Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (June 26, 2023)
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Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (March 13, 2023)
Ignore certain data-* attributes in rails-ujs when element is contenteditable
[CVE-2023-23913]
Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (January 24, 2023)
- No changes.
Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (January 17, 2023)
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Rails 6.1.7 (September 09, 2022)
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Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (July 12, 2022)
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Rails 6.1.6 (May 09, 2022)
- No changes.
Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (April 26, 2022)
Fix and add protections for XSS in
::ActionView::Helpers
and::ERB::Util
.Escape dangerous characters in names of tags and names of attributes in the tag helpers, following the XML specification. Rename the option
:escape_attributes
to:escape
, to simplify by applying the option to the whole tag.Álvaro Martín Fraguas
Rails 6.1.5 (March 09, 2022)
preload_link_tag
properly insertsas
attributes for files withimage
MIME types, such as JPG or SVG.Nate Berkopec
Add
autocomplete="off"
to all generated hidden fields.Fixes #42610.
Ryan Baumann
Fix
current_page?
when URL has trailing slash.This fixes the
current_page?
helper when the given URL has a trailing slash, and is an absolute URL or also has query params.Fixes #33956.
Jonathan Hefner
Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (March 08, 2022)
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Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (February 11, 2022)
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Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (February 11, 2022)
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Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (December 15, 2021)
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Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (December 14, 2021)
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Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (December 14, 2021)
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Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (August 19, 2021)
- No changes.
Rails 6.1.4 (June 24, 2021)
The
translate
helper now passesdefault
values that aren't translation keys throughI18n.translate
for interpolation.Jonathan Hefner
Don't attach UJS form submission handlers to Turbo forms.
David Heinemeier Hansson
Allow both
current_page?(url_hash)
andcurrent_page?(**url_hash)
on Ruby 2.7.Ryuta Kamizono
Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (May 05, 2021)
- No changes.
Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (March 26, 2021)
- No changes.
Rails 6.1.3 (February 17, 2021)
- No changes.
Rails <IP_ADDRESS> (February 10, 2021)
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Rails 6.1.2 (February 09, 2021)
- No changes.
Rails 6.1.1 (January 07, 2021)
Fix lazy translation in partial with block.
Marek Kasztelnik
Avoid extra
SELECT COUNT
queries when rendering Active Record collections.aar0nr
Link preloading keep integrity hashes in the header.
Étienne Barrié
Add
config.action_view.preload_links_header
to allow disabling of theLink
header being added by default when usingstylesheet_link_tag
andjavascript_include_tag
.Andrew White
The
translate
helper now resolvesdefault
values when anil
key is specified, instead of always returningnil
.Jonathan Hefner
Rails 6.1.0 (December 09, 2020)
SanitizeHelper.sanitized_allowed_attributes and SanitizeHelper.sanitized_allowed_tags call safe_list_sanitizer's class method
Fixes #39586
Taufiq Muhammadi
Change form_with to generate non-remote forms by default.
form_with
would generate a remote form by default. This would confuse users because they were forced to handle remote requests.All new 6.1 applications will generate non-remote forms by default. When upgrading a 6.0 application you can enable remote forms by default by setting
config.action_view.form_with_generates_remote_forms
totrue
.Petrik de Heus
Yield translated strings to calls of
ActionView::FormBuilder#button
when a block is given.Sean Doyle
Alias ActionView::Helpers::Tags::Label::LabelBuilder#translation to
#to_s
so thatform.label
calls can yield that value to their blocks.Sean Doyle
Rename the new
TagHelper#class_names
method toTagHelper#token_list
, and make the original available as an alias.token_list("foo", "foo bar") # => "foo bar"
Sean Doyle
ARIA Array and
Hash
attributes are treated as space separatedDOMTokenList
values. This is useful when declaring lists of label text identifiers inaria-labelledby
oraria-describedby
.tag.input type: 'checkbox', name: 'published', aria: { invalid: @post.errors[:published].any?, labelledby: ['published_context', 'published_label'], describedby: { published_errors: @post.errors[:published].any? } } #=> <input type="checkbox" name="published" aria-invalid="true" aria-labelledby="published_context published_label" aria-describedby="published_errors" >
Sean Doyle
Remove deprecated
escape_whitelist
from::ActionView::Template::Handlers::ERB
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
find_all_anywhere
from::ActionView::Resolver
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
formats
from::ActionView::Template::HTML
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
formats
from::ActionView::Template::RawFile
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
formats
from::ActionView::Template::Text
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
find_file
from::ActionView::PathSet
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
rendered_format
from::ActionView::LookupContext
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
find_file
from::ActionView::ViewPaths
.Rafael Mendonça França
Require that
::ActionView::Base
subclasses implement#compiled_method_container
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support to pass an object that is not a
::ActionView::LookupContext
as the first argument inActionView::Base#initialize
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
format
argumentActionView::Base#initialize
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
ActionView::Template#refresh
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
ActionView::Template#original_encoding
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
ActionView::Template#variants
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
ActionView::Template#formats
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
ActionView::Template#virtual_path=
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
ActionView::Template#updated_at
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
updated_at
argument required onActionView::Template#initialize
.Rafael Mendonça França
Make
locals
argument required onActionView::Template#initialize
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
ActionView::Template.finalize_compiled_template_methods
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated
config.action_view.finalize_compiled_template_methods
Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support to calling
ActionView::ViewPaths#with_fallback
with a block.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support to passing absolute paths to
render template:
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support to passing relative paths to
render file:
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove support to template handlers that don't accept two arguments.
Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated pattern argument in
ActionView::Template::PathResolver
.Rafael Mendonça França
Remove deprecated support to call private methods from object in some view helpers.
Rafael Mendonça França
ActionView::Helpers::TranslationHelper#translate accepts a block, yielding the translated text and the fully resolved translation key:
<%= translate(".relative_key") do |translation, resolved_key| %> <span title="<%= resolved_key %>"><%= translation %> <% end %>
Sean Doyle
Ensure cache fragment digests include all relevant template dependencies when fragments are contained in a block passed to the render helper. Remove the virtual_path keyword arguments found in CacheHelper as they no longer possess any function following 1581cab.
Fixes #38984.
Aaron Lipman
Deprecate
config.action_view.raise_on_missing_translations
in favor ofconfig.i18n.raise_on_missing_translations
.New generalized configuration option now determines whether an error should be raised for missing translations in controllers and views.
fatkodima
Instrument layout rendering in
TemplateRenderer#render_with_layout
asrender_layout.action_view
, and include (when necessary) the layout's virtual path in notification payloads for collection and partial renders.Zach Kemp
ActionView::Base.annotate_rendered_view_with_filenames annotates HTML output with template file names.
Joel Hawksley, Aaron Patterson
ActionView::Helpers::TranslationHelper#translate returns nil when passed
default: nil
without a translation matchingI18n#translate
.Stefan Wrobel
OptimizedFileSystemResolver
prefers template details in order of locale, formats, variants, handlers.Iago Pimenta
Added
class_names
helper to create a CSS class value with conditional classes.Joel Hawksley, Aaron Patterson
Add support for conditional values to TagBuilder.
Joel Hawksley
ActionView::Helpers::FormOptionsHelper#select should mark option for
nil
as selected.@post = Post.new @post.category = nil # Before select("post", "category", none: nil, programming: 1, economics: 2) # => # <select name="post[category]" id="post_category"> # <option value="">none</option> # <option value="1">programming</option> # <option value="2">economics</option> # </select> # After select("post", "category", none: nil, programming: 1, economics: 2) # => # <select name="post[category]" id="post_category"> # <option selected="selected" value="">none</option> # <option value="1">programming</option> # <option value="2">economics</option> # </select>
bogdanvlviv
Log lines for partial renders and started template renders are now emitted at the
DEBUG
level instead ofINFO
.Completed template renders are still logged at the
INFO
level.DHH
ActionView::Helpers::SanitizeHelper: support rails-html-sanitizer 1.1.0.
Juanito Fatas
Added
phone_to
helper method to create a link from mobile numbers.Pietro Moro
annotated_source_code returns an empty array so TemplateErrors without a template in the backtrace are surfaced properly by DebugExceptions.
Guilherme Mansur, Kasper Timm Hansen
Add autoload for SyntaxErrorInTemplate so syntax errors are correctly raised by DebugExceptions.
Guilherme Mansur, Gannon McGibbon
RenderingHelper
supports rendering objects thatrespond_to?
:render_in
.Joel Hawksley, Natasha Umer, Aaron Patterson, Shawn Allen, Emily Plummer, Diana Mounter, John Hawthorn, Nathan Herald, Zaid Zawaideh, Zach Ahn
Fix
select_tag
so that it doesn't changeoptions
wheninclude_blank
is present.Younes SERRAJ
Please check [6-0-stable]) for previous changes.


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- Static method in class ch.epfl.lis.gnwgui.
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TestFunction
- Class in
ch.epfl.lis.sde
Test function to test SDE solvers.
TestFunction()
- Constructor for class ch.epfl.lis.sde.
TestFunction
Default constructor (1D system and default test function)
TestFunction(int)
- Constructor for class ch.epfl.lis.sde.
TestFunction
Constructor
TIME_EVALUATION
- Static variable in class ch.epfl.lis.gnwgui.
SplashScreen
In this mode, the time taken by all the tasks during a normal load is computed.
TimeSeriesExperiment
- Class in
ch.epfl.lis.gnw
Time course experiments, see documentation for details.
TimeSeriesExperiment(Solver.type, Perturbation, boolean, String)
- Constructor for class ch.epfl.lis.gnw.
TimeSeriesExperiment
Constructor
toString()
- Method in class ch.epfl.lis.gnw.
HillGene
Return a string representation of the gene regulation function.
toString(int)
- Method in class ch.epfl.lis.gnw.
RegulatoryModule
Return a string representation of this regulatory module.
transform(Context<Graph<V, E>, E>)
- Method in class ch.epfl.lis.gnwgui.jungtransformers.
ArrowShapeTransformer
Return the arrow that should be used for each edge of the network.
transform(E)
- Method in class ch.epfl.lis.gnwgui.jungtransformers.
EdgeArrowColorTransformer
Return the color that should be used for each edge/arrow of the network.
transform(E)
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EdgeTransformer
Return the color that should be used for each edge/arrow of the network.
transform(V)
- Method in class ch.epfl.lis.gnwgui.jungtransformers.
NodeFillColorTransformer
Return a color used to paint the nodes.
transform(V)
- Method in class ch.epfl.lis.gnwgui.jungtransformers.
NodeLabelLabeller
Return the label of the node v.
tsv
- Static variable in class ch.epfl.lis.gnwgui.filefilters.
FilterNetworkAll
TSVParserGNW
- Class in
ch.epfl.lis.gnw
Extends the basic TSVParser to load and save some formats specific to GNW.
TSVParserGNW(Structure)
- Constructor for class ch.epfl.lis.gnw.
TSVParserGNW
Constructor, calls super constructor
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Are you a graphic designer? Hotswap could use a better logo...
something cool with flames and wind and suggestive of the swap
operation. I'm thinking somthing along the lines of Travolta's hotrod
in the movie Grease.
$Id$
License:
Hotswap is licensed as GPL software. You can
change or use it in free programs,
but the GPL prohibits its use in non-free programs.
Requirements:
JDK1.2 for basic use, JDK1.3 for use of Dynamic
Proxy Classes.
Download:
The highest release whose last digit is an even number is the current
recommended version.
Installation:
Include the hotswap.jar
in your classpath. You also need
to include $JAVA_HOME/lib/tools.jar
in the classpath in
order to use KJavacCompiler
.
Documentation:
The manual is the org.inxar.hotswap.*
package
description.
Contact
If you have any questions, suggestions, bug reports, or bugfixes,
please email me at pcj in-the-general-vicinity-of inxar
full-stop org.


Each Farm increases the amount of Food produced for one farmer.
Each Mine increases the amount of Ore and Iridium produced for one miner.
Gold is generated by taxing the population, the higher the total population, the more gold generated each turn. Gold is also generated when builders are assigned to a planet with an empty build queue.
Factories allow construction of Space Platforms as well as increase the production generated for one worker.
Space Platforms provide planetary defense and allow cruiser and battleship construction.
Colonies increase the planet's maximum population.
At the end of each turn damaged StarShips will be repaired given the population is not rioting or in unrest and there is a Colony on the planet as well as the structure required to build the StarShip. Resources are required for StarShip repairs as well.
Defenders protect a planet from attacking fleets but cannot move between planets.
Scouts, destroyers, cruisers and battleships can attack other planets and their respective strengths increase exponentially.
Shipping one food between planets costs one gold
Starvation slows planetary production and population growth
Population grows based on existing population and space available on the planet (more space and higher population means faster growth)
Citizens will protest new rulers on a planet. Protesting citizens cannot be used as workers and will calm down each turn given they have enough food. Loyalty will shift to the new planet owner once a citizen stops protesting. If more than half of the population is protesting, the overall population will be in unrest and production will be reduced.
A player's home (starting) planet gives advantages: more gold generated through taxes, starvation is less likely to cause unrest, and protesting citizens become content more quickly.
Planet Type Property Reference
Terrestrial
Arid
Dead
Asteroid
Size
9
6
5
3
Base Food / Farmer
2
1.5
1
0.5
Base Ore / Miner
0.25
0.5
1.5
1.75
Base Iridium / Miner
0.125
0.375
0.5
1.0
Note: These statistics are available in-game in the Planet View's planet icon tooltip.
Starship Advantages and Disadvantages
Some starships have natural combat advantages over other starships.
Advantages increase attack strength by 50%, disadvantages decrease attack strength by 50%.
Players can design custom ships or research improvements to star ship effectiveness, building efficiency, etc...
Tax revenue can be directed to Research and Development Projects.
Each new level attained in a research project improves the effectiveness of the researched area and subsequent levels become more difficult to achieve.
Some research projects are inherently more difficult to research than others.
During successful planetary conflicts, the attacking fleet has a chance to discover research points, if this results in a level up in a research area, then attacking and defending players are notified.
Galactic Trading Center
Players may sell or buy food, ore, and iridium at the Galactic Trading center.
Trades are processed in the order they are submitted.
Prices fluctuate based on the resource amounts held by the trading center.
Buy trades may fail to execute if the trading center runs out of a resource or the player runs out of gold.
Sell trades may fail to execute if the player runs out of a resource or the trading center runs out of gold.
Hotkeys
Most hotkeys will be visible by an underlined character in the button that corresponds to their action (e.g. "o" is the hotkey for the "Ok" button).Other hotkeys include:


Stocks in Asia to Climb; Aussie Gains on Trade
by Bloomberg(Nov 4): Stocks were set to rise in Asia after a strong U.S. hiring report and indications from President Donald Trump that an interim trade deal with China will be signed in the U.S. once it’s finished. The yuan was steady, while the Aussie climbed.
Futures pointed higher on equity indexes in Hong Kong and Australia. The S&P 500 rose 1% on Friday to a fresh all-time high as data showed the economy added more jobs than forecast. South Africa’s rand advanced after the country clung on to its investment-grade credit rating. Markets are shut in Tokyo, so Japanese equities won’t trade and cash Treasuries will begin at the London open.
Global equities are coming off the back of a fourth week of gains, with the MSCI ACWI Index up 18% this year. Meantime earnings continue to roll in around the world, while trade data in China at the end of this week will give details for October against a backdrop of easing tensions on negotiations with U.S. counterparts.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross expressed optimism the U.S. would reach a “Phase One” trade deal with China this month and said licenses would be coming “very shortly” for American companies to sell components to Huawei Technologies Co. Trump told reporters Sunday a trade deal, if completed, will be signed somewhere in the U.S., with a new venue being sought in the wake of the Chile APEC summit being canceled.
Elsewhere, the initial public offering process for Saudi Aramco officially started on Sunday, with the stock likely to start trading in Riyadh next month. Valuations vary widely.
Here are some key events coming up this week:
- Earnings are due from companies including: Uber, Walt Disney, Toyota, Deutsche Telekom, SoftBank, BMW and Singapore Airlines.
- U.S. durable goods data is due Monday along with factory orders.
- Regional Fed presidents including Charles Evans, John Williams and Patrick Harker speak at events on Wednesday.
- Australia, on Tuesday, and the Bank of England, on Thursday, will deliver monetary policy decisions.
These are the main moves in markets:
Stocks
- The S&P 500 Index rose 1% on Friday.
- Futures on Hong Kong’s Hang Seng gained 0.4%.
- Futures on Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 Index rose 0.4%.
Currencies
- The yen was flat at 108.23 per dollar.
- The offshore yuan held at 7.0388 per dollar.
- The euro bought $1.1169.
- The Australian dollar climbed 0.2% to 69.17 U.S. cents.
Bonds
- The yield on 10-year Treasuries gained two basis points to 1.71% on Friday.
Commodities
- Gold added 0.1% on Friday to $1,514.34 an ounce.
- West Texas Intermediate crude on Friday gained 3.7% to $56.20 a barrel. - Bloomberg


Jamal Tahlil
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>206-253-8974
Objective
- To get into the University of Washington and and get a bachelor's degree.
Skillset
- Experienced in Python and JavaScript.
- Certified in Word, PowerPoint and Excel.
- Experienced in making robots.
Education
- Hazen High School-11th Grade
Work History
- Fred Meyer-(July, 2019-Present)


People have noticed WeWork’s ‘sad’ empty booth at a big software developer conference
by Julie Bort- About 12,000 attendees descended on San Diego this week to attend KubeCon, a software conference dedicated to the hot programming technology known as Kubernetes.
- But, it turns out, one tiny, vacant booth has captured people’s attention.
- WeWork had a booth at the show – but attendees posted to Twitter over the course of the day that the booth was, seemingly, unattended.
- WeWork declined to comment.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
WeWork is in the process of massive layoffs this week as the company restructures after its failed attempt at an IPO.
When WeWork released the paperwork for the intended IPO, the company tried to position itself as a tech company rather than a real estate company. Since WeWork makes its money renting shared office space, not software, investors and pundits universally rejected that idea.
But WeWork did pursue all kinds of tech projects, under the auspices of now-ousted CEO Adam Neumann. The company had big hopes to offer its tenants various software apps, and at one point said it employed 1,000 engineers, product designers and machine learning specialists. It even wrote about its technology choices from time to time on Medium.
That might explain why WeWork had a tiny booth at KubeCon, a big conference held in San Diego this week around Kubernetes, a Google-created open source software project that’s become something of a standard in the cloud computing industry. The conference has an estimated attendance of 12,000.
WeWork was known to be a user of Kubernetes – or, at least, it was interested in hiring people who knew how to use it. A recent WeWork engineering job posting listed Kubernetes as a “nice to have” skill, among a boatload of other trendy technologies.
Whether the purpose of the booth was to recruit developers, or to try and nab startups to rent WeWork office space, we may never know – because the booth was, apparently, un-staffed for much of the event.
The sight of the empty booth was viewed as a symbol for the struggling company by more than one KubeCon attendee, who posted pictures of it on Twitter over the course of the day. One described the sight as “sad.”
- Meanwhile, WeWork is now shedding all of the people working on projects that are not tied directly to its core business of real estate, its newly appointed chairman has said in emails leaked to Business Insider.
- WeWork declined to comment.
- Now read:
- WeWork warned employees not to put glass cleaner in tenants’ mouthwash containers
- WeWork layoffs began on Monday, sources say, with one person calling it a ‘small mercy’
- Sex, tequila, and a tiger: Employees inside Adam Neumann’s WeWork talk about the nonstop party to attain a $100 billion dream and the messy reality that tanked it
- Insiders say WeWork’s IT is a patchwork of cheap devices and Band-Aid fixes that will take millions to fix


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The history of Javascript is it was created in 1995 by a guy named Brendan Eich. He created it because web was gaining alot of popularity he wanted a broswer that cutting edge and now it became one major things needed for webpages.


Thanks to Fabien Dubosson. Blogging in Org Mode With Nikola
The difference between this and the tutorial is the fact that I've used python3 -m venv instead of pyenv
ENVIRONMENT := _env/
default: help
$(ENVIRONMENT):
python3 -m venv "$@"
clean:
nikola clean
rm -rf $(ENVIRONMENT)
setup:
@echo "make $(ENVIRONMENT);"
@echo "source $(ENVIRONMENT)bin/activate;"
@echo "pip install --upgrade pip 'Nikola[extras]';"
help:
@echo "To setup Nikola environment, please use 'eval \$$(make setup)'."
type
$ eval $(make setup)
I added unlicense (as the license)
Create nikola directory and then move the files into the upper repository
- initialize nikola website
$ nikola init website mv website
- move its files into the upper directory (cleaner)
$ mv website/* .
- remove old empty folder
$ rmdir website
$ nikola plugin -i orgmode
In here I recomment to use manual push
$ git status
$ git add <file or folder>
$ git commit -am "message"
git push
when this was mentionned
# Add the orgmode compiler to your COMPILERS dict.
COMPILERS["orgmode"] = ('.org',)
# Add org files to your POSTS, PAGES
POSTS = POSTS + (("posts/*.org", "posts", "post.tmpl"),)
PAGES = PAGES + (("stories/*.org", "stories", "story.tmpl"),)
I thought that it was about things in the emacs file. Finally it was about things in the conf.py file. So search the posts and search the compilers and add them into the conf.py file. Don't forget to commit.
nikola new_post 999_nikola_install.org
to check all the locales configured on ubuntu
- $ sudo locale-gen "en_US.UTF-8"
- $ sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
- From the list I search for en_US.UTF-8, which happens to be number 149
- I type 149 and press enter
- The command prompt asks me to choose between
- None
- C.UTF-8
- en_US.UTF-8
- I choose C.UTF8
- I rerun the command
- nikola new_post 999_nikola_install.org
- it works!
To add a picture simply type:
[[file:<link>]]
$ nikola new_post -e -f orgmode
$ nikola build


[gecode-users] obtaining IntVar's domain as IntSet?
Kish Shen
kisshen at cisco.com
Tue Jul 27 19:10:17 CEST 2010
Hi,
Is there anyway to obtain the domain of an IntVar as an independent
object, preferably an IntSet? I looked at the documentation, and can't
figure out how to do this.
The reason I ask is that in ECLiPSe finite domain library, ic, there are
some operations which are performed on domains as independent objects
(i.e. independent of their original variables), including performing
such set-like operations like forming the union of two domains, etc.).
Thanks and cheers,
Kish
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First of all, clone/fork repository from Github.
git clone https://github.com/jkuri/angular2-fullstack my-app
In the next spet, we`ll install all the dependencies.
cd my-app
npm install
When it comes to prompting the configuration about semantic, install it to the semantic/ directory.
In other words, just hit the enter 4 or 5 times and you`re done with that.
Then we need to build the semantic framework.
cd semantic
gulp build
cd ..
If it says `gulp: command not found` then, you need to install it first.
[sudo] npm install gulp -g
Then repeat entering commands above.
And that`s it! We succesfully installed the angular2-fullstack package!
As authentication works throuht database, we need to create it first. The table where we store users it's really simple, the simple as can be. We store id, email (as username) and password (brcypted).
If you dont have any *SQL database installed, now it`s time to do so.
When you are all set up create a table in your database like;
CREATE TABLE `users` (
`id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
`email` varchar(255) NOT NULL,
`password` varchar(255) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
UNIQUE KEY `id_UNIQUE` (`id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB AUTO_INCREMENT=2 DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
Note as this is example for MySQL, if you`re using some other database the syntax may differ.
Then insert a user in the database, in this example we`ll insert a user with credentials<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ password.
INSERT INTO `users`
VALUES
(1,'
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'$2a$12$FxcMvqu0tb6u0aoyZ8BlmOhBZCTzBa0lKtj2mkcYskI0zIwEWE/Om');
That`s it, you will now be able to login to your application.
And now is time to set up the parametes for our application. The parameters holds in `server/config/constants.js` file and looks like;
'use strict';
module.exports = {
dev_port : 3000,
prod_port : 13535,
db_host : 'localhost',
db_port : 3306,
db_user : 'root',
db_password : '',
db_name : 'jan',
token : 'MySecretToken'
};
We won`t be loosing words about what means single variable in that configuration, but it worths to mention abou token. Just set it to some random string, like you store you password or so. The token variable is used by JWT or JSON Web Token for authentication, more specifficaly for decoding and encoding the JWTs. When we`re all set up, we have nothing more to do than just run the app.
Run the application in development mode by just typing ...
grunt
... in the root directory of our application. Now you`ll be enjoing development with automatic css minification, html minification, auto reload, TypeScript linting, JavaScript linting the server instance and also notifications about errors in the notifications center or growl if you prefer it.
When our application is done we just run:
grunt build
node server/prod.js
We'll get an output similar like that:
Server running at port 13535
Note that in production we want to run server all the time, without failure (if that`s possible) so we will use pm2 or forever from node. Choose one. I prefer pm2, so I'll give an example for that one.
[sudo] npm install pm2 -g
pm2 start server/prod.js
Now our application will run *forever*.
But hey! Our application run on port 13535, but HTTP port works on 80, so what are we gonna do know?
We`ll set up a nginx fastcgi proxy server, and this is an example of how to configure one:
server {
listen 80;
server_name www.example.com example.com;
location / {
proxy_pass http://localhost:13535;
proxy_http_version 1.1;
proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;
proxy_set_header Connection 'upgrade';
proxy_set_header Host $host;
proxy_cache_bypass $http_upgrade;
}
}
Then restart the nginx server and we are all done!


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RAGI OVERVIEW
Ruby Asterisk Gateway Interface (RAGI) is a useful open-source framework for bridging the Ruby on Rails web application server environment and Asterisk, the open-source PBX.
RAGI eases the development of interactive automated telephony applications such as IVR, call routing, automated call center, and extended IP-PBX functionality by leveraging the productivity of the Ruby on Rails framework. RAGI simplifies the process of creating rich telephony and web apps with a single common web application framework, object model and database backend.
RAGI is available under
the BSD license.
To get RAGI, please visit
the RAGI pages on RubyForge,
or use üggem install ragiüh.
Also, please reference the
SnapVine developer site at http://www.snapvine.com/code/ragi/
or use üggem install ragiüh.
Class
Overview
The most important classes in RAGI to an application developer are callConnection, callHandler and callInitiate. These three classes provide everything you need to create interactive phone applications in Asterisk using Ruby. The other classes provide runtime support and test facilities.
This section provides a
high level overview of each class in RAGI. Detailed
call_connection.rb – this class provides a Ruby
call_handler.rb – each application using
call_initiate.rb – this class provides a convenient abstraction around
Asterisküfs call file facility for outbound dialing. In addition, CallInitiate
specifies some conventions for configuring Asterisküfs extensions.conf so that
calls, when answered, are handled in turn by RAGI. In summary, RAGIüfs
callInitiate provides a mechanism to create interactive applications triggered
by a dial out.
Important note: CallInitiate relies on having an
Asterisk outgoing directory set up and an accompanying cron job. The setup for this is the same as the
wake up call configuration found on this page: http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+tips+wake-up
call_server.rb – a server component that answers an
start_ragi.rb – an example class that starts up a RAGI server with the Simon Game CallHandler. For instructions on running RAGI within a Rails application, please see the README file.
config.rb – the class provides default configuration values for RAGI. In practice, developers will want to configure RAGI for their own purposes (and with their own HandlerMap) by passing in parameters to the initialize method of callServer. In addition, defaults for things like the path to the Asterisk sound directory and wakeups are given here. Note that you can override these for your environment by changing system environment variables.
test.rb – a Ruby unit test class for testing RAGI applications.
Configuration
and Getting Started
In order to understand how to use RAGI in a real Ruby application, this section will guide you through running any one of our sample apps. This section assumes you have Ruby installed and path and environment variables set up properly for your environment.
Obtain RAGI
1. Type the
following to install RAGI as a gem:
gem install ragi
In the directory ügragiüh you will find the core class files that make up RAGI and a helpful README file.
In the directory ügsample-appsüh you will find a subdirectory for the simon game sample application.
Configure Asterisk
Please see the README file for examples on how to use RAGI in the context of a Rails application.
Run the Sample Application
The
class ügstart_ragi.rbüh is used to bootstrap a server process to answer incoming
RAGI connections from your Asterisk server. This file is pre-configured to run
the simon gameüfs call handler.
1. cd to the director that contains start_ragi.rb
2. type the following to execute the app: ruby start_ragi
Sample Apps
Simple Simon – a simple memory game. Test your memory by punching the numbers you here on the phone. See how long of a number string you can memorize as it grows longer and longer.
Development Notes
Date:
+ RAGI released as a SourceForge project
+ RAGI has not been tested much outside of the context of apps developed in the Ruby on Rails framework.
Date:
+ RAGI has been
repackaged as a gem and now lives on RubyForge.
+ RAGI has been updated
to better adhere to Ruby and Rails naming conventions. See CHANGELOG for more information.
Sponsorship and Involvement
RAGI was originally developed by SNAPVINE, Inc and is released as open source under a BSD license.
We welcome your feedback, suggestions, bug reports and project sponsorship.
To get involved as a direct contributor to the project, please contact us at the RAGI pages on RubyForge.
References
SnapVine Developer Site
http://www.snapvine.com/code/ragi
Asterisk
Asterisk
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+AGI
Asterisk
extensions.conf
http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk%20config%20extensions.conf
Asterisk Dial-Out Call
Files
http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Asterisk+auto-dial+out
Ruby
Ruby on Rails
SnapVine, Inc.


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Allows for quick and easy setup of filterable, sortable, and paginated tables. Currently supports Vue.js ^2.4.
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To install this package, simply install vuejs-datatable
with your favorite package manager:
# Using npm
npm install vuejs-datatable
# Using yarn
yarn add vuejs-datatable
The ESM build (EcmaScript Module) implies that your target browsers supports ESM OR you use a bundler, like webpack, rollup.js or Parcel.
Import & register the DatatableFactory in Vue:
import Vue from 'vue';
import { VuejsDatatableFactory } from 'vuejs-datatable';
Vue.use( VuejsDatatableFactory );
Check out how to customize table types to see some usage of the DatatableFactory and the possible reasons not to use the default instance exported as VuejsDatatableFactory
.
The IIFE build (Immediately Invoked Function Expression) should be prefered only for small applications without bundlers, or if you privilegiate the use of a CDN.
In your HTML, load the IIFE build directly, if possible right before the closing </body>
tag. You must make sure that the loading order is preserved, like below.
<body>
<!-- All your page content... -->
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/vue/2.4.2/vue.js" defer></script>
<script src="/dist/vuejs-datatable.js" defer></script>
<script src="/myscript.js" defer></script>
</body>
The IIFE build exposes the DatatableFactory as the global VuejsDatatable
. Check out how to customize table types to see some usage of the DatatableFactory
.
Use the component in your HTML or template:
<div id="vue-root">
<datatable :columns="columns" :data="rows"></datatable>
</div>
Then pass in the columns and the data to your Vue instance:
new Vue({
el: '#vue-root',
data: {
columns: [
{label: 'id', field: 'id'},
{label: 'Username', field: 'user.username', headerClass: 'class-in-header second-class'},
{label: 'First Name', field: 'user.firstName'},
{label: 'Last Name', field: 'user.lastName'},
{label: 'Email', field: 'user.email'},
{label: 'Address', representedAs: ({address, city, state}) => `${address}<br />${city}, ${state}`, interpolate: true}
],
rows: [
//...
{
id: 1,
user: {
username: "dprice0",
firstName: "Daniel",
lastName: "Price",
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>},
address: "3 Toban Park",
city: "Pocatello",
state: "Idaho"
}
//...
]
}
});
The DatatableFactory exposes several methods to allow you to add or modify other datatable
-like components, with custom styles or behavior.
VuejsDatatable
.registerTableType( 'my-awesome-table', tableType => {
tableType
.mergeSettings( /* ... */ )
.setFilterHandler( /* ... */ )
.setSortHandler( /* ... */ );
} );
Browse the full documentation at https://gerkindev.github.io/vuejs-datatable/.
Sometimes, you'll need to use a development version of the module. This allow you to modify source code, run tests, and build custom versions of the module.
Always existing branches are:
develop
: Latest changes, not yet validated.staging
: Changes considered as stable and planned for next release.master
: Releases, stable versions.You may use other branches (for features, hotfixes, etc etc). Check out the list of branches.
# First, clone the repo
# replace `my-branch` with the name of the branch you want to use
git clone https://github.com/GerkinDev/vuejs-datatable.git#my-branch
# Go to the repo directory
cd vuejs-datatable
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Run tests
npm run test
# Build the package
npm run build
Optionaly, link your local modules so you can use it in other modules.
You may need to run the following command as
sudo
npm link
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4-6
Dietary
Use seasonal fruits to pep up this gorgeously moist steamed pudding.
For the steamed pudding, butter a 1.2litre/2 pint heatproof bowl then pour the golden syrup into the bottom. Add the apple and mix.
Mix the butter and sugar in a separate bowl until light and fluffy. Stir in the lemon zest and vanilla seeds. Beat in the eggs one at a time, beating well between each addition. Fold in the flour and baking powder and mix to form a smooth, thick batter.
Spoon the sponge mixture into the buttered bowl.  Place the foil on top and fold a pleat down the middle to allow the paper to expand. Place over the pudding and secure around the edge using cooks’ string. Fold a large piece of aluminium foil into a long strip and place under the pudding bowl to use as a handle later.
Place a saucer or small plate upside down into the bottom of a large saucepan.
Put the covered bowl on the saucer and pour water into the pan to reach two-thirds of the way up the bowl. Cover the pan with a lid and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 1-1½ hours.
For the plum and pear compôte, heat a large saucepan and add the butter and sugar. Add the plums, apples, cinnamon sticks, cloves and ginger and simmer for 8-10 minutes. Simmer the sauce, stirring gently until it thickens.
For the custard, place the egg yolks and sugar in a bowl and whisk until well blended. Put the milk, cream, vanilla pod and seeds into a saucepan and bring to the boil. Simmer for a minute, then pour onto the egg mixture and whisk in. Return to the saucepan and heat slowly, or until the custard has thickened enough to coat the back of the spoon. Strain through a sieve into a clean pan.
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An Uninteresting Slide
An uninteresting bullet point.
Hopefully, things improve…
Seventh-Grade Project
Simple components
Shows what-connects-to-what
Left-to-right signal flow
Clear circuit function
Effort vs. Clarity
Opamp
Effort vs. Clarity
Microprocessor
Tells what-connects-to-what
Complex components with some well-defined I/O
Back-and-forth signal flow between processor and memory
Circuit function is hidden in software
Effort vs. Clarity
80486 Motherboard
80486 Motherboard (cont’d)
North and South bridges.
15 more pages of this stuff.
Effort vs. Clarity
SOCs, FPGAs, Oh My!
2000-pin devices
Massive integration of analog/digital blocks
Wide buses / serial buses / packet comms
Tells what-connects-to-what
Too many wires => use stubs and labels
Circuit function is no longer depictable
SOCs, FPGAs, Oh My! (cont’d)
SOCs, FPGAs, Oh My! (cont’d)
SOCs, FPGAs, Oh My! (cont’d)
Effort vs. Clarity
Like James Joyce’s “Finnigans Wake”: only the author understands it and nobody else has gotten past page three.
The Progression
Started small and things worked great!
Used a bit more, still OK.
Used even more. Marginal results.
Using heavily. No longer sure what’s going on…
Similar to a drug addiction.
2016
forum.kicad.info/t/pcbnew-without-eeschema-again/3306
“I’d like to create … netlist information from non-graphical tools…”
Typing is faster than drawing
Computers handle text efficiently
Every OS has a text editor
Scripts can automate tasks
Searching is straightforward
Original poster: Alex Lopez (alez).
Such a good idea! Has it been done before?
But PHDL Died
As judged by forum traffic.
https://sourceforge.net/p/phdl/mailman/phdl-devel/?viewmonth=201506
Since the dawn of time, scavengers have learned the value of dead things…
Tasty and Doesn’t Fight Back!
PHDL - the Tasty Bits
Concise, repetitive part instantiation
Concise, bulk connectivity
Encapsulation
Hierarchy
If it’s dead, better nose it to find out why…
Why Did PHDL Die?
Very problem-specific
Lacked general-purpose capabilities
No ecosystem (libraries, utilities)
No user community
She’s wandered way out into the desert and now she’s sad nobody is around to play with her merry-go-round. But nobody will come all the way out into the desert just to play with a toy merry-go-round. Except this guy.
Except this guy!
How to correct these shortcomings of PHDL???
MyHDL
Built upon a general-purpose language: Python
Adds objects for describing digital hardware
Provides a functional simulation engine
Outputs VHDL or Verilog for synthesis
PHDL + MyHDL → SKiDL
Use Python for general-purpose computing
Add part and net objects
Provide methods for connecting them
Output a netlist to PCBNEW
Basic SKiDL Objects
Pin
: a terminal with a number, name, I/O type, …
Part
: a bag of Pin
s
Net
: a connection between one or more Pin
s
Bus
: an array of Net
s
Start With a Part
>>> uc = Part('MCU_Microchip_PIC10', 'PIC10F220-IP')
>>> uc
PIC10F220-IP (PIC10F222-IP): 512W Flash, 24B SRAM, PDIP8
Pin U1/2/VDD/POWER-IN
Pin U1/3/GP2/BIDIRECTIONAL
Pin U1/4/GP1/BIDIRECTIONAL
Pin U1/5/GP0/BIDIRECTIONAL
Pin U1/7/VSS/POWER-IN
Pin U1/8/GP3/INPUT
Create Nets
n = Net()
n = Net('my_net')
b = Bus('my_bus', 5)
Connect Pins and Nets
[ ] to access part pins and bus nets
+= to connect stuff
Pin to net: n += uc[5]
Pin to pin: uc[3] += uc[4]
Bus to part: b[3:0]+=uc['gp3,gp2,gp1,gp0']
Bus to part: b[3:0] += uc['gp[3:0]']
Example #1
vdd = Net('Vdd')
gnd = Net('GND')
vin = Net('Vin')
r1 = Part('device','R',value='4.7K')
r2 = r1(value='2.2K')
vin += r1[1]
r1[2] += r2[1]
r2[2] += gnd
uc = Part('MCU_Microchip_PIC10',
'PIC10F220-IP')
uc['VDD'] += vdd
uc['VSS'] += gnd
uc['gp0'] += r2[1]
A microcontroller sampling a voltage passed through a voltage divider.
Every SKiDL statement corresponds to some element in the schematic.
The effort to create SKiDL or schematic is nearly the same.
The schematic is clearer.
Example #2
b = Bus('chplx', 4)
for hi in b:
for lo in b:
if hi != lo:
led = Part('device','LED')
hi += led['A']
lo += led['K']
Once I have two different nets, I can connect an LED between them.
SKiDL statements correspond to multiple elements in the schematic.
The effort to create SKiDL code is much less than the schematic.
Neither schematic or SKiDL is clearer.
Example #3
@subcircuit
def chplx_leds(b,
ledt=Part('device',
'LED',TEMPLATE)):
for hi in b:
for lo in b:
if hi != lo:
led = ledt()
hi += led['A']
lo += led['K']
b1, b2 = Bus('B1',4), Bus('B2',5)
chplx_leds(b1)
chplx_leds(b2)
Encapsulate the previous example inside a function, and then call it twice to create two charlieplexed LED arrays.
Demonstrates hierarchy/encapsulation and parameterization.
The effort to create the SKiDL code is much less than the schematic.
Example #4
vdd, gnd = Net('VDD'), Net('GND') # power & ground nets.
c = Part('Device','C', TEMPLATE) # capacitor template.
uc = Part('MCU_Microchip_PIC16',
'PIC16F83-XXSO') # Microcontroller.
uc['VDD, VSS'] += vdd, gnd # Attach pwr, gnd to uC.
c_byp = c(value='10uF') # Add bypass capacitor.
c_byp[1,2] += vdd, vss
xtal = Part('Device','Crystal') # Crystal.
uc['OSC1, OSC2'] += xtal[1,2] # Attach crystal to uC.
c1, c2 = c(2, value='10pF') # Crystal trim caps.
c1[1,2] += xtal[1], gnd # Connect trim caps.
c2[1,2] += xtal[2], gnd
chplx_leds(uc['RB[3:0]']) # 12 charlieplexed LEDs.
chplx_sws(uc['RA[3:0]']) # 12 charlieplexed switches.
The charlieplexed switches are just like the charlieplexed LEDs except the LED is replaced with a switch and a diode.
The effort to create SKiDL code is much, much less than the schematic.
Shows the advantages of encapsulation and parameterization.
Netlist → Layout
...
chplx_leds(uc['RB[3:0]'])
chplx_sws(uc['RA[3:0]'])
generate_netlist()
Parts?
How did you find the parts?
>>> search('pic10')
WARNING: Could not open directory ''
MCU_Microchip_PIC10.lib: PIC10F220-IMC (512W Flash, 24B SRAM, DFN8)
MCU_Microchip_PIC10.lib: PIC10F320-IMC (512W Flash, 64B SRAM, DFN8)
MCU_Microchip_PIC10.lib: PIC10F220-IOT (512W Flash, 24B SRAM, SOT-23-6)
MCU_Microchip_PIC10.lib: PIC10F204-IMC (512W Flash, 24B SRAM, DFN8)
MCU_Microchip_PIC10.lib: PIC10F320-IP (512W Flash, 64B SRAM, PDIP8)
MCU_Microchip_PIC10.lib: PIC10F204-IOT (512W Flash, 24B SRAM, SOT-23-6)
MCU_Microchip_PIC10.lib: PIC10F220-IP (512W Flash, 24B SRAM, PDIP8)
MCU_Microchip_PIC10.lib: PIC10F320-IOT (512W Flash, 64B SRAM, SOT-23-6)
MCU_Microchip_PIC10.lib: PIC10F200-IP (512W Flash, 24B SRAM, PDIP8)
MCU_Microchip_PIC10.lib: PIC10F204-IP (512W Flash, 24B SRAM, PDIP8)
MCU_Microchip_PIC10.lib: PIC10F200-IOT (512W Flash, 24B SRAM, SOT-23-6)
MCU_Microchip_PIC10.lib: PIC10F200-IMC (512W Flash, 24B SRAM, DFN8)
SKiDL Fixes Common Problems
Trivialities (Junction dot size? Really!?!)
Repetitive parts (1000 * cap(value=“0.1uF”))
Mistaken disconnections
Power flags (diode['K'].drive=POWER
)
Version control (diff just works)
Multiple boards in one project
Freebies!
Standard res/cap values (pypi.org/project/eseries)
Normalizing values (github.com/ulikoehler/UliEngineering)
PySpice
- ngspice interface
scipy.optimize
A way to access standard E24, E48 resistor/capacitor values: someone wrote it for me!
A way to recognize that 4K7, 4.7K and 4700 are all the same value: someone wrote it for me!
A way to run SPICE simulations from Python: someone wrote it for me!
A way to optimize the performance of a circuit: someone wrote it for me!
Generative Circuits
Multi-Voltage Regulator
Connect the 8 resistors and 8 switches to generate as many, 0.1V-spaced voltages as possible with the adjustable regulator.
Machine-Generated Version
I gave the machine a random arrangement of resistors and switches and said “make it better!”
This is what it came up with.
Man vs. Machine
Machine-generated circuit is slightly less clumpy.
Machine-generated can handle less regular cases like unequal number of switches and resistors or different values of resistors.
Documentation
Python comments
Doc strings, Sphinx and autodoc
Attaching notes to circuits, parts, pins, nets, buses
Jupyter
Jupyter is the 800-lb gorilla of documentation.
Jupyter
Rich media: pictures, circuit diagrams, videos.
Include live calculations in your notebook.
Have your documentation generate your circuit.
Show the little girl again, but in a playground.
So where have we ended up? I hope here. The little girl is surrounded by friends. She’s not the center of attention, but that was never the point. They can play with her toy if they want, or they can do their own thing, if they want. And that seems like a pretty good situation. Except for this guy…
But he’s always going to be around. And maybe that’s a good thing: everything has a start. Maybe everything needs an end, too. Like this talk.
Playground Rules
pip install skidl
Design examples: xesscorp.github.io/skidl
Netlist converter: netlist_to_skidl


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Content
- Ph.D. Candidates
- Undergraduate Students
- School of Business & Management (2021 – present)
- School of Science, Engineering, and Technology (2018 – 2021)
- School of Business IT and Logistics (2014 – 2017)
Ph.D. Candidates
| Full name | Program | Thesis title | Progress | Supervisors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ngan Tuyet Truong | Doctor of Philosophy (Management) | Service Innovation Management for Customer Satisfaction and Behavioural Intentions: The Case of Boutique Hotel Sector in an Emerging Country | Completed (2022) | Mathews Nkhoma (Primary), Robert McClelland (Associate), Duy Dang-Pham (Associate) |
| Qui Nguyen Ngoc | Doctor of Philosophy (Management) | The impact of faculty job satisfaction on retention and performance in Vietnam higher education sector | Completed (2023) | Robert McClelland (Primary), Duy Dang-Pham (Associate), Susan Thomas (Associate), Majo George (Associate) |
| Minh Hoang Thi Bui | Doctor of Philosophy (Management) | Quality assessment of digitalized learning learning programs in higher education in Vietnam (tentative title) | Thesis Examination | Mathews Nkhoma (Primary), Duy Dang-Pham (Primary), Ai-Phuong Hoang (Associate) |
| Diem-Trang Vo | Doctor of Philosophy (Business) | Adoption of AI-driven technology in healthcare (tentative title) | Mid-candidature Review | Long Nguyen Van Thang (Primary), Duy Dang-Pham (Associate), Ai-Phuong Hoang (Associate) |
| Khanh-Linh Nguyen | Doctor of Philosophy (Business) | The influences of Growth Mindset, Occupational Self-efficacy, Mastery Goal Orientation, and Grit on Workplace Learning – a moderated sequential-mediation model in Vietnam’s banking industry (tentative title) | Mid-candidature Review | Duy Dang-Pham (Primary), Seng Kok (Primary), Burkhard Schrage (Associate) |
| Anna Felipe | Doctor of Philosophy (Computer Science) | Converging Computer Science and Engineering pedagogy to Achieve Creative Mindset of Student for Start-up (tentative title) | Mid-candidature Review | James Harland (Primary), Duy Dang-Pham (Associate), Iouri Belski (Associate) |
Undergraduate Capstone Project Supervision
BH120 - Bachelor of Engineering (Software Engineering) (Honours)
BP162 - Bachelor of Information Technology
| Full name | Program | Capstone project | Year | Industry partner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thanh Nguyen Tan, Dong Nguyen Dong, Phi Tran, An Nguyen Le | BH120 | LinkedIn scraper and recommender | 2020 | Navigos Group |
| Hinh Dinh Nguyen Huy, Tu Nguyen Hoang Cam, Hieu Nguyen Trung, Huy Hoang | BH120 BP162 |
Real estate auto-listing web application | 2020 | Amberos |
| Thanh Phu Gia | BH120 | An online tool for automatic data preprocessing | 2020 | |
| Long Nguyen Hoang | BH120 | Implementation of graph theory and gamification in knowledge management system | 2020 | |
| Tuan Phung Minh, Long Tran Hoang | BH120 | An accurate pipeline approach to Vietnamese handwritten medical record recognition | 2020 | Oxford University Clinical Research Unit (OUCRU) - Hospital for Tropical Diseases |
| Huy Tran Nguyen Duc | BH120 | Music recommender system with audio features | 2019 | |
| Dat Le Duy, Duy Doan Le, Quang Tran Huu | BH120 | HERMESITO - A job recommender system | 2019 | Navigos Group |
The Business School (2021 – present)
INTE2555 Technology Futures (Postgraduate / MBA)
This course develops your skills in evaluating current and emerging technology trends and evaluating the potential impacts on, and opportunities for, businesses considering integrated future technologies. You will explore developments in technologies including the evolution of a technology, the characteristics of a technology and its implications on managerial functions. You will also evaluate how technological changes affect stakeholder management and their ethical implications, and how to respond to business challenges by developing solutions to meet business objectives arising from emerging technologies.
MKTG1418 Marketing Intelligence
This course covers the fundamentals of a topic area whose importance is growing rapidly in the current marketing environment. You will explore the nature and scope of marketing research. You will master the latest market research tools and learn to select the appropriate methodologies to conduct market research. You will learn to use the data gathered to get insights into your market, product, audience, competition. You will also learn to report the information in a fashion that facilitates generating a cohesive view of the company’s market situation and therefore enhances decision making.
COMM2789 Digital Content Creation
Digital content plays a crucial role in a successful digital marketing campaign. This course provides skills for developing a content strategy and measuring its success, adapting messages and stories for different audiences, integrating text, images and audio-visual materials, and writing, editing and delivering interesting content to attract and engage audiences. You will learn how to write for the different digital platforms a company may use for example websites, social media, blogs, mobile content, email content etc. This course is designed to bring out the innate creativity in you. In the end, you will have a real world view of the importance of creativity and the power of ideas in marketing communications.
BUSM2301 Organisational Analysis
In this course you will learn to critically examine alternative approaches for analysing and interpreting organisations. The course adopts a multiple perspective and interdisciplinary approach which provides you with toolset to analyse organisations through different theoretical lenses and at different levels: systems, structures, social interactions and the individual. It develops organisational analysis and critical reasoning skills through the application and assessment of different perspectives to business case studies examined in the course. The course examines different knowledge assumptions and their implications and practical consequences for future managers.
School of Science, Engineering & Technology (2018 – 2021)
COSC2083 Introduction to Information Technology
This course aims to provide you with the foundation knowledge of contemporary Information Technology areas, software, applications and job skills required to enter the IT market. A major component of the course is the practical application of the knowledge gained from the theoretical content. The material covers a broad range of introductory Information Technology concepts.
This is an introductory course to user-centred design and usability experience. User-centred design is a design methodology that focuses on the needs of end users, limitations of end users, preferences of end users, and business objectives. This course is concerned with the development of interactive systems with a strong focus on user-centred design and usability principles. You will learn what characteristics of a user interface can make it easy or hard for people to use, and how to design user interfaces that take into account human capabilities and constraints. The emphasis will be on design first (iteratively, on paper or with prototyping tools). The design principles you learn here will be applied in the follow up courses in web and mobile application development.
IT today is everywhere and is involved in many aspects of life, including mobile devices, electronic voting and robotic fish. Many advances have come from people passionately following an inspiration, and developing it into a concrete outcome. This course is an opportunity for you to pursue an idea in IT and to work with a team of like-minded people to develop it. You will be provided with assistance to choose an appropriate topic, find a project team, generate a project plan, and to implement your project. This course is designed to engage and inspire you with the wide world of IT, with a particular emphasis on finding appropriate tools, methodologies and techniques to meet your own personal challenge. This course will give you substantial hands-on, practical learning experiences and aims to motivate you through engagement in the creative, explorative and meaningful development of technological artefacts that operate in real world contexts. This is a project-based course.
COSC2130 Professional Computing Practice
This course is an introduction to computing ethics, law and marketing. It is intended for CSIT students who have not studied business principles, or who have little work experience in industry. The course provides a survival kit for CSIT graduates entering the workforce. During this course, you should consider computing ethical issues, such as information privacy, computer crime, computer terrorism. During this course, you should also consider the international legal framework available to protect software system development. This includes non-disclosure agreements, employment contracts, intellectual property law (copyright, patent, licensing, royalties), trademarks and warranty disclaimers.
OENG1130 Technology Leadership
The course covers effective methodologies to devise real solutions for challenges faced by today’s technology leaders. It also covers processes, operations and understanding company infrastructure and developing flexibility for change. The course will involve engaging in a real technology environment and acquiring the skills and knowledge for a successful technical leader.
COSC2658 Data Structures and Algorithms | COSC2469 Algorithms and Analysis
The main objective of this course is for you to acquire the tools and techniques necessary to propose practical algorithmic solutions to real-world problems which still allow strong theoretical bounds on time and space usage. You will study a broad variety of important and useful algorithms and data structures in different areas of applications, and will concentrate on fundamental algorithms. You will spend a significant time on each algorithm to understand its essential characteristics and to respect its subtleties.
Machine Learning involves automatically identifying patterns in data to suggest future predictions about a task: e.g., predicting future house prices from historical data and trends. The explosion of data in different fields, such as health and finance, and in sources such as social media, has made Machine Learning an increasingly core Computer Science competency, with many companies investing in data analytics and the world’s major IT companies (such as Google, Facebook, and others) establishing Machine Learning labs. This course will introduce the basic Machine Learning concepts, covering supervised and unsupervised techniques, evaluation, as well as specific approaches such as deep neural networks. Students will learn how to apply such techniques to a range of problems, using open source Machine Learning toolkits, and learn how to analyse outputs from the applications. Students will perform assignments that involve a variety of real world datasets from a variety of domains.
Capstone Projects
This course is the first half of a research and development (R&D) project that comprises two sequential courses (Part A and Part B) and is the capstone for all engineering programmes within the School of Engineering. In this culminating academic experience you will apply your technical knowledge and further develop your research, design and professional engineering skills. The authentic project maybe industry based and focuses on producing well-managed practical and pertinent solutions to either discipline specific, or cross disciplinary engineering problems, through robust research and established engineering design processes.
School of Business IT & Logistics (2014 – 2017)
OMGT1082 Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management
In this introductory course you will explore the elements of integrated business logistics and the role and application of logistics principles to supply/demand/value chain management. Logistics and the closely related concept of supply chain management (SCM) underpin business or corporate strategy as far as the latter sets company objectives in sales, market share, share price, returns on shareholder funds, investment and assets. The course also covers key activities related to logistics and supply chain management, including transportation, warehousing, inventory management, customer service, and purchasing.
OMGT2146 Supply Chain Analysis and Design
This course provides an introduction to quantitative methods that can be used in industry. You will acquire advanced spreadsheet and database modelling skills. The course will introduce static and dynamic models of supply chains and logistics systems. Specifically, it will apply transport and transhipment models to optimize supply chains. The course will enhance your appreciation of logistics and the usefulness of mathematical and statistical models in solving logistics problems. You will learn to think systematically about the fundamental processes involved and to evaluate the performance of a supply chain as a system. You will also develop your critical thinking skills to the point where you are able to deliberate on contemporary issues in supply chain management.


Web Workers
This exercise builds from the fetch and list exercises, but rather than making our fetch requests on the main thread (which blocks) we're going to delegate that process to a Web Worker. We're gong to use the CatAPI this time, which, well delivers us cats. Our Web Worker will do the fetching of our image data from the CatAPI:
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polling might work.


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Linda and John wanted a full house of children to love. Their daughter, Alice, was the delight of their hearts, but they were even more thrilled when they found out she was going to become a big sister. When their second little girl was born, they decided that John would name her, and he chose the name Bryce. The two little blond-haired, blue-eyed girls grew together surrounded by love. Soon Linda discovered she was expecting again, and she began to think about names. She realized something that hadn’t occurred to her before: her first two children were named with the first two letters of the alphabet. Even though they hadn’t begun the trend on purpose, they decided not to break it; and when their third daughter arrived, they named her Crystyl, so that the three sisters could be A, B, and C. The big family they had hoped for was growing quickly.
Despite her love for her giggling group of little girls, Linda still dreamed of having a son. It seemed she might get her chance when she found out she was pregnant again.  D’Andra it was. Four girls seemed quite enough, so Linda and John considered their family complete.
Thinking she was done having children, Linda settled into being the mom of four wonderful daughters—until a few years later she discovered they weren’t done after all! She thought that maybe this was God’s way of fulfilling her dream of a little boy. It turned out that God had a sense of humor. Their fifth daughter was on the way.
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Hello again, everyone! Excitement is building for the coming RedSnake Philly meeting. If you didn’t get a ticket, don’t lose hope yet. We’re hoping to squeeze a few more in so make sure to follow @RedSnakePhilly to get the word.
Or consider volunteering! We’re looking for about 6 volunteers to help out. 3 will be handling Registration where job duties include:
- Letting in the pre-registered attendees first
- Giving out the T-Shirts and other swag
- Staving off the chaos as we try to pack 200 people into a space built for 60 :)
And 3 will be helping out with the food, including:
- Moving pizza from the kitchen to outside the rooms
- Keeping the beer stocked
- Cleaning up spent boxes and bottles
Andrew Burnheimer has kindly volunteered to help coordinate the video stream, but if you’re interested in things of the A/V nature, feel free to get in touch with him and help out there.
If you’re interested in helping out with any of this please email us or hit us up on twitter!


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Hulu Boosts the Price of Its Live-TV Service
by msmashHulu said Friday it will increase the price of its online cable TV alternative product Hulu Live by $10 to $55 a month in what is the latest sign providers are having trouble making money on discounted packages of channels that rival cable. From a report: Hulu Live, which offers about 60 channels such as ESPN and CNN, was first introduced two years ago. The price increase takes effect Dec. 18, the company said in a statement. So-called skinny bundles -- cheaper online alternatives to cable packages -- have struggled recently as budget-conscious consumers seem more willing to just cut out traditional cable networks entirely. Sony is shutting down its offering, PlayStation Vue, in January.


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Thank you so much for your generous contributions to the Syringes for Cuba Appeal. ACFS Sydney is pleased to report that we have received $6715.24 in private donations, which means that, along with the $4000 contribution from the branch, we have been able to contribute $10 715.24 to the Syringes for Cuba campaign!
Please see the below update from the Australia-Cuba Business Council with the latest news on the shipment.


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Multiple Database Connection with ActiveRecord
Off-late I see many questions on StackOverflow on multiple database, also quite a number of approaches doing it wrongly, while I have answered a few, here I'm quite briefing about it.
Making a connection when necessary and interacting with secondary database is quite a common approach and poor way of dealing with.
Keeping the configurations at one best place.
database.ymldevelopment: adapter: [ adapter ] database: [DB name] username: [your username] password: [your password] host: [host name] secondary: adapter: [ adapter ] database: [ DB name ] username: [ username ] password: [ password ] host: [ host name ]
This keeps the secondary database connection open, which could be a good thing for performance as well allows you to use ActiveRecord of Rails.
Then comes the connection with AR.
Class ExternalDatabaseConnection < ActiveRecord::Base establish_connection(:secondary) self.table_name = "the_table" end
Usage
ExternalDatabaseConnection.first ExternalDatabaseConnection.create(.......)
Dynamic way of table setting
In case when table is dynamically set by user. In class you must have to use
self.abstract_class = true attr_protected
self.abstract_class
This tells ActiveRecord that it shouldn’t look for a table to go with that class
attr_protected
This will permit all attributes related to a table without defining it manually, in Rails 4, there must be different way.
ExternalDatabaseConnection.table_name = "table1"
ExternalDatabaseConnection is ready to serve as in AR object, with the related table set.
The Problem with dynamic way.
Dynamic way of changing table name, Consider..
ExternalDatabaseConnection.table_name = "users" ExternalDatabaseConnection.column_names => ["name", "location", "email", "verified"] ExternalDatabaseConnection.table_name = "posts" ExternalDatabaseConnection.column_names => ["name", "location", "email", "verified"]
You see the problem there, its shows the attributes of initially set table, hence you no longer hold the instance of new object.
The Fix.
ExternalDatabaseConnection.reset_column_information
To override the previous object - table information, reset_column_information method on the class object must be called before setting new table.


Welcome! This is the personal website of Miles Harber.
I put this website together as a way to host my projects, resume, and other fun things like that, all in one place!
Below you'll find links around the site, as well as some of the music I'm listening to at the moment.


Books I Would Recommend
The Alchemist
Paulo Coelho
Now That You're Rich: Let's Fall in Love!
Durjoy Datta & Maanvi Ahuja
Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future
Peter Thiel & Blake Masters
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck
Mark Manson
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
J. K. Rowling, Jack Thorne, & John Tiffany
Astrophysics for People in a Hurry
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Who Moved My Cheese?
Spencer Johnson
Rich Dad Poor Dad
Robert Kiyosaki & Sharon Lechter
The Power of Habit
Charles Duhigg
Bounce
Matthew Syed
Shikhandi and Other Stories They Don't Tell You
Devdutt Pattanaik
Quirkology: The Curious Science of Everyday Lives
Richard Wiseman
The Secret Lives of Numbers
Michael Millar
The Luck Habit
Douglas Miller
The Art of Conversation
Catherine Blyth
The Rules of Life
Richard Templar
Focus: The Power of Targeted Thinking
Jurgen Wolff
Failure of Success: Redefining What Matters
Jennifer Kavanagh
Simplicity
Edward de Bono
Bookworm eh? Follow me on


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The Culture is a fictional interstellar post-scarcity civilization or society created by the Scottish writer Iain M. Banks and features in a number of his space opera novels and works of short fiction, collectively called the Culture series. The Culture is composed primarily of sentient beings of the pan-human variety, artificially intelligent sentient machines, and a small number of other sentient "alien" life forms.
Machine intelligences range from human-equivalent drones to hyper-intelligent Minds. The Culture's economy is maintained automatically by its non-sentient machines, with high-level work entrusted to the Minds' subroutines, which allows its humanoid and drone citizens to indulge their passions, romances, hobbies, or other activities, without servitude. Many of the series' protagonists are humanoids who choose to work for the Culture's elite diplomatic or espionage organisations, and interact with other civilisations whose citizens hold wildly different ideologies, morals, and technologies.
The Culture has a grasp of technology which is advanced relative to most of the other civilisations which share the galaxy. Most of the Culture's citizens do not live on planets but in or on artificial habitats, such as huge orbitals, or on ships, the largest of which are home to billions of individuals. Biologically, the Culture's citizens have been genetically enhanced to live for centuries, and have modified mental control over their physiology, including the ability to introduce a variety of psychoactive drugs into their systems, change biological sex, or switch off pain at will. Culture technology is able to transform individuals into vastly different body forms but, for unclear reasons, the Culture standard form remains fairly close to human.


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“Photographer’s Forum Magazine”: 30th - 32nd Annual College Photography Contest – Finalist 2010, 2011
“An Artistic Discovery” – Mike Honda Art Competition: “Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition”
2010 WPGA Annual Pollux Awards: Finalist, 1st Honorable Mention 2010 - portrait category.
Evergreen Valley College Annual Juried Student Art Exhibit Spring 2011: “Outstanding Achievement Award in Photography.”
2011 WPGA Annual Pollux Awards: “3rd prize” – portrait category.
Evergreen Valley College Annual Juried Student Art Exhibit Spring 2012: "Achievement in Journalistic Photo"


Specifying DI Manager¶
The XML configuration file has a required element diManagers, for specifying types that implement interface IoC.Configuration.DiContainer.IDiManager. The IoC.Configuration.DiContainer.IDiManager implementations are specified in child diManager elements.
Also, diManagers element has an attribute activeDiManagerName, that specifies which IoC.Configuration.DiContainer.IDiManager will be used to handle IoC type bindings and type resolutions, as well as some other dependency injection related behaviour (such as valid module types, etc).
Note
Currently two implementations of IoC.Configuration.DiContainer.IDiManager are available: IoC.Configuration.Ninject.NinjectDiManager and IoC.Configuration.Autofac.AutofacDiManager in Nuget packages IoC.Configuration.Ninject and IoC.Configuration.Autofac
The selected IoC.Configuration.DiContainer.IDiManager implementation (e.g., IoC.Configuration.Ninject.NinjectDiManager, IoC.Configuration.Autofac.AutofacDiManager) handles type bindings that are specified in IoC.Configuration modules, as well as type resolutions.
Example of this element is shown below. To switch between Ninject and Aurofac containers, one needs to set the value of activeDiManagerName to either Ninject or Aurofac.
1 <diManagers activeDiManagerName="Autofac">
2 <diManager name="Ninject"
3 type="IoC.Configuration.Ninject.NinjectDiManager"
4 assembly="ninject_ext">
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6 Use parameters element to specify constructor parameters,
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9 <!--<parameters>
10 </parameters>-->
11 </diManager>
12 <diManager name="Autofac"
13 type="IoC.Configuration.Autofac.AutofacDiManager"
14 assembly="autofac_ext">
15 </diManager>
16 </diManagers>


This website contents basic information about Angelo Russoniello's projects as developer since he begin learning code at Epicodus
During the first week at Epicodus Angelo created several projects employing HTML and CSS like:
The first web page project is a website is a website were Angelo learned to build from scracthes a website emplying HTML and CSS.
The Epicodus Island Resort is a website for fiction client and it is built using HTML and CSS.
The Cupcake Shop project is a website for fiction client and it is build using HTML and CSS.
Angelo Russoniello is a student at North Seattle College persuading Application Development-Bachelor of Applied Science Degree. Angelo is also a student at Epicodus where he is learning how to programm in languages such C#, JavaScript, React, and HTML.
Before to enroll in Epicodus, Angelo used to work at Amazon Prime Now as problem-solver and in there he got inspire to become a software developer.
Angelo decided to take an immerse bootcamp course at Epicodus become he wants to get involve in the tech industry before get his B.A.S from North Seattle College.
Angelo is interesting in several discipline such as Biotechnology, Space Exploration, Blockchain Technology, Artificial Intelligent, and UX Design.
Some of the Angelo's skills includes the ability to communicate in three different languages such English, Italian, and Spanish. Angelo also play guitar and piano.
"Every great developer you know got there by solving problems they were unqualified to solve until they actually did it."


this is a class about understanding the transfers of energy between the world, be it kinetic and how it moves or how fast iron will heat up with 40000 joules put into it.
A class about understanding the general global trends of the world through all of the worlds known history.
This is a challenging class about learning to do the early calc stuff one needs to know
A awesome after school class in which we prepare a drama production
A class taught by my father in which we learn how to code and make a website
A class that teaches us the important qualities of leadership by teaching us values and having make a project in which we will need to apply such leadership qualities.
A great class tought by Mr. Hughes which talks about the different worldviews and why Christianity is the only viable one.


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| Contract (int _score, CONTRACT_TYPE _type, int _id) | |
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| int | score |
| CONTRACT_TYPE | type |
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| string | StringType [get] |
This class describe what a contract is.
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The id of the owner of the contract.
| int Game.Contract.score |
The score of the contract.
| CONTRACT_TYPE Game.Contract.type |
The type of the trump.
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get |
Getter of the string name of the type of trump.


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Updated: March 7, 2017
This topic describes the entity and type representations for common items that the Opportunity API uses. To learn about how to set up your developer account and work with the SKY API, see the Getting Started guide.
The fundraiser entity has the following properties:
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| constituent_id | string | The fundraiser identifier. |
| credit_amount | currency | The amount credited to the fundraiser for the opportunity. |
The opportunity entity has the following properties:
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | string | The opportunity identifier. |
| constituent_id | string | The constituent identifier. |
| name | string | The opportunity name. |
| purpose | string | The purpose of the opportunity. |
| status | string | The status of the opportunity. |
| deadline | dateTime | The opportunity deadline. |
| ask_date | dateTime | The ask date. |
| ask_amount | currency | The monetary amount requested. |
| expected_date | dateTime | The expected date. |
| expected_amount | currency | The monetary amount expected. |
| funded_date | dateTime | The opportunity description. |
| funded_amunt | currency | The monetary amount funded. |
| campaign_id | string | The identifier of the campaign associated with the opportunity. |
| fund_id | string | The identifier of the fund associated with the opportunity. |
| fundraisers | array of fundraiser | The fundraisers assigned to the opportunity. |
| inactive | boolean | Indicates whether the opportunity is inactive. |


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Item-Based Collaborative Filtering
Matrix Factorization
For Further Exploration
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Softmaxes and Cross-Entropy
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Saving and Loading Models
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CREATE TABILE and INSERT
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DELETE
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SELECT
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Grammars
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MADE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2001 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): **
MADE, which would better be called ARGUE, reteams SWINGERS's Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn as Bobby and Ricky. Although their mindless banter is cute at first, listening to them becomes as tiresome as being stuck at a cocktail party between battling spouses. Favreau, who wrote the bright script for SWINGERS, writes and directs the surprisingly mediocre MADE. It's the type of film in which positive comments on its short running length will generate a good portion of the discussion afterwards.
Bobby is a boxer with a 5-5-1 record. He and his live-in girlfriend, a lap dancer named Jessica (Famke Janssen), and her young daughter, Chloe (Makenzie Vega), are supported by a gangster named Max, played with every cliché possible by Peter Falk.
One day Max offers an unspecified, illegal job to Bobby and his obnoxious buddy Ricky. All they have to do is go from L.A. to New York and wait for their beepers to buzz. Oh yes, and they are not supposed to talk to anyone. This is something that Ricky, a constant screw-up and major motor mouth, is constitutionally incapable of accomplishing.
Bobby and Ricky fight with words and fists over everything, with Ricky's attempts at over tipping his way into a life of luxury being at the top of the list. The movie has little to do with the crime and everything to do with Bobby and Ricky's disagreements. Don't be surprised if you find yourself wishing that someone would jump out from a side street and plug one or both of them.
One wishes that the actors would have fought more about the script before they started the filming, as both of their foulmouthed characters show potential. As people kept walking out of our screening, it was easier to sympathize with their plight than with the characters in the story. The Bobby and Ricky routine would make for a nice, short "Saturday Night Live" skit. Anything more is overkill.
MADE runs 1:33. It is rated R for pervasive language, some drug use and sexuality and would be acceptable for most teenagers.
My son Jeffrey, age 12, gave the film **. He thought that it was only "okay" and complained that it didn't have much of plot.
The film opens nationwide in the United States on Friday, July 27, 2001. In the Silicon Valley, it will be showing at the AMC and the Century theaters.
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