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I'm a Program Manager at BlueLabs Analytics. I was previously a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Maxwell School at Syracuse University and the University of Pennsylvania. I received a PhD in Government and an MS in Statistics and Data Science from the University of Texas at Austin.
During my time in academia, I studied formal institutional design, both within and beyond the United States. Legal documents - such as laws, constitutions, or treaties - often contain institutional rules, which describe who can do what, when, and to whom. Unfortunately, dense legal texts are difficult for non-experts to interpret. In my work, I used machine learning and natural language processing methods to unlock the information contained in these documents, which allowed me to study the political and policy origins of formal institutional design choices.
My research has been published in journals including the Journal of Politics, Political Analysis and the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.


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Transitioning Specialist in the United States Army with 3 years of experience as a Supply Specialist.
Software Engineer in Full-Stack JavaScript seeking a career with a company where the position will
allow me to create new software and apps. Long term, I would like to evolve my skill-set so that I can
be in a supervisory or management role.


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Materials Slides Download workshop materials Exercises Exercise 1: JSON Exercise 2: AJAX Resources $.ajax() documentation jQuery CDN - use this to get jQuery on your personal projects JSONLint.com Common AJAX gotchas XMLHttpRequest


The rule editor is where you create the rule definitions for all you forms.
You can organize your rules into up to 6 tabs.
Clicking on a tab activates that tab and clicking again allows you to rename that tab.
Press the green floppy disc symbol to save your tab settings.
Remove a tab (and its rules!) by clicking on the minus icon on the right of the tab.
Add a new tab by clicking on the plus symbol on the last tab.


libnet macros and symbolic constants More...
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Macros | |
| #define | LIBNET_DONT_RESOLVE 0 |
| #define | LIBNET_RESOLVE 1 |
| #define | LIBNET_ON 0 |
| #define | LIBNET_OFF 1 |
| #define | IN6ADDR_ERROR_INIT |
| #define | LIBNET_PR2 0 |
| #define | LIBNET_MAX_PACKET 0xffff |
| #define | LIBNET_ERRBUF_SIZE 0x100 |
| #define | LIBNET_MAXOPTION_SIZE 0x28 |
| #define | for_each_context_in_cq(l) for (l = libnet_cq_head(); libnet_cq_last(); l = libnet_cq_next()) |
libnet macros and symbolic constants
| #define for_each_context_in_cq | ( | l | ) | for (l = libnet_cq_head(); libnet_cq_last(); l = libnet_cq_next()) |
Provides an interface to iterate through the context queue of libnet contexts. Before calling this macro, be sure to set the queue using libnet_cq_head().
| #define IN6ADDR_ERROR_INIT |
IPv6 error code
| #define LIBNET_DONT_RESOLVE 0 |
Used for libnet's name resolution functions, specifies that no DNS lookups should be performed and the IP address should be kept in numeric form.
| #define LIBNET_ERRBUF_SIZE 0x100 |
The libnet error buffer is 256 bytes long.
| #define LIBNET_MAX_PACKET 0xffff |
The biggest an IP packet can be – 65,535 bytes.
| #define LIBNET_MAXOPTION_SIZE 0x28 |
IP and TCP options can be up to 40 bytes long.
| #define LIBNET_OFF 1 |
Used several places, to specify "on" or "one"
| #define LIBNET_ON 0 |
Used several places, to specify "on" or "one"
| #define LIBNET_PR2 0 |
Used for libnet_get_prand() to specify function disposition
| #define LIBNET_RESOLVE 1 |
Used for libnet's name resolution functions, specifies that a DNS lookup can be performed if needed to resolve the IP address to a canonical form.


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Map of Accident Locations
It is first and foremost important to understand where the accidents are occuring within the City of Denver. The map below shows the locations of all accidents recorded between 2015 and 2018. The colors indicate each of the 78 neighborhoods in Denver in which the accidents took place. The bar chart shows the total number of accidents for each neighborhood and can be used to filter individual neighborhoods on the map.


APC leaders give Buhari mandate to constitute national reconciliation committee
- President Buhari has been asked to constitute a national reconciliation committee of APC
- The decision was agreed upon by the party's NEC on Friday, November 22
- Crisis has been rocking the party since 2018 over the conduct of its primaries
Apparently determined to reconcile its aggrieved members, the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has adopted the recommendation of the national caucus that President Muhammadu Buhari should constitute a national reconciliation committee.
Legit.ng reports that the party in a thread of tweets on its twitter page on Friday, November 22, said the standing committee would be empowered to address grievances of party members and resolve existing conflicts with a view to fostering unity and oneness within the party.
It was gathered that the decision was one of the highlights of the party's NEC meeting held on Friday, November 22, at the party's national secretariat, Abuja.
Kogi, Bayelsa elections: PDP accuses Buhari, APC of truncating Nigeria's democracy
President Buhari had said in his address that he would not seek for a third term in office, having sworn to uphold the constitution, which provides for two terms.
He equally charged all APC members, leaders and elected officials to reposition themselves in their respective constituencies so as to sustain the administration's landmark legacies beyond 2023.
The president said history would not be fair to members if the APC collapses after his second term, saying that history would be fair to the APC if the party remains strong and not only hold the centre but make gains.
Buhari also urged the members to read the party's constitution, abide by the provisions in it and ensure that they do not take the trust of their constituents for granted.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had previously reported that some aggrieved members of the party's NEC insisted that Oshiomhole should vacate his position as national chairman.
This is why Oshiomhole must resign - Aggrieved APC members explain
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‘Nigerians have comprehensively rejected PDP’ | - on Legit TV


HORROR. No other word I can describe it with. I prepared 55mg unfiltered of the yucky pink stuff. Bam.
00:00:05 Here it comes
00:00:10 This is going to be intense I'm telling myself
00:00:15 I run to the bathroom to clean myself up while I still can.
00:00:20 I walk out and I'm on the floor, breathing very heavily. This was a BAD idea. I can't move, I pray that it doesn't get any worse than this.
00:00:30 And it does. This is getting so intense I pray for it to stop. I'm afraid I did something wrong, and I can't look over to my arm to see if I'm still bleeding. I can feel the blood rushing through my body with this chilly stabbing sense to it. I'm afraid I may have a stroke if I had done too much too quickly. I pray for this to be the end. But it isn't.
00:01:00 I crawl to the couch, and try to wipe the blood off. It hurts terribly, my arm is swelling, it can't be good.
00:05:00 This is so bad. I pray that I would just die. I ponder whether this is how I will die, in general do people die like this? It was horrifying. I didn't want to die, but if it was the only way to stop this I wanted to. I screamed every few seconds, HELP. Hoping someone would come and kill me. I was alone in the house and would be for hours.  I closed my eyes, and it helped a bit. I looked out the window. The visuals were ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous, and it was all going so fast.
00:15:00 I tried to get a sip of water, try not to throw up knowing that if I do I could so easily choke on it and die.
00:30:00 I drag my body, rushing through with horrifying pain, cutting me apart from the inside out. I got my phone and dialed whoever I could reach. I began talking and asked them to stay on the phone for as long as they could. It helped greatly. I stared out the window, and focused on the visuals to distract my mind. The euphoria is out of this world. I was so mentally destroyed I could not reach into my pocket.  I was cold, and shaking terribly. My mouth was dry and I desperately wanted a drink but could not get it.
01:00:00 Declining a bit, but still unimaginably intense, I thought this would be the end of me. I prayed someone would come. I talked to people and told them my story. I told them how intense it was, what kind of mistake I made and that I told no one to ever do this, and not let me push this drug on anyone else.
01:30:00 I can just about walk now. I can finally appreciate the massive visuals and not as distracted by the body load.   The trees moved extremely quickly, I could taste the dpt, that awful taste. My arm hurt very badly, but the swelling came down. I cleaned up the gear and got myself together.
02:00:00 Visuals are still amazing. I'm definately coming down now. I'm still shaking, breathing is hard. The rushing toxic flow of my blood is still there and it makes me feel odd. The shivers and cold feelings subsided just enough. I took a look out the window, everything was still flying and moving. I still have that lingering smell and taste on my hands and mouth. My eyes hurt, and a light headache.
In regards to my conversations I swore to people that I would never do drugs again. It was the worst experience in my life, but no matter to its intensity it wasn't what I'd call a bad trip. I wanted it to end, but it was an experience and a lesson. I could never wish anything of this sort on anyone else. NEVER IV dpt. I have yet to try IMing it, and I may give it some time. I was floored with this stuff, literally. On the floor, semi-unconcious yelling for someone to come whenever I could get my mind to focus for long enough. DPT is a beast. Let no one try to convince you otherwise. It's cold, dark, and as mean as they get. Never do the mistake I made or you will pay dearly. Thank you.
Added Notes:
I've pretty much blacked out that whole experience. The syringe was full so I couldn't draw any blood into it, probably one reason why it was so intense. 55mg was dissolved in 50cc of water.
After 3 or 4 seconds I completely forgot that I had just done this. Then I remember I just did DPT, and then I'm like oh fuck, why.
I recall looking at my arm, it was morphing out of control, a little blood spot repeated itself everywhere on my arm. The carpet had spirals in it that were leaping out. Then I didn't know what to expect, so that's why it may have been so intense. I may do it again, but this time with a sitter. Through the few seconds where I could think, I was relatively sober. I gave directions to where I was, and spoke relatively clearly, but I was in gut wrenching pain.
There's this chilly feeling in my blood that had the taste of DPT and every time it went up my neck, it made me shudder.  The first 15 minutes were just unbearable and I tried not to do anything stupid, but all in all I consider myself lucky.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Female Reproductive System
Data & Resource Center (DRC)
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The Janus micro-kernel.
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| io.janusproject.kernel.services.guava | |
| io.janusproject.kernel.services.hazelcast |
Implementation of services based on
Hazelcast.
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| io.janusproject.kernel.services.jdk.contextspace |
Implementation of the service for managing contexts and spaces
based on the Java Development Kit.
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| io.janusproject.kernel.services.jdk.distributeddata |
Implementation of the distributed data structure services based on the Java Development Kit.
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| io.janusproject.kernel.services.jdk.kerneldiscovery |
Implementation of the kernel discovery services based on the Java Development Kit.
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| io.janusproject.util |
General utilities that are included into the Janus platform distribution.
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| TwoStepConstruction
Annotation that permits to mark the classes that
must be constructed in two explicit steps.
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| AbstractDMultiMapView
A view on a Map that provides the API for the DMultiMap.
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| AbstractMapView
Abstract implementation of a view on a Map for a distributed map.
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| DataViewDelegate.Delegator
An object that is delegate to a collection object.
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| AbstractDMapView
A view on a standard Map that provides the API for DMap.
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| AbstractDMultiMapView
A view on a Map that provides the API for the DMultiMap.
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| AbstractMapView
Abstract implementation of a view on a Map for a distributed map.
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| DataViewDelegate.Delegator
An object that is delegate to a collection object.
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| TwoStepConstruction
Annotation that permits to mark the classes that
must be constructed in two explicit steps.
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| TwoStepConstruction
Annotation that permits to mark the classes that
must be constructed in two explicit steps.
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| AbstractDMapView
A view on a standard Map that provides the API for DMap.
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| AbstractMapView
Abstract implementation of a view on a Map for a distributed map.
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| DataViewDelegate.Delegator
An object that is delegate to a collection object.
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| Class and Description |
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| TwoStepConstruction
Annotation that permits to mark the classes that
must be constructed in two explicit steps.
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Abstract implementation of a view on a Map for a distributed map.
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An object that is delegate to a collection object.
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A collection of listeners.
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@(form: Form[_]) @main("Register") {
Here is the place where you will create your hero. Choose your name carefully as it will appear on all the game reports.
Be sure to have something to write down the unique key we will generate for you. You will need this key to identify your AI to the server.


Two options are available here - you can either choose to leave the file
permissions as they are, or enter a 3-digit octal number representing
the permissions to set the file to after it is saved (the same format as
is used by the chmod command).
If a file does not exist and this option is not set, when it is created
its permissions will probably be something like 644.


External repositories, when "added" to your MacHg documents, are included just as references. Once you have a server reference in your document, you will then be able to clone (copy) the repository on the server, push (upload) changes from your computer to that server or pull (download) changes from that server to your computer.
Choose Repository > "Add Server Repository...", or right-click in the left sidebar and choose "Add Server Repository..."
In the dialog that appears, enter a short name of your choosing to help you identify the external repository. This short name will be used in the left sidebar and in other places to refer to this external repository.
In the dialog that appears, enter the URL for the desired server into the field "Server URL". Here are some examples of standard URLs
ssh://bitbucket.org/durin42/hgsubversion/
http://selenic.com/repo/hello
https://somehost/somefolder/
In the username field enter the user name for the server
In the password field enter the password for the user and server. (Note for ssh connections you cannot enter a password directly here. See: About Security And Passwords)
You can view the complete URL which MacHg will send to Mercurial in the field 'Full Server URL:'
Once you have entered a shortname and Server URL the connection will be automatically tested. You can click the details button to see the connection attempt. If you are experiencing connection problems you can test the connection directly in the terminal by clicking the button labeled 'Test in Terminal'. This is sometimes useful to diagnose problems.
Important:Any connection you set up needs to be non-interactive. If you are prompted for your password while testing the connection in the terminal then this is an "interactive" login and such a connection will not function with MacHg. If you are using ssh, you need to transfer your public ssh keys onto the server so that authentication is non-interactive, ie a password is never interactively requested each time a connection is established. (You can use passwordless ssh keys or an ssh-agent will do a one time authentication, which is not interactive at the low level.)
Important: Removing a repository just removes the reference to the repository. It doesn't actually move the folder of files to the trash, or remove the repository from the server. However, when deleting a local repository, you are given the option of moving the actual repository (the folder of files on your machine) to the trash. Choose this option with care.
Note:Any password you enter will be stored securely in the system keychain.


| Module | Fleximage::Model::InstanceMethods |
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lib/fleximage/model.rb
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Provides methods that every model instance that acts_as_fleximage needs.
Delete the image file for this record. This is automatically ran after this record gets destroyed, but you can call it manually if you want to remove the image from the record.
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 455 455: def delete_image_file 456: return unless self.class.has_store? 457: 458: if self.class.db_store? 459: update_attribute :image_file_data, nil unless frozen? 460: else 461: File.delete(file_path) if File.exists?(file_path) 462: end 463: 464: clear_magic_attributes 465: 466: self 467: end
Returns the path to the master image file for this record.
@some_image.directory_path #=> /var/www/myapp/uploaded_images
If this model has a created_at field, it will use a directory structure based on the creation date, to prevent hitting the OS imposed limit on the number files in a directory.
@some_image.directory_path #=> /var/www/myapp/uploaded_images/2008/3/30
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 245 245: def directory_path 246: raise 'No image directory was defined, cannot generate path' unless self.class.image_directory 247: 248: # base directory 249: directory = "#{RAILS_ROOT}/#{self.class.image_directory}" 250: 251: # specific creation date based directory suffix. 252: creation = self[:created_at] || self[:created_on] 253: if self.class.use_creation_date_based_directories && creation 254: "#{directory}/#{creation.year}/#{creation.month}/#{creation.day}" 255: else 256: directory 257: end 258: end
Returns the path to the master image file for this record.
@some_image.file_path #=> /var/www/myapp/uploaded_images/123.png
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 263 263: def file_path 264: "#{directory_path}/#{id}.#{self.class.image_storage_format}" 265: end
Return true if this record has an image.
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 379 379: def has_image? 380: @uploaded_image || @output_image || has_saved_image? 381: end
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 383 383: def has_saved_image? 384: self.class.db_store? ? !!image_file_data : File.exists?(file_path) 385: end
Sets the image file for this record to an uploaded file. This can be called directly, or passively like from an ActiveRecord mass assignment.
Rails will automatically call this method for you, in most of the situations you would expect it to.
# via mass assignment, the most common form you'll probably use Photo.new(params[:photo]) Photo.create(params[:photo]) # via explicit assignment hash Photo.new(:image_file => params[:photo][:image_file]) Photo.create(:image_file => params[:photo][:image_file]) # Direct Assignment, usually not needed photo = Photo.new photo.image_file = params[:photo][:image_file] # via an association proxy p = Product.find(1) p.images.create(params[:photo])
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 289 289: def image_file=(file) 290: if self.class.image_file_exists(file) 291: 292: # Create RMagick Image object from uploaded file 293: if file.path 294: @uploaded_image = Magick::Image.read(file.path).first 295: else 296: @uploaded_image = Magick::Image.from_blob(file.read).first 297: end 298: 299: # Sanitize image data 300: @uploaded_image.colorspace = Magick::RGBColorspace 301: @uploaded_image.density = '72' 302: 303: # Save meta data to database 304: set_magic_attributes(file) 305: 306: # Success, make sure everything is valid 307: @invalid_image = false 308: save_temp_image(file) unless @dont_save_temp 309: end 310: rescue Magick::ImageMagickError => e 311: error_strings = [ 312: 'Improper image header', 313: 'no decode delegate for this image format', 314: 'UnableToOpenBlob' 315: ] 316: if e.to_s =~ /#{error_strings.join('|')}/ 317: @invalid_image = true 318: else 319: raise e 320: end 321: end
Sets the uploaded image to the name of a file in RAILS_ROOT/tmp that was just uploaded. Use as a hidden field in your forms to keep an uploaded image when validation fails and the form needs to be redisplayed
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 357 357: def image_file_temp=(file_name) 358: if !@uploaded_image && file_name && file_name.any? 359: @image_file_temp = file_name 360: file_path = "#{RAILS_ROOT}/tmp/fleximage/#{file_name}" 361: 362: @dont_save_temp = true 363: if File.exists?(file_path) 364: File.open(file_path, 'rb') do |f| 365: self.image_file = f 366: end 367: end 368: @dont_save_temp = false 369: end 370: end
Return the @image_file_url that was previously assigned. This is not saved in the database, and only exists to make forms happy.
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 374 374: def image_file_url 375: @image_file_url 376: end
Assign the image via a URL, which will make the plugin go and fetch the image at the provided URL. The image will be stored locally as a master image for that record from then on. This is intended to be used along side the image upload to allow people the choice to upload from their local machine, or pull from the internet.
@photo.image_file_url = 'http://foo.com/bar.jpg'
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 330 330: def image_file_url=(file_url) 331: @image_file_url = file_url 332: if file_url =~ %r{^https?://} 333: file = open(file_url) 334: 335: # Force a URL based file to have an original_filename 336: eval "def file.original_filename\n\"\#{file_url}\"\nend\n" 337: 338: self.image_file = file 339: 340: elsif file_url.empty? 341: # Nothing to process, move along 342: 343: else 344: # invalid URL, raise invalid image validation error 345: @invalid_image = true 346: end 347: end
Call from a .flexi view template. This enables the rendering of operators so that you can transform your image. This is the method that is the foundation of .flexi views. Every view should consist of image manipulation code inside a block passed to this method.
# app/views/photos/thumb.jpg.flexi @photo.operate do |image| image.resize '320x240' end
# File lib/fleximage/model.rb, line 396 396: def operate(&block) 397: returning self do 398: proxy = ImageProxy.new(load_image, self) 399: block.call(proxy) 400: @output_image = proxy.image 401: end 402: end


Hi, My name is Ross Tienken. I am currently a Full-Stack web developer at Galvanize with a passion for all things software development.
I first started coding while I was in high school. I took a class and fell in love with it. My calling is Front-End development, and everything that it allow me to do. I was never artistic while growing up, so nothing ever looked the way that I pictured it. With CSS and other Front-End frameworks I can be the artist that I never was, and I am able to create anything I can imagine.
I would love to work for a Startup or a larger company. I just want to be a part of creating something inredible.


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POplugin()
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Fits a proportional odds model via pooled logistic regression. |
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bca_interval()
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Compute a BCa confidence interval |
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bca_logodds()
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Compute a BCa bootstrap confidence interval for the weighted mean. The code is
based on the slides found here: http://users.stat.umn.edu/~helwig/notes/bootci-Notes.pdf |
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bca_mannwhitney()
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Compute a BCa bootstrap confidence interval for the Mann-Whitney parameter. The code is
based on the slides found here: http://users.stat.umn.edu/~helwig/notes/bootci-Notes.pdf |
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bca_marg_dist()
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Compute a BCa bootstrap confidence interval for the weighted mean. The code is
based on the slides found here: http://users.stat.umn.edu/~helwig/notes/bootci-Notes.pdf |
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bca_wmean()
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Compute a BCa bootstrap confidence interval for the weighted mean. The code is
based on the slides found here: http://users.stat.umn.edu/~helwig/notes/bootci-Notes.pdf |
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compute_trt_spec_bca_intervals()
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Used to compute treatment-specific BCa intervals for
the CDF and PMF |
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compute_trt_spec_marg_dist_ptwise_ci()
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Compute simultaneous confidence interval for treatment-specific marginal distribution |
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compute_trt_spec_marg_dist_simul_ci()
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Compute simultaneous confidence interval for treatment-specific marginal distribution |
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covid19
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Simulated COVID-19 outcomes for hospitalized patients. |
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drord()
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Doubly robust estimates of for evaluating effects
of treatments on ordinal outcomes. |
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eif_pmf_k()
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Get EIF estimates for treatment-specific PMF at a particular
level of the outcome |
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eif_theta_k()
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Get EIF estimates for treatment-specific CDF at a particular
level of the outcome |
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estimate_cdf()
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Map an estimate of the conditional PMF into an estimate of the conditional CDF |
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estimate_ci_logodds()
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Compute confidence interval/s for the log-odds parameters |
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estimate_ci_mannwhitney()
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Compute confidence interval/s for the Mann-Whitney parameter |
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estimate_ci_marg_dist()
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Compute confidence interval/s for the treatment specific
PMF and CDF. |
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estimate_ci_wmean()
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Compute confidence interval/s for the weight mean parameters |
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estimate_cond_mean()
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Map an estimate of treatment-specific PMF into an estimate of
treatment specific conditional mean for each observation. |
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estimate_eif_wmean()
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Obtain an estimate of the efficient influence function for the
treatment-specific weighted mean parameter |
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estimate_logodds()
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implements a plug-in estimator of equation (2) in Diaz et al |
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estimate_mannwhitney()
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Compute the estimate of Mann-Whitney based on conditional CDF and PMF |
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estimate_pmf()
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Get a treatment-specific estimate of the conditional PMF.
Essentially this is a wrapper function for fit_trt_spec_reg , which
fits the proportion odds model in a given treatment arm. |
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estimate_treat_prob()
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Estimate probability of receiving each level of treatment |
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estimate_wmean()
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Compute the estimate of the weighted mean parameter based on
estimated PMF in each treatment arm. |
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evaluate_beta_cov()
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Get the covariance matrix for beta |
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evaluate_mannwhitney_gradient()
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Compute the estimated gradient of the Mann-Whitney parameter. Needed to derive
standard error for Wald confidence intervals. |
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evaluate_marg_cdf_eif()
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Get eif estimates for treatment-specific CDF |
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evaluate_marg_cdf_ptwise_ci()
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Evaluate pointwise confidence interval for marginal CDF. |
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evaluate_marg_dist_simul_ci()
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Evaluate simultaneous confidence interval for marginal PMF or CDF. |
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evaluate_marg_pmf_eif()
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Get eif estimates for treatment-specific PMF |
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evaluate_marg_pmf_ptwise_ci()
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Evaluate pointwise confidence interval for marginal PMF. |
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evaluate_theta_cov()
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get a covariance matrix for the estimated CDF |
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evaluate_trt_spec_pmf_eif()
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Get a matrix of eif estimates for treatment-specific PMF |
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evaluate_trt_spec_theta_eif()
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get a matrix of eif estimates for the treatment-specific CDF estimates |
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fit_trt_spec_reg()
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Helper function to fit a treatment specific outcome regression.
If there are more than 2 observed levels of the outcome for the
specified treatment arm, then polr is used from the MASS
package. Otherwise logistic regression is used. In both cases,
inverse probability of treatment weights are included in the regression.
If there are levels of the outcome that are not observed in this treatment
group, then 0's are added in. The function returns a matrix with named columns
corresponding to each outcome (ordered numerically). The entries
represent the estimated covariate-conditional treatment-specific PMF. |
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getResponseFromFormula()
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Get a response from model formula |
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get_one_logodds()
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Compute one log odds based on a given data set. |
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Compute one estimate of Mann-Whitney parameter based on a given data set. |
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Compute one estimate of the marginal CDF/PMF on a given data set. |
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Compute one weighted mean based on a given data set. |
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jack_logodds()
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Compute jackknife log-odds estimates. |
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Compute Mann-Whitney log-odds estimates. |
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Compute jackknife distribution estimates. |
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Marginalize over empirical distribution to obtain marginal
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Marginalize over empirical distribution to obtain marginal
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Get one bootstrap computation of the log odds parameters. |
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Get one bootstrap computation of the Mann-Whitney parameter. |
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Get one bootstrap computation of the CDF and PMF estimates |
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Get one bootstrap computation of the weighted mean parameters. |
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Print the output of a "drord" object. |
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predict(<POplugin>)
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Predict method for a POplugin object |
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Print the output of a "drord" object. |
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trimmed_logit()
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Trimmed logistic function |
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Batchwise dot product.
tf.compat.v1.keras.backend.batch_dot
tf.compat.v2.keras.backend.batch_dot
tf.keras.backend.batch_dot( x, y, axes=None )
batch_dot
is used to compute dot product of x
and y
when
x
and y
are data in batch, i.e. in a shape of
(batch_size, :)
.
batch_dot
results in a tensor or variable with less dimensions
than the input. If the number of dimensions is reduced to 1,
we use expand_dims
to make sure that ndim is at least 2.
x
: Keras tensor or variable with ndim >= 2
.y
: Keras tensor or variable with ndim >= 2
.axes
: Tuple or list of integers with target dimensions, or single integer.
The sizes of x.shape[axes[0]]
and y.shape[axes[1]]
should be equal.A tensor with shape equal to the concatenation of x
's shape
(less the dimension that was summed over) and y
's shape
(less the batch dimension and the dimension that was summed over).
If the final rank is 1, we reshape it to (batch_size, 1)
.
Assume x = [[1, 2], [3, 4]]
and y = [[5, 6], [7, 8]]
batch_dot(x, y, axes=1) = [[17], [53]]
which is the main diagonal
of x.dot(y.T)
, although we never have to calculate the off-diagonal
elements.
Pseudocode
: inner_products = []
for xi, yi in zip(x, y):
inner_products.append(xi.dot(yi))
result = stack(inner_products)
Shape inference:
Let x
's shape be (100, 20)
and y
's shape be (100, 30, 20)
.
If axes
is (1, 2), to find the output shape of resultant tensor,
loop through each dimension in x
's shape and y
's shape:
* x.shape[0]
: 100 : append to output shape
* x.shape[1]
: 20 : do not append to output shape,
dimension 1 of x
has been summed over. (dot_axes[0]
= 1)
* y.shape[0]
: 100 : do not append to output shape,
always ignore first dimension of y
* y.shape[1]
: 30 : append to output shape
* y.shape[2]
: 20 : do not append to output shape,
dimension 2 of y
has been summed over. (dot_axes[1]
= 2)
output_shape
= (100, 30)
x_batch = tf.keras.backend.ones(shape=(32, 20, 1)) y_batch = tf.keras.backend.ones(shape=(32, 30, 20)) xy_batch_dot = tf.keras.backend.batch_dot(x_batch, y_batch, axes=(1, 2)) tf.keras.backend.int_shape(xy_batch_dot) (32, 1, 30)


The best Christmas Eve begins in the zoo with Christmas music and the company of your animal friends!
It is our tradition to offer free entrance on Christmas Eve as we love to give a gift to the city of Aalborg and to send off many happy guests. What is even more exciting is that this year marks our 10th anniversary.
Come visit the zoo, meet Santa and greet the reindeer before he goes on gift delivery. We invite everyone to our Christmas party, young and old.
During this day you will have the opportunity to save and support your favourite animals.
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Sct. Mariæ School's Big Band plays Christmas music
Sct. Mariæ School's Big Band plays Christmas music
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Since its opening in 1935, Aalborg Zoo puts great importance to the conservation and education of endangered species and sustainability. Through the Aalborg Zoo Conservation Foundation (AZCF) we take part in various global projects on animal conservation, breeding, education, research and focus on fair trade.
The Black Mamba is AZCF’s biggest and most successful project, a unique nature conservation and anti-shoot shooting program.
The Black Mamba anti-poaching unit’s main objective is the security of the reserve and the protection of wildlife.
26 brave women create shelters for elephants and other types of wildlife, each of them patrols the area for around 20km/day and they arrest and scare off poachers, while destroying snares and traps.
They want their communities to understand that the benefits are greater through wildlife conservation rather than poaching, addressing the social and moral decay.
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We strive to create a strong bond and educate the communities that live on the boundaries of Balule and the Greater Kruger Park to create a sympathetic and patriotic community with pro-environmental mentality.
Poaching reduced
Snares removed
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Raised in 2017
Since our establishment, we have been supporting multiple projects that benefit nature and wildlife in Denmark and the rest of the world.
Improves elephants’ home by protecting them from illegal hunting and capturing.
One way to help is by sending a gift to our bank account. Any donation, small or big is greatly appreciated.
However, we believe support doesn't have to come from your pocket, as long as it comes from your heart. You can find out more about different ways to contribute here.
*As a legal part of Aalborg Zoo, AZCF is approved by SKAT pursuant to section 8a and section 12, subsection 3. This implies that the AZCF may receive gifts and current benefits where the benefits may be deducted from gifts and current benefits in the calculation of their taxable income within the provisions of Section 8A and 12 (1) of the Equal Opportunities Act. 3 set limits.


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Kylian Mbappe's mother reportedly told PSG her son will not extend his contract
Kylian Mbappe's mother Fayza Lamari has reportedly told Paris-Saint-Germain's chiefs that her son will not be extending his contract at the club when the current deal expires.
The latest development will come as a tonic for Real Madrid who have been looking for the signature of the France international.
According to the report on UK Sun, Fayza Lamari has told Real Madrid chiefs that £342m world record fee is still on on Kylian Mbappe.
Mbappe's current contract runs out in the summer of 2022, and PSG would love to get the French star tied down to a new long-term deal.
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But Kylian's mother does not want her son to remain in Paris and Real Madrid can now start process to sign him next summer.
Paris-Saint-Germain could be making big money in the summer should they agree to sell Mbappe because Neymar is also being wanted by Barcelona.
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Although, Real Madrid are also reported to be interested in signing Neymar, but the Brazil international wants a return to the Nou Camp.
He wants to have a reunion with Argentine star Lionel Messi at Barcelona who also wants Neymar back.
Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Kylian Mbappe was tipped as future football poster-boy who has the classical touches and ingenuity to become Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo's heir.
The Frenchman has always been proving himself beyond being a wonder-kid since announcing his presence into the global stage with a consistent stellar form that made him switch side to Paris-Saint-German in a big money transfer worth £180 million.
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Kombada Mhopjeni is Chief Geologist in the Regional Geoscience Division in the Geological Survey of Namibia (GSN) where she has worked since 2004. During her tenure she has been involved in several mapping projects including detailed geological mapping in the northern and central parts of Namibia. She has also assisted in the maintenance and standardisation of geoscience data at the Survey. Her research interests are on the geological application of remote sensing and geoscience data management. She has an MSc (Geology) from the University of Western Australia. Since 2008, Kombada has served as a committee member of the Geological Society of Namibia and has been involved in the organisation of conferences and workshops, including GIC-26 held in Windhoek in 2011. Kombada has keen interest in geoscience outreach and has partaken in several outreach activities including the International Year of Planet Earth (IYPE).
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I’ve been immersed in the exciting developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly Natural Language Processing (NLP). After years of homeschooling my kids, instilling a lifelong love of learning, it’s finally my turn! Before all that, I originally studied Computational Linguistics at UCLA, got a MS Computer Science in Human Computer Interaction (HCI) at Stanford, then did freelance work with interactive programming and design.
The lovely people at DataCircles have provided a supportive environment to learn and share about AI & ML. Here’s slides from my recent presentations:
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I’m a web developer but I don’t code most websites anymore— instead I just use Squarespace.
I’ve tried other website builders but I find myself continually returning to Squarespace.
One reason is that Squarespace websites look good— their templates are outstanding.
The other, more subtle reason is that Squarespace has excellent features. For example blogs, ecommerce and photo galleries are all excellent.
No other website builder matches Squarespace’s clean, modern templates.
Some website builders promote features that they only "sort of" provide. Not Squarespace. They have best in class blogging, ecommerce, donation, podcasting and more.
Squarespace is intuitive, curated and thoughtfully designed. It's a reasonable analogy to think of Wix as Google's Android and Squarespace as Apple's iPhone.
Squarespace is a drag and drop website builder that includes all the functionality you’d need for website building in one package— including hosting.
Including hosting makes website builders like Squarespace different from a content management system (CMS) like Wordpress (which need to be installed on a host).
While Squarespace has a free trial, there is no free plan. Annual plans start at $12 / month.
Squarespace has outstanding templates.
Beauty is subjective but in my opinion no other website builder matches Squarespace’s clean, modern templates:
The 'Noll' template.
The 'Beaumont' template.
The 'Paloma' template.
A few important notes:
Squarespace provides two levels of font customization.
Level one is simple. You select the fonts you’d like used in for headings, paragraphs and buttons:
There are four global text styles: headings, paragraphs, buttons and miscellaneous.
Level two goes deeper. You can customize fonts down to every individual element— from headings to newsletter blocks:
Customizing heading fonts.
Just like with fonts, Squarespace provides two levels of color customization.
Level one is a choosing a color palette that applies across your website:
Choosing a color palette.
This color palette is important because it creates Section Themes— which allow you to choose color palettes individually for sections (necessary because you may need a darker color palette if the background is light, and a lighter color palette if the background is dark).
Level two of color customization let’s you specify exactly where a color is applied:
Specific choosing how colors are applied.
Squarespace pages are made up of sections and content blocks.
Sections and content blocks.
Content blocks are the individual elements that make up your website: text, buttons, images, maps, forms and more.
Adding a content block.
Sections stack vertically on your website and contain content blocks.
Sections stack vertically on top of each other.
While you can create a section from scratch, you can also choose from a library of pre-designed sections:
Choosing from pre-designed sections.
Sections can have background images— which is key to nailing that modern, full-bleed image feel:
Notice how the background image extends into the header?
You can customize the height, width, alignment and colors of a section— but you can’t stray too far from this basic layout.
Customizing a section.
You’ll be fine with Squarespace if you’re comfortable in Microsoft Word or Google Docs.
The best word to describe Squarespace is intuitive. Everything is thoughtful and clear. The interface is never overwhelming.
A good way to demonstrate that is to compare the Squarespace editor…
Editing a photo gallery in Squarespace— notice how calm the interface feels?
… with Squarespace’s biggest competitor, Wix. Notice how much more is going on in Wix?
Editing a photo gallery in Wix— there's A LOT going on at once in the.
Should you use Squarespace for ecommerce?
I use Squarespace ecommerce for small stores but I’ll often use Shopify if I’m building a larger store.
Let me explain.
There are two types of website builders:
Because ecommerce website builders are purely focussed on ecommerce they usually have more sophisticated features.
That being said there are still times to use a website builder like Squarespace for ecommerce.
In my opinion the best website builder is Squarespace and the best ecommerce website builder is Shopify.
So when is the right time to use Shopify or Squarespace?
For more, read my in-depth Squarespace vs Shopify comparison.
Here are some of the more sophisticated ecommerce features Squarespace offers:
Squarespace has lots of features. The only website builder with a comparable amount of features is Wix.
Excellent. Squarespace is the only website builder that competes with Wordpress on blogging. If you’re a blogger and you want to use a website builder— definitely check out Squarespace.
There’s a long list of features:
Editing a blog post.
My one complaint? Squarespace doesn’t store your submissions by default— you have to connect it to a source. Why can’t they just store submissions by default?
Otherwise they support a wide range of features:
Creating a form.
Squarespace has always been popular with artists and photographers— in part because of their beautiful photo galleries.
Editing a photo gallery.
Appointment Scheduling lets visitors book and pay for appointments. It has an additional monthly fee and plans start at $14 / month.
Managing calendars in Squarespace.
There are 5 mobile apps for managing your website:
The Squarespace app is for managing your website from your phone.
While you can always add Google Analytics, Squarespace also includes their own Analytics which automatically plugs into existing Squarespace features for tracking:
Squarespace analytics.
In 2020 Squarespace announced Members Area which allows you to create and manage paid content for registered users.
It does cost extra (plans start at $9 / month) and there is a transaction fee but it let’s you:
Editing the Members Area.
Squarespace has the best donation system of any website builder and it’s not even close.
Other website builders say they have a donation but it’s often just a crummy Paypal button or a donation product within an online store (which never works right).
Squarespace actually did the work to create a donation system that covers the fundamentals:
Setting suggested donation amounts.
Squarespace lets you syndicate a podcast. Syndicating is required to submit your podcast to Spotify and Apple Podcasts which is critical.
Be aware: other website builders say they host podcasts but often that only means you can embed your podcast in an audio player. Make sure that they let you syndicate like Squarespace does.
Squarespace also let’s you create email campaigns. This costs an additional fee but you’d be paying an additional fee anyways if you used a 3rd party provider like Mailchimp or Constant Contact.
With Squarespace you can send one-time email campaigns or automated email campaigns.
The biggest reason to use Squarespace for your email is that integrates with Squarespace features like ecommerce and membership areas.
Editing an email campaign.
On on annual term, Squarespace can cost between $12 - $40 / month. Squarespace offers four plans— the two more expensive plans are for ecommerce:
Squarespace's four plans as of February 2020.
There are a few good reasons to upgrade to the Business Plan:
These are the two Squarespace plans for ecommerce. Both commerce plans include gift cards, 0% transaction fees, customer accounts and analytics. Here are reasons to upgrade to Advanced Commerce:
Squarespace has a similar price to many of its competitors.
Compare the cheapest one year plan (with no-ads) of the top website builders in the below chart. Notice how Squarespace costs the same (or cheaper) than most competitors?
Graph: cheapest plans with no ads plus the cost of a custom domain name. Carrd is the cheapest— but is meant for one page websites.
Plus Squarespace is honest and transparent with pricing. I bought and cancelled it with my own credit card and it was very easy to do.
Squarespace gives students 50% off their first full year.
I’ve written a more in-depth look at Squarespace pricing here.
Here’s some advice: website builders are all roughly equal when it comes to SEO. There are definitely some technical SEO features that you need in a website builder— it’s just that most website builders support them.
 (Don’t use any SEO tool that’s bundled with your website builder— instead just go straight to the industry standard tools: SEMRush or Whitespark.)
Squarespace provides tools to execute most of what’s necessary for SEO:
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that can be submitted to Google Webmaster Tools.More advanced SEO techniques such as hiding pages from Google is possible with Squarespace— though they require you to add code snippets.
Like most website builders, Squarespace provides a free custom domain name on annual plans for one year. Following that, it costs $20 / year.
At $20 / year, Squarespace domains are on the expensive side— you could always find a cheaper domain name at Namecheap ($14.27) and set it to point to your Squarespace website.
Buying a Squarespace domain.
Squarespace does include free whois privacy with your domain name. This basically anonymizes the personal information of whoever is registering the domain name. I appreciate this, as website builders such as Weebly charge you for whois privacy.
You can setup email addresses for your domain names (example<EMAIL_ADDRESS>using Google’s G Suite integration on all the plans except for Personal. I highly recommend G Suite, it basically provides the Gmail interface for your custom domain name email address.
Squarespace offers the standard G Suite pricing, which is based on the number of email addresses:
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Below are a few real-life examples of Squarespace websites— though you can find more in my Squarespace Examples article.
EST Creative is a strategy and copywriting firm:
EST Creative
Steve Benjamins is my personal music website:
My music website.
Knapsack Creative is a web design company:
Knapsack Creative
Squarespace provides 24/7 email support and live chat support 4am to 8pm Eastern Time, Monday through Friday. All of their customer support workers work out of their New York, Portland or Dublin headquarters.
Unfortunately Squarespace does not offer phone support. They do offer community support platforms— including a forum and knowledge base.
Squarespace is excellent. I recommend it more than any other website builder.
Squarespace is user friendly but it may have a slight learning curve for beginners. It's not as easy to use as Weebly (but it is more flexible).
No. Squarespace provides the tools you'll need for technical SEO: alt tags, meta title and description customization, SSL, AMP support and more. One knock against Squarespace (and most website builders) is that page speed performance (as measured by Google Lighthouse) can be on the low side.
I think Squarespace is better than Wix— though they are strong competitors and you can make a convincing case either way. Read our Wix vs Squarespace comparison for more on this.
Comparing Webflow and Squarespace is comparing apples and oranges— they are totally different tools. Read our Webflow Review to get a sense of how Webflow differs from Squarespace.
No. Squarespace does not offer free plans.
Yes. Squarespace offers a 14-day free trial.
No, you own your domain name— Squarespace (and any domain name provider) just helps you register your domain name.
I think 7.1 is better than 7.0. Among other features, Squarespace 7.1 introduced Sections which really elevate designs.
It totally depends on your needs— WordPress and Squarespace are completely different types of tools. Squarespace is an all-in-one tool and Wordpress is a CMS that you extend with themes and plugins. Read our Squarespace vs Wordpress comparison for more info.
Yes. Though GoDaddy is not a bad website builder— Squarespace is just excellent. Read our Squarespace vs GoDaddy comparison for more info.
No! They are both completely separate companies.
Our How To Make A Website tutorial walks through the basics of creating your first Squarespace.
Squarespace acquired Unfold in 2019— it's a separate app for creating beautiful Instagram stories.
GoDaddy has aggressively improved their website builder over last few years— it's now a solid package.
Through intuitive software and innovative features, Shopify has become the best ecommerce website builder.
Webflow provides the flexibility of front-end coding without requiring you to actually code.
Weebly is an excellent, easy to use website builder that is also going through a transition.
Everything you should know about choosing Wix as your website builder.


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This document describes the use of the Keyman keyboard designed for typing Chadian languages with a Unicode font.
There are two basic principles to use this keyboard:
You may combine these principles to produce diacritics on special characters.
Type special characters as follows: (Shaded characters are intended to be used phonetically, not orthographically in Chadian languages.)
| type: | to get: | type: | to get: | type: | to get: | type: | to get: |
| ' ' | ʼ (glottal stop character) | ;m | ɲ | ;M | Ɲ | ||
| ;' | ꞌ (saltillo: straight glottal) | ;n | ŋ | ;N | Ŋ | ||
| ;a | æ† | ;A | Æ† | ;o | ɔ | ;O | Ɔ |
| ;b | ɓ | ;B | Ɓ | ;p | œ† | ;P | Œ† |
| ;c | ç† | ;C | Ç† | ;q | ʁ | ;Q | ɖ |
| ;d | ɗ | ;D | Ɗ | ;r | ɾ | ;R | ɽ |
| ;e | ɛ | ;E | Ɛ | ;s | ʃ | ;S | ß |
| ;f | ə | ;F | Ə | ;t | ʈ | ;T | θ |
| ;g | ɣ | ;G | Ǝ | ;u | ʊ | ;U | ø |
| ;h | ɦ | ;H | Ɦ | ;v | ⱱ | ;V | ʋ |
| ;i | ɪ | ;I | Ɨ | ;x | χ | ;X | ħ |
| ;j | ʄ | ;J | ɟ | ;y | ƴ | ;Y | Ƴ |
| ;k | ɨ | ;K | Ɨ | ;z | ʒ | ;Z | ð |
| ;l | ɬ | ;L | ɮ |
Type diacritics‡ using the following keystrokes (after the character):
| type: | to get: | type: | to get: |
| a [ | á acute (high) | a [= | a᷇ high-mid |
| a ] | à grave (low) | a ]= | a᷅ low-mid |
| a = | ā macron (mid) | a =[ | a᷄ mid-high |
| a ^ or [] | â circumflex | a =] | a᷆ mid-low |
| a | or ][ | ǎ wedge | a ]] | ȁ double-low |
| a # | ä umlaut | a [[ | a̋ double-high |
| a ~ | ã tilde | a @ | ḁ under-circle |
| a _ | a̰ under-tilde | a % | ạ under-dot |
| a ` | a̧ cedilla | a $ | a̩ syllabic |
Type diacritic keys themselves and other special characters as follows:
| type: | to get: | type: | to get: | type: | to get: | type: | to get: |
| ;[ | [ | ;~ | ~ | ;% | % | ;; | ; |
| ;] | ] | ;_ | _ | ;$ | $ | && | & |
| ;= | = | ;` | ` | ;$$ | € | ;: | ː |
| ;^ | ^ | ;@ | @ | ;$$$ | £ | ;:: | ˑ |
| ;| | | | ;@@ | © | ;? | ʔ | -- | – |
| ;# | # | ;@@@ | ℗ | ;?? | ʕ | --- | — |
| ;## | ̚ | ;@@@@ | ® | ;* | º |
In addition, the semicolon followed by space gives a non-breaking space.
When you type an apostrophe ( ' ), this keyboard produces a right single quotation mark ( ’ ), i.e. the character used for contractions in English and French. If you immediately type another apostrophe, you will get a “modifier letter apostrophe”. While this looks identical to the single quotation mark ( ʼ ), it is considered a letter and not punctuation, and can be used as a glottal stop character in the middle of words without causing any unwanted word-breaking issues. And if you type a semicolon apostrophe ( ;' ), you get something that looks like a heavy apostrophe ( ꞌ ) – a character called the “saltillo”. Both this character and the modifier letter apostrophe (typed with two consecutive apostrophes) are word-forming characters, and not punctuation. In Unicode, there is a difference. Use one of these two options for the glottal stop character, i.e. as a part of the word. For quotation marks as punctuation, use the following guide:
| type: | to get: | type: | to get: | type: | to get: |
| ;{ | “ | << | « | ||
| " | " | ;{ | ” | >> | » |
| ;" | ' | ;( | ‘ | ;< | ‹ |
| ;) | ’ | ;> | › | ||
| ' | ’ |
You may use the “smart quotes” auto-correct feature in your editor. If you do, all of the straight apostrophes and double-quotes (in the left column of the table above) will be changed to curled quotes depending on the context. If you need to use straight apostrophes or straight double-quotes in your text, you must turn off the “smart quotes” feature. In this case, you can still type curled quotes, as shown in the middle column of the table above. The right column shows how to type French guillemets. If the language of your document is French, you may get these automatically by typing straight double-quotes if the “smart quotes” feature is on. Remember that typing a double apostrophe ( ' ' ) or a semicolon apostrophe ( ;' ) does not give you punctuation, but a word-forming character to be used as a glottal in Chadian languages.
If you are using LibreOffice or Microsoft Word and have set the language of your document to French, a non-breaking space is added before certain punctuation marks ( ? ! ; : ). So words with special characters typed with ( ; ) will contain unwanted spaces. To get around this, a second special character key ( & ) has been provided which may be used interchangeably with the semicolon. Or you may choose to set the language of your text to a different language (or to “no proofing”) until you have finished typing special characters, and then change it back to French.
Make sure you have a Unicode font selected (e.g. Charis SIL, Doulos SIL, Andika, Gentium, Times New Roman, etc.) to type special characters.
† These characters are used orthographically in French, but not in Chadian languages.
‡ Chadian orthographies should use diacritics sparingly where possible, but some languages use tone characters (◌̀ ◌́ ◌̄ ◌̂), ATR (◌̈) and the under-tilde (◌̰) for nasalization and palatals (n̰ r̰).


by
Marek Goldmann
10th Dec 2013
A project to create and manage containers.
Yes, a lightweight operating system virtualization.
It's completely different.
| Virtual Machine (KVM, VMware) | Container (LXC, OpenVZ) | |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware | Simulated | Uses it (almost) directly |
| Supported OS'es | Almost any | Only Linux |
| Space | User space | Kernel space |
| Separation | Full | Control Groups (cgroups) |
| Startup time | Seconds to minutes | Miliseconds |
| Scalability | A few | Sky is the limit (thousands) |
| Custom kernel | Yes | No |
| Enterprise features (live migration, etc) | Yes | No |
| Ease of creation | Moderate | Easy |
| Time consumption of creation | High | Low |
| Size | HUGE | Small |
dotCloud* and a powerful community.
* dotCloud, Inc. was recently renamed to Docker, Inc.
Achieved after 10 months since first commit to GitHub
Running, stopping, attaching, etc... containers
Creating images
Storage for images
It's simple! Use Dockerfiles.
A plain text file with instructions that automate building the image.
# Base on the Fedora 20 image
FROM mattdm/fedora
# Upgrade the image
RUN yum -y update
# Install java
RUN yum -y install java-1.7.0-openjdk-devel wget
# Get WildFly
RUN wget http://download.jboss.org/wildfly/8.0.0.Beta1/wildfly-8.0.0.Beta1.tar.gz -O /opt/wildfly.tar.gz
RUN tar -xf /opt/wildfly.tar.gz -C /opt
# Run WildFly after container boot
ENTRYPOINT /opt/wildfly-8.0.0.Beta1/bin/standalone.sh -c standalone-ha.xml -b <IP_ADDRESS>
This should be saved as Dockerfile
FROM
: the image we're basing on / extendingRUN
: The command to execute at the build timeENTRYPOINT
: The command to be executed after the container bootBut there is a lot more!
docker build .
$ docker build .
Uploading context 10240 bytes
Step 1 : FROM mattdm/fedora
[SNIP]
Step 4 : RUN wget -q http://download.jboss.org/wildfly/8.0.0.Beta1/wildfly-8.0.0.Beta1.tar.gz -O /opt/wildfly.tar.gz
---> Running in 41467b97b423
---> 112766c23202
Step 5 : RUN tar -xf /opt/wildfly.tar.gz -C /opt
---> Running in d07d0c5c3dab
---> c53f9f4ceb1e
Step 6 : ENTRYPOINT /opt/wildfly-8.0.0.Beta1/bin/standalone.sh -c standalone-ha.xml -b <IP_ADDRESS>
---> Running in a9b2cecf4db5
---> 5894688e4f2e
Successfully built 5894688e4f2e
We've built image 5894688e4f2e
Dockerfile
build
command once again
$ time docker build .
Uploading context 10240 bytes
Step 1 : FROM mattdm/fedora
---> 0f3e92b4e94d
[SNIP]
Step 4 : RUN wget -q http://download.jboss.org/wildfly/8.0.0.Beta1/wildfly-8.0.0.Beta1.tar.gz -O /opt/wildfly.tar.gz
---> Using cache
---> 2ad6655478dd
Step 5 : RUN tar -xf /opt/wildfly.tar.gz -C /opt
---> Using cache
---> c0f63f06e9ec
Step 6 : RUN touch /etc/something
---> Running in 8426dd5570af
---> 7ef016a00cde
Step 7 : ENTRYPOINT /opt/wildfly-8.0.0.Beta1/bin/standalone.sh -c standalone-ha.xml -b <IP_ADDRESS>
---> Running in 60bfa9d3a746
---> e757e0ea05d7
Successfully built e757e0ea05d7
real 0m0.307s
user 0m0.000s
sys 0m0.018s
We've built a new image e757e0ea05d7
Yes, 300ms!
$ docker images
REPOSITORY TAG ID CREATED SIZE
<none> <none> e757e0ea05d7 37 minutes ago 12.29 kB (virtual 1.056 GB)
<none> <none> 5894688e4f2e 46 minutes ago 12.29 kB (virtual 1.056 GB)
Yes, 12.29kB!
docker pull
Pull image or repository to the registry
docker push
Push image from registry to a repository
docker run
Run a command in a new container based on the specified image
docker stop
Stop a container
docker start
Start a stopped container
docker rm
Remove a stopped container
docker rmi
Remove an image from registry
It's (fairly) easy to create a PaaS with Docker
There is even a tutorial to create one in 5 minutes...
https://github.com/openshift/openshift-pep/blob/master/openshift-pep-010-docker-cartridges.md
Build once - run anywhere!
yum install docker-io
Attributions:


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AGL
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3D graphics library
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Camera class for the scene. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| Camera (const glm::vec3 &pos=glm::vec3(3, 4, 5), const glm::vec3 &lookAt=glm::vec3(0), const glm::vec3 &up=glm::vec3(0, 1, 0)) | |
| Creates a camera. More... | |
| void | setView (const glm::mat4 &mat) |
| Set the view matrix. More... | |
| void | rotate (float rad=0, const glm::vec3 &axis=glm::vec3(0), bool around=true) |
| Rotate the camera. More... | |
| void | rotate (const glm::quat &rot=glm::quat(1, 0, 0, 0), bool around=true) |
| Rotate the camera with the quaternion. More... | |
| void | rotateX (float rad=0, bool around=true, bool safe=true) |
| Rotate around the x-axis. More... | |
| void | rotateY (float rad=0, bool around=true) |
| Rotate around the y-axis. More... | |
| void | rotateZ (float rad=0, bool around=true) |
| Rotate around the z-axis. More... | |
| void | translate (const glm::vec3 &d=glm::vec3(0)) |
| Translate (move, shift) the camera. More... | |
| void | translate (float dx=0, float dy=0, float dz=0) |
| Translate (move, shift) the camera. More... | |
Camera setters | |
These methods are used to set the parameters of the camera, and the view matrix. They modify the internal view matrix. | |
| void | setPos (const glm::vec3 &pos=glm::vec3(3, 4, 5)) |
| Sets the position of the camera. More... | |
| void | setPos (float x=3, float y=4, float z=5) |
| Sets the position of the camera. More... | |
| void | lookAt (const glm::vec3 &target=glm::vec3(0)) |
| Set the point the camera will look at. More... | |
| void | lookAt (float x=0, float y=0, float z=0) |
| Set the point the camera will look at. More... | |
| void | setUp (const glm::vec3 &up=glm::vec3(0, 1, 0)) |
| Set the up-vector. More... | |
| void | setUp (float x=0, float y=1, float z=0) |
| Set the up-vector. More... | |
View transformations | |
| void | viewTranslate (const glm::vec3 &d=glm::vec3(0)) |
| Translate the view matrix. More... | |
| void | viewTranslate (float dx=0, float dy=0, float dz=0) |
| Translate the view matrix. More... | |
| void | viewRotate (float rad=0, const glm::vec3 &axis=glm::vec3(0)) |
| Rotate the view matrix. More... | |
| void | viewScale (const glm::vec3 &s=glm::vec3(1)) |
| Scale the view matrix. More... | |
| void | viewScale (float sx=1, float sy=1, float sz=1) |
| Scale the view matrix. More... | |
| void | viewTransform (const glm::mat4 &m) |
| Transform the view matrix. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| glm::mat4 | view |
| The view matrix. More... | |
| glm::vec3 | _pos |
| The position of the camera. More... | |
| glm::vec3 | _lookAt |
| The point the camera looks at. More... | |
| glm::vec3 | _up |
| The up vector for the camera. More... | |
Camera class for the scene.
Camera controls the positioning of the camera for the scene. It controls the rotation of the camera, up-vectors, positioning, etc. This class handles the V part of the MVP matrix.
| Camera | ( | const glm::vec3 & | pos = glm::vec3(3, 4, 5) , |
| const glm::vec3 & | lookAt = glm::vec3(0) , |
||
| const glm::vec3 & | up = glm::vec3(0, 1, 0) |
||
| ) |
Creates a camera.
| pos | The position of the camera. |
| lookAt | The point the camera looks at. |
| up | The up vector for the camera. |
| void lookAt | ( | const glm::vec3 & | target = glm::vec3(0) | ) |
Set the point the camera will look at.
| target | The point as a vector. |
This point will be the center of the scene.
| void lookAt | ( | float | x = 0 , |
| float | y = 0 , |
||
| float | z = 0 |
||
| ) |
Set the point the camera will look at.
| x | The x position. |
| y | The y position. |
| z | The z position. |
| void rotate | ( | float | rad = 0 , |
| const glm::vec3 & | axis = glm::vec3(0) , |
||
| bool | around = true |
||
| ) |
Rotate the camera.
| rad | Angle to rotate by, in radians. |
| axis | Axis of rotation. |
| around | Rotate around center? |
Rotates the camera by rad radians around the axis. If around is true
, the camera rotates while keeping the _lookAt at center, ie. the _pos changes; the camera rotates around the scene. If around is false
, the camera rotates while keeping the _pos at center, ie. the _lookAt changes; the camera itself rotates.
| void rotate | ( | const glm::quat & | rot = glm::quat(1, 0, 0, 0) , |
| bool | around = true |
||
| ) |
Rotate the camera with the quaternion.
| rot | Quaternion for rotation. |
| around | See rotate. |
| void rotateX | ( | float | rad = 0 , |
| bool | around = true , |
||
| bool | safe = true |
||
| ) |
Rotate around the x-axis.
| rad | Angle to rotate by, in radians. |
| around | See rotate. |
| safe | Rotations beyond 90 degree along the x-axis might cause the render to flip abruptly. Setting this to true tries to prevent that. However, it isn't guaranteed that this will work. |
| void rotateY | ( | float | rad = 0 , |
| bool | around = true |
||
| ) |
Rotate around the y-axis.
| rad | Angle to rotate by, in radians. |
| around | See rotate. |
| void rotateZ | ( | float | rad = 0 , |
| bool | around = true |
||
| ) |
Rotate around the z-axis.
| rad | Angle to rotate by, in radians. |
| around | See rotate. |
| void setPos | ( | const glm::vec3 & | pos = glm::vec3(3, 4, 5) | ) |
Sets the position of the camera.
| pos | The position as a vector. |
| void setPos | ( | float | x = 3 , |
| float | y = 4 , |
||
| float | z = 5 |
||
| ) |
Sets the position of the camera.
| x | The x position. |
| y | The y position. |
| z | The z position. |
| void setUp | ( | const glm::vec3 & | up = glm::vec3(0, 1, 0) | ) |
Set the up-vector.
| up | The up vector. |
| void setUp | ( | float | x = 0 , |
| float | y = 1 , |
||
| float | z = 0 |
||
| ) |
Set the up-vector.
| x | The x component of the vector. |
| y | The y component of the vector. |
| z | The z component of the vector. |
| void setView | ( | const glm::mat4 & | mat | ) |
| void translate | ( | const glm::vec3 & | d = glm::vec3(0) | ) |
Translate (move, shift) the camera.
| d | Vector to translate by. |
| void translate | ( | float | dx = 0 , |
| float | dy = 0 , |
||
| float | dz = 0 |
||
| ) |
Translate (move, shift) the camera.
| dx | Amount to translate along the x-axis. |
| dy | Amount to translate along the y-axis. |
| dz | Amount to translate along the z-axis. |
| void viewRotate | ( | float | rad = 0 , |
| const glm::vec3 & | axis = glm::vec3(0) |
||
| ) |
Rotate the view matrix.
| rad | Angle to rotate by, in radians. |
| axis | Axis of rotation. |
| void viewScale | ( | const glm::vec3 & | s = glm::vec3(1) | ) |
Scale the view matrix.
| s | Vector to scale by. |
| void viewScale | ( | float | sx = 1 , |
| float | sy = 1 , |
||
| float | sz = 1 |
||
| ) |
Scale the view matrix.
| sx | Amount to scale along the x-axis. |
| sy | Amount to scale along the y-axis. |
| sz | Amount to scale along the z-axis. |
| void viewTransform | ( | const glm::mat4 & | m | ) |
Transform the view matrix.
| m | Matrix to transform by. |
| void viewTranslate | ( | const glm::vec3 & | d = glm::vec3(0) | ) |
Translate the view matrix.
| d | Vector to translate by. |
| void viewTranslate | ( | float | dx = 0 , |
| float | dy = 0 , |
||
| float | dz = 0 |
||
| ) |
Translate the view matrix.
| dx | Amount to translate along the x-axis. |
| dy | Amount to translate along the y-axis. |
| dz | Amount to translate along the z-axis. |
| glm::vec3 _lookAt |
The point the camera looks at.
| glm::vec3 _pos |
The position of the camera.
| glm::vec3 _up |
The up vector for the camera.
| glm::mat4 view |
The view matrix.


Before Change
) -> None:
super().__init__(vocab, regularizer)
if isinstance(bert_model, str):
self.bert_model = BertModel.from_pretrained(bert_model)
else:
self.bert_model = bert_model
self.num_classes = self.vocab.get_vocab_size("labels")
if srl_eval_path is not None:
// For the span based evaluation, we don"t want to consider labels
// for verb, because the verb index is provided to the model.
After Change
`TextFieldEmbedder`. For this model, this must be a `SingleIdTokenIndexer` which
indexes wordpieces from the BERT vocabulary.
verb_indicator: torch.LongTensor, required.
An integer `SequenceFeatureField` representation of the position of the verb
in the sentence. This should have shape (batch_size, num_tokens) and importantly, can be
all zeros, in the case that the sentence has no verbal predicate.
tags : torch.LongTensor, optional (default = None)
A torch tensor representing the sequence of integer gold class labels
of shape `(batch_size, num_tokens)`
metadata : `List[Dict[str, Any]]`, optional, (default = None)
metadata containg the original words in the sentence, the verb to compute the
frame for, and start offsets for converting wordpieces back to a sequence of words,
under "words", "verb" and "offsets" keys, respectively.


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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block main %}
This project is run by the Open Humans Foundation. You can always get in touch with us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>See this project's page on Open Humans:
https://www.openhumans.org/activity/overland-connection/
See this app's code on GitHub:
https://github.com/OpenHumans/oh-overland
We store different kinds of data depending on whether you are accessing this app as a guest or if you are being logged in with your Open Humans account:
endpoint
created for you, we can access the location data sent from Overland, including:Overland Connect is covered by Open Humans' Terms of Use and Data Use Policy:
You can always deauthorize this application on the Open Humans settings of this application.
This will invalidate the credentials used to read and write data to your Open Humans account. You should then also remove/change the receiver endpoint
in your Overland app to make sure that you don't sent us more location data.
With this application you can create an API endpoint for the Overland app to push your location data into your Open Humans account.
You can log-in into this application with your Open Humans account. This allows us to deposit data in your Open Humans account.
Logging in also creates a unique URL that you can use as the receiver endpoint
in the Overland application. Everytime you then push data from the iOS app to this endpoint we will
add this data to your growing Overland location history record on Open Humans.
Overland is available for both iOS on the App Store and Android on the Google Play store.
The app is free and open source. See the code for the iOS version and the Android version.
Once you have logged in you will get your personal Overland receiver endpoint
URL.
Copy this URL and enter it in your Overland app on your phone:


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In this page you'll find hardware and software development kit (SDK) requirements needed to start developing for the Oculus Rift platform.
Unreal Engine 4.22
|
Hardware Requirements |
|
|---|---|
|
Recommended Desktop Hardware |
See Oculus' System and Hardware Requirements |
|
Supported VR Headsets |
|
Software Requirements |
|
|---|---|
|
Desktop Operating System |
Windows 7 or later |
|
SDK Version |
Oculus Runtime 1.28 |
The currently supported SDK version(s) can be found in UEBuildTODO.cs
. You can find it in your [UE4 Root Director]/Engine/Source/Programs/UnrealBuildTool/Platforms/TODO
folder.
Unreal Engine 4.21
|
Hardware Requirements |
|
|---|---|
|
Recommended Desktop Hardware |
See Oculus' System and Hardware Requirements |
|
Supported VR Headsets |
|
Software Requirements |
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|---|---|
|
Desktop Operating System |
Windows 7 or later. |
|
SDK Version |
Oculus Runtime 1.28 |
The currently supported SDK version(s) can be found in UEBuildTODO.cs
. You can find it in your [UE4 Root Director]/Engine/Source/Programs/UnrealBuildTool/Platforms/TODO
folder.
Unreal Engine 4.20
|
Hardware Requirements |
|
|---|---|
|
Recommended Desktop Hardware |
See Oculus' System and Hardware Requirements |
|
Supported VR Headsets |
|
Software Requirements |
|
|---|---|
|
Desktop Operating System |
Windows 7 or later. |
|
SDK Version |
Oculus Runtime 1.25 |
The currently supported SDK version(s) can be found in UEBuildTODO.cs
. You can find it in your [UE4 Root Director]/Engine/Source/Programs/UnrealBuildTool/Platforms/TODO
folder.
Unreal Engine 4.19
|
Hardware Requirements |
|
|---|---|
|
Recommended Desktop Hardware |
See Oculus' System and Hardware Requirements |
|
Supported VR Headsets |
|
Software Requirements |
|
|---|---|
|
Desktop Operating System |
Windows 7 or later. |
|
SDK Version |
Oculus Runtime 1.17 |
The currently supported SDK version(s) can be found in UEBuildTODO.cs
. You can find it in your [UE4 Root Director]/Engine/Source/Programs/UnrealBuildTool/Platforms/TODO
folder.


Return the handle of data
.
tf.compat.v1.get_session_handle( data, name=None )
This is EXPERIMENTAL and subject to change.
Keep data
"in-place" in the runtime and create a handle that can be
used to retrieve data
in a subsequent run().
Combined with get_session_tensor
, we can keep a tensor produced in
one run call in place, and use it as the input in a future run call.
data
: A tensor to be stored in the session.name
: Optional name prefix for the return tensor.A scalar string tensor representing a unique handle for data
.
TypeError
: if data
is not a Tensor.c = tf.multiply(a, b) h = tf.compat.v1.get_session_handle(c) h = sess.run(h) p, a = tf.compat.v1.get_session_tensor(h.handle, tf.float32) b = tf.multiply(a, 10) c = sess.run(b, feed_dict={p: h.handle})


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by Jared PetersAmazon Music is a key part of their Amazon Prime strategy, but that doesn’t mean Amazon isn’t always looking for ways to keep extending their ecosystem. They already offer free music playlists and radio stations for Alexa devices, but now they’re revealing a free, ad-supported tier for music streaming for several new devices. Watch out, Spotify.
This new free tier works just like the free-tier on other services, so you’re going to get some ads. But now you’ll be able to listen to music without paying anything on Android, iOS, and Fire TV devices, but you’ll still be limited to Amazon’s slightly smaller 2 million song catalog.
The regular pricing for Amazon Music isn’t changing, however. It’s still included in an Amazon Prime membership, and you can still pay $7.99 to subscribe separately. While it doesn’t have the catalog of Spotify, Apple Music, or even Tidal, it is pretty cheap and comes included with Amazon Prime, which many people already have.
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Subject orally ingested 7mg of racemically-pure scopolamine HBr in aqueous vehicle. No other psychoactive substances were combined with the scopolamine. The quantity of scopolamine is decided upon because it is 1/50 of a lethal murine dose; subject figures that this is a sufficient safety factor.
+30 minutes: Onset of peripheral anti-cholinergic symptoms, e.g. dry mouth, blurred vision, dilated pupils, hyperpyrexia, red hands and eet and flushed face. Some noticeable ataxia and poor sentence construction.
+1 hour: Definite delirium setting in. Substantial decrease of muscle tone, resulting in clumsy walking. Much banging into walls and stumbling over nothing whatsoever. Heartrate is very fast.
+2 hours: Muscles almost completely relaxed, so that walking is now impossible (can barely crawl, however). Foreheard feels feverish. Hearing is impaired. Pupils are monstrously dilated. Colors are very rich and bright, as with Cannabis intoxication. Visual perceptual resolution is poor; text appears blurry no matter how hard subject squints or concentrates. Depth perception is severely impaired, making it impossible to appropriately reach for even nearby objects without over- or under-reaching.
+3 hours: The walls are breathing, objects are swirling about and taking on living forms, making for a generally nightmarish scenario. Subject has NO INSIGHT WHATSOEVER; these are REAL HALLUCINATIONS, unlike the fanciful visions and distortions that one obtains on indoleamine psychelic drugs. Terrifying.
+4 hours and onwards: Muscles are so weak that even lifting a finger seems to take superhuman strength. Subject feels an oppressive force pinning him down on the bed, paralyzing him. Visual field is completely obscured by various living forms and blurry splotches. Throat is parched; tongue feels sandy. Subject does not know where he is; does not know whether he is even awake or dreaming, does not konw who he is; does not know why he feels so shitty; etc. Subject pledges his soul to the demon who is sittig on him in exchange for a refreshing drink of water. The demon takes his soul, doesn't provide the agreed-upon water. Subject resigns himself to eternal damnation.
+16 hours: Subject finds himself at work, utterly perplexed. He realizes that he is in the middle of a conversation with someone, asks for that person to repeat what was just said. Somehow manages to handle everything at work without stirring too much suspicion. Vaguely recalls waking up in the morning midway down the basement stairs. Luckily, no injuries other than bruises. Concludes that he must fallen down the stairs while sleepwalking. Later that day, subject is shocked to discover that he had completed a sizeable amount of rather demanding paperwork earlier in the workday, with no recollection of even being delegated this task. Because of blurry vision, reading is somewhat difficult.
+20 hours: Subject comes home, sees a bowl of cooked rice sitting in the refrigerator - does not recall ever cooking rice. Also finds a toothbrush and some floss (most of it pulled out and then wrapped around the dispenser) on his nightstand, and a remote control in the bathroom.  Subject has paranoid ideation about various entities lurking throughout his house, sees fleeting creatures in his peripheral vision.
+48 hours: Subject's memory and santiy are more or less back to normal, but he is deeply shaken and full of regret for ever thinking of experimenting with an anticholinergic deliriant.
Moral of the story: Don't do scopolamine. It is NOT a psychedelic (mind-opening) drug.
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(inline {function-name}*)
(notinline {function-name}*)
function-name—a function name.
declaration or proclamation
function
inline specifies that it is desirable for the compiler to produce inline calls to the functions named by function-names; that is, the code for a specified function-name
should be integrated into the calling routine, appearing "in line" in place of a procedure call. A compiler is free to ignore this declaration. inline declarations never apply to variable bindings.
If one of the functions mentioned has a lexically apparent local definition (as made by flet or labels), then the declaration applies to that local definition and not to the global function definition.
While no conforming implementation is required to perform inline expansion of user-defined functions, those implementations that do attempt to recognize the following paradigm:
To define a function f that is not inline by default but for which (declare (inline f)) will make f be locally inlined, the proper definition sequence is:
(declaim (inline f)) (defun f ...) (declaim (notinline f))
The inline proclamation preceding the defun form ensures that the compiler has the opportunity save the information necessary for inline expansion, and the notinline proclamation following the defun form prevents f from being expanded inline everywhere.
notinline specifies that it is
undesirable to compile the functions named by function-names in-line. A compiler is not free to ignore this declaration; calls to the specified functions must be implemented as out-of-line subroutine calls.
If one of the functions mentioned has a lexically apparent local definition (as made by flet or labels), then the declaration applies to that local definition and not to the global function definition.
In the presence of a compiler macro definition for function-name, a notinline declaration prevents that
compiler macro from being used.
An inline declaration may be used to encourage use of compiler macro definitions. inline and notinline declarations otherwise have no effect when the lexically visible definition of function-name is a macro definition.
inline and notinline declarations can be free declarations or bound declarations. inline and notinline declarations of functions that appear before the body of a flet or labels
form that defines that function are bound declarations. Such declarations in other contexts are free declarations.
;; The globally defined function DISPATCH should be open-coded, ;; if the implementation supports inlining, unless a NOTINLINE ;; declaration overrides this effect. (declaim (inline dispatch)) (defun dispatch (x) (funcall (get (car x) 'dispatch) x)) ;; Here is an example where inlining would be encouraged. (defun top-level-1 () (dispatch (read-command))) ;; Here is an example where inlining would be prohibited. (defun top-level-2 () (declare (notinline dispatch)) (dispatch (read-command))) ;; Here is an example where inlining would be prohibited. (declaim (notinline dispatch)) (defun top-level-3 () (dispatch (read-command))) ;; Here is an example where inlining would be encouraged. (defun top-level-4 () (declare (inline dispatch)) (dispatch (read-command)))
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Spinning Up ships with a simple plotting utility for interpreting results. Run it with:
python -m spinup.run plot [path/to/output_directory ...] [--legend [LEGEND ...]]
[--xaxis XAXIS] [--value [VALUE ...]] [--count] [--smooth S]
[--select [SEL ...]] [--exclude [EXC ...]]
Positional Arguments:
-
logdir
¶
strings. As many log directories (or prefixes to log directories, which the plotter will autocomplete internally) as you’d like to plot from. Logdirs will be searched recursively for experiment outputs.
You Should Know
The internal autocompleting is really handy! Suppose you have run several experiments, with the aim of comparing performance between different algorithms, resulting in a log directory structure of:
data/ bench_algo1/ bench_algo1-seed0/ bench_algo1-seed10/ bench_algo2/ bench_algo2-seed0/ bench_algo2-seed10/
You can easily produce a graph comparing algo1 and algo2 with:
python spinup/utils/plot.py data/bench_algo
relying on the autocomplete to find both
data/bench_algo1
anddata/bench_algo2
.
Optional Arguments:
-
-l
,
--legend
=[LEGEND ...]
¶ strings. Optional way to specify legend for the plot. The plotter legend will automatically use the
exp_name
from theconfig.json
file, unless you tell it otherwise through this flag. This only works if you provide a name for each directory that will get plotted. (Note: this may not be the same as the number of logdir args you provide! Recall that the plotter looks for autocompletes of the logdir args: there may be more than one match for a given logdir prefix, and you will need to provide a legend string for each one of those matches—unless you have removed some of them as candidates via selection or exclusion rules (below).)
-
-x
,
--xaxis
=XAXIS
,
default
='TotalEnvInteracts'
¶ string. Pick what column from data is used for the x-axis.
-
-y
,
--value
=[VALUE ...]
,
default
='Performance'
¶ strings. Pick what columns from data to graph on the y-axis. Submitting multiple values will produce multiple graphs. Defaults to
Performance
, which is not an actual output of any algorithm. Instead,Performance
refers to eitherAverageEpRet
, the correct performance measure for the on-policy algorithms, orAverageTestEpRet
, the correct performance measure for the off-policy algorithms. The plotter will automatically figure out which ofAverageEpRet
orAverageTestEpRet
to report for each separate logdir.
-
--count
¶
Optional flag. By default, the plotter shows y-values which are averaged across all results that share an
exp_name
, which is typically a set of identical experiments that only vary in random seed. But if you’d like to see all of those curves separately, use the--count
flag.
-
-s
,
--smooth
=S
,
default
=1
¶ int. Smooth data by averaging it over a fixed window. This parameter says how wide the averaging window will be.
-
--select
=[SEL ...]
¶ strings. Optional selection rule: the plotter will only show curves from logdirs that contain all of these substrings.
-
--exclude
=[EXC ...]
¶ strings. Optional exclusion rule: plotter will only show curves from logdirs that do not contain these substrings.


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keywords: Data Structure
See also SRFI 237: Reconciled Records.SRFI 9 and the compatible R7RS-small provide
Scheme with record types. The basic problem that is solved by these
record types is that they allow the user to introduce new types, disjoint
from all existing types. The record type system described in this
document is a conservative extension to SRFI 9 and R7RS record types (in
other words, the keyword define-record-type
defined in this
specification can serve as the equally named keyword from SRFI 9 and R7RS
and can thus be safely exported from (srfi 9)
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) that is intended to solve another fundamental
problem, namely the introduction of subtypes.


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