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There appears to be a positve correlation between poverty rate and lack of healthcare.
As shown in the graph above, Texas is an extreme case with 17.2% poverty rate and 24.9% lack of healthcare. Further analysis is required in order to determine whether it is indeed an outlier.
Massechusetts on the other hand, has 11.6% poverty rate but only 4.6% lack healthcare. Further research is required to identify the cause of good access to healthcare.


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Members
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autoLoadSignals :boolean
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When true, the class will load the
signals
hash and create the signal definitions during constructionType:
- boolean
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signals :hash|function
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A hash of signals to create automatically. Each definition consists of a name for the signal as the key and then a hash of options (nullable) for each signal
Type:
- hash | function
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Methods
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<protected> _addSignal(name, options)
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Creates a single signal
Parameters:
Name Type Description name
string The name of the signal
options
module:mixins/signalable~SignalOptions The options the signal expects
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<protected> _addSignals(signals)
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Add a signal to an object. If any members of the hash already exist in
this.signals
, they will be overwritten.Parameters:
Name Type Description signals
module:mixins/signalable.SignalOptions - Source:
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<protected> _cascadeSignal(name, params, depth)
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Request cascade for a signal. NOT READY FOR PRIMETIME!!!!
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description name
string The name of the event to cascade
params
* <repeatable>
An array of params to pass
depth
number <optional>
How deep the cascade should go.
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refreshSignals()
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When you make a change to the signals hash after loading, then you can make it reload
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VoidType
Return type for functions that do not return anything.
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Methods
__construct():
public
__toString(): any


The following waveforms show the behavior of lpm_mult megafunction for the chosen set of parameters in design mult12_8.v. The design mult12_8.v is a 12 X 8 UNSIGNED multiplier producing an output of width 20. The output of the multiplier has a latency of 1.


Namespace SpiderGL.IO
The SpiderGL.IO namespace.
- Defined in: io.js
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
|---|---|
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The SpiderGL.IO namespace.
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Method Summary
| Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <static> |
SpiderGL.IO.readBinary(url)
Synchronous binary data read.
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| <static> |
SpiderGL.IO.readJSON(url)
Synchronous JSON object read.
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| <static> |
SpiderGL.IO.readText(url)
Synchronous text read.
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| <static> |
SpiderGL.IO.requestBinary(url, options)
Asynchronous binary read.
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| <static> |
SpiderGL.IO.requestImage(url, options)
Asynchronous image read.
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| <static> |
SpiderGL.IO.requestJSON(url, options)
Asynchronous JSON read.
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| <static> |
SpiderGL.IO.requestText(url, options)
Asynchronous text read.
|
Namespace Detail
SpiderGL.IO
The SpiderGL.IO namespace.
Method Detail
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<static> {ArrayBuffer} SpiderGL.IO.readBinary(url)Synchronous binary data read. This function is equivalent to issuing a SpiderGL.IO.BinaryRequest with the async flag set to false and no callbacks, and then reading its buffer property.
- Parameters:
- {string} url
- The URL of the content
- Returns:
- {ArrayBuffer} The content binary data, or null on failure.
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<static> {object} SpiderGL.IO.readJSON(url)Synchronous JSON object read. This function is equivalent to issuing a SpiderGL.IO.JSONRequest with the async flag set to false and no callbacks, and then reading its json property.
- Parameters:
- {string} url
- The URL of the content
- Returns:
- {object} The JSON-parsed object, or null on failure.
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<static> {string} SpiderGL.IO.readText(url)Synchronous text read. This function is equivalent to issuing a SpiderGL.IO.TextRequest with the async flag set to false and no callbacks, and then reading its text property.
- Parameters:
- {string} url
- The URL of the content
- Returns:
- {string} The text content, or null on failure.
-
Asynchronous binary read. This function creates a SpiderGL.IO.BinaryRequest with the async and seng flags set to true, overriding their values in the options parameter.
- Parameters:
- {string} url
- The URL of the content
- {object} options
- The request options.
- Returns:
- {SpiderGL.IO.BinaryRequest} The internally generated SpiderGL.IO.BinaryRequest.
-
Asynchronous image read. This function creates a SpiderGL.IO.ImageRequest with the async and seng flags set to true, overriding their values in the options parameter.
- Parameters:
- {string} url
- The URL of the content
- {object} options
- The request options.
- Returns:
- {SpiderGL.IO.ImageRequest} The internally generated SpiderGL.IO.ImageRequest.
-
Asynchronous JSON read. This function creates a SpiderGL.IO.JSONRequest with the async and seng flags set to true, overriding their values in the options parameter.
- Parameters:
- {string} url
- The URL of the content
- {object} options
- The request options.
- Returns:
- {SpiderGL.IO.JSONRequest} The internally generated SpiderGL.IO.JSONRequest.
-
Asynchronous text read. This function creates a SpiderGL.IO.TextRequest with the async and seng flags set to true, overriding their values in the options parameter.
- Parameters:
- {string} url
- The URL of the content
- {object} options
- The request options.
- Returns:
- {SpiderGL.IO.TextRequest} The internally generated SpiderGL.IO.TextRequest.


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[SpoolSample](https://github.com/leechristensen/SpoolSample) | PoC tool to coerce Windows hosts autheticate to other machines via the MS-RPRN RPC interface. Possible via other protocols as well
[Dementor](https://gist.github.com/3xocyte/cfaf8a34f76569a8251bde65fe69dccc) Abuse cases and better implementation from SpoolSample.


Turkey arrests 46 opponents of Syria offensive
by MENAANKARA, Nov 23: The Turkish authorities arrested 46 persons who took to social media to criticize their country's offensive in northern Syria.
The detainees are facing accusations of inciting hatred and insulting the Turkish state, according to Al Arabiya channel.
The arrests are part of an oppressive campaign waged by Turkish authorities against the opposition.


Jadelint
Jadelint is an opinionated linter meant to help you write better Jade. WIP
Usage
Installation
npm install -g jadelint
Running jadelint
jadelint myfile1.jade myfile2.jade
Jadelint is an opinionated linter meant to help you write better Jade. WIP
npm install -g jadelint
jadelint myfile1.jade myfile2.jade


Chess AI, with Alpha Beta Pruning
Implemented an AI, which, using mini-max with Alpha-Beta pruning, can play a number of different games of perfect information (a formal designation which includes any game without hidden, or random aspects), including, most-notably, chess. Learned fundamentals of game-theory, and gained an appreciation for the intricacies of the human brain. While a human can instantly look at a game and develop a set of heuristics (certain rules of thumb which dictate long term strategy), my AI has to analyze a huge set of possibilities, before coming up with a move. Despite giving it a number of positional and material heuristics which allowed it to play relatively conventionally more nuanced techniques are required for more refined play.


QR-MeNow is your new personal business card. Swapping contact information can be an arduous process that is prone to human error. To help simplify the process QR-MeNow uses QR codes to store and share arbitrary contact information including but not limited to: LinkedIn, phone numbers, email addresses, social media, personal websites and more. Your personal QR code can be configured to only be valid for a limited amount of time or a limited number of uses, or to only display the pertinent contact information for the situation.
Why QR-MeNow?
QR-MeNow is a free service that makes the mass sharing of contact information simpler than ever for people who have a large amount of social media and other modern business cards to share.


|
SUB CODE |
SUB NAME |
THEORY |
PRACTICAL |
MARKS |
GRADE |
| 301 | ENGLISH CORE | 087 | 087 | A2 | |
| 041 | MATHEMATICS | 051 | 051 | C1 | |
| 042 | PHYSICS | 047 | 026 | 073 | B2 |
| 043 | CHEMISTRY | 044 | 030 | 074 | B2 |
| 030 | ECONOMICS | 089 | 089 | A2 | |
| 500 | WORK EXPERIENCE | --- | A1 | ||
| 502 | PHY & HEALTH EDUCA | --- | A1 | ||
| 503 | GENERAL STUDIES | --- | A2 | ||
| Additional Subject | |||||
| 048 | PHYSICAL EDUCATION | 047 | 030 | 077 | B1 |
| Result: PASS |
|
SUB CODE |
SUB NAME |
THEORY |
PRACTICAL |
MARKS |
GRADE |
| 301 | ENGLISH CORE | 095 | 095 | A1 | |
| 037 | PSYCHOLOGY | 058 | 030 | 088 | B1 |
| 042 | PHYSICS | 060 | 029 | 089 | A2 |
| 043 | CHEMISTRY | 061 | 030 | 091 | A2 |
| 044 | BIOLOGY | 066 | 029 | 095 | A1 |
| 500 | WORK EXPERIENCE | --- | A1 | ||
| 502 | PHY & HEALTH EDUCA | --- | A1 | ||
| 503 | GENERAL STUDIES | --- | A1 | ||
| Additional Subject | |||||
| 048 | PHYSICAL EDUCATION | 068 | 030 | 098 | A1 |
| Result: PASS |
|
SUB CODE |
SUB NAME |
THEORY |
PRACTICAL |
MARKS |
GRADE |
| 301 | ENGLISH CORE | 094 | 094 | A1 | |
| 037 | PSYCHOLOGY | 062 | 030 | 092 | B1 |
| 042 | PHYSICS | 042 | 028 | 070 | B2 |
| 043 | CHEMISTRY | 050 | 030 | 080 | B1 |
| 044 | BIOLOGY | 058 | 030 | 088 | B1 |
| 500 | WORK EXPERIENCE | --- | A1 | ||
| 502 | PHY & HEALTH EDUCA | --- | A1 | ||
| 503 | GENERAL STUDIES | --- | A1 | ||
| Additional Subject | |||||
| 048 | PHYSICAL EDUCATION | 049 | 030 | 079 | B1 |
| Result: PASS |
|
SUB CODE |
SUB NAME |
THEORY |
PRACTICAL |
MARKS |
GRADE |
| 301 | ENGLISH CORE | 090 | 090 | A1 | |
| 041 | MATHEMATICS | 095 | 095 | A1 | |
| 042 | PHYSICS | 064 | 030 | 094 | A1 |
| 043 | CHEMISTRY | 062 | 030 | 092 | A2 |
| 030 | ECONOMICS | 095 | 095 | A1 | |
| 500 | WORK EXPERIENCE | --- | A1 | ||
| 502 | PHY & HEALTH EDUCA | --- | A1 | ||
| 503 | GENERAL STUDIES | --- | A1 | ||
| Additional Subject | |||||
| 048 | PHYSICAL EDUCATION | 069 | 030 | 099 | A1 |
| Result: PASS |
|
SUB CODE |
SUB NAME |
THEORY |
PRACTICAL |
MARKS |
GRADE |
| 301 | ENGLISH CORE | 082 | 082 | A2 | |
| 041 | MATHEMATICS | 086 | 086 | A2 | |
| 042 | PHYSICS | 043 | 030 | 073 | B2 |
| 043 | CHEMISTRY | 055 | 030 | 085 | A2 |
| 030 | ECONOMICS | 094 | 094 | A1 | |
| 500 | WORK EXPERIENCE | --- | A1 | ||
| 502 | PHY & HEALTH EDUCA | --- | A1 | ||
| 503 | GENERAL STUDIES | --- | A1 | ||
| Additional Subject | |||||
| 048 | PHYSICAL EDUCATION | 050 | 028 | 078 | B1 |
| Result: PASS |
|
SUB CODE |
SUB NAME |
THEORY |
PRACTICAL |
MARKS |
GRADE |
| 301 | ENGLISH CORE | 091 | 091 | A1 | |
| 037 | PSYCHOLOGY | 065 | 030 | 095 | A2 |
| 042 | PHYSICS | 063 | 030 | 093 | A1 |
| 043 | CHEMISTRY | 065 | 030 | 095 | A1 |
| 044 | BIOLOGY | 067 | 030 | 097 | A1 |
| 500 | WORK EXPERIENCE | --- | A1 | ||
| 502 | PHY & HEALTH EDUCA | --- | A1 | ||
| 503 | GENERAL STUDIES | --- | A1 | ||
| Additional Subject | |||||
| 048 | PHYSICAL EDUCATION | 069 | 030 | 099 | A1 |
| Result: PASS |


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PMCO Fall Split 2019 Global Prelims Day 1 Match 4: INS finishes #3, IND finishes #6, Tempo Storm wins the game
by KuldeepPMCO Fall Split 2019 Prelims for Global Finals are being held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The 4th match of Prelims Day 1 took place in the map Erangel, from a third-person perspective. The flight path for this match started from the west part of the map and went towards the East part of the map. The first play-zone formed near the west side of the map, and it circled hot-priority locations such as Quarry, Hospital, and Gatka.
Tempo Storm wiped out Mega Esports to secure the first squad wipe of the game. Temp storm then eliminated three members of Asterion, continuing their kill spree in the game. IND and Victory five collided where IND killed two members of Victory Five, but INS played a party spoiler as they took two members of IND. The end game was very close where INS. Temp Storm, Futbolist and Party Gaming were trading blows left and right. INS was the first team to exit the final zone, followed by Party Gaming and Futbolist. Tempo Storm won the Chicken Dinner with 18 kills claiming the 2nd position in overall standings.
Match 4- Miramar TPP
- Temp Storm: 18 kills and 38 points
- Futbolist: 8 kills and 22 points
- INS: 8 kills and 16 points


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scrollutil::scrollsync
andscrollutil::getscrollsync
Commandsscrollutil::scrollsync
Command – Quick Referencescrollutil::scrollsync
Command – Detailed Referencescrollutil::getscrollsync
Commandscrollutil::scrollsync
Command
– Quick Referencescrollutil::scrollsync
– Create and manipulate
scrollsync widgetsscrollutil::scrollsync pathName ?options?
-background -highlightbackground -relief -borderwidth -highlightcolor -xscrollcommand -cursor -highlightthickness -yscrollcommand
-takefocus
0|1|""|command
pathName attrib ?name
?value name value ...??
pathName cget
option
pathName configure
?option ?value option value ...??
pathName hasattrib
name
pathName setwidgets
widgetList
pathName unsetattrib
name
pathName widgets
pathName xview
?args?
pathName xview
pathName xview moveto
fraction
pathName xview scroll number
units|pages
pathName yview
?args?
pathName yview
pathName yview moveto
fraction
pathName yview scroll number
units|pages
scrollutil::scrollsync
Command – Detailed Referencescrollutil::scrollsync
– Create and manipulate
scrollsync widgetsscrollutil::scrollsync pathName ?options?
scrollutil::scrollsync
command creates a new
window named pathName
and of the class
Scrollsync
, and makes it into a scrollsync
widget. Additional options, described below, may be specified on the
command line or in the option database to configure aspects of the
scrollsync widget such as its borderwidth and relief. The
scrollutil::scrollsync
command returns its
pathName
argument. At the time this command is
invoked, there must not exist a window named pathName
,
but pathName
's parent must exist.-xscrollcommand
and -yscrollcommand
configuration options and the associated Tcl command has the
xview
and yview
subcommands. Whenever the
horizontal/vertical position of the view in the window of one of the
horizontally/vertically scrollable widgets contained in the list passed to
the setwidgets
subcommand of
the associated Tcl command changes, the view in the windows of all the
other horizontally/vertically scrollable elements of that list is
automatically adjusted accordingly, thus making sure that the view's
position in these windows is kept in sync.set sa [scrollutil::scrollarea ...] set ss [scrollutil::scrollsync $sa.ss ...] $sa setwidget $ss set lb1 [listbox $ss.lb1 ...] set lb2 [listbox $ss.lb2 ...] $ss setwidgets [list $lb1 $lb2] grid $lb1 $lb2 -sticky news -padx {0 2} grid rowconfigure $ss 0 -weight 1 grid columnconfigure $ss all -weight 1 pack $sa -expand yes -fill both
-background -highlightbackground -relief -borderwidth -highlightcolor -xscrollcommand -cursor -highlightthickness -yscrollcommand
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,
-highlightbackground
,
-highlightcolor
, and
-highlightthickness
options are only supported by the
Scrollutil package, but not by Scrollutil_tile. They have the same
default values as the options of the same names for Tk frame widgets.
The default values of the remaining standard options are:-borderwidth 0 -cursor "" -relief flat -xscrollcommand "" -yscrollcommand ""
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This option determines whether the scrollsync widget accepts the focus during keyboard traversal. It is almost identical to the standard option of the same name (see the options manual entry for details). The only difference is that not the scrollsync widget itself but the first element of the widget list passed to the
setwidgets
subcommand of the associated Tcl command will receive the focus during keyboard traversal with the standard keys (Tab
andShift-Tab
). The default is0
, being that a scrollsync widget is esentially a frame containing the above-mentioned widgets.
scrollutil::scrollsync
command creates a new Tcl
command whose name is pathName
. This command
may be used to invoke various operations on the widget. It has the
following general form:
pathName option ?arg arg ...?
option
and the arg
s determine
the exact behavior of the command. The following commands are
possible for scrollsync widgets:pathName attrib
?name ?value name value ...??
name
is specified, the command returns a list of
pairs, each of which contains the name and the value of an attribute
for pathName
. If name
is
specified with no value
, then the command returns
the value of the one named attribute, or an empty string if no
corresponding value exists (you can use the hasattrib
subcommand to distinguish this
case from the one that the value of an existing attribute is an
empty string). If one or more
name
-value
pairs are specified,
then the command sets the given widget attribute(s) to the given
value(s); in this case the return value is an empty string. Each
name
may be an arbitrary string.pathName cget
option
option
, which may have any of the values accepted
by the scrollutil::scrollsync
command.pathName configure
?option ?value option value
...??
option
is specified, the command returns a
list describing all of the available options for
pathName
(see Tk_ConfigureInfo
for information on the format of this list). If
option
is specified with no
value
, then the command returns a list describing
the one named option (this list will be identical to the corresponding
sublist of the value returned if no option
is
specified). If one or more
option
-value
pairs are
specified, then the command modifies the given widget option(s) to have
the given value(s); in this case the return value is an empty
string. option
may have any of the values
accepted by the scrollutil::scrollsync
command.pathName hasattrib
name
1
if the attribute name
exists and 0
otherwise.pathName setwidgets
widgetList
widgetList
argument must be a
valid list consisting of path names of existing widgets. Whenever
the horizontal/vertical position of the view in the window of one of
the horizontally/vertically scrollable widgets contained in this list
changes, the view in the windows of all the other
horizontally/vertically scrollable elements of the list will be
automatically adjusted accordingly, thus making sure that the view's
position in these windows is kept in sync. The return value is
the argument passed to the previous successful invocation of this
subcommand, or an empty list if there was no successful
setwidgets
invocation before.widgetList
gets destroyed,
that widget is automatically removed from the internal list of widgets
in whose windows the view's position is kept in sync.pathName
unsetattrib name
name
. Returns an
empty string.pathName
widgets
setwidgets
subcommand, or an empty list if
there was no successful invocation of that subcommand yet.pathName xview
?args?
pathName xview
pathName xview moveto
fraction
pathName xview scroll number
units|pages
xview
command of the current master widget for
the x axis and returns the result of that command invocation.
The master widget for the x axis is the element of the widget list
passed to the setwidgets
subcommand having the smallest relative view width among the
horizontally scrollable widgets in that list, i.e., the least
difference between the last and first elements of the two-element list
returned by its xview
command. This master
widget can vary during program execution (in case of text widgets it
can even change depending on the current vertical view position).pathName yview
?args?
pathName yview
pathName yview moveto
fraction
pathName yview scroll number
units|pages
yview
command of the current master widget for
the y axis and returns the result of that command invocation.
The master widget for the y axis is the element of the widget list
passed to the setwidgets
subcommand having the smallest relative view height among the
vertically scrollable widgets in that list, i.e., the least difference
between the last and first elements of the two-element list returned by
its yview
command. This master widget can
vary during program execution.scrollutil::getscrollsync
Commandscrollutil::getscrollsync
– Query the scrollsync
containing a given widgetscrollutil::gescrollsync widget
widget
argument is embedded via the scrollsync's
setwidgets
subcommand, or an
empty string if there is no such scrollsync widget.


A few digits will flash on your computer monitor for a seconds. Your job is to write down as many digits as you can remember after they disappear.
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Where We're Headed With Bento-Box Search
Kevin Beswick, NCSU Libraries
@kbeswick
What is Bento-Box Search?
What is Bento-Box Search?
What is Bento-Box Search?
What isn't Bento-Box Search?
- The ultimate, robust discovery solution
- A search problem at all?
How Do We View Bento-Box Search?
- An opportunity for instruction
- A shortcut to known items or other search tools
- A recommendation problem
QuickSearch
- NCSU's bento-box search solution
- Initially created in 2005
- Rewritten in 2013 as a Ruby on Rails project
quick_search (or quick_search-core)
https://www.github.com/NCSU-Libraries/quick_search
- Open source version of QuickSearch released in 2016
- A toolkit for easily creating bento-box applications
- Extracted from NCSU's version
Features
- Rails Gem Engine - easy to install
- Modular & extensible
- Statistics (local & GA), Best Bets
Installation
- Create a new Rails project
- Add 'quick_search-core' gem & bundle install
- Run "rails g quick_search:install"
Searchers
- Plugins for QuickSearch that search an external service
- Small amount of code to implement
- Automatically hooks into QuickSearch infrastructure for stats collection, etc.
Available Searchers
- arXiv
- OpenLibrary
- Wikipedia
- Summon
- ContentDM (contributed by Temple University)
Statistics
QuickSearch automatically collects usage data for all searchers
- Queries (query text)
- Clicks (which box, which part of the box, etc.)
- Sessions (on/off campus, mobile/desktop, length)
Statistics Visualization
Near-term features
- Typeahead - backend support already there, frontend needs to be generalized & migrated from NCSU QS
NCSU Implementations
NCSU QuickSearch
- Our original QuickSearch
- Now running on open source gem in production since Jan.
- Working on extracting/generalizing last features into open source gem
Historical State Search
- Special Collections focused bento-box search
- Originally developed as an entirely separate application
- Migrated to QuickSearch core platform by Nushrat Khan
- Launched into production in Mar. 2017
Historical State Search
- Planning on releasing as open source as an example project that uses QuickSearch
- Also planning to release new searchers for lunr.js, and other services
Next Steps
- More library content:
- Events
- Spaces
- People
- Services
Next Steps
- Intelligence:
- Show results from more specialized sources depending on subject
- Use collected data for recommendations
- Promote library services
- Context-aware - device type, on/off campus
What could this look like?
What could this look like?
What could this look like?
Growing the QuickSearch community
- We're interested in working with people that are interested in using QuickSearch
- Help installing, customizing, creating new searchers
- Goal is to have a large collection of searchers for popular library services, and more examples of applications and themes.


We examine mices!
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- harness user-centric users
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- redefine user-centric systems


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OU reigned supreme with its party status for many years. In 2011, the Princeton Review named it America’s #1 party school for the year. In 2015, Playboy named it the nation’s best party school. Sites like Brobible have even outlined “10 reasons why Ohio University is the best party school in the United States.”
One contributing factor to how extreme OU’s image looked to the outside was the history of the “Palmer Fest” block-party. In 2009, the party was described as a “near-riot” due to the number of students participating in mobbing and setting fires to furniture, according to 10WBNS. The crazed behavior was a common thread throughout many fests and events put on by OU students.
Tom Pyle, Athens Police Department chief of police, described couch burning as a “symptom of a greater disease,” representing the end to an out-of-control party. He said the department has treated the issue of those fires as such.
“When it comes to issues like fests and couch burnings, we’ll let you do whatever you want to do, as long as it’s legal,” Pyle said. “Once it becomes (illegal), we’re going to deal with it very swiftly.”
Now, OU is not even ranking in the top 10 party school lists.
In 2021, Newsweek ranked OU as #12 on a list of top school in the country, with Tulane as the #1 party school. Niche ranked Tulane as the top party school of 2022, with OU taking the #12 as well. Nearby schools such as Pennsylvania State University and West Virginia University still rank above OU.
Carly Leatherwood, a university spokesperson, said the university has not ranked as a top party school in recent years. She also said that change is caused by the current population of students.
“Our students are who shape the culture on our campus,” Leatherwood said. “The narrative is changing here because it’s being driven by the students. Generation Z, they typically tend to focus on success and they are focused on their education and the value of their degree in the long term.”
Leatherwood also contributed these findings to the Alcohol Edu Survey offered through Student Affairs. A required survey for freshmen and juniors, the survey revealed the majority of OU students are in the healthy majority when it comes to drug and alcohol use.
According to the survey, about 73% of OU students drink zero to two times per week. 70% of students also reported they have not allowed alcohol use to interfere with their academic performance.
Accordingly, Pyle acknowledged that OU has not experienced many fires as a result from a party since the 2010 Palmer Fest. However, he said the school’s actions did not have any impact, rather, the shift came as a result of APD’s new approach to parties over the past 10 years.
“We completely impacted the party culture,” Pyle said. “We successfully converted (those parties) from nighttime events, which carried a lot of anonymity. There’s a lot of anonymity and darkness when you cannot be seen.”
Pyle also said the city of Athens has decriminalized many laws surrounding noise and nuisance in hopes to change the party atmosphere with students.
“College students want to have a party,” Pyle said. “(The police department has) always understood that, so making it highly illegal to do so just doesn’t make sense to me.”
Despite the falling status, a school with a party reputation like OU’s can be intimidating for students and parents.
Cristina Formichelli, a 2022 alumna, worked as a Bobcat Student Orientation (BSO) leader for three years, with her first year as a family and guest orientation leader. During the sessions, attendees listened to presentations about academic and campus life and asked questions to the BSO leaders.
Formichelli said she would receive questions about OU’s party reputation by both parents and students. She said she learned in an orientation leader training class how to answer awkward questions like those, and she took an honest approach to doing so.
“We say ‘college is college,'” Formichelli said. “Anywhere you go, there is going to be someone doing something maybe they shouldn’t, but it is up to your students to make the right choices for them.’”
While she would be honest and guide the students and their parents in their knowledge of the university, she said ultimately any college could be a “party school” and her job is not to tell students what to do with their free time on campus.
“It’s not really our place to do that,” Formichelli said. “Our place is to acclimate them to the university and its resources and its environment and answer any questions we can. We are not going to really sway anyone in either direction.”
The party scene and its reputation at OU does not just affect the school and its students. With OU’s campus being so close to the city of Athens, the party image has heavily affected how people perceive the entire city and its residents.
Bozeman Koonce, a junior studying geography, said he has lived in Athens almost his entire life. In a previous Post report, Koonce said the massive amount of partying he saw on Court Street made him upset because of how integrated the city was into his life.
“It’s just where I have grown up,” Koonce said. “I have seen so much (partying) that it just no longer meets anything extra.”
Koonce also said there is a divide between OU students and Athens residents, but he appreciates the community of Athens and could not imagine going to school anywhere else.
“I absolutely love the idea of a small college town,” Koonce said, “So many people have asked me ‘What are things to do in Athens over the weekend?’ and I can name about five to 10 different things right off the top of my head.”
As Koonce believes the partying image affects Athens, Pyle agreed the former frequenting parties definitely impacted peoples’ perception of the city and OU. He said the consistent amount of activity of students, on-campus and off-campus, alone influenced both Athens citizens and outside observers.
Leatherwood said there are many more aspects of OU that get overshadowed by its social notoriety. Some of which include the highly rated journalism program, the sports administration program and housing the largest medical college in the state of Ohio.
Despite the party scene, Leatherwood emphasized how easy it is for students to become involved on campus and find what they are interested in.
“We have an amazing amount of student organizations and programs for students to get involved with,” Leatherwood said. “There are a lot of opportunities for students to get involved socially, academically and things that will help them focus on growing into their career.”
As the party reputation may continue to fall, Leatherwood said there is much more to OU besides that culture and students are so committed to the academic experience when they arrive.
“Keeping in mind all of the students and alumni that we have all over the world who are making tremendous contributions to our society, ” Leatherwood said. “That is the primary focus and what we should be focused on as opposed to the actions of a few people who are trying to continue the narrative that has really not been our focus for a long time now.”


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Baseclass for text-based formatters. Can in fact be used for non-text based ones too - just ignore the output constructor argument.


## Mutations support Chainblocks supports blocks mutation, so that a program flow and behavior can be altered during runtime. This allows genetic programming and various optimizations too. ### The `Mutate` block ~~~~~~ lisp ("Hello universe") (Set .x) ;; Const has no input but here we could have a input! (Mutate ("Hello world") [.x] [0]) ;; [.x] [0], first param, read value from variable x (Assert.Is "Hello universe") ~~~~~~ In a nutshell the `Mutate` block allows to set block parameters during the program execution. This is not the case by default for various performance and optimization reasons, the biggest being that a chain containing mutations needs to be validated and optimized again for every actual mutation. The mutation block tries to amortize this by setting the parameter only if the input has actually changed. ### The `Probe` block ~~~~~~ lisp (10) (Probe (Math.Add 10) [.x] [0]) ;; [.x] [0], first param, write value to variable x (Assert.Is 20) (Get .x) (Assert.Is 10) ~~~~~~ `Probe` is a bit the reverse of `Mutate`, where the latter is a `setParam` the former is `getParam`. `Probe` sets the value into variables in order to allow normal block output flow. It is especially useful when combined with `Mutate` like: ~~~~~~ lisp (20) (Set .x) (10) (Mutate (Probe (Math.Add 10) [.y] [0]) [.x] [0]) (Assert.Is 30) (Get .y) (Assert.Is 20) ~~~~~~ In the above case `Mutate` will on purpose ignore and bypass the `Probe` block. Neural network training idea using a GA ~~~~~~ lisp (def fitness (Chain "Fitness" [1.0 0.0] (Mutate (ANN.Narx 2 [4] 1 5 5)) (Log))) (ML.Genetic fitness) ;; TBD, etc ~~~~~~ In the above case the `ML.Genetic` takes care of wrapping and automatically mutate block's parameters.


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Iran to unblock internet once 'abuse' stops: govt
by AFPTEHRAN: The Iranian government said on Tuesday that it will unblock the internet only when authorities are sure it will not be abused during violent demonstrations against a petrol price hike.
The Islamic republic has been largely offline since the internet restrictions were imposed the day after the nationwide demonstrations broke out on Friday.
“Many professions and banks… have faced problems, and we have been trying to solve this,” government spokesman Ali Rabiei said, quoted by semi-official news agency ISNA.
“The internet will come back gradually in some provinces where there are assurances the internet will not be abused,” he said.
“We understand that people have faced difficulties… but the bigger concern under the current circumstances is maintaining the country’s peace and stability.”
Demonstrations broke out in Iran on Friday after it was announced the price of petrol would be raised by as much as 200 per cent in the sanctions-hit country.
At least five deaths have been confirmed in the violence that has seen masked young men set alight petrol stations, banks and other public property.
The full extent of the protests remains unclear, however, largely as a result of the internet restrictions.
The outage has stemmed the flow of videos shared on social media of demonstrations or associated acts of violence.
Net blocks, a website that monitors global net shutdowns, said internet connectivity in Iran was at four per cent on Tuesday compared with normal levels.
“Sixty-five hours after #Iran implemented a near-total internet shutdown, some of the last remaining networks are now being cut,” it said on Twitter.
Iran’s economy has been battered since May last year when President Donald Trump unilaterally withdrew the US from a 2015 nuclear agreement and reimposed crippling sanctions.


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risk_dash.securities¶
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class
risk_dash.securities.
_Security
(name, market_data: risk_dash.market_data._MarketData, **kwargs)[source]¶ Template for _Security subclasses
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risk_dash.securities.
Equity
(ticker, market_data: risk_dash.market_data.QuandlStockData, ordered_price, quantity, date_ordered)[source]¶
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risk_dash.securities.
Portfolio
(securities=None, data_input=None, apikey=None)[source]¶ The Portfolio class handles interactions with the portfolio data and the associated securities in the portfolio.
Parameters: - securities –
- data_input –
- apikey –
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calculate_portfolio_returns
(market_data)[source]¶ Calculates market data returns from flat prices
Parameters: market_data – the market_data variable with a flat price values Returns: the market_data variable with log returns
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construct_portfolio_csv
(data_input, apikey)[source]¶ Built in portfolio constructor method
Parameters: - data_input – either pandas DataFrame or string path to a portfolio matching ‘./portfolio_example.csv’
- apikey – ApiKey for the market data object
Returns: dict for self.port
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drawdown
(market_data=None, returns=True, key='adj_close')[source]¶ Calculate Draw Down, the previous peak to current trough, through the historic market data
Parameters: - market_data – DataFrame, the portfolio level market_data. Use if made external changes to the market_data
- returns – Bool, True if calculate DD based on continuous returns, False if on level prices
- key – string, corresponds to the market_data column to be calculated
Returns: DataFrame representing the Draw Down for the portfolio and components
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get_date
()[source]¶ Grab the security with the most dates.
Returns: returns a DatetimeIndex to construct a shared portfolio market_data DataFrame
Return the last shared date
Returns: DateTime object
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get_port_variance
(recalc=False, confidence_interval=0.39881763041638185, var_horizon=10, lookback_periods=0, key=None)[source]¶ Returns portfolio variance
Parameters: - recalc – bool, If True recalculate variance
- confidence_interval – float, The critical value to implement parametric VaR
- var_horizon – int, how many days/periods forward the parametric VaR should be calculated
- lookback_periods – int, how many days/periods backward to condition the underlying distribution
- key – string, corresponds to the market_data column to be calculated
Returns: tuple: (float Var(Portfolio), float Parametric Portfolio V@R)
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get_portfolio_marketdata
(key=None, recalc=False)[source]¶ Returns self.market_data
Parameters: key – If not set, use key to set market_data Returns: pandas DataFrame self.market_data
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historic_var
(market_data=None, returns=True, key='adj_close', confidence=2.5, var_horizon=10)[source]¶ Calulate Value at Risk from the historic distrubtion
Parameters: - market_data – DataFrame, the portfolio level market_data. Use if made external changes to the market_data
- returns – Bool, True if calculate DD based on continuous returns, False if on level prices
- key – string, corresponds to the market_data column to be calculated
- confidence – float, percentile in percentage to pass into np.percentile
- var_horizon – int, how many days/periods forward the parametric VaR should be calculated
Returns: tuple, (DataFrame, market_data, float, Historic VaR)
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quick_plot
(returns=True, key='adj_close', plot=True, figsize=(5, 8))[source]¶ Quickly plot using matplotlib and pandas.plot()
Parameters: - returns – Bool, True if calculate DD based on continuous returns, False if on level prices
- key – string, corresponds to the market_data column to be calculated
- plot – Bool, if True, plot the data frame, if flase just return the market_data DataFrame
Returns: DataFrame market_data
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set_port_variance
(market_data=None, confidence_interval=-1.9599639845400545, var_horizon=10, lookback_periods=0, key='percentchange')[source]¶ Calulates parametric Variance by calculating Weight.T * Cov * Weight
Parameters: - market_data – DataFrame, the portfolio level market_data. Use if made external changes to the market_data
- confidence_interval – float, The critical value to implement parametric VaR
- var_horizon – int, how many days/periods forward the parametric VaR should be calculated
- lookback_periods – int, how many days/periods backward to condition the underlying distribution
- key – string, corresponds to the market_data column to be calculated
Returns: float portfolio variance, standard deviation ** 2, float parametric value at risk


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window.scrawl_Collisions Class
window.scrawl
scrawlCollisions extension adaptions to the scrawl-canvas library object
New default attributes
- Position.delta - default: {x:0,y:0,z:0};
- Cell.fieldLabel - default: '';
- Entity.fieldChannel - default: 'anycolor';
- Entity.fieldTest - default: 0;
- Entity.collisionVectors - default: [];
- Entity.collisionPoints - default: [];
Item Index
Methods
- Cell.buildField
- Cell.checkFieldAt
- Cell.checkFieldAtActions (not a function)
- Cell.collisionsCellInit
- Entity.addEntityToCellFences
- Entity.addEntityToCellFields
- Entity.buildCollisionVectors
- Entity.checkField
- Entity.collisionsEntityConstructor
- Entity.collisionsEntityRegisterInLibrary
- Entity.collisionsEntitySet
- Entity.collisionsEntitySetDelta
- Entity.getCollisionPoints
- Entity.parseCollisionPoints
- Entity.removeEntityFromCellFences
- Entity.removeEntityFromCellFields
- Entity.resetCollisionPoints
- Group.getBetweenGroupEntityHits
- Group.getEntitysCollidingWith
- Group.getFieldEntityHits
- Group.getInGroupEntityHits
- Group.resetCollisionPoints
- Pad.buildFields
- scrawl.buildFields
Properties
Methods
Cell.buildField
()
chainable
Builds a collision map image from entitys, for use in entity field collision detection functions
Returns:
This
Cell.checkFieldAt
-
items
Cell field collision detection function
Argument should be in the form of:
- {channel:String, test:Number, coordinates:Array of Vectors, x:Number, y:Number}
Where:
- channel (optional) can be 'red', 'green', 'blue', 'alpha', or 'anycolor' (default)
- test (optional) can be a value between 0 and 254 (default: 0)
- coordinates (optional) is an array of Vector coordinates, in pixels, relative to the Cell's <canvas> element's top left corner
- x (optional) is the horizontal coordinate, in pixels, relative to the Cell's top left corner
- y (optional) is the vertical coordinate, in pixels, relative to the Cell's top left corner
Either include a single coordinate (x, y), or an array of coordinate Vectors
Test will return:
- false if it encounters a coordinate outside the bounds of its image map
- true if all coordinates exceed the test level (thus a entity testing in the red channel will report true if it is entirely within a red part of the collision map
- the first coordinate that falls below, or equals, the test level
Parameters:
-
items
ObjectArgument containing details of how and where to check the cell's collision map image
Returns:
Vector of first the first coordinates to 'pass' the test
Cell.checkFieldAtActions (not a function)
()
private
checkFieldAt helper object
Cell.collisionsCellInit
()
private
Cell constructor hook function - modified by collisions module
Entity.addEntityToCellFences
-
[items]
Add this entity to a (range of) Cell object fence groups
Parameters:
-
[items]
Array optionalArray of CELLNAME Strings; alternatively, a single CELLNAME String can be supplied
Returns:
This
Entity.addEntityToCellFields
-
[items]
Add this entity to a (range of) Cell object field groups
Parameters:
-
[items]
Array optionalArray of CELLNAME Strings; alternatively, a single CELLNAME String can be supplied
Returns:
This
Entity.buildCollisionVectors
-
[items]
Collision detection helper function
Parses the collisionPoints array to generate coordinate Vectors representing the entity's collision points
Parameters:
-
[items]
Array optionalArray of collision point data
Returns:
This
Entity.checkField
-
[cell]
Check this entity's collision Vectors against a Cell object's collision field image to see if any of them are colliding with the Cell's field entitys
Parameters:
-
[cell]
String optionalCELLNAME String of the Cell to be checked against
Returns:
First Vector coordinate to 'pass' the Cell.checkFieldAt() function's test; true if none pass; false if the test parameters are out of bounds
Entity.collisionsEntityConstructor
()
private
Entity constructor hook function - modified by collisions module
Entity.collisionsEntityRegisterInLibrary
()
private
Entity.registerInLibrary hook function - modified by collisions module
Entity.collisionsEntitySet
()
private
Entity.set hook function - modified by collisions module
Entity.collisionsEntitySetDelta
()
private
Entity.setDelta hook function - modified by collisions module
Entity.getCollisionPoints
()
Calculate the current positions of this entity's collision Vectors, taking into account the entity's current position, roll and scale
Returns:
Array of coordinate Vectors
Entity.parseCollisionPoints
-
[items]
Collision detection helper function
Parses user input for the collisionPoint attribute
Parameters:
-
[items]
Array optionalArray of collision point data
Returns:
This
Entity.removeEntityFromCellFences
-
[items]
Remove this entity from a (range of) Cell object fence groups
Parameters:
-
[items]
Array optionalArray of CELLNAME Strings; alternatively, a single CELLNAME String can be supplied
Returns:
This
Entity.removeEntityFromCellFields
-
[items]
Remove this entity from a (range of) Cell object field groups
Parameters:
-
[items]
Array optionalArray of CELLNAME Strings; alternatively, a single CELLNAME String can be supplied
Returns:
This
Entity.resetCollisionPoints
()
chainable
Recalculate the entity's current collision point positions
This will be triggered automatically when changing the following attributes via set ort setDelta:
- for set() - start, startX, startY, handle, handleX, handleY, scale, roll, collisionPoints, width, height, radius, pasteWidth, pasteHeight
- for setDelta() - start, startX, startY, handle, handleX, handleY, scale, roll, width, height, radius, pasteWidth, pasteHeight
Returns:
this
Group.getBetweenGroupEntityHits
-
g
Check all entitys in this Group against all entitys in the argument Group, to see if they are in collision
Parameters:
-
g
StringGROUPNAME of Group to be checked against this group; alternatively, the Group object itself can be supplied as the argument
Returns:
Array of [ENTITYNAME, ENTITYNAME] Arrays, one for each pair of entitys currently in collision
Group.getEntitysCollidingWith
-
entity
Check all entitys in the Group to see if they are colliding with the supplied entity object. An Array of all entity objects colliding with the reference entity will be returned
Parameters:
-
entity
StringSPRITENAME String of the reference entity; alternatively the entity Object itself can be passed as the argument
Returns:
Array of visible entity Objects currently colliding with the reference entity
Group.getFieldEntityHits
-
[cell]
Check all entitys in this Group against a <canvas> element's collision field image
If no argument is supplied, the Group's default Cell's <canvas> element will be used for the check
An Array of Arrays is returned, with each constituent array consisting of the the SPRITENAME of the entity that has reported a positive hit, alongside a coordinate Vector of where the collision is occuring
Parameters:
-
[cell]
String optionalCELLNAME of Cell whose <canvas> element is to be used for the check
Returns:
Array of [ENTITYNAME, Vector] Arrays
Group.getInGroupEntityHits
()
Check all entitys in the Group against each other to see if they are in collision
Returns:
Array of [ENTITYNAME, ENTITYNAME] Arrays, one for each pair of entitys currently in collision
Group.resetCollisionPoints
()
chainable
Recalculate the current collision point positions for all entitys in the group
Returns:
this
Pad.buildFields
()
chainable
Orders all Cell objects associated with this Pad to (re)create their field collision image maps
Returns:
This
scrawl.buildFields
-
[items]
A general function which asks Cell objects to generate field collision tables
Parameters:
-
[items]
Array optionalArray of CELLNAME Strings - can also be a String
Returns:
Always true
Properties
scrawl.workcols
Object
private
Collision vectors, for use in collision detection calculations
Note: at some point in the future, this object needs to be moved into the scrawl.work object, for consistency


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What does this module do?
It provides some authentication "services" for use by other parts of the website
- other modules or (after patching relevant core files) admininstrator access.
Specifically
- Any number of authorization "contexts" with individual properties
- Graduated security levels
- [De]registration of users by self and/or administrator
- Bulk [de]registration of users by administrator
- Login/out of users
- User data change by self or administrator
- Lost/forgotten data recovery by users
- Optional email notices/confirmations
- Optional multi-factor authentication (NOT YET)
- Enhanced data security
- Can generate UI elements for inclusion in a page/form
So this module is essentially for module-developers and the like. The module includes
several PHP classes which together provide a robust API for accessing the various
services described above.
How is it used?
First, update the module settings via the admin Settings tab
- Change the default passphrase and default user-password
- Get and record a pair of Google reCaptcha tokens
- Change any other default that is not suitable
Next, record relevant parameters in context(s) created via the admin Contexts tab,
and keep note of each such context's identifier. Add or import users if relevant.
Into your php code, add something like the following:
$somevar = new Auther\Setup();
list($xhtml,$js) = $somevar->GetPanel($context,$mode,$handler,$id[[,$cancellable],$token]);
where:
$context = identifier (number or alias) for the relevant recorded context
$mode = mode-descriptor string, one of
- 'login'
- 'register'
- 'reset'
- 'recover'
- 'change'
- 'delete'
$handler = something to receive and process feedback after the form has been processed, one of
- an array [$classname,$methodname] where $methodname is static and the method returns boolean for success
- a string 'classname::methodname' where the method returns boolean for success
- an array [$modulename,$actionname,$id]
- an URL like /index.php?mact=,cntnt01,,0
- provided the PHP curl extension is available
$id = module ID string, as widely used in the CMSModule class
(if available) $token = identifier provided to $handler by a previous Get()
$xhtml = displayable content (a form including inputs, buttons etc)
$js = associated javascript
Then put the displayable content ($xhtml) and javascript ($js) into your page/template
in whatever manner is appropriate.
OR
You can roll-your-own user-interface, and work with the Auth-class API directly.
This approach would be appropriate if authority must be checked without an actual login, for example.
API
The handler must be able to deal with:
- cancellation (if supported), indicated by presence of a 'cancel' parameter or $cancel variable
- successful completion, indicated by presence of the respective mode parameter/variable as nominated above,
together with the user-supplied values
- a repeat-instruction, indicated by presence of the respective mode parameter/variable,
and a 'repeat' parameter/variable, and a 'token' paramter/variable to be provided in the next Get()
NOTE that data provided upon successful completion comprise user-input,
which might be malicious, and so all SQL involving such data must be parameterised!
Styling
The following are defaults, which you might like to adapt and/or introduce where the authentication is initialised.
%s
Permissions
Modify Authentication Module Properties
Modify Authentication Contexts
Modify Authenticated Users
Review Authentication Data
Events
AuthRegister
AuthDeregister
AuthLogin
AuthLoginFail
AuthLogout
Requirements
- PHP 5.4+
- PHP extensions: GD, Hash, Openssl
Desirables
Support
This module is provided as-is. Please read the text of the license for the full disclaimer.
Just to be clear, there's no guarantee of support. However, there are some resources available
to help you with it:
- for the latest version of this module, or to file a bug report, go to the
module's Forge page
- discussion of this module may be found in the
CMS Made Simple Forums
- you may have some success emailing the author directly
Copyright and license
Copyright © 2017 Tom Phane<EMAIL_ADDRESS>All rights reserved.
This module has been released under version 3 of the
GNU Affero Public License.
The module must not be used otherwise than in acccordance with that license.


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light' %} {% set cssPath = 'values' %} {% block main %}
What we believe
Our values define us, and stay with us for the long haul.
We devote a lot of our time to work, and there’s an important reason for why
we all do it. We are in service to others, and our work empowers the people
who experience it. We get a kick out of making people happier and more
successful. It gives us purpose.
2Less is more
We work smarter, not longer. Our engineering prowess lets us leverage the
full power of software in a way other teams cannot. Our software works for
us, not the other way around. That is our advantage.
3Be authentic
The best companies are built on the foundation of strong, authentic
communication. We don’t buy fans, we don’t spam our message. We teach, we
share, we listen. We’re an active part of the community.
4Build with empathy
We care about the person on the other side of everything we create. We take
the time to understand who they are, and how they might see the world. It
enables us to make better products that solve real problems, for more
people.
5Team first
We’re a family. Everyone plays a uniquely important role; we don’t have room
for rockstars. We are a respectful, collaborative, and supportive bunch, and
our impact is maximized through trust and composition of work.
6Be worldclass
We’re hyper focused on doing better, and being better, at every single thing
we do. Heck, we want to be known for it. If we don’t know something, we
learn it. If we need help, we ask for it. If there’s a ceiling, we break it
- and help others break theirs. Our biggest competitor is ourselves.


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Open your console (F12) and type: var webconsoleapi = new WebConsoleAPI("ws://localhost:8080");
Replace ws:// with wss:// if your server have SSL enabled, localhost with your server IP and 8080 with your port.
Then call login(pwd) to login, sendConsoleCmd(cmd) to execute a command, etc...


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-
- TensorQuad
class TensorQuad(builtins.object) |
| |
TensorQuad(func, ranges, n, w)
Class to do the multiple integrations in a tensor way
Input
func: integrand
ranges: integraiton limit
n: number of integraiton points
w: corrsponding weights |
| |
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, func, ranges, n, w)
- Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
- integrate(self, *args, **kwargs)
- Gauss Quadrature using a tensor way
Scalar way:
The mutiple summentions are implemented using
Weights_Tensor * Value_Tensor after value tensor is calculated,
do multplication in corrsponding position of each tensor
Vector way:
The mutiple summentions are implemented step by step inside the value matrix
calculation process
- tensor_breaker_vec(self, tensor, *args, depth)
- Calculate the value tensor for Gauss Quadrature
--------------------------------------------------
tensor: a copy of the weight tensor
*args: the value for variables (..x1, x2, x3..xn)
depth: current layer of the quadrature
- tensor_constructor(self, data, new_vec)
- Constrcut a tensor-like data structure
Increase one dimension for the target tensor using a vector
--------------------------------------------
data: target tensor
new_vec: vector data used to increase dimension
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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TIME: Pregame coverage begins at 6:30 p.m.
STREAM IT LIVE ON FOX SPORTS GO
San Antonio Spurs (5-6, ninth in the Western Conference) vs. Orlando Magic (4-7, eighth in the Eastern Conference)
San Antonio comes into the matchup against Orlando after losing three games in a row.
Orlando finished 42-40 overall a season ago while going 25-16 at home. The Magic averaged 107.3 points per game while allowing opponents to score 106.6 last season.
San Antonio finished 48-34 overall during the 2018-19 season while going 16-25 on the road. The Spurs allowed opponents to score 110.0 points per game and shoot 46.3% from the field last season.
The matchup Friday is the first meeting this season between the two teams.
Magic Injuries: None listed.
Spurs Injuries: None listed.


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Example:
class Super { static class Inner {} } class Sub extends Super { void test() { Sub.Inner s = new Sub.Inner(); // here 'Inner' class is declared in 'Super' class, but referenced via 'Sub' class } }
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Next: Control flow handling for
Up: PeMM Characterization
Previous: PeMM Characterization
Targeting large logic blocks
PeMM performs a linear transformation of error masking probability from logic inputs to outputs, which is not the case for large logic blocks with internal data dependencies. To address such issue, larger circuits are decomposited into logic sub-blocks with individual PeMMs. Figure 3 indicates PeMM decomposition based on data dependencies, where the large logic block alu_ex is splitted into 3 sub-blocks. Signals alu_in1 and alu_in2 connect first two sub-blocks while alu_out connects the last two sub-blocks. PeMMs for sub-blocks are characterized individually. The intra token pool is used to keep the temporary tokens, which represent data with error probabilities, for processing on next logic sub-blocks.
Figure 3:
Decomposition of large logic unit using PeMM
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2014-07-16


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curl --upload-file myfile.gz streamit.jit.su/chooseApath
to downstream a file
curl streamit.jit.su/chooseApath > myfile.gz
files are never stored on the server. instead, when you upload a file, it pauses the transfer until someone requests to download it.
once someone connects on the other end, it begins streaming the file.
if you try to download from a path where someone is not uploading, it will wait until someone starts uploading to that specific path.


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ICONVCONFIG
Section: Linux System Administration (8)
Updated: 2014-07-08
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
iconvconfig - create iconv module configuration cache
SYNOPSIS
iconvconfig
[options]
[directory]...
DESCRIPTION
The
iconv(3)
function internally uses
gconv
modules to convert to and from a character set.
A configuration file is used to determine the needed modules
for a conversion.
Loading and parsing such a configuration file would slow down
programs that use
iconv(3),
so a caching mechanism is employed.
The
iconvconfig
program reads iconv module configuration files and writes
a fast-loading gconv module configuration cache file.
In addition to the system provided gconv modules, the user can specify
custom gconv module directories with the environment variable
GCONV_PATH.
However, iconv module configuration caching is only used when
the environment variable
GCONV_PATH
is not set.
OPTIONS
- --nostdlib
-
Do not search the system default gconv directory,
only the directories provided on the command line.
- -o outputfile, --output=outputfile
-
Use
outputfile
for output instead of the system default cache location.
- --prefix=pathname
-
Set the prefix to be prepended to the system pathnames.
See FILES, below.
By default, the prefix is empty.
Setting the prefix to
foo,
the gconv module configuration would be read from
foo/usr/lib/gconv/gconv-modules
and the cache would be written to
foo/usr/lib/gconv/gconv-modules.cache.
- -?, --help
-
Print a usage summary and exit.
- --usage
-
Print a short usage summary and exit.
- -V, --version
-
Print the version number, license, and disclaimer of warranty for
iconv.
EXIT STATUS
Zero on success, non-zero on errors.
FILES
- /usr/lib/gconv
-
Usual default gconv module path.
- /usr/lib/gconv/gconv-modules
-
Usual system default gconv module configuration file.
- /usr/lib/gconv/gconv-modules.cache
-
Usual system gconv module configuration cache.
SEE ALSO
iconv(1),
iconv(3)
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- OPTIONS
-
- EXIT STATUS
-
- FILES
-
- SEE ALSO
-
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I tried to do something without any good results. I wanted to do a rogue builds with HiPS that would still be able to do some good damage if fighting an opponent immune to crits/sneak attacks, since I found out that most of those builds usefulness went away on those cases.
My first thought was adding blackguard to the build and taking divine might and divine shield. Divine might to add damage agaisnt sneak immune ennemies and divine shield to fight against ennemies with true sight. But that way I lost self concealment. I also thought about ninja spy to gain improv invis but the build was still wack. Anyone that has any idea on a build that could do this please tell me.
Thx in advance
(sorry for bad english) _________________ K.M. aka Chillychill
"Y'a pire que ne pas pouvoir, y'a savoir qu'on peut et ne jamais tenter"
Blackguard is an okay choice because you'll get a higher AB, but to make divine might pay off you'll have to have a high charisma, which probably isn't that attractive to a rogue build.
You could add 20 monk levels, which would give you a 1d20 damage dice weapon (your fists) and empty body, freeing up your feats from self-conceal.
Fighter's an option you shouldn't overlook. 4 to 6 fighter levels will boost your AB and let you take epic weapon specialization for +6 damage.
And cleric is an option to consider. If you can cast Divine Power, Darkfire, and Divine Might you'll be in good shape for doing melee damage. _________________ Experience is the mother of good judgement; bad judgement is the father of experience.
Go Cleric. You get all the buffs, take Trickery Domain for Improved Invis and Bob's your uncle. _________________ Wave upon wave of demented avengers marched cheerfully out of obscurity into the dream...