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**quine**: /kwi:n/, n.
[from the name of the logician Willard van Orman Quine, via Douglas
Hofstadter] A program that generates a copy of its own source text as
its complete output. Devising the shortest possible quine in some given
programming language is a common hackish amusement. (We ignore some
variants of BASIC in which a program consisting of a single empty string
literal reproduces itself trivially.) Here is one classic quine:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| .. code:: programlisting |
| |
| ((lambda (x) |
| (list x (list (quote quote) x))) |
| (quote |
| (lambda (x) |
| (list x (list (quote quote) x))))) |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
This one works in LISP or Scheme. It's relatively easy to write quines
in other languages such as Postscript which readily handle programs as
data; much harder (and thus more challenging!) in languages like C which
do not. Here is a classic C quine for ASCII machines:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| .. code:: programlisting |
| |
| char*f="char*f=%c%s%c;main() |
| {printf(f,34,f,34,10);}%c"; |
| main(){printf(f,34,f,34,10);} |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
For excruciatingly exact quinishness, remove the interior line breaks.
Here is another elegant quine in ANSI C:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| .. code:: programlisting |
| |
| #define q(k)main(){return!puts(#k"\nq("#k")");} |
| q(#define q(k)main(){return!puts(#k"\nq("#k")");}) |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Some infamous `*Obfuscated C
Contest* <../O/Obfuscated-C-Contest.html>`__ entries have been quines
that reproduced in exotic ways. There is an amusing `Quine Home
Page `__.
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It computes the raw moments for the folded and truncated multivariate normal and Student's t-distribution. It also offers specific functions to compute the mean and variance-covariance matrix as well as the cumulative distribution function (cdf) for the folded normal and folded t-distribution. Algorithms are extensions based on Kan, R., & Robotti, C. (2017) <doi:10.1080/10618600.2017.1322092>.
| Version: | 1.41 |
| Imports: | matrixcalc, mvtnorm |
| Suggests: | TTmoment |
| Published: | 2018-02-11 |
| Author: | Christian E. Galarza, Victor H. Lachos |
| Maintainer: | Christian E. Galarza <cgalarza88 at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | MomTrunc results |
| Reference manual: | MomTrunc.pdf |
| Package source: | MomTrunc_1.41.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: MomTrunc_1.41.zip, r-release: MomTrunc_1.41.zip, r-oldrel: MomTrunc_1.41.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: MomTrunc_1.41.tgz, r-oldrel: MomTrunc_1.41.tgz |
| Old sources: | MomTrunc archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=MomTrunc to link to this page.


For architects the climate of the site is important in getting design details correct, for engineers and contractors it is important to have climate and forecast information to enable planning and scheduling to be done effectively.
The Met.Office provides site specific weather information for all these applications. Each project is different and many products are tailored individually but amongst the routine services are the following:
MetBuild Downtime Summaries These extremely useful data give the number of days in any month when inclement weather would have affected project operations on a particular site.
These products are of relevance not only to the project designers and constructors but also to the owners and operators such as Water companies and Highway engineers.
There are also specialised services for those in the marine sector involved in coastal construction and ship building where other factors such as wave heights and storm tides become relevant.
For further information contact:
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2 die in chemical reactor explosion
by Staff ReporterTwo people died in an explosion at one of the chemical reactors of a pharma unit in Jeedimetla industrial area here on Monday afternoon. The victims, Amresh Das, 22, and Hadish Shah, 22, who were reactor operators, resumed duty after lunch at Jeevika Life Science. They were residents of Ramireddy Nagar and natives of Bihar.
The police said the duo were charred to death and their mortal remains were recovered by the sleuths of Fire Services Department. The bodies were shifted to Gandhi Hospital morgue for autopsy, which would be performed on Tuesday. “Around 15 people were inside the unit when one of the reactors exploded due to high pressure,” Jeedimetla Inspector G. Ramana Reddy said. He said the explosion occurred at around 2.45 p.m. and two fire tenders were rushed to the spot to douse the flames. “The injured were shifted to a nearby hospital for treatment,” he said.


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Cylindrical coordinates
The cylindrical coordinate system extends polar coordinates into 3D by using the standard vertical coordinate $z$. This gives coordinates $(r, \theta, z)$ consisting of:
| coordinate | name | range | definition |
|---|---|---|---|
| $r$ | radius | $0 \le r \lt \infty$ | distance from the $z$-axis |
| $\theta$ | azimuth | $-\pi \lt \theta \le \pi$ | angle from the $x$-axis in the $x$–$y$ plane |
| $z$ | height | $-\infty \lt z \lt \infty$ | vertical height |
The diagram below shows the cylindrical coordinates of a point $P$. By changing the display options, we can see that the basis vectors are tangent to the corresponding coordinate lines. Changing $\theta$ moves $P$ along the $\theta$ coordinate line in the direction $\hat{e}_\theta$, and similarly for the other coordinates.
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Cylindrical coordinates are defined with respect to a set of Cartesian coordinates, and can be converted to and from these coordinates using the atan2 function as follows.
Conversion between cylindrical and Cartesian coordinates
\[\begin{aligned} x &= r \cos\theta & r &= \sqrt{x^2 + y^2} \\ y &= r \sin\theta & \theta &= \operatorname{atan2}(y, x) \\ z &= z & z &= z \end{aligned}\]
To find the conversion to Cartesian coordinates, we use the right triangle in the $x$–$y$ plane with hypotenuse $r$ and angle $\theta$, which immediately gives the expressions for $x$ and $y$. The $z$ coordinate remains unchanged.
To convert from Cartesian coordinates, we use the atan2 function with the same triangle.
The basis vectors are tangent to the coordinate lines and form a right-handed orthonormal basis $\hat{e}_r, \hat{e}_\theta, \hat{e}_z$ that depends on the current position $\vec{P}$ as follows. We can write either $\hat{e}_z$ or $\hat{k}$ for the vertical basis vector.
Cylindrical basis vectors
\[\begin{aligned} \hat{e}_r &= \cos\theta \,\hat{\imath} + \sin\theta \,\hat{\jmath} \\ \hat{e}_{\theta} &= - \sin\theta \,\hat{\imath} + \cos\theta \,\hat{\jmath} \\ \hat{e}_z &= \hat{k} \\[1em] \hat{\imath} &= \cos\theta \, \hat{e}_r - \sin\theta \, \hat{e}_\theta \\ \hat{\jmath} &= \sin\theta \, \hat{e}_r + \cos\theta \, \hat{e}_\theta \\ \hat{k} &= \hat{e}_z \end{aligned}\]
We write the position vector $\vec{\rho} = r \cos\theta \, \hat{\imath} + r \sin\theta \, \hat{\jmath} + z \, \hat{k}$ and then use the definition of coordinate basis vectors to find the non-normalized cylindrical basis vectors:
\[\begin{aligned} \vec{e}_r &= \frac{\partial\vec{\rho}}{\partial r} = \cos\theta \, \hat{\imath} + \sin\theta \, \hat{\jmath} \\ \vec{e}_\theta &= \frac{\partial\vec{\rho}}{\partial\theta} = -r \sin\theta \, \hat{\imath} + r \cos\theta \, \hat{\jmath} \\ \vec{e}_z &= \frac{\partial\vec{\rho}}{\partial z} = \hat{k} \end{aligned}\]
Both $\vec{e}_r$ and $\vec{e}_z$ are already normalized, and the length of $\vec{e}_\theta$ is $r$, so we can divide by this to obtain the final normalized basis vector.
To invert the basis change we can solve for $\hat{\imath}$ and $\hat{\jmath}$.
If the cylindrical coordinates change with time then this causes the cylindrical basis vectors to rotate with the following angular velocity.
Angular velocity of the cylindrical basis
\[\begin{aligned} \vec{\omega} &= \dot\theta \, \hat{e}_z \end{aligned}\]
Changing $r$ or $z$ does not cause a rotation of the basis while changing $\theta$ rotates about the vertical axis $\hat{e}_z$.
The rotation of the basis vectors caused by changing coordinates gives the time derivatives below.
Time derivatives of cylindrical basis vectors
\[\begin{aligned} \dot{\hat{e}}_r &= \dot\theta \, \hat{e}_{\theta} \\ \dot{\hat{e}}_{\theta} &= - \dot\theta \, \hat{e}_r \\ \dot{\hat{e}}_z &= 0 \end{aligned}\]
We can either directly differentiate the basis vector expressions, or we can recall that $\dot{\hat{e}} = \vec{\omega} \times \hat{e}$ for any basis vector $\hat{e}$. This gives:
\[\begin{aligned} \dot{\hat{e}}_r &= \vec{\omega} \times \hat{e}_r = \dot\theta \, \hat{e}_z \times \hat{e}_r = \dot{\theta} \, \hat{e}_\theta \\ \dot{\hat{e}}_{\theta} &= \vec{\omega} \times \hat{e}_{\theta} = \dot\theta \, \hat{e}_z \times \hat{e}_\theta = - \dot\theta \, \hat{e}_r \\ \dot{\hat{e}}_z &= \vec{\omega} \times \hat{e}_{\phi} = \dot\theta \, \hat{e}_z \times \hat{e}_z = 0 \end{aligned}\]
where we used the fact that $\hat{e}_r, \hat{e}_\theta, \hat{e}_z$ form a right-handed orthonormal basis to evaluate the cross products.
A point $P$ at a time-varying position $(r,\theta,z)$ has position vector $\vec{\rho}$, velocity $\vec{v} = \dot{\vec{\rho}}$, and acceleration $\vec{a} = \ddot{\vec{\rho}}$ given by the following expressions in cylindrical components.
Position, velocity, and acceleration in cylindrical components
\[\begin{aligned} \vec{\rho} &= r \,\hat{e}_r + z \, \hat{e}_z \\ \vec{v} &= \dot{r} \,\hat{e}_r + r \dot\theta \, \hat{e}_{\theta} + \dot{z} \,\hat{e}_z \\ \vec{a} &= (\ddot{r} - r \dot{\theta}^2) \, \hat{e}_r + (r \ddot\theta + 2 \dot{r} \dot{\theta}) \, \hat{e}_\theta + \ddot{z} \, \hat{e}_z \end{aligned}\]
From the coordinate expressions we see that the position vector is $\vec{\rho} = r \,\hat{e}_r + z \, \hat{e}_z$. Differentiating this then gives:
\[\begin{aligned} \vec{v} &= \dot{\vec{\rho}} = \frac{d}{dt}\Big( r \,\hat{e}_r + z \, \hat{e}_z \Big) = \dot{r} \, \hat{e}_r + r \, \dot{\hat{e}}_r + \dot{z} \, \hat{e}_z + z \, \dot{\hat{e}}_z \end{aligned}\]
and we substitute in the expression for $\dot{\hat{e}}_r$ and $\dot{\hat{e}}_z$ from above. Taking another derivative gives:
\[\begin{aligned} \vec{a} = \dot{\vec{v}} &= \frac{d}{dt}\Big( \dot{r} \,\hat{e}_r + r \dot\theta \, \hat{e}_{\theta} + \dot{z} \,\hat{e}_z \Big) \\ &= \ddot{r} \, \hat{e}_r + \dot{r} \, \dot{\hat{e}}_r + (\dot{r} \dot{\theta} + r \ddot\theta) \, \hat{e}_\theta + r \dot\theta \, \dot{\hat{e}}_\theta + \ddot{z} \, \hat{e}_z + \dot{z} \, \dot{\hat{e}}_z \end{aligned}\]
and again we can substitute the basis vector derivatives.
We normally write $\vec{r}$ for the position vector of a point, but if we are using cylindrical coordinates $r,\theta,z$ then this is dangerous. This is because $r$ might mean the magnitude of $\vec{r}$ or the radial coordinate, which are different. To avoid this confusion we use $\vec{\rho}$ for the position vector and $r$ for the radial coordinate.


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The MAPI32.dll has probably been overwritten by another application. In the event that an application overwrites Mapi32.dll, you can restore it using Fixmapi.exe. Fixmapi.exe can be found in the same location as the stub library itself, usually C:\Winnt\System32 for Microsoft Windows NT version 4.0 systems. This utility copies the current Mapi32.dll (the new DLL that overwrote the stub library) to Mapi32x.DLL, and then copies the stub image, contained in the Mapistub.dll file, to Mapi32.dll. There are no arguments for Fixmapi.exe.
For more information, go to Installing and Restoring MAPI32.dll Stub on the MSDN site.
Alternatively, you can uninstall the E-mail client that you aren't using. This may restore the Simple MAPI settings and allow communication with the Dispatcher.


The Baxter building is New York's premier conference centre and superhero headquarters. Please feel free to stop by the penthouse to say hi to the Fantastic Four*.
Baxter Building
Corner 42nd Street and Madison Avenue
New York, NY.
*please note, those visiting the Fantastic Four do so at their own risk


MEAN App
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SceneJS
- canvas texture - interactive
Here, a canvas texture is used to allow interactivity with texture contents.
Click and drag a ball to move it around.


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Just The Thing
Just saves a lot of working hours by throwing out of workflow server side development and system administration issues.
We created the product that allows us to concentrate right on the idea and implement it within one hour.
Just. Simple.
Quirkstart
Install a Docker container on your server. By default there will be created a site with the name default
.
$ docker run -d -it --restart=always --name=just \
-v /var/lib/just/mongodb:/var/lib/mongodb \
-p 8080:80 extremeprog/just:latest
Include script to your application page:
<script src='http://domain.site.com/just.extremeprog.js?site=default'></script>


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Software Development Intern, Skyline Project
I completed my summer 2019 internship at UW's MacCoss lab in the Genome Sciences department. I developed software for the Skyline project, which is the #1 most used software in the world for building mass spectrometry methods and analyzing the resulting data. I developed a backend API to refine molecular data based on statistical methods, and implemented controls in the application's UI and command line to include the new refinement methods. Check out the Skyline webpage at skyline.ms.
Research Assistant, Digital Financial Services Research Group
I worked on backend development for a mobile financial transactions server in Python Django. Some of my tasks included creating RESTful API methods, implementing unit tests to verify API methods and internal server methods, and migrating USSD screens written in Python to Yaml to increase modularity.
Systems Specialist, UW Learning Technologies
I worked in a team of 5 managing 600 workstations and related infrastructure. I regularly created Bash and Powershell scripts to automate deployments and used project management tools such as Jira and Git.
iOS Food Finder App
I developed an iOS application that lets you take a picture of a food and shows where to find it near you. I integrated the Firebase ML Kit into my application to call the Google Vision API, and I used the Yelp Fusion API to find restaurants based on the user's location.
Photo Caption Generator
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Tic Tac Toe
I designed a tic tac toe game and bot using the minimax algorithm in Java, with a simple graphical user interface that I designed using Google Web Toolkit. Play it here.
Personal Portfolio Website
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Slim Framework v2
Slim is a PHP micro framework that helps you quickly write simple yet powerful web applications and APIs. Learn more at these links:
This repository contains documentation for the legacy 2.x branch.
Install
Via Composer
$ composer require slim/slim:~2.0
Requires PHP 5.3.0 or newer.
Usage
$app = new \Slim\Slim();
$app->get('/hello/:name', function ($name) {
echo "Hello, " . $name;
});
$app->run();
Testing
phpunit
Contributing
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
Security
If you discover any security related issues, please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>instead of using the issue tracker.
Credits
License
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Hi I am Anjan Pudasaini. I can design and develop your websites as your requirement. I am still learning a lot of things. And also I have not updated my projects here..Please refer to my github from below link for my lastest works...
I believe any domain in information technology is like fish. The longer it stays on the shelf, the less desirable it becomes. So I am a learner forever. At first if you don't succeed; just call it version 1.0. I love to code in javascript and make things. I have also done some projects in various languages and platforms like Php ,React js, Redux js, Javascript, Bootstrap,HTML 5 & CSS3, etc. You can see my simple little projects on my portfolio website though I haven't updated it since long time but it will be updated soon. 😃
Viva file hereMade using React. This takes url as input and recognises faces in picture. API USED: Clarifai
I designed the frontend of twitter.com using pure CSS and Vanilla Javascript. This project is one of my favourite one because I enjoyed a lot making it.
Technologies used: react, react-redux, redux, redux-logger, redux-thunk, reducers, tachyons,react components, advanced javascript, SEGA. After completion of my advanced javascript (es5, es6, es7, es8, es9, es10) and building fundamentals of the language I did this project in React Js. Initially, I did this in react js only.
Initially this project relied react js only for state management. But as I kept adding things state managentmet becomes quiet messy and confusing. So I added redux js library to project as found redux js library as a solution of my problem as it could be used with bigger applications for state management.
This app follows MVC architeecture code...Over 100,0000 recipes can be searched I created this to play with recipe app...Features: likes, search any recipe, list ingredients ,autohor,links, many more
Technology used in project are Bootstrap, HTML 5 and CSS3, Jquery,googlefonts api, JS in frontend and CORE PHP, MySql DB, SQL Workbench, Brackets, VS code,XAMPP, etc are used in backend. I would also like to thank my sir Mr Suresh Giri for providing us the strong foundation in web development and backend.
I created this just to practice dom manipulation and the concept of event listners in javascript.
This app shows the power of dom. How dom can help to talk with websites in real time. I made this to practice how IIFE modules work...
This is small project and I just created this while practicing the css variables and dom manipulation.
I created this just to practice dom manipulation and the concept of event listners in javascript.

After I learned the concepts of Bootstrap flexbox, grids and classes. I tried to create this website utilizing all the things I learned. I used jquery, javascript, googlefonts, bootstrap, html5 and css3 in this beautiful site.
In order to play with some css properties and bootstrap elements and explore them, I resulted into creating this beautiful website. Technology Used: jquery, googlefonts api, fontawesome api, bootstrap, html5 and css3
These are my first bootstrap websited that I created to know how bootstrap works and to play with some bootstrap elements and classes. Technology Used: googlefonts api, fontawesome api, bootstrap, html5 and css3
I have attended the AWS Foundational Session from AWS experts Mr. Suneet Khadgi and Bijay Pathak from genese cloud academy. During session I got chance to increase my skills and knowledge about deploying our website in cloud, using cloud services, autoscaling, routing, and many more.
Simple Webpage. With my newly found power of Bootstrap, I tried to create a simple responsive website that takes a subscription from customers of a particular travel agency.
I created this responsive default layout after practicing a lot about css grid system, controlling the arrangement of items within website. Also I have basic foundation on html/html5.
I am familiar with various MYSQL queries and how they work in backend. Also I have worked in MYSQL database in various of my projects and web hosting services.
I previously worked around with lot of stuff trying to put my website online using various hosting services out there. I also learned to use various features of cpanel as well as dns management, nameservers, installing ssl in my websites using lets encrypt. Also this website itself is example. I hosted this in netlify.
I have also learned about working of NPM and NPM Scripts and downloading packages from npm and using them on my computer. Even this Website itself uses npm for various dependencies. Also I am active in github community.
I have a basic foundation of Node Js and now I can use various node packages as per my need to create beautiful website. I have also used node for creating Server.
My Project smart brain uses express js in backend server. I used express to create a server.
Though I use windows, I make the use of git bash for implementing various commands.
I used restful api in my smart brain project to perform request and receive responses via http protocols.
I can make simple websites with it. Playing with various plugins and themes.
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HTML support 2019-06-03
This post is written in HTML! This may not be very obvious yet, because the default style puts everything in monospace, and a wall of monospaced text looks pretty similar regardless of whether it comes from a HTML or TXT source file.
One obvious difference is that HTML files ignore carriage-return (and blank lines in general) so if you actually want to start a new paragraph, you will need to use either the p or br tag.
Here are some cool HTML things for you to look at.

And here is some monospaced text in a "pre" block. It doesn't look terribly different than the text above, because everything is monospace anyway, and long lines are configured to wrap even in a "pre". One difference is that carriage returns ARE respected in a "pre", so things like ASCII art will work. For best results, you will want to keep the art to less than 60 columns wide (or whatever width is specified in the default CSS file). __ ______ _ ____ _ \ \ / / ___| / \ | __ )| | ___ __ _ \ \ / / | _ / _ \ | _ \| |/ _ \ / _` | \ V /| |_| |/ ___ \| |_) | | (_) | (_| | \_/ \____/_/ \_\____/|_|\___/ \__, | |___/
That's all, folks!


Creating a new programming language is a major commitment. Many languages do not have a clear vision or competitive advantage, and even those that do may not become well-used due to factors beyond just the language such as tooling, libraries, and having an active community.
This page describes why Rhovas is being created in spite of these challenges, the core problem Rhovas tries to solve, and an overview of key features supporting this goal.
There are three main reasons why Rhovas is being created:
- Rhovas offers solutions to common software development problems in industry, such as API design and maintainability, that improve the developer experience and quality of the produced software. As such, Rhovas is intended for developing production applications and is not just a personal project, which for example is why we have defined goals for language design.
- These solutions offer new, novel ideas to the field of language design that can/should be adopted by other languages. This research has already had an impact on other languages such as Cone and Vale.
- Developing a programming language is an excellent learning opportunity for understanding different language principles/features and how they work. Having the ability to use a variety of languages and adapt to the best practices of each is incredibly useful for modern software development.
TLDR; Rhovas is addressing a problem few other languages are and is also developing novel solutions for language design. Though the ultimate goal is for the language to become widely used have a lasting impact, the learning experience alone makes it worthwhile.
Within Rhovas, the Theory of Software APIs states the following:
- The majority of issues in software development are caused by incorrect assumptions about the API of any given software (including your own).
Many classes of issues fall into this category. We assume that integers do not overflow or indices are in bounds. We assume objects are mutable (or not) and that there's no mutations by another thread. When we don't assume, the behavior is missing in the documentation anyways and we must resort to trial and error to determine how to use it (and hope that behavior doesn't change). The problems that we do stumble across are from either undocumented behavior or 'design quirks' that must be memorized through experience.
Consequently, the most impactful solution is to prevent (or at least minimize) incorrect assumptions in the first place through API design, enforcement, and documentation:
- API Design: The better designed a software's API is, the more likely that initial assumptions about the API are correct. Architecture is often the most impactful for this, but also consistency with established conventions (whether libraries or languages) goes a long way.
- Enforcement: Being able to enforce the contract of an API at either compile-time (often preferred) or runtime helps prevent unexpected issues and makes the developer aware of the problem as quickly as possible.
- Documentation: Written documentation is a necessity for defining a contract and describing the intended behavior of the implementation, especially as many behaviors can't be expressed within the type system alone.
Of these, documentation is by far the most important. All useful work has a degree of inherit complexity that must be reflected by the software, and regardless of any design/enforcement needs to be documented. Any undocumented behavior is, in effect, indistinguishable from a potential bug that requires time to address and may also change in future versions.
Additionally, maintainability plays a major role in preserving the accuracy of these systems. Software tends to evolve over time and there is no guarantee that these incremental updates maintain an optimal solution. Therefore, maintainability is critical for making these types of changes and likewise updating the documentation - not to mention breaking changes with dependencies (or dependents). Modularity tends to be the most important factor for managing changes of this scale.
Here are a few key features that Rhovas offers compared to other languages that improve API design and maintainability:
- Contracts: Allows defining and enforcing preconditions, postconditions, and invariants. These act as codified documentation that can be used during compile-time or runtime for enforcement.
- Mutability: Defines permissions that restrict the mutability of objects, such as being mutable, immutable, or readable. In addition to preventing unintended mutations, this also naturally guides developers to the intended solution in the API.
- Error Handling: Rhovas supports both checked exceptions and result types unified into a single approach. This allows conceptually specifying expected versus unexpected errors, as well as being able to easily identify functions that can throw an exception.
- API Compatibility: Changes to the static API are automatically identified to avoid unintended breakages and maintain accurate versioning. Furthermore, dependencies can also provide transformers to automatically migrate code across otherwise breaking changes.
- Embedded DSLs: Syntax Macros allow creating DSLs with the proper syntax that are safe with injection and support static analysis. Many software projects use DSLs like regex, HTML, and SQL; and there are cases where creating a custom DSL is the best way to design an API for a given task like mathematics, business-logic definitions, and certain frameworks.


The first human settlements in Barcelona date back to Neolithic times. The city itself was founded by the Romans who set up a colony called Barcino at the end of the 1st century BC. The colony had some thousand inhabitants and was bounded by a defensive wall, the remains of which can still be seen in the old town.
For over 200 years, Barcelona was under Muslim rule, and, following the Christian reconquest, it became a county of the Carolingian Empire and one of the main residences of the court of the Crown of Aragon. The fruitful medieval period established Barcelona's position as the economic and political centre of the Western Mediterranean. The city's Gothic Quarter bears witness to the splendour enjoyed by the city from the 13th to the 15th centuries.
From the 15th to 18th centuries Barcelona entered a period of decline, while it struggled to maintain its economic and political independence. This struggle ended in 1714, when the city fell to the Bourbon troops and Catalonia's and Catalans' rights and privileges were suppressed. A period of cultural recovery began in the mid-19th century with the arrival of the development of the textile industry. During this period, which was known as the Renaixença, Catalan regained prominence as a literary language.
The 20th century ushered in widespread urban renewal throughout Barcelona city, culminating in its landmark Eixample district, which showcases some of Barcelona's most distinctive Catalan art-nouveau, or modernista, buildings. The Catalan Antoni Gaudí, one of the most eminent architects, designed buildings such as the Casa Milà (known as La Pedrera, the Catalan for stone quarry), the Casa Batlló and the Sagrada Família church, which have become world-famous landmarks.
The freedoms achieved during this period were severely restricted during the Civil War in 1936 and the subsequent dictatorship. With the reinstatement of democracy in 1978, Barcelonasociety regained its economic strength and the Catalan language was restored. The city's hosting of the 1992 Olympic Games gave fresh impetus to Barcelona's potential and reaffirmed its status as a major metropolis. In 2004, the Forum of Cultures reclaimed industrial zones to convert them into residential districts. An example of the renewed vigour with which Barcelona is looking towards the 21st centur


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StringEscapeUtils.escapeXml(input) outputs wrong results when an input contains characters in Supplementary Planes. Fixes LANG-720. |
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build.xml Java 1.5+ updates. Fixes LANG-718. |
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swapCase and *capitalize speedups. Fixes LANG-716. |
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CharSetUtils.squeeze() speedup. Fixes LANG-715. |
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StringUtils doc/comment spelling fixes. Fixes LANG-714. |
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Increase test coverage of FieldUtils read methods and tweak Javadoc. Fixes LANG-713. |
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Add includeantruntime=false to javac targets to quell warnings in ant 1.8.1 and better (and modest performance gain). Fixes LANG-711. |
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StringIndexOutOfBoundsException when calling unescapeHtml4(""). Fixes LANG-710. |
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StringEscapeUtils.escapeEcmaScript from lang3 cuts off long Unicode string. Fixes LANG-708. |
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StringUtils.join throws NPE when toString returns null for one of objects in collection. Fixes LANG-703. |
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Add FormattableUtils class. Fixes LANG-697. |
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Add ClassUtils.getSimpleName() methods. |
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Add hashCodeMulti varargs method. Fixes LANG-692. |
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Removed DateUtils.UTC_TIME_ZONE. Fixes LANG-691. |
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Convert more of the StringUtils API to take CharSequence. |
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EqualsBuilder synchronizes on HashCodeBuilder. Fixes LANG-685. |
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StringUtils.isAlpha, isAlphanumeric and isNumeric now return false for "". Fixes LANG-428. |
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Add support for ConcurrentMap.putIfAbsent(). Fixes LANG-678. |
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Documented potential NPE if auto-boxing occurs for some BooleanUtils methods. Fixes LANG-676. |
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DateUtils.isSameLocalTime compares using 12 hour clock and not 24 hour. Fixes LANG-677. |
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Extend exception handling in ConcurrentUtils to runtime exceptions. Fixes LANG-610. |
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SystemUtils.getJavaVersionAsFloat throws StringIndexOutOfBoundsException on Android runtime/Dalvik VM. Fixes LANG-624. |
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WordUtils.abbreviate() removed. Fixes LANG-673. |
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Doc bug in DateUtils#ceiling. Fixes LANG-672. |
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StringEscapeUtils.unescapeJava doesn't handle octal escapes and Unicode with extra u. Fixes LANG-646. |
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org.apache.commons.lang3.math.Fraction does not reduce (Integer.MIN_VALUE, 2^k). Fixes LANG-662. |
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org.apache.commons.lang3.math.Fraction does not always succeed in multiplyBy and divideBy. Fixes LANG-663. |
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Change ObjectUtils min() & max() functions to use varargs rather than just two parameters. Fixes LANG-668. |
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Add a Null-safe compare() method to ObjectUtils. Fixes LANG-667. |
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NumberUtils.isNumber(String) is not right when the String is "1.1L". Fixes LANG-664. |
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EntityArrays typo: {"\u2122", "−"}, // minus sign, U+2212 ISOtech. Fixes LANG-659. |
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Some Entitys like Ö are not matched properly against its ISO8859-1 representation. Fixes LANG-658. |
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Example StringUtils.indexOfAnyBut("zzabyycdxx", '') = 0 incorrect. Fixes LANG-656. |
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Add StringUtils.defaultIfBlank(). Fixes LANG-655. |
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Provide a very basic ConcurrentInitializer implementation.  Fixes LANG-609. |
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Enhance StrSubstitutor to support nested ${var-${subvr}} expansion. Fixes LANG-482. |
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Provide documentation about the new concurrent package. Fixes LANG-644. |
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Charset may not be threadsafe, because the HashSet is not synch. Fixes LANG-629. |
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StringEscapeUtils.escapeXML() can't process UTF-16 supplementary characters. Fixes LANG-617. |
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StringUtils.endsWithAny method. Fixes LANG-614. |
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Add AnnotationUtils. Fixes LANG-651. |
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BooleanUtils.toBooleanObject to support single character input. Fixes LANG-649. |
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FastDateFormat.format() outputs incorrect week of year because locale isn't respected. Fixes LANG-645. |
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StrSubstitutor should also handle the default properties of a java.util.Properties class. Fixes LANG-596. |
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Javadoc StringUtils.left() claims to throw on negative len, but doesn't. Fixes LANG-643. |
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Add normalizeSpace to StringUtils. Fixes LANG-640. |
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NumberUtils createNumber throws a StringIndexOutOfBoundsException when argument containing "e" and "E" is passed in. Fixes LANG-638. |
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Convert StringUtils API to take CharSequence. |
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Push down WordUtils to "text" sub-package. |
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Extend exception handling in ConcurrentUtils to runtime exceptions. Fixes LANG-610. |
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Some StringUtils methods should take an int character instead of char to use String API features. Fixes LANG-608. |
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EqualsBuilder causes StackOverflowException. Fixes LANG-606. |
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DefaultExceptionContext overwrites values in recursive situations. Fixes LANG-605. |
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ContextedRuntimeException no longer an 'unchecked' exception. Fixes LANG-602. |
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Add Builder Interface / Update Builders to Implement It. Fixes LANG-601. |
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Javadoc is incorrect for public static int lastIndexOf(String str, String searchStr). Fixes LANG-600. |
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ClassUtils.getClass(): Allow Dots as Inner Class Separators. Fixes LANG-599. |
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DateUtils equal & compare functions up to most significant field. Fixes LANG-594. |
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Remove JDK 1.2/1.3 bug handling in StringUtils.indexOf(String, String, int). Fixes LANG-590. |
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Create a basic Pair<L, R> class. Fixes LANG-588. |
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exception.DefaultExceptionContext.getFormattedExceptionMessage catches Throwable. Fixes LANG-585. |
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Provide an implementation of the ThreadFactory interface. Fixes LANG-582. |
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Add new Validate methods. Fixes LANG-579. |
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ArrayUtils.add(T[] array, T element) can create unexpected ClassCastException. Fixes LANG-571. |
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Do the test cases really still require main() and suite() methods?. Fixes LANG-570. |
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@SuppressWarnings("unchecked") is used too generally. Fixes LANG-568. |
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Improve StrLookup API documentation. Fixes LANG-564. |
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Change Java package name. Fixes LANG-563. |
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Change Maven groupId. Fixes LANG-562. |
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New TimedSemaphore class. Fixes LANG-560. |
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Added validState validation method. Fixes LANG-559. |
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Added isAssignableFrom and isInstanceOf validation methods. Fixes LANG-559. |
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Add TypeUtils class to provide utility code for working with generic types. Fixes LANG-553. |
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Replace Range classes with generic version. Fixes LANG-551. |
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Use Iterable on API instead of Collection. Fixes LANG-548. |
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Add methods to Validate to check whether the index is valid for the array/list/string. Fixes LANG-546. |
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Add ability to create a Future for a constant. Fixes LANG-545. |
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Replace StringBuffer with StringBuilder. Fixes LANG-541. |
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Make NumericEntityEscaper immutable. Fixes LANG-540. |
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Compile commons.lang for CDC 1.1/Foundation 1.1. Fixes LANG-539. |
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Add ArrayUtils.toArray to create generic arrays. Fixes LANG-537. |
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Validate: support for validating blank strings. Fixes LANG-533. |
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Add a concurrent package. Fixes LANG-529. |
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Mutable classes should implement an appropriately typed Mutable interface. Fixes LANG-528. |
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Better EnumUtils. Fixes LANG-513. |
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StringEscapeUtils.unescapeJava should support \u+ notation. Fixes LANG-507. |
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Rewrite StringEscapeUtils. Fixes LANG-505. |
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bring ArrayUtils.isEmpty to the generics world. Fixes LANG-504. |
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Add support for background initialization. Fixes LANG-501. |
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Add support for the handling of ExecutionExceptions. Fixes LANG-499. |
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Add StringEscapeUtils.escapeText() methods. Fixes LANG-498. |
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Addition of ContextedException and ContextedRuntimeException. Fixes LANG-497. |
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A generic implementation of the Lazy initialization pattern. Fixes LANG-496. |
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Remove code that does not hold enough value to remain. Fixes LANG-493. |
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Remove code handled now by the JDK. Fixes LANG-492. |
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StrSubstitutor now supports substitution in variable names. Fixes LANG-482. |
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Possible race-conditions in hashCode of the range classes. Fixes LANG-481. |
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StringEscapeUtils.escapeHtml incorrectly converts Unicode characters above U+00FFFF into 2 characters. Fixes LANG-480. |
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Document where in SVN trunk is. Fixes LANG-479. |
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StopWatch does not resist to system time changes. Fixes LANG-478. |
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Fixes for thread safety. Fixes LANG-474. |
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Refactor Validate.java to eliminate code redundancy. Fixes LANG-458. |
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Lower Ascii Characters don't get encoded by Entities.java. Fixes LANG-448. |
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StringUtils.emptyToNull. Fixes LANG-444. |
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StringEscapeUtils.escapeHTML() does not escape chars (0x00-0x20). Fixes LANG-439. |
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Remove @deprecateds. Fixes LANG-438. |
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Add ClassUtils.isAssignable() variants with autoboxing. Fixes LANG-435. |
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Improve Javadoc for StringUtils class. Fixes LANG-424. |
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Javadoc incorrect for StringUtils.endsWithIgnoreCase. Fixes LANG-418. |
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Investigate for vararg usages. Fixes LANG-396. |
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JDK 1.5 build/runtime failure on LANG-393 (EqualsBuilder). Fixes LANG-468. |
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LeftOf/RightOfNumber in Range convenience methods necessary. Fixes LANG-386. |
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ExceptionUtils not thread-safe. Fixes LANG-369. |
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ObjectUtils.coalesce. Fixes LANG-358. |
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StrBuilder should implement CharSequence and Appendable. Fixes LANG-355. |
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StringEscapeUtils.escapeHtml() escapes multibyte characters like Chinese, Japanese, etc. Fixes LANG-339. |
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Finally start using generics. Fixes LANG-336. |
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StrBuilder does not implement clone(). Fixes LANG-302. |
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EnumUtils for JDK 5.0. Fixes LANG-290. |
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Wish : method unaccent. Fixes LANG-285. |
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MutableBigDecimal and MutableBigInteger. Fixes LANG-276. |
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StringEscaper.escapeXml() escapes characters > 0x7f. Fixes LANG-66. |
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Depend on JDK 1.5+. Fixes LANG-11. |
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This is a minimal app where you need to log in to see the database. There's also a loading screen while logging in and until the initial data is loaded.
There are three top-level screens corresponding to the three possible states of the app:
{{loggingIn}}
is true{{currentUser}}
If you reload the page while logged in, you'll start in the "logging in" state and see the "Loading..." message until the data loads. Because logging in doesn't complete until all subscriptions have been rerun and finished loading, and the app only serves data when you're logged in, the "logging in" state encompasses loading the initial data for all subscriptions and is the only loading screen we need.
To configure this app for Google auth, the easiest way is to add the accounts-ui
package, add {{> loginButtons}}
to the end of the body, and use the configuration wizard.


Dr Speech is an Alexa skill that is designed to help people who speak English as a second language to improve the accuracy of their pronunciation.
Alexa will prompt the user to repeat a word and she will vaildate if it is spoken correctly. If not, Alexa will break down the word into each syllable so the user can learn how to pronounce the word more accurately.
Follow me on Twitter @MandyChanNYC.


virt-manager
CLI launcher for virt-manager, a desktop user interface for managing KVM and Xen virtual machines and LXC containers.
More information: home page
- Launch virt-manager:
virt-manager
- Connect to a hypervisor:
virt-manager --connect hypervisor_uri
- Don't fork virt-manager process into background on startup:
virt-manager --no-fork
- Print debug output:
virt-manager --debug
- Open the "New VM" wizard:
virt-manager --show-domain-creator
- Show domain details window:
virt-manager --show-domain-editor name|id|uuid
- Show domain performance window:
virt-manager --show-domain-performance name|id|uuid
- Show connection details window:
virt-manager --show-host-summary


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I grew up in inland California in the town of Ridgecrest. I graduated from high school there with high honors, and from there decided to continue my journey at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo studying architecture. After studying architecture for 3 years, I decided the major was not right for me, and took a leave of absense and returned home. While at home I worked on at the China Lake Naval Base, mostly doing basic machining and metal working (such as welding). After two years of such work, I returned back to school and finished a degree in economcs, where I succeeded and excelled far above what I expected after architecture.
From here, I am going to work as an intermediate youth leader for a church back home for a few months until I start my position as a Contract Specialist on the China Lake Naval Base.
My interests and hobbies include playing chess and other strategy games, singing and playing saxophone for my local church, and hiking the nearby Sierra Nevadas.
Click below to see an example of what I learned in my ECON 395 class at Cal Poly.
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NFS
Network File System
Allows a system to share file system resources over a network
Using client-server architecture
The client imports the file system resources that were exported by the server
Bases its access control to files on the server's file system, on the UID and GID provided by the client (RPC requests)
Root Squashing
Mapping files owned by root (uid 0) to a different id (anonymous or nobody uid)
Root Squash defined by default
Exporting with the no_root_squash option is dangerous!


Outrage as outgoing Sri Lankan president pardons death-row killer of Swedish teen
Sri Lanka's president has pardoned a death-row prisoner who murdered a Swedish teenager, just a week before he leaves office, officials said on Sunday, in a move that sparked national outrage.
Convicted killer Jude Jayamaha, from a wealthy, high-profile family, walked out of Welikada prison on Saturday following the highly unusual amnesty granted by President Maithripala Sirisena.
Sirisena, who is stepping down after Saturday's presidential election at which he is not a candidate, announced last month he was considering a request to grant Jayamaha a pardon.
Victim Yvonne Jonsson, who was holidaying in Sri Lanka, was beaten to death at a high-rise apartment in Colombo in 2005 after she and Jayamaha had an argument.
The court had been told her skull was fractured into 64 pieces.
Jayamaha was initially sentenced to 12 years in prison. He appealed to a higher court, which rejected his plea and instead sentenced him to death, which was reaffirmed by the Supreme Court in 2014.
'No remorse for what he has done'
Jonsson's sister Caroline wrote in a Facebook post about her concerns over Jayamaha's pardon, before the amnesty announcement.
"He showed and continues to show absolutely no remorse for what he has done," she wrote.
"We've worked hard to rebuild our lives and here we are, going into 15 years, still fighting for justice. Unfortunately, we now have to prepare ourselves for the worst possible outcome, the pardon of my sister's murderer."
Many Sri Lankans took to social media to condemn Sirisena.
"Monstrous act by a failed president," said a Twitter user identified as Thass.
"This news makes me sick," added Shamila Cooray.
Others speculated Sirisena may have pardoned Jayamaha to test the water ahead of possibly pardoning another high-profile death-row inmate whose family owns radio and television stations that support him.
Sirisena failed to secure support from his own party to contest the November 16 election and must leave soon after results are declared, a day or two after the polls.


Israel kills Islamic Jihad commander; group vows revenge
Gaza's Health Ministry said a man and a woman were killed in an airstrike at a house and two other people were wounded
by AgenciesGaza City: Israel killed a senior Islamic Jihad commander in Gaza on Tuesday in a resumption of pinpointed targeting that threatens a fierce round of cross-border violence with Palestinian militants. Minutes after the Iranian-backed group confirmed the death of the commander, Bahaa Abu el-Atta, at dawn, barrages of rockets could be heard fired toward southern Israel from Gaza.
The Islamic Jihad said Abu el-Atta, 42, was undergoing "a heroic act" when he was assassinated. It did not elaborate, but vowed revenge. Gaza's Health Ministry said a man and a woman were killed in an airstrike at a house and two other people were wounded. The airstrike damaged the half of the second and most of the third floors of a house in the Shejaeya neighbourhood east of the city. In a statement, the Israeli military said Abu el-Atta was responsible for recent rocket attacks against southern Israel communities, instructed by Tehran.
Taliban prisoners to be released
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said that three high-ranking Taliban prisoners would be released, in an exchange for two Western hostages who were kidnapped by the insurgents in 2016. The three prisoners include Anas Haqqani, who was seized in 2014.
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SPY KIDS A film review by Max Messier Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
There are few respectable filmmakers in the world that would take on the difficult challenge of creating a children's movie. I don't mean those hack directors who just sit behind the camera and yell "action" and "print," but those few who take on the challenge of writing, directing, producing, and even editing a successful film for the underage masses. Creating a fantasy world with non-abrasive violence, imaginative sets and props, and engaging characters to follow is a tough process. With Spy Kids, Robert Rodriguez proves that his handling of adult fare extends to kids' stuff, too.
My favorite films are from my childhood -- Flash Gordon, Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, Mary Poppins, the Muppets movies, Pee-Wee's Big Adventure, and The Never-Ending Story -- and they all presented an impossible world made real only by the power of imagination. Spy Kids ranks up there with the best children's films by creating implausible scenarios made from martial arts stunts, gee-whiz spy gadgets, robots built entirely of huge thumbs, a holodeck-like room filled with rolling clouds and stretches of golden sands, and providing total escapism for both kids and adults.
The story is simple and straightforward, and it zips along like a sunburned child on a Slip & Slide. Two kids, Juni (Daryl Sabara) and Carmen (Alexa Vega), find out their parents (Antonio Banderas and Carla Gugino) are real-life spies after they are captured by the diabolic Floop (Alan Cumming), a man with a strange Sid and Marty Krofft-style puppet show filled with enough goodwill to make Stuart Smalley envious. Floop's diabolic scheme is to build an army of robotic "spy kids" powered by an artificial intelligence brain invented by Gregorio (Banderas) in his past as a spy.
After their parents' abduction, the kids are thrown into a whirlwind adventure of flying through the air with jet packs, setting Teri Hatcher's hair on fire, fighting robots with electro-shock gumballs, accessing databases with computerized sunglasses, and learning to believe that your dreams can come true.
Imagination is the greatest asset of Spy Kids. Rodriguez, who previously worked as a comic strip artist UT-Austin's The Daily Texan (as did our Editor in Chief, Christopher Null), deploys that creativity throughout the production of Spy Kids, showing off sharp directing, amazing set designs, inventive spy gadgetry, great acting from his cast, and a fast-paced script that is action-packed and hilarious from the first frame to the last. The most memorable piece of the film is the amazing mix of digital animation and costume designs that bring to the life the beauty of Floop's TV show -- a magic world that's a crazy cross between Teletubbies, Reading Rainbow, and Romper Room.
The standout performance of the film belongs to Alan Cumming -- the multitalented stage and screen actor seen in such films as Company Man, Titus, Get Carter, and GoldenEye. His portrayal of Floop as the misunderstand artist/genius/villain is a wonderful combination of Judy Garland, Pee-Wee Herman, and Willy Wonka. The image of Floop sitting on a cloud in his virtual world, pondering the errors of his ways, is both beautiful and subtly tragic.
Spy Kids is one of the best kids' films to grace the silver screen in the last decade. Altogether, it's a sharp and witty, action-packed film that will entertain the kid and adult in all of us.

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[gecode-users] Extending Actor for actions
Christian Schulte
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Wed Aug 6 18:36:22 CEST 2008
Hi David,
Just to make sure that I understand you correctly: you want to have a
datastructure in a space that is automatically cloned whenever Space::clone
is executed. The catch is that the datastructure can contain stuff (such as
variables) that also must be cloned. Is that brief description accurate or
oversimplified (or completely off)?
If accurate one idea is to just create a subclass of space. This subclass
implements a copy constructor called during cloning that will then do two
things:
- call the copy constructor for cloning of space
- and after that, copy your own datastructure
A guideline for you to do datastructures that can be cloned, check ViewArray
or VarArray in gecode/kernel/array.icc. You would implement an update
function that does the cloning. This update function then you would call in
the above copy constructor for cloning.
Then, for whatever you do, you do not inherit from Space but from this
subclass. That will work automatically.
Hope that makes some sense...
All the best
Christian
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I am working on a search framework using Gecode and have a question
concerning the following.
My search generates a node containing actions to be executed where an action
can be an arbitrary operation including generating a disjunction or
conjunction of (sub-)actions. The execution of an action consisting out of a
disjunction of actions will generate new nodes. Each node (approximately,
skipping some optimization) will contain a copy of the Space instance and
should contain a copy of the (stack of) actions to be executed. An action
can have attributes such as variables and for this reason the clone of the
action(stack)s should be included in the clone of the Space instance to make
use of the forwarding of the pointers of the variable implementations.
My question is if it is possible to introduce new classes which will be
cloned (like the Branching extensions) when the Space::clone is invoked
without having to change anything in the Space. I think extending the Actor
class might do it but I thought I ask instead of trying to reverse engineer.
hope this makes some sense,
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Tero Hasu. ContextLogger2—A tool for smartphone data gathering. Helsinki Institute for Information Technology HIIT, Aalto University. August 2010. abstract pdf
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Call to invoke POCSO Act against BJP leaders
Forum protests against slapping of POCSO case on TV channel
by Staff ReporterKerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) OBC wing chairman Sumesh Achuthan has filed a complaint to the District Police Chief demanding that POCSO (Protection of Children from Sexual Offences) Act be invoked against Union Minister of State for External Affairs V. Muraleedharan and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) general secretary K. Surendran for publishing the photographs of the parents of the girls who were found dead at Attappallam, near Walayar.
Mr. Achuthan said that Mr. Muraleedharan and Mr. Surendran had posted on social media the pictures of the victims’ parents on different dates in October.
In a statement here on Monday, Mr. Achuthan flayed the
government for slapping POCSO charges against Media One channel and Youth Congress president Boban Mattumantha, “who had exposed the government’s double standard in the Walayar case.”
Cultural collective
Palakkad Bar Association vice president Girish Nochully said here that society should stand united to parry the attempts by the government to suppress the voices for justice.
He was speaking after inaugurating a cultural collective formed against the government slapping POCSO charges against the media and social workers.
They protested by drawing, writing and shouting slogans against the government.
O.V. Vijayan Memorial former secretary Azeez presided. Mr. Achuthan, social workers Umer Farook, Ashik Olavakkode, Shakir Ahamed, Pradeesh Chandran, Sunny Edoor, Bushra, Geetamma, Rafeek Karalmanna, K.G. Sandeep Kumar, Kaja Moideen, Kaladharan Uppumpadam and Anil B. spoke.


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- 2D Morse-Smale Complex and Flow
- Loads a pre-defined function onto a regular grid and then extracts
the Morse-Smale complex using the piecewise linear framework.
An animation of the flow is provided colored by Morse-Smale cells,
and the user can interact with grid by hovering over elements to
show more detailed information.
- Cell Complexes and Neighborhood Graphs
- Currently demonstrates the Čech Complex, the Viteoris-Rips
Complex, the k-nearest neighbor graph, and the β-skeleton on a small
two-dimensional sample set of points. The user can adjust the radius of
the encapsulating balls used to determine simplices of each complex.
- Arbitrary Lp Norms in 2D
- A simple visualization that lets a user interactively adjust the p value
and visualize what the unit ball looks like for that Lp space.
- Least Squares fitting on 1D problem
- A short test of ordinary, weighted, and moving least squares on a small 1D
test set. Users can modify the scale parameter used for the moving least
squares solution, and also they can construct their own small datasets
with custom weights through mouse interactions.


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While the role in the Mystery Night is definitely not her first, nor is it the last, Amina did an excellent job performing in the movie.
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I loved the idea and the story. Main characters played their roles really well; after all, all of them have received the Oscar!
Playing the mysterious antagonist of the story, Rashid shows the whole complexity of the movie.
I have watched the movie during the first premiere - and it was just WOW! I couldn't leave the theatre without knowing what happens next...The ending was just too powerful! Looking forward to see the part 2!
I left 4 stars out of 5 because the editing skills were not that great...But I guess in the times of the remote setup it makes sense. Nonetheless, would highly recommend if you are looking for something fun this Halloween! Don't expect too much though.
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As a bridge to connect vision and language, visual relations between objects such as “person-touch-dog” and “cat-above-sofa” provide a more comprehensive visual content understanding beyond objects. Video Visual Relation Detection (VidVRD) aims to detect instances of visual relations of interest in a video, where a visual relation instance is represented by a relation triplet <subject, predicate, object> with the trajectories of the subject and object (as shown in Figure 1). As compared to still images, videos provide a more natural set of features for detecting visual relations, such as the dynamic relations like “A-follow-B” and “A-towards-B”, and temporally changing relations like “A-chase-B” followed by “A-hold-B”. Yet, VidVRD is technically more challenging than ImgVRD due to the difficulties in accurate object tracking and diverse relation appearances in the video domain.
We release the first dataset, namely ImageNet-VidVRD, in order to facilitate innovative researches on the problem. The dataset contains 1,000 videos selected from ILVSRC2016-VID dataset based on whether the video contains clear visual relations. It is split into 800 training set and 200 test set, and covers common subject/objects of 35 categories and predicates of 132 categories. Ten people contributed to labeling the dataset, which includes object trajectory labeling and relation labeling. Since the ILVSRC2016-VID dataset has the object trajectory annotation for 30 categories already, we supplemented the annotations by labeling the remaining 5 categories. In order to save the labor of relation labeling, we labeled typical segments of the videos in the training set and the whole of the videos in the test set. Several statistics of the dataset are shown in below.
We provide the visual relation annotations for the 1,000 videos. Each video has a single annotation file in JSON format, which is named after the ID from the train/val set of ImageNet Object Detection from Video Challenge. The detailed JSON file format is as follows:
{ "video_id": "ILSVRC2015_train_00010001", # Video ID from the original ImageNet ILSVRC2016 video dataset "frame_count": 219, "fps": 30, "width": 1920, "height": 1080, "subject/objects": [ # List of subject/objects { "tid": 0, # Trajectory ID of a subject/object "category": "bicycle" }, ... ], "trajectories": [ # List of frames [ # List of bounding boxes in each frame { "tid": 0, "bbox": { "xmin": 672, # left "ymin": 560, # top "xmax": 781, # right "ymax": 693 # bottom }, "generated": 0, # 0 - the bounding box is manually labeled # 1 - the bounding box is automatically generated }, ... ], ... ] "relation_instances": [ # List of annotated visual relation instances { "subject_tid": 0, # Corresponding trajectory ID of the subject "object_tid": 1, # Corresponding trajectory ID of the object "predicate": "move_right", "begin_fid": 0, # Frame index where this relation begins (inclusive) "end_fid": 210 # Frame index where this relation ends (exclusive) }, ... ] }
Useful downloading links can be found as follows. Note that you need to manually merge the two parts of videos into a single folder after unarchiving them.
If this dataset helps your research, please kindly cite this paper:
@inproceedings{shang2017video, author={Shang, Xindi and Ren, Tongwei and Guo, Jingfan and Zhang, Hanwang and Chua, Tat-Seng}, title={Video Visual Relation Detection}, booktitle={ACM International Conference on Multimedia}, address={Mountain View, CA USA}, month={October}, year={2017} }
Statistics of our VidVRD dataset are listed below. The number of video visual relation is not available on training set because it is only sparsely labeled as mentioned above.
| training set | test set | |
|---|---|---|
| video | 800 | 200 |
| subject/object category | 35 | 35 |
| predicate category | 132 | 132 |
| relation triplet | 2,961 | 1,011 |
| visual relation instance | – | 4,835 |


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SocNet is an application with some features of a social network site.
As in every social network, there are users of this application. In fact, there is a set of thousand users that will be loaded when the application starts. Users can have admin or regular roles and different permissions based on the role. All users are able to publish posts and chat with other users, change personal data and view others' data and posts. Admin users are able to add new users, change user's data and privileges and remove users or their posts. A regular user can change general info about himself. Feel free to try using SocNet and investigate its possibilities.
The general idea when started work on it is to investigate and build an application using some interesting solutions of Spring Boot.
SocNet is created using Spring Boot implementations:
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Streaks
Pigment Network
Goal
Participants are asked to submit automated predictions of clinical dermoscopic features on supplied superpixel tiles. Clinical dermoscopic features are recognized by expert dermatologists when evaluating skin lesions and inform their decision to biopsy suspicious skin lesions.
Data
Lesion dermoscopic feature data includes the original lesion image, a corresponding superpixel mask, and superpixel-mapped expert annotations of the presence and absence of the following features:
- Network
- Negative Network
- Streaks
- Milia-like Cysts
Superpixel Parsing Overview
To reduce the variability and dimensionality of spatial feature annotations, the lesion images have been subdivided into superpixels using the SLIC0 algorithm.
Tools to automatically extract super pixels from images, to help fascinate ingestion into established image classification pipelines, have been developed to assist participants. These tools generate a single image per superpixel, and a corresponding ground truth file, in a similar format to Part 3 of the challenge. The tools are available here.
A lesion image's superpixels should be semantically considered as an integer-valued label map mask image. All superpixel mask images will have the exact same X and Y spatial dimensions as their corresponding lesion image. However, to simplify storage and distribution, superpixel masks are encoded as 8-bit-per-channel 3-channel RGB PNG images. To decode a PNG superpixel image into a label map, use the following algorithm (expressed as pseudocode):
uint32 decodeSuperpixelIndex(uint8 pixelValue[3]) {
uint8 red = pixelValue[0]
uint8 green = pixelValue[1]
uint8 blue = pixelValue[2]
// "<<" is the bit-shift operator
uint32 index = (red) + (green << 8) + (blue << 16)
return index
}
Training Data
Dermoscopy Image & Superpixel Data
The training image and superpixel data file is a ZIP
file, containing 2000 lesion images in JPEG format and 2000
corresponding superpixel masks in PNG format. All lesion
images are named using the scheme
ISIC_<image_id>.jpg
, where
<image_id>
is a 7-digit unique
identifier. EXIF tags in the lesion images have been
removed; any remaining EXIF tags should not be relied upon
to provide accurate metadata. All superpixel masks are
named using the scheme
ISIC_<image_id>_superpixels.png
, where
<image_id>
matches the corresponding
lesion image for the superpixel mask.
Ground Truth Annotations
The training ground truth annotations file is a ZIP
file, containing 2000 dermoscopic feature files in JSON
format. All feature files
are named using the scheme
ISIC_<image_id>.json
, where
<image_id>
matches the corresponding
Training Data lesion image and superpixel mask for the
feature file.
Each feature file contains a top-level JSON Object (key-value map) with 4 keys: "network," "negative network," "streaks," and "milia-like cysts," representing the dermoscopic features of interest. The value of each of theses Object elements is a JSON Array, of length N, where N is the total number of superpixels in the corresponding superpixel mask. Each value within the Array at position k, where 0<= k < N, corresponds to the region within the decoded superpixel index k. The Array values are each JSON Numbers, and equal to either:
0
: representing the absence of a given dermoscopic feature somewhere within the corresponding superpixel's spatial extent1
: representing the presence of a given dermoscopic feature somewhere within the corresponding superpixel's spatial extent
For example, the feature file:
{
"network": [0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0],
"streaks": [1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0]
}
would correspond to a superpixel file with 6 superpixels
(encoded in PNG as R=0, G=0, B=0
through
R=5, G=0, B=0
). The lesion image pixels
overlaid by superpixels 2 and 4 (counting from 0) would
contain the "network" dermoscopic feature, while the lesion
image pixels overlaid by superpixels 0 and 1 would contain
the "streaks" dermoscopic feature.
Feature data were obtained from expert superpixel-level annotations, with cross-validation from multiple evaluators.
The dermoscopic features are not mutually exclusive (i.e. both may be present within the same spatial region or superpixel). Any superpixel tile not annotated as positive for a feature may be considered to be a negative example.
Participants are not strictly required to utilize the training data in the development of their lesion classification algorithm and are free to train their algorithm using external data sources. Any such sources must be properly cited in the supplied 4 page abstract.
Submission Instructions
The Test Data files are in a ZIP container, and are the exact same format as the Training Data. The Test Data files should be downloaded via the "Download test dataset" button below. Note: you must be signed-in and registered to participate in this phase of the challenge in order for this link to be visible.
The submitted *Test Results file should be in the same format as the Training Ground Truth file. Specifically, the results file should be a ZIP file of 600 feature files in JSON format. Each feature file should contain the participant's best attempt at a fully automated per-superpixel detection of the features on the corresponding lesion image and superpixel mask. Each feature file should be named and encoded according to the conventions of the training ground truth.
Note, the JSON Numbers in the submitted Test Results
should not be only 0.0
and
1.0
, but instead should be floating-point
values in the closed interval [0.0, 1.0]
,
where values:
0.0
to0.5
: represent some confidence that the feature is absent from the lesion image anywhere within the given superpixel, with relatively lesser values indicating relatively more confidence in the absence> 0.5
to1.0
: represent some confidence that the feature is present in the lesion image anywhere within the given superpixel, with relatively greater values indicating relatively more confidence in the presence
Note, arbitrary score ranges and thresholds can be converted to the range of 0.0 to 1.0, with a threshold of 0.5, trivially using the following sigmoid conversion:
1 / (1 + e^(-(a(x - b))))
where x
is the original score,
b
is the binary threshold, and
a
is a scaling parameter (i.e. the inverse
measured standard deviation on a held-out dataset).
Evaluation
Participants will be ranked and awards granted based only on AUC. However, submissions will additionally be compared using using a variety of common classification metrics, including:
Some useful resources for metrics computation include:


Why settle for one bowl of food when someday you will own all the bowls in the house, not to mention the house itself? I’d like to look down my nose at Esau for his shortsightedness, but the truth is that instant gratification sometimes gets the best of all of us. At one time or another, we’ve all looked at something right in front of us that, if chosen, would mean serious long-term consequences, and cried out, “Go for it!” Short-term pleasure is gratifying, but long-term regrets can be shattering. We know they were for Esau.
Have some stew. Lose your birthright. By no means a fair deal.
Jacob, too, experienced a gain and a loss in that moment. He gained exactly what he set out to grab in the first place. But what he lost was of great value as well. First, he lost a brother. They shared a womb, and parents, and a home, and now there was a rift there that would take an act of God to repair. He also lost any sense of goodness in himself as he surrendered to the dark side of his name. He spent the first half of his story struggling to take what was not rightfully his.
Jacob’s epic struggle with the motivations within himself pulled him in two very different directions. His struggle raises an important question we must ask ourselves: Do I grab onto things for my own gain while leaving my relationships in the dust? There’s a saying I love about the best rule to use when determining priorities: “People are more important than things.” It seems simple, but that lesson is hard to learn when you’re a small child whose brother or sister has a toy that you want. It’s just as hard to learn when you’re a grownup, hungry to fill some urge that will inevitably diminish a relationship that matters to you. What we fail to see when we grab what we want in the short-term is that the relationships we overlook are worth far more in the long-term.
Learning to put relationships with others before personal gain is definitely not something that comes naturally. God urges us to break the easy pattern of putting ourselves first.
Read Philippians 2:3-4 and Romans 12:10 and answer the following questions:
How would these verses have changed Jacob’s life, his family, and his relationship with his brother if he had applied this wisdom?
How would they change yours?


Hi,
after 1 year and half I tried to upgrade my Raspberry used as emonhub following here:
CURRENT: emonPi and RFM69Pi emonbase ready-to-go SD card image
The system work successfully (after few changes in the configuration).
My simple question is the following: is it possibile to permanently let run only emonhub (without local emoncms e emonLCD) ?
I am using it to collect data from 1 emonTX + 2 emonTH and to send onto emoncms.org.
I wish to minimize resource usage on the Raspberry (especially log writing of emoncms).
Thanks !
Regards,
Emiliano.
Re: Using emonPi/RFM69Pi emonbase ready-to-go SD card image as emonbase (emonhub) only
Here are some details of growing files (not present before to upgrade):
Re: Using emonPi/RFM69Pi emonbase ready-to-go SD card image as emonbase (emonhub) only
And some examples of what logs are filled with:
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Re: Using emonPi/RFM69Pi emonbase ready-to-go SD card image as emonbase (emonhub) only
Hi Emiliano
I would recommend using the previous "pre-emonPi" SDcard image if you just want enonHub especially if you have been using emonHub for sometime and are familiar with it. the 13-03-15 emonSD.img has "original" emonHub, plus the "LAMP" and emoncms is disabled by default.
the "emon-pi variant" is heavily focused on close ties with emoncms and uses MQTT, so even though you just want emonhub there is an apache server, MQTT broker, redis and mySQL servers etc, etc, all unneccesary for a forwarding-only install. Plus as it is focused on a local emoncms, i.e. not remote, there is no in-memory buffering in the "emon-pi variant." Any network issues will result in lost data. IMO, the buffers are essential to a remote install.
emonhub's log files are written to a RAM mounted partition, the partition is limited to 30mb in size and emonhubs logs are limited to a maximum of 2 in rotation, each a max of 5mb, so should not use valuable resourses, or fatigue the SDcard. They are deleted at each reboot,
Paul


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num_heads = 8
depth = 20
inputs = tf.convert_to_tensor(
np.random.randn(batch_size, max(length), depth * num_heads).astype(np.float32))
split = transformer.split_heads(inputs, num_heads)
combined = transformer.combine_heads(split)
inputs, combined = self.evaluate([inputs, combined])
self.assertAllEqual(inputs, combined)
After Change
num_heads = 8
depth = 20
inputs = tf.random.normal([batch_size, max(length), depth * num_heads], dtype=tf.float32)
split = transformer.split_heads(inputs, num_heads)
combined = transformer.combine_heads(split)
inputs, combined = self.evaluate([inputs, combined])
self.assertAllEqual(inputs, combined)


This section contains a list of the changes between versions of the Micro Focus Application Automation Tools plugin.
Version 5.6.2 (Dec 19, 2018)
- JENKINS-55161 - fix test injection for folder/multibranch jobs Closed
Version 5.6.1 (Dec 18, 2018)
- JENKINS-55159 - Installing MicroFocus HP Automation tools plugin breaks Jenkins v2.150.1 Closed
Version 5.5.2 Beta (Oct 2, 2018)
- JENKINS-29536 - Remove restriction preventing non time based Loadrunner scenarios from running Resolved
- JENKINS-53546 - octane plugin support coverage injection from sonarqube Reopened
- JENKINS-53383 - [Octane UFT integration] Create function that converts the testToRun to a parameter of a job Resolved
- JENKINS-52670 - WorkflowGraph.FlowNodeContainer is causing memory performance issues Resolved
- JENKINS-53674 - fix SRF/SRL/PC test types detection Closed
- JENKINS-53873 - events listeners failures cause build to fail Closed
Version 5.5.1 (Sept 12, 2018)
- JENKINS-51239 - Send client type in Jenkins Plugin to support API Key in ALM1260 Resolved
- JENKINS-53489 - Authenticate to see issue details
- JENKINS-53515 - Normalize SRF server URL Closed
- JENKINS-53343 - improving processing of the workflow (aka pipeline-as-a-code) pipelines - structure, stages Closed
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JENKINS-52670
-
WorkflowGraph.FlowNodeContainer is causing memory performance issues
Resolved
- JENKINS-52556 - Micro Focus Rebranding Resolved
- JENKINS-53271 - Pipeline step of SSE and upload and SSE AUT missing client type Resolved
- JENKINS-53185 - Transaction Summary report in excel is not found Resolved
- JENKINS-52812 - Support NUnit V3 Report in Jenkins Plug-in Resolved
- JENKINS-53154 - Leave client type field empty can not pass authentication of ALM1260 which doesn't need client type Resolved
- JENKINS-53153 - REST request failure during test execution if the server is ALM 12.60 p1 Resolved
- JENKINS-52951 - [SRF] Testing Connection after adding "/" at the end of SRF Server URL configuration will show a confusing Connection Error Resolved
- JENKINS-53009 - [SRF] Running 2 tests with the same name will cause one result with all of their script runs Resolved
- JENKINS-53010 - [SRF] Wrong redirecting when clicking on test's result for specific script in case of multiscript job (FALSE REDIRECTING) Closed
- JENKINS-53011 - [SRF] Job is aborted when running multiple tests and one test is failing on minutes license Resolved
- JENKINS-51104 - Error message 'MC lognin information or proxy is incorrect.' shows up for successful login. Fixed but Unreleased


Library constructor class
object
:
DOM NodeList of nodes matching selector
Abstracts DOM node selection to hm(selector)
(string)
A valid CSS selector.
object
:
hm - An ojbect containing the selected elements.
Wraps data in array
(any)
any valid data
array
:
If data is an array, it simply returns the array, otherwise it wraps the data in an array and returns that array.
(function)
object
:
(function)
object
:
(function)
object
:
Add a class or classes to selected nodes
object
:
DOM NodeList of nodes matching selector after class(es) are added
Gets the requested attribute of the selected element or elements
(string)
Attribute to be requested
(any)
(string | Array<string>)
:
String of requested attribute of selected element. Returns array of strings if more than one element was selected.
Sets the requested attribute of the selected element or elements
object
:
DOM NodeList of nodes matching selector after attribute is set
Change a class or classes on selected nodes
object
:
DOM NodeList of nodes matching selector after class(es) are added
Check if selected nodes have a particular class
(string)
valid CSS class name
boolean
:
whether the selected elements have a class. If there are mutiple elements, returns true if any of the elements have the class.
Gets the inner HTML of the selected element or elements
(any)
(string | Array<string>)
:
String of inner HTML of selected element. Returns array of strings if more than one element was selected.
Sets the inner HTML of the selected element or elements
(string)
HTML to be inserted into element
object
:
DOM NodeList of nodes matching selector after inner HTML is changed
Remove a class or classes from selected nodes
object
:
DOM NodeList of nodes matching selector after class(es) are added
Gets the inner text of the selected element or elements
(any)
(string | Array<string>)
:
String of inner text of selected element. Returns array of strings if more than one element was selected.
Sets the inner text of the selected element or elements
(string)
Text to be inserted into element
object
:
DOM NodeList of nodes matching selector after inner text is changed
Toggle classes on selected nodes
object
:
DOM NodeList of nodes matching selector after class(es) are added
Adds click event to selected elements
(function)
callback function to be attached to the click event
object
:
NodeList of elements click handler was attached to
Focuses an element
(any)
Removes event handler to selected elements
object
:
NodeList of elements handler was removed from
Adds event handler to selected elements
(string)
valid event handler
(function)
callback function to be attached to the event
object
:
NodeList of elements handler was attached to


FOI release
Information on schools below the floor standard.
Can the department provide a list of the 200 failing schools that the department intends to make into academies?
The department is not releasing a list of primary schools below the floor standard that have consistently under-performed over the last five years.
The following exemption applies to the list you have requested:
Section 36(2)(c) certain information is exempt from disclosure if, in the reasonable opinion of a qualified person, (in the case of government departments, a Minister) disclosure of the information under the Act ‘would be likely otherwise to prejudice the effective conduct of public affairs’.
While this exemption applies to the request for the national list of primary schools which are below the floor standard and have consistently under-performed over the last five years, the Department does recognise the importance of giving the public information on school performance in their local area.
Guidance is included below on where to find this information on individual schools, and how to use it to assess whether a school is below the primary school floor standard.
A comprehensive range of information on school performance is available on the Department for Education website. The performance tables on the website provide information on individual schools’ performance, and can be used to assess whether a particular school is below the floor standard of expected school performance for 2008, 2009 and 2010. Prior to 2008 the measure of performance included science with English and maths.
The floor standards include a measure of pupil attainment, and measures of the progress that pupils make.
For primary schools, a school is below the floor standard if its Key Stage 2 (KS2)results are:
Please note that a school must miss all three measures to be below the floor standard.
Further information on
performance tables 2010
is on the Department for Education’s website.
To access performance data on individual schools, enter the school name and local authority area. The performance tables give year-on-year comparisons for each school’s results data, as well as contextual information on pupil cohorts.
The Section 36(2)(c) exemption which applies to the national lists of schools below the floor standard is a ‘qualified’ exemption. This exemption requires the department to complete a public interest test to assess whether the balance of public interest lies in releasing the information.
After assessing the balance of public interests, the department has concluded that the public interest lies in not releasing the national list of primary schools below the floor standard, that have consistently under-performed over the last five years. This will protect schools from negative publicity which could detract their attention from school improvement.
The department has taken account of the fact that information on individual school performance is already partially available, which helps to serve the public interest in government transparency and openness.


I look forward to having even more links to all the deployed applications that I have worked on. For now these will have to do.
An App that finds weather forcast based of zip code.
A project that finds artist album and song content from 3rd part API's.
This is a basic app that creates a user interface to generate consistent buttons for copy and paste into user documents.
Designed to be standalone and sold as single file. All css and script is in-line so customer only has to keep track of one file.


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Hey, I'm Brandon. I'm a Software Developer at Solace Systems. I'm also a graduate from the Computer Systems Engineering program at Carleton University. I LOVE programming. On my free time, I like to tinker with projects and use the knowledge I've acquired from school and work to allow myself to be creative. I also enjoy badminton, rock climbing, and music.
You can follow me on GitHub to get an idea of what I'm currently up to.
I'm always looking for interesting work. Want to chat? Check out my resume and shoot me an email so we can connect.


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