Village
Community
Sustainability
Village
Community
Sustainability
in a Box.
"Imagination is the Beginning of Creation"
-George Bernard Shaw
Sustainability
We offer a turn-key solution to pollution, climate change, and waste. Providing communities with with water, food, energy and waste solutions all year round. Village-in-a-box provides sustainable housing, supported by 100% renewable and decentralized infrastructure. We grow food using vertical farming and hydroponics, implement full water recycling and provide waste-to-energy systems.
Community
Village-in-a-box is the future of communities. Residents support the systems themselves by contributing a monthly 8-hour community time: gardening, education, community work or light operation allows to reduce costs by minimizing expensive outsourcing and on the other hand, enables community to be involved and resilient and to know how to take care of its own systems.
Zero Carbon
Solar PV, wind turbines, Energy storage, Li-ion batteries and backup generator supply sufficient and surplus electricity for the community. This poses a viable alternative to the equation of growth=increase in emissions, where it actually mitigates CO2 emissions and adapts to a climate-changing environment. For many families that believes in values of nature and sustainably, it allows them to be 100% sustainable without the need to change their lifestyle drastically.


Parameters
Type
interfaceType
Specifies the interface type to create a fake for.
Return
object
The created fake instance.
Type IFakeEngine
Namespace Machine.Fakes
Type
interfaceTypeSpecifies the interface type to create a fake for.
object
The created fake instance.
Object[]
argsSpecifies the constructor parameters.
T
The created instance.
This method is used for command, e.g. methods returning void.
TFake
fakeThe fake to configure behavior on.
Expression<Action<TFake>>
funcConfigures the behavior. This must be a void method.
TFake
fakeThe fake to configure behavior on.
Expression<Func<TFake, TReturnValue>>
funcExpression to set up the behavior.
TFake
fakeSpecifies the fake instance.
Expression<Action<TFake>>
funcSpecifies the behavior that was supposed to happen.
IMethodCallOccurance
A IMethodCallOccurance which can be used to narrow down the expectations to a particular amount of times.
TFake
fakeSpecifies the fake instance.
Expression<Action<TFake>>
funcSpecifies the behavior that was not supposed to happen.


A family friendly club to race, learn or just have fun sailing. Open all days 10.00 am to 6.00 pm except Tuesday (weekly holiday). Clubhouse, with showers & changing facilities. Lunch & snacks available on all Sundays throughout the year & on racing / event days. We race on Sunday mornings all year round at 10am. Sizable collection of club boats for members to use. Training and Rescue team on power boats. Sport Fishing facility with power boats.
What happens in a Hijackk bus ride? Bus has limited number of seats (some 50 seats, lower and upper deck put together). Each of these seats is sold out for 500-700 Rs (500 for Veg, higher amount for non-veg, discounts may apply at time). Every evening, bus goes for 2 rounds- one at 7 PM and another one at 9 PM, from Hot breads in ECR (about 1 km before tollgate) till Kovalam bypass and back. Dinner will be served on board and can be had as the bus moves.
One would expect a restaurant named after ‘the Godfather’ to be sombre and dignified — menacing, even — but The Padrino is everything but that. Located in Mylapore, the Italian eatery exudes the warmth and comfort of a casual American diner on its best day. So, while your eyes see Vito Corleone on the walls, your ears are accosted by a hustle and bustle: shrieking children, energetic college students and families and friends who travel in packs.
This road is believed to be full of ghosts, many suicides have taken place on this lane and do not be surprised to find a canopy of trees and hanging vines that cut off daylight and clear sky view. Due to suicides, spirits roam in this haunted lane. In the dark, the locals have often seen a white human-shaped creature walking down this haunted road.
Adayar Broken Bridge, as the name suggests it’s a broken bridge which was originally built in the year 1967. This bridge was constructed for the benefit of fishermen to cross the Adayar River from Santhome Beach to Elliot’s Beach. It is constructed almost near the Adayar River’s end where it meet the ocean. Due to strong river current at this place, this bridge was damaged and broken in the year 1977 and it’s been left unrepaired from that time.
We Welcome you to pamper your dog at The Hotel For Dogs designed to suit all your dog's needs.


compiling libevent gave this:
configure: error: openssl is a must but can not be found. You should add the directory containing `openssl.pc' to the `PKG_CONFIG_PATH' environment variable, or set `CFLAGS' and `LDFLAGS' directly for openssl, or use `--disable-openssl' to disable support for openssl encryption


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"Most good programmers do programming not because they expect to get paid or get adulation by the public, but because it is fun to program." - Linus Torvalds


Where/What is Waianae, Hawaii?
Waianae is a town located on the west coast of the island of O`ahu. This side of the island is referred to as the leeward coast. The leeward coast receives less rainfall than the east (or windward) side of Oahu. This is why Waianae has less greenery than other parts of O`ahu. It takes about 1 hour to drive from the city of Honolulu to Waianae. This is one of the reasons why Waianae schools are more difficult to staff. Check out below for even more interesting facts about Waianae!
Some Interesting Facts About Waianae:
- The Waianae coast is the most densely populated area of Native Hawaiians in the world
- Israel Kamawiwoole (Bruddah IZ) was born and raised in Waianae
- Professional UFC Figher Max Holloway went to Waianae High School


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Is there a simple project I can download that works out of the box?
There is! Brandon Reid awesomely put a two-pagestyle guide together for people to play around with. You can find it on Github at: DocumentCSS Starter Kit.
Customization Questions
How do I override DocumentCSS styles?
Here's a high-level overview of the process: You tell documentjs.json to look for your custom template/LESS files, and then these new files need to match the DocumentJS file structure.
The easiest way to go about this is to copy the default DocumentJS theme to your own project and modify it. We also have a few different themes you can use on our Bootdocs project.
You can get a full breakdown of how to customize your version of DocumentCSS in the customizing look and feel section of the guides. We hope that future versions of DocumentJS will have an easier theming engine.
Can I restyle DocumentCSS in SCSS instead of LESS?
Short answer: not easily.
DocumentCSS is built in LESS and stripping that out in favor of writing styles in another language would be a huge task. With enough time and patience, anything is possible though.
How do I update the menu?
The top menu is of your Living Style Guide is hardcoded into the theme files. You can learn how to update by following this guide.
Why isn't my theme updating?
To save time, DocumentJS doesn’t re-build the theme every time the site is generated. In order to get the theme or main navigation to update you have to force the documentjs task. You can do this with the -f flag:
> documentjs -f
You can force and watch at the same time too:
> documentjs -f -w
Depending on the size of your documentation site, this can take a long time. So we recommend dropping the -f unless you're editing the template itself. Documentation comments and demos shouldn't need to be forced.
Troubleshooting Questions
Why are demos returning 404s?
This is because of one of two issues:
The path is wrong/there's a typo. Double-check the location of your demo files in relation to the compiled documentation files. If you follow our file structure in the guides, you demos should be accessible by using this path:
@demo demos/forms.html
The demo doesn't exist yet. I pre-link to demos in documentation comments and then forget to actually create the demo all the time.
It’s important to know that DocumentJS does not move or copy your demos to the generated site folder. Using @demo only tells DocumentJS to create a link to that location. We hope that future versions of DocumentJS will handle this for us.
Why aren't demos pulling the right styles?
The demos are highly manual right now and embedded in iframes. What this means is that you'll need to manually link to the compiled stylesheet for your application. You can either use a relative path to the distribution folder your application compiles to, or if your css is hosted online, you can link to that.
Example: For the demos in our DocumentCSS documentation of Bootstrap elements, Bootdocs, we linked to the Bootstrap CDN so our demos will always reflect any changes Bootstrap makes.
Then the forms.html file should have a reference to the CSS in the <head> of the HTML. We hope future versions of DocumentJS will automate the inclusion of CSS in demos to make this easier.
How do I get the '@' symbol to display in my documentation? I keep getting a warning!
If your style guide includes content with the @symbol, like a LESS variable name or media queries, DocumentJS returns a warning because this is the same character it uses to denote relationships and content within the style guide.
So if you see:
WARNING!!
There is no @foo tag. did you mean @add ?
Configuration Questions
Does DocumentCSS support .scss/.less/.whatever files?
Yes! DocumentCSS supports all styling languages (and most development languages, this is a sibling to DocumentJS after all).
You can read more about how to tell it which languages you're using on the configuration page of the guides.
How do I tell DocumentCSS what files to look for?
DocumentCSS looks for the file types defined in your
documentjs.json
file. You'll want to edit the"glob"
section with file paths and extensions:You can read more about this on the configuration page of the guides.
Is there a simple project I can download that works out of the box?
There is! Brandon Reid awesomely put a two-pagestyle guide together for people to play around with. You can find it on Github at: DocumentCSS Starter Kit.
Customization Questions
How do I override DocumentCSS styles?
Here's a high-level overview of the process: You tell
documentjs.json
to look for your custom template/LESS files, and then these new files need to match the DocumentJS file structure.The easiest way to go about this is to copy the default DocumentJS theme to your own project and modify it. We also have a few different themes you can use on our Bootdocs project.
You can get a full breakdown of how to customize your version of DocumentCSS in the customizing look and feel section of the guides. We hope that future versions of DocumentJS will have an easier theming engine.
Can I restyle DocumentCSS in SCSS instead of LESS?
Short answer: not easily.
DocumentCSS is built in LESS and stripping that out in favor of writing styles in another language would be a huge task. With enough time and patience, anything is possible though.
How do I update the menu?
The top menu is of your Living Style Guide is hardcoded into the theme files. You can learn how to update by following this guide.
Why isn't my theme updating?
To save time, DocumentJS doesn’t re-build the theme every time the site is generated. In order to get the theme or main navigation to update you have to force the documentjs task. You can do this with the
-f
flag:You can force and watch at the same time too:
Depending on the size of your documentation site, this can take a long time. So we recommend dropping the
-f
unless you're editing the template itself. Documentation comments and demos shouldn't need to be forced.Troubleshooting Questions
Why are demos returning 404s?
This is because of one of two issues:
The path is wrong/there's a typo. Double-check the location of your demo files in relation to the compiled documentation files. If you follow our file structure in the guides, you demos should be accessible by using this path:
The demo doesn't exist yet. I pre-link to demos in documentation comments and then forget to actually create the demo all the time.
Why aren't demos pulling the right styles?
The demos are highly manual right now and embedded in iframes. What this means is that you'll need to manually link to the compiled stylesheet for your application. You can either use a relative path to the distribution folder your application compiles to, or if your css is hosted online, you can link to that.
Example: For the demos in our DocumentCSS documentation of Bootstrap elements, Bootdocs, we linked to the Bootstrap CDN so our demos will always reflect any changes Bootstrap makes.
For the demos on this website, documenting the styles these guides are using, we used a relative path.
So if you have:
Then the
forms.html
file should have a reference to the CSS in the<head>
of the HTML. We hope future versions of DocumentJS will automate the inclusion of CSS in demos to make this easier.How do I get the '@' symbol to display in my documentation? I keep getting a warning!
If your style guide includes content with the
@
symbol, like a LESS variable name or media queries, DocumentJS returns a warning because this is the same character it uses to denote relationships and content within the style guide.So if you see:
Simply use two '@'s like so:
@@variable-name
.


Control the product with a Beo4, Beolink 1000 or other compatible Bang & Olufsen infrared remote.
Readout
Display
Last button press
How to set up
Create an interaction where the Beo4 action is connected to a trigger that passes the command codes, such as the "Serial Message Seceived". Learn more.


<servlet> <servlet-name>ServletName</servlet-name> <servlet-class>ServletClassFile</servlet-class> <init-param> <param-name>initParam1</param-name> <param-value>initParam1Value</param-value> </init-param> <init-param> <param-name>initParam2</param-name> <param-value>initParam2Value</param-value> </init-param> </servlet>
The
ServletConfig
interface defines these methods to retrieve the initialization
parameters for this servlet.
String getInitParameter(String name) java.util.Enumeration getInitParameterNames()
public void init(ServletConfig config) throws ServletException {
// Read all the init parameters for this servlet
Enumeration e = config.getInitParameterNames();
while (e.hasMoreElements()) {
String initParamName = (String)e.nextElement();
String initParamValue = config.getInitParameter(initParamName);
......
}
}
Once a servlet is initialized, the servlet container invokes its service() method to handle client requests. This method is called once for each request. Generally, the servlet container handle concurrent request to the same servlet by running service() on different threads (unless SingleThreadModel interface is declared). For HttpServlet, service() dispatches doGet(), doPost(), doHead(), doOptions(), doTrace(), etc, to handle HTTP GET, POST, HEAD, OPTIONS, TRACE, etc, request respectively. The service() method of an HttpServlet takes two arguments, an HttpServletRequest object and an HttpServletResponse object that corresponds to the HTTP request and response messages respectively.
When the servlet container decides that a servlet should be removed from the container (e.g., shutting down the container or time-out, which is implementation-dependent), it calls the destroy() method to release any resource it is using and save any persistent state. Before the servlet container calls the destroy(), it must allow all service() threads to complete or time-out.


Participate
How can I participate?
Join Us
Interested in joining SF's National Day of Civic Hacking (NDoCH)? Awesome. This weekend is a chance for you to join thousands of passionate people from around the globe working to make their cities, states, and countries better. We're biased, but our community is made up of incredible urbanists, civic hackers, developers, designers, government staff, and more who are eager to meet you. We need people with all sorts of ideas, insights, and experiences.
Work on an existing project or challenge
Attend NDoCH SF for the weekend. Bring yourself, your computer and join a project or challenge to tackle over the weekend. There will also be fun activities, food, and workshops throughout the weekend. You can register and check back here as we add projects and challenges.
Volunteer for the weekend
Don't want to hack (or if you want a free ticket!), but want to contribute to making the weekend successful? We're looking for volunteers to help make NDoCH successful. You can sign up to be a volunteer below. We'll get in touch shortly.
Not sure yet? Register and make your mind up later.
Maybe you're just curious? Just want to check this thing out without committing too much? Space is limited to 120 people, but tickets are transferable if you end up not being able to go. You can register and, if you find someone to take your place, transfer the ticket to them! We'd rather you show up, though ;)
FAQs
How do I sign up to attend SF's NDoCH? Register to attend SF's National Day of Civic Hacking here. Tickets ($10) include all food, workshops, and activities for the day.
I can't go, can I still participate? Sure, come to Hack Night when you can because the projects will continue on after NDoCH!
What if I just want to attend the event to observe the projects and network? There will be a variety of workshops and activities throughout the day, however we strongly encourage each participant to join a project team to experience the passion and collaboration of the event.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? No. You can bring the tickets digitally on your phone (save paper), or just an ID.
How can I get more information about Code for San Francisco and other events? Join our weekly e-newsletter.


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Users Endpoints
Tablet
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Desktop
Global
System Settings
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Team Structure
At ECG, each Consulting Team consists of three consulting roles, namely Lead Consultant, Consultant and
Mentor.
Lead Consultant : In addition to all of the responsibilities of a Consultant, Lead Consultants
are
expected to take charge of the consulting team and see the project through from conception to
completion. The LC will liaise directly with the client to obtain the necessary information to carry out
the project, as well as ensure that the progress of the project is in line with the client's
expectations. The most important aspect of the role is to effectively manage the consulting team in
order to ensure efficient execution of the project objectives. The LC reports directly to the team's
supervisor and mentors regularly.
Consultant: The consultants will work as part of the consulting team
in order to research, investigate, and formulate solutions to the client's problems. Emphasis is placed
on the preparation of high quality deliverables that directly address the issues outlined in the project
proposal.
Mentor: Mentors, who are working professionals, are assigned to each consulting team. They
will aid the consultants in the project by assisting them when they are defining the scope of the
project with the client. The mentors will be available to meet at least once a month with the team and
are expected to respond to urgent queries via email from time to time. The mentors will monitor the
team's work progress and will give advice on how to improve it at each meeting. At the end of the
project, they will evaluate the performance of the consultants and give them feedback.


About
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Publications
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Ajit Johnson Nirmal
Cancer Geneticist,
Harvard University
| Voicing for evidence based policies to preserve our species for another million years.
What most media doesn't tell you on reporting science
The lack of first-hand interpretation of the study, coupled with sensationalism, exaggeration and hype results in the indoctrination of common people with misleading information.
Getting started with t-SNE for biologist (R)
I am writing this tutorial assuming that you have no coding experience. By the end of this tutorial you would have generated a t-SNE plot of your own data.
My Instagram handle for science communication (ajitjohnson_n)
I believe in the enormous potential of social media in science communication, this Instagram handle is all about that.
NRI Indians can register online and vote with their passport for the upcoming Lok election
Unfortunately, for now you still need to be physically present in India to cast your vote.
R- Update or replace NA with adjacent column values or last non-NA value
Fill missing values using last or previous observation- A quick vectorized alternative to looping over a data-frame for replacing NA.
 You name it ! How can we deal with these global threats?


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| Ending Time | {{ competition.end_time }} | |
| Is open? | {{ competition.is_open|yesno:"Yep!,Nope.," }} | |
| Is running? | {{ competition.is_running|yesno:"Yep!,Nope.," }} | |
| Cost per person: | {% endif %} {% if competition.payment_option == competition.PER_TEAM_PAYMENT %}Cost per team: | {% endif %}${{ competition.cost|floatformat:2 }} |
| Team size | {{ competition.min_num_team_members }} | |
| Minimum team size | {{ competition.min_num_team_members }} | |
| Maximum team size | {{ competition.max_num_team_members }} | |
| Number of registered competitors | {% registered_users_count competition %} |


Details
Eye Dress (with Eye Pad) is made of non linting fabric and sealed on all sides. No fiber will protrude to irritate the eyes. Adhesive patch is made of very soft adhesive coated fabric. Very comfortable to wear. Packed in peel-open inner pack and tear open outer pack.
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Layar Pilihan Pindai Port
This screen allows you to configure the port scan options:
Highest port number to scan
ZAP will start from 1 and work up to this port number.
Memilih nomor yang tinggi akan secara signifikan meningkatkan waktu pengambilan pemindaian port.
Concurrent scanning threads per host
The number of threads the scanner will use per host.
Increasing the number of threads will speed up the scan but may put extra
strain on the computer ZAP is running on and the target host.


Select the Frugal Testing credentials you want to use. You can add your credentials to jenkins from Jenkins -> Credentials -> Global credentials domain -> Add Credentials.


This layer keeps a history of the past RECEIVE_HISTORY_SIZE received messages If the source address and dsn number of a newly received message matches our recent history, we drop the message because we've already seen it. This should sit at the bottom of the stack


LaGuardia flight with Hillary Clinton on board reportedly had scary mechanical issue
by WABCEAST ELMHURST, Queens -- An American Airlines flight with Hillary Clinton on board reportedly had a scary mechanical issue as it prepared to leave LaGuardia on Sunday.
A law enforcement source told CNN that the plane was still on the ground, hundreds of feet from the terminal when it shook.
Groundworkers saw smoke, then found metal debris in the area.
The flight was heading to Washington D.C.
Passengers were put on a different plane, which left about 90 minutes later.


A quick and easy-to-use tool to create lists of bits to use in rights management or whatever you find it useful for. You can find help on the project homepage on GitHub
Originally drafted on JSBin, then put on GitHub Wisebit repo. By @Sherbrow. Using Knockout.js.


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eDSP
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A cross-platform DSP library written in C++.
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| file | crest.hpp [code] |
| file | entropy.hpp [code] |
| file | flatness.hpp [code] |
| file | flux.hpp [code] |
| file | generalized_mean.hpp [code] |
| file | geometric_mean.hpp [code] |
| file | harmonic_mean.hpp [code] |
| file | histogram.hpp [code] |
| file | kurtosis.hpp [code] |
| file | max.hpp [code] |
| file | mean.hpp [code] |
| file | median.hpp [code] |
| file | min.hpp [code] |
| file | moment.hpp [code] |
| file | norm.hpp [code] |
| file | peak.hpp [code] |
| file | rms.hpp [code] |
| file | rolloff.hpp [code] |
| file | rssq.hpp [code] |
| file | skewness.hpp [code] |
| file | snr.hpp [code] |
| file | variance.hpp [code] |


Represents whether a numerical value is to be decremented or incremented.
Base callback that is only passed the current date picker instance.
Base callback that, in addition to the current date picker instance, is also passed the event that occured.
The event that occurred.
A cardinal number, i.e. a number that represents an amount of something. Some common examples include the number of days in a month or the number of seconds in a year.
Specifies which part of the time is changed:
-1
: The time is not changed.0
: Changes the hour.1
: Changes the minutes.2
: Changes the second.Defines the hour format or the clock convention.
12
: Time convention in which the 24 hours of the day are divided into two periods: a.m.
and p.m.
.24
: Time convention in which the 24 hours of the day are divided into one period.Javascript function that takes a date object and returns the content for the date cell.
Either the name of a month or a date to be rendered.
An HTML snippets with the contents of the date cell.
Integer value representing the day of the month. 1
represents the first day of the month.
Integer value representing the day of the week, starting with 0
for Sunday
and ending with 6
for
Saturday
.
Represents the available periods of a 12 hour clock convention.
Integer value representing the hour of the day. 0
represents midnight.
Integer value representing the minute segment of a time. 0
represents 0 minutes past the hour.
Integer value representing the month, beginning with 0
for January
and ending with 11
for December
.
Integer value representing the month, beginning with 1
for January
and ending with 12
for December
.
Callbacks for when a value has changed.
The value or set of values that represent the new state.
Callback for when a value has changed. It is also passed the event that occurred.
The event that occurred.
The value or set of values that represent the new state.
Represents a one dimensional direction:
-1
: Backwards.+1
: Forwards.Integer value representing the second segment of a time. 0
represents 0 seconds past the minute.
Defines the selection mode, whether one or multiple dates can be selected.
Defines the view mode, whether a date or month is to be selected.
An integer value representing the year. All values represent the actual year.
Generated using TypeDoc
Namespace for the JQuery UI PrimeFaces date picker.
The Prime date picker is a JQuery UI widget used to select a date featuring display modes, paging, localization, AJAX selection and more.


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CRUDR
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Classes
BaseServices
ClienteModificationServices
ClienteServices
EspacioModificationServices
EspacioServices
IngredienteCreatorServices
IngredienteModificationServices
IngredienteServices
MenuModificationServices
MenuServices
PedidoCreatorServices
PedidoModificationServices
PedidoServices
ProductoCreatorServices
ProductoIngredienteModificationServices
ProductoIngredienteServices
ProductoModificationServices
ProductoServices
RegistroServices
RepresentanteServices
RepresentateModificationServices
ReservaMenuModificationServices
ReservaMenuServices
ReservaModificationServices
ReservaServices
RestauranteModificationServices
RestauranteServices
SubpedidoModificationServices
TipoComidaServices
ZonaModificationServices
ZonaServices


After several years on the client experience side of a startup, I craved a greater challenge and began to teach myself to code. I spent over 1000 hours developing web applications in an intensive bootcamp environment. I learned not just Ruby on Rails and JavaScript, but also how to be an empathetic member and leader of a team, what it means to be Agile, and why design matters.
I am looking for a front-end or full-stack role where I can continue to learn new things every day. I want to be a builder of beautiful software that improves people's lives. I want to make meaningful contributions that solve real problems. If this sounds good to you, get in touch.
I pitched StuffShare and was voted on by my peers to lead the team on this week-long project. I was the team lead, and was responsible for project management and planning (using Trello and Slack), schema and API design, search functionality and integration with Google Maps API, and overall project vision. StuffShare is a platform for people to share and borrow items and experiences with friends and neighbors. This is a single page AngularJS app built on Rails API deployed on Heroku that also uses Google Maps API, Postgresql, Amazon AWS, and Send Grid.
My vision for Hyped was an app that lets users easily track, rate, and share movies, music, and books. With just a few short days to build it out, I decided on an MVP that allowed users to search for movies (using the Rotten Tomatoes API) to add to their watch list, favorite movies they enjoyed, and mark movies as watched. Needs some styling work. Ruby on Sinatra app using Rotten Tomatoes api, AJAX, jQuery, and JavaScript.
During Dev Bootcamp, I kept a blog to share what I was learning. Posts cover everything from Ruby data structure basics to explorations of issues in the tech world. The blog is one of the first sites I created, and has gone through many iterations in style and content. Hand-crafted CSS and HTML.
Languages and Frameworks: Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Sinatra, AngularJS, Backbone.js, AJAX, jQuery, SQL
Development Practices: Git workflow, TDD, Agile, Pair programming
Dev Bootcamp, San Francisco, CA: Web Development Student | July 2014 - November 2014
Rotunda Software, San Francisco, CA: Director of Client Services | October 2011 - July 2014
Compass Education, Larkspur, CA: SAT/ACT Tutor | December 2011 - February 2013
Harvard College Cambridge, MA | May 2011
Bachelor of Arts in History and Science | Secondary Field in Government | GPA: 3.67
San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, San Francisco, CA: Bicycle Ambassador
Interests: Music, cycling, social justice, literature, horseback riding


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This VIP will not be decommissioned in the A10s.
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This F5 based VIP will be removed for inventory along with being removed from the F5s.


20+ Shameless Cats Whose Owners Could Use a Chill Pill
On average, cats sleep 15 hours per day. The rest of the time, they’re thinking about what to eat — some sour cream, a piece of meat, or a spider that they saw on the balcony. Of course, these fluffy guys don’t forget to spend some of the night running around like crazy. They also plan to do new and unexpected things.
We at Bright Side know that it’s impossible to hold a grudge against these cuties, so we’re sharing the bad things they did because they’re absolutely amazing!
“The airport security service checked us very carefully. They found our cat in our carry-on luggage. It’s good that our friends agreed to pick her up or we wouldn’t have gotten on the plane.”
“My cat occasionally visits our neighbors. Today he came back with a little snack.”
Humans need orders. Otherwise, they can’t work properly.
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| void | WriteToDailyTransactionFile () |
| void | WriteToUserFile () |
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| const string | DAILY_TRANSACTION_FILE = "daily_transaction_file.txt" |
| const string | CURRENT_USER_ACCOUNTS_FILE = "current_user_accounts_file.txt" |
| const string | AVAILABLE_ITEMS_FILE = "aviailable_items_file.txt" |
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Writer Class to write to files @description:
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Default Constructor for Writer Class
| void Writer::WriteToAvailableItemsFile | ( | ) |
Writer class method to write to the available items file
| void Writer::WriteToDailyTransactionFile | ( | ) |
Writer Class method to write to the daily transaction file
| void Writer::WriteToUserFile | ( | ) |
Writer class method to write to the user accounts file
| const string Writer::AVAILABLE_ITEMS_FILE = "aviailable_items_file.txt" |
Constant to hold the available items file
| const string Writer::CURRENT_USER_ACCOUNTS_FILE = "current_user_accounts_file.txt" |
Constant to hold the current user accounts file name
| const string Writer::DAILY_TRANSACTION_FILE = "daily_transaction_file.txt" |
Constant to hold the daily transaction file name
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Protected attribute to open the outfile and input data into it and close the outfile


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Class for angle difference.
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Class for angle difference.
◆ AngleDiffPrecomputed()
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Precompute the angles to avoid losing time on that.
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| [in] | source_image | The source image |
| [in] | params | The projection parameters |
◆ DiffAt()
| float depth_clustering::AngleDiffPrecomputed::DiffAt |
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Compute angle-based difference. See paper for details. Only one of the following situations is possible:
- from.row > to.row
- from.row < to.row
- from.col > to.col
- from.col < to.col
- Parameters
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| [in] | from | Pixel from which to compute difference |
| [in] | to | Pixel to which to compute difference |
- Returns
- Angle difference between the values
If one of rows is biggest possible - use it. Otherwise use std::min(from.row, to.row)
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If one of cols is biggest possible - use it. Otherwise use std::min(from.col, to.col)
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Implements depth_clustering::AbstractDiff.
◆ GetBeta()
| float depth_clustering::AngleDiffPrecomputed::GetBeta |
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alpha, |
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current_depth, |
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Compute the angle of incline of the line spawned by two given beams.
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| [in] | current_depth | The reading of the first beam in meters. |
| [in] | neighbor_depth | The reading of the second beam in meters. |
- Returns
- The angle of incidence of the line spawned by endpoints of two given beams.
◆ PreComputeBetaAngles()
| void depth_clustering::AngleDiffPrecomputed::PreComputeBetaAngles |
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Precompute all angles for the image. It generates two matrices for row-wise and col-wise angles. See picture for illustration. The squares store values of angles between pixels with computation direction shown by arrows. Note that the columns matrix wraps around, i.e. the last element stores the difference in angles between the last pixel of the original image and the first one.
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| cv::Mat depth_clustering::AngleDiffPrecomputed::Visualize |
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Visualize angles as a cv::Mat
color image.
- Returns
cv::Mat
color image with red channel showing angles in row direction and green channel in col direction.
Reimplemented from depth_clustering::AbstractDiff.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- /home/ashwin/catkin_ws/src/depth_clustering/src/image_labelers/diff_helpers/angle_diff.h
- /home/ashwin/catkin_ws/src/depth_clustering/src/image_labelers/diff_helpers/angle_diff.cpp


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destroy(criteria, optionsopt) → {Promise}
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options |
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Update a document, adding new information and changing existing information.
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however, only document tables can use criteria objects which directly
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|---|---|---|---|---|
criteria |
String | Number | Object | Primary key of the document, or a criteria object. | ||
changes |
Object | Changes to apply. | ||
field |
String |
<optional> |
body | Document field name. |
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Performs an upsert. If the record does not include a value for the primary
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doc |
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Update a record.
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criteria object and a map of fields to new values. Multi-row updates are
only possible through the latter usage.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
criteria |
Object | An updated record, or a criteria object. | |
fields |
Object | If using a criteria object without a primary key, a hash of column names to their new values. | |
options |
Object |
<optional> |
Update options. |
- Source:
Returns:
If updating a single record by its primary key, the
modified record; otherwise, an array containing any modified records.
- Type
- Promise


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import torch
import torch.nn.functional as F
from timm.loss import LabelSmoothingCrossEntropy, SoftTargetCrossEntropy
from timm.data.mixup import mixup_target
Same as NLL loss with label smoothing. Label smoothing increases loss when the model is correct x
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| Summary: | The world of aerospace increasingly relies on carbon fiber reinforced polymer composites to build the structures of satellites, rockets and jet aircraft. But the life of those materials is limited by how they handle heat. Engineers are now developing a design for a heat shield that better protects those extremely fast machines. |
The world of aerospace increasingly relies on carbon fiber reinforced polymer composites to build the structures of satellites, rockets and jet aircraft.
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A team of FAMU-FSU College of Engineering researchers from Florida State University's High-Performance Materials Institute is developing a design for a heat shield that better protects those extremely fast machines. Their work will be published in the November edition of Carbon.
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The project received second place among peer-reviewed posters at the 2019 National Space and Missile Materials Symposium and received third place at the Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering 2019 University Research Symposium.
That recognition is helpful for showing the United States Air Force Office of Scientific Research, which partially supported the work, the promise of further research, Hao said.
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- Authentication
- Register and Login Page
- Admin Page
- Starter Homepage
Support or Contact
Please contact me on twitter: @tshrove or by email at tshrove+github@gmail.com


Requirements
- An Islandora repository using Drupal 9.2 or higher, with the Islandora Workbench Integration module enabled. If you are using Drupal 9.1 or earlier, please refer to the "Using Drupal 9.1 or earlier" section below.
- Python 3.6 or higher
- The following Python libraries:
- ruamel.yaml
- Requests
- progress_bar
- openpyxl
- If you want to have these libraries automatically installed, you will need Python's setuptools
Islandora Workbench has been installed and used on Linux, Mac, and Windows.
Warning
Some systems have both Python 2 and Python 3 installed. It's a good idea to check which version is used when you run python
. To do this, run python --version
, which will output something like "Python 2.7.17" or "Python 3.6.9". If python --version
indicates you're running version 2, try running python3 --version
to see if you have version 3 installed.
Installing Islandora Workbench
If you already have the required Python libraries installed, simply cloning Islandora Workbench from GitHub is all you need to do:
git clone https://github.com/mjordan/islandora_workbench.git
This will create a directory named islandora_workbench
where you will run the ./workbench
command.
If you don't already have the required libraries installed, clone this repo as above, and then use setup.py
:
sudo python3 setup.py install
If you would rather not install third-party libraries in your operating system's central Python location, or you do not have sudo
priviliges on your computer, you can install them in your user directory:
python3 setup.py install --user
After you run either of these install commands, all of the required Python libraries will be installed.
Updating Islandora Workbench
Since Islandora Workbench is under development, you will want to update it often. To do this, run the following git
command:
git pull origin main
After you pull in the latest changes using git
, it's a good idea to rerun the setup tools in case new Python libraries have been added since you last ran the setup tools (same command as above):
sudo python3 setup.py install
or if you originally installed Islandora Workbench using the --user
option:
python3 setup.py install --user
Using Drupal 9.1 or earlier
When ingesting media in Drupal versions 8.x - 9.1, Islandora Workbench has two significant limitations/bugs that you should be aware of:
- Approximately 10% of media creation attempts will likely fail. Workbench will log these failures. Additional information is available in this issue.
- A file with a filename that already exists in Islandora will overwrite the existing file, as reported in this issue.
To avoid these issues, you need to be running Drupal version 9.2 or higher.


Mission: Steal the username and password for the voting database. Hint 1 The 'fname' parameter of meme.php isn't restricted very well. Hint 2 Look at the source for vote.php Solution Fetch config.php e.g.: /meme.php?fname=config.php


Here's an example of a Lotus Button component. The lotus-button
tag
extends the HTMLElement
. In this example we use the tadDef to define the HTML view as a string.
Lotus also provides a render method of you want to render programmatically under utils.
We assign an event listener in to mediate events.
Here's an example of a Lotus Button component rendered using inline HTML. This is perhaps the most common use case as it allows HTML to be defined inline but still seperate from the code.
Here's an example of a Lotus Button component using an external skin that is loaded at runtime.
The tag definition in app.js
references the templates/button-blue.html
template file.
The file is static and will only be loaded once no matter how many instances of the tag you have.
The lotus-button
tag
extends HTMLElement
. The component registry adds the component property
which we use to mediate the component view. We assign an event listener in to mediate events.
assign and event handler to mediate the component's click event.


| Type | Text | Valid |
|---|---|---|
|
{{entry.resource.resourceType}}
profile
logical
|
|
{{getBundleDisplay(selectedContainer.bundle) | json}}
{{selectedContainer | containerMeta | json}}
{{selectedContainer.bundle | json}}
{{existingElements.list[input.selectedExistingElement] | json}}
| Type | Potential resources | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| {{key}} |
|
| {{concept.code}} | {{concept.display}} | {{concept.extension[0].valueString}} |
{{currentResource | json}}
{{currentResource | json}}
This option allows you to directly modify the resource json. This completely bypasses all checking and the resource can become invalid and unable to be updated via the Structure&Reference tab.You have been warned!
Click the 'Setup' link below to generate the Json text to edit. You can either edit in place, or copy the text from the edit box into an external editor - make the edits - and paste back again. This is likely easier (and safer)
Click the 'Save' link to update the resource from the edit box.
{{currentResource | json}}
| Path | Target resource |
|---|---|
| {{ref.path}} | {{ref.targ}} |
| From | Source path |
|---|---|
| {{ref.src}} | {{ref.path}} |
{{item.details.value | json}}
{{hashPath.ed | json}}
{{hashPath | json}}
| Severity | Details/Diagnostics |
|---|---|
| {{iss.severity}} | {{iss.details.text}}
{{iss.diagnostics}}
|
{{currentEntry.response.outcome | json}}
There are currently a number of limitations on the support for profiles in the Scenario Builder
Resources based on Logical models will be built and saved in the builder, but cannot be persisted to a FHIR server as a discrete resource when that functionity is enabled


{{customer.name}} is at {{customer.address.street}} in {{customer.address.city}} in the region {{customer.address.region}}
{{street | json}}


|
ObjectAL
2.0
ObjectAL API Reference (iOS) for Kobold2D developers
|
Handles the audio session and interrupts. More...
#include <OALAudioSession.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| void | close () |
| Close any OS resources in use by this object. | |
| void | forceEndInterruption () |
| Force an interrupt end. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| SYNTHESIZE_SINGLETON_FOR_CLASS_HEADER (OALAudioSession) | |
| Singleton implementation providing "sharedInstance" and "purgeSharedInstance" methods. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| bool | audioSessionWasActive |
| If true, the audio session was active when the interrupt occurred. | |
| OALSuspendHandler * | suspendHandler |
| Handles suspending and interrupting for this object. | |
| NSDate * | lastResetTime |
| Marks the last time the audio session was reset due to error. | |
Properties | |
| NSString * | audioSessionCategory |
| The current audio session category. | |
| bool | allowIpod |
| If YES, allow ipod music to continue playing (NOT SUPPORTED ON THE SIMULATOR). | |
| bool | ipodDucking |
| If YES, ipod music will duck (lower in volume) when the audio session activates. | |
| bool | useHardwareIfAvailable |
| Determines what to do if no other application is playing audio and allowIpod = YES (NOT SUPPORTED ON THE SIMULATOR). | |
| bool | honorSilentSwitch |
| If true, mute when backgrounded, screen locked, or the ringer switch is turned off (NOT SUPPORTED ON THE SIMULATOR). | |
| bool | handleInterruptions |
| If true, automatically handle interruptions. | |
| id< AVAudioSessionDelegate > | audioSessionDelegate |
| Delegate that will receive all audio session events. | |
| bool | ipodPlaying |
| If true, another application (usually iPod) is playing music. | |
| bool | audioSessionActive |
| If true, the audio session is active. | |
| float | hardwareVolume |
| Get the device's final hardware output volume, as controlled by the volume button on the side of the device. | |
| bool | hardwareMuted |
| Check if the hardware mute switch is on (not supported on the simulator). | |
| NSString * | audioRoute |
| Check what hardware route the audio is taking, such as "Speaker" or "Headphone" (not supported on the simulator). |
Handles the audio session and interrupts.
| void OALAudioSession::close | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Close any OS resources in use by this object.
This will close the audio session.
| void OALAudioSession::forceEndInterruption | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Force an interrupt end.
This can be useful in cases where a buggy OS fails to end an interrupt.
Be VERY CAREFUL when using this!
| OALAudioSession::SYNTHESIZE_SINGLETON_FOR_CLASS_HEADER | ( | OALAudioSession | ) | [protected] |
Singleton implementation providing "sharedInstance" and "purgeSharedInstance" methods.
- (OALAudioSupport*) sharedInstance: Get the shared singleton instance.
- (void) purgeSharedInstance: Purge (deallocate) the shared instance.
bool OALAudioSession::audioSessionWasActive [protected] |
If true, the audio session was active when the interrupt occurred.
NSDate* OALAudioSession::lastResetTime [protected] |
Marks the last time the audio session was reset due to error.
This is used to avoid getting stuck in a rapid-fire reset-error loop.
OALSuspendHandler* OALAudioSession::suspendHandler [protected] |
Handles suspending and interrupting for this object.
bool OALAudioSession::allowIpod [read, write, assign] |
If YES, allow ipod music to continue playing (NOT SUPPORTED ON THE SIMULATOR).
Note: If this is enabled, and another app is playing music, background audio playback will use the SOFTWARE codecs, NOT hardware.
If allowIpod = NO, the application will ALWAYS use hardware decoding.
Default value: YES
NSString * OALAudioSession::audioRoute [read, assign] |
Check what hardware route the audio is taking, such as "Speaker" or "Headphone" (not supported on the simulator).
bool OALAudioSession::audioSessionActive [read, write, assign] |
If true, the audio session is active.
NSString * OALAudioSession::audioSessionCategory [read, write, retain] |
The current audio session category.
If this value is explicitly set, the other session properties "allowIpod", "useHardwareIfAvailable", "honorSilentSwitch", and "ipodDucking" may be modified to remain compatible with the category.
Default value: nil
id< AVAudioSessionDelegate > OALAudioSession::audioSessionDelegate [read, write, assign] |
Delegate that will receive all audio session events.
bool OALAudioSession::handleInterruptions [read, write, assign] |
If true, automatically handle interruptions.
Default value: YES
bool OALAudioSession::hardwareMuted [read, assign] |
Check if the hardware mute switch is on (not supported on the simulator).
Note: If headphones are plugged in, hardwareMuted will always return FALSE regardless of the switch state.
float OALAudioSession::hardwareVolume [read, assign] |
Get the device's final hardware output volume, as controlled by the volume button on the side of the device.
bool OALAudioSession::honorSilentSwitch [read, write, assign] |
If true, mute when backgrounded, screen locked, or the ringer switch is turned off (NOT SUPPORTED ON THE SIMULATOR).
Default value: YES
bool OALAudioSession::ipodDucking [read, write, assign] |
If YES, ipod music will duck (lower in volume) when the audio session activates.
Default value: NO
bool OALAudioSession::ipodPlaying [read, assign] |
If true, another application (usually iPod) is playing music.
bool OALAudioSession::useHardwareIfAvailable [read, write, assign] |
Determines what to do if no other application is playing audio and allowIpod = YES (NOT SUPPORTED ON THE SIMULATOR).
If NO, the application will ALWAYS use software decoding. The advantage to this is that the user can background your application and then start audio playing from another application. If useHardwareIfAvailable = YES, the user won't be able to do this.
If this is set to YES, the application will use hardware decoding if no other application is currently playing audio. However, no other application will be able to start playing audio if it wasn't playing already.
Note: This switch has no effect if allowIpod = NO.
Default value: YES


live-py-plugin
Live coding in Python implemented as an Eclipse plug in. To see how it works, watch the demo video or read the blog post.
Installing
- Install the PyDev plugin and Eclipse if you don't already have them.
- Download the latest version of the live-py plugin jar file from the downloads page.
-
Copy the plugin jar file to Eclipse's dropins folder. On my workstation I was able to do that in two different ways.
-
Copy it to the system-wide Eclipse installation.
sudo cp live-py_<IP_ADDRESS>206132143.jar /usr/lib/eclipse/dropins/
-
Copy it to your
.eclipse
folder in your home directory. This doesn't require sudo permission.mkdir ~/.eclipse/org.eclipse.platform_3.7.0_155965261/dropins cp live-py_<IP_ADDRESS>206132219.jar \ ~/.eclipse/org.eclipse.platform_3.7.0_155965261/dropins
-
Restart Eclipse.
-
Open any Python file, and add a comment like this:
# echo on
You should see an extra column next to the line numbers that shows the results of any code that runs. It may be less distracting to turn off the line numbers.
Uninstalling
- Delete the jar file from the dropins directory.
- Restart Eclipse.
Working Features
- local variable assignments
- looping
- function calls, and multiple calls.
- compile errors
- runtime exceptions
- infinite loops halted.
To do
- print statements don't work.
- Any syntax error currently blanks out the results, should just show previous result with error marker.
- Figure out how to add a horizontal scroll bar.
- Move ruler to right side.


Welcome! This is retailBanking project. This project is developed by using flask and MySQL. Working of this retail Banking is given below
1. Download and extract the project
2. I'm using xampp, so you can also use it and Create the database
3. Upload or Import retaulbank.sql in your database.
4. Download python 3.x and install on your PC. My pc is 64bit so i installed Python3(64bit). Set environmental variable for both python and pip or else you get command not found.
5. I've used virtual environment. It's not necessary, but using virtual environment is preferable
D:\flask\retailbank> cd venv/Scripts/activate
Virtual environment is activated now
(venv) D:\flask\retailbank>
For deactivate virtual environment
D:\flask\newsland> cd venv/Scripts/deactivate
If no virtual environment found
D:\flask\retailbank> python -m venv venv
6. Install All Requirments
D:\flask\newsland> pip install -r requirements.txt
7. To run
D:\flask\newsland>python app.py
or
D:\flask\newsland>flask run
8. To login http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/login
Admin credential => username : admin, password: !1Qqwerty


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About PizzaMania
Creator: Suraj Shrestha
Dapp Version: 1.0
Liscence: MIT(Open Source)
Deployed Date: December 05, 2019
Contract: pizzamanina@info.com


The number of digits of the fraction to be displayed is given by fractionWidth.
The width must be non-negative. If the width parameter is not large enough to represent the value of r, it is implicitly increased as needed.
The fractionWidthmust be non-negative. The displayed value is rounded to the nearest decimal equivalent with this accuracy. In the case of a tie, the value is rounded to the next larger value. The result string is of the form:
If the leftmost digit is zero, then it is the only digit to the left of the decimal point.
The frealstr function approximates the inverse of strreal, although round-off errors keep these from being exact inverses.
{blank} [-]{digit}. {digit}


Find Your Place With SASE
The Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers (SASE) is a non-profit dedicated to the advancement of heritage scientists and engineers in education and employment so that they can achieve their full career potential.
SASE's mission is to:
Join the SASE movement @ www.saseconnect.org
The SASE student chapter at UCSB was founded in January 2015 with a mission to provide STEM students with opportunities promoting academic support, community involvement, and professional development.
Since our establishment, SASE UCSB was recognized as the Most Outstanding New Chapter in 2016 and received an honorable mention for Most Influential Chapter in 2018. Several of our members have also been recognized at the National level for their commitment and contribution to SASE such as Jessica Wong (2016 Collegiate Star, 2017 National Role Model), Shreyas Canchi Radhakrishna (2018 Collegiate Star), and Swetha Cherukuri (2019 Collegiate Star).


Persisting State of Components
The IntelliJ Platform provides an API that allows components or services to persist their state between restarts of the IDE. You can use either a simple API to persist a few values or persist the state of more complicated components using the PersistentStateComponent
interface.
Using PropertiesComponent for simple non-roamable persistence
If the only thing that your plugin needs to persist is a few simple values, the easiest way to do so is to use the com.intellij.ide.util.PropertiesComponent
service. It can be used for saving both application-level values and project-level values (stored in the workspace file). Roaming is disabled for PropertiesComponent
, so use it only for temporary, non-roamable properties.
Use the PropertiesComponent.getInstance()
method for storing application-level values, and the PropertiesComponent.getInstance(Project)
method for storing project-level values.
Since all plugins share the same namespace, it is highly recommended to prefix key names (e.g., using your plugin ID).
Using PersistentStateComponent
The com.intellij.openapi.components.PersistentStateComponent
interface gives you the most flexibility for defining the values to be persisted, their format, and storage location.
To use it:
- mark a service as implementing the
PersistentStateComponent
interface - define the state class
- specify the storage location using
@com.intellij.openapi.components.State
Note that instances of extensions cannot persist their state by implementing PersistentStateComponent
. If your extension needs to have a persistent state, you need to define a separate service responsible for managing that state.
Implementing the PersistentStateComponent interface
The implementation of PersistentStateComponent
needs to be parameterized with the type of the state class. The state class can either be a separate JavaBean class, or the class implementing PersistentStateComponent
itself.
In the former case, the instance of the state class is typically stored as a field in the PersistentStateComponent
class:
@State(...)
class MyService implements PersistentStateComponent<MyService.State> {
static class State {
public String value;
}
State myState;
public State getState() {
return myState;
}
public void loadState(State state) {
myState = state;
}
}
In the latter case, you can use the following pattern to implement getState()
and loadState()
methods:
@State(...)
class MyService implements PersistentStateComponent<MyService> {
public String stateValue;
public MyService getState() {
return this;
}
public void loadState(MyService state) {
XmlSerializerUtil.copyBean(state, this);
}
}
Implementing the state class
The implementation of PersistentStateComponent
works by serializing public fields, annotated private fields and bean properties into an XML format.
The following types of values can be persisted:
- numbers (both primitive types, such as
int
, and boxed types, such asInteger
) - booleans
- strings
- collections
- maps
- enums
For other types, extend com.intellij.util.xmlb.Converter
:
class LocalDateTimeConverter extends Converter<LocalDateTime> {
public LocalDateTime fromString(String value) {
final long epochMilli = Long.parseLong(value);
final ZoneId zoneId = ZoneId.systemDefault();
return Instant.ofEpochMilli(epochMilli).atZone(zoneId).toLocalDateTime();
}
public String toString(LocalDateTime value) {
final ZoneId zoneId = ZoneId.systemDefault();
final long toEpochMilli = value.atZone(zoneId).toInstant().toEpochMilli();
return Long.toString(toEpochMilli);
}
}
Define the converter above in @com.intellij.util.xmlb.annotations.OptionTag
or @com.intellij.util.xmlb.annotations.Attribute
:
class State {
@OptionTag(converter = LocalDateTimeConverter.class)
public LocalDateTime dateTime;
}
To exclude a public field or bean property from serialization, annotate the field or getter with @com.intellij.util.xmlb.annotations.Transient
.
Note that the state class must have a default constructor. It should return the default state of the component (one used if there is nothing persisted in the XML files yet).
State class should have an equals
method, but if it is not implemented, state objects will be compared by fields. When using Kotlin, use Data Classes.
Defining the storage location
To specify where exactly the persisted values will be stored, you need to add a @State
annotation to the PersistentStateComponent
class.
It has the following fields:
name
(required) — specifies the name of the state (name of the root tag in XML).storages
— one or more<EMAIL_ADDRESS>annotations to specify the storage locations. Optional for project-level values — standard project file will be used in this case.reloadable
(optional) — if set to false, complete project (or application) reload is required when the XML file is changed externally and the state has changed.
The simplest ways of specifying the @Storage
annotation are as follows (since 2016.x; for previous versions, please see old version of this document):
-
@Storage("yourName.xml")
If a component is project-level — for.ipr
based projects standard project file is used automatically - no need to specify anything. -
@Storage(StoragePathMacros.WORKSPACE_FILE)
for values stored in the workspace file.
By specifying a different value for the value
parameter (file
before 2016.x), the state will be persisted in a different file.
The roamingType
parameter of the @Storage
annotation specifies the roaming type when the Settings Repository plugin is used.
Customizing the XML format of persisted values
Please consider using annotation parameters only to achieve backward compatibility. Otherwise, please feel free to file issues about serialization cosmetics.
If you want to use the default bean serialization but need to customize the storage format in XML (for example, for compatibility with previous versions of your plugin or externally defined XML formats), you can use the @Tag
, @Attribute
, @Property
, @MapAnnotation
, @AbstractCollection
annotations.
Please see com.intellij.util.xmlb.annotations
’s package.html
for more information.
If the state that you need to serialize doesn’t map cleanly to a JavaBean, you can use org.jdom.Element
as the state class. In that case, you can use the getState()
method to build an XML element with an arbitrary structure, which will then be saved directly in the state XML file. In the loadState()
method, you can deserialize the JDOM element tree using any custom logic. Please note this is not recommended and should be avoided whenever possible.
Persistent component lifecycle
The loadState()
method is called after the component has been created (only if there is some non-default state persisted for the component), and after the XML file with the persisted state is changed externally (for example, if the project file was updated from the version control system). In the latter case, the component is responsible for updating the UI and other related components according to the changed state.
The getState()
method is called every time the settings are saved (for example, on frame deactivation or when closing the IDE). If the state returned from getState()
is equal to the default state (obtained by creating the state class with a default constructor), nothing is persisted in the XML. Otherwise, the returned state is serialized in XML and stored.
Legacy API (JDOMExternalizable)
Older components use the JDOMExternalizable
interface for persisting state. It uses the readExternal()
method for reading the state from a JDOM element, and writeExternal()
to write the state to it.
Implementations can store the state in attributes and sub-elements manually, or use the DefaultJDOMExternalizer
class to store the values of all public fields automatically.
Components save their state in the following files:
- Project-level: project (
.ipr
) file. However, if the workspace option in theplugin.xml
file is set totrue
, then workspace (.iws
) file will be used instead. - Module-level: module (
.iml
) file.


General election: Carrie Symonds 'takes six weeks off work' to campaign to keep Boris Johnson in No10
PR expert Miss Symonds, 31, is set to target key seats the Conservatives must win to scoop a majority
by Ben Glaze, Oliver Milne, https://www.facebook.com/MirrorPolitics, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/oliver-milne/Boris Johnson’s girlfriend Carrie Symonds will hit the campaign trial in a bid to keep her boyfriend in No10.
PR expert Miss Symonds, 31, is set to target key seats the Conservatives must win to scoop a majority.
She has reportedly taken six weeks unpaid leave from her job at environmental group Oceana so she can battle for young female candidates in marginals.
Baroness Anne Jenkin, co-founder of the Women2Win group set up by Theresa May to help get more female Conservative MPs, said: “Carrie is an experienced campaigner and I know women candidates will be delighted to have her support in their constituencies over the next few weeks.”
Miss Symonds was the Tories’ communications chief until last year.
In 2017, she masterminded Brexiteer Zac Goldsmith’s shock victory in the Remain-supporting seat of Richmond Park, South-West London.
One of her first election stops is set to be in Bishop Auckland, Co Durham, where Tory Dehenna Davison is attempting to overturn a 502 majority to unseat Labour ’s Helen Goodman.
Ms Davison, 26, told The Mail on Sunday: “As a young, female Tory candidate, I’m not exactly the norm, and Carrie has been so supportive in helping me to promote my campaign.”
It is also expected that the so-called First Girlfriend will join the Prime Minister on the traditional bus tour of the country during the final crucial weeks of the campaign, according to the Mail on Sunday.
Miss Symonds bid to help get more Tory women elected came after several prominent female MPs said they wouln't restand for Parliament - citing the abuse they recieve.
Culture Secretary Nicky Morgan has said she is standing down as an MP - because of the "clear impact" on her family and the abuse she has received.
In her resignation letter she said: "The abuse for doing the job of a modern MP can only be justified if, ultimately, parliament does what it is supposed to do - represent those we serve in all areas of policy, respect votes cast by the electorate and make decisions in the overall national interest."


Dear {{name}},
We were not able to verify your account with the information you provided, we will need additional information to confirm your identity.
{% for field in fields %}{{field}}
{% endfor %} Please visit {{url}} to submit additional information.The {{appName}} Support Team


I've been interested in trying Morning Glory Seeds for awhile, but the consistent report of nausea has made me wary. From reading other people's experiences they seemed to get nausea regardless of how they ingested it. After reading more online, I found that this was likely due to small traces of cyanide found in the seed shells.
It seemed to me, people who ingested the seeds on an empty stomach had the best luck with avoiding longer periods of nausea and vomiting.
Today I finally decided to give it a try, so I gave it a low dose test run, chewing 1.5g of seeds. My reason for a this was just to make sure my body responded well enough to the substance. I had eaten a bowl of cereal about two hours before. I ate a hot pocket and a banana an hour after chewing the seeds.
Other than very mild cramps and not so mild gas, I felt fine. I noticed very slight visual movement when looking at patterns. Walking felt good. My legs were stimulated and a bit tingly. Emotional effects were present, but not strong. My mood definitely felt different, but I couldn't determine how so.
I will be increasing the dose probably later tonight to 4g. Until then, I will refrain from eating, so that my stomach is empty.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block body %}
The following table shows products bought by Household
| QUANTITY | RETAIL_DISC ID | SUB_COMMODITY_DESC | COMMODITY_DESC | SALES_VALUE | WEEKLY_SALES_VALUE | DAY | WEEK_NO | COUPON_MATCH_DISC ID | COUPON_DISC | BASKET_ID | STORE_ID | Basket Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{record.QUANTITY}} | {{record.RETAIL_DISC}} | {{record.SUB_COMMODITY_DESC}} | {{record.COMMODITY_DESC}} | {{record.SALES_VALUE}} | {{record.TOTAL_SALES}} | {{record.DAY}} | {{record.WEEK_NO}} | {{record.COUPON_MATCH_DISC}} | {{record.COUPON_DISC}} | {{record.BASKET_ID}} | {{record.STORE_ID}} | {%endfor%}


import { instrument } from "../synth"
import Gain from "../kit/gain"
import Pulse from "../kit/pulse"
import GainEnvelope from "../kit/gain-envelope"
import OscBank from "../kit/osc-bank"
Tonewheel aka clonewheel synth
import { instrument } from "../synth"
import Gain from "../kit/gain"
import Pulse from "../kit/pulse"
import GainEnvelope from "../kit/gain-envelope"
import OscBank from "../kit/osc-bank"
This will be an simple model of a Hammond B3 organ. Reproducing the sound of that instrument is a complex task, I”ll only recreate a very simplified model. Any sonic resemblance with the original is just coincidence.
References
const RATIOS = [0.5, 1.498823530, 1, 2, 2.997647060, 4, 5.040941178, 5.995294120, 8]
The sound on a tonewheel Hammond organ is varied through the manipulation of drawbars. A drawbar is a metal slider that controls the volume of a particular sound component, in a similar way to a fader on an audio mixing board. As a drawbar is incrementally pulled out, it increases the volume of its sound. When pushed all the way in, the volume is decreased to zero
const PRESETS = {
gospel: toState("88 8000 008"),
blues: toState("88 8800 000"),
bluesB: toState("88 5324 588"),
booker: toState("88 8630 000"),
onions: toState("80 8800 008"),
smith: toState("88 8000 000"),
mcgriff: toState("86 8600 006"),
errol: toState("80 0008 888"),
genesis: toState("33 6866 330"),
}
Given a preset, return a state fragment
function toState (preset) {
if (preset) {
const norm = (preset.replace(/[^012345678]/g, "") + "000000000").slice(0, 9)
const gains = norm.split("").map((n) => Math.abs(+n / 8))
return {
bank: { gains }
}
}
}
export default function Tonewheel (ac, preset) {
preset = preset ? toState(preset) : PRESETS["smith"]
const state = Object.assign({}, Tonewheel.defaults, preset)
Tonewheel instrument output
const tw = instrument(ac, {
bank: [OscBank(ac, RATIOS), "envelope"],
envelope: [GainEnvelope, "amp"],
click: [Pulse, "output"],
amp: [Gain, "output"],
}).update(state)
tw.setPreset = (preset, time) => {
const newState = PRESETS[preset] || toState(preset)
tw.update(newState)
}
API
tw.trigger = (freq, time, dur) => {
tw.bank.update(freq, time)
tw.envelope.trigger(time, dur)
return tw
}
return tw
}
Tonewheel.defaults = {
bank: {
types: ["sine"],
},
amp: {
gain: 0.8,
}
}


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- generateDevices(int) - Static method in class functions.Demo
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Generates the given number of devices and stores them in the database.
- getAllDevices() - Method in class functions.dmf.DMF
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Returns a list of all devices in the database.
- getAllGridData() - Method in class functions.dmf.DMF
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Returns a list of all grid data in the database.
- getAllWeatherData() - Method in class functions.dmf.DMF
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Returns a list of all weather data in the database.
- getCapacity() - Method in class types.GridData
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- getControlDevices() - Method in class functions.cf.ControlDevice
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- getDeficit() - Method in class functions.dmf.DMF
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- getDemand() - Method in class types.GridData
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- getDeviceDescription() - Method in class types.Device
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- getDeviceId() - Method in class types.Device
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- getDeviceOwner() - Method in class types.Device
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- getDevices() - Method in class functions.rf.ResponsePackage
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- getDevices() - Method in class misc.DummyDataMaker
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- getDevicesPercentages() - Method in class functions.rf.ResponsePackage
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- getDeviceUsage() - Method in class types.Device
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- getDueDate() - Method in class functions.cf.ControlDevice
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- getLocality() - Method in class types.GridData
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- getLocality() - Method in class types.WeatherData
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- getOriginalDevices() - Method in class functions.rf.ResponseFunction
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- getPanel() - Method in class functions.cf.DeficitGraph
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Returns the deficit graph panel.
- getPanel() - Method in class functions.cf.SolarRadiationGraph
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Returns the solar radiation graph panel.
- getPanel() - Method in class functions.cf.TemperatureGraph
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Returns the temperature graph panel.
- getPanel() - Method in class functions.cf.WindGraph
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Returns the wind graph panel.
- getPriority() - Method in class types.Device
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- getSolarRadiation() - Method in class types.WeatherData
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- getTemperature() - Method in class types.WeatherData
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- getTimestamp() - Method in class types.GridData
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- getTimestamp() - Method in class types.WeatherData
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- getType() - Method in class functions.cf.ControlDevice
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- getWindDirection() - Method in class types.WeatherData
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- getWindSpeed() - Method in class types.WeatherData
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- GridData - Class in types
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- GridData(int, int) - Constructor for class types.GridData
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Creates a new GridData given the grid's day and hour.
- GridData(int, int, int, int) - Constructor for class types.GridData
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Creates a new GridData given the grid's month, day, year, and hour.
- GridData(String, String, int, int) - Constructor for class types.GridData
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Creates a new GridData given the grid's locality, timestamp, capacity, and demand.
- groupDevicesByPriority() - Method in class functions.rf.ResponseFunction
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Returns the list of lists of devices group by highest priority level (0) to lowest priority level (9).


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