- Every page has the Unravel Title Bar. No matter what your permissions the pages available to you are listed on the left with the one you are viewing underlined and noted below in the black bar. To the right there is a search box, Docs Button, possibly a support button, and a pull-down menu. See Supported Roles and Role Based Access Control for information on various roles, un/restricted end-users and admin permissions including read/write or read-only permissions.
- If you are end-user restricted by Role Based Access Control, you can only view the Applications page. The pull-down menu only has About and Logout available.
- If you are unrestricted end-user or an admin, you have all the pages available with possible read/write restrictions. The pull-down menu has Manage, About and Logout available.
- If your admin has disabled Support there is no Support Button, for example
- If you can configure the date range, time period, or cluster(s) to use these options will be available in the title bar. You set them using the pull down menus on the banner.
- When there are multiple tabs, click on the tab to display its contents.
- When detailed or further information is available open section () is in the upper right hand corner; click on it for further information.
- To expand section to the width of the entire tile click on the double arrows displayed (); to close it click on ().
- Clicking on the application name/id/workflow usually bring ups information on the appplication, fragment etc, i.e., the Spark Application Manager, table information, etc.
- Lists/Tables
- Can be sorted by a column, i.e., start time, in ascending or descending order. The sort column highlights the arrow indicating the sort order (). Click on the column name to use it for the sort. Clicking on a column being used reverses the sort order.
- If you can chose which columns to display a plus () is on the right end of the table header. Click on it to see the column headings; check/uncheck the column heading to show/hide the column.
- When applicable, the application status is color
coded: , , , , ,
- Clicking on the app name/id/workflow usually bring ups the information on the app, i.e., the Spark Application Manager, table information, etc.
- When applicable, the Notifications column () notes if Unravel has tuning suggestions (), an Auto Action alert () or both ().
- When relevant there is an Auto Actions/Events column (). The number of auto actions/events (0-n) triggered is noted.
- When an application has a parent a link to it will appear in the GoTo column (), its title bar or a more info glyph (). Click on it glyph display its parent APM.
- A block glyph () allows you to open the row details in a block below the tile. Click on it open/close the block. Green indicates the block is displayed; it’s gray when closed
- Graphs (see Operations | Usage Details |
Infrastructure
for detailed examples)
- Hovering over a line in a graph causes the information to be displayed in a text box ().
- When “Applications running at *mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss” *is displayed below the graph(s) a list of relevant applications, if any, running/attempted is displayed. Clicking within the graph displays the relevant, if any, applications for that point in time.
- Clicking Show More () expands the chart to the full width of your browser. Click on the close window on the right side of title bar to return to the previous view.
- If graph can be displayed based upon Group By, Tags, Metric, etc., a pull down box will be displayed () in the upper right hand corner.
- Click to print or download the information in the graph in various forms, i.e., jpg, png, csv.
- If you can zoom in/out of a diagram/execution graph the magnifiers (, ) in the upper right hand corner. Click to return to the initial view.
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CSPICE_DAFEC reads comment text from the comment area of a DAF.
Given:
handle file handle referring to a DAF file.
[1,1] = size(handle); int32 = class(handle)
bufsiz the maximum number of comment lines to copy to 'buffer'.
[1,1] = size(bufsiz); int32 = class(bufsiz)
lenout allowed length of each string element of the output 'buffer'.
This length must be large enough to hold the longest output
string. The SPICE system imposes no limit on the length of
comment lines, so 'lenout' normally should be set to a
"generous" value that is unlikely to be exceeded.
[1,1] = size(lenout); int32 = class(lenout)
the call:
[buffer, done] = cspice_dafec( handle, bufsiz, lenout )
returns:
buffer array containing the comment lines read from the DAF
associated with 'handle'.
On output, 'buffer' contains 'bufsiz' or less strings of comment
text, with one comment line per string ( bufsiz >= n).
[n,c1] = size(buffer); char = class(buffer)
done logical indicating whether or not all of the comment
lines from the comment area of the DAF have been read. This
variable has value true after the last comment line has been
read. It will have a false value otherwise.
If no comments exist in the comment area, this variable
returns as true.
[1,1] = size(done); logical = class(done)
Any numerical results shown for this example may differ between
platforms as the results depend on the SPICE kernels used as input
and the machine specific arithmetic implementation.
%
% Define an SPK from which to extract the comment area.
%
SPK = 'de421.bsp';
%
% Define the size of the comment area to read from the SPK.
% 15 lines, each with length 80 characters.
%
BUFSIZE = 15;
LINLEN = 80;
%
% Open the 'SPK' for reading, return the corresponding
% file handle to 'handle'.
%
handle = cspice_dafopr( SPK );
done = false;
[buf, done] = cspice_dafec( handle, BUFSIZE, LINLEN );
output = cellstr(buf);
for i=1:numel(output)
fprintf( '%s\n', char(output(i)) );
end
if done
fprintf( 'All comments read from file.\n' );
else
fprintf( 'Not all comments read from file.\n' );
end
%
% SAFELY close the file.
%
cspice_dafcls( handle )
Matlab outputs:
; de421.bsp LOG FILE
;
; Created 2008-02-12/11:33:34.00.
;
; BEGIN NIOSPK COMMANDS
LEAPSECONDS_FILE = naif0007.tls
SPK_FILE = de421.bsp
SPK_LOG_FILE = de421_spk_conversion.log
NOTE = NIOSPK 6.1.0 Conversion
SOURCE_NIO_FILE = de421.nio
BEGIN_TIME = CAL-ET 1899 JUL 29 00:00:00.000
END_TIME = CAL-ET 2053 OCT 09 00:00:00.000
; END NIOSPK COMMANDS
Not all comments read from file.
The program outputs BUFSIZ (15) lines from the 'SPK' comment area.
Additional calls to cspice_dafec will read more comment lines
from the SPK in slices of BUFSIZ.
Reading all comment lines from 'SPK' requires a large value for BUFSIZ.
In this case, a BUFSIZ value of 50 will read all comment lines from
'SPK' in a single cspice_dafec.
A binary DAF contains an area which is reserved for storing
annotations or descriptive textual information describing the data
contained in a file. This area is referred to as the ``comment
area'' of the file. The comment area of a DAF is a line
oriented medium for storing textual information. The comment
area preserves any leading or embedded white space in the line(s)
of text which are stored, so that the appearance of the of
information will be unchanged when it is retrieved (extracted) at
some other time. Trailing blanks, however, are NOT preserved,
due to the way that character strings are represented in
standard Fortran 77.
This routine will read the comments from the comment area of
a binary DAF, placing them into a line buffer. If the line
buffer is not large enough to hold the entire comment area,
the portion read will be returned to the caller, and the DONE
flag will be set to false. This allows the comment area to be
read in ``chunks,'' a buffer at a time. After all of the comment
lines have been read, the `done' flag will be set to true.
This routine can be used to ``simultaneously'' extract comments
from the comment areas of multiple binary DAFs.
For important details concerning this module's function, please refer to
the CSPICE routine dafec_c.
MICE.REQ
DAF.REQ
-Mice Version 1.0.0, 20-JUL-2012, EDW (JPL)
extract comments from a DAF
|


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As we're currently developing the predictive text feature, this page is subject to break as model
specifications change and new features are added. Please update the backing model file as necessary.


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aw
Grammar
E0 = aw( w0 )
global variable
d_time
Explanation
Function which calculates a coordinate transform matrix around an angular velocity vector w0 of the base.
Suppose the base rotates at a rate of w0.
If its attitude (coordinate transform matrix) at time t = n is
IA0n ,
a linear approximation of its attitude at t = n + d_time is
IA0n+d_time
= aw( w0 ) * IA0n


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public class ContextQueryGenerator
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ContextQueryGenerator() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForConcurrentAtEndTimeFinishedLlc(LowLevelContext llc,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for finished Low Level Context
instances which are concurrent at the end time of a Low Level Context
instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForConcurrentAtEndTimeUnfinishedLlc(LowLevelContext llc,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for unfinished Low Level Context
instances which are concurrent at the end time of a Low Level Context
instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForConcurrentAtStartTimeFinishedLlc(LowLevelContext llc,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for finished Low Level Context
instances which are concurrent at the start time of a Low Level Context
instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForConcurrentAtStartTimeUnfinishedLlc(LowLevelContext llc,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for unfinished Low Level Context
instances which are concurrent at the start time of a Low Level Context
instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForLlcWithEndTimeInWindowAndNoContiguousLlc(com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Literal windowStart,
com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Literal windowEnd,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for the Low Level Context instances
which have their end time within a time window and which do not have a
contiguous Low Level Context instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForLlcWithStartTimeInWindow(com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Literal windowStart,
com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Literal windowEnd,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for Low Level Context instances which
have their start time within a time window.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForPreviousValidAndFinishedHlc(NutritionContext hlc,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for the previous valid and finished
High Level Context instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForPreviousValidAndFinishedHlc(PhysicalActivityContext hlc,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for the previous valid and finished
High Level Context instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForPreviousValidAndFinishedLlc(LowLevelContext llc,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for the previous valid and finished Low
Level Context instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForPreviousValidAndFinishedLlc(com.hp.hpl.jena.ontology.OntClass category,
com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Resource user,
com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Literal time,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for the previous valid and finished Low
Level Context instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForPreviousValidAndUnfinishedHlc(NutritionContext hlc,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for the previous valid and unfinished
High Level Context instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForPreviousValidAndUnfinishedHlc(PhysicalActivityContext hlc,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for the previous valid and unfinished
High Level Context instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForPreviousValidAndUnfinishedLlc(LowLevelContext llc,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for the previous valid and unfinished
Low Level Context instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForPreviousValidAndUnfinishedLlc(com.hp.hpl.jena.ontology.OntClass category,
com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Resource user,
com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Literal time,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for the previous valid and unfinished
Low Level Context instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForStartTimeOfNextHlc(NutritionContext hlc,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for the start time of the next High
Level Context instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForStartTimeOfNextHlc(PhysicalActivityContext hlc,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for the start time of the next High
Level Context instance.
|
static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query |
generateQueryForStartTimeOfNextLlc(LowLevelContext llc,
ContextOntology ont)
Method to generate a SPARQL query for the start time of the next Low
Level Context instance.
|
public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForPreviousValidAndUnfinishedHlc(PhysicalActivityContext hlc, ContextOntology ont)
hlc
- High Level Context instance for which the previous context
should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForPreviousValidAndUnfinishedHlc(NutritionContext hlc, ContextOntology ont)
hlc
- High Level Context instance for which the previous context
should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForPreviousValidAndFinishedHlc(PhysicalActivityContext hlc, ContextOntology ont)
hlc
- High Level Context instance for which the previous context
should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForPreviousValidAndFinishedHlc(NutritionContext hlc, ContextOntology ont)
hlc
- High Level Context instance for which the previous context
should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForStartTimeOfNextHlc(PhysicalActivityContext hlc, ContextOntology ont)
hlc
- High Level Context instance for which the start time of the
next context should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForStartTimeOfNextHlc(NutritionContext hlc, ContextOntology ont)
hlc
- High Level Context instance for which the start time of the
next context should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForPreviousValidAndUnfinishedLlc(LowLevelContext llc, ContextOntology ont)
llc
- Low Level Context instance for which the previous context
should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForPreviousValidAndUnfinishedLlc(com.hp.hpl.jena.ontology.OntClass category, com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Resource user, com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Literal time, ContextOntology ont)
category
- OntClass representing the category, i.e., activity, emotion or
location, for which a previous Low Level Context instance
should be matched.user
- Resource representing the instance of the user for which the
previous Low Level Context instance should be matched.time
- xsd:dateTime typed Literal representing the time for which the
previous Low Level Context instance should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForPreviousValidAndFinishedLlc(LowLevelContext llc, ContextOntology ont)
llc
- Low Level Context instance for which the previous context
should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForPreviousValidAndFinishedLlc(com.hp.hpl.jena.ontology.OntClass category, com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Resource user, com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Literal time, ContextOntology ont)
category
- OntClass representing the category, i.e., activity, emotion or
location, for which a previous Low Level Context instance
should be matched.user
- Resource representing the instance of the user for which the
previous Low Level Context instance should be matched.time
- xsd:dateTime typed Literal representing the time for which the
previous Low Level Context instance should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForStartTimeOfNextLlc(LowLevelContext llc, ContextOntology ont)
llc
- Low Level Context instance for which the start time of the
next context should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForLlcWithStartTimeInWindow(com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Literal windowStart, com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Literal windowEnd, ContextOntology ont)
windowStart
- xsd:dateTime typed Literal representing the start time of the
window.windowEnd
- xsd:dateTime typed Literal representing the end time of the
window.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForLlcWithEndTimeInWindowAndNoContiguousLlc(com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Literal windowStart, com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.model.Literal windowEnd, ContextOntology ont)
windowStart
- xsd:dateTime typed Literal representing the start time of the
window.windowEnd
- xsd:dateTime typed Literal representing the end time of the
window.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForConcurrentAtStartTimeUnfinishedLlc(LowLevelContext llc, ContextOntology ont)
llc
- Low Level Context instance for which concurrent context
instances should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForConcurrentAtStartTimeFinishedLlc(LowLevelContext llc, ContextOntology ont)
llc
- Low Level Context instance for which concurrent context
instances should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForConcurrentAtEndTimeUnfinishedLlc(LowLevelContext llc, ContextOntology ont)
llc
- Low Level Context instance for which concurrent context
instances should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.public static com.hp.hpl.jena.query.Query generateQueryForConcurrentAtEndTimeFinishedLlc(LowLevelContext llc, ContextOntology ont)
llc
- Low Level Context instance for which concurrent context
instances should be matched.ont
- Context Ontology which represents the Mining Minds Context
Model.


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fun main() {
println("Hello, World!")
}
(defn -main [& args]
(println "Hello, World!"))
object HelloWorld {
def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
println("Hello, world!")
}
}
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Java
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Programming language for Android, mobile cross-platform and web development, server-side, native, and data science. Open source forever Github.
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fun main() {
println("Hello, World!")
}
Nice and compact
Works well on Android
(defn -main [& args]
(println "Hello, World!"))
Lisp-like
Few simple concepts
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Node
Deno
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Vision Transformers(ViT) in JAX/Flax is a re-implementation of the paper “An Image is Worth 16x16 Words: Transformers for Image Recognition at Scale”
Install¶
pip install vit-flax
Sample usage¶
import jax
from jax import numpy as jnp
from flax import nn
from vit_flax import ViT
rng = jax.random.PRNGKey(0)
module = ViT.partial(patch_size=32, dim=1024, depth=6, num_heads=8, dense_dims=(2048, 2048), img_size=256, num_classes=10)
_, initial_params = module.init_by_shape(
rng, [((1, 256, 256, 3), jnp.float32)]
)
model = nn.Model(module, initial_params)
img = jax.random.uniform(rng, (1,256,256,3))
output = model(img)


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"The child was severely injured and died in the ambulance," police said, after Sunday (Nov 24) night's accident.
An investigation has been opened, and on Monday the city - capital of the independent Grand Duchy - said all street markets would be closed for the day.
"The sculpture couldn't have just fallen by itself," protested French sculptor Samuel Girault, who has been questioned by Luxembourg police.
Girault told AFP he had 19 years experience in carving ice and the base of the fallen work weighed two tonnes.
The accident happened just metres from the ice rink at the capital city's annual Christmas fair which opened on Thursday.


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Navigate to the list of all your meetings.
You can easily import the file to your calendar
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This game was inspired by Oregon Trail. I wanted to fuse additional elements such as classes, combat, and even unlockable content. I started out making a physical paper version of the game to demo it and then began coding it in Python.
Python
This was a basic party select screen. The classes are mostly just placeholders.


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Buttons is a set of directives that helps creating Bootstrap radio buttons and checkboxes
With the release of Bootstrap 5, there is not much interest in having a dedicated set of directives to manage button groups. Markup and styles have changed. Everything works out of the box with pure Angular without 3rd party libraries.
Here is how buttons might look like with pure Angular and Bootstrap 5 CSS.
Value: {{ radio.value }}
Value: {{ checkbox.value | json }}
Before Bootstrap 5 we've used a set of directives (NgbLabel
, NgbButton
, etc.) to handle
button groups as checkboxes or radios. Several CSS classes had to applied dynamically to the labels.


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When a class file is opened in IntelliJ, one of three things will happen:
- The class will be decompiled and the source opened in an editor.
- The class will not be decompiled because naviation-triggered decompilation is disabled, or the class's
package has been excluded from decompilation.
- A dialog will pop up and ask you to confirm the decompilation.
These possibilities are controlled by the decompile-on-navigation setting (see
IntelliJad options)
and the exclusions setup (see
Exclusions).


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Introduction
For some time I've been the owner of the Thrustmaster Warthog HOTAS Flightstick and Throttle. It's a great combo, but very soon it was evident that I should get some kind of mount to make full use of it.
Searching through the internet I found that some use VESA brackets for mounting their HOTAS directly onto the chair. Given the weight and especially the size of the Warthog throttle I wasn't really sure whether this would work for the Thrustmasters. After digging a little bit deeper I found the Monstertech Table Mounts and took a closer look at these.
The monetary side
Given the price tag I've been a little hesitant at first. The shop gives a price of 178.00 € for the silver Warthog flight stick and throttle mounts, as well as a whopping 218.00 € for the black ones. However, this is still without delivery costs and excluding (!) taxes. A EU customer who's being charged 19% VAT will therefore pay in the end about 222.65 € for the silver mounts and approximately 270.25 € for the black ones, depending on shipping costs.
Since the Warthog flight stick and throttle could be purchased on Amazon for a total of 333.78 €, making them just a little more expensive than the Monstertech mounts, I took some time to find possible alternatives, but decided in the end that I would give them a try.
The package
Three weeks after placing my order, I unpackaged the following:
Assembling the mounts
Using my own 5mm and 6mm hex keys and the little instruction manual which comes with the package, I was able to assemble the mounts in about one hour. While not too difficult, the weight of the items is noticeable. In the end, the assembled throttle and mount have a combined weight of more than 6kg.
The Monstertech mounts in action
For all the money you're surely getting really, really solid mounts. Once the screws are tight, I'd rather worry about the table than the mounts or the Thrustmasters and I don't have any doubts that the mounts will withstand even the most ruthless manœuvring. I also like the the fact that they can be very quickly mounted and unmounted from the table. The question remains whether this is worth the not-so-small amount of money you have to pay. However, since I don't have space for a real gaming cockpit and often need my place looking not-too-geeky they're surely great for my needs.


Introduction
Veeks (API Docs). I've left out the creating and update (PUT) routes for now, till we agree on the structure/contract.
Authentication
To authorize, use this code:
# With shell, you can just pass the correct header with each request
curl "api_endpoint_here" \
-H "Authorization: meowmeowmeow"
Make sure to replace
meowmeowmeow
with your API key.
A valid API key will be provided.
Veeks expects for the API key to be included in all API requests to the server in a header that looks like the following:
Authorization: meowmeowmeow
Users
Get A User
curl -d "email=usermail" -X POST "/users/" \
-H "Authorization: meowmeowmeow"
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"id": 1,
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"name": "Nujabes",
"photo": "https://abc.jpg",
"watchList": [4, 5, 6],
"goals": [1, 2, 3],
}
This endpoint retrieves the user by email.
HTTP Request
POST /users
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Email of the user to retrieve |
Goals
Get A Goal
curl "/goals/1" \
-H "Authorization: meowmeowmeow"
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"id": 1,
"userId": 1,
"title": "Make a million dollars.",
"inviteLink": "https://invite.com/1",
"status": "Ongoing",
"progress": 20,
"steps": [
{
"id": 1,
"goalId": 1,
"name": "Rob a bank",
"Description": "Description ...",
"done": false,
},
]
}
This endpoint retrieves the goal by id.
HTTP Request
GET /goals/<ID>
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | ID of goal to retrieve |
Get A Goal Progress Logs
curl "/goals/1/progress" \
-H "Authorization: meowmeowmeow"
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
[
{
"id": 1,
"content": "Started goal: Make a million bucks.".
},
{
"id": 2,
"content": "Completed Step 1: Rob a bank"
}
]
This endpoint retrieves the progress logs for a goal.
HTTP Request
GET /goals/<ID>/progress
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | ID of goal to retrieve |
Steps
Get A Goal Step
curl "/steps/1" \
-H "Authorization: meowmeowmeow"
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"id": 1,
"goalId": 1,
"name": "Rob a bank",
"Description": "Description ...",
"done": false,
}
This endpoint retrieves the step by id.
HTTP Request
GET /steps/<ID>
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | ID of step to retrieve |
Errors
The Veeks API uses the following error codes:
| Error Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 400 | Bad Request -- Your request is invalid. |
| 401 | Unauthorized -- Your API key is wrong. |
| 403 | Forbidden -- The kitten requested is hidden for administrators only. |
| 404 | Not Found -- The specified kitten could not be found. |
| 405 | Method Not Allowed -- You tried to access a kitten with an invalid method. |
| 406 | Not Acceptable -- You requested a format that isn't json. |
| 410 | Gone -- The kitten requested has been removed from our servers. |
| 418 | I'm a teapot. |
| 429 | Too Many Requests -- You're requesting too many kittens! Slow down! |
| 500 | Internal Server Error -- We had a problem with our server. Try again later. |
| 503 | Service Unavailable -- We're temporarily offline for maintenance. Please try again later. |


A protocol for encouraging data sharing among phishing take-down companies, implemented using Qilin.
A key way in which banks mitigate the effects of phishing is to remove fraudulent websites or suspend abusive domain names. This `take-down' is often subcontracted to specialist companies. Prior work has shown that these take-down companies refuse to share their `feeds' of phishing website URLs with each other, and consequently, many phishing websites are not removed because the company with the take-down contract remains unaware of their existence. The take-down companies are reticent to exchange their feeds with each other, fearing that competitors with less comprehensive feeds might `free-ride' off their efforts and stop investing resources to find new websites, as well as use the feeds to poach clients.
To help solve this problem, we propose the Phish-Market protocol, which enables companies with less comprehensive feeds to learn about websites impersonating their own clients that are held by other firms. The protocol is designed so that the contributing firm is compensated only for those websites affecting its competitor's clients and only those previously unknown to the receiving firm. Crucially, the protocol does not reveal to the contributing source which URLs are needed by the receiver, as this is viewed as sensitive information by take-down firms.
This package contains a generic implementation of {@link phishmarket.generic.ObliviousInformationPurchase}, the "heart" of the Phish-Market protocol, and a complete application instantiated using elliptic-curves.


Inside your when "add" block, remove the puts "Added!" statement. In its place, prompt the user for a movie title. Save the result in a new variable called title. (Your code already has an example of how to do this!) Next, prompt the user for the rating of the movie. Save that in a new variable called rating. Add that movie/rating pair to the movies hash and puts a message indicating the pair was added. (No need for to_sym or to_i just yet!) Check the hint if you need help!
Saving Multiple Values Let's say we want to save a range of numbers in a variable. How would we do this? A variable can only hold a single value, right? In Ruby, we can pack multiple values into a single variable using an array. An array is just a list of items between square brackets, like so: [1, 2, 3, 4]. The items don't have to be in order—you can just as easily have [10, 31, 19, 400]. Great work! You're really getting the hang of this. The loop iterator is the simplest, but also one of the least powerful. A more useful iterator is the .each method, which can apply an expression to each element of an object, one at a time.
Ruby is said to follow the principle of least astonishment (POLA), meaning that the language should behave in such a way as to minimize confusion for experienced users. Matsumoto has said his primary design goal was to make a language that he himself enjoyed using, by minimizing programmer work and possible confusion. He has said that he had not applied the principle of least astonishment to the design of Ruby, but nevertheless the phrase has come to be closely associated with the Ruby programming language. The phrase has itself been a source of surprise, as novice users may take it to mean that Ruby's behaviors try to closely match behaviors familiar from other languages. In a May 2005 discussion on the newsgroup comp.lang.ruby, Matsumoto attempted to distance Ruby from POLA, explaining that because any design choice will be surprising to someone, he uses a personal standard in evaluating surprise. If that personal standard remains consistent, there would be few surprises for those familiar with the standard.


Answer correctly and the code is yours
Number of squares on a chessboard x Premiere League goals scored by Paul Scholes?
Correct! Your 3 month Xbox Live code:
6FNDV-VPW2T-KK99W-92372-MPY9X


Major fire at distribution centre in Belfast found to be accidental
by Marie Louise McConvilleA MAJOR fire at a distribution centre in the docks area of Belfast was last night found to be accidental.
The blaze at a distribution centre belonging to Belfast-based agri technology company, Devenish on Duncrue Street was discovered at around 11pm on Thursday.
Large plumes of smoke could be seen across the city as the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) tackled the blaze, which led to the closure of some roads, through the night.
A NIFRS spokesman said "early actions" had prevented the fire spreading to three adjoining businesses.

The spokesman added: "Four Fire crews are currently in attendance, continuing to deal with the fire.
"The high rack shelving and roof in the premises have collapsed, and Firefighters are working to extinguish the fire using breathing apparatus and a high volume pump.
"There will continue to be smoke in the area and we would advise the public to keep their windows closed and avoid the area if possible."
In a statement, Devenish said "no employees were inside the building" when the fire broke out.
"This has not impacted production at our separate mill facility, which continues to operate as normal," a spokesman said.
"We would like to thank the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service for their incredible effort to tackle this fire throughout the night. We are now working closely with them and PSNI to establish the cause of this incident and next steps".


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This project is powered by Chisel, a development framework for creating easy to maintain and fast front-end templates.
yo chisel:page 'My Awesome Page'
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const val OSGI_FRAMEWORK_FACTORY_FQN: String
Full qualified name of the OSGi framework factory should be part of the class path.


Autism failed to stop them from pursuing their interest in the arts
Singapore Fashion Runway offers platform to learn new art skills
by Hidayah IskandarCasey Ng was three when she was diagnosed with autism, but that did not stop her from pursuing her love for the arts and for helping others.
Joining the Singapore Fashion Runway (SFR) was the first step in the pursuit of her passion. SFR is a platform for beneficiaries to learn new skills in the arts industry. The beneficiaries range from anyone with special needs to the disabled and cancer patients and survivors.
Casey, who is 15 now, will have her art designs featured on some clothes and bags sold at the SFR booth at the i'amble Gift Market tomorrow from 10am to 6pm, at the Enabling Village in Lengkok Bahru.
Speaking to The New Paper recently, the student from Pathlight School, said: "Art helps me communicate things my words can't.
"That's why when I grow up I want to become a psychologist to help other children with disabilities realise different ways to express themselves."
Pathlight School was the first autism-focused school in Singapore that offers mainstream education.
Casey, a Secondary Three student, started feeling different at the age of nine when her parents sent her to a daycare centre after school.
Said Casey: "The other children started picking on my uniform. They started asking me why it was different as the majority of them came from the schools around the area.
"That was when my mum explained to me that I had to go to a special school."
Christie Klassen, 16, is another student at Pathlight who found her passion in the arts at SFR.
Said her mother Linda Chan, 56: "Christie is not fully aware of her condition, and sometimes it makes communicating with others difficult for her."
Christie, who has an older sibling, was diagnosed with autism at the age of five.
Performing arts and delving in the modelling industry started as a hobby for Christie, but soon she found she had a passion for them. It made her feel good about herself.
The aspiring model even designed a dress herself using the skills she learnt at SFR.
"The buttons were my favourite part of the dress," said Christie.
Ms Eileen Yap, founder of SFR, said: "I think a lot people look at persons with disabilities and just pity them.
"We want these people to be seen as an inspiration, as craftsmen with talent worth being recognised and supported."


--- title: Andrei Marian Dan position: image: andrey.jpg email: office: website: https://andreidan.net/ phone: cv: google-scholar: https://scholar.google.ch/citations?user=-OPkDrYAAAAJ&hl=en dblp: http://dblp.uni-trier.de/pers/hd/d/Dan:Andrei_Marian ---
Effective Abstractions for Verification under Relaxed Memory Models
Andrei Marian Dan, Yuri Meshman, Martin Vechev, Eran Yahav
Computer Languages (COMLAN), March 2016. Submitted June 2015. Invited paper.
ETH Zurich, 2012–2018 PhD in Computer Science
EPF Lausanne, 2010–2012 MSc in Computer Science
Ecole Polytechnique Paris, 2008–2010 Engineer Diploma, X07
Polytechnic University of Bucharest, 2005–2009 BSc in Computer Science
Samsung Research America, Mountain View, 2016. Finding Fix Locations for CFL-Reachability Analyses via Minimum Cuts. Supervisors: Manu Sridharan and Satish Chandra.
IBM Research, Zurich, 2012. Master thesis on High-performance Solid-state Enterprise Storage Systems. Supervisor: Roman Pletka.
SRI International, Menlo Park, US, 2010. Develop a verified SAT trace checker in PVS. Supervisor: Natarajan Shankar.
Distinguished Paper Award at OOPSLA 2016 ACM SIGPLAN Travel Grant for OOPSLA 2016 EPF Lausanne excellence scholarship - 2010 Eiffel excellence scholarship (French Ministry of Foreign Affairs) - 2008
EASE 2019 - Program Committee Member
OOPSLA 2014 Artifacts Evaluation - Committee Member
Program Analysis - graduate course, 4 ECTS. Fall 2013, Spring 2015
Big Data - graduate course, 6 ECTS. Fall 2014
Software Architecture and Engineering - undergraduate course, 8 ECTS. Spring 2014, Spring 2016, Spring 2017
Dagstuhl Seminar: Concurrency with Weak Memory Models November 2016, Schloss Dagstuhl, Germany.
NATO International Summer School - Software Systems Safety August 2013, Marktoberdorf, Germany.
Alpine Verification Meeting (AVM) May 2013, Trento, Italy.
Verification Technology, Systems & Applications (VTSA) September 2012, Saarbrücken, Germany.


CS 229
Machine Learning
Final projects from Autumn 2004
Predicting Freeway Congestion
Chris McNett
Supervised Learning of Query Term Relevant Product Recommendations
Thomas Philip Adams
Robotic Arm Control
Marina Sirota
Network Intrusion Detection
Ryohei Takahashi and Ling Xiao
Multi-Website Name Coreference Resolution
Sarah Solter and Julie Black
Probabilistic Independent Component Analysis for fMRI Data and Validating the Components using Learning Methods
Jian Zhang and Jing Chen
Machine learning algorithms for musical instrument recognition
Joelle Skaf
Classification of Network Flows
Jed Crosby
Vision and Learning for Quadruped Robot
Nick Sivo and Gurjeet Singh
Selection of Relevant Sites in Single Nucleotide Polymorphism
Aswath Manohar and Neha Agarwal
Grammar Acquisition in Natural Languages
Qizhi Chen and Stephane Laidebeure
Neural Network Approach to Option Pricing
Jaemyoung Kim
Unsupervised Learning for DNA Transcription Factors
Diane Schroeder
A System for Segmenting Video of Juggling
David Braginsky and NeilFred Picciotto
An EigenFace based approach to classify cell-signaling profiles
Nikesh Kotecha and Samuel Pearlman
Motor Skill Learning
Ping-Hsien Chin and Yu-Shan Chang
Reinforced Genre Classification and Vocal Segmentation of Popular Music
Daniel Jacobs
Feature Selection based on Maximizing the Separability in Gauss Mixture Models
Sangho Yoon
A Study on Aging Patterns of NBA Players
Andrew Aymeloglu
Chunking based learning of Associative Markov Networks for Segmentation of 3D Scan Data
Gaurav Garg and Geremy Heitz
Document Retrieval using Syntactic Analysis of Queries
Suchi Saria and Josh Taylor
Nonlinear Dimension Reduction Technique for Branching Structure
Joong Ho Won
Applying Sentiment Classification Techniques to the Personalization Problem
Kaan Baloglu and Rahul Pande
Stock Trading Learner
Bruce Lo
Dance, Dance Classification
Jenny Chen and Ian McGraw
Probabilistic Models for Identifying Genetic Basis of Gene Expression Variation
Su-In Lee
This Sentence is Not a Question, or Is It?
Praveen Kankanala
Learning Capital Structure Arbitrage
Russell Cummer and Dan Ben-Moshe
Using unlabelled data for Adaptation of Named-Entity Recognition Systems
Puneet Agrawal
Automated Failure Detection in Web Applications via Changes in User Behavior
Greg Friedman and Lukas Biewald
Using Unsupervised Learning to Build Image Feature Index Databases
Jiang Xuan and Eddy Hartanto
Semantic Context Classification
Benjanmin D'Angelo and Guy Isely
Control parameter optimization for autonomous driving on rough terrain
Joseph Baker-Malone
Machine Learning of Arm Dynamics for Collision Detection
Eric Berger
Probabilistic Group Scheduling For Chaotic People
Mike Brzozowski and Kendra Carattini
Data driven approach to generate dirt textures
Sung Hwan Chung
Simulating Autonomous Vacuum Cleaner using Particle Filters and PCA
Jason Kusuma and Kurt Tadayuki Miller
Separating Format and Content in Hypertext Documents
Michael Tung
Shape completion of nonrigid articulated objects
David Kale
K-Means Heuristics and Other Approaches to Clustering
David Berlekamp and Jared Kaplan
Learning to Focus Reasoning in a Reactive Agent
Nima Asgharbeygi and Negin Nejati
Quadrotor aircraft autonomous flight above ground effect using reinforcement learning control
Gabe Hoffmann
Spam Classification
Thuc Vu
Clustering Methods for Reference Resolution
Itamar Rosenn
Using Statistical Shape with Intensity and Texture Information for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Segmentation
Anthony Sherobondy
Snake robot motion planning for climbing obstacles
Wenmiao Lu
An Empirical Study of Public Education Spending and Student Performance
Avichal Garg
Sheet Music
James Connor and Alex Tomashevskiy
Stock Market Prediction
John Rice
Most Probable Ground Edge Explanation in an Image
Erick Delage
Learning an Event Model for Financial News and Stock Prices
Eric Foley
Bootstrapping
Shaun Lysen
Localization using Unsynchronized Ultrasonic Sensor Network with Unknown Node Locations
Ashutosh Saxena
Classification of remote sensing images with SVM
Alexandre Boucher
Image Segmentation for Desert Road Following
Kyle Heath
De-Obfuscation for Spam Emails
Honglak Lee


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module Make:
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include G2048.Solution
val game_move : G2048.move -> G2048.board -> G2048.board
game_move move board
is the board resulting from shifting board
in direction move
and inserts a new square if the board is not full.


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The web was invented in the 1990's and has billions of pages. It consists out of a collection of HTML documents which is explained under the heading: The basics of HTML
Here are the mayor pieces of the web coming together: The user must run a Web Browser (e.g Google Chrome) on a computer which is connected to the internet which sends a request via the internet (This protocol/request is named HTTP - a Hypertext Transfer Protocol) to servers that hosts large amounts of files (e.g HTML files) which will respond accordingly with HTML files that will then be interpreted and displayed accordingly in the users web browser.
HTML is the main document type of the web which glues everything together. From normal text, to videos, images, audio, documents etc. It is the heart of the web.
HTML is made up of the following:HTML Markup consists out of a series of tags which is used within elements. There are virtually endless combinations of tags that one can put together in your HTML document to make a webpage unique and rich.
The difference between a Tag and an Element in a HTML document:
Tag = A single opening or closing entity/tag.
Element = Consists out of an opening tag, closing tag and the contents in between.
The difference between an Inline Element and a Block Element in a HTML document:
Inline = The BREAK tag for example, will keep the the text normal "clean" text.
Block = The PARAGRAPH tag for example, makes an Invisible box around text that has a certain Height and Width around it.


#1: All The Knight Moves
A collection of over 2.2 million chess matches. Ya, really.
Variables Include:
The championchip/competition, title, and year
The players + player ranks
The game (a record of all moves played)
Vizulation Ideas:
An interactive chess board? I'm not 100% sure what all of the data will look like so I'm not sure how to make everything fit yet....
Source:
Million Base
#2: A Cliche by Any Other Name
Using Google Books n-gram databank, finding the most cliched phrases repetitive descriptions in books.
Variables:
Amount of phrase repitition
Book genre
Book rlease year
Author
Book sales revenue (if possible? It would be cool to compare best-sellers to slush pile)
Vizulation Ideas:
TBA
Source:
Google Books
Questions:
How the heck do I read this data.
No really, I couldn't even open the data sets in any app I had.
And when I tried to open it in my text editor it was gibberish for real.
Lord and saviour Google was not helpful, and gave me an array of options that raised more questions than they answered, or were otherwise unhelpful.


Marks a pre or aside as being an example. This provides it with a specific styling and header.
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Before I start I’d like to say that my experience doesn’t seem like your common trip on shrooms from reading numerous other experiences.
I live in South Africa, and wanted to visit my good buddy in London, since it had been a year since I had seen him. I was only supposed to spend 1 week there but it turned out to be 2 months. The week I was there actually ended up being the coldest week they’ve had in 4 years or something, so it was snowing and everything (late February 2005)
It was on my last whole day there when him and I went down to Camden market where magic mushrooms are very popular, so he suggested we should try since it was my last day, so I was up for it and agreed. I had only smoked cannabis before and had never tried a psychedelic, so this was all very new to me. I also didn’t have much knowledge on what the effect of the shrooms would be, and when choosing, there was a list telling you what the effect would have, eg; humorous, philosophical, and a couple of others, I forget.
So we were up for the ones that would apparently make everything seem very humorous, since I didn’t want to have any serious effects taking me on. On the way home (staying in a commune) we got some take away pizza (now this was in the evening/nite), then we just sorted out all the crap we had bought and chilled in the living with the tv.
We smoked a J while eating our pizza, then came out the shrooms and we each had 5 (duno how many grams that is). We 1st had them by themselves, then we put them on our pizza and chowed them away. We were watching Takeshi’s Castle at the time, which is a hilarious Japanese game show. At 1st it was only the weed that was making things seem funny and it wasn’t till 30min later when the shrooms started to take effect.
Just before it did, or in the very beginning of it, the TV was on MTV Dance, and the song “Spitfire” by The Prodigy came on… it was the most mind blowing experience of seeing and hearing a music video. That music video is the most incredible one I’ve ever seen in my life, and the track was out of this world! I came closer to the screen and just stared in awe at the screen. I felt a deeper connection to it. I understood the track in a much deeper way and connected with it on a much higher state of consciousness as though The Prodigy created it also in such a state of mind themselves and I was able to meet them there in that higher state.
I got back to the couch I was on and then in a moment the shrooms were hitting me. you don’t even realize that your in a different state of mind. Its like the moments before you fall asleep and start dreaming, your in no way aware of the shift. I felt as though I was actually truly fully awake now, broken out of the system of ‘reality’ and realized that everyone in this reality is in a deep sleep away from the real life, that within every ones minds there are a huge amount of sealed doors preventing humanity from seeing deeper, from understanding how life actually works and the shrooms were a key to those doors.
In the beginning stages I could actually feel my mind accelerating higher and higher and actually starting to use the dormant 92% in our brains. My mind was absorbing an incredible amount of information at a massive speed and processing the existence of everything in my mind, making perfect clear sense of it all, and making me realize the true reasons behind everything. During these moments sitting in the lounge I could see green holographic numbers/symbols/designs all around just hanging and shifting into different number/symbols in the air. These holograms had an extremely advanced technological appearance and I could manipulate them with my hands. It was as though these holograms existed in another dimension and my mind was tuned to the frequency of that dimension.
At 1st those holograms were the only things that I could see as a result of the shrooms. The world around me was not distorted/shifting or changing at all. It was just how it was as you would see it in a sober state of mind. The dimension was overlaying this reality so I was existing in two frequencies at once (our dimension of existence and this other super dimension).
The bigger part of these moments was me absorbing in all this information about the design of life. It goes into tremendous detail, but I’ve realized that every tiny thing happens for a reason, that everything is linked, everyone is equal and that words are not enough. My friend was experiencing the exact same thing. Then these Italian people who were staying there came home, my buddy looked at me and I understood that I’ve got to now conceal and snap out of the depth I was at, as to not alert them that we were tripping. The holograms then vanished or shifted into something much less.
Then we looked around and became aware of the physical world around us. The living room was in a state of disaster, with ash and trash all over the floor. We tried to clean it up, but that was impossible. Our bodies weren’t functioning in order, and we found that quite amusing. We looked at the clock and it was 3am. Time shot by and we didn’t even realize it. We were both so deep in another state of mind accessing this knowledge, that the world around us became unnoticeable, and forgotten about.
We then decided we needed to get to bed because I was catching a flight that coming day. Now comes my peak. We got upstairs to our beds. We were sleeping on a double bunk bed, and my bud was on the top bunk, me the bottom. I just lay there in the darkness thinking now I would fall asleep. I was lying on my side looking out into the dark room with just a little light coming through the window from outside. This is where the most incredible dimension appeared. It was as though in this small room, I could see this infinite holographic dimension where time did not exist, where there was no beginning nor end and it was forever in all aspects and I could comprehend infinite. My vision was perfect, since I wasn’t looking with my eyes, because when I closed my eyes and I could still see everything.
The dimension appeared as this extremely complex and super-technologically advanced holographic matrix of energy and life. Everything I saw I understood. Nothing was a confusion to me, it all made perfect sense. Such of what I saw cannot be related to anything here on earth since it is based on very different principles. The technology in this dimension made star wars seem prehistoric in comparison, and even that is an extreme under statement. But that still is a bad comparison because star wars relies on physical, human, earthly and limited characteristics, where the principles of this dimension relied on totally different principles.
I could see and feel all these tiny glowing spirit like entities all linked to each other (trillions of them, and I could see them and understand them all perfectly). These were living spirits of life here on earth, and I could feel them all communicating with each other, and they were all trying to help each other with progress to this final point and I was apart of all this and I was wanting to get there too. I could see and feel the spirits of everyone I know, my family and my friends. I felt as though they were always here in this dimension, that everyone knows it all, that they were all aware of how things truly are already.
During my experience I felt I could not fully be there in the dimensions to help, and I came to know that the only way I could was to commit suicide, to release my spirit from its prison, the earthly body. The life I experienced in the dimensions were of such a greater magnitude and of unparalleled importance to that of the life here. Life here seemed a total nothingness in comparison. I said to myself that no one will understand this, that they would not be capable of comprehending if I had to commit suicide over such a matter to help in the bigger picture.
We have just all been disconnected from our spirits and I could understand that everyone’s spirit knows everything, you just have to be connected to your spirit again for you to start downloading all that knowledge.
With how this dimension was working, I could hear these technological sounds emitting off with the workings of things. I only realized after that there is quite a lot of trance type music with these sound effects. 1 song in particular that pulls it off extremely well, is from a song called, ‘resurrection’ by Ppk (discovered this song months after my experience). After the intro of beats and tunes, it goes quiet and these sound effects start in the silence. Those sound effects are just what they sound like. You’ll know when they start. Then I knew the music artist experienced the same dimension as I did because he was trying to simulate the sound effects.
Light and Dark. It got to the point where the information I was downloading was beginning to become way too heavy on me because I was getting too deep and it was becoming very frightening even though I was absorbing all this information with my at the time very powerful super computer like brain. I was lying on my back and everything was very bright, but in this brightness there was this same insane holographic technology, it was just a lighter shade of green.
I could also hear everything just rocketing forward in progress (I could hear jet engine type sounds rocketing). In the light was where I was able to download more knowledge and I could see and feel everyone in the light accessing more and more knowledge as well, and they were all trying to keep each other in the light to keep on learning even though it gets extremely difficult, because the more you learn the further away from this reality you become and you’ll get to the point where you’ll get so far away from this reality that eventually in reality you’ll end up going crazy because your mind cannot safely contain all that sort of knowledge. It’s like connecting a 100000V battery to a little hand held fan. It will go the speed of light for a second and then just totally burn out/blow up.
In the light I could feel energies that had their fill of the light wanted to leave the light and return to darkness but then later come back to the light. You need to take a balanced dosage of the dark and light to stay sane. But if you wanted to leave the light all the energies in the light would try their absolute best to keep you in the light. But the energies in the dark have a great pull on you too toward the dark because they can also feel when you are going too deep, and most of the energy in the dark never turns to light to learn, they just stay away. So it’s like a tug of war from both sides. I could hear voiced in the light “its going to be ok/ we are going to make it/ hang in there” then at the same time I’d hear energies in the light moaning “I can't take it/ its too much/” and the positive energies in the light would try motivate them to stay in the light.
The Darkness… when I lay on my stomach, everything would become pitch black, and there was no technology here. Being in the dark I could feel all the energies in the light trying to get me back. I could hear a universe of voices, I thought I was going to go crazy! The voices from the dark side tried to pull people from the light to the dark saying “it’s not worth it/ go back later/ you cant do this to yourself” The darkness was where nothing could be learned, I also could hear the rocket like engines failing and everything moving backward.
In the light I felt a forever, I honestly truly thought that this state of mind would never cease that what I was experiencing was the next stage of life, and in the dark I felt I could return to reality. I could feel the trip was slightly wearing off for a second, but at the same time I felt I was feeling a progressive disconnection from my spirit and was beginning to fall asleep back into reality. The dark and light did not neccessarily symbolize good and evil, more like what is easy and what is difficult, what is truth and what is not.
 I wasn’t speaking to my bud through all this but out of nowhere I heard him say “think of orange.” Strangely enough that did relieve me for a little. What I could see was not colours, but just the thought of it in my mind, and I realized that the colours people choose to use in life play a much deeper hidden role.
There seemed to be a great one absolute in my experience and I could decode all the signs of people in reality trying to give on a message of such. I’m not sure what this ONE thing was, but it was something of the greatest magnitude. If you are alert and know what to look for in reality you will be able to see the hidden messages and signs that EVERYONE is expressing in trying to teach us with the truth, they are almost subconsciously/without knowing it, are getting out a bit of it.
In this time there was this Italian couple arguing downstairs in Italian, so I eventually paid attention to what it was all about, then when I paid attention I could hear the Italian quickly shift into English. Anyway…
When I had to choose I felt as though time was counting down quickly and something TERRIBLE would happen if I didn’t choose (time existed now, but it was a different form of time) eventually everything just became way too much on me and as much as I wanted it to go away and I just wanted things to go back to normal, I knew they wouldn’t unless I did something like knock myself out, but that was dangerous because I didn’t want to kill myself. Eventually I got up out of my bed and went downstairs, I opened the door to outside, took one step outside, and that’s all I can remember. I hit a blank then fade into these crazy terrifying realistic type dreams awhile later with no real relation to my trip, and the dreams seem to carry on forever.
Two weeks later I start to slowly gain consciousness but would slip in and out of consciousness for about another 2 weeks, after awhile I realized I was in the Royal London Hospital!! Weirdly enough I felt as though everything was normal and there was no need to ask any questions, because things felt totally 100% normal. After a week during my unstable consciousness I was able to grasp the fact that a 4 TON TRUCK had actually smashed me to the ground… apparently I was jogging without shoes, and the truck driver thought I would stop at the intersection, but I didn’t and ran right in front of it.
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The wait for I’m A Celebrity 2019 is almost over, with Jacqueline Jossa and the other celebrities in this year’s line-up about to head into the jungle.
Even though the former EastEnders star admitted that she’s ‘scared of everything’, Emily Atack has thrown her support behind Jacqueline, telling The Mirror: ‘I’m really supportive of Jacqueline Jossa, I think we’re a similar age and she’s been through quite a lot.
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Code Reviews with Phabricator¶
If you prefer to use a web user interface for code reviews, you can now submit your patches for Clang and LLVM at LLVM’s Phabricator instance.
While Phabricator is a useful tool for some, the relevant -commits mailing list is the system of record for all LLVM code review. The mailing list should be added as a subscriber on all reviews, and Phabricator users should be prepared to respond to free-form comments in mail sent to the commits list.
Sign up¶
To get started with Phabricator, navigate to http://reviews.llvm.org and click the power icon in the top right. You can register with a GitHub account, a Google account, or you can create your own profile.
Make sure that the email address registered with Phabricator is subscribed to the relevant -commits mailing list. If you are not subscribed to the commit list, all mail sent by Phabricator on your behalf will be held for moderation.
Note that if you use your Subversion user name as Phabricator user name, Phabricator will automatically connect your submits to your Phabricator user in the Code Repository Browser.
Requesting a review via the command line¶
Phabricator has a tool called Arcanist to upload patches from the command line. To get you set up, follow the Arcanist Quick Start instructions.
You can learn more about how to use arc to interact with Phabricator in the Arcanist User Guide.
Requesting a review via the web interface¶
The tool to create and review patches in Phabricator is called Differential.
Note that you can upload patches created through various diff tools, including git and svn. To make reviews easier, please always include as much context as possible with your diff! Don’t worry, Phabricator will automatically send a diff with a smaller context in the review email, but having the full file in the web interface will help the reviewer understand your code.
To get a full diff, use one of the following commands (or just use Arcanist to upload your patch):
git show HEAD -U999999 > mypatch.patch
git format-patch -U999999 @{u}
svn diff --diff-cmd=diff -x -U999999
To upload a new patch:
- Click Differential.
- Click + Create Diff.
- Paste the text diff or browse to the patch file. Click Create Diff.
- Leave the Repository field blank.
- Leave the drop down on Create a new Revision… and click Continue.
- Enter a descriptive title and summary. The title and summary are usually in the form of a commit message.
- Add reviewers (see below for advice) and subscribe mailing lists that you want to be included in the review. If your patch is for LLVM, add llvm-commits as a Subscriber; if your patch is for Clang, add cfe-commits.
- Leave the Repository and Project fields blank.
- Click Save.
To submit an updated patch:
- Click Differential.
- Click + Create Diff.
- Paste the updated diff or browse to the updated patch file. Click Create Diff.
- Select the review you want to from the Attach To dropdown and click Continue.
- Leave the Repository and Project fields blank.
- Add comments about the changes in the new diff. Click Save.
Choosing reviewers: You typically pick one or two people as initial reviewers. This choice is not crucial, because you are merely suggesting and not requiring them to participate. Many people will see the email notification on cfe-commits or llvm-commits, and if the subject line suggests the patch is something they should look at, they will.
Here are a couple of ways to pick the initial reviewer(s):
- Use
svn blame
and the commit log to find names of people who have recently modified the same area of code that you are modifying. - Look in CODE_OWNERS.TXT to see who might be responsible for that area.
- If you’ve discussed the change on a dev list, the people who participated might be appropriate reviewers.
Even if you think the code owner is the busiest person in the world, it’s still okay to put them as a reviewer. Being the code owner means they have accepted responsibility for making sure the review happens.
Reviewing code with Phabricator¶
Phabricator allows you to add inline comments as well as overall comments to a revision. To add an inline comment, select the lines of code you want to comment on by clicking and dragging the line numbers in the diff pane. When you have added all your comments, scroll to the bottom of the page and click the Submit button.
You can add overall comments in the text box at the bottom of the page. When you’re done, click the Submit button.
Phabricator has many useful features, for example allowing you to select diffs between different versions of the patch as it was reviewed in the Revision Update History. Most features are self descriptive - explore, and if you have a question, drop by on #llvm in IRC to get help.
Note that as e-mail is the system of reference for code reviews, and some people prefer it over a web interface, we do not generate automated mail when a review changes state, for example by clicking “Accept Revision” in the web interface. Thus, please type LGTM into the comment box to accept a change from Phabricator.
Committing a change¶
Once a patch has been reviewed and approved on Phabricator it can then be committed to trunk.  It is sufficient to add a comment to the approved review indicating you cannot commit the patch yourself. If you have commit access, there are multiple workflows to commit the change. Whichever method you follow it is recommended that your commit message ends with the line:
Differential Revision: <URL>
where <URL>
is the URL for the code review, starting with
http://reviews.llvm.org/
.
This allows people reading the version history to see the review for context. This also allows Phabricator to detect the commit, close the review, and add a link from the review to the commit.
Note that if you use the Arcanist tool the Differential Revision
line will
be added automatically. If you don’t want to use Arcanist, you can add the
Differential Revision
line (as the last line) to the commit message
yourself.
Using the Arcanist tool can simplify the process of committing reviewed code
as it will retrieve reviewers, the Differential Revision
, etc from the review
and place it in the commit message. Several methods of using Arcanist to commit
code are given below. If you do not wish to use Arcanist then simply commit
the reviewed patch as you would normally.
Note that if you commit the change without using Arcanist and forget to add the
Differential Revision
line to your commit message then it is recommended
that you close the review manually. In the web UI, under “Leap Into Action” put
the SVN revision number in the Comment, set the Action to “Close Revision” and
click Submit. Note the review must have been Accepted first.
Subversion and Arcanist¶
On a clean Subversion working copy run the following (where <Revision>
is
the Phabricator review number):
arc patch D<Revision>
arc commit --revision D<Revision>
The first command will take the latest version of the reviewed patch and apply it to the working copy. The second command will commit this revision to trunk.
git-svn and Arcanist¶
This presumes that the git repository has been configured as described in For developers to work with git-svn.
On a clean Git repository on an up to date master
branch run the
following (where <Revision>
is the Phabricator review number):
arc patch D<Revision>
This will create a new branch called arcpatch-D<Revision>
based on the
current master
and will create a commit corresponding to D<Revision>
with a
commit message derived from information in the Phabricator review.
Check you are happy with the commit message and amend it if necessary. Now switch to
the master
branch and add the new commit to it and commit it to trunk. This
can be done by running the following:
git checkout master
git merge --ff-only arcpatch-D<Revision>
git svn dcommit
Abandoning a change¶
If you decide you should not commit the patch, you should explicitly abandon the review so that reviewers don’t think it is still open. In the web UI, scroll to the bottom of the page where normally you would enter an overall comment. In the drop-down Action list, which defaults to “Comment,” you should select “Abandon Revision” and then enter a comment explaining why. Click the Submit button to finish closing the review.
Status¶
Please let us know whether you like it and what could be improved! We’re still working on setting up a bug tracker, but you can email klimek-at-google-dot-com and chandlerc-at-gmail-dot-com and CC the llvm-dev mailing list with questions until then. We also could use help implementing improvements. This sadly is really painful and hard because the Phabricator codebase is in PHP and not as testable as you might like. However, we’ve put exactly what we’re deploying up on an llvm-reviews GitHub project where folks can hack on it and post pull requests. We’re looking into what the right long-term hosting for this is, but note that it is a derivative of an existing open source project, and so not trivially a good fit for an official LLVM project.


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The source code for this example can be found in the file sortabletable.js.
This example demonstrates, how you can use jsinq.Query many times without ever having to recompile it. It defines a generic query that sorts the table below by a specific column. The column by which to sort the table is specified as a placeholder which is then replaced whenever an actual column header is clicked. To keep things simple, this example only ever sorts in ascending order, i.e. you cannot click a column header twice to change the ordering direction.
| firstname | lastname | gender | date of birth |
| John | Smith | male | 1977-11-05 |
| Jessica | Johnson | female | 1943-06-23 |
| Michael | Williams | male | 1989-10-09 |
| Amber | Davis | female | 1983-11-05 |
| Jonathan | Robinson | male | 1998-12-23 |
| Angela | Hill | female | 1966-01-03 |
| Richard | Bailey | male | 1952-10-09 |
| Shannon | Brooks | female | 1970-02-28 |
| Samuel | Patterson | male | 1944-01-19 |
| Taylor | Griffin | female | 1924-05-07 |


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The paper describes the Laniakea's dashboard and storage encryption modules, which provides a versatile foundation also for other Life Science oriented Cloud services. It has been presented during the WALS 2022 conference in Bari.
The paper has been published on Communications in Computer and Information Science and is available here.
To cite the paper:
Tangaro, M.A. et al. (2023). The Laniakea Dashboard and Storage Encryption Components: A Foundation for Developing On-Demand Cloud Services for Life Science. In: , et al. Current Trends in Web Engineering. ICWE 2022. Communications in Computer and Information Science, vol 1668. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-25380-5_14


This is a playground for the development of our design ideas. It in no way reflects the final website, but it is a fully responsive base that will be used in production. Because I am awesome, only -webkit prefixes for CSS3 properties have been deployed so far. Please inform me if you use the Firefox, Opera or ahem Intarweb Exploder browser.
A circle made of pure CSS, cycling the background colour through red, green and blue using CSS3 animations.
CSS radial gradient, solid color to 77%. Less simple to animate colour changes because gradients are rendered as images.
There is no magic here, this is a demonstration of a technique we won’t use: overlaying opaque rgba() colors.
A smoother CSS radial gradient with color stops at zero and 100 percent, animating the opacity to make a pulse.
The same CSS radial gradient with color stops at zero and 100 percent, animating scale transformation to make a pulse.
CSS radial gradient, with button text inside using the Sass darken and lighten color functions, plus a transitional scale on hover.


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Phone: 964-6735
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- John Wooden
Common Syllabi Components
· Access/Disability/Special Needs:
· Attendance:
See Pierce College catalog. It is the student’s responsibility to attend class and will be responsible for all assigned reading and material presented during the class. THE LAST DAY TO DROP: May 15, 2014!
· Academic Integrity:
Cheating and plagiarism will not be tolerated. Any student caught cheating or plagiarizing will receive a failing grade for the test/assignment, may receive a failing grade (0.0) for the course, and will be subject to Pierce College discipline process, which may include dismissal. See the instructor or college catalogue if you are unsure of these concepts.
· Unauthorized Activities:
While attending classes conducted in a computer lab, students will not engage in any activity not directly related to class instruction, objectives, outcomes, or learning activities during the prescribed class times. Any student engaging in non-class activity will be directed to immediately cease the activity. Failure to immediately cease the unauthorized computer activity may be grounds for the student’s removal from the lab and course failure. Examples of unauthorized activities during class include: computer games, personal email, instant messaging, web surfing, installing software, downloading music/video, etc.


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SceneJS
- ray-picking a transparent object
click the transparent box
picking is not disabled for the box, allowing you to ray-pick it
learn more about picking in
this tutorial