twm-killerkeks wrote:I am experiencing a very wierd bug. When I make a quote the Website gets another random language. Here in the example it went after the quote from german to russian. 0___o
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Hope you can tell me, whats going on.
twm-killerkeks wrote:It jumps to another language when i am saving the post. Often it change the language, only sometimes not.
BrainFooLong wrote:Found the bug in the code kitchen, should now work properly.


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Gitlet My own version control system which mimics git, written in Java /* I implemented git commands including * initialize * add, commit, remove * log, global log * find, status * checkout * branch, remove branch * reset, merge, and rebase. */ I designed my own API and storage plan for this project. Beargit Another git-mimic, written in C Every commit must contain "THIS IS BEAR TERRITORY!" or Beargit returns an error. /* My partner and I implemented * status, log * rm * commit * branch * checkout * reset, merge. */ We also wrote cunit tests to check our program. Octocat photos courtesy of octodex :)


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Think of THREE things you want to do, but haven't.
Something from your childhood, or college, or something you’ve been thinking of doing for a while, but haven’t, maybe because you had forgotten all about it, or you didn’t get time.
by definition...
is...
so Life Experiments mean
AND
while the image was an exaggeration...
and at some point, we get bored with the routine.
When at work, we want a break, we want to do something different, we want to enjoy.
That’s basically our idea of having a good time.
As time passes, we somehow manage to not achieve these. We lose track, or we give up.
The long time span of months or years makes it easy to lose track of what we’re supposed to be doing.
| Day | Do |
|---|---|
| SUN | Decide |
| MOON | Start |
| MARS | Do |
| MERCURY | Follow |
| JUPITER | Don't Forget |
| VENUS | Almost there |
| SATURN | You've done it! |
Think of the THREE things you couldn't do since new year
The point is, you started.
You can always do different things in the coming weeks and come back to this one later
instant happiness
everyone wants different things
experiments don't have to be super-serious
it doesn’t matter what they are
do it also for the fun!!!
Well, if you experiment with it,
you can decide at the end of the week whether you like it or not.
Maybe just an animated short!
Or maybe just photography?
Instead of sitting there, thinking whether you should do it,
If you don’t like it by the end of the week
experiment with something else.
Read interviews, articles, things that interest you
Information about something you really wanted to know
If you don’t like it, change to something else.
try out new recipes, new food, new cuisines, new ways to excite your taste buds.
each one of us will find something different
Once I finished it, I felt happy.
And completing one thing just motivated me to do so much more.
Sometimes I failed, sometimes I succeeded.
Sometimes I liked the experiment, sometimes I didn’t.
But I felt excitement doing something new every week.
I find that there are so many things I want to do
It’s strange that I hadn’t thought about them before
We forget things that we want to do but somewhere in our minds, in the part of our subconscious, it’s stored as an entry with not done written next to it.
Now that I have done all this, I’m just open to do more stuff
I don’t find anything boring, Everything is exciting.
I just did different things, like if I had to write, which I think is the toughest part of the research, I went to the library. Or I only wrote in the mornings. Or I only wrote when I had coffee.
That’s the major problem we face. Where to start, what to put on the paper. The thing is, by doing the same thing so many different times, I actually got to know when I write the best.
but once you start doing things, changing your routine, making it more fun, it just all adds up to make you happy.


‘Last Christmas’ premieres in London
by AFPEnglish actress Emilia Clarke was the picture of glamour as she attended the UK premiere of Last Christmas. She was in good company as she arrived arm-in-arm with her co-star Henry Golding (Crazy Rich Asians), who plays her love interest in the film. The premiere was held at the BFI Southbank in south-east London on Monday evening.
In the film, written by Emma and her husband Greg Wise, Emilia’s character Kate, who has often been unlucky, finds work as a Santa’s elf for a department store and unexpectedly finds love with Tom, played by Henry.


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Workshop on Mixed Models on May 3rd and May 4th 2010
[The slides from the workshop are now posted on Florian’s blog. Thanks everyone who participated for making this an interesting event!]
The gripp reading group at McGill and the CRLMB are organizing a statistics workshop on logit mixed models.
The workshop will feature lectures and tutorials on ordinary and multilevel/mixed models by Florian Jaeger (University of Rochester), Maureen Gillespie (Northeastern), and Peter Graff (MIT).
Sponsors: CRLMB, prosody.lab, the Mcgill Infant
Development Cluster, the PoP lab, the Auditory Cognitive Neuroscience
training grant, Digging into Data (SSHRC/NSF), and BRAMS.
The workshop will take place at McGill. The precise schedule is still to
be determined, the current plan looks like this:
Monday
10-1
Introduction to Generalized Linear and Generalized Linear Mixed Models
(Florian Jaeger)
1-2
Lunch (provided for registered participants)
2-3.30
Public Talk by Florian Jaeger
Room 501 of the Goodman Cancer Research Centre, 1160 Pine Ave. West.
4-5.30
Hands-on Tutorial: Implementing Hypotheses: Coding
(Maureen Gillespie)
Tuesday
10-1
Common issues and solutions in regression analyses (Florian Jaeger)
Lunch (provided for registered participants)
2-3.30
Comparing linguistic theories using logistic regression (Peter Graff)
4-5.30
Hands-on Tutorial: Bring your own data
There will be a party, probably on the evening Monday May 3rd. There
will be a fee of $10 to set off cost for coffee and food.
If you are interested in participating, please register here.
Registration will be first-come-first-served, but priority will be given
to members of the sponsoring labs and institutions. We’ll try to
accommodate everyone, but the earlier you register the better!
We’ll send more detailed information to all registered people closer to
the workshop. You can bring your own laptop with R installed
(instructions how to do this and which packages you will need will be
sent out before the workshop).
If you have any questions, please send an email here, or contact one of
the organizers:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Hope to see you there!
The Organizers.
Aparna Nadig, Kris Onishi, Michael Wagner.


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gen Module¶
This module contain classes and functions for GENerating data about the adc and the calibration conditions
-
class
calib.gen.
ACCombinator
(top, bot, period, data_location=None)[source]¶ Switches between two inputs generators, alternating them in a periodic way.
-
generate_in
(n_samples, start_sample=0)[source]¶ Get the indexes of either the references or input values to charge the feedfoward capacitors on
- Parameters
n_samples (
int
) – Number of clock cycles to generate.n_samples – Number of clock cycles to skip before generation.
- Returns
The indexes of references and inputs, in that order. The shape of both outputs is (n_samples, n_cs,)
- Return type
numpy.ndarray
-
classmethod
tag
()[source]¶ Tag of the sub-class to be used when reading / writing json.
See also
_to_json_dict()
for information about the json tag system.
-
property
bot
¶ Second input generator to select in the periodic switching.
- Type
-
property
n_cs
¶ Number of feedfoward capacitors.
See also
_to_json_dict()
for information about the json tag system.
-
property
period
¶ Switching period.
- Type
int
-
property
top
¶ First input generator to select in the periodic switching.
- Type
-
-
class
calib.gen.
CalibrationSequence
(initial_conditions, calibration_sets, data_location=None)[source]¶ Represents a series of chained calibration sets preceded by the initial condition to start the simulation.
-
property
calibration_sets
¶ Chained sequence of calibration sets.
- Type
Sequence
-
property
initial_conditions
¶ The initial conditions for each calibration set chain.
- Type
Sequence
-
property
n_conf
¶ Number of configurations for each calibration set.
- Type
int
-
property
-
class
calib.gen.
CalibrationSet
(ds_samples, inputs, configurations, data_location=None)[source]¶ Represents a number of configuration and inputs pairs.
-
generate_in
(n_samples, start_sample=0)[source]¶ The result of generating all the inputs. The output shape is (n_samples, n_conf, n_cs,)
- Parameters
n_samples (
int
) – Number of clock cycles to generate.n_samples – Number of clock cycles to skip before generating.
- Returns
The references and input indexes, in that order, that generate the delta-sigma input.
- Return type
(
numpy.array
,numpy.array
,)
See also
-
property
cf
¶ - Indexes of the feedback capacitors. The output shape is
(n_conf, n_cf, n_diff,).
- Type
numpy.ndarray
-
property
configurations
¶ Stage configurations
- Type
-
property
cs
¶ - Indexes of the feedfoward capacitors. The output shape is
(n_conf, n_cs, n_diff,).
- Type
numpy.ndarray
-
property
ds_samples
¶ Number of samples each configuration is operated.
- Type
int
-
property
inputs
¶ Stage input generators
- Type
-
property
n_cf
¶ Number of feedback capacitors in all configurations and inputs.
- Type
int
-
property
n_conf
¶ Number of configuration-input pairs
- Type
int
-
property
n_cs
¶ Number of feedfoward capacitors in all configurations and inputs.
- Type
int
-
-
class
calib.gen.
Configuration
(meta, cs, data_location=None)[source]¶ Specifies a particular feedback and feedfoward capacitor selection.
-
property
cf
¶ - Indexes of the feedback capacitors. The output shape is
(n_cf, n_diff,).
- Type
numpy.ndarray
-
property
cs
¶ - Indexes of the feedfoward capacitors. The output shape is
(n_cs, n_diff,).
- Type
numpy.ndarray
-
property
n_cf
¶ Number of feedback capacitors.
- Type
int
-
property
n_cs
¶ Number of feedfoward capacitors.
- Type
int
-
property
-
class
calib.gen.
ExternalDC
(meta, ins_ii, data_location=None)[source]¶ Generate a constant input from the pipeline input pin.
-
generate_in
(n_samples, start_sample=0)[source]¶ Get the indexes of either the references or input values to charge the feedfoward capacitors on
- Parameters
n_samples (
int
) – Number of clock cycles to generate.n_samples – Number of clock cycles to skip before generation.
- Returns
The indexes of references and inputs, in that order. The shape of both outputs is (n_samples, n_cs,)
- Return type
numpy.ndarray
-
classmethod
tag
()[source]¶ Tag of the sub-class to be used when reading / writing json.
See also
_to_json_dict()
for information about the json tag system.
-
property
ins_ii
¶ Index of the external input.
- Type
numpy.ndarray
-
property
n_cs
¶ Number of feedfoward capacitors.
See also
_to_json_dict()
for information about the json tag system.
-
-
class
calib.gen.
InitialCondition
(meta, ref_ii, data_location=None)[source]¶ Holds the information about the pre-charging of the delta-sigma loop before operation.
-
classmethod
Discharged
(meta, n_cf)[source]¶ Generate a discharged initial condition.
- Parameters
meta (
StageMeta
) – Delta-sigma metadatan_cf (
int
) – Number of feedback capacitors
-
property
n_cf
¶ Number of feedback capacitors.
- Type
int
-
property
ref_ii
¶ Indexes of the references to precharge. The output shape is (n_cf, n_diff,). Index -1 to not use that capacitor.
- Type
numpy.array
-
classmethod
-
class
calib.gen.
InputGenerator
(meta, data_location=None)[source]¶ Abstract class for generating the indexes of the input signals.
-
generate_in
(n_samples, start_sample=0)[source]¶ Get the indexes of either the references or input values to charge the feedfoward capacitors on
- Parameters
n_samples (
int
) – Number of clock cycles to generate.n_samples – Number of clock cycles to skip before generation.
- Returns
The indexes of references and inputs, in that order. The shape of both outputs is (n_samples, n_cs,)
- Return type
numpy.ndarray
-
classmethod
register
(class_)[source]¶ Register a sub-class to the json tag system.
See also
_JsonDictToArgs()
for information about the json tag system.
-
abstract classmethod
tag
()[source]¶ Tag of the sub-class to be used when reading / writing json.
See also
_to_json_dict()
for information about the json tag system.
-
abstract property
n_cs
¶ Number of feedfoward capacitors.
See also
_to_json_dict()
for information about the json tag system.
-
-
class
calib.gen.
InternalDC
(meta, refs_ii, data_location=None)[source]¶ Generate a constant input from the references of the feedfoward capacitors.
-
generate_in
(n_samples, start_sample=0)[source]¶ Get the indexes of either the references or input values to charge the feedfoward capacitors on
- Parameters
n_samples (
int
) – Number of clock cycles to generate.n_samples – Number of clock cycles to skip before generation.
- Returns
The indexes of references and inputs, in that order. The shape of both outputs is (n_samples, n_cs,)
- Return type
numpy.ndarray
-
classmethod
tag
()[source]¶ Tag of the sub-class to be used when reading / writing json.
See also
_to_json_dict()
for information about the json tag system.
-
property
n_cs
¶ Number of feedfoward capacitors.
See also
_to_json_dict()
for information about the json tag system.
-
property
refs_ii
¶ Index of the internal references.
- Type
numpy.ndarray
-
-
class
calib.gen.
PipeParameters
(stages, tail)[source]¶ This class just holds multiple stages together and the thresholds of the final sub-ADC that converts the last stage residual.
-
as_delta_sigma
()[source]¶ Returns the stages with the thresholds associated with the following stage.
- Returns
A list with the delta-sigma representation of each stage.
- Return type
list
-
property
stages
¶ The stages that make this adc.
- Type
data.tuple_of(StageParameters)
-
property
tail
¶ The thresholds of the final sub-ADC that converts the last stage’s residual.
- Type
numpy.array
-
-
class
calib.gen.
StageMeta
(n_bits, n_refs, eff=0.995, cap=1, fsr=(-0.5, 0.5), differential=False, seed=None, half_bit=None, data_location=None)[source]¶ This class holds the metadata for a pipeline stage. The metadata is comprised of the design constraints that generate the ADC, these are: number of bits, number of references per capacitor and full scale range (FSR). The rest of the metadata is either deduced from that (LSB, number of capacitors, …) or is arbitrary (capacitor magnitude, charge transfer efficiency, …)
-
generate_gaussian
(s_eff=0, s_cap=0, s_refs=0, s_thres=0)[source]¶ Instances a variation of the stage, with mostly gaussian perturbations.
- Parameters
s_eff (
numpy.array
) – Standard deviation of the charge transfer efficiency. The standard deviation is expressed in time constants as explained ineff_random()
.s_cap (
numpy.array
) – Standard deviation of capacitors, in farads.s_refs (
numpy.array
) – Standard deviation of references, in volts.s_thres (
numpy.array
) – Standard deviation of sub-ADC thresholds, in volts.
- Returns
An ideal stage instance based on this metadata
- Return type
See also
eff_random()
, for information about the random distribution of the charge transfer efficiency parameter.
-
generate_ideal
()[source]¶ Instances an ideal stage.
- Returns
An ideal stage instance based on this metadata.
- Return type
-
property
cap
¶ Ideal value of a capacitor.
-
property
differential
¶ True if the stage have a differential architecture.
-
property
eff
¶ Ideal of the charge transfer efficiency.
-
property
fsr
¶ Full scale range (FSR). It’s a tuple with the minimum and maximum voltages the stage can handle without saturation.
-
property
half_bit
¶ Boolean indicating if the stage is half_bit. If n_bits is N and half_bit is True, then the stage is N-5 bits, otherwise is N bits.
-
property
lsb
¶ Least significant bit (LSB) value, given the number of references per capacitor, stage bits and FSR of this adc.
-
property
n_bits
¶ Integer number of bits of this stage.
See also
half_bit
, for information about half-bit stages.
-
property
n_caps
¶ Total number of capacitors in the stage.
-
property
n_codes
¶ Number of codes this stage handles (the sub-ADC and MDAC)
-
property
n_refs
¶ Number of references each capacitor can access.
-
property
seed
¶ Seed for generating random stage instances.
-
-
class
calib.gen.
StageParameters
(meta, eff, caps, refs, thres, data_location=None)[source]¶ This class holds the instanced data for a stage. The interpretation of this class is double. If interpreted as a pipeline stage, the thresholds represent the sub-ADC of this stage. It can be also used to represent a delta-sigma loop, with thresholds representing the sub-ADC of the next stage or the last sub-ADC in a pipeline converter.
-
property
caps
¶ The capacitors value, in farads.
- Type
numpy.ndarray
-
property
eff
¶ The charge transfer efficiency parameter.
- Type
numpy.ndarray
-
property
refs
¶ The references value for each capacitor, in volts.
- Type
numpy.ndarray
-
property
thres
¶ The threshold values, in volts. Depending on the interpretation, those are associated with the stage sub-ADC (pipeline) or the next stage sub-ADC (delta-sigma).
- Type
numpy.ndarray
-
property
-
calib.gen.
adjust_map
(map_, n_codes)[source]¶ Expands a pipeline map to work with an sub-ADC with the same or more codes than the original sub-ADC.
- Parameters
map (
numpy.ndarray
) – The pipeline map.n_codes (
int
) – The number of codes the sub-ADC support.
- Returns
The expanded pipeline map.
- Return type
numpy.ndarray
- Raises
AssertionError – If the map is bigger than the target number of codes.
See also
-
calib.gen.
compute_lsb
(n_bits, fsr_min, fsr_max, n_refs, half_bit=None)[source]¶ Computes the least significant bit (LSB) magnitude in the stage MDAC and sub-ADC to achieve a desired full scale range (FSR). The input FSR and output FSR are assumed to be the same so only one value is returned.
- Parameters
n_bits (
str
,float
,int
) – Number of bits of the stagefsr_min (
float
) – Minimum value of the full voltage scalefsr_min – Maximum value of the full voltage scale
n_refs (
int
) – Number of references each feedfoward capacitor can use.half_bit (
bool
) – If the number of bits is half-bit or not
- Returns
The voltage value of the LSB.
- Return type
float
See also
parse_bits()
, for n_bits and half_bit specification.
-
calib.gen.
compute_n_caps
(n_bits, n_refs, half_bit=None)[source]¶ Computes the number of capacitors a stage needs to achieve the desired resolution.
- Parameters
n_bits (
str
,float
,int
) – Number of bits of the stagen_refs – Number of references each feedfoward capacitor can use.
half_bit (
bool
) – If the number of bits is half-bit or not
- Returns
The number of capacitors the stage needs.
- Return type
int
- Raises
AssertionError – If the number of references is invalid for the number of bits.
See also
parse_bits()
, for n_bits and half_bit specification.
-
calib.gen.
compute_n_codes
(n_bits, half_bit=None)[source]¶ Computes the number of codes a pipeline stage can process.
- Parameters
n_bits (
str
,float
,int
) – Number of bits of the stagehalf_bit (
bool
) – If the number of bits is half-bit or not
- Returns
The number of codes the pipeline stage can handle
- Return type
int
See also
parse_bits()
, for n_bits and half_bit specification.
-
calib.gen.
compute_ref
(n_bits, fsr_min, fsr_max, n_refs, half_bit=None)[source]¶ Computes the capacitor references votage for a pipeline stage.
- Parameters
n_bits (
str
,float
,int
) – Number of bits of the stagefsr_min (
float
) – Minimum value of the full voltage scalefsr_min – Maximum value of the full voltage scale
n_refs (
int
) – Number of references each feedfoward capacitor can use.half_bit (
bool
) – If the number of bits is half-bit or not
- Returns
The values of the feedfoward capacitor references.
- Return type
numpy.ndarray
See also
parse_bits()
, for n_bits and half_bit specification.
-
calib.gen.
compute_thres
(n_bits, fsr_min, fsr_max, n_refs, half_bit=None)[source]¶ Computes the threshold voltages for a flash sub-ADC of a pipeline stage.
- Parameters
n_bits (
str
,float
,int
) – Number of bits of the stagefsr_min (
float
) – Minimum value of the full voltage scalefsr_min – Maximum value of the full voltage scale
n_refs (
int
) – Number of references each feedfoward capacitor can use.half_bit (
bool
) – If the number of bits is half-bit or not
- Returns
The values of the theshold voltages.
- Return type
numpy.ndarray
See also
parse_bits()
, for n_bits and half_bit specification.
-
calib.gen.
eff_random
(eff_mean, tau_std)[source]¶ Generates random number following a lognormal distribution, appropiate for the charge efficiency transfer parameter (eff). The lognormal distribution has mean in the mean parameter, but the standard deviation is computed by proyecting the mean in logspace, generating a normal distribution with that standard deviation and then exponeating again. This emulates the linear settling time given by equation:
- Parameters
eff_mean (
numpy.ndarray
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numpy.ndarray
) – Standard deviation in logspace, in time constants units.
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The random numbers following the lognormal distribution. The shape is the shape of the mutual boradcast of eff_mean and tau_std.
- Return type
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-
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(n_bits, half_bit=None)[source]¶ Converts from int + bool representation to str representation
- Parameters
n_bits (
str
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,int
) – Number of bitshalf_bit (
bool
) – If the representation is half bit or not.
- Returns
The str representation of n_bits
- Return type
str
See also
parse_bits()
, for n_bits and half_bit specification.
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parse_bits
(n_bits, half_bit=None)[source]¶ Recieves either string, float or integer representations of a number of bits and returns the int + bool respresentation.
- Parameters
n_bits (
str
,float
,int
) – Number of bitshalf_bit (
bool
) – If the representation is half bit or not.
- Returns
The int + bool representation of n_bits
- Return type
(
int
,bool
,)- Raises
ValueError – If the type of n_bits is not suported or n_bits and half_bit conflict with each other (eg: “2.5” and False)
-
calib.gen.
pipe_map
(n_caps, n_refs, differential=False)[source]¶ Creates the code->reference map for pipeline operation. Each column in this map contains the reference index to be used for the feedfoward capacitors.
- Parameters
n_caps (
int
) – Number of feedfoward capacitors with references, usually the number of stage capacitors -1.n_refs (
int
) – Number of references per capacitor.differential (
bool
) – Generate a differential or single-ended map.
- Returns
The map with shape
(n_caps, n_codes, n_diff)
- Return type
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When developing either plugins or components, some requirements must be met to obtain all the functionality provided by these two paradigms[1].
It may seem that some of this requirements are, sometimes, dispensable. For example, why use strategies like CORBA when it doesn't seem to be necessary? The problem is that, if we want to make use of the benefits that this technology enables, not complying with just one of the requirements will make the plugin/component-strategy less robust and flexible. In this example, if later on there would be a need to have different platforms, for example, wrappers would have to be written to do the work this technology is responsible for.
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Astropy now requires a Numpy 1.6.0 or later.
astropy.coordinates
astropy.cosmology
astropy.io.ascii
astropy.io.fits
astropy.modeling
astropy.nddata
astropy.table
astropy.time
astropy.units
Support for VOUnit has been updated to be compliant with version 1.0 of the standard. This means that some VOUnit strings that were rejected before are now acceptable. [#2901] Notably:
- SI prefixes are supported on most units
- Binary prefixes are supported on “bits” and “bytes”
- Custom units can be defined “inline” by placing them between single quotes.
Unit.get_converter has been deprecated. It is not strictly necessary for end users, and it was confusing due to lack of support for Quantity objects. [#3456]
astropy.utils
Some members of astropy.utils.misc were moved into new submodules. Specifically:
All of these functions can be imported directly from astropy.utils which should be preferred over referencing individual submodules of astropy.utils. [#2857]
The ProgressBar.iterate class method (deprecated in v0.3) has now been removed. [#2990]
Updated astropy/utils/console.py ProgressBar() module to display output to IPython notebook with the addition of an interactive kwarg. [#2658] [#2789]
astropy.wcs
astropy.convolution
astropy.coordinates
astropy.io.ascii
astropy.io.fits
astropy.logger
astropy.modeling
astropy.table
astropy.time
astropy.units
Added a latex_inline unit format that returns the units in LaTeX math notation with negative exponents instead of fractions [#2622].
When using a unit that is deprecated in a given unit format, non-deprecated alternatives will be suggested. [#2806] For example:
>>> import astropy.units as u
>>> u.Unit('Angstrom', format='fits')
WARNING: UnitsWarning: The unit 'Angstrom' has been deprecated
in the FITS standard. Suggested: nm (with data multiplied by
0.1). [astropy.units.format.utils]
astropy.utils
astropy.wcs
Misc
astropy.coordinates
The Distance class has been fixed to no longer rely on the deprecated cosmology functions. [#2991]
Ensure float32 values can be used in coordinate representations. [#2983]
Fix frame attribute inheritance in SkyCoord.transform_to() method so that the default attribute value (e.g. equinox) for the destination frame gets used if no corresponding value was explicitly specified. [#3106]
seconds). In these cases float minutes are also accepted. [#2843]
astropy.coordinates.SkyCoord objects are now copyable. [#2888]
astropy.coordinates.SkyCoord object attributes are now immutable. It is still technically possible to change the internal data for an array-valued coordinate object but this leads to inconsistencies [#2889] and should not be done. [#2888]
astropy.cosmology
astropy.io.ascii
astropy.io.fits
astropy.modeling
astropy.table
astropy.units
astropy.utils
astropy.vo
astropy.wcs
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astropy.coordinates
seconds). In these cases float minutes are also accepted.
The repr for coordinate frames now displays the frame attributes (ex: ra, dec) in a consistent order. It should be noted that as part of this fix, the BaseCoordinateFrame.get_frame_attr_names() method now returns an OrderedDict instead of just a dict. [#2845]
astropy.io.fits
astropy.io.misc
astropy.modeling
astropy.table
astropy.time
astropy.units
astropy.utils
astropy.vo
astropy.config
Fixed a bug where an unedited configuration file from astropy 0.3.2 would not be correctly identified as unedited. [#2772] This resulted in the warning:
WARNING: ConfigurationChangedWarning: The configuration options
in astropy 0.4 may have changed, your configuration file was not
updated in order to preserve local changes. A new configuration
template has been saved to
'~/.astropy/config/astropy.0.4.cfg'. [astropy.config.configuration]
Fixed the error message that is displayed when an old configuration item has moved. Before, the destination section was wrong. [#2772]
Added configuration settings for io.fits, io.votable and table.jsviewer that were missing from the configuration file template. [#2772]
The configuration template is no longer rewritten on every import of astropy, causing race conditions. [#2805]
astropy.convolution
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astropy.logger
astropy.nddata
astropy.table
astropy.units
astropy.utils
astropy.wcs
astropy.config
astropy.io.fits
The astropy.io.fits.new_table function is now fully deprecated (though will not be removed for a long time, considering how widely it is used).
Instead please use the more explicit BinTableHDU.from_columns to create a new binary table HDU, and the similar TableHDU.from_columns to create a new ASCII table. These otherwise accept the same arguments as new_table which is now just a wrapper for these.
The .fromstring classmethod of each HDU type has been simplified such that, true to its namesake, it only initializes an HDU from a string containing its header and data.
Fixed an issue where header wildcard matching (for example header['DATE*']) can be used to match any characters that might appear in a keyword. Previously this only matched keywords containing characters in the set [0-9A-Za-z_]. Now this can also match a hyphen - and any other characters, as some conventions like HIERARCH and record-valued keyword cards allow a wider range of valid characters than standard FITS keywords.
This will be the last release to support the following APIs that have been marked deprecated since Astropy v0.1/PyFITS v3.1:
These deprecated interfaces will be removed from the development version of Astropy following the v0.4 release (they will still be available in any v0.4.x bugfix releases, however).
astropy.modeling
The method computing the derivative of the model with respect to parameters was renamed from deriv to fit_deriv. [#1739]
ParametricModel and the associated Parametric1DModel and Parametric2DModel classes have been renamed FittableModel, Fittable1DModel, and Fittable2DModel respectively. The base Model class has subsumed the functionality of the old
ParametricModel class so that all models support parameter constraints. The only distinction of FittableModel is that anything which subclasses it is assumed “safe” to use with Astropy fitters. [#2276]
NonLinearLSQFitter has been renamed LevMarLSQFitter to emphasise that it uses the Levenberg-Marquardt optimization algorithm with a least squares statistic function. [#1914]
The SLSQPFitter class has been renamed SLSQPLSQFitter to emphasize that it uses the Sequential Least Squares Programming optimization algorithm with a least squares statistic function. [#1914]
The Fitter.errorfunc method has been renamed to the more general Fitter.objective_function. [#1914]
astropy.nddata
astropy.sphinx
astropy.table
astropy.time
astropy.units
astropy.wcs
Misc
astropy.config
astropy.convolution
astropy.coordinates
astropy.io.ascii
astropy.io.fits
astropy.io.misc
astropy.io.votable
astropy.modeling
astropy.sphinx
astropy.table
astropy.time
astropy.units
astropy.utils
astropy.wcs
astropy.wcs.WCS, astropy.wcs.WCS.fix and astropy.wcs.find_all_wcs now have a translate_units keyword argument that is passed down to astropy.wcs.Wcsprm.fix. This can be used to specify any unsafe translations of units from rarely used ones to more commonly used ones.
Although "S" is commonly used to represent seconds, its translation to "s" is potentially unsafe since the standard recognizes "S" formally as Siemens, however rarely that may be used. The same applies to "H" for hours (Henry), and "D" for days (Debye).
When these sorts of changes are performed, a warning is emitted. [#1854]
When a unit is “fixed” by astropy.wcs.WCS.fix or astropy.wcs.Wcsprm.unitfix, it now correctly reports the CUNIT field that was changed. [#1854]
astropy.wcs.Wcs.printwcs will no longer warn that cdelt is being ignored when none was present in the FITS file. [#1845]
astropy.wcs.Wcsprm.set is called from within the astropy.wcs.WCS constructor, therefore any invalid information in the keywords will be raised from the constructor, rather than on a subsequent call to a transformation method. [#1918]
Fix a memory corruption bug when using astropy.wcs.Wcs.sub with astropy.wcs.WCSSUB_CELESTIAL. [#1960]
Fixed the AttributeError exception that was raised when using astropy.wcs.WCS.footprint_to_file. [#1912]
Fixed a NameError exception that was raised when using astropy.wcs.validate or the wcslint script. [#2053]
Fixed a bug where named WCSes may be erroneously reported as ' ' when using astropy.wcs.validate or the wcslint script. [#2053]
Fixed a bug where error messages about incorrect header keywords may not be propagated correctly, resulting in a “NULL error object in wcslib” message. [#2106]
Misc
General
A top-level configuration item, unicode_output has been added to control whether the Unicode string representation of certain objects will contain Unicode characters. For example, when use_unicode is False (default):
>>> from astropy import units as u
>>> print(unicode(u.degree))
deg
When use_unicode is True:
>>> from astropy import units as u
>>> print(unicode(u.degree))
°
See handling-unicode for more information. [#1441]
astropy.convolution
astropy.coordinates
astropy.cosmology
astropy.io.ascii
astropy.io.fits
astropy.io.votable
astropy.modeling
astropy.stats
astropy.table
astropy.time
astropy.units
astropy.vo
astropy.wcs
astropy.utils
astropy.extern.six
Astropy now uses the ERFA library instead of the IAU SOFA library for fundamental time transformation routines. The ERFA library is derived, with permission, from the IAU SOFA library but is distributed under a BSD license. See license/ERFA.rst for details. [#1293]
astropy.logger
General
astropy.coordinates
astropy.cosmology
astropy.io.ascii
astropy.io.fits
astropy.io.registry
astropy.io.votable
astropy.nddata
astropy.stats.funcs
astropy.table
astropy.time
astropy.units
astropy.wcs
For those including the astropy.wcs C headers in their project, they should now include it as:
#include “astropy_wcs/astropy_wcs_api.h”
instead of:
#include “astropy_wcs_api.h”
[#1631]
The --enable-legacy option for setup.py has been removed. [#1493]
This is a brief overview of the new features included in Astropy 0.2–please see the “What’s New” section of the documentation for more details.
astropy.coordinates
astropy.cosmology
astropy.table I/O infrastructure for custom readers/writers implemented. [#305]
New astropy.time sub-package. [#332]
New astropy.units sub-package that includes a class for units (astropy.units.Unit) and scalar quantities that have units (astropy.units.Quantity). [#370, #445]
This has the following effects on other sub-packages:
astropy.io.ascii
Generalized I/O infrastructure so that astropy.nddata can also have custom readers/writers [#659]
astropy.wcs


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Mon Jul 22 23:27:28 CEST 2013
Hi,
I have just added support for pow and nroot to expressions in the
ECLiPSe interface to Gecode, and on testing it, I get failures with
negative numbers, for example (in ECLiPSe syntax):
A #= rootn(-8,3)
fails, while
A #= rootn(8, 3)
succeeds, with A = 2.
Should the first case set A to -2?
The above expressions are passed to MiniModel and parsed as IntExpr. I
used Gecode 4.2.0 for the above tests.
Cheers,
Kish
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Chapter 4 Toolbox
4.1 Command Line Tools
4.1.1 Bioinformatics
<IP_ADDRESS> Get average read length from a .bam
file
samtools view sorted.bam | head -n 1000000 | cut -f 10 | perl -ne 'chomp;print length($_) . "\n"' | sort | uniq -c
4.1.2 Docker
<IP_ADDRESS> Basic commands
Here are a few helpful commands for working with docker
images
docker ps -a # Lists containers (and tells you which images they are spun from)
docker images # Lists images
docker rm <container_id> # Removes a container
docker rmi <image_id> # Removes an image
# Will fail if there is a running instance of that image i.e. container
docker rmi -f <image_id> # Forces removal of image even if it is referenced in multiple repositories,
# i.e. same image id given multiple names/tags
# Will still fail if there is a docker container referencing image
<IP_ADDRESS> Pruning
# remove dangling images
docker rmi $(docker images --filter “dangling=true” -q --no-trunc)
# find other untagged images (with possible children) (<none>:<none>)
docker images -a | grep "none" | awk '{print $3}'
# try removing them
docker rmi $(docker images -a | grep "none" | awk '{print $3}')
# if any left because of clingy children, get __parent.ID__ (ID of untagged image) and then:
# example: docker inspect --format='{{.Id}} {{.Parent}}' $(docker images --filter since=14a1e7116365 -q)
docker inspect --format='{{.Id}} {{.Parent}}' $(docker images --filter since=__parent.id__ -q)
# then remove listed __children.id__ one by one
# example: docker rmi 382096f13260254f3c472bf63f063b8ecbc2d4cc06fe7a940d6fbd4636ef77b1
docker rmi __child.id__
4.1.3 File system
<IP_ADDRESS> List top 5 largest files
du -a /path/to/my/dir/ | sort -n -r | head -n 5
Example:
du -a /bin | sort -n -r | head -n 5
## 5160 /bin
## 1496 /bin/ksh
## 696 /bin/zsh
## 696 /bin/sh
## 688 /bin/bash
<IP_ADDRESS> List files in a folder separated by delimeter
ls -1 /path/to/my/dir/ | paste -sd "," -
Example:
ls -1 /bin | paste -sd "," -
## [,bash,cat,chmod,cp,csh,date,dd,df,domainname,echo,ed,expr,hostname,kill,ksh,launchctl,link,ln,ls,mkdir,mv,pax,ps,pwd,rm,rmdir,sh,sleep,stty,sync,tcsh,test,unlink,wait4path,zsh
<IP_ADDRESS> Compare structure of two directories
vimdiff <(cd dir1; find . | sort) <(cd dir2; find . | sort)
Example:
4.1.4 Sun Grid Engine
<IP_ADDRESS> Deprioritize jobs in queue
qalter -p -100 {jobid1..jobidn}
4.1.5 vim
<IP_ADDRESS> Repeat content of line in new column
# repeat content of line
# a
# b
# c
# becomes
# a = C.a
# b = C.b
# c = C.c
:%s/.*/& = C.&
4.2 R
4.2.1 Heatmaps
4.3 python
4.4 perl
<IP_ADDRESS> Get number of lines in a file
open(my $input, "-|", "wc -l < $fastqs");
my $rc = <$input>;
if ($rc =~ /(\d+)/) {
print $rc;
}


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Playbook Backward Compatibility
-
The newer version of the app updates the action names for blacklist and whitelist actions. Hence, it is requested to
the end-user to please update their existing playbooks by modifying the corresponding action blocks to ensure the
correct functioning of the playbooks created on the earlier versions of the app. The following actions names have been
updated:
- [blacklist url] to [blocklist url]
- [unblacklist url] to [unblocklist url]
- [whitelist url] to [allowlist url]
- [unwhitelist url] to [unallowlist url]
- [blacklist sender] to [blocklist sender]
- [whitelist sender] to [allowlist sender]
-
Added new paremeter in the action given below. Hence, it is requested to the end-user to please update their existing playbooks by re-inserting | modifying | deleting the corresponding action blocks or by providing appropriate values to these action parameters to ensure the correct functioning of the playbooks created on the earlier versions of the app.
- list urls - 'max_results' parameter has been added
Authorization
Upon installing Mimecast and configuring your asset, you will not have an accessKey or secretKey (together known as a
binding) that is required by Mimecast upon each call to its API.
When you run the first Mimecast action or test connectivity on the asset, your accessKey and secretKey will be generated
and saved in your instance.
Every action run will be using the same accessKey and secretKey that was saved to avoid generating new keys on every
request.
It is important to note that your accessKey and secretKey binding may expire after the period of time defined in the
Authentication Cache TTL setting in the service user's effective Authentication Profile (accessible through the Mimecast
Administration Console under Services>Applications>Authentication Profiles). It is recommended to set this to "Never
Expires" so you do not have to deal with expired authentication.
Points to remember while connecting to Mimecast
- IP Range Restrictions: Be sure to enable your Mimecast to accept communication with the IP address of your
Phantom server(s).
- Two Factor Authentication: Mimecast supports optional two-factor authentication. Two-factor authentication
should be disabled for the account
that is used to handle API communication with Phantom.
Note:
The 'unblocklist url' and 'unallowlist url' actions use the same API endpoint and action parameter to remove the URL from the
blocklist and allowlist. Hence, removing the URL from the allowlist will automatically remove the URL from the
blocklist as well.


Consider what happens if someone accidently calls sort on a file that is already sorted. Which of the following sorting methods will be the most effecient if the input is already in sorted order.
Which algorithm will make an iteration "quit early" depending on the values seen during comparisons?


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When writing code, programmers will use variables to hold data. Scope is the idea of controlling when and how a program can access these variables. If a variable is created with Global Scope then the data in that variable can be accessed (and potentially changed) by any part of the program. If a variable has local scope then it can only be accessed within the function (block of code) that has created it. It is very important to consider scope when coding because using the wrong scope could mean sensitive data can be exposed and or changed unexpectedly.
Variables declared within a JavaScript function, become LOCAL to the function. Local variables have local scope: They can only be accessed within the function. Each function when invoked creates a new scope.
A variable declared outside a function, becomes GLOBAL. A global variable has global scope: All scripts and functions on a web page can access it. Variables inside the Global scope can be accessed and altered in any other scope.
If you assign a value to a variable that has not been declared, it will automatically become a GLOBAL variable. This code example will declare a global variable carName, even if the value is assigned inside a function.
myFunction();
// code here can use carName
function myFunction() {
carName = "Volvo";
}
The lifetime of a JavaScript variable starts when it is declared. Local variables are deleted when the function is completed. In a web browser, global variables are deleted when you close the browser window (or tab), but remains available to new pages loaded into the same window.
Function arguments (parameters) work as local variables inside functions.
Block statements like if and switch conditions or for and while loops, unlike functions, don't create a new scope. Variables defined inside of a block statement will remain in the scope they were already in. ECMAScript 6 introduced the let and const keywords. These keywords can be used in place of the var keyword. Contrary to the var keyword, the let and const keywords support the declaration of local scope inside block statements.
Lexical Scope means that in a nested group of functions, the inner functions have access to the variables and other resources of their parent scope. This means that the child functions are lexically bound to the execution context of their parents. Lexical scope is sometimes also referred to as Static Scope.
This information was sourced from the following websites:
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His eyes when he watches me.
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--- title: Ought Text Classification keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Few-shot text classification on scientific abstracts" description: "Few-shot text classification on scientific abstracts" nb_path: "index.ipynb" ---
The ought
package is currently not being distributed. But it can be installed locally with git:
git clone https://github.com/iyaja/ought.git
cd ought
pip install .
The top-level ought
module is plit into 5 main submodules:
starter
: The provided starter code, which contains a suite of utility functions for GPT-2gpt
: Uses GPT-2 in multiple ways to expose 3 different classifiers.lstm
: Implements LSTM models that train on a few examples at test time.bart
: Implements BART-based classifier.metrics
: Final metrics/scores for all models and ensemble classifier.All classification models provided are of the form XXClassifier
where XX
is the model name. Currently, the implemented classifiers are:
GPTLMClassifier
: A GPT-2 language-model based classifier.GPTMatmulClassifier
: A few-shot shot GPT-2 classifier that computes prediction scores though matrix multiplication of stacked hidden states.GPTSimilarityClassifier
: A few-shot shot GPT-2 classifier that computes prediction scores though dot products of hidden states.LSTMClassifier
: A classifier that requires few-shot training using an LSTM. Training can be completed in under a minute for 500+ samplesBARTClassifier
: A zero-shot classifier based on the BART architecure.All of the above models confirm to a standard interface. They all have an initializer that takes in a path to a jsonl
file with context examples and a samples
parameter to control how many xontextual samples to use per label/class. Once initialized, they all expose a predict
method that takes in a string and returns either "AI"
or "Not AI
. The results and accuracy for each model can be found in the 04_metrics.ipynb
notebook or, equaivalently, in the documentation site.
Here is an example of using the GPTMatmulClassifier
:
from ought.gpt import GPTMatmulClassifier
model = GPTMatmulClassifier(json='data/train.jsonl', samples=5)
model.predict("In this paper, we propose a new zero-shot transformer-based algorithm to classifiy scientific papers as AI or NOT AI.")


To External
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mapping by formatting
Absolute Link:
This link is not available acually
mapping by OtherExtensionMap
Absolute Link:
This link is not available acually
Absolute Image Link (the image does not exist actually):


Crazy in Alabama * * 1/2 (out of * * * * )
Directed by Antonio Banderas. Cast: Melanie Griffith, Lucas Black, David Morse, Meat Loaf Aday, Cathy Moriarty, Louis Miller Jr., John Beasley, Elizabeth Perkins, Rod Steiger, Richard Schiff, Sandra Seacat. 1999 - 104 minutes Rated PG-13 (for mild violence and profanity). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, October 26, 1999.
Over the years, there have been innumerable films made about the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s, to the point where a filmmaker couldn't possibly say anything that hasn't already been said before. With that noted, "Crazy in Alabama" doesn't have any original insights into the era, nor is it particularly well-handled in that arena. Fortunately, we virtually get two 45-minute movies that interweave between one another, until they come together in the climax, and the other story is the one that sparkles.
Based on the novel by Mark Childress, this comedy-drama, set in the summer of 1965 in the Deep South, makes no excuses for its eccentricities, as Lucille (Melanie Griffith), a 34-year-old housewife with seven children, tells her mother (Sandra Seacat) even before the opening credits that she not only poisoned her husband, but decapitated him. Wacky, but otherwise not dangerous, Lucille did what she did because her abusive marriage was suffocating her, and she has no regrets.  But not so fast, because as Lucille's story plays out, the film is narrated by her nephew, Peejoe (Lucas Black), a 13-year-old who admires his Aunt Lucille to no end, and is sent away to live with his loving uncle (David Morse) and narrow-minded aunt (Cathy Moriarty) for the summer. While at the city's public swimming pool, he briefly meets another kid (Louis Miller Jr.) just a few years older than he before witnessing him later thrown from a fence by the crooked sheriff (Meat Loaf Aday) after banishing him from the pools because of his race. The kid dies, the sheriff claims he never touched him, but Peejoe knows the truth, and doesn't want him to get away with it. Meanwhile, as Lucille garners a guest spot on the television show, "Bewitched," she senses that the police are soon going to close in on her.
While the story of Peejoe, as he learns several life lessons about the importance of equality and tolerance, feels rather by-the-numbers and predictable, "Crazy in Alabama" ultimately works due to the unforgettable character of Lucille, played by Melanie Griffith in her first truly worthwhile starring role since 1991's "Paradise." Griffith is often criticized for playing the ditzy blond with the childish, high voice, and those detractors of her work have always mystified me. While she may not always make the right career moves, Griffith is a wonderful actress who can effortlessly play both comedy and drama, and some people seem to forget that she was nominated for an Academy Award in 1988 for her breakthrough role in "Working Girl." "Crazy in Alabama" plays up both sides of her acting talent, and she steals the film away from everyone else within the first five minutes. Just take a look at the sequence midway through in which Lucille is talking on the phone with Peejoe, and after he asks her if she's alright, she replies, "Yes, I'm alright. I'm free! For the first time in my entire life I am free!" Griffith says the words with such effervescent life that it's obvious she is a performer who loves what she does, and is instantly charming.
As her counterpart, Lucas Black gives another effective, understated performance after his role in 1996's "Sling Blade." If the subplot about the wrongful murder of the black child, and Peejoe's struggle to let people know the truth concerning his death, is cliched, at least Black is able to create a character that is worth following, even when the plot surrounding him isn't.
Both characters end up together for a climactic trial, after Lucille has been arrested, and my heart almost sank. After all, did we really need to have to sit through another stock courtroom scene? Luckily, it worked, managing to pull both laughs and bittersweet truth out of the matters at hand, and never went sappy like so many films of its ilk usually do. On the downside, the picture ends before the other subplot, involving the crime that the sheriff commits, is solved, and so we are left hanging by a plot thread that we had just dedicated 45 minutes of our time with.
"Crazy in Alabama" is helmed by actor Antonio Banderas, making his directing debut, and even when the film smells of the word, "amateur," Banderas can rest assured that, in a week which saw six major film releases, he made one out of only two movies that I liked (the other being Martin Scorsese's masterful "Bringing Out the Dead"). The premise may not sound like the most probable choice for someone from a foreign country, but Banderas proves that you can successfully make a film that doesn't relate directly to you, simply if the underlying themes are felt deeply enough.
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Removal of deprecated Repository annotations
The annotation-based repositories have been deprecated since Crnk 0.x and have now been removed. A switch to the Interface-based repositories like
ResourceRepositoryV2 is quickly implemented if somewhere still necessary.
Downsizing of QueryParams code base
QueryParams has been deprecated since Crnk 0.x. So far both QuerySpec and QueryParams have been first-class citizens within Crnk. With this release, support
for QueryParams has been downsized. This means that any parsing and processing of QueryParams has been removed, but the conversion of QuerySpec
to QueryParams is still in place. The use of this conversion has been recommended for a long time to facilitate moving to QuerySpec, which also means nothing
should change or project just have to catch up with this conversion setup. With this setup, QueryParams continues to be supported in the near future,
but with a much lighter code base. It is desired to remove QueryParams entirely from crnk-core in subsequent releases. Either by setting up a new
crnk-core-queryparams or dropping support for it entirely. Contributions in this area are welcomed if it is desired to keep support alive.
Otherwise it will be dropped in early 2019.
Simplified QuerySpec with new PathSpec
All the QuerySpec-related objects like FilterSpec and SortSpec now hold the attribute path
as PathSpec. PathSpec facilitate working with paths compared to the previous List<String> solution.
All the previous API remains unchanged and supported (no deprecations).
PathSpec offers various of(...) methods to quickly create an instance. It further offers
filter(...) and sort(...) methods to construct FilterSpec and SortSpecs out of the current path.
QuerySpecVisitor
The new QuerySpecVisitor and QuerySpecVisitorBase classes allow to visit
a QuerySpec by calling QuerySpec.accept(QuerySpecVisitor). Visitors can be used, for example,
to easily modify attribute paths within a QuerySpc.
Classpath scanning for Typescript generator
The Typescript generator used to need a running application to extract information about the set
of resources and repositories. This remains the best and only way to reliably extract all informations
out of a Crnk-based application. However, due to this architecture, generation is also prone to fail
due to misconfiguration of the application. For this reason, this release introduces an new, alternative
mechanism where
the classpath can be scanned for @JsonApiResource-annotated classes and repository interface
definitions extending ResourceRepositoryV2. The benefit is a simpler setup at the cost of potentially
missing out on non-standard repositories that are not backed by a @JsonApiResource annotation.
In Gradle this then looks like:
typescriptGen{
resourcePackages = ['îo.crnk.example']
...
}
@JpaResource annotation deprecated
@JpaResource rather than @JsonApiResource has historically been necessary to modify the naming
of Entity-based resources. This is no longer necessary and @JsonApiResource can be used together
with classes annotated with @Entity.
Historic Activiti repositories
There is initial experimental support for historic resource repositories of Activiti tasks and processes.
ActivitiModuleConfig config = new ActivitiModuleConfig();
ProcessInstanceConfig processConfig = config.addProcessInstance(ScheduleApprovalProcessInstance.class);
processConfig.historic(HistoricScheduleApprovalProcessInstance.class);
TaskRepositoryConfig taskConfig = config.addTask(ApproveTask.class);
taskConfig.historic(HistoricApproveTask.class);
taskConfig.filterBy("description", ENFORCED_DESCRIPTION);
return ActivitiModule.create(processEngine, config);
Simplified customizations of Criteria-based crnk-jpa repositories
There is a new interface JpaCriteriaRepositoryFilter and base class JpaCriteriaRepositoryFilterBase that allow
easy customization of CriteriaQuery objects. The interfaces are a specialization of JpaRepositoryFilter
and can be used in the same manner by registering it to the JpaModuleConfig.
InMemoryEvaluator
InMemoryEvaluator gained a new constructor that takes a ResourceRegistry. This allows the use of resource information
when accessing resources. This allows its use with more customized resources and relationships, like the use of
@JsonApiRelationId and custom ResourceFieldAccessors instead of just basic plain Java beans. Note that QuerySpec.apply(...)
does not have access to a ResourceRegistry and, consequently, continues to use the traditional behavior.
Logging in crnk-meta
Various logging statements have been reduced to level TRACE to make the general DEBUG log level of io.crnk a bit less noisy.
@JsonApiRelationId supported by crnk-validation
Validation errors on relationship identifiers annotated with @JsonApiRelationId now correctly carry the relationship name (without the
typical "id" suffix) in the JSON API error.
Simplified BulkRelationshipRepositoryV2
The BulkRelationshipRepositoryV2 interface implements two default methods that allow the implementation of a single findTargets method.
A future V3 version of the interface will likely move this into crnk-core to keep the interface this simple without having to rely
on default methods.
simplified crnk-jpa setup in Spring Boot
The exposeAll behavior automatically backs-off if a repository is registered manually. Setting the properly to false is no longer necessary.


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THE TRUTH ABOUT CATS & DOGS A film review by Robin Redcrest Copyright 1996 USPAN
The URL of this review is: http://moviereviews.com/janesreviews/thetruthaboutcatsanddogs.html
Rating: 3 stars (out of 4)
I loved this movie for one reason - Janeane Garafalo. I haven't stayed up to watch her on Saturday Night Live, but ever since I saw her as the blind-date-from-hell in the otherwise silly "Bye Bye Love", I've been anxious to spend more time with her on-screen.
Garafalo starts in this adaptation of the ancient tale of Cyrano, as Dr. Abby Barnes, the host of a radio talk show about pets. She's supposedly a plain Jane, who, because of the intelligence and wit she displays on the radio, wins the heart (sight unseen) of a cute, sexy listener. Naturally, when he wants to meet her, she's too intimidated to show him what she really looks like, so she talks her blonde, willowy and very ditzy neighbor (Uma Thurman) into posing as her.
This premise might work, if Garafalo were truly plain, and Thurman were truly beautiful. But Garafalo is real, human and way too adorable to be overlooked, and Thurman is really just pretty messy.
But even if the contrast were greater, come on folks! In the 90s, it just doesn't ring true that physical beauty is automatically the only thing that brings two people together. I just saw "Jane Eyre" and watched William Hurt fall in love with the truly plain Charlotte Gainsburg over supermodel Elle MacPherson because, frankly, she was a much more interesting person. In this movie, Abby is so bright and funny and delightful, that a guy would have to be crazy not to want to spend time with her. And, Thurman is so ditzy and (allegedly) adorably disheveled that a guy might be tempted to take a second look, but after a very short time would have serious trouble sinking an intelligence depth finder. Zzzzzzzzz....
Garafalo's appeal defies description, because it's all based on how she reacts in the moment. She's like that hilariously funny best friend who can finish your sentences and make you laugh in that "you-had-to-be-there" way. See this movie and be there.
A review by Robin Redcrest of USPAN's Circle of Critics
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Adobe AIR (codenamed Apollo) runtime enables developers to use HTML, JavaScript, Adobe Flash software, and ActionScript to build web applications that run as standalone client applications without the constraints of a browser. This supports .AIR files for installation. Adobe AIR's logo history falls under Adobe's Flash Player logo history, having similar logos. Adobe AIR was discontinued the same time that Flash Player was discontinued, January 1st, 2021.
You can download the most recent version of Adobe AIR here, or install older versions.
If you need to uninstall it, open Command Prompt or Run in Windows, use "path to AdobeAIRInstaller.exe -uninstall"
and enter. Otherwise, use this Microsoft blog post.
In this page, we will go over about Adobe Director.
Adobe Director is very similar to Adobe Flash Player, but they are both completely different things. Instead of SWF files, it uses DCR files. It can also use Apple Inc's Quicktime, used to support media, and the The 3DO Company's 3DO Console Engine. Adobe Director's last version was 12, being released on February 11th, 2013. The product would be later discontinued in a range from February 1st to March 14th of 2017.
One of the few differences between Director and Flash is that Director supports plug-ins, or Xtras. This is possible by a tool named Adobe Director's XDK (Xtra Development Kit), which is a C++ SDK. With each new version, calls new changes important for these plug-ins.
Adobe Director has standalone apps that has DCR files pre-loaded (example).
You can download the most recent version of Projector Skeleton for Adobe Director here for using DCR files onto a Windows app. It will ask you once you open the application, to put in a DCR file. Make sure, if possible, that the plugin is in the same folder (directory) as the DCR file. You can download a example DCR game here.
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In this page, we will go over about Adobe Shockwave.
Adobe Shockwave is mostly Adobe Director, however it's a browser plug-in like Adobe Flash. It also supports DIR, DCR, DXR files. It can also help companies build multimedia apps. The lastest version is <IP_ADDRESS> released on April 9th, 2019. Adobe discontinued Shockwave on the same day since.
There's a full version and a slim version you can install (recommended to have Windows Vista or 7). These versions are both <IP_ADDRESS>. If you need older versions, click here.
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If you wanna use flash in a browser or in a app, follow these instructions.
If there is Flash Player already installed, use the Uninstaller for Windows, otherwise use the Uninstaller for Mac OS X - 10.6 or higher, or the Uninstaller for Mac OS X - 10.4 & 10.5.
After that, run a installer from the table of installers depending on your device with the version you want. The versions suffixed with “pep” are PPAPI (WebKit and Blink), the ones with “ax” are ActiveX (Trident and EdgeHTML) and the ones without suffix are NPAPI (Gecko and Goanna). Follow the instructions on the installer that you chose. Reminder that most major browsers such as Google Chrome, FireFox and many more, will no longer accept any flash version.
Next, find a browser that allows Flash plug-ins, you can visit this page to find some.
In the "SWF Installation", an already installed app is waiting for you. However, you'll need a SWF file (Shockwave Flash) to run. I left a SWF game here for you to try out.
If you are having errors that say cannot create, or find flash.ocx
, follow these steps.
1. If you haven't installed Flash Player yet, please click here.
2. Find in Windows Explorer: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash
, and find the file Flash.ocx
(may look different depending on which version flash is). If you can't find it, look in instead: C:\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash
, System32
, or SysWOW64
.
a. If you still can't find Flash.ocx
anywhere, you may have to download it, then put it in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash
.
3. Copy the file, then rename said copied file to flash.ocx
, DO NOT RENAME OR MOVE THE ORIGINAL FILE, and paste it in both: System32
and/or SysWOW64
. [The flash.ocx
file should look like flashversion.ocx
(for example flash9.ocx
) ]
Try the program, or screensaver, out now to see if it works.
Thanks to Djracem on Reddit for contributing to this page.
AMD adrenalin drivers 22.5.2, and later, are causing Flash to only display a colored background associated with the background of Flash Player. To not roll back pre-22.5.2, disable "Hardware Accel" on Macromed\Flash and on mms.cfg. Run, and make sure Command Prompt is ran as administrator, and then copy the Batchfile code below.
mkdir "%WINDIR% \SysWoW64\Macromed\Flash"
NUL & echo DisableHardwareAcceleration "WINDIR% \SysWoW64\Macromed\Flash\mms.cfg"
To use a working version of Flash Player, you would have to find browsers that support the Flash Player plug-in. But since the Flash shutdown of 2021, major browsers like Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and more does not support the flash player plug-in. You can see some of the browsers that support the plug-in here.
BasiliskWaterfox
Pale Moon
Mypal
K-Meleon
Opera
Kiwi Browser
Dolphin Browser
Puffin
Opera
Adobe AIR and Adobe Flash Player for Android are no longer supported. You can download them using these APK files and make it work in 2022.
Adobe Flash Player for Android (v11)Adobe AIR
These tools can be used for Flash Player.
FlashPatcherSWF to EXE Converter
EXE to SWF Converter
Browser games are not that popular due to the 2020s having modern and widely used browsers not supporting the original Flash Engine. Either websites went to HTML5 games or replaced their engines with Ruffle or others.
Newgrounds. This is a special one as they allow any users to post content. They replaced their engine with their downloadable one.
There's tons of generic flash games, like the following:
CrazyGames
Armor Games
Kongregate
Poki
Addicting Games
NuMuKi
If you wanna support high quality games, you can so on Steam.
Not much Flash games are on apps, mostly after 2020.
Flashpoint, it contains a ton, mostly flash games.
Archive.org, it contains tons of SWF files for the App installation .
These ones are for computers, if you use Android, click here for the browsers or click here for the actual flash engine.


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Valve reveals Half-Life: Alyx for PC VR in March 2020
New, full-length game will be free for owners of the Valve Index
by Rebekah ValentineToday, Valve unveiled Half-Life: Alyx, a "full-length" VR game coming to all PC-based VR headsets in March of 2020.
The game, which takes place between the first and second Half-Life games, is the latest entry in the franchise since Half-Life 2: Episode Two in 2007.
"Everyone at Valve is excited to be returning to the world of Half-Life," said Gabe Newell. "VR has energized us. We've invested a lot of ourselves in the technology. But we're also game developers at heart, and to be devoting ourselves to a VR game this ambitious is just as exciting. For that to come in the form of Half-Life feels like the culmination of a lot things we care a lot about: truly great games, cutting edge technology, and open platforms. We can't wait for people to experience this."
Though the title will be compatible with all PC VR headsets, it will be free for owners of the Valve Index, Valve's $1000 high-end VR headset that launched earlier this year. Though Valve has not officially announced any specific special compatibility with the Valve Index, screenshots for the game show the player's hands wearing "Gravity Gloves," which may take advantage of the Index's finger tracking and grip sensing technology.


Session delegate protocol to be implemented by one of your game classes. For a standard Objective C application this would most likely be the class that implements UIApplicationDelegate. Though the methods are optional it is recommended to implement all of them.
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#import <CrystalSession.h>
List of all members.
Public Member Functions |
| (void) | - challengeStartedWithGameConfig: |
| | Reports to the client that a challenge has been started from within the Crystal UI. On receiving this notification the client should instruct the user on the details of the challenge task and start the task. After completing the challenge task the client should inform the CrystalSession by calling postChallengeResultForLastChallenge:
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| (void) | - splashScreenFinishedWithActivateCrystal: |
| | Reports to the client that the Crystal splash screen has been dismissed After the Crystal splash dialog (displaySplashScreen) has been dismissed the client will be notified with this method. The method can be used to resume the normal game startup and UI, and also to immediately activate the Crystal UI and encourage sign-up.
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| (void) | - crystalUiDeactivated |
| | Reports to the client that the Crystal UI has been closed. This is a good place to reactivate the game from a paused state and reactivate sound.
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| (void) | - crystaliPadPopoversActivated: |
| | Reports to the client that the iPad popovers have been activated or deactivated Some titles may wish to disable parts of their menu sytem when the Crystal popovers are visible. During the period that the popovers are visible the game's screen is greyed and the user cannot interact with your menu system. Tapping any area of the screen outside of the Crystal UI removes the grey overlay and normal interaction with your menu system can resume.
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Session delegate protocol to be implemented by one of your game classes. For a standard Objective C application this would most likely be the class that implements UIApplicationDelegate. Though the methods are optional it is recommended to implement all of them.
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| - (void) challengeStartedWithGameConfig: |
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(NSString *) |
gameConfig |
[optional] |
Reports to the client that a challenge has been started from within the Crystal UI. On receiving this notification the client should instruct the user on the details of the challenge task and start the task. After completing the challenge task the client should inform the CrystalSession by calling postChallengeResultForLastChallenge:
- Parameters:
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| gameConfig | The game configuration ID as shown in the Developer Dashboard |
| - (void) crystaliPadPopoversActivated: |
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(BOOL) |
activated |
[optional] |
Reports to the client that the iPad popovers have been activated or deactivated Some titles may wish to disable parts of their menu sytem when the Crystal popovers are visible. During the period that the popovers are visible the game's screen is greyed and the user cannot interact with your menu system. Tapping any area of the screen outside of the Crystal UI removes the grey overlay and normal interaction with your menu system can resume.
- Parameters:
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| activated | YES if the popovers have been activated or NO if not |
| - (void) crystalUiDeactivated |
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[optional] |
Reports to the client that the Crystal UI has been closed. This is a good place to reactivate the game from a paused state and reactivate sound.
| - (void) splashScreenFinishedWithActivateCrystal: |
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(BOOL) |
activateCrystal |
[optional] |
Reports to the client that the Crystal splash screen has been dismissed After the Crystal splash dialog (displaySplashScreen) has been dismissed the client will be notified with this method. The method can be used to resume the normal game startup and UI, and also to immediately activate the Crystal UI and encourage sign-up.
- Parameters:
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| activateCrystal | Will be set to YES if the user decided to activate Crystal. The game should activate the crystal UI at the next available opportunity in this case. |
The documentation for this protocol was generated from the following file: