--- layout: archive title: Zulip Chat Archive permalink: /stream/113488-general/topic/Antiquoting.20inside.20a.20tactic.20quotation.html ---
Hi!! So I'm trying to write my first tactic and I have something that looks like this:
meta def naturally (t : Type) : tactic unit := iterate `[ rw [← @nat.cast_zero %%t] ]
but I get this error:
kernel failed to type check declaration 'naturally' this is usually due to a buggy tactic or a bug in the builtin elaborator elaborated type: Type → tactic unit elaborated value: λ (t : Type), .....................
I can write it without the antiquotation, but I realized I then have to have t
in scope when I run naturally
to get it to work that way :sweat_smile:
Do you know what the issue is and how I could write it properly? :)
Background: I'm basically trying to write a tactic that converts statements about \N embedded in \R into statements about \N, like the following:
example : ∀ n : ℕ, (0 : ℕ) < 2 + n := by intro n; simpa [nat.zero_lt_succ] example : ∀ n : ℕ, (0 : ℝ) < 2 + n := begin intro n, let t := ℝ, naturally ℝ, rw [add_comm _ n], apply nat.zero_lt_succ end
Why I’m trying to restrict it to a certain type is to prevent infinite recursion (e.g. 0 with lots of coercions from nat to nat); it would be cool if there was a better way to do this but I have not explored tactics much
t
should have type expr
not Type
Hm ... I believe you, but it still doesn't seem to compile:
meta def naturally' (t : expr) : tactic unit := tactic.interactive.iterate none `[ rw [← @nat.cast_zero %%t] ]
I'm using Lean v3.4.1 btw
it looks like this term is failing: rule := expr.subst (to_pexpr t)
(it's missing the second argument)
without the antiquotation it is: rule :=<EMAIL_ADDRESS>t)
I think it should be rule := expr.subst ``(λ (_x_1 : _), @nat.cast_zero _x_1) (to_pexpr t)
rw
is tricky to use this way. Try not quoting it. You'll see its argument list is not a list of expr (in which case your attempt should work); it's a list of rw_rules
yeah, this is what I ended up with (forgive the messy code): https://github.com/MonoidMusician/MATH361/blob/56b6b5df40598bddade40e973a400a67cb79d184/src/hw/hw2.lean#L380-L407
I wasn’t able to get it to parse an expression in interactive mode, so I just made an alias for applying it to reals haha
I suggest you use the noninteractive rw tactic outside interactive mode
that would probably be a good idea :D
would that be rewrite_target
?
I was about to suggest rewrite_target
but it requires that you encode <-
by hand
Last updated: Apr 24 2020 at 19:02 UTC


Discover Your ITEC Major the First Time Around!
Candid Career offers students a closer look at a specific career subject that they maybe interested in.
Network GGC is a webiste dedicated on for Students and staff to interconnect. We thrive to emphasie the importance of connecting with people within your concentration to push your professional career to a


ID: sdf
Email: sdf
Office Number: sdfsdf
ID: sdf
Email: sdf
GitHub: sdf
ID: sdf
Email: sdfsdf
School: sdfsdf


--- layout: post title: The Best iPhone Apps Of 2009 (Appvee Edition) date: '2009-12-29T01:28:00.001Z' author: solrevdev tags: modified_time: '2009-12-29T01:28:34.969Z' blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-31446756.post-743514630146962847 blogger_orig_url: http://www.solrevdev.com/2009/12/best-iphone-apps-of-2009-appvee-edition.html ---


Shiv Ram Hospital Pataudi
Shiv Ram Hospital located on Hailey Mandi Road, Opposite West Academy School, Pataudi. We are here to provide affordable care to the people living in the vicinity of 10-15 kms of Pataudi so that they avoid going to corporate hospitals and can get treatment at a very reasonable cost. We are providing care for all cardiology cases, chest diseases, dengue, malaria, HIV/AIDS and other areas of clinical medicine. We also provide counselling on various life style diseases.We are committed to contribute to the physical, psychological, social and spiritual well being of the patients and the community. We have got a very comprehensive setup which includes OPD services, pharmacy and good laboratory facilities.
We have 30 patient beds which include 2 bedded ICUs and 2 private rooms.
About Shiv Ram Hospital
Call for an ambulance
OPD Timings
Summers: Emergency 24 hrs
Mon-Sat: 9AM-2PM
5PM-8PM
Sun- 9AM-12PM
Winters:
Mon-Sat: 9AM-2PM
4PM-7PM
Sun: 9AM-12PM
Latest Video by the Hospital
Our Specialities
Medical
Non-invasive cardiology, Chest medicine, Diabetes Care, HIV/AIDS, Sexual Medicine, Neurology, Nephrology, Gastro-Enterology, Dermatology, Psychiatry
Dental Surgery
Highly experienced dental surgeon in the hospital to help you with all the problems relating to your teeth.
Maternity Services
The hospital has got a dedicated staff, clean and hygienic labour room which is equipped with high quality delivery table and infant resuscitation equipments.
Diagnostic
State of art haemotology and biochemistry analyzers, centrifuge, microscopy, ECG, X-ray machine and other essential services. Laboratory can handle routine blood, urine, stool, semen, sputum, CSF, pleural and ascitic fluid specimens. All samples for specialised investigations are collected and are being handled by specialized laboratories.
Supportive
Highly trained nurses, lab attendants and medical staff to provide you with the best treatment and the right environment for you to recuperate.
Areas of Expertise
Non Invasive Cardiology
Bronchial Asthma
COPD
Malaria
Dengue Fever
Diabetes
HIV/AIDS
Heat Stroke
Dental Surgery
Clinical Medicine


Todo Your List
Enter your comment in the text "Type to add new tasks" and build your own list.
by
Nik Solaz
{{#each tasks}} {{> task}} {{/each}}


Partners
Wright Designers
Stanford SPRC
Stanford CERC
Toggle navigation
Home
Team
Advisors
Partners
Contact


Return the UNIX TIME of the last DB save executed with success.A client may check if a BGSAVE command succeeded reading the LASTSAVEvalue, then issuing a BGSAVE command and checking at regular intervalsevery N seconds if LASTSAVE changed.


My take on DBC/EDA experience is that this boot camp is not to be looked at as a package but more than that. My impression is that EDA is going to be an intensive camp where I we will be hitting the floor running, coding from the first day as such. I believe that I will engage this type of culture with an open mind, with the willingness to grow from what I will learn during the weeks. Only slightly has my expectations of EDA changed as I knew this is how the course would be built around. It's not a normal course but a special one where we will learn much more than just code compared to university.
Yes I am excited to participate and I am afraid.. I'm afraid of what my true potential will be and if I can work with the teachers and mentors to unlock them
Home


Company profile - Canadian Company Capabilities
Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
Data Insight
Mailing Address:
8-1884 Merivale RdNEPEAN, Ontario
K2G 1E6
Location Address:
8-1884 Merivale RdNEPEAN, Ontario
K2G 1E6
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Logo
Company Profile
Data Insight offers data recovery and rescue services, retrieval of information lost as the result of a hard disk crash and corrupt files, restoration of lost or deleted files and data elimination services. As a recognized industry leader our staff have successfully restored lost or deleted files, and recovered data, from storage devices and media that other recovery companies said were unrecoverable.
Data InSight offers services in two categories.
DATA SERVICES - DATA RECOVERY
Data InSight offers the widest range of data products and services, while employing the most advanced data recovery technnology available. Serving customers in the Ottawa and Seaway Valleys, Data InSight is the undisputed leader in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec for the data recovery, data conversion, and data security industries. We ensure the fastest, most convenient and cost-effective solutions for Home Offices, Small and Medium sized businesses, National Organizations, and Government departments.
FORENSIC CONTENT ANALYSIS
Forensic Content Analysis is the use of language structure and predetermined linguistic indicators to determine truth or deception in written documents.
Approximately 3,000 law enforcement and intelligence agencies worldwide are currently utilizing this technique to screen applicants and conduct criminal or administrative investigations. For example, the Australian government is using this method to identify applicants who are potential security threats. They have reduced the number of security clearances granted by over 39% while increasing productivity by 15%.
In terms of pre-employment screening, we use a uniquely structured questionnaire, which enables us to determine the validity of a prospective employee's application as well as determine the overall integrity of the individual. This method is far superior to the polygraph in that it is non-intrusive, non-threatening, less expensive, more accurate and provides information a polygraph cannot retrieve.
It's been estimated that 30 - 40 percent of individuals lie, fabricate or otherwise embellish on their job applications.
Let Data InSight help you avoid negligent hiring lawsuits or corporate fraud by conducting forensic document analysis on your prospective employees or executives.
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
541510 - Computer Systems Design and Related Services
561490 - Other Business Support Services
Product / Service / Licensing
- Formatted Hard Drive (even multiple formatting)
- Deleted or Lost Files
- Unreadable CD-ROM Disk
- Unreadable CD-RW Disk
- Unreadable DVD Disk
- Corrupt Zip Files
- Corrupt MS Office Files
- Access Databases, Excel, Word
- FrontPage, PowerPoint, Project,
- Outlook Email, and more.
- Lost Archive FILE Passwords (ZIP, RAR, ARJ, LHA, ARC, etc)
- Lost MS Office Passwords
- Lost PDF Passwords
- Lost Passwords (other)
What are the Benefits of Remote Recovery?
- Our Remote Recovery is available 24/7 from anywhere in the world and recovers data in as little as one hour. (We just happen to be in Ottawa.)
- No need to dismantle and ship or have us pick up your hard drive or computer for service.
- Eliminates shipping time making RDR it the fastest, most convenient and cost-effective solution available.
- While other data recovery companies promote online software rental or data delivery via FTP as remote recovery products, Data InSight is the only company in the world that offers Remote Data Recovery service performed by a data recovery engineer.
- Ensures the best possible results and the highest quality recovery in an efficient and convenient manner.
- Secure Wiping
- Hard Drive and Dat Tape degaussing
- Hard Drive and Platter Destruction
- CDROM and DVD Shredding, Perforation, and Declassifying
- Floppy Disk Shredding
- Video Cassettes Shredding
- Carbon Tapes Shredding
- Electronic Circuit Boards Shredding
- DAT Cassette Shredding
- Paper File Shredding
- Credit, Debit, and Calling Card Shredding
Even if your Hard Drive breaks down- the storage platters still contain information which can be read after repair. To avoid confidential information being potentially read by third parties, the hard drive can be degaussed, erasing data & rendering it useless.
Degaussing of any magnetic media, including VHS Tapes, Reels up to 16" thick, and hard drives.
Note on CCTV TAPES: Re-use of tapes without erasing them can lead to poor quality reproduction on playback. In addition, new regulations being written relating to the use of CCTV Video Recordings, state it must first be proven that the video tape has been completely erased before re-use if it is to be submitted for recognition or evidence.
The solutions include, but are not limited to;
- Automated internet file upload conversion;
Example: User uploads of any file type (BMP, Word, Excel, Visio, WordPerfect, Text. etc..), are automaticaly converted to PDF.
- Batch file or data store and respository conversion;
- Watched folder conversion;
- Bulk or automated compressed archive file conversions;
Example: (ARJ, ARC, ZOO, LHA, ... , to ZIP)
and more.
- Legacy data archive modernization;
- Data and Database consolidation;
- Intellectual Property and Trade Secret Theft Detection
- Hard Drive Forensics
- Auditing and Optimization;
- Data Security
- Internet Usage
- Firewall and Website
- Web Server Log Analysis and Reporting
- Telecommunications Asset and Usage Analysis (telabuse)
Approximately 3,000 law enforcement and intelligence agencies worldwide are currently utilizing this technique to screen applicants and conduct criminal or administrative investigations. For example, the Australian government is using this method to identify applicants who are potential security threats. They have reduced the number of security clearances granted by over 39% while increasing productivity by 15%.
In terms of pre-employment screening, we use a uniquely structured questionnaire, which enables us to determine the validity of a prospective employee's application as well as determine the overall integrity of the individual. This method is far superior to the polygraph in that it is non-intrusive, non-threatening, less expensive, more accurate and provides information a polygraph cannot retrieve.
It's been estimated that 30 - 40 percent of individuals lie, fabricate or otherwise embellish on their job applications.
Let Data InSight help you avoid negligent hiring lawsuits or corporate fraud by conducting forensic document analysis on your prospective employees or executives.
Internet Usage
Firewall and Website
Web Server Log Analysis and Configuration
FTP Log Analysis and Configuration
Telecommunications Assets Inventory and Management
Telecommunications Usage Auditing and Management
Telebuse Detection, Management and Reporting
Intrusion Detection
Multi-level secured facility
24hr electronic and human perimeter monitoring
Closed-circuit television surveillance with 24 x 7 recording
Fire suppression system
Secure Remote Digital Archiving
Secure Remote eVault
Internet Competitive Analysis and Intelligence
Strategic Visitor Analysis and Lead Generation
Selective Service Denial
Strategic Search Engine Ranking and Placement
Google, MSN, and Yahoo only. First Page and 1st, 2nd, 3rd place rankings.
Note: This is not a subscription service.
We work with your Webmaster to get you there, and ensure he has the knowledge to maintain your ranking.
Our Business Continuity experts can evaluate your existing disaster recovery plan and provide you with a risk assessment and gap analysis report that clearly outlines areas that need attention. We can also provide you with an accurate Business Continuity Plan specifically for your business.
A well thought out business continuity plan can mean the difference between your business' survival and failure in the event of a crisis.
We can provide you with a detailed plan so you can implement it yourself, or a full disaster recovery services including a Hot Site that mirrors your office or internet environment without the loss of data and down time!
A Hot Site can be located in a seperate facility or can be Mobile ready to deploy on site. Our Hot Site solution mirror's your IT environment and data so you can avoid downtime.
A Cold Site is a facility that contains no computing-related equipment except for environmental support such as air conditioners, water conduits, raised floors, motor generators, power outlets, and a security system made ready for installing computer equipment. Combined with our remote backup services, our Cold Site can help you resume opperations in as little as two days!
Imagine losing your organizations priceless server datacustomer records, financial systems, business documents, Microsoft Exchange or your email system. Where would your business be if you lost any one of these?
Protect your data with our fully managed Backup and Recovery Service.
Automatic, continuous online backup for 24x7 data protection
Immediate data disaster recoveryguaranteed
Offsite data storage at a remote, secure facility
Cost-effective offsite data backupno tapes, no hassles
Meet data disaster recovery regulatory requirements with guaranteed restores
Consistently achieve offsite data backups for all your offices
Free up IT resources to focus on your core business objectives.
Supported drive manufacturers: Fujitsu, Seagate, Western Digital, Maxtor, IBM, Quantum, Sony, Samsung, Compaq, Conner, Dell, HP, Hitachi, Toshiba, NEC and others.
Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
541510 - Computer Systems Design and Related Services
561490 - Other Business Support Services
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
- Formatted Hard Drive (even multiple formatting)
- Deleted or Lost Files
- Unreadable CD-ROM Disk
- Unreadable CD-RW Disk
- Unreadable DVD Disk
- Corrupt Zip Files
- Corrupt MS Office Files
- Access Databases, Excel, Word
- FrontPage, PowerPoint, Project,
- Outlook Email, and more.
- Lost Archive FILE Passwords (ZIP, RAR, ARJ, LHA, ARC, etc)
- Lost MS Office Passwords
- Lost PDF Passwords
- Lost Passwords (other)
What are the Benefits of Remote Recovery?
- Our Remote Recovery is available 24/7 from anywhere in the world and recovers data in as little as one hour. (We just happen to be in Ottawa.)
- No need to dismantle and ship or have us pick up your hard drive or computer for service.
- Eliminates shipping time making RDR it the fastest, most convenient and cost-effective solution available.
- While other data recovery companies promote online software rental or data delivery via FTP as remote recovery products, Data InSight is the only company in the world that offers Remote Data Recovery service performed by a data recovery engineer.
- Ensures the best possible results and the highest quality recovery in an efficient and convenient manner.
- Secure Wiping
- Hard Drive and Dat Tape degaussing
- Hard Drive and Platter Destruction
- CDROM and DVD Shredding, Perforation, and Declassifying
- Floppy Disk Shredding
- Video Cassettes Shredding
- Carbon Tapes Shredding
- Electronic Circuit Boards Shredding
- DAT Cassette Shredding
- Paper File Shredding
- Credit, Debit, and Calling Card Shredding
Even if your Hard Drive breaks down- the storage platters still contain information which can be read after repair. To avoid confidential information being potentially read by third parties, the hard drive can be degaussed, erasing data & rendering it useless.
Degaussing of any magnetic media, including VHS Tapes, Reels up to 16" thick, and hard drives.
Note on CCTV TAPES: Re-use of tapes without erasing them can lead to poor quality reproduction on playback. In addition, new regulations being written relating to the use of CCTV Video Recordings, state it must first be proven that the video tape has been completely erased before re-use if it is to be submitted for recognition or evidence.
The solutions include, but are not limited to;
- Automated internet file upload conversion;
Example: User uploads of any file type (BMP, Word, Excel, Visio, WordPerfect, Text. etc..), are automaticaly converted to PDF.
- Batch file or data store and respository conversion;
- Watched folder conversion;
- Bulk or automated compressed archive file conversions;
Example: (ARJ, ARC, ZOO, LHA, ... , to ZIP)
and more.
- Legacy data archive modernization;
- Data and Database consolidation;
- Intellectual Property and Trade Secret Theft Detection
- Hard Drive Forensics
- Auditing and Optimization;
- Data Security
- Internet Usage
- Firewall and Website
- Web Server Log Analysis and Reporting
- Telecommunications Asset and Usage Analysis (telabuse)
Approximately 3,000 law enforcement and intelligence agencies worldwide are currently utilizing this technique to screen applicants and conduct criminal or administrative investigations. For example, the Australian government is using this method to identify applicants who are potential security threats. They have reduced the number of security clearances granted by over 39% while increasing productivity by 15%.
In terms of pre-employment screening, we use a uniquely structured questionnaire, which enables us to determine the validity of a prospective employee's application as well as determine the overall integrity of the individual. This method is far superior to the polygraph in that it is non-intrusive, non-threatening, less expensive, more accurate and provides information a polygraph cannot retrieve.
It's been estimated that 30 - 40 percent of individuals lie, fabricate or otherwise embellish on their job applications.
Let Data InSight help you avoid negligent hiring lawsuits or corporate fraud by conducting forensic document analysis on your prospective employees or executives.
Internet Usage
Firewall and Website
Web Server Log Analysis and Configuration
FTP Log Analysis and Configuration
Telecommunications Assets Inventory and Management
Telecommunications Usage Auditing and Management
Telebuse Detection, Management and Reporting
Intrusion Detection
Multi-level secured facility
24hr electronic and human perimeter monitoring
Closed-circuit television surveillance with 24 x 7 recording
Fire suppression system
Secure Remote Digital Archiving
Secure Remote eVault
Internet Competitive Analysis and Intelligence
Strategic Visitor Analysis and Lead Generation
Selective Service Denial
Strategic Search Engine Ranking and Placement
Google, MSN, and Yahoo only. First Page and 1st, 2nd, 3rd place rankings.
Note: This is not a subscription service.
We work with your Webmaster to get you there, and ensure he has the knowledge to maintain your ranking.
Our Business Continuity experts can evaluate your existing disaster recovery plan and provide you with a risk assessment and gap analysis report that clearly outlines areas that need attention. We can also provide you with an accurate Business Continuity Plan specifically for your business.
A well thought out business continuity plan can mean the difference between your business' survival and failure in the event of a crisis.
We can provide you with a detailed plan so you can implement it yourself, or a full disaster recovery services including a Hot Site that mirrors your office or internet environment without the loss of data and down time!
A Hot Site can be located in a seperate facility or can be Mobile ready to deploy on site. Our Hot Site solution mirror's your IT environment and data so you can avoid downtime.
A Cold Site is a facility that contains no computing-related equipment except for environmental support such as air conditioners, water conduits, raised floors, motor generators, power outlets, and a security system made ready for installing computer equipment. Combined with our remote backup services, our Cold Site can help you resume opperations in as little as two days!
Imagine losing your organizations priceless server datacustomer records, financial systems, business documents, Microsoft Exchange or your email system. Where would your business be if you lost any one of these?
Protect your data with our fully managed Backup and Recovery Service.
Automatic, continuous online backup for 24x7 data protection
Immediate data disaster recoveryguaranteed
Offsite data storage at a remote, secure facility
Cost-effective offsite data backupno tapes, no hassles
Meet data disaster recovery regulatory requirements with guaranteed restores
Consistently achieve offsite data backups for all your offices
Free up IT resources to focus on your core business objectives.
Supported drive manufacturers: Fujitsu, Seagate, Western Digital, Maxtor, IBM, Quantum, Sony, Samsung, Compaq, Conner, Dell, HP, Hitachi, Toshiba, NEC and others.


Topics:
Callback functions : idle, redisplay, mouse, keyboard, NULL
Double buffering
Menus : create menu, set menu, add entry, attach menu, add sub menu
Subwindows & multiple windows
Animating objects
Make the following modifications to Assignment 2:
Enable double buffering.
Create a main window with the "black & white" square
Place an ellipse in a SubWindow of the main window. Set the sub-window's display function to draw the background a different color.
Create a menu on the sub window only that allows the user to change the subwindow's background color.
Draw a circle and triangle, which have the same color, in a separate window entitled “window 2”. Allow the user to change the color of these objects by typing a key, 'r' - red, 'g' - green, 'b' - blue, 'y' - yellow, 'o' - orange, 'p' - purple, 'w' - white.
Animate the shapes using the idle function as follows:
Make the squares rotate counter clockwise.
Make the triangle rotate clockwise.
Make the circle increase in size and then decrease in size as though it was “breathing”.
Create a menu for the main window that is right-click activated with the following layout:
Stop Animation
Start Animation
Square Colors ->
White
Red
Green
Where each button does the indicated action.
(Extra Credit) Alter the main window so that if a user clicks on it with the left click button, a new circle with a random color appears where s/he clicked.
Your program must print to the console what it does and how to use its interface. 2 points will be subtracted from the assignment's grade if this is not included.
Last modified January 20, 2015.


@main("Welcome to PlayGround", 3) {
End to end application development with LESS, Boostrap, RequireJS, Mocha Tests, JSHint, Grunt, Karma, AngularJS, Play2, Scala, Postgres, Slick, and more!


Uttarakhand: Government To Set Up Char Dham Shrine Board To Manage Over 50 Temples In The State
by Swarajya StaffIn a state cabinet meeting on Wednesday (27 November), the Uttarakhand government has decided to set up a Charm Dham shrine board to manage over 50 temples located in the state, reports Asian News International.
The board will also manage the four holy shrines - Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri.
The Bill regarding this will be introduced in the upcoming winter session of the Uttarakhand Assembly starting from 4 December.
"Chief Minister will be the chairperson of the Board (to manage the temples). If there is a non-Hindu Chief Minister, then a senior Hindu minister would be the chairperson," said Uttarakhand Urban Development Minister Madan Kaushik.
Reportedly, the opposition has criticised the decision by the government.
"It is not a very well thought decision of the government as they did not hold consultations with the temple stakeholders, priests and others. The government is eyeing the collections from these temples," said Manoj Rawat, MLA, Kedarnath as per reports.
The vice-president of Char Dham Vikas Parishad, Shiv Prasad has also resigned from his post.


WhatsApp Rolls Out Feature to Control Who Adds You to Groups on Android
by Kiruti ItimuGroups are one of the most popular features in WhatsApp and at one point, they revealed that there are over 1 billion groups on the network.
However, the biggest problem about Groups is that you could be added by anyone into a Group without your consent. This meant that for the last decade, people had to deal with the idea that they were added into groups that they didn’t like, resulting in embarrassing or downright sneaky moves to leave the Group.
Well, WhatsApp had heard our pleas and started working on a way to control that. Back in February, WhatsApp was reported to be developing an option to control who adds to to a group.
This is now a reality. WhatsApp has released this feature to everyone as update version number 2.19.319.
To access the new feature, go to Settings > Account > Privacy > Groups. WhatsApp gives you three options of who can add you to groups: Everyone, My Contacts or My Contacts except..
If you set it to everyone, you will be added by anyone with your phone number. If you set it to ‘my contacts’, only your contacts will be able to add your number. If you set it to the third option, you can shut out specific contacts from adding you to groups.
If you enable this feature, group admins who can’t add you to a group will have the option of inviting you privately. Initially, it was said that these invitations last for 72 hours.
I believe the third option will become very popular as people will try to make their WhatsApp accounts more private than ever before. This will be a godsend to those people that have suffered in the hands of being added into groups that they do not want.


{% extends "layout_with_help.html" %} {% block pageTitle %} NRS Diagnostic Prototype {% endblock %} {% block header %} {{ govukHeader() }} {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %}
Tina is using the following mix to make concrete: 10kg Concrete Mix: 2kg Cement 3kg Sand 4kg Stone 1l Water
How much cement will Tina need to make 50kg of concrete?
Click here to skip quiz


{% extends 'main/base.html' %} {% load staticfiles %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% block head_title %} Beyond the GUI | {{block.super}} {% endblock %} {% block navbar %} {% include 'main/navbar.html' %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Behind the GUI of this app is a powerful python package doing the math. If you don't like GUI, but you prefer coding up the optimisation yourself, you can find the package on pypi with the package documentation on readthedocs. You can find a few examples of what to do with the package on our github page.
If you want to install the package on your computer, type the following in a terminal:
pip install neurodesign
Imagine one day in the near of faraway future, you wonder where your results came from. Luckily during your optimisation, you can download a python script. If you rerun the script, the results will be saved to the folder /local
on your computer. If you don't have a /local
folder, you can change this line in the script. To run the script, first install the package as explained above, and then simply run this command:
python location_where_the_script_is/script.py
We largely value the reproducibility of research. If you locally rerun the code, it might depend on some local libraries and could result in another optimal design. However, to produce the results through our GUI, we use a container, which is a little piece of software that mocks a whole operating system. As such, if you run the code through the same container, you will avoid all local libraries and package versions and get exactly the same results. If you don't know docker, this is probably not the place to learn about it. If you have docker installed, you can pull our docker container from docker hub like this:
docker pull neuropower/neuropower
To rerun the script through the docker container, do the following:
docker run -v /location_where_the_script_is/:/local -it neuropower/neuropower python /local/name_of_the_script.py


Slide to change the date:
Slide to change the time:
play
Press play to see the shadows move
This viewer is created by @stvno and is inspired by the dynamic hillshade and the SunCalc viewers by Vladimir Agafonkin.
The hillshade is calculated based on the AHN2 data. The Dutch open data detailed elevation model.


The gradient styles were basically wrappers for the AGG versions. The adapters are going to be reimplementations. The reason is that the adapters require the gradient function as a template parameter, but because we are doing this to avoid templates, that is a bit tricky... Instead, since there are only 2 adapters, the code will be copied, and they will take a pointer to the function, of type GradientFunc*.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Long-grained rice (basmati or seeraga samba) flavored with exotic spices, such as saffron, is layered with vegetables, and a thick gravy.
Pulao is a rice dish, cooked in seasoned broth with rice, and spices. It is complimented with raita and veg gravy.
Ranging from Peri Peri food to Creamy Stuff as well Dry Starters, Kokoo has all the varities of Vegetarian food.
Long-grained rice (like basmati) flavored with exotic spices, such as saffron, is layered with lamb, or chicken and a thick gravy.
Continental, Tikka, Kadai, Pepper, Chilly,.... Yeah.! One destination for all Chicken lovers.
Mutton is no less than Chicken. Soups, Gravy, Dry and many more.
Choose a gravy bt worried about main dish.? Try the range of Indian Breads in here.
Soft Soft Breads filled with fresh vegetables, creams or juicy meats.
A slice of cheese, layered with vegetables with a surprise of meat hidden inside these buns.
Spicy or Sweet.? No.? Want both together.? Choose among the varities of chats.
Traditional way of preparation, with curd and light touch of spices.
Freshly squeezed juicy fruits to quench of your thirst.
Both fruits and milk together to beat the heat in your body.
Nicely cut vegetables with creamy sauce for healthier life.
Only Chicken.? Okay. Kokoo serves you whatever you need and feel like having.
Forzen dessert to complete the meal.
Who will say no to sweets.? All sorts of sweets are available here.


Run unit tests in browser.
Read generated docs.
Options
fullscreen:
enterOnRotate
exitOnRotate
lockOnRotate
iOS
touchControls:
seekSeconds
tapTimeout
disableOnEnd
Reload with options


Welcome
Snake Game 🐍
Play using left, right, top, bottom keys
You can also play using the keys on screen
Score as much as you can
Best of Luck 👍
Easy
Medium
Hard
Start game
Score: 0
↑
←
↓
→
You Rock!
Score :
Play Again?
Made with ♥ and JavaScript by
Faisal


A summary of each issue fixed should be documented here along with the code changes.
For a details of release notes see GitHub Release
quartz-2.3.2
This release is still work in progress under quartz-2.3.x
branch!
quartz-2.3.1
Released on 25-Mar-2018
THIS RELEASE REQUIRES JDK7
-
#294 depen: Update hikaricp-java6:2.3.13 to hikaricp-java7:2.4.13
-
#316 depen: Updated C3P0 version to <IP_ADDRESS>
-
#147 bugfix: Fix BINARY to BLOG type for job data for hsqldb
-
#156 bugfix: Fix null string used in thread name with DirectSchedulerFactory
-
#159 bugfix: Fix extra bad char tick on drop table qurtz_fired_triggers for postgres
-
#146 bugfix: Release BLOCKED triggers in releaseAcquiredTrigger
-
#212 bugfix: QuartzInitializerListener: fix a typo
-
#193 bugfix: Job execution context impl returns incorrect recovering job key
-
#172 bugfix: Miss notify SchedulerListeners in QuartzScheduler.java
-
#220 bugifx: DailyTimeIntervalTrigger failed to set endingDailyAfterCount = 1
-
#160 improv: Add drop table if exists check in sql script for postgres
-
#214 improv: Reuse JobBuilder.storeDurably(boolean) in JobBuilder
-
#281 improv: Fix no setter for dataSource property validateOnCheckout
-
#264 improv: Fix no setter for dataSource property discardIdleConnectionsSeconds
-
#245 improv: Sybase: Changed varchar length TRIGGER_NAME from 80 to 200
-
#340 improv: Use all-caps table names in the liquibase script
-
#189 improv: NPE thrown when acquiring next trigger due to null next fire time value
-
#268 improv: Add configurable params for StdRowLockSemaphore for Failure obtaining db row lock
-
#293 build: Setup Azure CI server for Quartz project
-
#66 build: Remove unused 'svn' requirement during maven package build
-
#301 build: Improve project with readme, and license changes log
-
#302 build: Update mvnw wrapper to use Maven 3.6.0
-
#226 build: Replace maven-forge-plugin with maven-jar-plugin
-
#170 docs: Minor fix and improvement on Javadoc
-
#203 docs: Minor fix and improvement on Javadoc
-
#360 docs: Update docs and migrate it into main source repository
quartz-2.3.0
Released on 19-Apr-2017
THIS RELEASE REQUIRES JDK7
-
#9 build: Fix the Java 8 javadoc issue with 'doclint:none'
-
#6 bugfix: Fix cannot create tables in MySQL with InnoDB and UTF8mb4
-
#93 bugfix: Fix the jobs recovering (on scheduler startup)
-
#76 improv: Add missing foreign key for BLOB triggers table for ms sql server
-
#114 improv: Add 'if exists' clause to drop tables command for postgres
-
#25 feat: Add resetTriggerFromErrorState functionality
-
#126 feat: Add support for hikari cp, upgrade c3p0 library, break static dependencies
Previous Releases
quartz-2.2.3 14-Apr-2016 quartz-2.2.2 13-Oct-2015 quartz-2.2.1 26-Sep-2013 quartz-2.2.0 29-Jun-2013 quartz-2.1.7 08-Mar-2013 quartz-2.1.6 13-Aug-2012 quartz-2.1.5 27-Apr-2012 quartz-2.1.4 16-Apr-2012 quartz-2.1.3 30-Jan-2012 quartz-2.1.2 22-Dec-2011 quartz-2.1.1 14-Nov-2011 quartz-2.1.0 16-Sep-2011 quartz-2.0.2 26-May-2011 quartz-2.0.1 12-Apr-2011 quartz-2.0.0 28-Mar-2011 quartz-1.8.6 12-Jan-2012 quartz-1.8.5 12-Apr-2011 quartz-1.8.4 19-Jul-2010 quartz-1.8.3 22-Jun-2010 quartz-1.8.2 18-Jun-2010 quartz-1.8.1 11-Jun-2010 quartz-1.8.0 23-Apr-2010 quartz-1.7.3 24-Feb-2010 quartz-1.7.2 10-Feb-2010
Change Categories
-
build:
Changes for build, release and project management etc -
depen:
Changes for third-party dependencies update -
bugfix:
Changes for bug fix -
impro:
Changes for code improvement, refactoring and reformat etc -
feat:
Changes for new feature -
docs:
Changes for documentation only -
test:
Changes for tests only


You have
2
notifications
Use awesome animate.css
28 Aug 13
1.0 initial released
27 Aug 13
John.Smith
Logout
PubMed


zen
`Prev `__
Z
`Next `__
--------------
**zen**: vt.
To figure out something by meditation or by a sudden flash of
enlightenment. Originally applied to bugs, but occasionally applied to
problems of life in general. “How'd you figure out the buffer allocation
problem?” “Oh, I zenned it.” Contrast `*grok* <../G/grok.html>`__, which
connotes a time-extended version of zenning a system. Compare `*hack
mode* <../H/hack-mode.html>`__. See also `*guru* <../G/guru.html>`__.
--------------
+--------------------------+----------------------------+-------------------------+
| `Prev `__ | `Up <../Z.html>`__ | `Next `__ |
+--------------------------+----------------------------+-------------------------+
| zbeba | `Home <../index.html>`__ | zero |
+--------------------------+----------------------------+-------------------------+


CamShift for x-ray video
dense optical flow for x-ray video
filter to preprocess videos
CamShift is to be changed. The preprocessing of the images can be improved with a filter.


JavaScript is disabled on your browser.
Skip navigation links
Overview
Package
Class
Use
Tree
Deprecated
Index
Help
Prev Letter
Next Letter
Frames
No Frames
All Classes
A
B
C
D
E
G
L
M
N
O
P
R
S
T
U
V
W
E
encrypt
- Variable in class EnigmaSolver.
GuessEncryption
encrypt
- Variable in class UserInterface.
EnigmaMachineView
Encryption
- Class in
EnigmaMachine
Encryption()
- Constructor for class EnigmaMachine.
Encryption
encryptionButton
- Variable in class UserInterface.
EnigmaMachineView
encryptionField
- Variable in class UserInterface.
EnigmaMachineView
encryptPlainTextArray(String[], char[], Cog, Cog, Cog)
- Method in class EnigmaMachine.
Encryption
This method is used for encrypting every word in a plain text array.
EnigmaMachine
- package EnigmaMachine
enigmaMachineBtn
- Variable in class UserInterface.
MainView
enigmaMachineDescription
- Variable in class UserInterface.
MainView
EnigmaMachineView
- Class in
UserInterface
EnigmaMachineView()
- Constructor for class UserInterface.
EnigmaMachineView
Create the frame.
EnigmaSolver
- package EnigmaSolver
enigmaSolverBtn
- Variable in class UserInterface.
MainView
enigmaSolverDescription
- Variable in class UserInterface.
EnigmaSolverView
enigmaSolverTitle
- Variable in class UserInterface.
EnigmaSolverView
EnigmaSolverView
- Class in
UserInterface
EnigmaSolverView()
- Constructor for class UserInterface.
EnigmaSolverView
Create the frame.
enterCiphertextLabel
- Variable in class UserInterface.
EnigmaSolverView
errorMessageLabel
- Variable in class UserInterface.
SolverErrorView
A
B
C
D
E
G
L
M
N
O
P
R
S
T
U
V
W
Skip navigation links
Overview
Package
Class
Use
Tree
Deprecated
Index
Help
Prev Letter
Next Letter
Frames
No Frames
All Classes


multi-list
A jQuery plugin to turn an unordered list into a multiple selectable list. Source code available on Github. You can also install it using npm.
Turns an unordered list like this one:
- Europe
- Oceania
- Africa
- Asia
- North America
- South America
- Middle East
into a list with multiple selection options and a filter:
- Europe
- Oceania
- Africa
- Asia
- North America
- South America
- Middle East
Multiple options and methods allowed!
Selected elements:
Unselected elements (value only):
< Back


:a long shallow often V-shaped receptacle for the drinking water or feed of domestic animals
:any of various domestic or industrial containers
:a conduit, drain, or channel for water
:a gutter along the eaves of a building
:a long and narrow or shallow channel or depression (as between waves or hills)
:a long but shallow depression in the bed of the sea compare trench
:the minimum point of a complete cycle of a periodic function: as
:an elongated area of low barometric pressure
:the low point in a business cycle


In 2014, the Money, Politics and Transparency Project will be designing and fielding a custom set of “Integrity Indicators” questions to assess the current state of political finance transparency and regulation in 50 countries. The goal of these indicators, based on Global Integrity’s award-winning expert assessment methodology for assessing the existence and effectiveness of integrity systems at the national and local levels, is to provide fresh data for understanding good and poor practices globally around political finance transparency and regulation.
Watch this space for the eventual indicators (which we’ll warmly invite public comment on) as well as final data and results.
#}


1. Download and install Java Development Kit (JDK) version 8
Go to Oracle's Java JDK download page and click on the blue button link that says JDK download. On the next page that appears, click the button to Accept the license agreement, then download the appropriate installer for your operating system. It will be either Windows x86 or Windows x64. If you are not sure which one to get, use "Windows x64". Once you have downloaded the Java JDK installer .exe file, double-click it to run it, which will install JDK on your computer. You can choose all default options during the installation.
2. Download and install Qt Creator
Go to the Qt Creator official download site to download this software. Near the middle of the page, there is a gray bar of links; in that bar, click the link named "Qt Offline Installers". Now scroll down to "Windows Host", and choose Qt 5.5.0 for Windows 32-bit (MinGW 4.9.2, 959 MB). (It is very important that you choose the download option that says "MinGW" in it, and not any of the other options!) Your download will begin. The file is very large, almost 1 GB in size. Once you have downloaded the Qt Creator installer .exe file, double-click it to run it, which will install Qt Creator on your computer. You can choose all default options during the installation.
3. Try to compile/run a sample project
Let's make sure that all the parts are working together properly by building and running a sample Qt Creator project that uses the Stanford C++ libraries. The Stanford C++ libraries also interact with Java, so if this project runs properly for you, then you will be sure that your Qt Creator and Java JDK are both set up properly. Here's what to do:
If you encounter any problems during your attempt to compile and run the sample project, check out our Qt Creator troubleshooting page. Otherwise, congratulations; you're done!


Note List
Create note
Name:
Category:
Task
Idea
Random Thought
Content:
Submit
List of notes
Name
Created
Category
Content
Dates
List of archives
Name
Created
Category
Content
Dates
Summary
Note Category
Active
Archived
Task
0
0
Random Thought
0
0
Idea
0
0


| Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 |
Universal installer (32/64 bit) |
Windows XP to 8, 32/64 bit |
| GUI |
v0.7.66 |
If you don't know which one to download, download this one |
| 32 bit |
Windows XP to 8, 32 bit |
| GUI |
v0.7.66 Universal (32/64 bit) (32 bit only without installer) |
|
| CLI |
v0.7.66 |
|
| DLL |
v0.7.66 (without installer) |
|
| 64 bit |
Windows XP to 8, 64 bit |
| GUI |
v0.7.66 Universal (32/64 bit) (64 bit only without installer) |
|
| CLI |
v0.7.66 |
|
| DLL |
v0.7.66 (without installer) |
|
| Windows 95 to 2000 |
|
Windows 95 to 2000, 32 bit |
| GUI |
v0.7.60 (without installer) |
|
| CLI |
v0.7.60 |
|
| DLL |
v0.7.60 (without installer) |
|


Troubleshooting¶
Common problems, and how to handle them.
HDF5 Import Errors¶
A common import error is:
ImportError: libhdf5.so.10: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
To solve this ensure you have the right HDF5 library loaded.
For example in the case of Python3 on Stampede 2 you probably need module load phdf5
instead of module load hdf5
.
Firefly Fails to Install¶
If Firefly fails to install (as part of the visualization step), there’s a good chance it’s because you haven’t set up an automatic connection to GitHub using ssh.
Follow GitHub’s tutorial to do so.
Alternatively you can turn the Firefly install off (install_firefly=False
as one of the visualization_kwargs
) and clone it yourself.
Afterwards change firefly_dir
in export_to_firefly_kwargs
to the location of the Firefly repository you clone.


Ethereum Price Analysis: In The Footsteps of Bitcoin, ETH Is Back Above $190
by Yaz SheikhEthereum saw a small increase of 2.85% over the past 24 hours and it currently trades at $191. This was largely been helped by the 2.74% spike seen in Bitcoin today. Ethereum is now trading at resistance provided by the 100-days EMA with a break above sending us well above $200.
ETH remains the second-largest cryptocurrency as it holds a market cap of $20.62 billion.
Looking at the ETH/USD 1-day chart:
- Since our previous ETH/USD analysis, ETH fell below the 100-days EMA but remained supported at the $185 region. In today’s session, ETH got back up to the resistance at $191.
- From above: The nearest level of resistance lies at the 100-days EMA. Above this, resistance is at $193.66 and $200. The resistance at $200 is further strengthened by the 200-days EMA. Above $200, resistance lies at $202.74, $211.75, $218.25, $220, $225, and $227.57.
- From below: The nearest level of support lies at $185. Beneath this, support is found at $180, $176.48, $171.87, $170, $165.42, and $160.
- The trading volume has remained average during November but may increase if we break above the 100-days EMA.
- The RSI has rebounded at the 50 level to show that the bulls still remain in control over the market momentum.
Looking at the ETH/BTC 1-day chart:
- Against BTC, ETH managed to break above the resistance at 0.020420 BTC and continued higher toward 0.021 BTC. This area is further bolstered by the 100-days EMA.
- From above: The nearest level of resistance lies directly at 0.021 BTC. above this, resistance is found at 0.0215 BTC, 0.022 BTC, and 0.02232 BTC (bearish .382 Fib Retracement). Above this, resistance can be expected at 0.023 BTC, 0.02369 BTC (200-days EMA), and 0.02395 BTC.
- From below: The nearest level of support lies at 0.020420 BTC. Beneath this, support is at 0.020 BTC, 0.01966 BTC, 0.019 BTC (short term .618 Fib Ret), and 0.0185 BTC. If the selling continues beneath 0.018 BTC, support can be found at 0.01789 BTC, 0.01738 BTC, and 0.017 BTC.
- The trading volume has remained very low during November but has increased in this rally.
- The RSI is well above the 50 level which shows that the bulls remain in control over the market momentum.
Click here to start trading on BitMEX exchange and receive 10% discount on fees for 6 months.
Disclaimer: Information found on CryptoPotato is those of writers quoted. It does not represent the opinions of CryptoPotato on whether to buy, sell, or hold any investments. You are advised to conduct your own research before making any investment decisions. Use provided information at your own risk. See Disclaimer for more information.
Cryptocurrency charts by TradingView.
Technical analysis tools by Coinigy.


jQuery jNotify to Bootstrap
v0.8
Click the buttons to view the types of alerts
Success
Alert
Information
Error
Permanent


SFOAuthCoordinator Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | UIWebViewDelegate |
| Declared in | SFOAuthCoordinator.h |
Overview
The SFOAuthCoordinator
class is the central class of the OAuth2 authentication process.
This class manages a UIWebView
instance and monitors it as it works its way
through the various stages of the OAuth2 workflow. When authentication is complete,
the coordinator instance extracts the necessary session information from the response
and updates the SFOAuthCredentials
object as necessary.
Warning: This class requires the following dependencies: the Security framework and either the NSJSONSerialization iOS 5.0 SDK class or the third party SBJsonParser class.
Tasks
Other Methods
-
credentials
User credentials to use within the authentication process.
property -
delegate
The delegate object for this coordinator.
property -
scopes
A set of scopes for OAuth. See: https://help.salesforce.com/apex/HTViewHelpDoc?language=en&id=remoteaccess_oauth_scopes.htm
property -
timeout
Timeout interval for OAuth requests.
property -
view
View in which the user will input OAuth credentials for the user-agent flow OAuth process.
property
Initialization
-
– initWithCredentials:
Initializes a new OAuth coordinator with the supplied credentials. This is the designated initializer.
Authentication control
-
– authenticate
Begins the authentication process.
-
– authenticateWithCredentials:
Sets the credentials property and begins the authentication process. Simply a convenience method for:
coordinator.credentials = theCredentials;
[coordinator authenticate];
-
– isAuthenticating
Returns YES if the coordinator is in the process of authentication; otherwise NO.
-
– stopAuthentication
Stops the authentication process.
-
– revokeAuthentication
Revokes the authentication credentials.
Properties
credentials
User credentials to use within the authentication process.
@property (nonatomic, retain) SFOAuthCredentials *credentials
Discussion
User credentials to use within the authentication process.
Warning: The behavior of this class is undefined if this property is set after authenticate
has been called and
authentication has started.
Warning: This property must not be nil
at the time the authenticate
method is called or an exception will be raised.
See Also
Declared In
SFOAuthCoordinator.h
delegate
The delegate object for this coordinator.
@property (nonatomic, assign) id<> delegate
Discussion
The delegate object for this coordinator.
The delegate is sent messages at different stages of the authentication process.
See Also
Declared In
SFOAuthCoordinator.h
scopes
A set of scopes for OAuth. See: https://help.salesforce.com/apex/HTViewHelpDoc?language=en&id=remoteaccess_oauth_scopes.htm
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSSet *scopes
Discussion
A set of scopes for OAuth. See: https://help.salesforce.com/apex/HTViewHelpDoc?language=en&id=remoteaccess_oauth_scopes.htm
Generally you need not specify this unless you are using something other than the “api” scope. For instance, if you are accessing Visualforce pages as well as the REST API, you could use: [@“api”, @“visualforce”]
(You need not specify the “refresh_token” scope as this is always requested by this library.)
If you do not set this property, the library does not add the “scope” parameter to the initial OAuth request, which implicitly sets the scope to include: “id”, “api”, and “refresh_token”.
Declared In
SFOAuthCoordinator.h
timeout
Timeout interval for OAuth requests.
@property (nonatomic, assign) NSTimeInterval timeout
Discussion
Timeout interval for OAuth requests.
This value controls how long requests will wait before timing out.
Declared In
SFOAuthCoordinator.h
view
View in which the user will input OAuth credentials for the user-agent flow OAuth process.
@property (nonatomic, readonly) UIWebView *view
Discussion
View in which the user will input OAuth credentials for the user-agent flow OAuth process.
This is only guaranteed to be non-nil
after one of the delegate methods returning a web view has been called.
See Also
Declared In
SFOAuthCoordinator.h
Instance Methods
authenticate
Begins the authentication process.
- (void)authenticate
Discussion
Begins the authentication process.
Exceptions
- NSInternalInconsistencyException
If called when the
credentials
property isnil
.
Declared In
SFOAuthCoordinator.h
authenticateWithCredentials:
Sets the credentials property and begins the authentication process. Simply a convenience method for:
coordinator.credentials = theCredentials;
[coordinator authenticate];
- (void)authenticateWithCredentials:(SFOAuthCredentials *)credentials
Parameters
- credentials
The OAuth credentials used for authentication.
Discussion
Sets the credentials property and begins the authentication process. Simply a convenience method for:
coordinator.credentials = theCredentials;
[coordinator authenticate];
Exceptions
- NSInternalInconsistencyException
If called with a
nil
credentials
argument.
Declared In
SFOAuthCoordinator.h
initWithCredentials:
Initializes a new OAuth coordinator with the supplied credentials. This is the designated initializer.
- (id)initWithCredentials:(SFOAuthCredentials *)credentials
Parameters
- credentials
An instance of
SFOAuthCredentials
identifying the user to be authenticated.
Return Value
The initialized authentication coordinator.
Discussion
Initializes a new OAuth coordinator with the supplied credentials. This is the designated initializer.
Warning: Although it is permissible to pass nil
for the credentials argument, the credentials propery
must not be nil
prior to calling the authenticate
method or an exception will be raised.
See Also
Declared In
SFOAuthCoordinator.h
isAuthenticating
Returns YES if the coordinator is in the process of authentication; otherwise NO.
- (BOOL)isAuthenticating
Discussion
Returns YES if the coordinator is in the process of authentication; otherwise NO.
Declared In
SFOAuthCoordinator.h


ABOUT ME
My name is Shubham Alai. I am a Certified Product Manager from the Engineering background with 4.5+ years of experience in developing products in e-commerce domain for industries like Retail, Apparel, Aerospace, Automobile, and Real-estate. Well-versed with agile, SDLC methodologies and client engagement. My stint working on a myriad of problems renders expertise to don product manager role. Technical exposure to the e-commerce domain and problem-solving attitude drives me for the transition to a product manager role. Displayed Product Management skills in solving real-time scenarios addressed by companies like NCPI, Zoho, GoIbibo, etc.
SPECIALITIES
PORTFOLIO
- All
- Market & User Research
- UI/UX Design
- Industry Project
CONTACT ME
HSR Layout, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India 560103
+91<PHONE_NUMBER>
shubhamralai@gmail.com


| | |
- Crypto.PublicKey.pubkey.pubkey
-
- DSAobj
- DSAobj
- DSAobj_c
- exceptions.Exception(exceptions.BaseException)
-
- _fastmath.error
class DSAobj(Crypto.PublicKey.pubkey.pubkey) |
| | |
Methods defined here:
- can_encrypt(self)
- Return a Boolean value recording whether this algorithm can encrypt data.
- can_sign(self)
- Return a Boolean value recording whether this algorithm can generate signatures.
- has_private(self)
- Return a Boolean denoting whether the object contains
private components.
- publickey(self)
- Return a new key object containing only the public information.
- size(self)
- Return the maximum number of bits that can be handled by this key.
Data and other attributes defined here:
- keydata = ['y', 'g', 'p', 'q', 'x']
Methods inherited from Crypto.PublicKey.pubkey.pubkey:
- __eq__(self, other)
- __eq__(other): 0, 1
Compare us to other for equality.
- __getstate__(self)
- To keep key objects platform-independent, the key data is
converted to standard Python long integers before being
written out. It will then be reconverted as necessary on
restoration.
- __init__(self)
- __ne__(self, other)
- __ne__(other): 0, 1
Compare us to other for inequality.
- __setstate__(self, d)
- On unpickling a key object, the key data is converted to the big
number representation being used, whether that is Python long
integers, MPZ objects, or whatever.
- blind(self, M, B)
- blind(M : string|long, B : string|long) : string|long
Blind message M using blinding factor B.
- can_blind(self)
- can_blind() : bool
Return a Boolean value recording whether this algorithm can
blind data. (This does not imply that this
particular key object has the private information required to
to blind a message.)
- decrypt(self, ciphertext)
- decrypt(ciphertext:tuple|string|long): string
Decrypt 'ciphertext' using this key.
- encrypt(self, plaintext, K)
- encrypt(plaintext:string|long, K:string|long) : tuple
Encrypt the string or integer plaintext. K is a random
parameter required by some algorithms.
- sign(self, M, K)
- sign(M : string|long, K:string|long) : tuple
Return a tuple containing the signature for the message M.
K is a random parameter required by some algorithms.
- unblind(self, M, B)
- unblind(M : string|long, B : string|long) : string|long
Unblind message M using blinding factor B.
- validate(self, M, signature)
- # alias to compensate for the old validate() name
- verify(self, M, signature)
- verify(M:string|long, signature:tuple) : bool
Verify that the signature is valid for the message M;
returns true if the signature checks out.
|
class DSAobj_c(Crypto.PublicKey.pubkey.pubkey) |
| | |
Methods defined here:
- __getattr__(self, attr)
- __getstate__(self)
- __init__(self, key)
- __setstate__(self, state)
- can_encrypt(self)
- can_sign(self)
- has_private(self)
- publickey(self)
- size(self)
Data and other attributes defined here:
- keydata = ['y', 'g', 'p', 'q', 'x']
Methods inherited from Crypto.PublicKey.pubkey.pubkey:
- __eq__(self, other)
- __eq__(other): 0, 1
Compare us to other for equality.
- __ne__(self, other)
- __ne__(other): 0, 1
Compare us to other for inequality.
- blind(self, M, B)
- blind(M : string|long, B : string|long) : string|long
Blind message M using blinding factor B.
- can_blind(self)
- can_blind() : bool
Return a Boolean value recording whether this algorithm can
blind data. (This does not imply that this
particular key object has the private information required to
to blind a message.)
- decrypt(self, ciphertext)
- decrypt(ciphertext:tuple|string|long): string
Decrypt 'ciphertext' using this key.
- encrypt(self, plaintext, K)
- encrypt(plaintext:string|long, K:string|long) : tuple
Encrypt the string or integer plaintext. K is a random
parameter required by some algorithms.
- sign(self, M, K)
- sign(M : string|long, K:string|long) : tuple
Return a tuple containing the signature for the message M.
K is a random parameter required by some algorithms.
- unblind(self, M, B)
- unblind(M : string|long, B : string|long) : string|long
Unblind message M using blinding factor B.
- validate(self, M, signature)
- # alias to compensate for the old validate() name
- verify(self, M, signature)
- verify(M:string|long, signature:tuple) : bool
Verify that the signature is valid for the message M;
returns true if the signature checks out.
|
object = class DSAobj(Crypto.PublicKey.pubkey.pubkey) |
| | |
Methods defined here:
- can_encrypt(self)
- Return a Boolean value recording whether this algorithm can encrypt data.
- can_sign(self)
- Return a Boolean value recording whether this algorithm can generate signatures.
- has_private(self)
- Return a Boolean denoting whether the object contains
private components.
- publickey(self)
- Return a new key object containing only the public information.
- size(self)
- Return the maximum number of bits that can be handled by this key.
Data and other attributes defined here:
- keydata = ['y', 'g', 'p', 'q', 'x']
Methods inherited from Crypto.PublicKey.pubkey.pubkey:
- __eq__(self, other)
- __eq__(other): 0, 1
Compare us to other for equality.
- __getstate__(self)
- To keep key objects platform-independent, the key data is
converted to standard Python long integers before being
written out. It will then be reconverted as necessary on
restoration.
- __init__(self)
- __ne__(self, other)
- __ne__(other): 0, 1
Compare us to other for inequality.
- __setstate__(self, d)
- On unpickling a key object, the key data is converted to the big
number representation being used, whether that is Python long
integers, MPZ objects, or whatever.
- blind(self, M, B)
- blind(M : string|long, B : string|long) : string|long
Blind message M using blinding factor B.
- can_blind(self)
- can_blind() : bool
Return a Boolean value recording whether this algorithm can
blind data. (This does not imply that this
particular key object has the private information required to
to blind a message.)
- decrypt(self, ciphertext)
- decrypt(ciphertext:tuple|string|long): string
Decrypt 'ciphertext' using this key.
- encrypt(self, plaintext, K)
- encrypt(plaintext:string|long, K:string|long) : tuple
Encrypt the string or integer plaintext. K is a random
parameter required by some algorithms.
- sign(self, M, K)
- sign(M : string|long, K:string|long) : tuple
Return a tuple containing the signature for the message M.
K is a random parameter required by some algorithms.
- unblind(self, M, B)
- unblind(M : string|long, B : string|long) : string|long
Unblind message M using blinding factor B.
- validate(self, M, signature)
- # alias to compensate for the old validate() name
- verify(self, M, signature)
- verify(M:string|long, signature:tuple) : bool
Verify that the signature is valid for the message M;
returns true if the signature checks out.
| |


In this section I discuss the various tools used to build the website. This includes the primary tool used for editing the html and CSS code, notepad++. However, it also includes other utilities that were useful in, for example, editing images and managing code.
Notepad++ is a software used to edit text files. It functions similarly to notepad, but it has been optimized for the editing of code. For html files, it highlights the different colours of the html tags, making it easy to track the function of each block of code. This gives it a clear advantage over notepad. However, besides notepad++ many programs have a similar functionality, and it would be difficult to justify choosing one over the other over technical merits alone. I have personally chosen notepad++ over similar software simply because I am more familiar with it.
GitHub is useful for managing my code. I work over multiple devices, and Github is a way of ensuring that I have access to my code whenever I require. Compared to facilities like onedrive or google drive, it is optimized for the cloud based storage of coding projects, and is equipped with software-specific services such as version managers. The Github pages feature is very useful, as it enables my website to be hosted without a domain, allowing other users to view it without having the html files on hand. Looking beyond personal gains, using GitHub encourages community, allowing other users to access and learn from the code.
LunaPic is a web-based image editing service. I used it to blend a dark blue background with a few images to yield the banners above (the only exception is the banner used for the 'about us' and 'team' pages, which was obtained from the internet). In addition to being free, blending the images in Lunapic was also very simple and required no training, as opposed to using softwares like GIMP.
Paint was used to touch up the output from LunaPic. Only very simple things needed to be done - such as resizing images and filling in missing pixels, and so a more complex image editing software was not required.
Shutterstock is a useful website from which I obtained images for the banner. The shutterstock licence allows me to use the images for free in a website, and hence the images used are compliant with copyright law.
W3schools is a website that offers information on coding for web design. I found it helpful in designing certain elements of the website, especially the accordion found in the 'technology' section. It also provided useful information on creating new CSS classes and editing those in the template.


| Release | Documentation |
|---|---|
| Loading... |
ontrack will allow you to monitor and control the state of your continuous delivery pipeline, for all your projects and all their branches.
By qualifying the builds with promotion levels and validation stamps, ontrack will help you assert the quality of your applications.
Integrating with your CI engine, your ticketing system and your SCM, ontrack will allow you to check the content of your builds by accessing the change logs, by asserting the promotion level for a given issue, and many other possibilities.
You can go even further by using ontrack in turn to drive your pipeline, since its REST API can be used to get the builds with the desired quality.
Promotion search
ontrack helps you when you ask your continuous delivery pipeline questions such as: "Where is my issue fixed? Has it already gone to QA?"
Just type the issue's key in the search box, and get the information about it.
With the search box in ontrack, you can look for projects, branches, builds, issues and commits.
Change logs
In order to manage change logs, ontrack can access to SCM like:
- Subversion
- Git
Supported ticketing systems for the change logs and the searches are:
- JIRA
- GitHub
Promotion of builds can be driven from:
- Jenkins - the promotions and validation stamps are triggered using a Jenkins plug-in for ontrack
- Artifactory - the promotions are read from Artifactory using the release status of the builds
Integration with Jenkins is also present in ontrack by showing the status of the different jobs in the associated branches, promotions or validation stamps.
ontrack itself is managed by ontrack at https://ontrack.nemerosa.net.
Development
ontrack is an open-source project, maintained by Nemerosa on GitHub.


Canvan Sliders Demo!
Horizontal Slider (click, drag, desktop only for now):
Radial Slider #1 (click, drag, desktop only for now):


Note that SageMath already gives us some information:
SageMath has chosen its preferred basis, as usual.


This documentation is not in sync with the Apple documentation
var request = Social.createRequest({
type: Social.TWITTER
});
When you make requests to the Facebook API, you have to create an AccountStore with the
option to include the Social.FACEBOOK_AUDIENCE
key. Example:
var options = {};
options[Social.FACEBOOK_APP_ID] = 'api_id';
options[Social.FACEBOOK_PERMISSIONS]= ['email', 'publish_stream'];
options[Social.FACEBOOK_AUDIENCE] = Social.FACEBOOK_AUDIENCE_EVERYONE;
var store = Social.createAccountStore({
type: Social.ACCOUNT_FACEBOOK,
options: options
});
// continue granting permissions
The URL to make the request. Ex: http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/public_timeline.json
.
On of the 3 request methods:
If you want to authenticate/sign the request, you must provide a valid Account object to this property, before you make the request.
Performs the request. Set the success/failure handlers before calling this method. The result will be delivered async.
Adds a binary object to the request, like an image. It accepts the following 3 required keys:
name: the name of the argument
data: a TiBlob with the data to add to the request
filename: the name of the file you're adding. If the Blob on the previous param is not a file Blob, you need to pass this param to set the correct filename.
type: a mime type string
var request = Social.createRequest({...}) var image = Ti.Filesystem.getFile(...);
request.addMultiPartData({ name: 'media[]', data: image.read(), // always a TiBlob type: 'image/png' });
request.perform();
Fired when the Request succeeds. The returned JSON response is
deserialized on the data
key on the event object.
var request = Social.createRequest({
type: Social.TWITTER,
url: 'http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/public_timeline.jso',
method: Social.REQUEST_METHOD_GET
});
request.addEventListener('success', function(e) {
Ti.API.log(e.data);
});
request.perform();
Fired when the Request fails. An error explanation should be present on the
error
key.
var request = Social.createRequest({
url: 'http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/public_timeline.jso',
method: Social.REQUEST_METHOD_GET,
type: Social.TWITTER
});
request.addEventListener('failure', function(e) {
Ti.API.log("STATUS CODE IS " + e.status);
Ti.API.log("ERROR: " + e.error);
});
request.perform();


These are the special abilities your character has. Only the specialist can adjust their skills.
You have {{ character.skillPointsToSpend }} points to spend


Researchers: Charles Monaghan & Jona Stevenson
Auckland University of Technology 2021
Based on the data collected through observation, there are some clear discoveries common across multiple participants. Before the study started, we gathered general information on how participants used their Microsoft Windows computers.
As seen in Appendix A, we can see that all participants used their computers for general tasks such as internet browsing. One participant used their computer for tertiary studies. Another participant used their computer for work, whereas two out of the three users used their computer for recreational activities such as gaming.
All participants had extensive experience using Microsoft Windows, though two out of three participants had limited MacOS experience (See Appendix B.). All participants had not used Linux or another operating system before, excluding mobile operating systems.
The observation stage took approximately 5-10 minutes and allowed participants to experiment with the operating system and become acquainted. Most of the participants had similar reactions to the operating system. Most felt that at face value, Ubuntu seemed similar to Windows. Two out of the three users explored the operating systems settings, preinstalled applications and browsing. The participant with the least technical operating system knowledge explored the preinstalled applications and navigated the many categories Linux uses to organise its file structure.


Equivalent to clicking the Next Letter command on the Mail submenu of the File menu. Opens the oldest unread Microsoft Excel workbook from the In Tray as a new window.
Note This function is available on Macintosh computers with Microsoft Excel and Apple PowerTalk only.
Syntax
MAIL.NEXT.LETTER( )
Remarks
Returns #VALUE! on error, and #N/A if there are no more letters in the In Tray to open.
Related Functions
MAIL.EDIT.MAILER Allows you to edit a PowerTalk mailer attached to the active workbook
MAIL.DELETE.MAILER Adds a new PowerTalk mailer to the active workbook
MAIL.ADD.MAILER Adds a new PowerTalk mailer to the active workbook
Return to index


Request Baskets
×
HTTP error
×
Created
New Basket
Create a basket to collect and inspect HTTP requests
Create
My Baskets:
You have no baskets yet


A bit of background. I graduated with a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering from Cal Poly and have been working in the medical device field for a year and a half. Specifically, I've been in manufacturing for minimally invasive devices, or devices that do not involve large incisions, e.g. needles and catheters.
I am joining Dev Bootcamp because I really want to learn to code in an environment where I can get constant feedback of where I can continue to improve upon. I've tried coding on my own, but without proper guidence or feedback, it was difficult to keep that up.
Coding history
Live simply, and work to live. The basic three tenets I live by is socializing, creating, and learning. With this basis, I am formulating and implementing many projects, including a novel, art piece, and a business.
I abide my my own rules, which is just stolen or "well-adapted" from our great thinkers. I value in my own personal philosophy the following things: critical thought, kindness and care to others, respect, finding meaningful purpose in what I do, as well as what I say, keeping myself balanced, and to expand my knowledge.
© 2014 Craft By Zen Company. All Rights Reserved.


Common Vulnerability Scoring System(CVSS) is a numerical representation of the severity of a software vulnerability on a scale of 0-10. The final CVSS score is determined by the sub-categories from the 8 categories of options. This is a simplified version of the specification document by FirstOrg.
Attack Vector
This metric reflects the context by which vulnerability exploitation is possible.| Network | Remotely Exploitable via the Internet. |
| Adjacent | Attack via same shared physical or logical network. Example: Wi-Fi, Local IP subnet, Bluetooth |
| Local | Local access to system via keyboard, console or remotely like SSH or relies on user interaction such as Social Engineering. |
| Physical | Requires physical interaction with the vulnerable component. |
Attack Complexity
This metric describes the conditions beyond the attacker’s control that must exist in order to exploit the vulnerability.| High | A successful attack depends on conditions beyond the attacker's control. Example: knowledge on target environment and configuration is required, mitigation techniques should be bypassed. |
| Low | The exploit do not rely on special conditions or configurations on a target environment. |
Privileges Required
This metric describes the level of privileges an attacker must possess before successfully exploiting the vulnerability.| High | Attacker is an authenticated/authorized with highest level of privileges. Example: administrator |
| Low | Attacker is an authenticated/authorized with low level privileges. |
| None | Attacker is an unauthenticated/unauthorized user. |
User Interaction
This metric determines whether the vulnerability can be exploited solely at the will of the attacker, or whether a separate user (or user-initiated process) must participate in some manner. Here, user is a target or an authorized personnel associated with a target.| Required | Requires a user to take some action before the vulnerability can be exploited. Example: opening a link or a file. |
| None | The vulnerable system can be exploited without interaction from any user. |
Scope
This metric captures whether a vulnerability in one vulnerable component impacts resources in components beyond its security scope.| Changed | An exploited vulnerability can only affect resources managed by the same security authority. Example: HTML Injection (the code runs in the context of the web application) |
| Unchanged | An exploited vulnerability can affect resources beyond the security scope managed by the security authority of the vulnerable component. Example: Remote Command Execution on a web application (the command is executed on the web server) |
Confidentiality
This metric measures the impact to the confidentiality of the information resources managed by a software component due to a successfully exploited vulnerability.| High | Total loss of confidentiality. Example: plain-text password |
| Low | Some loss of confidentiality. Example: hashed password |
| None | No loss of confidentiality. |
Integrity
This metric measures the impact to integrity (trustworthiness and veracity of information) of a successfully exploited vulnerability.| High | Total loss of integrity. Example: all files can be modified |
| Low | Some loss of integrity. Example: limited modification of files |
| None | No loss of integrity. |
Availability
This metric measures the impact to the availability of the impacted component resulting from a successfully exploited vulnerability.| High | Total loss of availability. Example: permanent service interruption (repeated exploitation do not count as High) |
| Low | Some loss of availability. Example: temporary service interruption |
| None | No loss of availability. |
Lastly, CVSS score is always debatable and different in different people's mind. References: https://www.first.org/cvss/specification-document


Recommended Dosage: {{health.needed}}
Quotation: {{health.quote | currency}}
Shared Quotation: {{health.quoteShared | currency}}


identify_damaged_cells.Rd
This function uses a combination of the cell UMI counts and the
nuclear fraction score to assign each cell one of two values; "cell" or
"damaged_cell". This is based on the idea that damaged cells have a lower
UMI count and higher nuclear fraction than whole cells. The expected input
is a data frame with four columns. The first three columns should contain;
the nuclear fraction score, total UMIs and a character vector describing
each cell as "cell" or "empty_droplet". This is the format output by the
identify_empty_drops
function. The fourth column should be a character
vector with user-assigned cell types. Internally, the provided data frame
is split by cell type and a Gaussian mixture model with a maximum of two
components is fit to the umi counts and nuclear fraction scores. The
parameters of the model are estimated using expectation maximisation (EM)
with the mclust
package. The best model is selected using the Bayesian
Information Criterion (BIC). The two populations (cells and damaged cells)
are assumed to have equal variance (mclust model name "EEI").
identify_damaged_cells( nf_umi_ed_ct, nf_sep = 0.15, umi_sep_perc = 50, output_plots = FALSE, verbose = TRUE )
| nf_umi_ed_ct | data frame, with four columns. The first three columns
should match the output from the |
|---|---|
| nf_sep | numeric, the minimum separation of the nuclear fraction score required between the cell and damage cell populations |
| umi_sep_perc | numeric, this is the minimum percentage of UMIs which the damaged cell population is required to have compared to the cell population. For example, if the mean UMI of the distribution fit to the whole cell population is 10,000 UMIs, the mean of the distribution fit to the damaged cell population must be at less than 7,000 UMIs if the umi_sep parameter is 30 (%) |
| output_plots | logical, whether or not to return plots |
| verbose | logical, whether to print updates and progress while fitting with EM |
list, of length two. The first element in the list contains a data
frame with the same dimensions input to the nf_umi_ed_ct
argument, with
"damaged_cell" now recorded in the third column. The second element is NULL
unless output_plots
=TRUE. If requested, three plots are returned for each
cell type in a named list, combined using ggpubr::ggarrange
. For each
cell type, the first plot illustrates the cell and damaged cell populations
(if any) in a plot of nuclear fraction vs log10(UMI counts). Damaged cells
are expected to be in the lower right portion of the plot(lower UMI counts
and higher nuclear fraction). The second and third plots show the model
fits to the nuclear fraction and UMI count distributions respectively.
Solid lines indicate the distribution mean, while dashed lines indicate the
positions of the thrsholds controlled by the nf_sep
and umi_sep
parameters.
#1 data("qc_examples") gbm <- qc_examples[qc_examples$sample=="MB",] gbm.ed <- gbm[,c("nuclear_fraction_droplet_qc","umi_count")] gbm.ed <- identify_empty_drops(nf_umi = gbm.ed) gbm.ed$cell_type <- gbm$cell_type gbm.ed.dc <- identify_damaged_cells(gbm.ed, verbose=FALSE) gbm.ed.dc <- gbm.ed.dc[[1]] head(gbm.ed.dc)#> nuclear_fraction_droplet_qc umi_count cell_status #> AAACCCACAAGAATAC-1 0.4176170 12557 cell #> AAACCCACAATAAGGT-1 0.3744720 10958 cell #> AAACCCACAGCCCACA-1 0.6492798 6095 cell #> AAACCCACAGTAACGG-1 0.3900973 12802 cell #> AAACCCACATAAGATG-1 0.1312698 13672 cell #> AAACCCACATAATCGC-1 0.4443030 26653 cell #> cell_type #> AAACCCACAAGAATAC-1 neuron_unresolved_2 #> AAACCCACAATAAGGT-1 migrating_interneuron #> AAACCCACAGCCCACA-1 neuron_hippocampus #> AAACCCACAGTAACGG-1 migrating_interneuron #> AAACCCACATAAGATG-1 neuron_unresolved_1 #> AAACCCACATAATCGC-1 migrating_interneuron#> #> cell damaged_cell empty_droplet #> 7389 1349 920


Information related to the organization of courses (which courses are available, how to know where they are given and how to enrol).
Register to Courses
Before the start of the semester
Learning Agreement
Your choice of courses must respect your home university requirements and the LSM rules.
Please use the LSM Learning Agreement template.
If needed, we can also sign another template that you send us by email.
If you are thinking of learning French, you can mention "French Course" without the course code in your Learning Agreement. You have the possibility to do a language test to evaluate your level of French when arriving in Belgium and thus select the course(s) you need.
LSM recommends a workload of 30 ECTS credits for one semester. The below ECTS rules are of application :
The maximum workload per semester at LSM is 30 ECTS.
Regular exchange students minimum workload is 20 ECTS (besides language courses).
CEMS exchange students minimum workload is 25 ECTS (besides Block Seminar, seminars & language courses).
Note that this choice is not final as you have the opportunity to test the courses you selected during the two first weeks of the semester. You will be able to change your choice of courses and make a final decision.
During the two first weeks of the semester
This is the time to confirm your courses choice made in your Learning Agreement or modify it using an appendix (called the Annex) to the initial Learning Agreement.
The choice of courses made through your ECTS learning agreement can be modified during the first two weeks of the semester with the approval of your home university and LSM.
When you want to modify your courses initially selected and when your courses choice is final, you must fill-in the Annex to the Learning Agreement and hand it over to the LSM Incoming Coordinator. The deadline is the second Friday following the start of the semester. The LSM Incoming Students Coordinator will register you for all the courses you selected.
ECTS rules:
The maximum workload at LSM is 30 ECTS.
Regular exchange students may take less than 20 ECTS besides language courses. An email from the home coordinator is needed to confirm this low workload is agreed.
CEMS exchange students need a minimum of 25 ECTS besides Block Seminar, seminars and language courses.
Courses Organisation
Most professors use Moodle to organise their courses.
Your registration on Moodle is not an official registration but only an information platform used for communication between students and Professors.
Final step to be registered correctly
Check your Registration
After the deadline to submit your Learning Agreement (or its Annex), we will finalize your registration to courses.
You will be asked to check your courses registration on "MyUCL" on your UCLouvain account. The exact code and title of courses must appear. If there is any discrepancies with your final courses choices, you should inform the LSM Incoming Students Coordinator without delay.
Remember that, if this course registration is not correct, it will not be possible to make any changes during the semester.
Be aware of the issues this can raise :
If a course you want to follow is not listed on "MyUCL", it will not appear on your Transcript of Records and no grade will be given for it
If a course you do not want to follow stays on "MyUCL", it will appear on your Transcript of Records with the mention "NE" meaning "Not Evaluated"
Courses Available at LSM
LSM proposes courses at the master level (year 4 and 5).
Prerequisites may be necessary for some courses. Please check the course descriptions.
At LSM, the languages of instruction is English but some courses can be found in French (when the title of the course is in French, the course is taught in French).
Choosing your courses and other learning activities must be done in close consultation with your home school coordinator. He/she has to sign your Learning Agreement.
Courses available at LSM for exchange students
Check the list of courses and their prerequisite. If you click on the course code, you get redirected to the course description on the UCLouvain webpage
CEMS students :
CEMS students must follow the CEMS-MIM program (please see CEMS Student Guide on cems.org). Specific information will be sent to you by e-mail. You can contact your CEMS Programme Manager.
Double-Degree students :
A specific curriculum has been designed for those students. Refer to the dedicated webpage or contact your Double-Degree Programme Officer.
Courses outside LSM :
As LSM is part of UCLouvain, a full university, you can also take some courses at the bachelor level and/or from other departments. To do so, you need the approval of your home university and the professor who teaches the course (upon your arrival at the beginning of the semester).
French Courses :
ILV, the language school of UCLouvain, offers a large option of French courses at every level. Check their offer and schedule.
You can take maximum 2 French courses (same level) during one semester at LSM. It is free of charge if you include it in your Learning Agreement.
*whole page*
*whole page*
*whole page*


Calculate predicted hazard
get_hazard(newdata, object, ci = TRUE, type = c("response", "link"),
se.mult = 2, time_variable = NULL, ...)
Arguments
| newdata |
A data frame or list containing the values of the model covariates at which predictions
are required. If this is not provided then predictions corresponding to the
original data are returned. If newdata is provided then
it should contain all the variables needed for prediction: a
warning is generated if not. See details for use with link{linear.functional.terms} . |
| object |
a fitted gam object as produced by gam() . |
| ci |
Logical indicating whether to iclude confidence intervals. Defaults
to TRUE |
| type |
When this has the value "link" (default) the linear predictor (possibly with
associated standard errors) is returned. When type="terms" each component of the
linear predictor is returned seperately (possibly with standard errors): this includes
parametric model components, followed by each smooth component, but excludes
any offset and any intercept. type="iterms" is the same, except that any standard errors
returned for smooth components will include the uncertainty about the intercept/overall mean. When
type="response" predictions
on the scale of the response are returned (possibly with approximate
standard errors). When type="lpmatrix" then a matrix is returned
which yields the values of the linear predictor (minus any offset) when
postmultiplied by the
parameter vector (in this case se.fit is ignored). The latter
option is most useful for getting variance estimates for quantities derived from
the model: for example integrated quantities, or derivatives of smooths. A
linear predictor matrix can also be used to implement approximate prediction
outside R (see example code, below). |
| se.mult |
Factor by which standard errors are multiplied for calculating
the confidence intervals. |
| time_variable |
Name of the variable used for the baseline hazard. If
not given, defaults to "tend" for gam fits, else
"interval" . The latter is assumed to be a factor, the former
numeric. |
| ... |
Further arguments passed to predict.gam and
get_hazard |


{% extends 'account/base_card.html' %} {% load i18n %} {% block title %}{% trans "Sign up" %}{% endblock %} {% block card-header %}
{% blocktrans with provider_name=account.get_provider.name site_name=site.name %}You are about to use your {{provider_name}} account to login to {{site_name}}. As a final step, please complete the following form:{% endblocktrans %}
{% endblock %} {% block card-footer %}{% trans "Sign up with e-mail and password?" %} {% trans "Sign up" %}
{% trans "Already have an account?" %} {% trans "Sign in first" %}{% trans " and connect to your social account in your profile." %}
{% endblock %}


Wide Content Here
Wide Content Here
Wide Content Here
Wide Content Here
Wide Content Here
Wide Content Here


Amazon's Fire TV Blaster lets you speak to your TV and soundbar
Now Alexa can control your other home entertainment devices too
by Andrew HaywardControlling your Amazon Fire TV with Alexa voice commands is pretty handy, but the hands-free illusion breaks down when you're forced to grab a remote to control the TV, soundbar, or receiver. That's what the new Fire TV Blaster aims to fix. Amazon's accessory is meant for users who already have an Echo device and a Fire TV/Fire TV Stick, as it faces your home entertainment system and translates your voice requests into IR commands. Now you'll be able to control the volume, change channels, and switch TV inputs without reaching for a remote or leaving your seat. The Amazon Fire TV Blaster should work with a wide array of devices, much like a universal remote would, and it'll sell for £35 starting on 11 December. There's also a discounted bundle with a Fire TV Stick 4K and Echo Dot if you want to go all-in at once.


Our much-anticipated 1.2.0 release of the Angular Fullstack generator is available now.
As many MEAN applications require accounts, we’ve added the ability to scaffold a user account boilerplate for your app.
The Passport boilerplate generates:
- Configuration for Passport and a User model
- API routes for sign up/log in/log out
- Login and signup views, with form validation (including handling server validation errors)
- Angular Auth service for interfacing with the authentication API from the client
- Settings view that allows you to change your password
This boilerplate is also available in Jade and CoffeeScript flavors.
Try out the demo of what it scaffolds. (Typically needs a refresh to load, as it’s running on a heroku free instance.)
Configuration files are now generated with a new project, making it much easier to change behavior in different node environments. Routes have been separated out of the server.js into their own module.
Additionally, we’ve overhauled the deployment to build all distribution files all into the dist folder. No more public/views folders cluttering up your project folder. And no need for a separate heroku folder anymore, we just use dist.
For more info head over to the github page and have a look at the changelog.
Huge thanks to kjellski for his help bringing Passport integration to the generator!
Update: At time of writing this the npm version was 1.1.1
. I’ve corrected this and published 1.2.0
on npm. Please update with npm update -g generator-angular-fullstack
if you got the wrong version.


Create React App
Typescript
React Router Dom
React Redux
apollo/client
GraphQL
Material UI
React Toastify
React Animate On Scroll
Axios
lodash
material-table


It takes a community to heal together.
Frontline is a Natural Language Processing interactive chatbot which provides personalized and localized support for friends and family of veterans and those suffering from PTSD. The project was created during September 15-16, 2018 for Lumohacks, a health-focused hackathon.
Award: Top 15 Overall Teams - Wolfram Alpha
Award: Best Domain Registered with Domain.com
The Problem
By nature of their occupation, first responders and veterans are more vulnerable to mental illnesses such as PTSD. One in three veterans are diagnosed with PTSD, and the research and knowledge we have about treating PTSD for first responders is still severely lacking.
Our question is - How do we reach out to support them and be there for them, especially when they cannot reach out themselves? How can we, as a society, make a difference for these vulnerable groups?
Target Market
We start with the people you care about - friends, family, acquaintances. These people are one degree from those who are vulnerable or suffering, and are best positioned to be an emotional support. They are familiar with technology but are not necessarily experts. Above all, they are empathetic in wanting to help someone they know who is in need.
Personas
The following 3 personas are examples of expected users for this project - a veteran who re-experiences traumatic times during service, and two people who notice the changed behaviour of a veteran they are close with but do not know how to reach out appropriately.
Most importantly, these people need the appropriate professional guidance and support in order to reach out and provide relevant care.
To summarize, we believe that the friends and family of those vulnerable to PTSD should be able to have the support and resources they need to reach out to the people close to them in need of help.
Solution
Our solution is a Natural Language Processing (NLP) chatbot which provides personalized and localized support for those who are one-degree from veterans and those vulnerable to PTSD.
Users interact and converse with Frontline which is trained to understand emotions and symptoms relevant to someone suffering from PTSD. In the case that a user displays signs of imminent risk or danger, such as suicidal intentions, Frontline has been trained to immediately provide hotlines to contact.
The user may interact with Frontline on the website or on Facebook. When on Facebook, Frontline has the additional feature of being able to give control of the chat to a real person (an administrator of the Facebook page).
Technology Stack
Dialogflow
Dialogflow is the Natural Language Processing framework we used to build the Frontline chatbot.
Dialogflow analyzes a conversational response and determines its intent, which is a specific path of conversation around which the bot can create a response. Understanding of a concept is created by designing entities which store related concepts and terminology, and can be integrated into a message to respond dynamically. It is hosted on Google Cloud Platform.
The strongest feature of Frontline is not only how we have trained the chatbot but also how we can continue to train it. The potential of this AI bot is limited only by the effort and time of the developers. One of the future training aspects that we hope to improve upon is Knowledge Training. This feature, as part of Google Dialogflow, allows a user to train the AI not just on intent and response queries but by FAQs and knowledge based articles.
The mental health community has so many great resources available and instead of re-inventing the wheel, we are learning from it. With Dialogflow the console allows the input of CSV or HTML files containing knowledge based articles. The tool is able to parse this data and create separate intents that do not need to be pre-defined, so a user is not limited solely to questions they would ask. By training the AI on this material, it can better help identify an issue and direct a user to the help that they need. It is up to everyone to help the mental health community, not just a single individual, but pooling the combined resources of the pre-existing scientific base we can begin to create a solution that will truly make a difference.
Facebook
Facebook is our natural integration and interaction platform.
Users can talk with the bot over social media through a chat with this Facebook page which is connected directly with the Google Dialogflow bot. Keep in mind that any dialogue exchanged through the Facebook bot can be read by the administrators of the project.
To restart the conversation, delete the conversation and send a new message to the page.
Domain.com
Domain.com was the DNS management host used for the chatbot website.
The domain was chosen to reflect the project, and was set with the A Record pointing to the IP address of the Google Cloud Platform host. The domain http://frontline-help.com/ was temporarily set up for the hackathon and is no longer active.
Google Cloud Platform
Google Cloud Platform was the host for the website and for Google Dialogflow.
A Google Compute Engine Virtual Machine instance was set up to host the website temporarily for the hackathon but is no longer active. The website is now hosted on GitHub at https://github.com/lumohacks2018/.
Positioning
In relation to current counselling and chat services (e.g. My SSP), this augments their effectiveness by directing users to resources which are appropriate and relevant to their situation. Frontline aids in content discovery as users will often learn about resources they were not previously aware of.
Frontline would augment peer support to be stronger and more educated by providing directly pertinent information.
Objectives
The strategic objectives of this project were to educate and empower the community to be able to help others and to create a localized social impact.
They say “It takes a village to raise a child.”
It also takes a community to heal - together.
About
The creators of this project are Jeffrey Leung, Kieran McCormick, Bradley Dalrymple, and Carlson Chan.
In Lumohacks 2016, we created an automated pill dispenser. Learn more about the project here.
Disclaimer: This page was created after the hackathon's completion.


| Name | Running | Last up | RSS | Threads | Version (fastapp) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ process.name }} | {{ process.is_up }} | {{ process.running | date:"c"}} | {{ process.rss }} | {% for thread in process.threads.all %} {{ thread.name }} [{{ thread.health }}] [{{ thread.updated|timesince }}] {% endfor %} | {{ process.version }} |


Line lists¶
Warning: the behavior of different line lists are not compared yet, so please use these line lists with caution.
pymoog
provides several line lists as follow:
GES line list (version 5.0) with hyperfine structure and isotopes:
ges_hfs_iso
(adopted from the software iSpec)This is the default line list if
line_list
is specified when initializingsynth
.No molecular line included.
GES line list (version 5.0) without hyperfine structure and isotopes:
ges_nohfs_noiso
(adopted from the software iSpec)No molecular line included.
VALD line list (February 2015) 300 to 11000 A:
vald_3000_11000
(adopted from the software iSpec)Molecular lines included.
VALD line list (February 2015) 11000 to 24000 A:
vald_11000_24000
(adopted from the software iSpec)Molecular lines included.
Meléndez & Barby line list in J-band:
mb99_j
(adopted from Meléndez & Barbuy 1999)No molecular line included.
Meléndez & Barby line list in K-band:
mb99_k
(adopted from Meléndez & Barbuy 1999)No molecular line included.
Kurucz line list:
kurucz
(adopted from Kurucz website)gfall.dat, modified in 2012.09.12 without hyperfine splitting.
No molecular line included.
APOGEE line list:
apogee
(adopted from Shetrone et al. 2015)Molecular lines included.
MOOG seems cannot work with lines having excitation potential larger than 50 eV, so they are removed from the original line lists.
The following figure shows the wavelength coverage of each line list.