psychopy.gui
- create dialogue boxes¶DlgFromDict
¶psychopy.gui.
DlgFromDict
(dictionary, title='', fixed=(), order=(), tip=None, screen=-1)¶Creates a dialogue box that represents a dictionary of values. Any values changed by the user are change (in-place) by this dialogue box. e.g.:
info = {'Observer':'jwp', 'GratingOri':45, 'ExpVersion': 1.1,
'Group': ['Test', 'Control']}
dictDlg = gui.DlgFromDict(dictionary=info,
title='TestExperiment', fixed=['ExpVersion'])
if dictDlg.OK:
print(info)
else:
print('User Cancelled')
In the code above, the contents of info will be updated to the values returned by the dialogue box.
If the user cancels (rather than pressing OK), then the dictionary remains unchanged. If you want to check whether the user hit OK, then check whether DlgFromDict.OK equals True or False
See GUI.py for a usage demo, including order and tip (tooltip).
Dlg
¶psychopy.gui.
Dlg
(title=u'PsychoPy Dialog', pos=None, size=None, style=None, labelButtonOK=u' OK ', labelButtonCancel=u' Cancel ', screen=-1)¶A simple dialogue box. You can add text or input boxes (sequentially) and then retrieve the values.
see also the function dlgFromDict for an even simpler version
Example
from psychopy import gui
myDlg = gui.Dlg(title="JWP's experiment")
myDlg.addText('Subject info')
myDlg.addField('Name:')
myDlg.addField('Age:', 21)
myDlg.addText('Experiment Info')
myDlg.addField('Grating Ori:',45)
myDlg.addField('Group:', choices=["Test", "Control"])
ok_data = myDlg.show() # show dialog and wait for OK or Cancel
if myDlg.OK: # or if ok_data is not None
print(ok_data)
else:
print('user cancelled')
addField
(label='', initial='', color='', choices=None, tip='', enabled=True)¶Adds a (labelled) input field to the dialogue box, optional text color and tooltip.
If ‘initial’ is a bool, a checkbox will be created. If ‘choices’ is a list or tuple, a dropdown selector is created. Otherwise, a text line entry box is created.
Returns a handle to the field (but not to the label).
addFixedField
(label='', initial='', color='', choices=None, tip='')¶Adds a field to the dialog box (like addField) but the field cannot be edited. e.g. Display experiment version.
show
()¶Presents the dialog and waits for the user to press OK or CANCEL.
If user presses OK button, function returns a list containing the updated values coming from each of the input fields created. Otherwise, None is returned.
| Returns: | self.data |
|---|
fileOpenDlg()
¶psychopy.gui.
fileOpenDlg
(tryFilePath='', tryFileName='', prompt=u'Select file to open', allowed=None)¶A simple dialogue allowing read access to the file system.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
If tryFilePath or tryFileName are empty or invalid then current path and empty names are used to start search.
If user cancels, then None is returned.
fileSaveDlg()
¶psychopy.gui.
fileSaveDlg
(initFilePath='', initFileName='', prompt=u'Select file to save', allowed=None)¶A simple dialogue allowing write access to the file system. (Useful in case you collect an hour of data and then try to save to a non-existent directory!!)
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
If initFilePath or initFileName are empty or invalid then current path and empty names are used to start search.
If user cancels the None is returned.


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public class PublishClusterStateAction extends AbstractComponent
| 限定符和类型 | 类和说明 |
|---|---|
protected static class |
PublishClusterStateAction.CommitClusterStateRequest |
static interface |
PublishClusterStateAction.IncomingClusterStateListener |
| 限定符和类型 | 字段和说明 |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
COMMIT_ACTION_NAME |
static java.lang.String |
SEND_ACTION_NAME |
deprecationLogger, logger, settings
| 构造器和说明 |
|---|
PublishClusterStateAction(Settings settings,
TransportService transportService,
NamedWriteableRegistry namedWriteableRegistry,
PublishClusterStateAction.IncomingClusterStateListener incomingClusterStateListener,
DiscoverySettings discoverySettings) |
| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
|---|---|
protected void |
handleCommitRequest(PublishClusterStateAction.CommitClusterStateRequest request,
TransportChannel channel) |
protected void |
handleIncomingClusterStateRequest(BytesTransportRequest request,
TransportChannel channel) |
void |
publish(ClusterChangedEvent clusterChangedEvent,
int minMasterNodes,
Discovery.AckListener ackListener)
publishes a cluster change event to other nodes. if at least minMasterNodes acknowledge the change it is committed and will
be processed by the master and the other nodes.
|
static BytesReference |
serializeDiffClusterState(Diff diff,
Version nodeVersion) |
static BytesReference |
serializeFullClusterState(ClusterState clusterState,
Version nodeVersion) |
PublishClusterStateStats |
stats() |
logDeprecatedSetting, logRemovedSetting, nodeName
public static final java.lang.String SEND_ACTION_NAME
public static final java.lang.String COMMIT_ACTION_NAME
public PublishClusterStateAction(Settings settings, TransportService transportService, NamedWriteableRegistry namedWriteableRegistry, PublishClusterStateAction.IncomingClusterStateListener incomingClusterStateListener, DiscoverySettings discoverySettings)
public void publish(ClusterChangedEvent clusterChangedEvent, int minMasterNodes, Discovery.AckListener ackListener) throws Discovery.FailedToCommitClusterStateException
The method is guaranteed to throw a Discovery.FailedToCommitClusterStateException
if the change is not committed and should be rejected.
Any other exception signals the something wrong happened but the change is committed.
public static BytesReference serializeFullClusterState(ClusterState clusterState, Version nodeVersion) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
public static BytesReference serializeDiffClusterState(Diff diff, Version nodeVersion) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
protected void handleIncomingClusterStateRequest(BytesTransportRequest request, TransportChannel channel) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
protected void handleCommitRequest(PublishClusterStateAction.CommitClusterStateRequest request, TransportChannel channel)
public PublishClusterStateStats stats()


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Our server provides service of posting tweet and delete tweet, saving chat history on Evernote and a generated shared link. It uses Flask as mainframe and powers flask-restful as extension.
Simply follow the documentaion on https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-python. Make sure you have virtual environment acitivated.
We embedded sphinx documentation in our client app.
We used customized theme Flask.
This repository contains sphinx styles for Flask and Flask related
projects. To use this style in your Sphinx documentation, follow
this guide:
1. put this folder as _themes into your docs folder. Alternatively
you can also use git submodules to check out the contents there.
2. add this to your conf.py:
sys.path.append(os.path.abspath('_themes'))
html_theme_path = ['_themes']
html_theme = 'flask'
The following themes exist:
- 'flask' - the standard flask documentation theme for large
projects
- 'flask_small' - small one-page theme. Intended to be used by
very small addon libraries for flask.
The following options exist for the flask_small theme:
[options]
index_logo = '' filename of a picture in _static
to be used as replacement for the
h1 in the index.rst file.
index_logo_height = 120px height of the index logo
github_fork = '' repository name on github for the
"fork me" badge
In order to put sphinx documentation on Github Pages, you need to install sphinx-to-github. Basically it renames [_folder name] to [folder name], because Github Pages ignores [_folder name] by default.
Here is the instruction:
Create your virtual env
virtualenv venv
Activate virtual environment
. venv/bin/activate
Pip install sphinxtogithub
pip install sphinxtogithub
Add sphinxtogithub to the extensions list in the conf.py file in your Sphinx project
extensions = [ "sphinxtogithub" ]
Build your sphinx
make html
Copy the whole [client] folder to any other place.


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It is also possible to push these Tiles into a Shiny app, using the htmlOutput
and renderUI
.
You can either assign objects outside the Shiny call (in the below example b1 and d1 which includes b1 and b2), or you can embed buttons inside the Shiny app to display values from there.
(In order to make this work, uncomment the last line in your console. )
library(dplyr)
#>
#> Attaching package: 'dplyr'
#> The following objects are masked from 'package:stats':
#>
#> filter, lag
#> The following objects are masked from 'package:base':
#>
#> intersect, setdiff, setequal, union
library(htmltools)
library(TileMaker)
b1 <- solo_box(value = 3.57, txt = "Times apple eaten", icon = "apple")
b2 <- solo_box(value = 13.7, txt = "Nutritional value", size = "lg")
d1 <- div_maker(subtitle = "Quantativity factors", textModifier = "h2", b1, b2)
# ## Shinydashboard Test --------------
# ## app.R ##
# library(shinydashboard)
# library(shiny)
#
# ui <- dashboardPage(
# dashboardHeader(title = "Basic dashboard"),
# dashboardSidebar(
# sliderInput("slider", "Number of observations:", 1, 100, 50)),
# dashboardBody(
# # Boxes need to be put in a row (or column)
# fluidRow(
# box(
# b1, d1, htmlOutput("plot1")
# )
# )
# )
# )
#
# server <- function(input, output) {
# output$plot1 <- renderUI({
# div_maker(subtitle = "boom", textModifier = "h2", solo_box(value = input$slider, txt = "Times apple eaten", icon = "apple"))
# })
# }
# shinyApp(ui, server)


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Position |
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| Matt
Plews |
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00:22:11 |
27.05 |
| Jonathan
Durnin |
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26.34 |
| Peter
Bentley |
3 |
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00:23:17 |
25.77 |
| Phil
Rayner |
4 |
1 |
00:23:44 |
25.28 |
| Lawrence
Cox |
5 |
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00:23:44 |
25.28 |
| Bill
Barrie |
6 |
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00:24:00 |
25.00 |
| Mathew
Lonergan |
7 |
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00:24:15 |
24.74 |
| Adrian
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8 |
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00:24:19 |
24.67 |
| Linda
Hubbard |
9 |
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00:24:25 |
24.57 |
| Marcus
Buksh |
10 |
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00:24:48 |
24.19 |
| Dan High |
11 |
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00:24:52 |
24.13 |
| Simon
Ward |
12 |
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00:25:08 |
23.87 |
| Matthew
Vallins |
13 |
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00:25:10 |
23.84 |
| Mark
Chapman |
14 |
2 |
00:25:40 |
23.38 |
| Stuart
Dawkins |
15 |
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00:25:41 |
23.36 |
| Michael
Church |
16 |
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00:26:10 |
22.93 |
| Tom
Evans |
17 |
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00:27:38 |
21.71 |
| Stewart
Holland |
18 |
3 |
00:28:00 |
21.43 |
| Lorna
Marlow |
19 |
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00:28:24 |
21.13 |
| David
Bayliss |
20 |
4 |
00:29:04 |
20.64 |
| Andrew
Weatherby |
21 |
5 |
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# You will need to have Python 3 and Pygame 1.9.4 installed
$ git clone https://github.com/ianramzy/asteroids.git
$ cd asteroids
$ python3 asteroids.py
I have always loved the older retro style games and decided I wanted to create my own version of the famous asteroids.
This game is made in python using the pygame library.
I would like to add different types of rocks and powerups like shields and bombs.
Another project by Ian Ramzy


Don't remember closing it; definitely an error
One possibility is to tackle #535 first, so we have standalone JS with lists of hard-coded values.
Then change that to a .js.erb
, with a line like:
const relatedIdentifierTypes = <%= Datacite::Mapping::RelationType.to_a.map{ |rel| { key: rel.key, value: rel.value } }.to_json %>;
(Or we can do that before factoring out the JS, as long as we don't get blocked by the ruby-in-js down the road.)
@mccalluc This is great documentation, but I think it belongs more in the rdss handbook. Maybe here? https://github.com/pulibrary/rdss-handbook/blob/main/release_process.md We could change that page to be more inclusive, maybe "Deploying and Release Process"?
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If the Cap Fits battles to beat Call Me Lord at Ascot
by Sporting LifeIf The Cap Fits finished with a flourish to successfully defend his crown in the Coral Hurdle at Ascot.
After landing this Grade Two prize a year ago, Harry Fry's charge went on to finish third in the Christmas Hurdle and second in the National Spirit Hurdle, before successfully stepping up to three miles in the Grade One Stayers Hurdle at Aintree in the spring.
The seven-year-old was a 3-1 shot on his seasonal reappearance in Berkshire, with the Nicky Henderson-trained Call Me Lord - in receipt of 6lb - the 6-4 market leader.
Call Me Lord looked like delivering the goods for favourite backers in the straight, with Nico de Boinville cutting a confident figure in the saddle between the final two flights.
However, the further If The Cap Fits went, the better he looked - digging deep for Sean Bowen after the final flight to get up and beat Call Me Lord by half a length.
The disappointment of the race was Roksana. Dan Skelton's mare was beaten just a head by If The Cap Fits at Aintree and had the benefit of a recent comeback run, but could only finish fifth of the six runners.
Fry said: "It was a good race and we knew it was the minimum trip for him, but I liked it in terms of giving him a month to come back for the Long Walk and we can go forward with confidence and look forward to the challenge.
"It won't be easy, but we will give it a go. He is a three-miler.
"I'm delighted for (owners) Paul and Clare Rooney as they are patient with their horses. We could have gone to Wetherby at the start of the month, but it was only in the last week he has come to himself and that is credit to all the team at home.
"He has been for a few away days and he has needed those. As every day this week has passed, he has been getting sharper and sharper. He only does the bare minimum at home, but we don't mind when he does that on a racecourse.
"It's the third time we have won the race. It's been a good race for us and I'm delighted. Our season hasn't really got going, but we have tweaked a few things at home and hopefully this can be the kick start for better things."


Deep Human Super Skills for a VUCA world
We live in a world dominated by volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity (VUCA). Our traditional approach to a working career, learning a specific skill and stick to it, doesn't fit anymore. What is needed instead, is the subject of the book Deep Human writen by Crystal Lim-Lange and Dr. Gregor Lim-Lange.
5 skills
The 5 skills build on each other, forming the foundation and prerequisite for the next level. Here is my take, paraphrasing what I learned, how they fit together. Full details, including experiences how to get there are in the book.
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Mindfulness Being rooted in reality, seeing what is, without judgment and deep filters is the foundation of any progress. The practise of precisely observing your suroundings allows you to gather evidence for any assessment and action. The mindful person is master of their thoughs and doesn't fall prey easily to illusions. Of course it takes lifelong practise. The mind is like a muscle: once you start or stop training, it changes
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Self-Awarness Once the mind has been sharpened and silenced, you can turn attention to the self. What are the sensations, emotions, thoughts, fears, hopes and believes that drive you? Armed with focus and mindfulness you can wrestle the driver's seat back from the monkey mind. Clarity about yourself leads to freedom to decide who you want to be instead of running on auto-pilot
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Empathy Having honed the skill of self-awareness you can apply that to other sentients. Without clarity about yourself, this would fail, so self-awareness is the foundation of empathy, as mindfulness is the foundation of self-awareness. Learning to walk in someone elses shoes deepends your understanding of a complex world. Empathy isn't a woolsy-shoolsy be nice to everybody feeling, but the application of reality from a different viewpoint. As the late Lama Marut would say: "Be nice and don't take shit"
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Complex communication You are able to see things as they are, you recognise strength and weaknesses in yourself and others. You value reality over opinions and solutions over debate. Skilled like this, explaining the not-so-simple, cutting to the chase, getting your point across becomes your next level. You won't get there without the foundation of Empathy, Self-Awareness and Mindfulness
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Resillience and Adaptability Life changes, subtle or sudden, minimal or radical. You have practised to communicate clearly, see reality from different perspectives as it is and know yourself. These skills and the resulting confidence enables you to face whatever comes your way. Not clinging to illusions makes you flexible like the bamboo in the wind. You will clearly see what is needed and where you can find purpose. You adapt.
The whole book is an insightful and interesting read, so go and get your copy.
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Lately there have been a lot of live radio stations popping up on Youtube, often run by a single person passionate about a certain genre.
Most of these radio stations just run on someone's laptop, 24/7.
Small communities are created around these radio stations: people come and listen
together and chat about all kinds of topics in the youtube live chatbox. Some stations grow exponentially until thousands of people are always
listening at any given time. Some stay small, unnoticed, and maybe see a listener or two once in a while.
This website aims to make it easy and attractive to discover these live community radio stations by filtering out all other Youtube content.
With youtune.live, all the other clutter is zoned out so you can focus on simply finding a radio station, putting it on, and then letting it
play in the background.
This website was developed by me, Jolan Wuyts. I love Youtube's live radio stations, and wanted to make a website that was dedicated to them.
The youtube radio stations are created by users, not companies. There are no ads, they're mostly not for profit, and they are places where
people of all backgrounds come to listen, chat, relax, work, and simply be together.


I’ve spent the last seven years studying pathogen transmission. I studied how Mycobacterium bovis, a bacteria that causes bovine tuberculosis, is transmitted between cattle and wildlife.
I am excited to be starting a new job as a Data Scientist. I’ll be using loads of new data sources, like satellite imagery, phone records, or social media data to help aid operations around the world.
I have a passion for Data Science, teaching and science communication. I also love sport and being outside.
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ListIndex()
语法
Index = ListIndex(List())概要
Find out the position of the current element in the list, considering that the first element is at the position 0. This function is very fast, and can be used a lot without performance issue (it doesn't iterate the list but uses a cached value).
参数
List() The name of your list variable, created with the NewList function. You must include the brackets after the list name.
返回值
A number containing the position of the current element within the list. The first element is at position 0, the next at 1 and so on. A value of -1 means there is no current element (either the list is empty or ResetList() has been used).
示例
NewList fruit.s() AddElement(fruit()) : fruit() = "oranges" AddElement(fruit()) : fruit() = "bananas" AddElement(fruit()) : fruit() = "apples" AddElement(fruit()) : fruit() = "pears" FirstElement(fruit()) MessageRequester("Fruit: "+fruit(), "Now at position "+Str(ListIndex(fruit())), #PB_MessageRequester_OK) NextElement(fruit()) MessageRequester("Fruit: "+fruit(), "Now at position "+Str(ListIndex(fruit())), #PB_MessageRequester_OK) NextElement(fruit()) MessageRequester("Fruit: "+fruit(), "Now at position "+Str(ListIndex(fruit())), #PB_MessageRequester_OK) NextElement(fruit()) MessageRequester("Fruit: "+fruit(), "Now at position "+Str(ListIndex(fruit())), #PB_MessageRequester_OK)
参阅
SelectElement(), ListSize()
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$def with ( capabilities, is_admin ) $var title = 'Capabilities' $if is_admin:
Load Capability allows you to load detections, hunters or patrols dynamically.
Specify one of URL or Patrol Content. If you specify URL, the capability stored there, whether a detection, hunter or patrol will be loaded and listed below. If you specify Patrol Content, you can copy and paste a patrol inline without having it available at a URL, it's ideal for testing.
The name specified will be used to uniquely identify the capability. Use it in the Unload panel.
Unload a previously loaded capability by name.
$json.dumps( capInfo, indent = 2 )


Godzilla (1998) 3 stars out of 4
He's leaner, more agile and meaner, no longer the plodding, campy guy-in-the-rubber suit stomping cities constructed of paper maiche and balsa.
And he reproduces.
After all the hype about "size does matter," the Independence Day moviemaking team of Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin have created a wild, but uneven, amusement park of a monster movie.
Godzilla takes the "star" of 22 Japanese films, most of which were targeted for children, and turns him loose in the city that never sleeps - and probably never will again.
Godzilla, like Emmerich and Devlin's Independence Day, is the perfect summer movie; heavy on special effects and action, light on the dramatics and sprinkled with dashes of humor.
In appearance and actions, this giant lizard is unlike the one moviegoers have come to recognize. The only similarity between the original Godzilla and his American counterpart is that both were spawned by nuclear testing.
But while the original - called Gojira and released barely nine years after the atomic blasts that destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki - carried a somber warning about the dangers of nuclear testing, this latest incarnation barely glosses over that aspect.
At nearly two hours and 20 minutes, Godzilla speeds along, except for a long stretch about three-fourths of the way through when the big guy is off the screen.
Director Emmerich keeps building the suspense for the first full-length appearance of Godzilla.
As the film opens, a Japanese freighter is destroyed in the South Pacific, but all the audience sees are flashes of claws and a tail, but it hears the monster's roar.
The scene next shifts to Panama where enormous footprints are found. Later in the waters off New England, three fishing trawlers are dragged under the North Atlantic.
Emmerich is teasing, building for the inevitable monster-in-New York mayhem.
And it is not long in coming. Once Godzilla comes ashore at the Fulton Fish Market, the movie's pace accelerates. Buildings are destroyed, vehicles are flattened as Godzilla runs amok through the Big Apple.
Battling this big beast is Nick Tatopoulos (Matthew Broderick), a Nuclear Regulatory Commission biologist pulled from his three-year project in the Ukraine of studying the growth of earthworms caused by leaking radiation from the Chernobyl nuclear plant.
Broderick is no heavyweight hero. He brings a nerdish, brainy, boyish, but competent air to his character. He is more in awe of Godzilla, wishing to study and understand rather than destroy him.
The design of the monster, created by Patrick Totopoulos (he did such a wonderful job that the filmmakers named the lead character in his honor), is superb.
Unlike the Japanese, who merely placed a man in a rubber suit and had him plod through miniature sets, Totopoulos' Godzilla is a multifaceted creation. He runs, leaps, walks upright and on all fours. He snaps, lunges, dives and swims.
In looks, he's a bit of H.R. Giger's Alien, and the raptors and T-Rex from Jurassic Park.
With the help of computer generated effects, it actually looks like this mountainous monster is leveling the greatest city on earth.
Pointing out the film's flaws are superfluous as it will not keep anyone from seeing the movie.
First the female characters, especially Maria Pitillo as Audrey, Nick's ex-girlfriend, are superficial and lame. She's a wanna-be reporter who uses the crisis the further her career, but the monster displays more personality than her character.
Secondly, the movie's script is a bit too cute for it's own good. The mayor of New York, played loudly by Michael Lerner, is a short, round, gray-haired individual named Ebert, whose campaign slogan is the thumbs-up sign. His top aide, with whom he always seems to be arguing, is a tall, thin balding man named Gene.
Near the finale, Godzilla begins to sputter and shifts tone, becoming an extended ripoff of the raptor chase sequence from Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park. Only this deadly hide-and-seek match is set in Madison Square Garden.
Besides Broderick, fine performances are turned in by Jean Reno as a mysterious French agent who also wants to see Godzilla stopped, and Hank Azaria as Animal, the fearless news videographer who if need be will get in the lizard's face for a shot.
Godzilla is a full-throttle, special effects extravaganza. It has disposed of the serious baggage of the original, while keeping just a touch of campiness of the many sequels.
Nor has it not gone to the extreme, as did the later Japanese movies, of transforming Godzilla into a good guy battling other monsters to save the planet.
This Godzilla is a competent mix of thrills, chills, explosions and humor. The finale, of course, is open-ended. A sequel or two or three is inevitable.
So grab your bucket of popcorn and check your thinking cap at the door. Godzilla is pure summer candy.
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The module {system_visitordeviceclass} will display the type of device a site visitor is using. Its possible values are desktop, phone and tablet. If the device type cannot be determined the system will use desktop as the default value.
You can use system_visitordeviceclass to render a particular content holder or using a different stylesheet depending on the site visitor's device, see the Deploying your site across Mobile and Tablet devices article for more configuration samples.
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{system_visitordeviceclass}
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PASSENGER 57 A film review by Robert Dorsett Copyright 1992 Robert Dorsett
Minor critical spoilers follow...
PASSENGER 57 stars Wesley Snipes as John Cutter, a counter-terrorism expert. After his wife is tragically killed in a domestic crime incident he was involved in, and after blaming himself, he resigns from the FBI (or Secret Service; not quite clear which), and hires himself out as a security consultant "training night watchmen and airline personnel," which everyone he knows considers a "loser" job; everyone tries to convince him to go back to his old job. Whatever.
What's pertinent to the story is that the hero ends up on an L-1011, which just so happens to be transporting a very dangerous terrorist captive, by the name of Charles Rame. Unfortunately, Rame's gang is also on board the airplane, and *aren't* prisoners: the FBI agents accompanying him are killed, and he hijacks the airplane. Cutter jumps right into the situation, and starts fighting the terrorists almost instantly. They underestimate him ("just airline security"), not knowing his past, and allow him to secure the lower galley.
So, how good's the movie? Really neat premise, but it just doesn't work. Just no sense of tension or action; the plot's too methodical. Only about a third of the movie occurs in the air.
One has the drift of things to come when, after a fairly exciting opening scene, they end it with a water truck going out of control, the bottles falling down and bursting, disorienting the villain, and allowing him to be captured. Ooooooookay.
The movie also suffers from continuity problems. The captain's killed early on (no spoiler, it's in the trailer), yet, later on, in a landing scene, we see hands on the throttle from the *left*. Hmm. Next time we see the F/O, he's still in the right seat; the captain's seat (and his window) are covered in blood. Hmm.
 First one, then the other. Well, when the first one's getting offed, why does the other have blood running down his head? Then they switch camera angles and show him getting killed, no blood.
Whole bunch of stuff like this.
Some things don't make sense. Such as:
- Why is it so important, at one point, to jump out the moving airplane? Why not wait until it stops and step out? The characters involved had no reason to suppose they were in immediate danger.
- The blown-out window near the end. Okay, the air goes out. But why does the door on the other side buckle and get blown out? What pressure differential can exist that would be any worse than a routine flight? Metal fatigue? Is the owner of the airline supposed to be Frank Lorenzo? Why does it take so *incredibly* long for the airplane to depressurize, and why don't the combatants all pass out, or at least slow down because of hypoxia?
- This sounds bloodthirsty, but I'm amazed Snipes didn't kill more people. Starts out against an unknown number of terrorists, and he's prancing around in these prolonged fight scenes, taking *prisoners*... Hmm...
- The ground scenes are remarkably absurd. One gets no sense of the FBI people being in any way professionals: it's a filmmaker's concept: "What would *I* do if..." And one gets the resulting impression of amateurism and incompetence. Except for SNIPES, of course. And the way he re-boards the airplane is absurd: "Commando" in reverse, if you follow my drift.
- Lastly, Cutter's background just isn't believable. Are we to believe that this highly trained operative, *with* the drop on a criminal, *isn't* going to put a bullet in the skull of some thug holding his wife hostage, regardless of whether he's hold a gun to her head? Hmmmm... Perhaps he's supposed to be an anti-hero...
I stuck around for the credits, wondering who their consultants were. Nope. No FBI consultants, nobody from Lockheed, no FAA, no nuttin'. Yet another frequent flyer's vision of aviation and terrorism.
Acting? Snipes isn't convincing in this role. People call Seagal a wooden actor; this guy's wooden. Seagal's an Olivier next to Snipes. The BAD guy, played by Bruce Payne, is nicely done (except for an embarrassing scene with his lawyer). Snipes just isn't up to his level of menace.
Just about the only original thing in this movie is that Cutter *doesn't* have cute one-liners, ala Swarzenegger, after violent scenes. The only relief is when the CEO of the airline comments on the intelligence of the FBI: "Brilliant. They take a dangerous, experienced hijacker to trial in an airplane. Why not a bus or train?" :-) Lots of racial "sarcasm," such as the old woman who can't tell Blacks apart, and confuses Cutter with Arsenio Hall; or the hick police from Louisiana, who treat Cutter worse than the terrorists.
Overall, this movie's very dull, which is a Bad Thing to say about adventure flicks. It's also short (under 1:25). It is *no* DIE HARD aboard an airplane, nowhere near the rush of UNDER SIEGE. If you expect this movie to be similar to those, it isn't. It's not even R material: TV-movie stuff. With such a subdued plot and violence factor, one might suspect they're aiming for a *realism* effect, but it's cartoonish, at best, a teenager's fantasy.
Rating: 0 on the [-4,+4] scale, two stars, 5/10, etc. Not a bad movie, but definitely not a good one, standard formulaic fare. Wait for it to appear on TV (uncut! :-)).
--- Robert Dorsett<EMAIL_ADDRESS>...cs.utexas.edu!cactus.org!rdd
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Member of the team who provided legal advice and assistance in relation to a string of restructuring processes, aimed at separating the company’s assets in view of a specific transaction (e.g. merger, increase and decrease of share capital).
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Assited the client during the sale of its participations in the Romanian wood processor company to the leader of wooden floors market. I have assisted the client with the review and negotiation of the transaction documentation, as well as with other transaction-related issues related to its Romanian business.
- International client active on industrial products
Buy-side legal due diligence for the client over a Romanian manufacturer of metallic products (i.e. pipes and rods).
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Buy-side legal due diligence and transaction support for a Greek company active in the wood processing industry regarding the acquisition of the Romanian company.
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 The outcome of the project was to find legal remedies adapted to the bank’s organisational culture.
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Legal assistance during the reorganisation of the client’s business following the privatisation; legal advice on various matters related to individual dismissals on grounds attributable and not attributable to the employee, on the interpretation of the clauses of the collective agreement and on various matters related to the representation and negotiations with the trade unions. I have provided the legal assistance and representation in court of law on the validity of the collective bargaining agreement concluded at the company level and on representativeness of the trade union within the company.
- International company active in media industry
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- Romanian Government
Assisting the client with legal advice regarding the recruitment and selection of the Board of Directors members for 10 companies under the authority of the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure (corporate, employment and HR advice).
- Romanian group involved in the manufacturing of medicinal products, medical devices and agriculture
I coordinated a very complex restructuring project, involving the remodelling of the business carried out by the six companies belonging to the group of companies, by drafting the new temples of the employment agreements for executive and non-executive positions, job descriptions for more than 40 job positions, collective bargaining agreements, internal regulations, board of directors decisions on restructuring departments and offices, etc., including the representation in court against several employees for damages caused to the company.
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- Leading player in automotive industry
Legal advice and assistance on various employment matters related to the day-to-day business of the company and advice on employment litigation (a number of 26 employees required to be retroactively employed in the appropriate work group to benefit from more advantageous social protection).
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Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling ScalingPolicy StepAdjustments
StepAdjustments
is a property of the AWS::AutoScaling::ScalingPolicy resource that describes a scaling adjustment
based on the difference between the value of the aggregated Amazon CloudWatch metric
and the breach
threshold that you've defined for the alarm. For more information, see StepAdjustment in the
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling API Reference.
Syntax
JSON
{ "MetricIntervalLowerBound" :
Number
, "MetricIntervalUpperBound" :Number
, "ScalingAdjustment" :Integer
}
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MetricIntervalLowerBound:
Number
MetricIntervalUpperBound:Number
ScalingAdjustment:Integer
Properties
For more information, such as valid values, constraints, and examples of how to specify each property, see StepAdjustment in the Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling API Reference.
MetricIntervalLowerBound
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The lower bound of the breach size. The lower bound is the difference between the breach threshold and the aggregated CloudWatch metric value. If the metric value is within the lower and upper bounds, Auto Scaling triggers this step adjustment.
If the metric value is above the breach threshold, the metric must be greater than or equal to the threshold plus the lower bound to trigger this step adjustment (the metric value is inclusive). If the metric value is below the breach threshold, the metric must be greater than the threshold plus the lower bound to trigger this step adjustment (the metric value is exclusive). A null value indicates negative infinity.
Required: Conditional. You must specify at least one upper or lower bound.
Type: Number
MetricIntervalUpperBound
-
The upper bound of the breach size. The upper bound is the difference between the breach threshold and the CloudWatch metric value. If the metric value is within the lower and upper bounds, Auto Scaling triggers this step adjustment.
If the metric value is above the breach threshold, the metric must be less than the threshold plus the upper bound to trigger this step adjustment (the metric value is exclusive). If the metric value is below the breach threshold, the metric must be less than or equal to the threshold plus the upper bound to trigger this step adjustment (the metric value is inclusive). A null value indicates positive infinity.
Required: Conditional. You must specify at least one upper or lower bound.
Type: Number
ScalingAdjustment
-
The amount by which to scale. The adjustment is based on the value that you specified in the
AdjustmentType
property (either an absolute number or a percentage). A positive value adds to the current capacity and a negative number subtracts from the current capacity.Required: Yes
Type: Integer


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Part heading amended by L 1995, c 92, §3.
§231-34 Attempt to evade or defeat tax. Any person who wilfully attempts in any manner to evade or defeat any tax imposed under title 14, or its payment, in addition to other penalties provided by law, shall be guilty of a class C felony and, upon conviction, shall be subject to one or any combination of the following:
(1) A fine of not more than $100,000;
(2) Imprisonment of not more than five years; or
(3) Probation;
provided that a corporation shall be fined not more than $500,000. [L 1943, c 4, §4; RL 1945, §5134; RL 1955, §115-38; am L Sp 1959 2d, c 1, §16; HRS §231-34; am L 1995, c 92, §4; am L 1999, c 303, §1]


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The iluLoadImage function loads an image and returns an image id for it.
ILuint iluLoadImage(
char *FileName);
iluLoadImage is exactly like ilLoadImage, except it returns an ILuint instead of an ILboolean. The ILuint returned is the image id, so you do not have to call ilBindImage beforehand.
Same as ilLoadImage and ilBindImage.


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The treeview can held any tree of nodes, which can be styles, linked, and bound to events.
Clicking on the items fires various events.
The component creates a treeview that can handle objects that create text, checkboxes, orhighlights.
A node can have an icon. The icons are based on FontAwesome's css classes.
Example of usage:
/#/widget/tree
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| selector |
ac-tree |
| styles |
.treeview { list-style: none; margin-left: -25px; } |
| templateUrl |
./treeview.component.html |
import { Component, Input, Output, EventEmitter } from '@angular/core';
import { TreeNodeModel } from './models';
/**
* The treeview can held any tree of nodes, which can be styles, linked, and bound to events.
* Clicking on the items fires various events.
*
* The component creates a treeview that can handle {@link TreeNodeModel objects that create text, checkboxes, or}highlights.
* A node can have an icon. The icons are based on FontAwesome's css classes.
*
* Example of usage:
* <example-url>/#/widget/tree</example-url>
*/
@Component({
selector: 'ac-tree',
templateUrl: './treeview.component.html',
styles: ['.treeview { list-style: none; margin-left: -25px; }']
}) //
export class TreeViewComponent {
@Input() nodes: TreeNodeModel;
@Output() nodeClick: EventEmitter<TreeNodeModel> = new EventEmitter<TreeNodeModel>();
@Output() checkChanged: EventEmitter<TreeNodeModel> = new EventEmitter<TreeNodeModel>();
@Output() selectedChanged: EventEmitter<TreeNodeModel> = new EventEmitter<TreeNodeModel>();
@Output() collapseChanged: EventEmitter<TreeNodeModel> = new EventEmitter<TreeNodeModel>();
constructor() {
}
onNodeClick(node: TreeNodeModel) {
this.nodeClick.emit(node);
}
onCheckChanged(node: TreeNodeModel) {
this.checkChanged.emit(node);
}
onSelectedChanged(node: TreeNodeModel) {
this.selectedChanged.emit(node);
}
onCollapseChanged(node: TreeNodeModel) {
this.collapseChanged.emit(node);
}
}
<ul class="treeview">
<ac-treenode
[node]="nodes"
(nodeClick)="onNodeClick($event)"
(checkChanged)="onCheckChanged($event)"
(selectedChanged)="onSelectedChanged($event)"
(collapseChanged)="onCollapseChanged($event)"
></ac-treenode>
</ul>
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to the developers and SMBs that were already using their product. We led them through a
persona session to identify these new targets and created new messaging and a "Why Rollbar"
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- open a repository, file, commit, diff, pull request or issue in your web browser
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git brws
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git brws
commit
git brws
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git brws
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git-brws is a command line tool to open a repository, file, commit, diff, tag, blame, pull request, issue or project's website in your web browser from command line. 'brws' is an abbreviation of 'browse'.
Example of pages which git-brws can open are:
git-brws prefers permlink to the latest page since the latest page will change when new commit is pushed to the branch.
git-brws supports GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, BitBucket, GitLab as Git repository hosting services.
In addition to arguments described in SERVICES, following options are available as command line arguments. All are optional.
-r
, --repo
REPOSpecify which repository should be open.
REPO is one of (1) shorthand format (repo, user/repo, host/user/repo) or (2) Git URL you want
to see. When only repository name is specified, git-brws
searches GitHub with query
'{repo} in:name' and opens the best-matched repository page.
-b
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BRANCHBranch name to browse.
-d
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-R
, --remote
REMOTERemote name (e.g. origin). Default value is a remote the current branch is tracking. If current branch tracks no branch, it falls back to 'origin'.
-u
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Output URL to stdout instead of opening in browser.
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Open pull request page instead of repository page. If not existing, open 'Create Pull Request' page.
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Open website page instead of repository page (homepage URL for GitHub, GitLab pages, Bitbucket Cloud)
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Open blame page instead of repository page. File path to blame must be passed also.
-c
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Open the current branch instead of default branch.
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$ git brws HEAD
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$ git brws branchA...branchB
Note: If you don't know the difference between '..' and '...', please read 'git diff --help'.
Note: Only GitHub and GitHub Enterprise support '...'. For GitLab, only '...' is available.
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Note: Currently only GitHub and GitHub Enterprise are supported.
Note: If you have created multiple pull requests at the same repository with the same branch name, the command may not open a pull request page you want.
Note: When a pull request page for current branch is not existing yet, it opens 'Create Pull Request' page instead.
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Note: It opens a website for the repository.
$ git brws '#8'
Note: '#' is usually used for a line comment in major shells. Please quote the argument
$ git brws --blame some/file.txt
$ git brws --blame some/file.txt#L5
$ git brws --blame some/file.txt#L5-L9
$GIT_BRWS_GIT_COMMAND
Git command to use. If not specified, "git" will be used.
$GIT_BRWS_GHE_URL_HOST
When you use your own GitHub Enterprise repository, you can specify its host to this variable. By default, git-brws detects '^github.' as GHE host. If your GHE repository host does not match it, please specify this variable. If your repository is 'https://example-repo.org/user/repo', 'example-repo.org' should be set.
$GIT_BRWS_GHE_SSH_PORT
When you set a number to it, the number will be used for the ssh port for GitHub Enterprise URLs.
$GIT_BRWS_GITLAB_URL_HOST
When you use self-hosted GitLab instance, you can specify its host to this variable. By default, git-brws detects host matching to '^gitlab.' as GitLab. If your GitLab URL host does not match it, please specify this variable. If your repository is hosted at 'https://your-code.net/user/repo', 'your-code.net' should be set.
$GIT_BRWS_GITLAB_SSH_PORT
When you set a number to it, the number will be used for the ssh port for self-hosted GitLab URLs. This is useful when your environment hosts GitLab to non-trivial ssh port URL.
$GIT_BRWS_GITHUB_TOKEN
This variable is used for '--pr' (or '-p') only. API access token for github.com. They are optional, but useful for avoiding API rate limit and accessing to private repositories. Please generate a token from https://github.com/settings/tokens/new
$GITHUB_TOKEN
Ditto. When $GIT_BRWS_GITHUB_TOKEN is not set, $GITHUB_TOKEN is looked.
$GIT_BRWS_GHE_TOKEN
This variable is used for '--pr' (or '-p') only. API access token for GitHub Enterprise instance. It is sometimes mandatory (depending on your GHE instance configuration). Please generate a token from 'https://{YOUR GHE HOST}/settings/tokens/new'.
$GIT_BRWS_BROWSE_COMMAND
Command to open URL. If this value is specified, the command is executed with URL as first argument to browse the URL.
$GIT_BRWS_SHORT_COMMIT_HASH
Setting 'true' will use 7-letters short commit hash like '78fbce6' for URLs.
$https_proxy
This variable is used for '--pr' (or '-p') only. An HTTPS Proxy server URL if you use a web proxy.
git-brws is developed at repository hosted on GitHub.
https://github.com/rhysd/git-brws
Please visit issues page to see known bugs. If you've found a new bug, please report it here.
https://github.com/rhysd/git-brws/issues
git-brws is licensed under the MIT License Copyright (c) 2016 rhysd
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"Panic"
Alex (William H. Macy) needs to see a shrink. He's facing a mid-life crisis, is unhappy with his marriage and worried about his son. He also wants to leave the family business. Alex is a hit man with a conscience and wants out in "Panic."
When Alex first goes to see Dr. Josh Parks (John Ritter) he meets Sarah (Neve Campbell), a pretty, severely neurotic young woman. They take an immediate liking to each other and a tentative romance begins to blossom. The reason Alex is seeing the doc in the first place is because of his deep-seated feelings of guilt over his troubled marriage and deadly career. When he meets Sarah, his problems are compounded, not improved, and Alex continues an inexorable downward spiral.
William H. Macy is one of my favorite character actors and there are few times he misses in a performance. In "Panic" he portrays the angst-ridden Alex as a truly troubled man who doesn't want to make waves for his family's murder-for-hire business but wants, desperately, out. His work problems affect his marriage, too, as he grows distant from his loyal wife, Martha (Tracey Ullman). His only solace is the time he spends with son, gaining strength from the little boy's unconditional love for his dad.
Macy's character study of Alex overshadows the rest of the players markedly. Donald Sutherland comes across not as a high powered, mob-connected businessman whose commodity is murder but as a childish creep who has no humanity - he even forces his grandson to gun down a squirrel. Tracey Ullman has the thankless wife role, while John Ritter is merely an object for the hit-man story to rest upon. Neve Campbell, as Sarah, has nowhere to take her troubled character. For the most part, she has to go one-on-one with Alex or her shrink. She doesn't get the opportunity to break out of her shell, acting only as a conscience for her would be lover. Only Barbara Bain (remember her in the "Mission: Impossible" TV series?) fares well as Alex's mother. She gets the chance to put a ruthless spin on her outwardly kindly wife and mother, Deidre, who, in fact, brooks no discontent from her son when he asks to get out of the killing business.
Newcomer writer/director Henry Bromwell joins the pantheon of mobster-shrink flicks that began with TV's "The Sopranos" and the DeNiro/Crystal movie "Analyze This." It's an interesting idea that could have used a more experienced hand at the helm. The premise of a mob member seeing a shrink about his guilt for his crimes should get some screen mileage, but it falls flat in "Panic." I give it a C-.
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Account Identification of the customer for Product Details
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clan.
collaboration > competition
What is clan.?
clan. is a collaborative incentive program in which peers invest a small part of their incomes, as well as support and time in one another, thereby providing a mutually beneficial arrangement for both parties involved. Simply said, the success of your peer (through increased projects or pay) results in an increase in your investment. We are currently in the testing phase of clan. and are recruiting freelance tech professionals to join the study.
Interested?
Why are we doing this?
We at amatus. dream of a world in which collaboration is more common than competition, in which the success of our peers does not come at the expense of our own. We are passionate about designing systems that incentivise benevolent behavior, while creating tangible benefits for all parties involved. This is where the inspiration from clan. comes from.
What does testing require of participants?
- The study will run for six months, during which we will documnet your feedback (baseline, and at the end of each month).
- You don’t need to come into the office for these feedback intervals - they will be done through an online questionnaire.
- You are free to drop out of the study at any point.
- Ideally, you will select yourself a peer with which you want to be partnered with. If this is not possible, we will partner you with an appropriate peer based on your income, your desired support, and the support you are able to provide.
- The contract negotiation will take place at amatus. HQ with our team experts present.
- We invite you to work from our office one day per week to encourage collaboration.
- Shares are paid out at the end of the six months, though participants can reassess if they want to continue at the end of each month.
Money.
- You and your partner’s invested shares will simply be held in your respective bank accounts
- Can I choose how much of my income I want to invest? Of course. It can be as low or as high as you like.
- We allow each user to place an individualized income cap. For example, let’s say you earn a total of 2,500eur. p./month. You decide that your first 1,500eur. p/month is protected. This means that however much income you choose to share (let’s say 5%) will be calculated on anything above your first 1,500eur. In this case, your shared income would be 5% of (2,500eur. - 1,500eur.) = 50eur.
Are there any risks involved?
The short answer is - not really.
Your partner may not be matching your expectations in terms of the time and support they offer you. In this case, you can pull out your investment after the first month, and either drop out of the study or ask to be paired with someone new.
The only way to ‘lose’ money, is if your salary increases (we assume due to the help of your partner). In this case, you haven’t really lost anything at all, since your increased hourly rate or overall income will outweigh any losses in shares. Check out the example case below for a more detailed and visual explanation of this.
Legal matters.
- The negotiation and creation of the contract will take place at amatus. HQ with a lawyer.
- Is the contract legally binding? Yes. This also discourages anyone from not fulfilling their promises, and protects each of you in case one of you breaches any clauses.
Interested?
We couldn’t be happier to hear that. Start your journey as a test user by filling out this questionnaire.
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No problem. If you have 10 minutes to spare, please still consider filling out our baseline questionnaire. - you do not have to be a study participant for your feedback to be valuable.
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Author: Alina Beygelzimer, John Langford, Zhang Tong, Daniel J. Hsu
Abstract: We present and analyze an agnostic active learning algorithm that works without keeping a version space. This is unlike all previous approaches where a restricted set of candidate hypotheses is maintained throughout learning, and only hypotheses from this set are ever returned. By avoiding this version space approach, our algorithm sheds the computational burden and brittleness associated with maintaining version spaces, yet still allows for substantial improvements over supervised learning for classiﬁcation. 1
[1] D. Cohn, L. Atlas, and R. Ladner. Improving generalization with active learning. Machine Learning, 15(2):201–221, 1994.
[2] S. Dasgupta. Coarse sample complexity bounds for active learning. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 18, 2005.
[3] M.-F. Balcan, A. Beygelzimer, and J. Langford. Agnostic active learning. In Twenty-Third International Conference on Machine Learning, 2006.
[4] S. Dasgupta, D. Hsu, and C. Monteleoni. A general agnostic active learning algorithm. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 20, 2007.
[5] A. Beygelzimer, S. Dasgupta, and J. Langford. Importance weighted active learning. In Twenty-Sixth International Conference on Machine Learning, 2009.
[6] S. Hanneke. Adaptive rates of convergence in active learning. In Twenty-Second Annual Conference on Learning Theory, 2009.
[7] V. Koltchinskii. Rademacher complexities and bounding the excess risk in active learning. Manuscript, 2009.
[8] M.-F. Balcan, A. Broder, and T. Zhang. Margin based active learning. In Twentieth Annual Conference on Learning Theory, 2007.
[9] R. .S. Sutton and A. G. Barto. Reinforcement Learning: An Introduction. MIT Press, 1998.
[10] P. Auer, N. Cesa-Bianchi, Y. Freund, and R. E. Schapire. The nonstochastic multiarmed bandit problem. SIAM Journal of Computing, 32:48–77, 2002.
[11] M. Sugiyama, M. Krauledat, and K.-R. M¨ ller. Covariate shift adaptation by importance weighted cross u validation. Journal of Machine Learning Research, 8:985–1005, 2007.
[12] M. Sugiyama. Active learning for misspeciﬁed models. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 18, 2005.
[13] F. Bach. Active learning for misspeciﬁed generalized linear models. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 19, 2006.
[14] S. Hanneke. A bound on the label complexity of agnostic active learning. In Twenty-Fourth International Conference on Machine Learning, 2007.
[15] M. K¨ ari¨ inen. Active learning in the non-realizable case. In Seventeenth International Conference on a¨ a Algorithmic Learning Theory, 2006.
[16] A. B. Tsybakov. Optimal aggregation of classiﬁers in statistical learning. Annals of Statistics, 32(1):135– 166, 2004.
[17] R. Castro and R. Nowak. Upper and lower bounds for active learning. In Allerton Conference on Communication, Control and Computing, 2006.
[18] R. Castro and R. Nowak. Minimax bounds for active learning. In Twentieth Annual Conference on Learning Theory, 2007.
[19] T. Zhang. Data dependent concentration bounds for sequential prediction algorithms. In Eighteenth Annual Conference on Learning Theory, 2005.
[20] E. Friedman. Active learning for smooth problems. In Twenty-Second Annual Conference on Learning Theory, 2009.
[21] L. Wang. Sufﬁcient conditions for agnostic active learnable. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 22, 2009.
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Introduction to Git Workflows
This content is geared towards the GitHub offerings with Git, but the general practices of workflows with Git can be applied to using GitLab, Stash or any other code hosting repository. I'm simply more familiar with GitHub so my examples will be based on that.
The long form of what we're about to cover here as presented by Atlassian.
There are multiple work flows that users can adopt when using Git. We'll look at two here - Fork + Pull Request and Git Flow.
Benefits of Git Workflows
- Quick branching
- Stashing Working in Progress (WIP)
- Code Review is built-in to the workflows
Fork + Pull Request Workflow
This is GitHub's baby, we'll go to their Pull Request documentation to explain it.
The gist of Fork + Pull Request is the code repo will have a "Gate Keeper" approving merges. You can have multiple approvers. This *should* ensure you've had a code review. If you blindly accept all Pull Requests then the code review part is out the door.
You can receive patches from external entities. This is how just about every Open Source project on GitHub works.
On GitLab these are called "Merge Requests". Same stuff, different name. So let's try to not get hung up on semantics.
Git Flow
Git Flow is predicated on the idea that the trunk/master/HEAD branch is always live. Any check in to the master branch is reviewed, tested and ready to go live.
So - where does all the work happen? In feature branches, which are integrated into the develop branch. The release branch is cut from develop, verified and then merged to master for every release.
Documented over at nvie.com - as well as with a Git Flow screencast.
SourceTree has push button Git Flow support.
Workout
We are going to complete the following actions:
- Fork this repo on GitHub
- Send a Pull/Merge Request with your name added to the Attendee list of the README for this code depot. Hint: you can do this entirely in the browser
- With SourceTree, use Git Flow to create a Release of your own repo, or fork this repo and create a Release.
- Install Git Flow on the command line, create a feature and then release it


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Estimates stop times for a vehicle track and writes these to a shapefile. More...
#include <track_analysis_class.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| track_analysis_class () | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~track_analysis_class () |
| Destructor. More... | |
| int | set_second_time_threshold (float time) |
| Set the second time threshold for the analysis. More... | |
| int | set_first_speed_threshold (float speed) |
| Set the first speed threshold for the analysis. More... | |
| int | set_npt (int n) |
| Set the number of points in the track to be imported. More... | |
| int | set_date (char *time_full_string) |
| Set the date for the track to be imported. More... | |
| int | set_begin_time_full_string (char *ctime) |
| Set the beginning time. More... | |
| int | set_end_time (float time) |
| Set the end time. More... | |
| int | register_time (float *time) |
| Set the track times. More... | |
| int | register_loc_utm (double *xpt, double *ypt) |
| Set the track locations. More... | |
| int | register_interpolation_flag (int *flag) |
| Set the interpolation flags for the track. More... | |
| int | copy_attr_from_file (char *filename) |
| Specify the filename from which you wish to copy attributes. More... | |
| int | calc_stop () |
| Estimate the stop times (does the work of the class). More... | |
| int | get_nstop () |
| Get the output estimated number of stops. More... | |
| int * | get_stop_begin_indices () |
| Get the track indices for the beginning of the stops. More... | |
| int * | get_stop_end_indices () |
| Get the track indices for the beginning of the stops. More... | |
| float * | get_stop_begin_times () |
| Get the times for the beginning of the stops. More... | |
| float * | get_stop_end_times () |
| Get the times for the end of the stops. More... | |
| int | write_file (string sfilename) override |
| Write a shapefile with stop times. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from base_jfd_class | |
| base_jfd_class () | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~base_jfd_class () |
| Destructor. More... | |
| int | set_diag_flag (int flag) |
| Set level of diagnostics. More... | |
| int | register_coord_system (gps_calc_class *gps_calc_in) |
| Register the common gps_calc_class for defining the current coordinate systems and transformations between them. More... | |
| const char * | get_type () |
| Get the name of the class. More... | |
| int | warning (int oiv_window_flag, const char *message) |
| Open dialog window with warning. More... | |
| int | warning_s (string cmessage, string smessage) |
| Open dialog window with 2-part warning message. More... | |
| int | exit_safe (int oiv_window_flag, const char *message) |
| Open dialog window with fatal error message. More... | |
| int | exit_safe_s (string message, string smessage) |
| Open dialog window with fatal error message. More... | |
| virtual int | clear_all () |
| virtual int | read_file (string sfilename) |
| Read file: all functions including open, read header and data and close – Virtual. More... | |
| virtual int | read_file_open (string sfilename) |
| Read file: only the open part of the entire read-file – Virtual. More... | |
| virtual int | read_file_header () |
| Read file: only the read-header part of the entire read-file – Virtual. More... | |
| virtual int | read_file_data () |
| Read file: only the read-data part of the entire read-file – Virtual. More... | |
| virtual int | read_file_close () |
| Read file: only the close part of the entire read-file – Virtual. More... | |
| virtual int | write_parms (FILE *tiff_fd) |
| Write parameters to the currently opened ASCII file – for saving all relevent parameters to an output Parameter file. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| int | npts |
| int | nstop |
| double * | xpt |
| double * | ypt |
| float * | time_pt |
| int * | flag_pt |
| int * | stop_begin_indices |
| int * | stop_end_indices |
| int * | stop_coord_indices |
| float * | stop_begin_times |
| float * | stop_end_times |
| float | tthresh |
| float | speed_thresh |
| char * | name_attr_copy_from |
| char * | begin_time_full_string |
| float | end_time |
| time_conversion_class * | time_conversion |
| Protected Attributes inherited from base_jfd_class | |
| int | diag_flag |
| Diagnostic level – 0=none, 1=little, 2=moderate, 3=heavy. More... | |
| int | opsys_flag |
| Operating system – 0=unix, 1=windows, 2=linux. More... | |
| char * | class_type |
| Unique name for each child class. More... | |
| int | localCoordFlag |
| Coord systems – -1=unknown local coord system, 0=local same as global, Positive=EPSG where known local coord different from global. More... | |
| gps_calc_class * | gps_calc |
| Coord systems – Worker class to define global coordinate systems and transformations. More... | |
Estimates stop times for a vehicle track and writes these to a shapefile.
The class tries to estimates stops that are important. It weeds out stops that are too short since these are probably owing to normal traffic. It also tries to account for registration errors that may make it appear that a stopped vehicle is moving.
Attributes are copied from a specified file and transfered to the output shapefile. The aim is to have shapefile attributes in the format needed by the analysts and to fill in as many of these attributes as can be done automatically.
The first step in the estimation algorithm is to find all intervals from one user-input point to the next where the speed of the vehicle is below the threshold speed. The second step is to merge any of these intervals that share end points. The third step is to cull out any intervals that are shorter than the specified time threshold.
| track_analysis_class::track_analysis_class | ( | ) |
Constructor.
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virtual |
Destructor.
| int track_analysis_class::calc_stop | ( | ) |
Estimate the stop times (does the work of the class).
| int track_analysis_class::copy_attr_from_file | ( | char * | filename | ) |
Specify the filename from which you wish to copy attributes.
| int track_analysis_class::get_nstop | ( | ) |
Get the output estimated number of stops.
| int * track_analysis_class::get_stop_begin_indices | ( | ) |
Get the track indices for the beginning of the stops.
| float * track_analysis_class::get_stop_begin_times | ( | ) |
Get the times for the beginning of the stops.
| int * track_analysis_class::get_stop_end_indices | ( | ) |
Get the track indices for the beginning of the stops.
| float * track_analysis_class::get_stop_end_times | ( | ) |
Get the times for the end of the stops.
| int track_analysis_class::register_interpolation_flag | ( | int * | flag | ) |
Set the interpolation flags for the track.
| int track_analysis_class::register_loc_utm | ( | double * | xpt, |
| double * | ypt | ||
| ) |
Set the track locations.
| int track_analysis_class::register_time | ( | float * | time | ) |
Set the track times.
| int track_analysis_class::set_begin_time_full_string | ( | char * | ctime | ) |
Set the beginning time.
| int track_analysis_class::set_date | ( | char * | time_full_string | ) |
Set the date for the track to be imported.
| int track_analysis_class::set_end_time | ( | float | time | ) |
Set the end time.
| int track_analysis_class::set_first_speed_threshold | ( | float | speed | ) |
Set the first speed threshold for the analysis.
| int track_analysis_class::set_npt | ( | int | n | ) |
Set the number of points in the track to be imported.
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Tutorials are paid events that will be held one to three weeks around the main conference. They are one-day events (six hours) held to help participants better understand talks during the conference, or get their hands on more Python applications.
Workshops are collaborative efforts between PyCon Taiwan and our corporate or community partners, held to help them share their knowledge and resource with others. These events are generally free, focused on the hands-on experience, with content, time, and venue chosen based on tour partners’ needs.
All tutorials and workshops held in conjunction with PyCon Taiwan 2018 would be in Chinese. Please refer to the Chinese version of this page for more information.
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Behringer unveils polyphonic keyboard clone of Moog’s Model D synth
by Scott WilsonPhoto by: Behringer/YouTube
Behringer surprises with a full-size Model D clone.
Clearly not satisfied with announcing clones of both the cult Wasp synthesizer and classic TB-303 this month, budget gear company Behringer has announced an unofficial polyphonic keyboard version of Moog’s Model D.
Behringer’s Poly D follows 2017’s Behringer D, a monophonic, Eurorack compatible take on the classic Model D. Unlike that version, which arrived as a standalone module, the Poly D has a keyboard and design much closer to Moog’s original.
However, the key difference between the Poly D and Moog’s Model D is that Behringer’s synth has a four-voice polyphonic mode. The original didn’t have that feature, and if you want to buy a modern Moog synth with polyphony, you’ll have to spend $5,999 on a Moog One.
Other features of the Poly D include a chorus section inspired by Roland’s Juno-60, a distortion section based on Boss’s DS-1 pedal and a 32-step polyphonic sequencer and arpeggiator. Behringer hasn’t announced a price or release date yet, but if it’s anything like its ARP Odyssey clone, it could be around $500.
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