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We have to allow ourselves to break APIs in order to innovate.
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I think I am burned out, I am literally losing sleep over this, but I am too stubborn to care about my own feelings because I know I will have to live with this for the next three years.
— Kris Vanderwater (EclipseGc)
We love long release cycles! Yay stability!
We won't contribute to long release cycles. ROI takes too long.
Sometimes API breaks are necessary in order to evolve.
If you cannot innovate without breaking APIs,
you don't have an API.
Drupal 8 was necessary... but should be rare.
Clear interfaces and real APIs
All of those changes we've been making for the last 2 years
Drupal 8 makes this possible
class BookManager {
public function getAllBooks() {}
}
class BookRepository extends BookManager {
public function doSomethingNew() {}
}
function core_cool_stuff(BookRepository $repository) {
$books = $repository->getAllBooks();
$repository->doSomethingNew();
}
function contrib_cool_stuff(BookManager $manager) {
$books = $manager->getAllBooks();
}
interface OldStyleInterface {
public function foo();
}
interface NewStyleInterface extends OldStyleInterface {
public function bar();
}
function cool_stuff(OldStyleInterface $service) {
if ($service instanceof NewStyleInterface) {
$bar = $service->bar();
}
else {
$bar = "Some previously assumed value.";
}
// ...
}
That's the whole point of interfaces and Dependency Injection
An API is a function that performs an operation on a series of arrays.
— Druplicon
WRONG!
(This is why we can't have nice things.)
But wait, didn't we do that for Drupal 7?
This will be a hard learning experience
But it's how we have our (cup)cake and eat it to
This is the only hard problem. It's solvable.
Dries talks about Drupal growing up
Welcome to adulthood
(Please have exact change)


| rst_abort {rlang} | R Documentation |
The abort restart is the only restart that is established at top
level. It is used by R as a top-level target, most notably when an
error is issued (see abort()
) that no handler is able
to deal with (see with_handlers()
).
rst_abort()
All the restart functions are in the questioning stage. It is not clear yet whether we want to recommend restarts as a style of programming in R.
# The `abort` restart is a bit special in that it is always # registered in a R session. You will always find it on the restart # stack because it is established at top level: rst_list() # You can use the `above` restart to jump to top level without # signalling an error: ## Not run: fn <- function() { cat("aborting...\n") rst_abort() cat("This is never called\n") } { fn() cat("This is never called\n") } ## End(Not run) # The `above` restart is the target that R uses to jump to top # level when critical errors are signalled: ## Not run: { abort("error") cat("This is never called\n") } ## End(Not run) # If another `abort` restart is specified, errors are signalled as # usual but then control flow resumes with from the new restart: ## Not run: out <- NULL { out <- with_restarts(abort("error"), abort = function() "restart!") cat("This is called\n") } cat("`out` has now become:", out, "\n") ## End(Not run)


 You can achieve them with the css class border-radius
.
This is shown with different values in the images to the right. From left to right, the values are 10%, 30%, and 100%. The 100% is very useful for cropping an image into a circle without using any code.
Note that this property is not specific to images, and can be used for any container.
border-radius
is actually just a shorthand for four other CSS classes: border-top-left-radius
, border-top-right-radius
, border-bottom-right-radius
, and border-bottom-left-radius
.
Use these as needed for some nifty effects.
Full page backgrounds are a standard feature of the modern web. There are a few things to note here.
First, to set your background image, you'll need to set background
to url(...)
Second, background-size
is very important for maintaining consistent backgrounds. It can take several values, but the ones to look out for in responsive design are:
background
: url(...) no-repeat can be useful in this case.Shown from left to right: contain, contain (no repeat), and cover. As another example, the background of this site is this image, set to cover.
CSS3 has also introduced some new color possibilities. If you've grown accustomed to using rgb colors, there's no need to change what you're doing. HSL is just a different way to produce the same colors.
Opacity ranges from 0.0 (completely invsible) to 1.0 (completely opaque).
rgba(255,0,0,0.1)
hsl(120, 100%, 50%)
opacity
is also a standalone CSS property that will affect the entire container.
text-shadow
and box-shadow
both take 1-4 parameters in this order: horizontal shadow, vertical shadow, blur, and color. The two classes apply to text and containers, respectively.
Text shadow:
Box shadow:
text-overflow
is very useful for this. When text is too big for a container, it can either clip it (clip) or clip it and leave an ellipses (ellipsis). For both of these, you're going to want to also set overflow
to hidden.
Another important thing to consider is word-wrap: break-word
, which will break words apart if they are extending out of their parent container.
Regarding breaking, word-break
is handy for this. break-all will let words be broken apart at any point, while keep-all will prevent words from breaking.
Fonts are important! If you want to utilize a font that a user doesn't have installed, font-faces are for you.
Supported formats are .TFF, .OTF, .WOFF, and .EOT.
To utilize this, first define your font-face:
@font-face {
font-family: customFont;
src: url(...);
}
And then:
div { font-family: customFont; }


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In a little over a week, you, our incredible V-Activists, have raised
over $203,655 for the V-Fund for the Philippines
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. Your donations are already making an impact, with the first caravan
of relief goods including food, sanitary napkins, underwear, diapers,
baby formula, and medicines currently on their way to 20,000 families.
Below is an update from One Billion Rising Director Monique Wilson, as
well as a letter from our partners on the ground, GABRIELA and
Gabriela Women’s Party. We wanted to share this with all of you. All
your generosity and support helped make this possible.
UPDATE: Lingap Gabriela, BALSA Starts Yolanda/Haiyan Mission Trek for
Eastern Visayas, Philippines
Gabriela Women’s Party Rep. Emmi De Jesus yesterday joined the BALSA
multi-sectoral disaster aid caravan that left Manila on November 21st
on a rough road trip to deliver at least a dozen trucks loaded with
relief packs, hope and solidarity to communities in the Eastern
Visayas waylaid by the super typhoon Yolanda/Haiyan.
The women’s rights solon heads the LINGAP (“aid”) GABRIELA team,
composed of 30 urban poor leaders and women health care workers who
toiled the past few nights in bundling up “Mother and Child Relief
Packs” containing underwear, sanitary napkins and VAW (Violence
Against Women) educational flyers, aside from over 20,000 family packs
with standard relief items containing food provisions for 3 days. The
fliers, written in Tagalog and Waray languages, provided instructions
for women to defend themselves from gender violence in situations
where they are vulnerable.
De Jesus added that she wants to zero in on the reported incidences of
violence against women and children and the rising risks to human
trafficking especially in the totally devastated areas of Samar and
Leyte where poverty translates into lawlessness and criminality. “The
Gabriela center for women’s services is not only wrecked. Our staff
went to Tacloban and surrounding towns last week and reported they
lost their hospitals, clinics, and schools, which makes women so
vulnerable and all the more without access to health services,” De
Jesus explained.
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In behalf of the women and children of the typhoon-affected provinces
of the Philippines, we thank you for your kind help and donations.
Lingap Gabriela and our relief partner, Bayanihan Alay sa Sambayanan
(BALSA) is set to leave tomorrow for the national relief mission to
Eastern Visayas.
Along with 20,000 family relief packs containing food provisions for 3
days, we will also be distributing mother and child relief packs to
help ease the suffering and particularly address the urgent needs of
women and children affected by Typhoon Yolanda/Haiyan.
The Lingap Gabriela delegation will also be looking into the condition
of women and children especially amid reports of rape and violence
against women and children in the area. Psycho-social first aid
sessions will also be conducted to help victims, especially children,
cope with the trauma.
We are gearing up for more relief and service missions in the coming
weeks to address the needs of other areas affected by the typhoon.
Once more, our heartfelt gratitude.
Sincerely,
Joms Salvador
Secretary General, GABRIELA Alliance of Filipino Women
Lana Linaban
Secretary General, Gabriela Women’s Party
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and children face particular risks from sexual violence and
trafficking. The event will explore the deeper causes and
consequences of environmental and social injustice, and the
specific impact on women, and will also highlight how our
incredible community women are re-building, organizing and
Rising after the destruction of typhoon Yolanda/Haiyan. At the
end of the panel there will be a sharing of the report from our
Gabriela Women’s Mission/Caravan to the devastated areas. The
event will culminate with a memorial/solidarity OBR action for
the survivors and victims of the storm, led by the Gabriela
community women.
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“Rise for Justice” Exhibit - a photo exhibit that will highlight
the cases of violence against women in children (VAWC) and the
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against women. Support will be gathered from Legislators and
Local Government officials to address VAW through concrete
programs at the national and local level. The event, which will
take place at the North Wing Lobby of the Philippine House of
Congress, is an initiative of Gabriela Women’s Party, the House
of Representatives Committee on Women and Gender Equality and
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commemoration of November 25: National Consciousness Day for the
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Generally a Windows application will use pre-defined search paths to find DLL's and it will check these paths in a specific order. DLL hijacking usually happens by placing a malicious DLL in one of these paths while making sure that DLL is found before the legitimate one. This problem can be mitigated by having the application specify absolute paths to the DLL's that it needs.
You can see the DLL search order on 32-bit systems below:
1 - The directory from which the application loaded
2 - 32-bit System directory (C:\Windows\System32)
3 - 16-bit System directory (C:\Windows\System)
4 - Windows directory (C:\Windows)
5 - The current working directory (CWD)
6 - Directories in the PATH environment variable (system then user)


An in-depth exploration of various books, information about an Asian country, and more. It's a work in progress; expect it to be finished by the end of March 2017.
I made an Asian dish at home and I will document the process that I used to make it and the reviews of those who had my meal here.
I made a chicken curry dish over rice and added snow peas on the side for veggies.
Curry dishes are common in India, and it is thought that the seasoning originated there.
The very first step is to get the ingredients at the grocery store.
The next thing that I did was to dice the onion and garlic to make them easier to cook with.
The chicken also needed to be cut up into bite-size pieces.
I seasoned the chicken, now cut up, with salt and pepper.
We put a dash of olive oil and the curry powder into the pan and turned up the heat.
Once the oil had heated up a bit, the diced and seasoned chicken went into the pan. As soon as the chicken hit the pan, the entire house started smelling good!
Next, the cans had to be opened up to add them to the pan later on. We had bought coconut milk, diced tomatoes, and tomato sauce.
I added the onions and garlic to the chicken with a bit more oil.
We stirred together the chicken and the onions and decreased the heat a little.
Now it was time to add the canned ingredients. I started with the coconut milk, which came out chunky and needed some good stirring. The tomato-based ingredients went in more easily.
Very soon, the ingredients had dissolved and it began looking like a soup. We had an hour to wait before the dish would be ready, and so got started on the rice.
I put the cover on the pan while it simmered.
The rice, water, and some oil went into a pot on another burner.
Quickly, the liquids had begun to evaporate in the curry.
The rice pot also got a lid while we waited for both to be ready.
By now, the chicken was almost ready. A chunk of chicken was cut in half to check its doneness.
Finally, the rice was ready! It looked fluffy and delicious.
It was time to plate the finished dish with snow peas. The liquid part of the curry soaked into the rice and made a sauce for it.
We dug in, and it was very good! You can see the dish, half-eaten, with the sauce on the rice.
I finished and took this picture to show my clean plate.
My family members who ate the dish enjoyed it very much. The curry turned out a little more spicy than my brother would have liked, but he still enjoyed the rest of the dish.
Copyright warning: Images and text on this page (c) 2017 Jack W. / jack-the-coder. All rights reserved. It is illegal to use the text or images outside of demonstration purposes in an education setting.


T.I. apologizes and says he was joking about ‘hymen' comment
NEW YORK (AP) - Rapper T.I. says he was joking when he said he goes to the gynecologist with his daughter every year to make sure her hymen is "still intact."
The performer, who received backlash when the comments went viral earlier this month, told Jada Pinkett-Smith on Monday's episode of "Red Table Talk" that he also apologized to his daughter.
Says T.I.: "I began to embellish and exaggerate, and I think a lot of people kind of took it extremely literal."
Planned Parenthood and others blasted T.I. when he told the "Ladies Like Us" podcast that he takes "yearly trips to the gynecologist" with his now 18-year-old daughter.
T.I. says he went to the gynecologist with his daughter when she was 15 and 16, not 18. He adds that his daughter's mom was present at the appointments.
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Identify a problem facing the tech world
One problem is the fact that even though web applications can be made to be used globally, there are still regional restrictions before it can become succesfull around the world.
Explain why it is a problem and some background
Not all people in countries outside of the US are willing to spend money online. A lot of people from my country (Philippines) still prefer to buy from real shops and choose to get the free stuff (in terms of software) instead of spending online.
This is due to the fact that people still do not trust the internet. I just feel that if the attitude of everyone in the world changes, technology can advance so much faster.
Hypothesize about potential solutions
Best way around this is to teach them. Give them a reliable service they can't ignore.


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Name of Project: How do predators respond to insect and spider prey?
You are invited to participate in a study of insects and spiders. The purpose of the study is to understand predator responses to invertebrate prey such as insects and spiders, as assessed by human observers.
The study is being conducted by Prof Marie Herberstein<EMAIL_ADDRESS>98506276), Mr Jim (Donald) Mclean<EMAIL_ADDRESS>98506279) and Mr Michael Kelly<EMAIL_ADDRESS>98506279), all from the Department of Biological Sciences, Macquarie University.
Mr Mclean and Mr Kelly are PhD students and the research as being conducted will meet the requirements of their PhDs under the supervision of Prof Marie Herberstein, Department of Biological Sciences.
If you decide to participate, you will be asked to view a number of images of insects and spiders and tell us if you think they are ants or not. You will be asked to score a total of 30 images, and the task will take less than 3 minutes. From your responses we will obtain the frequency with which each image is considered to be an ant as well as the time it took each participant to score each image.
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Create powerful multi-device layouts quickly and easily with the default 12-column, nest-able from Foundation grid. If you're familiar with grid systems, you'll feel right at home. If not, you'll learn quickly.
***
Basic
Start by adding an element with a class of `row`. This will create a horizontal block to contain vertical columns. Then add divs with a `col` class within that row. You will notice the naming rules isn't same like Foundation, i've combined it with Bootstrap naming rules because really familiar to use and more simple. Don't forget to specify the widths of each column with the sm-#, md-#, and lg-# classes.
Code for small screens first, and larger devices will inherit those styles. Customize for larger screens as necessary.
HTML
{{> examples-grid-basic}}
Rendered HTML
{{> examples-grid-rendered}}
***
### Small Grid
Small grids expand to large screens easier than large grids cram into small screens.
HTML
{{> examples-grid-small}}
Rendered HTML
{{> examples-grid-small-rendered}}
***
### Medium Grid
Medium sized screens will inherit styles from small, unless you specify a different layout, using the medium grid classes.
{{> examples-grid-medium}}
Rendered HTML
{{> examples-grid-medium-rendered}}
***
Advanced
You can nest the grids indefinitely, though at a certain point it will get absurd.
HTML
{{> examples-grid-nested}}
Rendered HTML
{{> examples-grid-nested-rendered}}
***
### Offsets
Move blocks up to 11 columns to the right by using classes like `.lg-offset-1` and `.sm-offset-3`.
HTML
{{> examples-grid-offsets}}
Rendered HTML
{{> examples-grid-offsets-rendered}}
***
### Centered Columns
Center your columns by adding a class of `sm-centered` to your `col`. Large will inherit small centering by default, but you can also center solely on large by applying a `lg-centered` class. To uncenter on large screens use `lg-uncentered`.
HTML
{{> examples-grid-centered}}
Rendered HTML
{{> examples-grid-centered-rendered}}
***
### Source Ordering
Using these source ordering classes, you can shift columns around between our breakpoints. This means if you place sub-navigation below main content on small displays, you have the option to position the sub-navigation on either the left or right of the page for large displays. Prefix push/pull with the size of the device you want to apply the styles to. `sm-pull-#`, `md-push-#`, `lg-push-#` is the syntax you'll use.
HTML
{{> examples-grid-source}}
Rendered HTML
{{> examples-grid-source-rendered}}
***
## Customize with Sass
Customizing the grid is easy with the Sass variables provided in the `_settings.scss` file.
SCSS
{{> examples-grid-variables}}
Basic
You can use the `grid-row()` and `grid-column()` mixins to create your own rows and columns with semantic markup, like so:
{{> examples-grid-column-mixin}}
***
##### Sass Errors?
Make sure you include all available vars on value.scss
SCSS
{{#markdown}}
```scss
@import "anila/grid/logic";
```
{{/markdown}}
{{#markdown}}
```scss
$row-width: 1000 !default;
$column-gutter: 30 !default;
$total-columns: 12 !default;
$row-base-class: row !default;
$column-base-class: col !default;
// block grid
$include-block-grid: true !default;
// We use this to control the maximum number of block grid elements per row
$block-grid-elements: 12 !default;
$block-grid-default-spacing: 20 !default;
// Enables media queries for block-grid classes. Set to false if writing semantic HTML.
$block-grid-media-queries: true !default;
```
{{/markdown}}


|
GLAC
1.0
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A method for holding a lattice of type T. More...
#include <lattice.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Lattice () | |
| Lattice (std::vector< unsigned int >latticeDimensions) | |
| ~Lattice () | |
| Lattice (const Lattice< T > &other) | |
| Lattice copy constructor. More... | |
| Lattice (Lattice< T > &&other) noexcept | |
| Lattice move constructor. More... | |
| Lattice & | operator= (const Lattice &other) |
| operator = Copy assignement operator More... | |
| Lattice & | operator= (Lattice< T > &&other) noexcept |
| operator = Move assignement operator More... | |
| void | allocate (std::vector< unsigned int > dim) |
| allocate method for allocating memory. More... | |
| T & | operator[] (unsigned long i) |
| operator [] access operator that has no boundary checking. More... | |
| T & | operator() (unsigned long i) |
| operator () access operator that has boundary checking. More... | |
| Lattice< T > & | operator+= (Lattice< T > &B) |
| Lattice< T > & | operator+= (Lattice< T > &&B) |
| Lattice< T > & | operator-= (Lattice< T > &B) |
| Lattice< T > & | operator-= (Lattice< T > &&B) |
| Lattice< T > & | operator *= (Lattice< T > &B) |
| Lattice< T > & | operator *= (Lattice< T > &&B) |
| Lattice< T > & | operator *= (double B) |
| Lattice< T > & | operator/= (double B) |
| Lattice< T > & | operator+= (complex B) |
| Lattice< T > & | operator-= (complex B) |
| Lattice< T > & | operator *= (complex B) |
| Lattice< T > & | operator/= (complex B) |
| void | identity () |
| identity method for setting the SU3 matrices of the lattice to identity. More... | |
| void | zeros () |
| zeros sets all of the SU3 elements in the lattice to zero. More... | |
| Lattice< T > | copy (Lattice< T > B) |
| copy method for copying content of another lattice B onto itself. More... | |
Data Fields | |
| std::vector< T > | m_sites |
| std::vector< unsigned int > | m_dim |
| unsigned long | m_latticeSize |
A method for holding a lattice of type T.
The lattice class is implemented such that is uses move semantics, i.e. rule of 5.
Lattice copy constructor.
| other |
Lattice move constructor.
| other |
|
inline |
allocate method for allocating memory.
| dim |
copy method for copying content of another lattice B onto itself.
| B |
|
inline |
identity method for setting the SU3 matrices of the lattice to identity.
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inline |
operator () access operator that has boundary checking.
| i |
operator = Copy assignement operator
| other |
operator = Move assignement operator
| other |
|
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by Damon SeitersOfficials expect more than 200,000 people to attend the Aviation Nation 2019 air show Saturday and Sunday at Nellis Air Force Base. The show is free and open to the public.
Because of crowds, guests are encouraged to arrive early at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, where buses will transport them to the base.


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1 unit of Gold ETF is equal to 1 gram of Gold.
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Standard gold rate of 22K : ₹ 3,125 / gram
Standard gold rate of 24K : ₹ 3,281 / gram
Average Predicted Price of 22K Gold in ₹ : 121.82 Gold ETF x ₹ 3,125 / gram = ₹ 3,78,125
Average Predicted Price of 24K Gold in ₹ : 121.82 Gold ETF x ₹ 3,281 / gram = ₹ 3,99,691


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Batman Swapped With Catwoman in Arkham Knight Is Pure Nightmare Fuel
by Duane RichardsThe Internet has done the unspeakable to Batman: Arkham Knight.
A gamer uploaded a video on YouTube that's been modified so that Batman and Catwoman's skins are swapped. This gives us the hellish and hilarious image of an increasingly sexy Batman, in possession of Grey DeLisle's sultry voice, in stark contrast to the stoic Catwoman speaking with the deep tones of Kevin Conroy.
Video game mods can often be an easy source of comedy (take the Harry Potter mod of Grand Theft Auto or the Teletubbies version of Left 4 Dead 2), but rarely has a simple switch caused such an easily entertaining romp. The video is about 10 minutes long and includes both gameplay and cutscenes (including an extensive one at the end, which features Catwoman in her classic TV Julie Newmar costume).
Batman: Arkham Knight was released in 2015 to both critical and commercial success, capping off the excellent run of Arkham games that began with Batman: Arkham Asylum 6 years earlier. Arkham Knight would prove to be the last main game in the series before making way for Batman: The Telltale Series and Batman: The Enemy Within. Nevertheless, it's nice to see fans are still finding ways to squeeze new enjoyment out of the popular franchise.
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We define \[ v_t = \nabla \log P_{1-t} f(W_t) = \frac{\nabla P_{1-t} f(W_t)}{P_{1-t} f(W_t)}\,, \] where $\\{P_t\\}$ is the Brownian semigroup defined by \[ P_t f(x) = \mathbb{E}[f(x + B_t)]\,. \]
Note that $v_t$ is almost surely constant conditioned on the past, hence the chain rule yields \begin{equation}\label{eq:chain} D(W_{[0,1]} \,\|\, B_{[0,1]}) = \frac12 \int_0^1 \mathbb{E}\,\|v_t\|^2\,dt\,. \end{equation} (See line (7) of Lemma 2 in the previous post. Note that $h(v_t)=0$ since $v_t$ is deterministic given the past.) We are left to show that $W_1$ has law $f \,d\gamma_n$ and $D(W_{[0,1]} \,\|\, B_{[0,1]}) = D(f d\gamma_n \,\|\,d\gamma_n)$.
We will prove the first fact using Girsanov's theorem to argue about the change of measure between $\{W_t\}$ and $\{B_t\}$. As in the previous post, we will argue somewhat informally using the heuristic that the law of $dB_t$ is a Gaussian random variable in $\mathbb R^n$ with covariance $dt \cdot I$. Itô's formula states that this heuristic is justified (see our use of the formula below).
The following lemma says that, given any sample path $\{W_s : s \in [0,t]\}$ of our process up to time $s$, the probability that Brownian motion (without drift) would have "done the same thing is $\frac{1}{M_t}$.We can also compute the (time-inhomogeneous) transition kernel $q_t$ of $\\{W_t\\}$: \[ q_t(x,y) = \frac{e^{-\|v_t dt + x - y\|^2/2dt}}{(2\pi dt)^{n/2}} = p(x,y) e^{-\frac12 \|v_t\|^2 dt} e^{-\langle v_t, x-y\rangle}\,. \] Here we are using that $dW_t = dB_t + v_t\,dt$ and $v_t$ is deterministic conditioned on the past, thus the law of $dW_t$ is a normal with mean $v_t\,dt$ and covariance $dt \cdot I$.
To avoid confusion of derivatives, let's use $\alpha_t$ for the density of $\mu_t$ and $\beta_t$ for the density of Brownian motion (recall that these are densities on paths). Now let us relate the density $\alpha_{t+dt}$ to the density $\alpha_{t}$. We use here the notations $\\{\hat W_t, \hat v_t, \hat B_t\\}$ to denote a (non-random) sample path of $\\{W_t\\}$: \begin{align*} \alpha_{t+dt}(\hat W_{[0,t+dt]}) &= \alpha_t(\hat W_{[0,t]}) q_t(\hat W_t, \hat W_{t+dt}) \\ &= \alpha_t(\hat W_{[0,t]}) p(\hat W_t, \hat W_{t+dt}) e^{-\frac12 \|\hat v_t\|^2\,dt-\langle \hat v_t,\hat W_t-\hat W_{t+dt}\rangle} \\ &= \alpha_t(\hat W_{[0,t]}) p(\hat W_t, \hat W_{t+dt}) e^{-\frac12 \|\hat v_t\|^2\,dt+\langle \hat v_t,d \hat W_t\rangle} \\ &= \alpha_t(\hat W_{[0,t]}) p(\hat W_t, \hat W_{t+dt}) e^{\frac12 \|\hat v_t\|^2\,dt+\langle \hat v_t, d \hat B_t\rangle}\,, \end{align*} where the last line uses $d\hat W_t = d\hat B_t + \hat v_t\,dt$.
Now by ``heuristic'' induction, we can assume $\alpha_t(\hat W_{[0,t]})=\frac{1}{M_t} \beta_t(\hat W_{[0,t]})$, yielding \begin{align*} \alpha_{t+dt}(\hat W_{[0,t+dt]}) &= \frac{1}{M_t} \beta_t(\hat W_{[0,t]}) p(\hat W_t, \hat W_{t+dt}) e^{\frac12 \|\hat v_t\|^2\,dt+\langle \hat v_t, d \hat B_t\rangle} \\ &= \frac{1}{M_{t+dt}} \beta_t(\hat W_{[0,t]}) p(\hat W_t, \hat W_{t+dt}) \\ &= \frac{1}{M_{t+dt}} \beta_{t+dt}(\hat W_{[0,t+dt]})\,. \end{align*} In the last line, we used the fact that $p$ is the infinitesimal transition kernel for Brownian motion.The log-Sobolev inequality yields quantitative convergence in the relative entropy distance as follows: Define the Fisher information \[ I(f) = \int \frac{\|\nabla f\|^2}{f} \,d\gamma_n\,. \]
One can check that $$ \frac{d}{dt} \mathrm{Ent}_{\gamma_n} (U_t f)\Big|_{t=0} = - I(f)\,, $$ thus the Fisher information describes the instantaneous decay of the relative entropy of $f$ under diffusion.
So we can rewrite the log-Sobolev inequality as: \[ - \frac{d}{dt} \mathrm{Ent}_{\gamma_n}(U_t f)\Big|_{t=0} \geq \mathrm{Ent}_{\gamma_n}(f)\,. \] This expresses the intuitive fact that when the relative entropy is large, its rate of decay toward equilibrium is faster.


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To Die For
Directed by Gus Van Sant
Written by Buck Henry
Based on the novel by Joyce Maynard
Starring Nicole Kidman, Matt Dillon, Joaquin Phoenix, Casey Affleck, Illeana Douglas, Alison Folland, Dan Hedaya, Wayne Knight, and Kurtwood Smith
As Reviewed by James Brundage
Recently, the media has come to the quiet little town that I live in. One of the things I liked about moving here was that, for all intensive purposes, it was a land of the free. Free of loan-sharks, litigation lawyers. Free of pickpockets, car jackers, and murders. But most of all, it was free of media. Every time that I have experienced the media, they have done something akin to biting the hand that feeds them.
I am not altogether free to fight back and call the media a bunch of jackals due to the fact that I am a member of it myself. I am, however, free to do a retrospective of a movie that does what I cannot: bites back.
This movie is To Die For. Forget all that you hear about Oliver Stone's cult-classic Natural Born Killers being the media satire to end all media satires. Compared to To Die For, Natural Born Killers is child's play.
Natural Born Killers was clumsy. Sure, it hit the media. But, while setting the media in its sights it took a number of innocent bystanders with it.  Natural Born Killers is a cleaver. To Die For is a scalpel.
From frame one, To Die For takes out one thing and one thing only: the media. The first thing we bear witness to is a hoard of reporters rushing through a graveyard to the funeral of Larry Maretto (Matt Dillon), a man who his "weather girl" wife Suzanne Stone (Nicole Kidman) is suspected of murdering. As the reporters all rush to be the first, we see one of them fall. He is trampled as the others rush right over him.
Then we see Suzanne address us directly, taking on the need to do everything on television. Our first real introduction to the character, we see from her first words that she has about as much intelligence as her dog Walter. From then on in, we get one simple thing: a pure, vengeful media satire.
The plot of the movie is that the girl that does the local weather in Little Hope, Connecticut has had her husband killed. Why? Reason number one, she wants fame and he doesn't care for it. Reason number two, she knows that killing him will get her a little attention. Attention is basically all she wants. As Suzanne is fond of saying, nothings worth doing if people aren't watching.
Suzanne, a pampered girl who's never been told no, decides to kill her husband and enlists the help of three juvenile delinquents to do it. There's Jimmy Emmett (Joquain Phoenix), who she seduces with her body, Lydia Mertz (Alison Folland), who she seduces with dreams of Hollywood, and Russel Hines (Casey Affleck), who she seduces with money and some new CDs.
To Die For doesn't just use a great plot to propel it into the position of the best media satire to date... it enlists a great sense of dark comedy to make us laugh at how unbelievably stupid Suzanne is. It gives us a great set of memorable characters. The traditionalist husband (Larry Maretto (Matt Dillon)). The father in law with mob connections (Dan Hedaya). The incestuous father (Kurtwood Smith).
It also gives us one of the best styles of storytelling. Gus Van Sant takes his camera in and takes the media out from the inside, filming the movie as if it were a PBS documentary. He edits in interviews with
Jimmy and Janice Maretto (Douglas). Shows us a talk show where the two families share their sides of the stories. Contrasts this with the dark story told by a sociopath Suzanne. He ends us with a bang.
In one of the best shots ever, he shows us the one girl who hopes to be famous getting to tell her story and getting her dream. It has her being put into split-screen after split-screen... until you get the sensation that she is everywhere.
To Die For takes the media out back and beats it to death, keeping a smile on everyone's face all the time. For people like me, who are fed up with the spiel that the networks keep handing down to us, this is a movie for you to enjoy.
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You chose answer choice (a) for out of the 5 questions, which means Cancun is the best place for you to go. In Cancun, you can escape completely from the busy city life that you may be having. With tropical and warm weather, you can relax under a palm tree while having ice cold beverages, or you can even walk along the sandy beach. If you are looking to tan, this is the place to go! There are touristic locations, such as Mayan ruins, but this location is mainly for relaxing on the beach and eating tacos!
You chose answer choice (b) for out of the 5 questions, which means Tokyo is the best place for you to go. Tokyo is lively and a heavily populated area, you will not be bored at all during the trip. Explore the subway system and take a ride to major cities, such as Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Harajuku. You can enjoy delicious food, such as sushi, tempura. curry rice, ramen, and many more authentic Japanese food. Japan is also known for having exquisite foreign restaurants, such as French, Chinese, and Italian food. Engage in various activities, such as going shopping, taking "purikura" photobooths with friends and families, and visiting historical sites. Tokyo is not one of the most tourist-friendly places, but the people are welcoming and polite to visitors.
You chose answer choice (c) for out of the 5 questions, which means Alaska is the best place for you to go. Alaska is filled with wilderness, and you can do various siteseeing, such as whale watching and visiting major glacier locations. You might be able to see elk and bears near the streets as well! Alaska is mostly a cold and snowy place, but during the Summer, the climate is typically warmer and you can see more green and vegetation (a different type of beauty compared to snowy wilderness). You can take a train in Skagway and view nature and look for exotic animals. Another activity that is entertaining is the lumberjack shows in Ketchikan. Make sure to check when it is the best time for you to go to Alaska, because it can get pretty cold up there depending on which season it is!
You chose answer (a) for out of the 5 questions, answer (b) for out of the 5 questions, and answer (c) for out of the 5 questions, which means you might not be sure which vacation style you enjoy the most, or you might be fairly neutral and love visiting a variety of places around the world!


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SOUTH PARK: BIGGER, LONGER & UNCUT Reviewed by Jamie Peck
Rating: **1/2 (out of ****) Paramount / 1:22 / 1999 / R (non-stop profanity and crude humor, comic violence) Cast: Trey Parker; Matt Stone; Mary Kay Bergman; Isaac Hayes Director: Trey Parker Screenplay: Trey Parker; Matt Stone; Pam Brady
Take a good gander at the title of "South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut." If you don't spot the naughty joke immediately, perhaps you're not in the movie's target audience. This double entendre fittingly serves a double purpose, barely tapping the randy humor yet to come and heralding exactly how this "Park" will differ from the version that's seen weekly on Comedy Central in television-sized, half-hour and censored format.
At least give credit to co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone for being honest from the get-go. Their movie's definitely "Bigger," the colorful but crude construction paper-animation a nice change of pace on the silver screen from cutting-edge 'toons like "Tarzan." It's certainly "Longer," more than three times the length of an average episode. And it's undeniably "Uncut": Just look and listen as a barrage of bawdy behavior and imaginative profanity assault the senses of all in attendance at this ode to obscenity and eventually the first amendment and parental responsibility.
Hijinks as usual are in store for the South Park, Colorado gang of tubby Cartman, Jewish Kyle, lovesick Stan and cryptic Kenny (voiced by either Parker or Stone), only their misadventures here leave behind an especially timely message. As real-life theatres stronghold their policies regarding admittance into R-rated films following the entertainment industry's blame in the Columbine tragedy, Park's fearsome foursome sneak a peek at a not-for-kids flick called "A--es of Fire," starring filthy Canadian comics Terrance and Phillip. These sewer-mouthed pranksters leave an indelible impression on our protagonists, causing them to retreat back to the schoolyard with a shocking new vocabulary.
This is where "South" began to head south for this non-fan who's caught only bits and pieces of the boob-tube "Park." Being "Bigger" is a necessity. But the "Longer & Uncut" parts create a TV-to-movie transition that depreciates from roughly the 30-minute mark on, its anything-goes offensiveness factor zapping most of the series' crass charm. The novelty of cartoon kids swearing in proud, full glory (this film's main reason for existing?) gets old fast, long before Kenny gets, yes, killed and dispatched to hell, where he meets Satan and Saddam Hussein - portrayed, of course, as homosexual lovers in a gruesomely dysfunctional relationship, their bedroom ballistics pure overkill.
Kenny's death is "A--es of Fire"-related, literally and figuratively, causing mothers everywhere to band together and point fingers at our northern neighbors. We've seen this U.S-Canada skirmish before in "Canadian Bacon," but not with a series of never-ending musical numbers. That's right, "South Park" is a full-blown singalong, and it's worth noting that the crowning moment - Satan's lamenting power ballad "Up There" - contains nary a bad word, instead milking laughs by hilariously mocking the hero showstoppers oft found in Disney fare. Broadway, especially "Les Misérables," also gets roasted in the film's numerous production numbers, which grow as stale as a month-old box of Cheesy Poofs.
Sure, some of the excessive raunch flies, particularly an early Terrance and Phillip ditty that includes a Riverdance performed by leaky rears instead of tap shoes. But Parker and Stone almost always hit the mark with nasty jabs at pop culture and celebrity image - ridiculing everyone from the news media and Bill Gates (likely targets) to Conan O'Brien and Jar Jar Binks (not) - and thus end up concocting quite an uneven display of demented satire. "South Park" lovers won't be as picky or discriminating, probably embracing the whole "Bigger, Longer & Uncut" package. But I'll take smaller, shorter and bleeped any day.
© 1999 Jamie Peck E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Visit The Reel Deal Online: http://www.gl.umbc.edu/~jpeck1/ "It presents as comedy things that are not amusing. If you think this movie is funny, that tells me things about you I don't want to know." -Roger Ebert on "Very Bad Things"
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Victim's credit card stolen during home burglary and used in numerous shops
It happened in New Basford
by Joseph LockerPolice are looking for two men in connection with a burglary where the victim's credit card was stolen and used to buy items from a number of shops.
The burglary happened in Herbert Road, New Basford, and among the items stolen was a credit card.
It was used to purchase items from a number of local stores in the Basford and Sherwood area, police say.
The burglary happened between September 13 and 16 earlier this year.
A Nottinghamshire Police spokesman said: "If you recognise the men or think you can help please call Nottinghamshire Police on 101, quoting incident number 357 of 16 September 2019, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111."
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Tahiti is the largest island in French Polynesia and houses more than half the population of the country. It is a high, mountainous island surrounded by coral reefs.
Papeete is located on the northwest coast of the island, and now has a brand new marina aimed at transient cruisers.
Position 17° 32'05''S, 149° 35'12''W (harbour entrance)
For details on Arrival and Departure Clearance in Tahiti (Papeete) and Moorea, see French Polynesia Clearance.
Before entering or departing Papeete harbour all yachts must contact the Port Captain on Channel 12 or 2683 kHz.
It is NO LONGER compulsory for all yachts visiting French Polynesia to visit Papeete Customs and Immigration to complete the clearing-in process.
However, if visiting Tahiti or Moorea (regardless of whether you have already cleared into FP elsewhere), it is compulsory to register with the Papeete Harbourmaster on arrival.
Moorea, whilst a seperate island, is under the same jurasdiction as Tahiti.
Last updated March 2016.
Papeete
You must call the Port Control Traffic Tower (Vigi Du Port) to get authorisation from the port authorities on VHF Channel 12:
A. Before entering or exiting the pass of Papeete (call 10 minutes before entry or exit);
B. Before mooring at Papeete Yachts Quay Pontoons or Papeete Marina;
C. Before any movement in the Papeete habour area;
D. Before crossing the east and west side of the airport runway ends. Call 5 minutes before each crossing. Wait for the "green light" from harbour control;
E. Before using the Lagoon channel, going to, or coming from Marina Taina area (forbidden at night).
Anchoring
Anchoring is strictly forbidden in Papeete harbour area (including in front of the church), however sailing yachts can drop anchor in the very outer limits of Taina and Faa'a navigation channel. Anchor lights must be switched on at night and yachts must be prepared to move if asked by harbour control.
The anchorage in Maeva bay, in front of the Beachcomber Hotel, on the West coast (close to the airport), is used by some yachts staying longer. However this anchorage is remote from all facilities, not practical for dinghy landing and some thefts have been reported on unoccupied boats.
The Tahiti Water Ski Club (ski nautique club de Tahiti) uses the Maeva anchorage, so boats should take care not to anchor or drive dinghies through their waterski area.
Docking
Papeete Marina
This new marina opened in April 2015. It is advisable to try and arrive at the marina during office opening hours (see listing below) as an access card is required to get on and off the pontoons, only available from the marina office. No reservations are possible during high season, first come - first served. The marina office will want to see the boat registration and insurance. The marina operates on pre-payment only, therefore less than a one month stay the berth has to be paid for on the first day. For a several month stay, berthing has to be paid the first day of each month.
Town Quay
Visiting yachts can also dock stern to the quay (with water and electricity) along Boulevard Pomare, a busy avenue in the heart of Papeete. Hurricane chains have been laid in the harbour and occasionally yachts foul their anchor on them. Guards patrol the quay 24/7.
Although both options in Papeete harbour can be noisy, most people prefer to stay here as it is only a few steps from the market, post office, banks, restaurants, repair facilities and the various offices.
Outside Papeete
Visiting sailing yachts mostly anchor or moor off Marina Taina. This is located on Tahiti's west coast, about 5NM from Papeete town centre, and is administered by the Papeete Port Authority. All dock spaces are occupied by local yachts, although there are a few visitor’s berths which should be booked a long time in advance, plus a visitor's quay for large yachts.
There are many mooring buoys just south and north of the marina, labelled with the letter "C", on a first come first served basis. Be aware however that whilst these moorings are checked every 3 months, they are of poor quality and have been known to break in heavy swells and high winds. Mooring fees should be paid at the Marina Taina office.
Anchoring nearby (15 to 18m depth, but good holding) can be tight if crowded, and winds can gust up to 35/40 kts during squalls or during the Ma’aramu season (SE trade wind blowing from June to September) – beware of your scope when anchoring!
There are 3 good supermarkets within walking distance of the marina which are very practical when provisioning for long passages.
The Tahiti Nautic Center Marina is located on the isthmus between Tahiti Nui and Tahiti Iti (about 35 NM SW of Papeete). It has haulout and repair facilities.
Last updated March 2016.


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Late in 2018, my wife and I decided we had to replace our ancient Christmas tree lights. I definitely wanted LEDs and, as long as I was about it, individually addressable ones. I ordered a couple of WS2811 strings, a power supply, and a "14keys Wireless RF Led RGB Controller". While that controller had an impressive array of routines to select from and even allowed some customization, I was not happy with the patterns available - thus this project.
Because I had promised my wife the tree would be up with the lights on it by Thanksgiving (she wanted a LOT of time for decorating), I expected to still be working on the code while my controller was buried in the tree. Consequently, I chose the NodeMCU platform with FTP and telnet servers to facilitate remote development of the software.
Schematic (with stocklist), source, and instructions are available at:
The code is pretty much what was in place for Christmas. The tree, LED strings, and controller are stored away for next season. Sometime around Thanksgiving, I expect to be updating it again.


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[ "train-model", "save-model-to-local" ], [ "train-model", "show-eval", "train-model", "save-model-to-local" ], [ "load-local-model", "toggle-prediction" ]
// trains fast, bad evaluation, // but in real life does what we expect, // only uses very recent history, // generalizing great by proximity tf.layers.simpleRNN({ units: 50, dropout: 0.1 })
// GRUs are great in learning history // learns complete paths, best evaluation in numbers tf.layers.gru({ units: 50, dropout: 0.1 })
// LSTMs are similar to GRUs, but more complex // slower to train and worse evaluation, // but really good real world performance tf.layers.lstm({ units: 50, dropout: 0.1 })
model.compile({ loss: "sparseCategoricalCrossentropy", optimizer: "adam", metrics: ["accuracy"] });
const history = await model.fit(X, y, { epochs: 200, validationSplit: 0.2 });
// saving in IndexedDB await model.save("indexeddb://ux");
// loading from IndexedDB model = await tf.loadLayersModel('indexeddb://ux');
// model could be served from remote without any change (except for online) const url = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DJCordhose/ux-by-tfjs/master/model/ux.json"; model = await tf.loadLayersModel(url);
const prediction = await model.predict(X).data();


The actual formulas for these scores (based in the real world rather than districts composed of squares) vary slightly from those we use here. In particular, the “ideal” compact shape used for comparison in the first two measures is a circle. In the Polsby-Popper ratio, the ideal shape is a circle with the same perimeter (circumference) as the district. In the Reock ratio, the ideal shape is the minimum-bounding circle, which is the smallest circle containing the district. Our definitions and compactness scores are consistent with the formal scores and allow for more straightforward computations.in-context


dataflame.label_based_dataframe_alteration package¶
Submodules¶
dataflame.label_based_dataframe_alteration.utilities module¶
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dataflame.label_based_dataframe_alteration.utilities.
balance_dataframe_by_label_column
(dataframe: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, label_column: str, sample_count_per_category: Optional[int] = 1000, shuffle: bool = True, list_of_accepted_outputs: List[str] = None, consider_this_number_of_frequent_labels_only: int = None) → pandas.core.frame.DataFrame¶ This method balances the dataframe by label column
- dataframe:
pandas.DataFrame
, required The data frame of our examples (assuming that we are working with a dataset in which examples an fit into RAM).
- label_column:
str
, required The title of the column of categories is inserted as this variable.
- sample_count_per_category:
Optional[int]
, optional (default=1000) In the output dataset, we have this number of examples in each category. Set this to None to use the maximum occurrences as this value.
- shuffle:
bool
, optional (default=`True`) The value of this variable determines whether or not do you want to shuffle the dataframe
- list_of_accepted_outputs:
List[str]
, optional (default=`None`) In case only a certain set of labels is to be accepted, they will be given to this.
consider_this_number_of_frequent_labels_only:
int
, optional (default=`None`)The output of this method is the now balanced dataframe.
- dataframe:
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dataflame.label_based_dataframe_alteration.utilities.
binary_label_regression_for_prediction
(dataframe: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, label_column: str, timestamp_column: str, anticipation_time_window: float, id_column: str, number_of_classes: int = 2, label_to_assume_if_not_a_number: int = 0)¶ This method is best used whenever we have the following problem: We are planning to use a sequence of feature vectors through time to predict a binary label (in case of multi-label, use one-vs-all approach to make it binary). This function helps with smoothing the slope from 0.0 (no tag present) to 1.0 (tag is detected).
- dataframe:
pandas.DataFrame
, required This function works with a
pandas.dataframe
.- label_column:
str
, required The column for the labels (can include 0, 1, or nan as its values)
- timestamp_column:
str
, required The timestamp column which can include int values or float values
- anticipation_time_window:
float
, required, The time window of anticipation, must be in the same unit as the timestamp column in the df dataframe.
- id_column:
str
, required In case of a machine learning dataset (like if we want to separate them by
patient_id
) this column is used to differentiate in terms of interpolation between those.- number_of_classes:
int
, optional (default=2) The number of unique labels that you want in the end (the original is binary, and say based on your ramp you think you want 5, then set this to 5).
- label_to_assume_if_not_a_number:
int
, optional (default=0) Fill the not a number labels in the end with this value
The output of this is the dataframe with the label (which was previously a binary value) being regressed and then quantized using a ramp, and now has values 0 to n accordingly.
Remark: if you want a certain timewindow to be 1 too, use twice the timewindow and set the number of classes to 2.
- dataframe:
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dataflame.label_based_dataframe_alteration.utilities.
enforce_not_found_policy
(dataframe: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, label_column: str, not_found_policy: str, acceptable_labels: List[Any] = None, default_label_to_replace_unknown: Any = None) → pandas.core.frame.DataFrame¶ To enforce the “not_found_policy” on a dataframe, the
enforce_not_found_policy()
can be used.- dataframe: pandas.DataFrame, required
The input dataframe shall be passed via this variable.
- label_column: str, required
This variable will indicate the name of the label column.
- not_found_policy: str, required
The policy for dealing with labels that are not in the list: exception, ignore, or default.
- acceptable_labels: List[Any], optional (default=None)
This is similar to the mapping labels, we will check anything which is not part of it if it is left as None we will deal with `nan`s.
- default_label_to_replace_unknown: Any, optional (default=None)
The default value for the labels to be replaced with, which is mainly useful for problems such as positive-unlabeled classification.
The altered output which is an instance of pandas.DataFrame will be returned as the output of this method.
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dataflame.label_based_dataframe_alteration.utilities.
form_mapping_using_dictionary
(label_bundles: Dict[Any, List[Any]]) → Dict[Any, Any]¶ Forming a mapping using a dictionary can take place by using this function.
label_bundles: the bundles, like: “parent”: [“child1”, “child2”, … ]
The output which is a mapping of type Dict[Any, Any] can be used as f[x]=y later on.
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dataflame.label_based_dataframe_alteration.utilities.
keep_these_labels_only
(dataframe: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, label_column: str, labels_to_keep: List[Any])¶ - dataframe: pandas.DataFrame, required
The input dataframe
- label_column: str, required
The name of the labels column
- labels_to_keep: List[Any], required
The list of the acceptable labels, the rest we will ignore
The pandas.DataFrame with the unknown labeled rows dropped will be returned.
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dataflame.label_based_dataframe_alteration.utilities.
map_the_labels
(dataframe: pandas.core.frame.DataFrame, label_column: str, mapping: Dict[Any, Any], not_found_policy: str = 'exception', default_label_to_replace_unknown: Any = None) → pandas.core.frame.DataFrame¶ Assume that you have a mapping, for example, the ICD9 hierarchy, and you want to apply a KNOWN mapping on all the labels. This function does that for you.
- dataframe: pandas.DataFrame, required
The pandas dataframe which you are using as the data will be fed to this method as the input.
- label_column: str, required
The name of the column of labels
- mapping: Dict[Any, Any], required
A dictionary in which you input the raw class and output is the mapped label
- not_found_policy: str, optional (default=’exception`)
The choices for this parameter are exception (which raises an exception in case a label does not comply
or is not found in the mapping), ignore (to remove the rows with the label not in the mapping), default (which assigns a default label to those, like an additional UNK label.
The altered version of the input dataframe will be returned which is an instance of pandas.DataFrame.
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dataflame.label_based_dataframe_alteration.utilities.
regress_to_class
(current_timestamp: int, one_timestamp: int, anticipation_time_window: float) → float¶ This function checks every timestamp against the timestamp of a class occurrence, and assigns a weight on it. Linear interpolation of the label column is what this function does, providing us with a “ramp” instead of having a step transition from 0 to 1. Parameters ———- current_timestamp:
int
, requiredThe timestamp of the current row
- one_timestamp:
int
, required, The timestamp to the 1 in the label class that we want to check the current timestamps against.
- anticipation_time_window:
float
, required This parameter determines how “wide” our ramps should be.
The output of this method is a float which represents the value of the ramp.
- one_timestamp:


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Synergy Advance 0.5b seeded to beta testers
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Greg Hurrell
More details available here:
http://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2007/04/synergy_advance_10.php
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itsajeepthing111
Where are the advanced features? For example, how do i get rid of the dock icon like in v0.4? or not show the splash screen at startup?
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Greg Hurrell
Originally Posted By: itsajeepthing111how do i get rid of the dock icon like in v0.4?
This is something that came up in an email from another user, so I am going to paste in my reply here so that you and others can see it:
The way it works in 0.4 is by altering the file:
Code:Synergy Advance.app/Contents/Info.plist
And setting the value of "LSUIElement" to 1. That's to hide the Dock icon. To unhide it it sets it back to 0.
 Non-administrators may not have the privileges to change the setting, depending on how/where the program is installed.
2. It is impossible for different users on a machine to have different settings, because there is only one Info.plist file.
3. If two users are using the software at the same time (as may happen in a networked environment) and try to change the settings then they may enter into conflict, overwriting each other's changes or corrupting the file.
4. Apple is introducing a new feature called Code Signing in Leopard, and modifying the Info.plist file will cause that feature to break.
So problem 1 can be mitigated but only to some extent by providing a good interface which allows users to authenticate and acquire more privileges if necessary. This was the way it as done in 0.4.
There is really no solution for problems 2 and 3, other than having each user install a separate copy of the software.
Problem 4 is the real deal-breaker because there is literally nothing that can be done to workaround or mitigate the issue.
So for 0.5 I started looking for solutions that would provide equivalent functionality without having to touch the Info.plist file. Unfortunately, the rules for the Info.plist file are dictated by Apple and are external to the program, so you really do have to play by Apple's rules.
A solution that I implemented involved using Carbon to temporarily change the visibility at runtime. This itself had two problems:
1. The changes could only take place in one direction; I can't remember right now which way it was because this was a few months ago, but it was either that you could either promote an invisible Dock icon app to visible, or the other way round, but it was a one-way ticket. This is not such a big deal, but it was inconvenient because it meant that some changes would require a relaunch.
2. Apps which were transformed in this way at runtime didn't behave like apps with LSUIElement set or unset in the Info.plist; for example, an app which had a visible icon could not come to the front in response to a click on the icon, nor could it bring its preference window to the front in response to the user requesting it, and its menu bar could never become visible. In other words, the app would act like a normal app, but only in part: in many ways it was even less useful than an app with an invisible Dock icon.
That second issue was the real deal-breaker so I had to scrap that plan.
So for 0.5 the default is for the Dock icon to always be visible. If you wish to hack the Info.plist yourself you can put things back the way they were, although this will never be officially supported (unless Apple provides a non-broken way to control visibility without touching the Info.plist). This requires some familiarity with the command line.
For example, if Synergy Advance is installed in your Applications folder you could type this in the Terminal to add an LSUIElement setting to the Info.plist:
Code:defaults write /Applications/Synergy\ Advance.app/Contents/Info LSUIElement -string 1
Note that should be all on one line; if your email client wraps it onto more than one line then it's incorrect.
For this to work you must specify the absolute (not relative) path to the Info.plist file, but note also that the file is referred to as "Info" with no extension.
As another example, this command would switch the setting:
Code:defaults write /Applications/Synergy\ Advance.app/Contents/Info LSUIElement -string 0
And this command would remove the LSUIElement setting:
Code:defaults delete /Applications/Synergy\ Advance.app/Contents/Info LSUIElement
Quote:or not show the splash screen at startup?
Many settings have been and are being moved around, so the checkbox for that one is temporarily not visible but the underlying functionality is still there. You can turn it off using the command line:
Code:defaults write com.wincent.SynergyAdvance DoNotShowSplashScreen -boolean true
Or conversely to turn the splash back on:
Code:defaults write com.wincent.SynergyAdvance DoNotShowSplashScreen -boolean false
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There was an interesting question on StackOverflow that was unfortunately closed as off topic. It was off topic, but it’s still a useful question. When phone screening potential Cocoa developers, what kinds of questions should you ask? I’ve helped several clients screen potential candidates over the years, and so I have several questions I use to help with that.
Now obviously some might be concerned that posting such a list invites people to “study for the test.” To that, I have several comments:
- I am not providing answers here, only questions. A potential interviewee who researches the answers is a benefit to everyone.
- This are the minimum basics. They’re intended to figure out if someone is even worth talking to. Failure to know these things are a pretty good indication that you aren’t interested in this candidate. They’re not a demonstration of significant skill.
- There’s almost always a big difference in the answers between someone who has actually encountered these issues in the real world, and someone who has just recently searched google to crib the answers. It’s not usually difficult to tell them apart.
- Anyone who found this list by reading my blog is obviously a developer of exceptional taste and intelligence and should be invited to an in-person interview on the spot.
The first list of questions is for “any” developer, by which I mean any professional, experienced developer. The second list refers to “senior” developers. Most of the questions on that list would be more properly categorized as “intermediate,” but senior developers often specialize. One might be an incredible UI programmer who knows little about ObjC internals. Another might be brilliant at developing high-performance data processing with Dispatch I/O, but have trouble managing view rotations. My questions tend to skew a little towards the latter type of developer since that’s my speciality. But I try to cover the UI side as well.
Note that several of my questions involve opinions or ask the candidate to “describe generally.” None of my questions expect exact, runnable code to be generated on the spot, nor do I expect a candidate to be a walking encyclopedia of Cocoa implementation details. My goal is to explore what the candidate knows intuitively and would know where to look quickly if needed. My goal is not to give a Cocoa pop-quiz. Particularly in a phone screen, most of these questions should be fairly easy to answer for an interesting candidate.
Input welcome as I evolve this list. In particular, I’m looking for senior developers who might feel my questions are too skewed to my skill set. I’d like to keep them as broadly applicable as possible.
So without further ado, some questions.
Any Cocoa Developer

-
Should be able to explain the difference between
foo = bar
andself.foo = bar
whenfoo
is an ivar. -
Should be able to easily explain what would cause
EXC_BAD_ACCESS
. -
Should know what happens if you send a message to
nil
. -
Should be able to explain the MVC paradigm, and describe how to break down a simple problem into Models, Views and Controllers. Pay special attention to how they develop Model classes.
-
(iOS) Should be able to explain the use of
UITableView
. -
(iOS) Should be able to explain at least one way to fade-out a view that does not involve an
NSTimer
. -
Should know the difference between a view and a layer, and how the two relate to each other.
-
Should be able to explain a retain loop and how to prevent them.
-
Should be able to explain a retain loop caused by a block capturing
self
. They should be able to describe at least one way to address this problem. -
Should be able to explain what a nib file is, how it is loaded, and (iOS) the order of
UIViewController
methods during creating, loading, displaying, and unloading the main view with and without a nib file (minor mistakes here are ok; but they should be familiar with the overall flow). -
Should be able to describe the debugging steps for the following scenario: “You have a button, an
IBAction
, a text field, and anIBOutlet
. When you press the button, it should increment the value in the text field. However, when you press the button, the button highlights and unhighlights, but nothing else happens.” -
(iOS) Should know how to show and dismiss the keyboard.
-
(May become an intermediate/senior topic in the future.) Should know the rules of memory management cold, including the three magic words. With the rise of ARC, this may eventually become a senior question, but in 2012 every serious Cocoa developer should still be familiar with manual memory management.
-
(OSX) Should be able to describe the responder-chain, what it is for, and generally how it works.
-
Should be able to describe the difference between the Delegate pattern and the Target-Action pattern and where you would best apply each.
Anyone Claiming to be a "Senior" Cocoa Developer
-
Should have several defensible opinions on what constitutes Cocoa “best practice.”
-
Should be able to provide information about a radar they’ve filed. Any senior developer should eventually have encountered a Cocoa bug, and a good one will have filed a radar. Extra credit for radars cross-posted to openradar.
-
Should have specific opinions and complaints about Xcode. Anyone without specific complaints about Xcode hasn’t used it very much. Extra credit for radars opened against Xcode.
-
Should know the Core Foundation memory management rules and should be able to explain what “toll-free bridging” is.
-
Should know how to correctly use
__bridge
,CFBridgingRetain()
, andCFBridgingRelease()
. -
(iOS) Should be able to explain several circumstances in which an application may run in the background. In particular, they should be able to explain how to manage long-running operations and when this should be used.
-
(iOS) Should be able to explain the use of
UIGestureRecognizer
and give several reasons that a recognizer might not fire when expected. -
Should be able to name several Frameworks outside of Cocoa. Specifically, they should be familiar with at least one Framework that does not link by default and they need to add to their project (any serious developer will have encountered this problem).
-
Should know how to apply perspective to
CALayer
. Extra credit if they can explain the difference between a normal layer and a transform layer. -
Should be able to explain an
NSInvocation
, at least to the level of how you would use one. -
Should be able to explain generally KVO’s implementation. In particular, “when you call a setter on a KVO observed object,
willChangeValueForKey:
is called automatically, even though it’s not in the setter code. How is this achieved?” -
Should be able to design a thread-safe accessor using GCD. Extra credit if it allows simultaneous readers and does not block writers. (Explanation of the basic approach is fine. I dislike on-the-spot coding, even when the developer is onsite.)
-
Should be able to explain run loops, why you might manually process one (i.e.
runMode:beforeDate:
), reasons you might manually process the main run loop and what dangers that might create. -
Should be familiar with several approaches to debugging memory crashes and leaks, including
NSZombiesEnabled
and malloc debugging. Should be able to describe generally how each of these works.


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// [Timers](timers) are for when you want to do
// something once in the future - _tickers_ are for when
// you want to do something repeatedly at regular
// intervals. Here's an example of a ticker that ticks
// periodically until we stop it.
package main
import "time"
import "fmt"
func main() {
// Tickers use a similar mechanism to timers: a
// channel that is sent values. Here we'll use the
// `range` builtin on the channel to iterate over
// the values as they arrive every 500ms.
ticker := time.NewTicker(time.Millisecond * 500)
go func() {
for t := range ticker.C {
fmt.Println("Tick at", t)
}
}()
// Tickers can be stopped like timers. Once a ticker
// is stopped it won't receive any more values on its
// channel. We'll stop ours after 1500ms.
time.Sleep(time.Millisecond * 1500)
ticker.Stop()
fmt.Println("Ticker stopped")
}
impress.js
no rhyme intended
It’s a presentation tool
inspired by the idea behind prezi.com
and based on the power of CSS3 transforms and transitions in modern browsers.
visualize your big thoughts
and tiny ideas
by positioning, rotating and scaling them on an infinite canvas
the only limit is your imagination
want to know more? >use the source, Luke!
one more thing…
have you noticed it’s in 3D * beat that, prezi ;)


Deep neural networks (DNNs) have shown remarkable performance in solving various real-world problems. In principle, the achievements of DNNs are mainly contributed by their deep architectures, which can learn meaningful representations at different levels. The learned representations can greatly enhance the performance of the subsequent machine learning algorithms. However, designing an optimal deep architecture for a particular problem requires rich domain knowledge of both the investigated problem domain and for DNNs, which is not necessarily held by every end-user.
Neural Architecture Search (NAS), as an emerging technique to automate the design of DNN architectures without or with little domain expertise, is a potentially promising technique to solve the aforementioned critical issue. However, NAS is a complex optimization problem challenged with discrete, bi-level, and computation expensive characteristics. Currently, reinforcement learning, gradient-based algorithms, and evolutionary computation (EC) are the three main techniques for NAS. However, the reinforcement learning-based NAS algorithms have typically a high computational complexity. Although gradient-based NAS can perform efficiently, it often relaxes the original NAS problem into a continuous optimization problem without any convincing justification. Furthermore, neither of them can fully automate the NAS process in practice.
EC-based NAS (ENAS) algorithms can solve the NAS problems in their natural form. ENAS algorithms can also automate the design of DNN architectures. In the literature, EC has been successfully applied to both architecture search and weight optimization of shallow and medium-scale neural networks for over 30 years. Unfortunately, these works cannot be properly scaled to DNNs, which typically have a large number of architectural parameters and weights. Although a number of ENAS algorithms have been published in top-tier journals and conferences in recent years, there is still much room to make improvements in addressing NAS problems.
This special issue is particularly focused on novel theories, algorithms and applications on ENAS. The topics of interest include but are not limited to:
Manuscripts should be prepared according to the “Information for Authors” section at https://cis.ieee.org/publications/t-evolutionary-computation/tevc-information-for-authors and submissions should be made through the journal submission website at https://ieee.atyponrex.com/journal/TEVC-IEEE by selecting the Manuscript Type “ENAS” and clearly adding “ENAS Special Issue Paper” to the comments to the Editor-in-Chief. Submission of a manuscript implies that it is the authors' original unpublished work and is not being submitted for possible publication elsewhere..


public class TileCache extends Cache<TileResource>
TileResource
objects
on the hdd. How it performs this task is not visible for the other classes.
The complexity of the caching strategy will maybe changing during later
milestones.
At this point, the strategy is planed as a mix of LRU (Least recently used)
and LFU (Least frequently used).
For each Style
a directory will be created. The single
TileResource
files will be stored accoring to their coordinates.
For example: TileResource
tileA with Style
styleB
and coordinates x and y and zoom z. The file tree will loke like this:
"styleA" |-> "z" -> "x" -> "y.gtr" "y.gtr" is the serialized
TileResource
object, "gtr" is the file ending and stands for
"GAIA Tile Resource".| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TileCache(TileManager manager,
javax.media.opengl.GLProfile profile)
Initializes the cache with the management-objects for the tiles to cache, as well
as the OpenGL-profile to be used for loading the stored tiles texture-data.
|
TileCache(TileManager manager,
javax.media.opengl.GLProfile profile,
long maximumSizeOnDisk)
Initializes the cache with the management-objects for the tiles to cache, as well
as the OpenGL-profile to be used for loading the stored tiles texture-data.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
add(TileResource tile)
Adds an tile to the cache and writes its image-data to a file.
|
void |
clear()
Removes all entries from the cache.
|
TileResource |
get(java.lang.String key)
Returns the element mapped to
key . |
long |
getCurrentSizeOnDisk()
Returns current size of the image-files of all styles in bytes.
|
long |
getMaximumSizeOnDisk()
Returns the maximum size of image-files of all styles in bytes.
|
java.util.Collection<sep.gaia.resources.Cache.CacheEntry> |
manage()
Checks if the maximum number of held resources is reached and deletes
some of them according to the following removal-strategy: The lowest
REMOVE_LOWEST_PERC of all resources with the lowest
use-count will be removed. |
void |
setMaximumSizeOnDisk(long maximumSizeOnDisk)
Sets the maximum size of image-files of all styles in bytes.
|
void |
writeBack()
Writes the information about all cached tiles to a index-file.
|
getAll, getMaxEntries, setMaxEntries, size
public TileCache(TileManager manager, javax.media.opengl.GLProfile profile)
manager
- The TileManager who holds the TileLoader
profile
- The OpenGL-profile to use when creating texture-data.public TileCache(TileManager manager, javax.media.opengl.GLProfile profile, long maximumSizeOnDisk)
manager
- The TileManager who holds the TileLoader
profile
- The OpenGL-profile to use when creating texture-data.maximumSizeOnDisk
- The maximum size of image-files of all styles in bytes.public TileResource get(java.lang.String key)
Cache
key
. If a collection of resources
was associated with the key only the first will be returned. In this case use
getAll()
to get the whole collection.get
in class Cache<TileResource>
key
- The key the resource is mapped to.key
or null
if there is
none.public boolean add(TileResource tile)
add
in class Cache<TileResource>
tile
- The tile to be cached.true
if tile
was successfully added or already present.
false
otherwise.public java.util.Collection<sep.gaia.resources.Cache.CacheEntry> manage()
Cache
REMOVE_LOWEST_PERC
of all resources with the lowest
use-count will be removed. If there are entries with the same use-count
the average timestamp of all resources contained in the entry will be
used.public void writeBack()
public void clear()
Cache
clear
in class Cache<TileResource>
public long getMaximumSizeOnDisk()
public void setMaximumSizeOnDisk(long maximumSizeOnDisk)
maximumSizeOnDisk
- The maximum size of image-files of all styles in bytes.public long getCurrentSizeOnDisk()