A customer.
Public Properties | |
| const | DIR = 'customers' |
| const | IS_DECLINED = 'declined' |
| Customer declined the invite, has no account. More... | |
| const | IS_DISABLED = 'disabled' |
| Customer can't log in. More... | |
| const | IS_ENABLED = 'enabled' |
| Customer can log in and shop. More... | |
| const | IS_INVITED = 'invited' |
| Customer needs to activate their account via invite link before logging in. More... | |
| const | MAP |
| const | TYPE = 'customer' |
| Public Properties inherited from AbstractEntity | |
| const | DIR = '' |
| All subclasses must redeclare this to match their REST directory (without container). More... | |
| const | TYPE = '' |
| All subclasses must redeclare this to match their types. More... | |
| Public Properties inherited from Data | |
| const | MAP = [] |
| const | PATCH = [] |
Protected Properties | |
| string | $activationUrl |
| Protected Properties inherited from Data | |
| Api | $api |
| Pool | $pool |
Public Methods | |
| magic bool | getAcceptsMarketing () |
| magic string | getAcceptsMarketingUpdatedAt () |
| string | getActivationUrl () |
| magic Address[] | getAddresses () |
| magic string | getCreatedAt () |
| ISO8601. More... | |
| magic string | getCurrency () |
| read-only More... | |
| null Address | getDefaultAddress () |
| magic string | getEmail () |
| magic string | getFirstName () |
| magic string | getLastName () |
| magic string | getLastOrderId () |
| read-only More... | |
| magic string | getLastOrderName () |
| read-only More... | |
| magic string | getMarketingOptInLevel () |
| read-only More... | |
| magic null string | getMultipassIdentifier () |
| magic string | getNote () |
| Order[] | getOrders () |
| magic int | getOrdersCount () |
| read-only More... | |
| magic string | getPhone () |
| string[] | getPoolKeys () |
| magic string | getTags () |
| magic string[] | getTaxExemptions () |
| magic string | getTotalSpent () |
| magic string | getUpdatedAt () |
| magic bool | hasAddresses () |
| magic bool | hasPhone () |
| magic bool | hasTaxExemptions () |
| bool | isDeclined () |
| bool | isDisabled () |
| bool | isEnabled () |
| bool | isInvited () |
| magic bool | isTaxExempt () |
| magic bool | isVerifiedEmail () |
| Address | newAddress () |
| Invite | newInvite () |
| Creates an invite for an existing customer. More... | |
| magic Address[] | selectAddresses (callable $filter) |
fn( Address $address ): bool More... | |
| magic $this | setAcceptsMarketing (bool $opted) |
| magic $this | setAcceptsMarketingUpdatedAt (string $iso8601) |
| magic $this | setAddresses (Address[] $addresses) |
| magic $this | setEmail (string $email) |
| required, unique More... | |
| magic $this | setFirstName (string $name) |
| required More... | |
| magic $this | setLastName (string $name) |
| required More... | |
| magic $this | setMultipassIdentifier (?string $ident) |
| magic $this | setNote (string $note) |
| $this | setPassword (string $password) |
| magic $this | setPhone (string $e164) |
| unique More... | |
| magic $this | setSendEmailInvite (bool $invite) |
| magic $this | setSendEmailWelcome (bool $welcome) |
| magic $this | setState (string $status) |
| magic $this | setTags (string $csv) |
| magic $this | setTaxExempt (bool $exempt) |
| Public Methods inherited from AbstractEntity | |
| string | __toString () |
| null string | getId () |
| bool | hasId () |
| $this | reload () |
| Fully reloads the entity from Shopify. More... | |
| Public Methods inherited from Data | |
| mixed | __call (string $method, array $args) |
| __construct ($caller, array $data=[]) | |
| string | serialize () |
| Dehydrated JSON encode. More... | |
| array | toArray () |
| void | unserialize ($serialized) |
| Public Methods inherited from CreateTrait | |
| $this | create () |
| Public Methods inherited from DeleteTrait | |
| void | delete () |
| Public Methods inherited from UpdateTrait | |
| $this | update () |
| Public Methods inherited from MetafieldTrait | |
| Metafield[] | getMetafields () |
| Metafield | newMetafield () |
| Factory. More... | |
Protected Methods | |
| _setData (array $data) | |
| Clears all diffs and sets all data, hydrating mapped fields. More... | |
| Protected Methods inherited from AbstractEntity | |
| null AbstractEntity | _container () |
| The container/owner object, if any. More... | |
| mixed | _get (string $field) |
| Lazy-loads missing fields. More... | |
| void | _onDelete () |
| void | _onSave () |
| void | _reload (string $field) |
| Protected Methods inherited from Data | |
| mixed | _hydrate (string $class, $item) |
| A factory that also hydrates / caches entities. More... | |
| array | _select ($subject, callable $filter,... $args) |
Magic method: selectField(callable $filter) More... | |
| $this | _setField (string $field, $value) |
| Sets a value, hydrating if mapped, and clears the diff. More... | |
| Protected Methods inherited from CreateTrait | |
| string | _dir () |
The POST directory. More... | |
| Protected Methods inherited from MetafieldTrait | |
| string | _metafieldType () |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Static Methods inherited from AbstractEntity | |
| static null self | load ($caller, string $id, array $query=[]) |
| static self[] | loadAll ($caller, string $path, array $query=[]) |
| const IS_DECLINED = 'declined' |
Customer declined the invite, has no account.
| const IS_DISABLED = 'disabled' |
Customer can't log in.
This is the default.
| const IS_ENABLED = 'enabled' |
Customer can log in and shop.
| const IS_INVITED = 'invited' |
Customer needs to activate their account via invite link before logging in.
| const MAP |
|
protected |
| magic bool getAcceptsMarketing | ( | ) |
| magic string getAcceptsMarketingUpdatedAt | ( | ) |
| string getActivationUrl | ( | ) |
| magic string getCreatedAt | ( | ) |
ISO8601.
| magic string getCurrency | ( | ) |
read-only
| null Address getDefaultAddress | ( | ) |
| magic string getEmail | ( | ) |
| magic string getFirstName | ( | ) |
| magic string getLastName | ( | ) |
| magic string getLastOrderId | ( | ) |
read-only
| magic string getLastOrderName | ( | ) |
read-only
| magic string getMarketingOptInLevel | ( | ) |
read-only
| magic null string getMultipassIdentifier | ( | ) |
| magic string getNote | ( | ) |
| magic int getOrdersCount | ( | ) |
read-only
| magic string getPhone | ( | ) |
| string [] getPoolKeys | ( | ) |
Reimplemented from AbstractEntity.
| magic string getTags | ( | ) |
| magic string [] getTaxExemptions | ( | ) |
| magic string getTotalSpent | ( | ) |
| magic string getUpdatedAt | ( | ) |
| magic bool hasAddresses | ( | ) |
| magic bool hasPhone | ( | ) |
| magic bool hasTaxExemptions | ( | ) |
|
final |
|
final |
|
final |
|
final |
| magic bool isTaxExempt | ( | ) |
| magic bool isVerifiedEmail | ( | ) |
| magic $this setAcceptsMarketing | ( | bool | $opted | ) |
| magic $this setAcceptsMarketingUpdatedAt | ( | string | $iso8601 | ) |
| magic $this setEmail | ( | string | ) |
required, unique
| magic $this setFirstName | ( | string | $name | ) |
required
| magic $this setLastName | ( | string | $name | ) |
required
| magic $this setMultipassIdentifier | ( | ?string | $ident | ) |
| magic $this setNote | ( | string | $note | ) |
| $this setPassword | ( | string | $password | ) |
| string | $password |
| magic $this setPhone | ( | string | $e164 | ) |
unique
| magic $this setTags | ( | string | $csv | ) |
| magic $this setTaxExempt | ( | bool | $exempt | ) |


- ok - Static variable in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.R.string
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- omnibox_title_section - Static variable in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.R.id
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- omnibox_url_section - Static variable in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.R.id
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- onActivityResult(int, int, Intent) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.AddEditTaskActivity
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Adds the bitmap to the image list after a user selects/takes a photo
- onBackPressed() - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.LoginActivity
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Overrides the android back button so that a user may not enter back into the
application after they (or someone else) has just recently logged out.
- onBackPressed() - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.NavigationActivity
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Closes the navigation drawer when the back button is pressed.
- onBindViewHolder(BidViewHolder, int) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.BidListAdapter
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- onBindViewHolder(TaskViewHolder, int) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.TaskListAdapter
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- onClick(View, int, int) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.AddEditTaskActivity
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Handles when a task in My Bidded Tasks is tapped
- onClick(View) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.BidViewHolder
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- onClick(View, int, int) - Method in interface cmput301w18t09.orbid.ItemClickListener
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Function to be implemented when a card in the recycler view is selected.
- onClick(View, int, int) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.ListTaskActivity
-
Handles the scenarios when a task is tapped, and opens the proper activity
- onClick(View, int, int) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.RecentListingsActivity
-
When a task is clicked the Task Details are opened in a new activity.
- onClick(View) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.TaskViewHolder
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- onCreate(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.AddEditTaskActivity
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- onCreate(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.CreateAccountActivity
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Method is ran when the create account activity is first created to instantiate its elements.
- onCreate(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.EditProfileActivity
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Method is ran when the edit profile activity is first created to instantiate its elements.
- onCreate(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.FullScreenImageActivity
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- onCreate(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.ListTaskActivity
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- onCreate(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.LoginActivity
-
Instantiates the login activity.
- onCreate(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.NavigationActivity
-
Method is ran when the navigation activity is first created to instantiate its elements.
- onCreate(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.PlaceBidActivity
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- onCreate(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.RecentListingsActivity
-
Sets the switch for list view and map view in the toolbar, creates onClick
for the switch and initialises the recyclerView for the task.
- onCreate(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.TaskBidListActivity
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- onCreate(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.TaskDetailsActivity
-
Inflates the layout for task details.
- onCreateDialog(Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.UserProfileDialog
-
Called when the dialog box is first created to instantiate the dialog object.
- onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.NavigationActivity
-
Inflate the navigation menu; adds items to the action bar if it is present.
- onCreateView(LayoutInflater, ViewGroup, Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.MapActivity
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- onCreateViewHolder(ViewGroup, int) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.BidListAdapter
-
- onCreateViewHolder(ViewGroup, int) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.TaskListAdapter
-
- onMapReady(GoogleMap) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.MapActivity
-
Manipulates the map once available.
- onNavigationItemSelected(MenuItem) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.NavigationActivity
-
Handles the navigation item clicks (like my tasks, logout, etc).
- onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.AddEditTaskActivity
-
- onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.NavigationActivity
-
Handles the action bar item clicks.
- onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.PlaceBidActivity
-
Opens drawer when option menu is selected.
- onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.RecentListingsActivity
-
Function for when an options item is selected.
- onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.TaskDetailsActivity
-
Function for when an options menu item is selected.
- onResume() - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.ListTaskActivity
-
Reloads the tasks when the activity is resumed
with a short delay for the DataManager to load
- onViewCreated(View, Bundle) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.MapActivity
-
- openMapActivity() - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.RecentListingsActivity
-
Opens the MapActivity on the switch from List View to Map View
- openPlaceBidActivity(int) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.RecentListingsActivity
-
Opens the place bid activity when the user chooses to place
a bid on a task.
- openUserInfo(String) - Method in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.TaskDetailsActivity
-
Opens the user info dialog when pressed
- overlapAnchor - Static variable in class cmput301w18t09.orbid.R.attr
-
May be a boolean value, such as "true
" or
"false
".


The library is header only, but depends on BOOST (www.boost.org) . The version of BOOST that is used is 1.57.
The library makes use of C++11 language and standard library features. These are not yet universally supported. The suggested platform is Microsoft Visual Studio 2013.


mission
made for her is a gathering place for women. For passionate women.  To inspire women to be bold, to take challenges, to express themselves, to be themselves.
made for her’s mission is simple: To create a digital space for women that easily expands into the physical world.
visionary
Jennifer Hughes | Founder
Jennifer started made for her because she kept landing on websites made for men. Not that there is anything wrong with men, but being a woman, it created a bit of a, well, conflict of interest.
As the founder of made for her, she is tasked with everything, from developing the site to filling it with content to reaching its audience. She holds a degree in journalism and currently works for a mobile innovation company, where she is Project Manager.
Jennifer rises before the sun each morning, excited to begin her day. She is passionate about technology, traveling,and the outdoors. She loves listening to podcasts (Reply All, This American Life, Ted Talks Radio Hour, Death, Sex & Money just to name a few), reading, and cycling. She's a coffee connoisseur; she doesn't like to shop; and she doesn’t own a television (or a Netflix subscription).
say hello!
sayhello@madeforher.com


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ESDOS Assistant
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app capable of creating interactive 3D animated experiences from story words written in the designate


Block Button (Mini)

Block Button (Small)

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Block Button (Large)


The form below contains all the language fields used in the Gravitational Wave Catalogue and the Black Hole Bubble Plot (view the catalogue and bubble plot in ).
The fields are split into sections. If you'd like to start translating a language that isn't on the drop down list please contact Chris North.
If you want your changes to be applied you'll have to copy/paste the output from the bottom into an email to Chris (chris.north AT astro.cf.ac.uk). This form does not automatically save!
If the language you would like is not available in the list, then start from another language, change the language code and name (the first two options) and send to Chris.
This method of generating translation files is adapted (but only slightly) from the method developed by Stuart Lowe for the Star in a Box Translation page.
Here is the output. You should copy and paste this into an email and send it to Chris.


I will turn red when fully visible
and blue when 300px inside of the screen
I turn yellow when you scroll too far and I start to leave the screen.
When I start leaving the screen at the bottom edge, I will turn red again.
You can repeat the toggling between yellow and red as often as you want by scrolling up and down, but I won't turn blue again.


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Note: this sample uses the picturefill polyfill to provide backwards compatibility for browsers that do not support the <picture> element.
Viewport widths 0 to 499px:
Viewport widths 500px to 599px:
Viewport widths 600px and over:


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2009 — first prototype of ClickHouse.
2012 — first production usages in Yandex for logs processing.
2014 — first production usages in Yandex for public service.
2014..2015 — rising adoption in Yandex.
2016 — ClickHouse release in open-source.
2016..2017 — first usages outside of Yandex
— for similar scenarios.
2018..2019 — distribution over the world
— meetups in the US, Europe and China.
2020..2021:
Increased adoption of ClickHouse in large companies.
Due to increase of traffic and shortage of hardware.
ClickHouse appeared in many cloud services.
Alibaba, Tencent, Huawei, Bytedance, JD, Altinity, Yandex, Mail.ru, Sber...
Companies with services around ClickHouse.
Hydrolix, Tinybird, Gigapipe, LogTail...
International, independent company.
Headquarters in Amsterdam.
Distributed team. We are hiring in Europe, Asia-Pacific and all over the world.
Aaron Katz, CEO - ex. Elastic, Salesforce.
Alexey Milovidov, CTO - ex. Yandex.
Yuri Izrailevsky, President of Engineering - ex. Google, Netflix.
Season 2021/2022
1. SQL User Defined Functions (since 21.10)
CREATE FUNCTION ch AS (x) -> (exp(x) + exp(-x)) / 2;
CREATE FUNCTION getRegionName AS (x)
-> dictGet('region', 'name', x);
2. Scriptable User Defined Functions (since 21.11)
<function>
<type>executable</type>
<name>myPlus</name>
<return_type>UInt64</return_type>
<argument><type>UInt64</type></argument>
<argument><type>UInt64</type></argument>
<format>TabSeparated</format>
<command>awk '{ print $1 + $2 }'</command>
<execute_direct>0</execute_direct>
</function>
JSON data type:
CREATE TABLE games (data JSON) ENGINE = MergeTree;
You can insert arbitrary nested JSONs.
Types are automatically inferred on INSERT and merge.
Data is stored in columnar format: columns and subcolumns.
Query nested data naturally.
Example: NBA games dataset
CREATE TABLE games (data String)
ENGINE = MergeTree ORDER BY tuple();
SELECT JSONExtractString(data, 'teams', 1, 'name')
FROM games;
— 0.520 sec.
CREATE TABLE games (data JSON)
ENGINE = MergeTree;
SELECT data.teams.name[1] FROM games;
— 0.015 sec.
DESCRIBE TABLE games
SETTINGS describe_extend_object_types = 1
name: data
type: Tuple( <-- inferred type
`_id.$oid` String,
`date.$date` String,
`teams.abbreviation` Array(String),
`teams.city` Array(String),
`teams.home` Array(UInt8),
`teams.name` Array(String),
`teams.players.ast` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.blk` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.drb` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.fg` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.fg3` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.fg3_pct` Array(Array(String)),
`teams.players.fg3a` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.fg_pct` Array(Array(String)),
`teams.players.fga` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.ft` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.ft_pct` Array(Array(String)),
`teams.players.fta` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.mp` Array(Array(String)),
`teams.players.orb` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.pf` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.player` Array(Array(String)),
`teams.players.plus_minus` Array(Array(String)),
`teams.players.pts` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.stl` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.tov` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.players.trb` Array(Array(Int8)),
`teams.results.ast` Array(Int8),
`teams.results.blk` Array(Int8),
`teams.results.drb` Array(Int8),
`teams.results.fg` Array(Int8),
`teams.results.fg3` Array(Int8),
`teams.results.fg3_pct` Array(String),
`teams.results.fg3a` Array(Int8),
`teams.results.fg_pct` Array(String),
`teams.results.fga` Array(Int16),
`teams.results.ft` Array(Int8),
`teams.results.ft_pct` Array(String),
`teams.results.fta` Array(Int8),
`teams.results.mp` Array(Int16),
`teams.results.orb` Array(Int8),
`teams.results.pf` Array(Int8),
`teams.results.plus_minus` Array(String),
`teams.results.pts` Array(Int16),
`teams.results.stl` Array(Int8),
`teams.results.tov` Array(Int8),
`teams.results.trb` Array(Int8),
`teams.score` Array(Int16),
`teams.won` Array(Int8))
Flexible schema.
You can have columns with strict and flexible schema in one table.
Queries work as fast as with predefined types!
Planned for Q1 2022.
 No need to specify schema if data already contains it:
Native, Arrow, Parquet, ORC, Avro.
2. Allow to infer schema from text formats:
TSV, CSV, JSONEachRow.
It works for:
— clickhouse-local;
— url;
— file;
— s3.
Planned for Q1 2022.
1. Tokenization, stemming, lemmatization, synonims (21.9..21.11).
— SELECT arrayMap(word -> lemmatize(word), tokens(text)).
2. Charset and language detection (Q4 2021).
3. Semi-duplicate text search (21.1).
— min-hash and sim-hash algorithms.
1. clickhouse-keeper — 100% compatible protocol with ZooKeeper.
— compressed logs and snapshots;
— no issues with zxid overflow;
— no issues with large packets;
— better memory usage;
— no issues with GC and Java heap;
2. Can run embedded into clickhouse-server.
— no need for a separate process;
Preproduction stage, planned for Q4 2021.
Allow to do many small INSERTS.
From many concurrent connections.
Without Kafka and Buffer tables!
Many small INSERTs are combined together
and batched in memory.
Safe by default: every client get response when data is inserted.
Available in 21.11-testing
ClickHouse is not a transactional DBMS, isn't it?
But we need transactions to:
— do atomic INSERTs to multiple partitions;
— do atomic INSERTs to multiple tables and materialzied views;
— make multiple SELECT queries from one snapshot.
Planned for Q2 2022.
... And Incremental Aggregation In Memory
Run GROUP BY query continuously.
Aggregated data is accumulated in memory.
It can be queried as a table.
The server can serve key-value requests with Redis protocol.
Example applications:
— realtime antifraud;
— user profiles and personalization.
Planned for summer 2022.
ClickHouse over S3:
— highly concurrent asynchronous reads (21.11);
— parallel processing on multiple compute nodes (Q4);
— caching in RAM or local disk with node affinity (Q4);
— easy coordination of inserts and merges
without ReplicatedMergeTree (Q1 2022);
Lower cost and higher throughput than EBS volumes.
Bonus: "web" disk for static hosted datasets (21.10).
Streaming queries:
— GROUP BY and ORDER BY on time frames;
— distributed streams;
— persistent streams;
— subscription to tables and external data streams;
Advanced time series analysis.
Tamper-proof data storage.
Embedded ClickHouse.
ETL and batch jobs.
Please:
— Use ClickHouse.
— 💖 ClickHouse.
— Contribute to ClickHouse!


Next steps for Skaha Park?
by Colin DacreThe City of Penticton is getting ready to kick off public consultations on the future of Skaha Lake Park, four years after the park's waterslide debacle rocked city hall.
Council will hear a presentation Tuesday from staff on the creation of a new master plan for the east end of the park.
“When looking at the entire park, city staff and several key stakeholders now hold the common view that any long-term planning for Skaha Park should focus on the east side,” said acting director of development services, Ben Johnson.
“Much of the park is functioning well and is in good condition, however there are challenges and opportunities to explore in this part of the park, including the need for a long-term vision for the marina, aging facilities like the spray park and boat house, a desire to improve walking connections between areas of the park, and beach erosion concerns.”
The city says the creation of the plan will be “informed through a public engagement process,” that will “temperature check” the public on the issue of commercial operations in parks.
Primarily, the city will gauge support for the Skaha Lake Marina and what types of accompanying amenities (ie. cafe or restaurant) that the community will tolerate.
The master plan will aim to create a foundation for a long-term lease at the marina, where the existing operator is entering year two of a two-year lease.
The Gallagher family is currently operating the marina after the City of Penticton paid $200,000 to exit the 29-lease with the Trio Marine Group that outraged the community.
“Council is looking forward to receiving the presentation staff have prepared outlining the process by which a much needed plan for the east side of Skaha Park will be created with the public’s involvement,” said Mayor John Vassilaki.


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Location of origin: Dzhugdzhur Mountains, Khabarovsk Krai, USSR[
Job: Mow Down
Motto: "Shooting Good."
Like a hibernating bear, the Heavy appears to be a gentle giant. Also like a bear, confusing his deliberate, sleepy demeanor with gentleness will get you ripped limb from limb.
The Heavy Weapons Guy, more commonly known as the Heavy, is a towering hulk of a man hailing from the USSR. He is the largest and possibly most dangerous class in Team Fortress 2. Boasting the most default health and devastating firepower from his trusty Minigun, the Heavy is no pushover. The Heavy's Minigun can inflict heavy damage at a high rate of fire, allowing him to mow down opposing babies, cowards, and teeny-men in seconds. The Heavy's movement speed is his main weakness. Upon revving up or firing his Minigun, his already unimpressive speed drops down to an even lower amount, making him a very easy target for Snipers and Spies. His slow speed makes him more dependent on support from Medics and Engineers to keep him in the fight. Aside from decimating entire teams, the Heavy is able to provide further support for his comrades with an often required health boost via his Sandvich, which, when consumed, is capable of healing him to full health. It can also be dropped to provide an instant 50% health boost to his teammates, systematically equal to a Medium Health kit. However, if the Heavy isn't careful, an enemy may pick up the dropped Sandvich for a health boost of their own.


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Fainting is when you pass out for a short time. It is not usually a sign of something serious, but if it happens regularly you should see a GP.
There are many reasons why someone might faint. Causes include:
Fainting usually happens suddenly. Symptoms can include:
You must tell the Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) if you're fainting regularly as it could affect your ability to drive.
Find out how to tell the DVLA about fainting.
If you feel like you are about to faint, try to:
If you are with someone who has fainted, try to keep calm.
If you can, lay them on their back and raise their legs.
Usually, the person who has fainted will wake up within 20 seconds.
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unfluff
An automatic web page content extractor for Node.js!
Automatically grab the main text out of a webpage like this:
extractor = require('unfluff');
data = extractor(my_html_data);
console.log(data.text);
In other words, it turns pretty webpages into boring plain text/json data:
This might be useful for:
- Writing your own Instapaper clone
- Easily building ML data sets from web pages
- Reading your favorite articles from the console?
Please don't use this for:
- Stealing other peoples' web pages
- Making crappy spam sites with stolen content from other sites
- Being a jerk
Credits / Thanks
This library is largely based on python-goose by Xavier Grangier which is in turn based on goose by Gravity Labs. However, it's not an exact port so it may behave differently on some pages and the feature set is a little bit different. If you are looking for a python or Scala/Java/JVM solution, check out those libraries!
Install
To install the command-line unfluff
utility:
npm install -g unfluff
To install the unfluff
module for use in your Node.js project:
npm install --save unfluff
Usage
You can use unfluff
from node or right on the command line!
Extracted data elements
This is what unfluff
will try to grab from a web page:
-
title
- The document's title (from the <title> tag) -
text
- The main text of the document with all the junk thrown away -
image
- The main image for the document (what's use by facebook, etc.) -
videos
- An array of videos that were embedded in the article. Each video has src, width and height. -
tags
- Any tags or keywords that could be found by checking <rel> tags or by looking at href urls. -
canonicalLink
- The canonical url of the document, if given. -
lang
- The language of the document, either detected or supplied by you. -
description
- The description of the document, from <meta> tags -
favicon
- The url of the document's favicon.
This is returned as a simple json object.
Command line interface
You can pass a webpage to unfluff and it will try to parse out the interesting bits.
You can either pass in a file name:
unfluff my_file.html
Or you can pipe it in:
curl -s "http://somesite.com/page" | unfluff
You can easily chain this together with other unix commands to do cool stuff. For example, you can download a web page, parse it and then use jq to print it just the body text.
curl -s "http://www.polygon.com/2014/6/26/5842180/shovel-knight-review-pc-3ds-wii-u" | unfluff | jq -r .text
And here's how to find the top 10 most common words in an article:
curl -s "http://www.polygon.com/2014/6/26/5842180/shovel-knight-review-pc-3ds-wii-u" | unfluff | tr -c '[:alnum:]' '[\n*]' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head -10
Module Interface
extractor(html, language)
html: The html you want to parse
language (optional): The document's two-letter language code. This will be auto-detected as best as possible, but there might be cases where you want to override it.
The extraction algorithm depends heavily on the language, so it probably won't work if you have the language set incorrectly.
extractor = require('unfluff');
data = extractor(my_html_data);
Or supply the language code yourself:
extractor = require('unfluff', 'en');
data = extractor(my_html_data);
data
will then be a json object that looks like this:
{
"title": "Shovel Knight review: rewrite history",
"text": "Shovel Knight is inspired by the past in all the right ways — but it's far from stuck in it. [.. snip ..]",
"image": "http://cdn2.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/34834129/jellyfish_hero.0_cinema_1280.0.png",
"tags": [],
"videos": [],
"canonicalLink": "http://www.polygon.com/2014/6/26/5842180/shovel-knight-review-pc-3ds-wii-u",
"lang": "en",
"description": "Shovel Knight is inspired by the past in all the right ways — but it's far from stuck in it.",
"favicon": "http://cdn1.vox-cdn.com/community_logos/42931/favicon.ico"
}
Demo
The easiest way to try out unfluff
is to just install it:
$ npm install -g unfluff
$ curl -s "http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/07/world/americas/mexico-earthquake/index.html" | unfluff
But if you can't be bothered, you can check out
fetch text. It's a site by
Andy Jiang that uses unfluff
. You send an
email with a url and it emails back with the cleaned content of that url. It
should give you a good idea of how unfluff
handles different urls.
What is broken
- Parsing web pages in languages other than English is poorly tested and probably is buggy right now.
- This definitely won't work yet for languages like Chinese / Arabic / Korean / etc that need smarter word tokenization.
- This has only been tested on a limited set of web pages. There are probably lots of lurking bugs with web pages that haven't been tested yet.


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All payments made out of unaccounted funds, which have not borne the due tax liability, are black money transactions. Payments for services of plumbers, electricians, mechanics, housemaids etc. are also made in cash. School and clollege fees for children are invariably paid in cash. Large payments to hotels, restaurants and travel agents may also be made in cash. Payments made in cash could be out accounted or unaccounted funnds. We often hear a remark in the context of immovable property transactions, i.e. when we want to buy or sell a property, it ususally goes thus - How much by cheque or in Number 1 and how much by cash or in Number 2 ?
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Psalm 73
A psalm of Asaph.
1 Surely God is good to Israel,
to those with a pure heart.
2 But as for me, my feet almost slipped;
my feet almost slipped out from under me
3 because I was envious of the arrogant
when I saw the prosperity of the wicked.
4 For they have no pain until their death,
but they are strong and well fed.
5 They are free from the burdens of other men;
they are not afflicted like other men.
6 Pride adorns them like a necklace around their neck;
violence clothes them like a robe.
7 Out of such blindness comes sin;
evil thoughts pass through their hearts.
8 They mockingly say evil things;
they proudly threaten violence.
9 They speak against the heavens,
and their tongues roam through the earth.
10 Therefore God's people turn to them
and drink deeply at their words.
11 They say, "How does God know?
Does God know what goes on?"
12 Take notice: these people are wicked;
they are always carefree, becoming richer and richer.
13 Surely it is in vain that I have guarded my heart
and washed my hands in innocence.
14 For all the day long have I been afflicted
and disciplined every morning.
15 If I had said, "I will say these things,"
then I would have betrayed this generation of your children.
16 Though I tried to understand these things,
it was too difficult for me.
17 Then I went into God's sanctuary
and came to understand their fate.
18 Surely you put them in slippery places;
you bring them down to ruin.
19 How they become a wilderness in a moment!

There is no one on earth that I desire but you.
26 My flesh and my heart grow weak,
but God is the strength of my heart forever.
27 Those who are far from you will perish;
you will destroy all those who are unfaithful
to you.
28 But as for me, all I need to do is to draw near to God.
I have made the Lord Yahweh my refuge.
I will declare all your deeds.


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RNA editing is a widespread post-transcriptional mechanism that can make discrete changes to specific nucleotide sequences within a RNA transcripts. RNA editing events can result in missense codon changes in mRNA, modulation of alternative splicing in mRNA, or modification of regulatory RNAs and their binding sites in small noncoding RNA, such as miRNA. Recent studies have developed computational methods to accurately detect more than 2 million A-to-I RNA editing from next-generation sequencing data in different species. However, the vast majority of these RNA sites are in noncoding regions of the genome and have unknown functional relevance. LNCediting provides a comprehensive resource for the functional prediction of RNA editing in long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs).


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Before Change
if overlap >= hop_length:
overlap_hop_ratio = np.ceil(overlap / float(hop_length))
num_blocks = np.ceil(original_signal_length / float(hop_length))
before = int(overlap_hop_ratio * hop_length)
after = int((num_blocks * hop_length + overlap) - original_signal_length)
signal = np.pad(signal, (before, after), "constant", constant_values = (0, 0))
num_blocks = int(np.floor((len(signal) - overlap) / float(hop_length)))
elif overlap<hop_length:
num_blocks = np.ceil(original_signal_length / float(hop_length))
After Change
original_signal_length = len(signal)
overlap = window_length - hop_length
num_blocks = np.ceil(len(signal) / hop_length)
if overlap >= hop_length: // Hop is less than 50% of window length
overlap_hop_ratio = np.ceil(overlap / hop_length)


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git commit-graph
Write and verify Git commit-graph files.
More information: home page
- Write a commit-graph file for the packed commits in the repository's local `.git` directory:
git commit-graph write
- Write a commit-graph file containing all reachable commits:
git show-ref --hash | git commit-graph write --stdin-commits
- Write a commit-graph file containing all commits in the current commit-graph file along with those reachable from `HEAD`:
git rev-parse HEAD | git commit-graph write --stdin-commits --append


RT = ComputationalEffort(Fs, OSR, delta_F, K, M, rp, rc, print_RT) This function used to estimate the computational effort of FIR filter taking into consideration the effect of; number of decimation stages, decimation factor for each stage overall decimation factor, sampling frequency, passband and cutoff band ripples. Fs: Sampling frequency OSR: Over Sampling Ration delta_F: Decimator transtion bandwidth K: Number of decimation stages M: Decimation vector for decimation factor at each stage rp: Pass-band ripples rc: Cutoff-band ripples print_RT: Flag to print RT on the command window RT: Computation effort in metric MADS
0001 function RT = ComputationalEffort(Fs, OSR, delta_F, K, M, rp, rc, print_RT) 0002 0003 % 0004 % RT = ComputationalEffort(Fs, OSR, delta_F, K, M, rp, rc, print_RT) 0005 % 0006 % This function used to estimate the computational effort of FIR filter taking 0007 % into consideration the effect of; number of decimation stages, decimation 0008 % factor for each stage overall decimation factor, sampling frequency, 0009 % passband and cutoff band ripples. 0010 % 0011 % Fs: Sampling frequency 0012 % OSR: Over Sampling Ration 0013 % delta_F: Decimator transtion bandwidth 0014 % K: Number of decimation stages 0015 % M: Decimation vector for decimation factor at each stage 0016 % rp: Pass-band ripples 0017 % rc: Cutoff-band ripples 0018 % print_RT: Flag to print RT on the command window 0019 % 0020 % RT: Computation effort in metric MADS 0021 0022 rp_K = rp/K; 0023 0024 D_ripples = (5.309e-03*log10(rp_K)^2 + 7.114e-02*log10(rp_K) - 0.4761)*log10(rc) - (2.66e-03*log10(rp_K)^2 + 0.5941*log10(rp_K) + 0.4278); 0025 0026 if K == 1, 0027 for i = 1 : K, 0028 alpha = 2/(delta_F * prod(M(1:i))); 0029 beta(i) = M(i)/((prod(M(1:i))) * (1 - (((2-delta_F)/(2*OSR)) * prod(M(1:i))))); 0030 S = alpha+sum(beta); 0031 end 0032 else 0033 for i = 1 : K-1, 0034 alpha = 2/(delta_F * prod(M(1:i))); 0035 beta(i) = M(i)/((prod(M(1:i))) * (1 - (((2-delta_F)/(2*OSR)) * prod(M(1:i))))); 0036 S = alpha+sum(beta); 0037 end 0038 end 0039 0040 RT = D_ripples * S * Fs; 0041 0042 if nargin > 7 & print_RT == 1, 0043 fprintf('The computational effort =%d\n', RT); 0044 end


The Array vs. The Hash
1/19/2016
Arrays and Hashes are both collections used to store and retrieve data. Collections allow a user to save data in an organized manner. Without collections, there would be absolute chaos.
This blog post focuses on the different uses for arrays and hashes. While syntax is very important, there are plenty of easy ways to learn how to create, edit, and sort through these collections. This post should be used as an overview of the array and hash. For more information on syntax, please check the resources links at the bottom of the page!
The Array
First, arrays! Arrays are an amazing way to organize data in numerical order. Starting at zero and moving on towards infinity, arrays values are stored in relation to a numerical value. Imagine a line of bozo buckets, the first bucket as 0, the second as 1, the third as 2, and so on. In each bucket is a different colored bean bag. In this example, we have an array of multi-colored bean bags.
Wow, that clown is creepy.
Let's look at a more real life (less creepy) example of how you could utilize an array. Say you are trying to keep track of a list of 20 or so friends. You want a way to print out these twenty friend's names every week in order to remember who to invite to your weekly book club. You could, theoretically, just create a list of names in a string that print out.
Code
friend1 = "Lucy Smith"
friend2 = "John Carol"
friend3 = "Brendan Sweeney"
friend4 = "Joy Lin"
...
puts friend1
puts friend2
puts friend3
puts friend4
Output
Lucy Smith
John Carol
Brendan Sweeney
Joy Lin
This is a pretty terrible solution to this problem. There are a ton of variables, and way too many lines of code. Plus, there is no easy way to sort through and edit your friend group. What if your friend Lucy Smith moves away, and you need to take her off the book club indefinitely? What if you met a new person in yoga class who promises they'll bring their cute dog to the next event, so you need to add them to the invite list? That's where arrays come in.
With an array, you'll be able to sort, edit, and add to your list of friends. You can add people, delete people, and arrange names alphabetically. It is a an easier way to organize your data. The code is more efficient. It is basically better in every imaginable way.
invite_list = ["Lucy Smith", "John Carol", "Brendan Sweeney", "Joy Lin", ...]
puts invite_list
Output
Lucy Smith
John Carol
Brendan Sweeney
Joy Lin
That's infinitely better! Only two lines, but the same output. Now you can delete Lucy and make sure the yoga friend is invited to your next soiree. You can even search through your new array of friends for specific names (Check resources below for syntax on how to do this). Again, arrays are ordered by number. Say you wanted to capture the first person from the list. You would access their name using invite_list[0]
. At the moment, invite_list[0]
would return Lucy Smith. If you wanted to access the second person, you would use invite_list[1]
and find John Carol.
However handy they may be, arrays do have their limitations. Take the invite list example. While it is very useful to have a list of friends to invite to your book club, it would be even more useful to print out their name along with their email address. Is there a way to do this with arrays? Maybe, if you created an array of arrays or if you included the email with the string of their name. Would it work? Yes. Would it be messy? Double yes. There has to be an easier way to connect names with additional information. This is where hashes come in.
The Hash
Now we understand a bit about arrays, collections of ordered objects, let's take a look at the hash. Like arrays, hashes store information in an organized manner. Unlike arrays, hashes do not necessarily connect these objects to a numerical value. Hashes are a collection of objects, where each object is connected to a key. The key can be a number or a string. The value can be an object, or even a method.
Hash Example
supporting_characters = {
"Harry Potter" => "Hermione",
"Shrek" => "Donkey",
"Finding Nemo" => "Dory"
}
In the example above, the movies (Harry Potter, Shrek, Finding Nemo) are the keys and the supporting characters (Hermione, Donkey, Dory) are the values. You can search for supporting characters by movie. You can search for movie by supporting characters. Hashes are amazing!
Let's take a look at our invite list example for a better understanding. First, we have to create our hash.
Declare a hash of party information
party_info = {
"Lucy Smith" =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>"John Carol" =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Brendan Sweeney" =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Joy Lin" =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Wine Bottles"=>10, "Start,
Time" => "6:00PM"
}
puts supporting_characters
puts supporting_characters.keys
puts supporting_characters.values
Output
{"Lucy<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"John<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Brendan<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Joy<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Wine Bottles"=>10, "Start Time" => "6:00PM"}
Lucy Smith
John Carol
Brendan Sweeney
Joy Lin
Wine Bottles
Start Time
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>10
6:00PM
Now you have names and email! So handy. You can still sort, edit, and add to your hash. If you took a close look at that example, you'll see we also snuck some additional variables. From this hash, you can tell that at the last party you drank 10 bottles of wine and the start time was 6:00PM. (That's right, 10 is an integer! As we mentioned before, hashes can store anything!) These new additions are very useful. You could even write a small program to access this information at any time.
return party_info["Wine Bottles"]
return party_info["Start Time"]
The code above will return 10 and 6:00PM, the total number of bottles purchased and start time of your last book club so you know exactly how much wine to purchase and what invite time to send out! Can you imagine trying to do this with an array? There would be no way to link the information (10 bottles and 6:00PM) with any searchable value. This is why hashes are great.
The Real Difference between Arrays and Hashes
Both arrays and hashes are collections of objects. Arrays are organized numerically, while hashes are keys and values linked together. The real difference between arrays and hashes is that arrays are more like linear storage system while hashes are more like maps. Hashes are made of keys which point to values. It's a key to value map.
Additional Resources
I hope this overview helped you understand more about the differences between arrays and hashes! There is, of course, a lot more to learn - especially when it comes to syntax. For more info on how to use arrays and hashes, please check out the links below.


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As a first step, let's convert our pawn coordinates to a numeric style so that we can then work with them like
a matrix. To do this, we will use int() so that the number from the string becomes an integer data type, and we
will return the letter in the form of an integer to which it corresponds in unicode using the ord() function.
for p in pawns:
row = int(p[1])
col = ord(p[0])
In order for our coordinates to start from 0 and to make it easier to count, let's add something else.
for p in pawns:
row = int(p[1]) - 1
col = ord(p[0]) - 97
In this way, we made it so that the letter "a" returns 0, not 97, and instead of "1" in the coordinates, we will
have 0. That is, instead of "a:1" == "97:1", we will get "a:1" == "0:0" as origin.


Welcome to Utopian’s weekly recap of the week that was this week. We’ve had another busy, busy week, with new tasks, new ideas, and a new bot. Plus, we’ve got two awesome new folks on board! Let’s talk about it!
In this post:
- Utopian Idea Hub!
- Welcoming @apshamilton and @katerinaramm!
- New Translations Questionnaire is LIVE!
- Utbot Is Listening!
- So Many Tasks!
- More About Anti-abuse’s Return
- Awesome radio show episode!
Utopian Idea Hub!
We’ve got a new initiative brewing, and it’s all about your ideas. This week, we announced the upcoming Idea Hub, a radio show that will take place in the Utopian discord server and will serve as a showcase for new ideas, with the aim of getting them off the ground with the help of our amazing community.
Welcoming @apshamilton and @katerinaramm!
As Utopian gears up for an exciting 2019, we’ve got a very exciting new hire to announce. Andrew Hamilton (aka @apshamilton), a lawyer and serial tech entrepreneur, is our new CFO. Andrew is a welcome addition to the Utopian management team, and we believe he will help take Utopian to new heights.
We’ve also added @katerinaramm as our new Visibility category CM. Katerina is someone you may have already seen all over the blockchain, as she’s been lending her marketing expertise to @actifit and @steemstem. As former Visibility CM @techslut is our very busy CMO, the category is overdue for new management, and we trust Katerina is just the person to do that.
New Translations Questionnaire is LIVE!
Last week, we told you about the new questionnaire for our Translations category. That questionnaire is now live, and being used to score our translator’s work. See it here by selecting “Translations” in the dropdown menu and clicking “Get Questions”.
Utbot Is Listening!
@Espoem has created Utbot, a new Discord bot that “listens to blockchain operations and waits for the right trigger. Its purpose is to gather necessary information about a Utopian task request and create a consistent message for a Discord server/channel.” This bot will help get the word out on Utopian task requests on Discord. And, being open source, people can use it for different triggers.
So Many Tasks!
We have a bunch of interesting TRs over in @utopian.tasks. Our own tasks this week have already been assigned, so make sure to follow both @utopian.tasks and Utopian CTO @gregory.latinier so as not to miss them when posted.
We want to highlight the latest task request by our partners at @CoinGecko. They’re looking for a Ruby developer to implement public websocket API connections for Binance. With Binance’s prominence in the Cryptocurrency arena, this is obviously an important API to connect to.
More About Anti-abuse’s Return
In the last weekly, we announced the return of our Anti-abuse category. This week, we’ve got a post up with all of the information, including the most important part: The end of the Anti-abuse whitelist. If you’re engaged in fighting abuse on Steem, you’re welcome to join us. Please read the linked post for all the details.
Utopian.io Open Source Radio Show on MSP Waves
This week’s radio show took place a short time after the announcement of cuts to Steemit Inc, which definitely made for a fascinating show. We had one of Steem’s most important partners and witnesses, @blocktrades, on to talk about everything that’s going on plus their future plans. We also had tutorials master @tensor on, and pulled in @rhondak to talk about everything that’s going on. Past and future guest @nothingismagick chimed in with a fun rant about everything being open source.
As usual, the illustrious @techslut had the open source news, and we ended with a raffle in which @natu won the Humble Warhammer Bunde.
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This page is synchronized from the post: Utopian.io Weekly - [November 30 2018] - Good Ideas


Porygion Playground
Use the controls below to create procedurally-generated Pokémon gen-3-styled region maps.
Number of Landmarks
Generate New Region Map
Generate New Region Map Base
Generate New Region Map Cities
Generate New Region Map Routes


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Therefore, if an entity with a first IFRS reporting period ending on 31 December 2010 elects to apply IFRS 3 for business combinations occurring after 1 January 2005, IFRS 3(2008) is applied to all restated combinations, notwithstanding that the general transitional provisions of IFRS 3(2008) do not permit that Standard to be applied before 30 June 2007. Furthermore, if IFRS 3(2008) is being applied, IAS 27 (as amended in 2008) and the consequential amendments to other Standards must also be applied from the same date.
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JavaScript and The DOM
In this sprint we learnt about JavaScript, The DOM (Document Object Model) and how its related to HTML and CSS documents.
The Differences Between HTML and CSS
HTML lets you create the structure of a website. CSS lets you make the website look nice. JavaScript lets you change HTML and CSS. Because it lets you change HTML and CSS, it can do tons of things.
Control Flow and Loops
In computer science, control flow (or flow of control) is the order in which individual statements, instructions or function calls of an imperative program are executed or evaluated.
One of the most powerful features of JavaScript (and every other programming or scripting language for that matter) is the ability to build intelligence and logic into your web pages. It is vital in constructing scripts to be able to have the script make decisions and repeat tasks until specified criteria are met. For example, if you are developing an e-commerce application you may want to repeatedly ask a user to enter a credit card number until a valid credit card number is entered. Alternatively, you may want your script to loop a specific number of times through a task before moving on to the next part of the script. All of this logic and flow control is achieved using some very simple structures. Which are if statements and loop statements.
For example we have accepted a logical code for dressing as human beings. We start by wearing underwears then pants, shirt and etc. This is a logical and socially accepted way of dressing up and we keep repeating it daily like a loop until we die!
What Is The DOM?
The Document Object Model is a platform and a language-neutral interface. When your browser loads a page it also creates a local Document Object Model on your computer which can be used to get hold of HTML and CSS elements of the page and Ultimately manipulate them. DOM defines the logical structure of documents and the way a document is accessed and manipulated.
The easiest way to interact with DOM is to right click on any element that you wanna check on the browser and select inspect. This will open the DOM and you can access it's tools to manipulate or debug the web page. A level of understanding of how the DOM works is required to be able to use it's tools
The Difference Between Accessing Data From Arrays and Objects
Properties in Objects can be accessed, added, changed, and removed by using either dot or bracket notation. , we’d write:
// Example 'person' object
var person = { name: 'Zac', age: 33, likesCoding: true };
// Dot notation person.age // returns 33
// Bracket notation person['age'] // returns 33
Arrays use zero-based indexing, so the first item in an array has an index of 0, the second item an index of 1, and so on. For instance, let’s say we wanted to access the third item (‘Mexico City’) in the following array:
var vacationSpots = ['Tokyo', 'Bali', 'Mexico City', 'Vancouver'];
To do so, we’d write:
vacationSpots[2]; // returns 'Mexico City'
Items can be added and removed from the beginning or end of an array using the push(), pop(), unshift(), and shift() methods:
// push() - Adds item(s) to the end of an array vacationSpots.push('Miami');
// pop() - Removes the last item from an array vacationSpots.pop();
// unshift() - Adds item(s) to the beginning of an array vacationSpots.unshift('Cape Town', 'Moscow');
// shift() - Removes the first item from an array vacationSpots.shift();
What Are Functions And Why They Are Useful
A function is almost like a mini-program that we can write separately from the main program, without having to think about the rest of the program while we write it. This allows us to reduce a complicated program into smaller, more manageable chunks, which reduces the overall complexity of our program.
Some of the benefits of using functions are:
Reusability -- Once a function is written, it can be called multiple times from within the program. This avoids duplicated code (“Don’t Repeat Yourself”) and minimizes the probability of copy/paste errors. Functions can also be shared with other programs, reducing the amount of code that has to be written from scratch (and retested) each time.
Testing -- Because functions reduce code redundancy, there’s less code to test in the first place. Also because functions are self-contained, once we’ve tested a function to ensure it works, we don’t need to test it again unless we change it. This reduces the amount of code we have to test at one time, making it much easier to find bugs (or avoid them in the first place).
Extensibility -- When we need to extend our program to handle a case it didn’t handle before, functions allow us to make the change in one place and have that change take effect every time the function is called.


sgfcharm-chess
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onion.w4v3xrmknycexlsd.lib.sgfcharm_chess
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PromotionMove
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Chess: Human vs. Computer
You are playing white. Can you win?
Chess.jar
-- run standalone for better AI and more options
october-chess-$VERSION-installer.exe
-- install for Windows
Git repository
-- access the source code


Why meta-analysis? A guide through basic steps and common biases
Meta: meta- combining form. From Greek meta ‘with, across, or after.’ Pertaining to a level above or beyond. Analysis: analysis |əˈnaləsis| noun. From Greek analuō 'I unravel, investigate'. Detailed examination of the elements or...
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public interface CertificateErrorHandler
ERROR_CA_CERTIFICATE_NOT_FOUND
;
ERROR_INVALID_START_DATE
and
ERROR_INVALID_END_DATE
;
ERROR_INVALID_COMMON_NAME
;
CERTIFICATE_INVALID_FOR_SERVER_AUTHENTICATION
.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
CERTIFICATE_INVALID_FOR_SERVER_AUTHENTICATION
OID "<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>.1" was not found among the certificate's extended
key usage attributes.
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static int |
ERROR_CA_CERTIFICATE_NOT_FOUND
It was not possible to find at the device repositories the C.A.
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static int |
ERROR_INVALID_COMMON_NAME
The Server certificate's common name and the server's hostname do not
match.
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static int |
ERROR_INVALID_END_DATE
Certificate's end date is invalid, i.e., before current date.
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static int |
ERROR_INVALID_START_DATE
Certificate's start date is invalid, i.e., after current date.
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static int |
ON_ERROR_ABORT
Abort the connection.
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static int |
ON_ERROR_CONTINUE
Continue even if the certificate has errors.
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static int |
ON_ERROR_TRY_AGAIN
Try again to validate the certificate.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
onCertificateValidationError(org.bouncycastle.asn1.x509.Certificate cert,
int[] errors,
HttpsConnectionImpl httpsConnectionInstance,
CertificateValidator certificateValidatorInstance)
A callback method to be invoke if the certificate sent by the
server is determined to be invalid.
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static final int ERROR_INVALID_COMMON_NAME
static final int ERROR_INVALID_START_DATE
static final int ERROR_INVALID_END_DATE
static final int ERROR_CA_CERTIFICATE_NOT_FOUND
static final int CERTIFICATE_INVALID_FOR_SERVER_AUTHENTICATION
static final int ON_ERROR_CONTINUE
static final int ON_ERROR_ABORT
static final int ON_ERROR_TRY_AGAIN
int onCertificateValidationError(org.bouncycastle.asn1.x509.Certificate cert, int[] errors, HttpsConnectionImpl httpsConnectionInstance, CertificateValidator certificateValidatorInstance)
cert
- server's certificate.errors
- an int array containing the IDs corresponding to all errors
encountered by certificate validators.httpsConnectionInstance
- the https connection instance associated with the certificate.certificateValidatorInstance
- the CertificateValidator
instance which performed the
server certificate validation.


SHOOT TO KILL A film review by Jeff Meyer Copyright 1988 Jeff Meyer
If I were writing a syndicated column for THE NEW YORKER or FILM COMMENT, I imagine I could have titled this review and that of HOUSEKEEPING [printed elsewhere -ecl] "two from the Pacific NorthWest," since the majority of both films take place in the timberlines of west Washington state. Warning, Warning, Will Robinson... linking analogy approaching! However, since Pauline Kael has not suffered a massive stroke as of yet (her review of THREE MEN AND A BABY left me with the impression that she had at least left the theater with huge, throbbing veins sticking out of her neck) and hence no vacancy at the NY, I'll just admit that I saw the two films last week, separated by a couple of days.
Frankly, I've had a bad time with TV and movie cops. Growing up Under Mass Media, almost all of them seemed to be inappropriate for the "heroic policeman" role most boys have, somewhere, in the back of their head. Jack Webb was too dull (and later, too conservative--"Why do you think they call it dope, son?" *DUM-DA-DUMM-DUMM*!), along with the boys on ADAM-12; Steve (Jack Lord) McGarret appeared almost immediately pompous to me ("Gosh, Steve, you're always one step ahead of these guys." "That's why I've got the big office, Danno."). Columbo was great, but can you imagine the good Lt. protecting someone against several Mafia hit men? And Dirty Harry was just a detective with a good aim and a bad attitude; enjoying him was based on really disliking his opponents.
However, there was one guy whose several appearances as a policeman impressed me as a young 'un, an actor who played the type of detective that seemed in the best tradition of Holmes: someone with great intelligence, resolution and deductive abilities *and* the ability to pull the fat out of the fire in a tense situation. While some of Sidney Poitier's appearances in detective films were more concerned with racial issues than crime thrillers (i.e. his Mr. Tibbs series--IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT, THEY CALL ME MR. TIBBS, THE ORGANIZATION), he always portrayed a detective who was *really* dangerous--he had brains. Instead of twitching an eyebrow and muttering vengeance, he'd read the clues, outsmart the villain... and then blow him away, in a perfectly legitimate shoot-out. Under control, planning every move--you could just *hear* his mind clicking away in the background.
Well, he's back (but not as Tibbs) in SHOOT TO KILL, and clicking away like crazy. In the fine tradition of "Waste-His-Ass" movies everywhere (Brief Definition: A "Waste-His-Ass" movie is a film that shows a villain performing such heinous crimes during the first reel that the audience is heavily rooting for the hero to cream the villain, i.e. "Waste-His-Ass"), we have a really dangerous, brutal criminal who gets FBI agent Poitier involved in a hostage situation and escapes. Poitier tracks him down to (I'm required by state law to say this: Beautiful) northern Washington, where he has joined a hiking/fishing trip (led by Kirstie Alley). Alley's boyfriend (Tom Beringer), a "mountain man," sets out after them with Poitier in tow. You can probably guess the rest....
Poitier does a good job as the FBI agent--he justifies the hero role by deducing what's going on. Beringer is fine as a foil to Poitier, especially in the woods; Alley's character, though, is lucky she's not dead after the second reel, considering how she treats the killer (I kept wanting to shout, "Use the Vulcan Neck Pinch, Kirstie!"). There are some other good elements: the photography is inventive (especially at the beginning of the film), and the short mystery about which of the five fisherman on the trip is really the killer is pretty good (I guessed wrong, though if I'd given it a little thought, I would have come up with the correct answer). And it's the first movie since MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL to have a Moose Trainer in the credits. But it's overlong: by the end of the film, the manhunt has gotten tedious, and the humor from Poitier's wilderness struggles are gone. There are some real gapes in logic (though not as many as the standard action pic is heir to), and the soundtrack is annoying at time (the scene with Poitier and Beringer climbing over the snow just cried for a narrator saying something like "On and on... further and further... they trudged to their DESTINY because... THE MOUNTIES ALWAYS GET THEIR MAN!").
Conclusion: overlong, but redeemable with concessions. However, if you ever meet a grizzly bear in the woods, *do not* attempt Mr. Poitier's method of protection. Talk about the magic of movies...
Moriarty, aka Jeff Meyer INTERNET<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Manual UUCP: {uw-beaver, sun, allegra, hplsla, lbl-csam}!fluke!moriarty
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Vanesse Mngomezulu
Data Science Intern and BSc Computing Student
I am currently studying BSc Computing at the
University of South
Africa(UNISA) part-time. My majors are in Computer Science and Information
Systems. I have also worked as a Data Science Intern at the
Explore Data
Science Academy.
I love learning new things so I spent most of my time reading books,
finding courses I can take to learn a new skill or improve on an area I'm
struggling with. I also write blog posts on self-improvement and I
occasionally code to learn a new language or dive deeper into a language I
already know. Besides studying, I am also currently teaching myself new
programming languages to pursue a career in front-end development.
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This toy is meant to experiment with the idea of using the marching cubes algorithm / scalar field tessellation (see this other toy) as means towards creating a simple sculpting tool.
The idea is to start from a simple scalar field (such as fbase(x, y, z) = x2 + y2 + z2) which when tessellated for some contour value v would give a base geometric shape, like a sphere. This can be thought of as the base "stone" from which the sculpture would be carved or modelled.
The act of carving/modelling is done by adding/subtracting another scalar field c(x, y, z), representing the shape of the sculpting tool, to the current field around the point where the action is performed. The magnitude of carving/modelling is determined by how much the user drags the pointer vertically (height/depth) and horizontally (breadth). The change will be aligned with the surface normal at the action point.
In the simplest case, if we do carve at a surface point pc = (xc, yc, zc), the new scalar field would be:
fafter(x, y, z) =
fbefore(x, y, z) -
c(x / m - xc, y / m - yc, z / m - zc)
where m is a value representing the magnitude of the carving. In a more general case, x / m, y / m, z / m would be replaced by some values xm, ym, zm such that:
[xm, ym, zm] = [x, y, z] M -1
where M is a matrix that scales and orients the carving tool, and is a function of the desired height/depth, breadth, and the normal at the surface point.
A few interesting challenges were encountered in this experiment. For example, the scalar field of the sculpting tool should be sampled at different resolutions, while applying appropriate filtering at each resolution to avoid aliasing. Lower resolutions of the carving tool are used when the magnitude of the carving is small. Another challenge is how to deform the scalar field of the carving tool depending on the desired height/depth and breadth, which could be controlled independently, while keeping the deformation perpendicular on the sculpture surface.
The end result is fun to play with, but I think it suffers from a few drawbacks that limit its practicality. For instance, the use of the marching cubes algorithm means one has only a limited space to work in. Once one grows the sculpture beyond that limit, its surface appears to rupture. In addition, it is at times hard to predict how the surface will change. That is because there is no visual cues about the scalar field value outside the surface of the sculpture. So, modelling the sculpture at some places could cause some surfaces to appear unexpectedly in surrounding spaces.
The following keys change the function of mouse-dragging:
| C | Carving |
| R | Rotation |
| Z | Zoom |
| H | Shininess |
| D | Light Direction |
| L | Light Radius |
The following keys perform the specified actions:
| ⬇ | Reduce level of detail |
| ⬆ | Increase level of detail |
| U | Undo/Redo |
| S | Save (file with the extensions "ssf", i.e. Sampled Scalar Field) |
| X | Export (two files with the extensions "gltf" and "bin") |
You could also drag and drop SSF files on the canvas to load saved sculptures.


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A COMPLETE MAINTENANCE SERVICE OF YOUR TIMEPIECE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING OPERATIONS:
Opening of the watch case; dismantling of the crown with the winding stem so as to extract the movement with the dial and the hands.
Dismantling of the movement in its individual parts, revision of the movement and replace worn movement parts, cleaning, oiling, assembling, tuning of the precision and checking the functions of the movement according to the Tissot quality standard or a movement exchange
Case and metal bracelet cleaning.
Replacement of the crown, pushers/corrector, crystal (except shaped mineral crystals and sapphire crystals), gaskets, battery if quartz calibre.
Restoration and checking of the water resistance of above mentioned parts and testing according to the Tissot specifications.
Technical and aesthetical final check in compliance with the Tissot quality standard.
Partial Maintenance
THE PARTIAL MAINTENANCE SERVICE OF YOUR TIMEPIECE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING OPERATIONS:
Checking the function of the movement according to the Tissot quality standard.
Case and metal bracelet cleaning.
Replacement of the crown, pushers/corrector, crystal (except shaped mineral crystals and sapphire crystals), gaskets, battery if quartz calibre.
Restoration and checking of the water resistance of above mentioned parts and testing according to the Tissot specifications.
Technical and aesthetical final check in compliance with the Tissot quality standard.