The source code by itself is well commented and relatively easy to understand. However, there is one particular function, findEsPrImplicants, that needs a more in-depth discussion. It will be covered below.
The three parts of the function are:
Each will be covered below. There are other functions and definitions as well. The util object contains utility functions for ease in development. There is a class, the Implicant class, that represents an implicant. Other functions are mostly for formatting and parsing. The source may be viewed if one wants to learn more about these utility elements.
Have fun.
// Construct initial table, get implicants from minterms var implicants = []; var mt, obits, iarr, imp; var i, n; for(i = 0, n = minterms.length; i < n; i++){ mt = minterms[i] = parseInt(minterms[i]); imp = createImplicantWithMinterm(mt); imp.setPrime(true); // assume prime until proven guilty obits = util.popCount(mt); iarr = implicants[obits] = implicants[obits] || []; iarr.push(imp); }First, a data structure is built from and for the minterms so that they would be easier to manipulate. This data structure is the Implicant class.
mt = minterms[i] = parseInt(minterms[i]); imp = createImplicantWithMinterm(mt);createImplicantWithMinterm returns an Implicant object that represents the minterm index mt. We then have to store these Implicant objects in an array such that they would be arranged like this:
implicants[0] = [000] // 0 one bits implicants[1] = [001, 010, 100] // 1 one bits implicants[2] = [011, 101, 110] /// 2 one bits implicants[3] = [111] // 3 one bitsNote that the number of 1 bits in a minterm should be the same as its index. To store the Implicants in this way, the number of one bits is counted.
obits = util.popCount(mt); iarr = implicants[obits] = implicants[obits] || []; iarr.push(imp);
Using the popCount function we can get the number of one bits, and thus the array index of the Implicants. popCount returns the number of 1 bits of the first argument.
do{ hasCombined = false; nextImplicants = []; for(i = 0, n = implicants.length - 1; i < n; i++){ // for each pair of adjacent rows g1 = implicants[i] = implicants[i] || []; g2 = implicants[i+1] = implicants[i+1] || []; // for each implicant in both rows for(j = 0, m = g1.length; j < m; j++){ imp1 = g1[j]; for(k = 0, o = g2.length; k < o; k++){ imp2 = g2[k]; // combine implicants comb = imp1.combine(imp2); if(comb){ iarr = nextImplicants[i] = nextImplicants[i] || []; iarr.push(comb); imp1.setPrime(false); imp2.setPrime(false); comb.setPrime(true); hasCombined = true; } } } } // store uncombined implicants as prime implicants for(i = 0, n = implicants.length; i < n; i++){ g1 = implicants[i]; for(j = 0, m = g1.length; j < m; j++){ imp = g1[j]; if(imp.prime){ primeImplicants.push(imp); } } } implicants = nextImplicants; }while(hasCombined);
For every pair of adjacent groups, we check each implicant if they can be combined. For example, the two groups {001,010,100}, {011,101} are adjacent and shall undergo the checking.
for(i = 0, n = implicants.length - 1; i < n; i++){ // for each pair of adjacent rows g1 = implicants[i] = implicants[i] || []; g2 = implicants[i+1] = implicants[i+1] || [];For every pair of adjacent groups, g1 and g2...
// for each implicant in both rows for(j = 0, m = g1.length; j < m; j++){ imp1 = g1[j]; for(k = 0, o = g2.length; k < o; k++){ imp2 = g2[k];We check each implicant imp1 and imp2 which come from groups g1 and g2, respectively.
// combine implicants comb = imp1.combine(imp2);Here we try to combine the implicants. The combine method of the Implicant attempts to combine two implicants, and returns the combined Implicant if successful, otherwise it returns null. As stated in the Quine-McCluskey algorithm, two implicants are combined if they are adjacent in Gray code (they differ in one bit).
if(comb){ iarr = nextImplicants[i] = nextImplicants[i] || []; iarr.push(comb); imp1.setPrime(false); imp2.setPrime(false); comb.setPrime(true); hasCombined = true; }If combining is successful, the results are stored in a nextImplicants array for the next round of combining. This is akin to transferring the grouped implicants to the next column in a manual Quine-McCluskey pen-and-paper implementation.
Since imp1 and imp2 have been combined, they are no longer prime. setPrime(false) is called on them. It is assumed that the resulting combination is prime. The next iteration will determine whether the new Implicant is truly prime.
hasCombined is then set to true.
After combining in this column, we store the implicants that weren't combined because they are now our Prime implicants.
// store uncombined implicants as prime implicants for(i = 0, n = implicants.length; i < n; i++){ g1 = implicants[i]; for(j = 0, m = g1.length; j < m; j++){ imp = g1[j]; if(imp.prime){ primeImplicants.push(imp); } } }Check every group (g1) and every implicant in the group (imp = g1[j]). If the implicant is prime, then it is pushed into the primeImplicants array.
implicants = nextImplicants;We then proceed to the next round of combining. The process is repeated until there are no more implicants to combine. We check for the hasCombined flag to check whether to stop the loop.
}while(hasCombined);The hasCombined will be false when there are no more implicants to combine. After the loop, the prime implicants are now identified and stored.
// remove duplicates for(i = primeImplicants.length-1; i >= 0; i--){ for(j = i-1; j >= 0; j--){ imp1 = primeImplicants[i]; imp2 = primeImplicants[j]; if(imp1.binary == imp2.binary && imp1.dnm == imp2.dnm){ imp2.minterms = imp1.minterms.length > imp2.minterms.length ? imp1.minterms : imp2.minterms; primeImplicants.splice(i, 1); break; } } }Lastly, duplicate prime implicants are removed to avoid problems later.
To find the essential prime implicants, check each of the given minterms and count the implicants that "cover" the minterm.  So, if the implicant count is one, then that one implicant is essential.
// find "covers" for each minterm for(i = primeImplicants.length-1; i>=0; i--){ imp = primeImplicants[i]; for(j = imp.minterms.length-1; j>=0; j--){ mintermCovers[imp.minterms[j]].push(imp); } }Each prime implicant is processed. So, for each minterm of the implicant, the implicant is pushed into an array for that minterm.
for(j = imp.minterms.length-1; j>=0; j--){ mintermCovers[imp.minterms[j]].push(imp); }The mintermCovers array is an array of arrays of Implicants. It is arranged such that there is an array for each minterm; and in that inner array, the implicants covering the corresponding minterm are contained.
In the following example, the minterms are 1, 3, 4, and 5; so we will have three prime implicants 0-1, -01, and 10-. The mintermCovers array will be like this:
mintermCovers[1] = {-01, 0-1} // implicants for minterm 1 mintermCovers[3] = {0-1} // implicants for minterm 3 mintermCovers[4] = {10-} // ... mintermCovers[5] = {-01, 10-}Note that the index of each implicant array is the corresponding minterm. Now the counting/tallying part is done, we can easliy identify which prime implicants are essential.
The essential prime implicants are those that are alone in the array. In other words, those that are in a one-length array are essential prime implicants. In the example, they are 0-1, and 10-.
mintermCovers[3] = {0-1} mintermCovers[4] = {10-}
// finding essential prime implicants var covers; for(i = mintermCovers.length-1; i>=0; i--){ covers = mintermCovers[i];Each minterm covers array is checked.
if(covers && covers.length == 1){ // minterm with single cover is covered by an essential prime implicant imp = covers[0]; essentialImplicants.push(imp);
If the length is one, it means there is only one cover, which means that that implicant is essential. The implicant is pushed into an essentialImplicants array.
for(j = imp.minterms.length-1; j>=0; j--){ mintermCovers[imp.minterms[j]].length = 0; } } }For each essential prime implicant found, we must erase other implicants in mintermCovers that overlaps with the essential implicant. So, for each minterm of the essential implicant, we clear the implicant array corresponding to the minterm.
We now have our essential prime implicants, but not all minterms are covered by the essential implicants. This happens when the implicants overlap each other in a specific way. That is, they form a circular chain of overlapping implicants. These non-essential uncovered implicants must still be included to complete the function.
// find minterms left uncovered by essential implicants // (all) for(i = mintermCovers.length-1; i>=0; i--){ covers = mintermCovers[i]; if(covers && covers.length){Each cover array is checked again. Note that some cover arrays are already cleared by the essential prime implicants. Here we are now checking for those that are not cleared. We check the length if it is not zero.
imp = covers[0]; essentialImplicants.push(imp); for(j = imp.minterms.length-1; j>=0; j--){ mintermCovers[imp.minterms[j]].length = 0; } } }If we find some remaining implicants, the same procedure as above applies: clear all covered minterms.
In the code, there is another block (lines 317-338) that preceeds this block. They are the same, except that the other filters the implicants found. This is to improve the final function, by preventing redundant prime implicants from being added. In the block, the implicants found are filtered such that those that don't overlap with other non-essential implicants are added, otherwise ignored.
// sort for(i = essentialImplicants.length-1; i>=0; i--){ essentialImplicants[i].minterms.sort(); }Just some sorting
return essentialImplicants;and it is done. Woo!


The name Sojourner was chosen for the Mars Pathfinder rover after a year-long, worldwide competition in which students up to 18 years old were invited to select a heroine and submit an essay about her historical accomplishments. The students were asked to address in their essays how a planetary rover named for their heroine would translate these accomplishments to the Martian environment.
Initiated in March 1994 by The Planetary Society of Pasadena, California, in cooperation with NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), the contest got under way with an announcement in the January 1995 issue of the National Science Teachers Association's magazine Science and Children, circulated to 20,000 teachers and schools across the nation.
The winning essay, which suggested naming the rover for Sojourner Truth, was selected from among 3,500 essays and was submitted by 12-year-old Valerie Ambroise of Bridgeport, CT. First runner-up was Deepti Rohatgi, 18, of Rockville, MD, who suggested Marie Curie. Second runner-up was Adam Sheedy, 15, of Round Rock, TX, who submitted the name of the late astronaut Judith Resnik, who perished in the 1986 Challenger space shuttle explosion. Other popular suggestions included Sacajewea and Amelia Earhart.


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| DOSE: |
1500 ml |
inhaled |
Ether |
(liquid) |
[Erowid Warning: Our understanding of the literature is that there is no such thing as safe use of volatile solvents, aerosols and other street inhalants : their psychoactive effects are inseparable from nerve and organ damage. We have chosen to include these reports to help document the real world use of inhalants, but their inclusion is not intended to imply that they are anything but dangerous.]
I was alone and bored and I am not sure why, but I decided to inhale diethyl ether out of curiosity. I always found its smell to be pleasant and attractive. So I simply opened a 3-liter bottle and sniffed it cautiosly. It was about 3pm. In about half an hour I was inhaling it aggressively. I would stick my nose into the bottle, breath in as fast as I could what was probably 90% ether, experience a mild darkness/dizziness/sound wave, exhale in the air and repeat. This continued for at least two hours.
Twice I had to stop and vomit in a sink, but it actually felt pleasant to do so. Somehow a desire formed in my mind to keep inhaling it until I pass out - after all it was used to put people to sleep for operations, wasn't it? I reached that goal, after another sharp inhale the 'moment' of darkness ended with me on the floor unsure how I got there. The now irrational brain chose not to stop and continue breathing ether straight out of the bottle for another hour or so, until I finally stopped.
The liquid in the bottle was 1.5 liters down. About halfway through this something happened to my personal flow of time. My conscious mind was registering events that happened around me and my own actions 10-15 seconds after they would actually occur. Someone called the lab and I had to interrupt to answer the phone. My answers were correct, but I the words registered in my mind way after they were spoken. I put the phone down and later I realized that I did that. I breath more ether and then I realize that I just did that even though I was planning to stop.
At about midnight, when I walked into subway on my way home, everyone moved away from me and left on the next stop, because of the extreme smell of ether which I did not feel. Only in the morning I realized that my room stinks from the smell I brought with me. Strangely enough, the feeling of delayed time stayed with me throughout the entire next day, shortened to only 2-5 seconds, but definitely there. It felt as if my everyday actions, responces in conversations, and pretty much all that I do were done without any actual attention from my conscience. A very unusual mind experience which I don't feel a desire to repeat. It's a little insecure not being able to consciously control my words.
After that day, the smell of ether for me changed, from pleasant to repulsive. It's been over four years and I still can't stand it. Now that I think of it, I had tried inhaling ether before that at least once, but I only had 20-50ml of it, and didn't get that far. And the smell of it remained attractive. Until this extreme attempt. Overall, the experience left an unpleasant memory and I don't want to repeat it.
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As mentioned in the last blog post I am finally able to start my challenge for this year. In an earlier blog post I thought about some key points that need to be decided before I can finally start. Here is the list with their short answers, the long answer is written below:
- In which main language will the tools be written?
- Go
- Will the language be compiled or interpreted?
- compiled and transpiled, starting with a transpiler
- What is the name of the language?
- Currently it is lbd (learning by doing), but I am still open for proposals
- What exact features will the language support?
- that depends on the evolution over time
- Will it be open source?
- Yes, it is! (Github)
Why did I choose Go over Swift? This decision is based on multiple thoughts:
First of all, I know Swift quite well and I work with it all day. I totally love this language and I am very happy to use it that often. I also think that it would fit quite well for a compiler toolchain. But by choosing Go I get a very powerful standard library and extremly powerful tools (which had more time to evolve than Swifts). I also get the ability to learn more about the Go programming language. I am familiar with the syntax and with some patterns but it is always best to create something to learn a new language.
In Go it is also very easy to produce binaries for different operating systems. That is not something that disqualifies Swift but it is much easier to do in Go and is very useful. Beside that Go does not expect any source breaking changes in contrast to Swift. So I do not have to worry about migrating to a new version of the language.
Why did I choose to compile/transpile the code?
Before answering this question here is a short definition of transpiling taken from Wikipedia:
A […] transpiler is a type of compiler that takes the source code of a program written in one programming language as its input and produces the equivalent source code in another programming language.
This is especially useful if you want to test your lexer and parser by generating code in a forgiving and simple language like Javascript. That is the reason why I want to start with that: to get results as fast as possible. In comparison to that the compiler generates low level code like assembler or machine code. I am going to use LLVM as the backend for the compiler. LLVM defines an interface to run low level machine instructions on multiple processors.
To be honest there is not that much to say about the name. I had some great ideas, mostly colors, gemstones, gods or places on earth like beaches or mountains. All of them are already taken. But since this language should not compete with others it does not matter whether the name is taken already. Apple hijacked another languages name with Swift. But I actually like the shortcut lbd for learning by doing. It says exactly why this project even exists and what I want to achieve with it. The only thing that bothers be is the similarity to lldb.
The features will depend on the language evolving over time. I am going to start with a very simple MVP and add more features later. Of course, as I already mentioned before, you can follow my progress on Github. I am open to feedback as well. You are also free to fork the project and build on it on your own.
That is all I wanted to say for now. Next week I am going to describe the lexer I already built.


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In polar regions, many studies have identified model strengths and weaknesses in reproducing observations 1, 8, 10, 99, 100. Yet, perhaps the most important challenge is identifying the climate system processes that must be represented in order to consider a model realistic enough for mechanistic studies and projections. More generally, simple comparisons between model results and observations do not allow estimating the origin of model biases or their impact. Process-based model evaluation offers the possibility of exploring the causes of discrepancies more deeply, identifying the links between various variables and ultimately suggesting model improvements 8, 46, 101– 103.
To illustrate this point, we compare the ice production–entrainment feedback in three existing simulations for all the sectors of the Southern Ocean with estimates derived from observations and a reanalysis (Fig. 4). A clear link is found between the value of the feedback factor and the amplitude of the seasonal cycle of ice volume: since the ice production–entrainment feedback is negative, it tends to damp the seasonal cycle; i.e., a stronger feedback corresponds to a weaker seasonal cycle. The spread across simulations and Antarctic sea ice regions in Fig. 4 stresses the large sensitivity of the feedback to the ocean properties. As many climate models suffer from large biases in their representation of the vertical structure of the Southern Ocean, they are unlikely to predict this feedback accurately. For instance, the overestimation of the amplitude of the seasonal cycle of sea ice volume in the model CCSM4 is likely related to a too weak negative feedback and improvements in the representation of ocean properties, in particular of temperature and salinity below the surface layer, would reduce this bias.
Amplitude of the sea ice volume seasonal cycle versus the ice production-entrainment feedback factor. The ice production-entrainment feedback factor γθ is defined as the ratio of the melting due to warm water entrainment to the initial ice formation 50. The values are estimated over 1990–2005 for a standardized perturbation corresponding to an increase of 10 cm of sea ice. For both observational and model datasets, the evaluation of γθ is performed on the basis of temperature and salinity profiles in the Southern Ocean, averaged over January–February for the period 1990–2005. Values are represented by five crosses corresponding to five sectors of the Southern Ocean 111. Results for NEMO-LIM 112, CCSM4 113, and IPSL 114 models are in colors. Estimates are given in black based on oceanic observations 115 and the sea ice volume derived from a reanalysis 116. For all datasets, the plain circles correspond to the average of γθ and of the amplitude of the ice volume seasonal cycle over all sectors, and ρ is the correlation coefficient between these two quantities


`WHO'S BEEN EATING MY FOOD?' COLORADANS ASK, AS BEARS FORAGE CLOSER
TO HOMES
BASALT, Colo. _ It was bad enough when Steve Solomon and his
wife, Bates, found the skunk crawling around under their bed at 2
a.m. That they could deal with. Sooner or later, Solomon figured,
the critter would make its way out the front door, which they
routinely left open for the breeze. But was the door still open?
Solomon had to check.
That's when he froze. It was open, all right.  I didn't know which one was
worse.''
Solomon is hardly the only Coloradan who of late has lived out a
Goldilocks tale in reverse. Because of a hot, dry summer that has
withered natural food supplies, and with an ever increasing number
of people living closer to forests and wilderness areas, bears have
been meeting up with humans at an alarming rate throughout the
state.
So far, only a smattering of human injuries have been reported,
all of them minor. The encounters have been worse on the bears,
more than 25 of which have been put to death this year under
Colorado's two-strikes-and-you're-out policy for those that forage
too close to people. Over the same period last year, the state
killed only six.
Biologists and state officials say that if there are more
summers like this one, and if home construction near mountainous
areas continues at its feverish pace, more dangerous confrontations
are inevitable.
``If a bear learns where to find human foods, he's likely to
come back,'' said Chuck Schwartz, an expert in bears as the leader
of the United States Geological Survey's Interagency Grizzly Bear
Study Team, in Bozeman, Mont. ``They have very good memory, and
they don't differentiate. If it's edible, they'll eat it.''
Grizzlies are not to be confused with the black bears roaming
Colorado and other states. Grizzlies, larger than black bears and
more threatening to humans, are generally found only in areas
around two national parks in the northwest Rockies, Yellowstone and
Glacier, putting them at greater distances from population centers.
Black bears, which are known to attack humans only when they
feel trapped, are commonly found in dense forests and mountain
terrain at high elevations, where they have encountered unsuitable
conditions in Colorado this year. A late spring frost and endless
summer weeks of uncommonly hot and dry weather have cost them their
usual meals of acorns and berries.
Bears typically eat up to 20 hours a day in the warm months to
put on enough weight to last the winter. Denied their natural
foods, they have been foraging closer to homes and towns to
scavenge landfills, trash cans, even dog dishes, making this year
one of the most active for officials responding to calls from
frightened people throughout the Rocky Mountain West. In Colorado,
reports of bear sightings and encounters now occur almost daily.
``Everybody has a bear story,'' said Solomon, a jewelry maker
who has lived for 15 years in Basalt (pronounced buh-SALT), a
mountain town 20 miles northwest of Aspen. ``One woman on the next
street down was canning in her kitchen with the door open. A bear
wandered in to help her out.''
``I know another family,'' he said, ``who eliminated every bit
of food from their house, scrubbed it down and now only eats in
restaurants.''
In Aspen, the food is apparently so tasty that for the first
time bears have been spotted poking into garbage bins along Main
Street this year. Other bears have wandered along streets in Grand
Junction. Tom Theobald, a beekeeper near Boulder, said bears had
twice ravaged his colonies, eating the honey and destroying
equipment at a cost that now exceeds $2,000.
``I don't know how they do it,'' he said of the bears'
marauding. ``They must be taking an awful lot of stings.''
Most encounters this summer have ended peacefully, but some have
taken their toll on the bears, especially those that officials have
previously encountered, tranquilized and tagged. Any tagged bear
that returns to where people live is put to death under the state
program if it can be caught.
According to the Colorado Department of Wildlife, 74 black bears
were killed in those two ways through Aug. 31, and the number is
climbing so rapidly that officials say this year could easily
become the worst for the bears in a decade.
Towns like Aspen and Snowmass Village, near bear habitat, are
taking steps to discourage the scavenging by requiring residents to
upgrade garbage receptacles and bringing misdemeanor charges
against those who do not comply.
Here in Basalt, Solomon has begun storing his trash elsewhere.
For the first time since he moved in all those years ago, he is
locking his front door at night.


Isro wishes Happy Children's Day to those 'who inspire us to be curious'
Taking to Twitter ISRO shared a beautiful picture of a child wearing a space helmet made of cardboard. 'For those who inspire us to always be curious--Happy Children's Day,' the image read
by ANIIndian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on Thursday extended their wishes to the children across the nation and said 'For those who inspire us to always be curious--Happy Children's Day.'
Taking to Twitter ISRO shared a beautiful picture of a child wearing a space helmet made of cardboard. "For those who inspire us to always be curious--Happy Children's Day," the image read.
"Here is wishing all children everywhere a very happy Children's Day. May your curiosity never die and your dreams never fade -- it is what inspires us to reach for the farthest frontiers of space," ISRO tweeted.
India celebrates Children's Day on November 14 each year, to mark the birth anniversary of its first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.


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Mary-Jo Foley writes that Microsoft is laying off 5,000 of its staff. Wow!
She quotes from the company’s Q2 earnings release:
“Microsoft will eliminate up to 5,000 jobs in R&D, marketing, sales, finance, legal, HR, and IT over the next 18 months, including 1,400 jobs today. These initiatives will reduce the company’s annual operating expense run rate by approximately $1.5 billion and reduce fiscal year 2009 capital expenditures by $700 million.”


Data Visualization
Data Discription: Mathematical Model of Bargaining
A picture is worth a thousand words and when it comes to data understanding; data visual representation is just invaluable. In this assessment, I enjoyed being introduced to a new data visualization tool that is the D3.js. Below you can find some graphical representations of samples of the data obtained from the mathematical model of bargaining. There are a variety of graphical models where each enriches data understanding and analysis for efficient policy and decision making.
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Here are Useful Resources on D3.js


This utility computes the spatial distance given the geodetic latitude, longitude and ellipsoidal height of two points. The datum code is NAD83. The user input and data ranges are defined below. The output is the spatial distance (marker to marker) in metres.
This utility computes spatial directions given the reduced ellipsoidal direction, the geodetic latitude, longitude and ellipsoidal height of two points. The datum code is NAD83. The user input and data ranges are defined below. The deflection of the vertical in the north-south plane (Xi) is to be input in seconds - positive north. The deflection of the vertical in the east-west plane (Eta) is to be input in seconds - positive east. The output is the computed spatial direction.
This utility computes astronomic azimuth given the geodetic latitude, longitude and ellipsoidal height of two points. The datum code is NAD83. The user input and ranges are defined below. the deflection of the vertical in the north-south plane (Xi) is to be input in seconds - positive north. the deflection of the vertical in the east-west plane (Eta) is to be input in seconds - positive east. The output is the astronomic azimuth and the computed slope distance (marker tomarker) in metres.


Player asked why Chelsea transfer collapsed after father claimed ‘signing was done’
by Naveen UllalJoaquín came up through the ranks of Real Betis’ academy before making his way into their first team in 2000.
He left them for Valencia in 2006 and after having spent nine years away from the Seville side, he returned to Betis in 2015.
Last October, the winger’s father Aurelio Sánchez revealed his son came close to joining Chelsea in 2006 after the Blues had agreed a fee and also personal terms with the player.
“The signing for Chelsea was done. Betis would receive €36m plus another €3m for a friendly, €6m per season for Joaquin, who would sign five years. I would take €3m and Jorge Mendes €3m for the operation,” Sánchez told El Español in 2018.
The player was in Madrid at the time and his father advised him to take a flight to Seville to sign the contract, but he decided against doing so because he was happy at Betis.
AS asked Joaquín about the comments made by his father regarding a ‘dizzying’ offer from Chelsea for his transfer in 2006.
Responding to that, he said: “My love for Betis deprived me of many things, perhaps. I don’t even remember Chelsea.”
Joaquín continues to be important at Betis, scoring at the weekend in their victory over Valencia.


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{%- extends "!layout.html" %} {% block content %} {{ super() }}
Let's test some of the functions from https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/templating.html#helper-functions
From the list at https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/templating.html#global-variables
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Manage paging, for each type of Html element. For each complex html structure!
Not just tag table
Suitable for any html tag!
HTML source - Data from HTML Javascript (arrays / objects) Data from Javascript use of jms-* for-* Data from Ajax with client-side processing use of jms-write Server-side Data from Ajax with server-side processing use of jms-* for-* 1 Data from object json example use of jms-foreach 2 Data from object json example use of for-property-* 3 Data from object json example use of jms-foreach for-property 4 Data from object json example use of jms-event


This section shows some Javascripts basic, which are in fact used internally in this library.
The last example shows very basic usage of this library.


I'd like to talk to everyone about someone we often neglect. That someone keeps our code flowing into production, runs all those automated tests, does things that we might not even remember to deploy to all our environments.
That someone is our build servers.
They tirelessly work to get our changes to our end users and we do neglect them. We don't treat our build servers like production servers, we hack them, we play with them, we mess up the environments. We may have several agents with different runtimes and gems and patch levels and who knows what.
We can do better.
In this talk I'd like to take you through something I've been working on over the last couple of months: Containerising your build. The tool I'll be using for this is Docker, but it's achievable with any VM or container technology. I'll take you through going from a working build on local to building local inside a container and then to moving that build to a build server, explaining what how and why as I go.


A tech enthusiast, especially on newest update on programming framework or features. High curiosity and Continuous Learner. Life Motto : "The Best Man are the most helpful to others -Prophet Muhammad PBUH".
Graduated from information system bachelor degree program With GPA 3.69, seeking an entry-level IT or PHP Developer position
My education background mostly is about programming, algorithm, software engineering, object-oriented programming, etc.
Below is listed my main qualification :
Working on a project quite tricky, sometime we will get stuck and trying so hard to get rid of even one bug. But in the end, we learn, we get something precious than a little nap, that is "Experience"
June 2019 - August 2019
Joins Quark Spark Technologies with short contract as Full Stack Developer. Get some work on web-based application using PHP and Laravel Framework. Join the team to contribute and support progress on client request
December 2015 - Present
Joins into several projects as a freelancer, and giving contribution to the development of some clients projects. I also sometimes asked by my junior to give a little insight and consultation, all of that is to help them find their own way on programming, and motivates them to finish their thesis.
August - December 2015
Hired by Chevron as Company-University Cooperative (COOP) Program as Intern to handle Document Controller projects at Kalpataru Office – DURI, Riau.
October - December 2018
Passed the Arduous Test and Participate In 1000 Digital Talent Scholarship 2018 and Ranked in Top 25 University and Top 100 among the 1000 on the Scholarship. Taking Artificial Intelligence Topics and Learning Python programming to work on it
August 2018 - Sept 2018
Taking a participation on Kominfo National Certification event SKKNI on 28-31 August and completed the certification process as certified “Programmer Madya / Intermediate Programmer” from Badan Nasional Sertifikasi Profesi (BNSP)
June 2011 - November 2018
Taking a long way up and down to finish my study at Islamic State University Of Sultan Syarif Kasim Riau (UIN SUSKA). During my study time, i've learn some programming language like C++, JAVA, Visual Basic, PHP, Javascript, etc. Then finally decides to finish my study by taking thesis research on Automatic Lecture Scheduling System.
"Creativity is more than just being different. Anybody can plan weird, that's easy.
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Shoreline Summit Adventures welcomes and encourages those of you who have participated in our adventures or artist workshops to submit original paintings of your own. Not only is this fun and a way of sharing your experience through our social networking sites but something you can contribute to our online store for sale. In the same way we share royalties with professional artists, if visitors to the site select products you produce, you can earn royalties as well.
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Credits
Hey stranger! I hope you love using Kiwi Conversations! These people helped it come about:
Github user
behigh did some
truly excellent work extending
Twitter's Bootstrap styling framework.
Twitter's Bootstrap framework also comes with a fantastic suite of
glyphicons, here's their
homesite.
Kiwi Conversations' logo is a derivative work of
Jordan Walmsley's beautiful
photograph.
I had the great pleasure of using Jeff Mott's CryptoJS library in Kiwi, found here:
https://code.google.com/p/crypto-js/#CryptoJS_3.1
Thanks to my lovely momma and poppa for being such a positive influence in my life
. This extension is dedicated to you guys. I'm really lucky (and grateful) to be your son. ;D
Thanks to my friends who have provided advice and enthusiasm over the past weeks, especially Josh, Jeremie, Jared, Landon, Joshua, and Cami!
Thanks also to
Nilanjan Banerjee. Despite knowing that I was just auditing his class and lacked experience, he entrusted me with some grant work. This gesture bent the arc of my life and led to new, exciting pursuits.
License
Kiwi Conversations' license can be found on Github
here and is known as a "Simplified BSD License".
Copyright (c) 2015, Spencer Dailey
All rights reserved.
You can find me
@spencenow on the tweters.


UK election campaign enters final rounds with Brexit on the line
LONDON: Britain's general election campaign enters its frenetic final stages on Monday (Dec 9), with Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn desperately seeking votes ahead of Thursday's crucial poll.
Johnson is hoping to regain the Conservative majority lost by his predecessor Theresa May in the last election, just two years ago, while Corbyn is aiming to upset the odds and usher in the first Labour government for nine years.
Hanging over the election is the issue of Britain's departure from the European Union, which will be thrown into doubt altogether should Johnson fail to achieve a majority.
The prime minister said on Sunday that the impact of Thursday's vote would be "felt for decades".
READ: Impact of UK polls to be 'felt for decades': PM Johnson
The high stakes and ideological divisions between Johnson and veteran leftist Corbyn have led to a fractious and personal campaign, with Johnson repeatedly facing questions over his trustworthiness and the Labour leader on the backfoot over anti-Semitism within his party.
The pair traded barbs over Brexit in Friday's final TV debate, but also on other key election themes such as the health service, austerity and terrorism.
LAST PUSH FOR VOTES
A Conservative majority would almost certainly confirm Britain's departure from the European Union, but any other result could lead to a second referendum and the 2016 result being overturned.
The Labour leader is proposing to negotiate a softer form of Brexit if he becomes prime minister to put up against remaining in the bloc in the vote.
Johnson is due to visit Brexit-backing Sunderland, northeast England, on Monday in a final push to lure traditional Labour voters to his side.
READ: Healthcare battles Brexit as top UK election issue
"The Labour party has let you down most of all," he was expected to say, according to extracts released by his party.
"Under Jeremy Corbyn, they promised to honour the result of the referendum - before voting against Brexit every chance they had. They won their seats on a false prospectus and then stuck two fingers up to the public."
Corbyn's main attack line has been to accuse Johnson of opening up Britain's cherished National Health Service (NHS) to US businesses as part of a post-Brexit trade deal with President Donald Trump.
READ: Terror checks intensify as London Bridge attack enters election fray
Labour's would-be finance minister John McDonnell will on Monday lay out the early priorities of any future Labour government, including an end to austerity, investment in a "Green Industrial Revolution" and nationalisation of key utilities.
"In too many parts of the country, we have been wasting people's potential," he was due to say.
"That's down to successive governments sitting back and leaving the fate of whole communities at the mercy of market forces."
BRUISING CLAIMS
Corbyn has spent the campaign lagging in the polls, and has yet to show signs of mounting the late surge that he achieved in 2017, which stripped then prime-minister Theresa May of her majority.
Polls released on Saturday showed the Conservatives with an average lead of 10 per cent.
Pollsters believe that Johnson needs to be more than six points clear of Labour on Thursday to secure a majority.
READ: Anti-Semitism stokes fear and election angst in UK's 'bagel belt'
The campaign was rocked on Nov 29 by a terror attack at London Bridge that left two members of the public dead, with police fatally shooting the attacker Usman Khan.
Khan had already been jailed for terror offences, but was released early, leading to tough question for the government.
Johnson said in Friday's debate that he thought it was "wrong" that Khan had been released early, prompting a stinging attack from the father of victim Jack Merritt, who helped run a project to rehabilitate offenders.
"Johnson lied and used our son's death to make political capital," David Merritt wrote on Twitter.
 He's the worst of us," he added. "I'll be voting least worst option: Anti-Tory."
Corbyn has also faced uncomfortable moments on the campaign trail, particularly over anti-Semitism.
The US-based Simon Wiesenthal Center, which fights anti-Semitism, on Sunday named Corbyn as the top anti-Semitic person or event for 2019, adding that Britain would become a "pariah" if he becomes prime minister.


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Attribute that defines the properties of a Mixed Reality Toolkit data provider.
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Here are some my favorite links, I sometimes back to them to refer them again. There may be worth reading them for sure if you never read them.
To be added…
Swift
- Swift Weak References by Mike Ash
- Method Dispatch in Swift
- All about Concurrency in Swift
- The GCD Handbook
iOS
Git
Algorithms/Data structures
Mindset
- Technical Development Guide
- Teach Yourself Computer Science
- How To Become A Hacker
- Write Code Every Day
- Things You Should Never Do, Part I
- As a software engineer, what’s the best skill set to have for the next 5-10 years?
- How to be an open source gardener
- 180 websites in 180 days
- self.made()
- How I Choose Projects
Life
Book
- The five programming books that meant most to me
- Programming books you might want to consider reading (12 CS books)
- Books that Changed My Perspective
Programming
- The Clean Architecture
- Dependency injection is not a virtue
- How I wrote a self-hosting C compiler in 40 days
- Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years, Japanese
Open Source
- Open Source Contribution Etiquette
- “Merge pull request” Considered Harmful
- Becoming Open Source by Default
- How to be an open source gardener


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places
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I am passsionate about creating websites and stuff through programming.Currently I am a student at Moringa school pursuing
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[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> @Gloryman No, its practically not the same opinion. As a lead dev of a crypto, he understands that change is inevitable. And he is consistent, with his words.
You are in both discords, telling each person they are the greatest in the world. This FPGA conversation, for the Verus project, has been really the first serious issue for the community & the project to encounter together. To be fair to everyone else, bc they have an opinion to voice to, you should state your honest opinion & then chime in, when it's suitable. Not try to seek attention, here or there.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> I'm not questioning you being a part of the community or having an opinion, as important as the next persons. I'm only saying to be honest & to be consistent, in what you say. I've been to the FPGA discord. I even checked out all the prices & the results. Why? For general knowledge, I was curious.
[dscrdvrsc] <Gloryman> I have never changed my opinion for 4 months on fpga mining.
[dscrdvrsc] <Gloryman> show me where i give two opposing views
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> I don't need to. I think you know you've been in both discords, telling each one how good they are. Come on.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> People have commented on you being on both sides, this entire FPGA discussion. Weeks probably
[dscrdvrsc] <Gloryman> I have been on both discords expressing the same opinion. They say I am trolling to help you guys out and you say I'm causing fud and trying to be on the side of fpga miners. Its hysteria. None of you can show me a expressing two opposing views
[dscrdvrsc] <Gloryman> Its mass hysteria. There is not a single quite showing me saying something contradictory.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> You just said it. It's not mass hysteria. It's obviously your actions
[dscrdvrsc] <Gloryman> Ok, smart people can work it out for themselves, but if you have zero evidence of me lying or playing both sides, then I'm going to ignore you. Do what you want. I'm fine with that
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> It's not just me
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> A lot of people have expressed their frustration with you
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> Have they not?
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> Are you not apologizing every other day, for something?
[dscrdvrsc] <Gloryman> I'm ignoring all people that make accusations with out evidence or validity from now on. Do what you want.
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick ManBearPig> The tone in this discord has changed drastically since the fpga announcement, and considering every time I come on here(which is far less frequently now) it's full of misinformation from the same person posting more than anyone else. Sold out asap, but somehow keeps making demands. Spreading FUD. It's old. It's tiresome.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> FGPA miners are largely ROI chasers. GPU and CPU miners usually mine in projects they like and are more likely to hold. This is based on what i heard in their discord. Also, price dropped 66% over the course of FPGA miners taking off.
@Honey I cant afford one this soon buddy, but let me know when there is another promotion.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> There are two of your opinions
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> On the first page I clicked on the discord... you are everywhere
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick ManBearPig> "GlorymanToday at 5:22 PM
I'm ignoring all people that make accusations with out evidence or validity from now on. Do what you want."
You mean like this:
GlorymanYesterday at 7:57 PM
FGPA miners are largely ROI chasers. GPU and CPU miners usually mine in projects they like and are more likely to hold. This is based on what i heard in their discord. Also, price dropped 66% over the course of FPGA miners taking off.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> You want to buy one when there's another promotion. But you are seeking praise with your Anti-FPGA statement
[dscrdvrsc] <Gloryman> @Cruz Thanks for showing something as this allows me to explain. I've said on this forum for months that I wanted to get an FPGA and I still do. I have never contradicted this. @Patrick ManBearPig What was wrong on inaccurate about what i said. That is my honest opinion, then and now.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> Why should we even know, if you want to buy one?
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> I don't. But you are so loud
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick ManBearPig> Knows so little, speaks so much.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> Be a community member like everyone else. No quieter, no louder
[dscrdvrsc] <Gloryman> @Cruz lol, people talk about a lot of different mining developments on this discord. One of the miner developers for Verus was talking about FPGAs because it is relevant to the VERUS project.
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[dscrdvrsc] <Gloryman> @Cruz some people talk less, some people talk more. This is part of life.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> When we have been trying to have serious conversations, here you are piping in, or apologizing.
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick ManBearPig> Why do you keep putting yourself in the same breath as developers?
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick ManBearPig> You keep dropping names, but have you contributed anything? Serious question.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> Lol the difference between me and Mike, is a difference I wish not to look into ....
[dscrdvrsc] <Gloryman> @Cruz I dont understand.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> @Cruz lol, when i say FPGA miners are not evil but they at this time they damage the project you say I'm playing both sides. Then when mike says they are coin sniping but wants to work with them to equalise then its 'great work'. This is practically the same opinion. joy
[dscrdvrsc] <Gloryman> whats wrong with that?
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> Mike can say freely what he wants to. He has good reasoning. Why compare yourself to Mike? lol
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> His work is great, yeah
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> Where's your work?
[dscrdvrsc] <Gloryman> Hahahhahaha. Some people can have a similar opinion on things. Even if one is talented.
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[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick ManBearPig> And some people are just a spectator at a movie, but they didn't even buy a ticket to the cheapest matinee they just snuck in past the booth
[dscrdvrsc] <Ginasis Mining Pools> Lets all chill and drop it
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> Me and Warren Buffet have similar opinions.
But his are valid, my aren't ⅛ valid as his.
[dscrdvrsc] <Gloryman> My opinion is 'coin sniping' damaging and 'equalising' is good.
[dscrdvrsc] <Cruz> Your opinion changes from day to day, discord to discord
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick ManBearPig> Unless it benefits a threadripper of course
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick ManBearPig> Then lets go with that option


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The layout system is an extension of the same linguistic rules (Set A) outlined in a Syntax and Morphology. The principles of Chaos—Order, and Expansion—Compression were areas of focus as applied to how a person views and interacts with objects in space or the human machine (object) interface. Of particular interest was how the distance between a viewer and an object, or the scale of a person in a volumetric space changes how an environment and the objects within are perceived, from near to far — a sort of "look-peek-examine" action. As a viewer moves closer to an object, the object occupies a larger portion of the field of view (the object gets bigger). As the person moves farther away, the object gets smaller, and the viewer becomes aware of surrounding context whether it is negative space or other objects around it. In practice, this treatment of imagery in both two and three dimensions is commonplace: photo books, catalogues raisonnes, publications and architecture are all representative cases. By playing with scale, negative space, and juxtaposition, opportunities for closer inspection are created, as seen when a person steps into a gallery and walks closer towards an image to examine it. At the same time, visual hierarchy and interest are created when viewed as a whole, leading the eye towards areas of emphasis. Juxtaposition can suggest narrative and relationship between objects as well.
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Thousands of Disney+ Streaming Accounts Hacked and for Sale on Dark Web
Disney’s big new streaming service, Disney+, has already been hacked and the personal information of thousands of customers have been stolen and put up for sale by hackers on the dark web.
by Warner Todd HustonCustomer accounts are already for sale for as low as three dollars per account, ZDNet is reporting.
The service only launched seven days ago, and in that short stretch of time Disney gained more than ten million subscribers. But it was only days before some subscribers were reporting that they had lost control of their accounts as hackers gained access and changed passwords.
One customer reported having his account hacked a mere ten hours after opening his Disney+ account.
Others announced similar outrages:
ZDNet also found that some hackers were simply posting lists of Disney+ users to allow thieves to use the accounts for free. Disney+ allows legitimate users to use the same account on multiple devices, so many users would never even know if someone else was also using their account.
Security experts urge streaming customers to use unique passwords for Disney+, one they don’t use on any other account, and for users to employ symbols, numbers, and upper and lower case letters to help discourage hackers from simply guessing commonly used passwords.
Disney+ is far from the only streaming service that has suffered a loss of security for customer accounts. The dark web is awash with hackers selling account information from customers of Hulu, Amazon Prime, Netflix and other services.
The Disney streamer has already experienced a troubled rollout with Disney executives forced to apologize for outages on its very first live day on the web.
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W3MMAN(1) W3MMAN(1) NAME w3mman - an interface to the on-line reference manuals by w3m(1) SYNOPSIS w3mman [-M path] [section] page w3mman [-M path] -k keyword w3mman -l file DESCRIPTION w3mman is the system's manual pager by w3m(1). OPTIONS A summary of options is included below. -M path Specify path as MANPATH. -k keyword Specify keyword. -l file Specify a file. ENVIRONMENT W3MMAN_W3M If W3MMAN_W3M is set, its value is used instead of w3m. W3MMAN_MAN If W3MMAN_MAN is set, its value is used instead of /usr/bin/man. FILES /usr/lib/w3m/cgi-bin/w3mman2html.cgi convert manual page to html. SEE ALSO man(1), w3m(1). AUTHOR This manual page was written by Fumitoshi UKAI<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others). Nov 5, 2005 W3MMAN(1)


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