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Data transfer object to pass paging parameters for queries. The page is defined by two parameters. The skip
parameter defines number of items to skip. The Paging parameter sets how many items to return in a page. And the optional total
parameter tells to return total number of items in the query.
Remember: not all implementations support total
parameter because its generation may lead to severe performance implications.
| PipServices3.Commons.Data.PagingParams.PagingParams | ( | ) |
Creates a new instance and sets its values.
| PipServices3.Commons.Data.PagingParams.PagingParams | ( | object | skip, |
| object | take, | ||
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| ) |
Creates a new instance and sets its values.
| skip | the number of items to skip. |
| take | the number of items to return. |
| total | true to return the total number of items. |
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static |
Creates a new PagingParams and sets it parameters from the AnyValueMap map
| map | a AnyValueMap to initialize this PagingParams |
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static |
Creates a new PagingParams from a list of key-value pairs called tuples.
| tuples | a list of values where odd elements are keys and the following even elements are values |
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static |
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| value | value to be converted |
| long PipServices3.Commons.Data.PagingParams.GetSkip | ( | long | minSkip = 0 | ) |
Gets the number of items to skip.
| minSkip | the minimum number of items to skip. |
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| maxTake | the maximum number of items to return. |
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GSoC Project Timeline
May 28, 2017
Here is a description of how I plan to manage my schedule during GSoC period.
Project Overview
Presently, we have coala - an automatic code linter and vulture - dead code
reporter. Amongst coala’s fundamental code checkers
known as Bears
, there is
a VultureBear
which runs vulture over the input batch of files and prepares a
patch for the respective files. The project proposal focuses on improving the
VultureBear and making vulture available as a library rather than as command
line tool.
Full project description can be found here: GSoC Project I am working on this summer
Milestones
The milestones are yet to be reviewed by my mentor (@jendrikseipp).
Pre - Community Bonding Period ( Up Till May 4)
- Initial investigation and discussion on what features to be added to API, and start implementing them on the go.
- Continue discussion with the community on ast and enhanced pyflakes ast - What are the underlying differences, and what can be possible implementations for source range acquisition.
- Diagnose possible cases which would render the code unreachable.
- Inculcate a habit of downloading the trending project of the day, running vulture on it, analyzing the results and adding anything suitable to whitelist file. This would help us in maintaining a rich whitelist file.
- Prioritize all the goals and targets
Community Bonding (May 5 - 30)
- Finalize what should be implemented for source range acquisition on the basis of discussions during pre - community bonding period.
Week 1 & 2 (May 31 - June 13)
- Implement API - At this point, we would have a fully functioning API, and we would be ready to incorporate these changes into the VultureBear.
- Refactor VultureBear to incorporate API - This would be relatively easy as the API would have had until now respected it’s usage in the VultureBear.
Week 3 (June 14 - 20)
- Realize VultureBear completely - At this point, it should be able to execute vulture, parse output, produce the patch file for removing the dead code what so ever found. Review the tests written so far and add relevant test cases.
- Document Bear
- API documentation including, but not limited to possible use cases, example code snippets
- See that code is completely documented in place
- Buffer time to finish pending work.
Week 4 (June 20 - 26)
- Develop an analysis report on what all constructs can we detect with complete surety, partial surety and the ones we cannot detect for the sake of implementing a confidence value with results. (A crude version is here in this thread).
- Discuss on the levels of certainty we would need to have (perhaps four for highly accurate (100%), accurate (>80%), medium (70 - 80%) and can’t say)
Week 5 (June 27 - July 4)
- Create whitelist files for popular Python frameworks like Django
- Configure vulture in order to ensure that whitelist is taken into account by default.
- Updating docs and writing tests.
Week 6 (July 4 - 15)
- Adapt to the strategy worked during community bonding period for obtaining source range.
Week 7 & 8 (July 15 - 29)
- Diagnose the instances of unreachable code, our concern here would be to identify all such cases which would render the code unreachable, like the if False; if True: else; code after return statements, etc. - Adding this to the dead code classes, under a new category: get_unreachable
Week 9 (August 1 - 7)
- Integrate these results with the VultureBear, which would primarily consist of:
- Transmitting source range, and unreachable code instances through API
- Yielding the results of Bear in the new format.
Week 11 (August 8 - 17)
- Adding the suitable documentation for the new changes incorporated in the API, Bear and vulture itself.
- Code Review
- Taking feedback and making any improvements proposed.
Week 12 (August 17 - 24)
- Buffer week to complete any pending work, evaluate and review tasks completed, review documentation and test cases.
Please drop by a message in the comments section, send me an e-mail or even awesome, send a PR to suggest any changes or queries you may have.


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LeetCode11
LeetCode 第11题的分析和总结
题目描述：
Given n non-negative integers a1, a2, ..., an ,
where each represents a point at coordinate (i, ai).
n vertical lines are drawn such that the two endpoints of line i is at (i, ai) and (i, 0).
Find two lines, which together with x-axis forms a container,
such that the container contains the most water.
Note: You may not slant the container and n is at least 2.
The above vertical lines are represented by array [1,8,6,2,5,4,8,3,7].
In this case, the max area of water (blue section)
the container can contain is 49.
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Output: 49
思路清晰，这道题和原来的不同:
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只是为了寻找两个位置i,j 组成的桶，能够形成一个最大的容器，而不是这个题目：https://leetcode.com/problems/trapping-rain-water/
这就是一个“双指针”移动的问题。
代码：
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int S = 0, i = 0, j = A.length -1;
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The Versatile Tensor Accelerator (VTA) is an open, generic, and customizable deep learning accelerator with a complete TVM-based compiler stack. We designed VTA to expose the most salient and common characteristics of mainstream deep learning accelerators. Together TVM and VTA form an end-to-end hardware-software deep learning system stack that includes hardware design, drivers, a JIT runtime, and an optimizing compiler stack based on TVM.
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LOVE AND DEATH ON LONG ISLAND A film review by Matt Williams
RATING: * * out of * * * *
An obsessive stalker seems an unlikely comedic hero, but the recent comedy Love and Death on Long Island actually manages to pull it off, to a little extent. Though it gets awkward at times, the film is mildly amusing.
Giles De'Ath (John Hurt) is a reclusive London author who has eschewed most modern conveniences in favor of a simpler life. However, a disruptive set of circumstances sets Giles off to watch the latest E.M. Forster film when he stumbles upon a trashy teen flick, Hotpants College II. Dismayed at first by his mistake, Giles is soon transfixed by the actor in one of the film's smaller roles: teen heartthrob Ronnie Bostock (Jason Priestley).
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MEETING AGENDA
===============
1. Preliminaries, 5 mins.
2. Status Review.
We haven't had a meeting in 4 weeks, so we need some catchup. Roundtable of what people are doing.
Specifically, please comment on advances towards the outstanding items defined in the Diamond Meeting [3]
reproduced below.
Please take a moment to think about any preconditions you need for completions. This includes what you're
doing in order to be able to do the line item as listed, and what you need from other team members.
We need to be clear on what people are waiting in order to proceed.
For instance, I'm presently looking at XML Schema for defining Normative Types, which is necessary for
NT self-id, namespacing and extensibility, which is necessary for item 2 (services API).
3. Collecting the complete list of work outstanding
What is NOT on this list for work that must be completed for charter exit? Take a moment to
review all the work you would like to do by Charter exit. For instance, for myself I want to
1. define XML Schema NT description mechanism
2. 1PWD of NTs
3. rebuild and test exampleJava against the new pv* modules and convert them to using pvAccess only RPC
4. convert examples to use the new Normative Type self id (depends on 1), through pvaccess id
mechanism (depends on Matej)
5. define interface for superEasyPva
6. Check use of easyPVA and superEasyPVA for doing RPC from Matlab, specifically to get model data
7. Complete model service (not in EPICS V4 charter but related for 6 and 8)
8. Make sure we can demo all of the charter exit functionalities as described at the Diamond meeting.
9. Make proposal items for the next charter.
4. Clear Module Status review.
If it wasn't explicit from the above discussion, explicitly review the state of
readiness of pv* java and c++ modules.
When can we:
i. sync and integrate endpoint software against pv* tips?
ii. When can Dirk start again to build on vxWorks?
iii. Convert RPC uses to pvAccess only method?
iv. Use the pvaccess id field for sending structure ids?
MEETING MINUTES
================
Present: BD, GW, DH, RL, MK, MS, GS
Scribe: DH
***********
NEW TOPIC: Status Review
***********
Looking at all Agenda items above as one, overall status:
Bob's Status:
BD: Have money for MK/MS for next 8 months.
GW: [Updating telcon attendees who were not in the Diamond meeting] Next year 2 working groups, one on IOC oriented towards beamline physics requirements, and one oriente towards accelerator data services.
Greg's Status:
GW: Model service using rdb service using normative types and xml l schema. xml schema solves a lot of problems, e.g. identification. Sent this out before meeting.
Proposal will go into normative types document.
RL: Need multiple inheritance at the pvData level.
GW: xml schema allows multipliple inheritance. Well-defined for xml schema. Not sure how to do this for PVData.
David's status:
DH: *Working on [type] conversion API. Pretty good and committed.*
Before we had a number of errors, now these have been removed and all reasonable type conversions are included.
Range checking now included.
Special handling for the Java float saturation points handled.
Worked also on consistency. Esp w.r.t. string conversions, and made error handling consistent.
Regularized use of API, and made the higher level methods use lower level.
There are conversions from PVFields to Java primitives, PVField to strings,and several other permutations. So, 100s of methods, haven't tested each one.
Will send email to describe the new API.
Conversion to strings in particular may be changed. Please take a look.
MK: Are there changes to convertTest - so how are tests done?
DH: Tests not yet in the build.
MK: Ok with me if you replace the existing convertTest.
DH: ok.
DH: Problematic to make an exhaustive test.
MK: +1
MK: Looks carefully done, wonderful.
Ralph's Status:
RL: Basic directory service is working. Currently adding options: Getting answers sorted on certain columns, specify columns to return.
Waiting on:
1) PVAccess normative type for queries to service
2) resolution to problems with NTTable (should columns have fixed names, or be in substructure with a fixed name; order is not an issue)
3) what is a normative document
GW: Have alternative idea. Discuss using email.
GW: If Normative Document, then owe it to reader to tell them how it works.
If not normative: I'm giving you some information about how you might to use the service.
RL: What should write given some things are not defined yet.
GW: Don't publish in one go. This is a normative standard, but it's a draft. When defined update.
GW: Directory service looking good. How to deal with NTTable structure containing more than the expected number of elements - will discuss.
Marty and Matej's Status:
Looking at Status and Technical Issues status as line items
4. Clear Module Status review.
If it wasn't explicit from the above discussion, explicitly review the state of
readiness of pv* java and c++ modules.
When can we:
i. sync and integrate endpoint software against pv* tips?
>> Next week.
ii. When can Dirk start again to build on vxWorks?
>> ii Now. We want to know if he has problems.
iii. Convert RPC uses to pvAccess only method?
>> iii, the Java impl is now tested.
iv. Use the pvaccess id field for sending structure ids?
>> Ready for test now.
MS: pvAccess java and cpp are stable. Implemented getID in java and c++.
Will update pvAcAccess spec.
MK:By end of month in place with all the major momodules in java and c++
MS: Can implement Java RPC service without pvIOC - implemented and working.
RL: Directory service doesn't need any pvIOC. The code is much easier to understand. Like it. Includes thread pool so can run multiple accesses. Infrastructure there to have multiple worker er threads.
MS When do RPC request on the client side have to wait.
RL: Two different clients can send multiple threads. Single client can't send multiple requests from one channel RPC.
MS: The client would have to create two RPC requests for that
GW: Can we have an example.
MS: Well .... yes.
MS: easyPVA rpc report - status implemented in java. (no easyPVA in C++)
MS: Started working on PVManager PVStructures
MS will proceed to convert PvAccess CPP to the new RPC mechanism.
AI pending: We will need to remove that code from pvService.
GS: Which language is PVVManager work in.
MS: Java only, since PVManager is only available in Java.
BD: Can this be accomplished this month.
MS: Think so, so can do this next month.
All: Probably no one going to Korea meeting. At best give talk for someone else to give.
BD: Who's coming to BNL meetiing?
Ans:Probably everyone (MS 40%).
Status of Outstanding Technical Issues for this charter exit [from Diamond Meeting]:
MS 1. Asynch RPC.
>> See above for RPC
GW 2. Services API. Add services to eget.
MS 3. Deciding provider (that is, pvAccess or CA) for a V3 PV.
MS: Problem is in 2 parts: Specifying the list of alternative providers. 2nd, how to use a provider.
We may simply implement the solution that both providers are always tried!
MK: 4. "Dirk Requirement." A module on embedded IOC that can collect V3 record data and return it as V4 data.
 But not monitor.
One MUST be able to specify an ad hoc list of V3 PVs to be acquired or put to. Additionally,
alternatively, an IOC engineer must be able to pre-specify the list of V3 PV as a static list
in a file on the IOC.
>> Will start beginning of Sept
MS: 5. easyPVA RPC (in Java impl of easyPVA)
>> Implemented for months in Java! Waiting for Greg to test. [There is no EasyPVA in cpp]
GW/JR 6. SupereasyPVA.
Status of Items Required for beta 2 [from Diamond Meeting]:
MS 7. Add the relevant NT PVstructures to pvManager - those types pvmanager already understands.
>> Ongoing. Just started as of this meeting.
GW 8. Mechanism for header and copyright.
MK 9. Debug that v3Channel and pvIOCJava fail for remote access.
>> Fixed!
MK 10. Add unsigned to v3channel
>> Done!
MS 11. pvAccessJava test server not working due to beta 2 changes.
>> Fixed!
MK/MS 12. Upgrade documentation to beta 2.
>> pvDataJava, pvDataCPP, pvIOCCPP are ready.
>> pvServiceCPP is next. Then pvIOCJava and pvServiceJava
>> I will let Matej discuss pvAccessJava and pcAccessCPP.
MS 13. Upgrade pvAccess specification document reflect implementation.
DH 14. Finish implementing java unsigned.
MS 15. Java RPC depends on record processing, c++ Doesn't. Put Java RPC into pvAccess. This is
part of job 1 above, Async RPC. In Java, RPC will be multithreaded. In C++, not multithreaded.
>> Done. But we still have to remove RPC from pvService.
*************
NEW TOPIC: BNL Meeting
*************
Oct 15-19th. Monday & Tues are RDB. Wed RDB and V4 services.
Thur and Fri V4.
Meeting Ends.


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# File app/models/collected_item.rb, line 175 def self.collect_item(user, uri, hit) # This collects an item for a particular user. Different users can collect the same item, but a single # user can only collect an item once. If the item was collected successfully, then this returns the # item. If there is an error, then it throws an exception. # Has it been collected before? cached_resource = CachedResource.find_by_uri(uri) if (cached_resource != nil) item = CollectedItem.find_by_user_id_and_cached_resource_id(user.id, cached_resource.id) if item != nil err_str = "Can't collect item because it is already collected. User=#{user.username} Item=#{uri}" logger.info(err_str) return # Just return with no effect if it is already collected. It doesn't matter. end end # Create cached_resource item if it hasn't been created if (cached_resource == nil) cached_resource = CachedResource.new(:uri => uri) if hit == nil hit = Catalog.factory_create(false).get_object(uri) end cached_resource.set_hit(hit) end # Store the item item = CollectedItem.new item.user = user item.cached_resource = cached_resource item.save! ObjectActivity.record_collect(user, uri) return item end
# File app/models/collected_item.rb, line 168 def self.escape_quote(arr) return '' if arr == nil return '' if arr[0] == nil str = arr[0].gsub("\n", " ").gsub("\r", " ") return str.gsub("'", "`") #TODO-PER: get the real syntax for this. We want to replace "single quote" with "backslash single quote" end
# File app/models/collected_item.rb, line 210 def self.get(user, uri) cached_resource = CachedResource.find_by_uri(uri) if (cached_resource == nil) return nil end user_id = user.id cached_resource_id = cached_resource.id item = CollectedItem.find_by_user_id_and_cached_resource_id(user_id, cached_resource_id) return item end
# File app/models/collected_item.rb, line 33 def self.get_all_users_collections(user) return CollectedItem.where({user_id: user.id}) end
This returns the collected objects as a json string
# File app/models/collected_item.rb, line 38 def self.get_collected_object_array(user_id) objs = CollectedItem.where({user_id: user_id}) str = "" objs.each {|obj| hit = CachedResource.get_hit_from_resource_id(obj.cached_resource_id) if hit != nil image = CachedResource.get_thumbnail_from_hit(hit) image = ActionController::Base.new.view_context.image_path(DEFAULT_THUMBNAIL_IMAGE_PATH) if image == "" || image == nil if str != "" str += ",\n" end str += "{ uri: '#{hit['uri']}', thumbnail: '#{image}', title: '#{self.escape_quote(hit['title'])}'}" end } return '[' + str + ']' end
this returns the collected objects as a ruby array
# File app/models/collected_item.rb, line 153 def self.get_collected_object_ruby_array(user_id) objs = CollectedItem.where({user_id: user_id}) arr = [] objs.each {|obj| hit = CachedResource.get_hit_from_resource_id(obj.cached_resource_id) if hit != nil image = CachedResource.get_thumbnail_from_hit(hit) image = ActionController::Base.new.view_context.image_path(DEFAULT_THUMBNAIL_IMAGE_PATH) if image == "" || image == nil arr.insert(-1, { :uri => hit['uri'], :thumbnail => image, :title => self.escape_quote(hit['title']) }) end } return arr end
# File app/models/collected_item.rb, line 106 def self.get_collected_objects(user_id) # sql1 = "select uri,archive,title,author,thumbnail FROM " # sql2 = "(select exhibit_objects.id AS exhibit_objects_id,cached_resources.id AS cached_resources_id,cached_resources.uri, " # sql3 = "CASE WHEN cp1.name = 'archive' THEN cp1.value END AS archive, " # sql4 = "CASE WHEN cp1.name = 'title' THEN cp1.value END AS title, " # sql5 = "CASE WHEN cp1.name = 'role_AUT' or cp1.name = 'role_ART' THEN cp1.value END AS author, " # sql6 = "CASE WHEN cp1.name = 'thumbnail' THEN cp1.value END AS thumbnail " # sql7 = "from collected_items " # sql8 = "inner join cached_resources on cached_resources.id = collected_items.cached_resource_id " # sql9 = "inner join cached_properties AS cp1 on cp1.cached_resource_id = collected_items.cached_resource_id " # sql10 = "left outer join exhibit_objects on exhibit_objects.uri = cached_resources.uri " # sql11 = "where collected_items.user_id = #{user_id} and (cp1.name = 'archive' || cp1.name = 'title' || cp1.name = 'role_AUT' || cp1.name = 'role_ART' || cp1.name = 'thumbnail') ) as tbl1" # sql = "#{sql1}#{sql2}#{sql3}#{sql4}#{sql5}#{sql6}#{sql7}#{sql8}#{sql9}#{sql10}#{sql11}" statement = [ "select cached_resources.id,cached_resources.uri,cached_properties.name,cached_properties.value from collected_items", "inner join cached_resources on cached_resources.id = collected_items.cached_resource_id", "inner join cached_properties on cached_properties.cached_resource_id = collected_items.cached_resource_id", #TODO-PER: don't know why this was ever here: "inner join exhibit_objects on exhibit_objects.uri = cached_resources.uri", "where collected_items.user_id = #{user_id}", "and (cached_properties.name = 'archive' || cached_properties.name = 'title' || cached_properties.name = 'role_AUT' || cached_properties.name = 'role_ART' || cached_properties.name = 'thumbnail' || cached_properties.name = 'archive')" ] sql = statement.join(' ') recs = {} match = ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute(sql) match.each { |rec| # if recs[rec[0]] == nil # recs[rec[0]] = { 'uri' => rec[0] } # end # recs[rec[0]]['archive'] = rec[1] if rec[1] # recs[rec[0]]['title'] = rec[2] if rec[2] # recs[rec[0]]['author'] = rec[3] if rec[3] # recs[rec[0]]['thumbnail'] = rec[4] if rec[4] if recs[rec[1]] == nil recs[rec[1]] = { 'uri' => rec[1] } end if recs[rec[1]][rec[2]] recs[rec[1]][rec[2]] += ", #{rec[3]}" if !recs[rec[1]][rec[2]].include?(rec[3]) else recs[rec[1]][rec[2]] = rec[3] end } return recs end
# File app/models/collected_item.rb, line 56 def self.get_collected_objects_for_thumbnails(user_id, exhibit_id, is_chosen) # This was really slow going through ActiveRecord, so here's a quicker query. # if is_chosen == 'true' # sql = "select cached_resources.id,cached_resources.uri,cached_properties.name,cached_properties.value from collected_items inner join cached_resources on cached_resources.id = collected_items.cached_resource_id inner join cached_properties on cached_properties.cached_resource_id = collected_items.cached_resource_id inner join exhibit_objects on exhibit_objects.uri = cached_resources.uri where collected_items.user_id = #{user_id} and (cached_properties.name = 'archive' || cached_properties.name = 'title' || cached_properties.name = 'role_AUT' || cached_properties.name = 'role_ART') and exhibit_objects.exhibit_id = #{exhibit_id}" # else # sql = "select cached_resources.id,cached_resources.uri,cached_properties.name,cached_properties.value from collected_items inner join cached_resources on cached_resources.id = collected_items.cached_resource_id inner join cached_properties on cached_properties.cached_resource_id = collected_items.cached_resource_id left outer join exhibit_objects on exhibit_objects.uri = cached_resources.uri where collected_items.user_id = #{user_id} and (cached_properties.name = 'archive' || cached_properties.name = 'title' || cached_properties.name = 'role_AUT' || cached_properties.name = 'role_ART') and (exhibit_objects.exhibit_id is null or exhibit_objects.exhibit_id <> #{exhibit_id})" # end # first we have to get the chosen items, then if we want the unchosen ones, we need to get all of the items and remove the chosen ones. # That is because an item might be in two exhibits, so would match both sides. sql = "select cached_resources.id,cached_resources.uri,cached_properties.name,cached_properties.value from collected_items inner join cached_resources on cached_resources.id = collected_items.cached_resource_id inner join cached_properties on cached_properties.cached_resource_id = collected_items.cached_resource_id inner join exhibit_objects on exhibit_objects.uri = cached_resources.uri where collected_items.user_id = #{user_id} and (cached_properties.name = 'archive' || cached_properties.name = 'title' || cached_properties.name = 'role_AUT' || cached_properties.name = 'thumbnail' || cached_properties.name = 'role_ART') and exhibit_objects.exhibit_id = #{exhibit_id}" recs = {} match = ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute(sql) match.each { |rec| if recs[rec[1]] == nil recs[rec[1]] = { 'uri' => rec[1], 'exhibit_id' => rec[0] } end if recs[rec[1]][rec[2]] recs[rec[1]][rec[2]] += ", #{rec[3]}" if recs[rec[1]][rec[2]].include?(rec[3]) == nil else recs[rec[1]][rec[2]] = rec[3] end } # now recs contains all the items that have been chosen return recs if is_chosen == 'true' chosen = recs #sql = "select exhibit_objects.exhibit_id,cached_resources.uri,cached_properties.name,cached_properties.value from collected_items inner join cached_resources on cached_resources.id = collected_items.cached_resource_id inner join cached_properties on cached_properties.cached_resource_id = collected_items.cached_resource_id inner join exhibit_objects on exhibit_objects.uri = cached_resources.uri where collected_items.user_id = #{user_id} and (cached_properties.name = 'archive' || cached_properties.name = 'title' || cached_properties.name = 'role_AUT' || cached_properties.name = 'thumbnail' || cached_properties.name = 'role_ART')" sql = "select cached_resources.id,cached_resources.uri,cached_properties.name,cached_properties.value from collected_items inner join cached_resources on cached_resources.id = collected_items.cached_resource_id inner join cached_properties on cached_properties.cached_resource_id = collected_items.cached_resource_id where collected_items.user_id = #{user_id}" recs = {} match = ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute(sql) match.each { |rec| if recs[rec[1]] == nil recs[rec[1]] = { 'uri' => rec[1] } end if recs[rec[1]][rec[2]] recs[rec[1]][rec[2]] += ", #{rec[3]}" if recs[rec[1]][rec[2]].include?(rec[3]) == nil else recs[rec[1]][rec[2]] = rec[3] end } recs.delete_if {|key,hit| chosen.has_key?(key) } return recs end
# File app/models/collected_item.rb, line 21 def self.items_in_uri_list(user_id, uris) sql_left = "select uri,updated_at,annotation from collected_items inner join cached_resources on collected_items.`cached_resource_id` = cached_resources.id where user_id = #{user_id} AND cached_resources.uri in (" sql_right = ");" uris = uris.map { |uri| "'" + uri.gsub("\'") { |apos| "\\\'" } + "'" } collected_items = ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute(sql_left + uris.join(',')+sql_right) list = {} collected_items.each { |item| list[item[0]] = { updated_at: item[1], annotation: item[2] } } return list end
# File app/models/collected_item.rb, line 222 def self.remove_collected_item(user, uri) # Right now we've decided to never remove an item from the cache, even if it is no longer referenced, so we just # need to delete the reference. This may change if the cache grows stupendously. item = self.get(user, uri) if item == nil logger.info("Can't remove the item: #{user.username}, #{uri} because it couldn't be found") return # Just return with no effect if it is already collected. It doesn't matter. end item.destroy() ObjectActivity.record_uncollect(user, uri) end
# File app/models/collected_item.rb, line 235 def self.set_annotation(user, uri, note_str) username = user.username item = self.get(user, uri) if item == nil logger.info("Can't set the annotation because uri #{uri} is not collected by #{username}") return end item.update_attribute(:annotation, note_str) end


{% extends 'admin/master.html' %} {% block body %} {{ super() }}
You are not logged in. Please log in to proceed.
{% else %}Welcome {{ current_user.email }}!
If you are an administrator you can add and edit users and roles using the menu on top.
Click here if you want to log out.
{% endif %}


From time to time I make media appearances or participate in photo shoots and have to really look my best. To ready myself for these jobs I do a Detox healthy lifestyle Week. I do this to reduce bloat, trim a few pounds, clear up my skin and ensure my long hair will shine under the lights. I also participate in the detox cleanse when I feel I've gotten too obsessed with food, a common issue for a food writer, and I recommend it to people who need a boost in body mass loss, want to cleanse their bodies and in general just feel better. This Detox healthy lifestyle Week is a filling plan that slowly eases you into the detox smoothie only days. You get to eat real meals as you gently ease into the two day smoothie detox cleanse and can lose between 5-15 pounds in the 7 day cleanse healthy lifestyle program.
It's important you use frozen strawberries and peas in this recipe to get the "shake" like consistency
Feel free to contact or email us and we would be happy to assist your queries and suggestions.


Anything in here will be replaced on browsers that support the canvas element
Google
Fish
Chips
Salt
Vinegar


Below 2 examples illustrate how this plugin generates XLS and CSV files only from the frontend and without any communication to the backend!
Please adjust the below inputs to generate a sample object and export it to XLS format:
Please adjust the below inputs to generate a sample object and export it to CSV format:


Pair Programming Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches
For this activity, pairs will work together to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. One person will give instructions on how to make the sandwich while the other is tasked with carrying out those instructions. The one giving instructions can not touch the ingredients or tools, and the one receiving instructions can not speak back.
When one half of the sandwich is complete (or when you deem it time), switch roles. When the sandwich is completely assembled, switch roles again and proceed to cut the sandwich in half.
For the Instruction Giver
When listing the steps in your procedure, you should assume the person following your instructions is as “dumb” as a computer (IE — someone unfamiliar with making a sandwich, like an alien from another planet.)
For the Instruction Receiver
When following the instructions, interpret them as literally as possible. Messes are acceptable (even expected!)
Assumptions
While a computer has no “common sense” that would allow it to correctly guess your intent, we can assume a certain knowledge of these basic actions:
- open any container
- close any container
- hold a thing
- pick up a thing
- put a thing down
- spread a condiment
What we’re missing is timing, amounts, and other interactive qualities. For example, we can say “spread the jelly” and assume the Receiver knows how to work their muscles, but will continue to “spread the jelly” all over everything within arms reach unless or until given a condition to cease.
Goals
- explore pair communication skills
- expose communication assumptions
- practice expressing commands in an explicit manner
Extending The Exercise
- blindfold the Receiver, such that the Instruction Giver has to be more explicit with positional information and conditional checking
- have the Instruction Giver stand with their back to the Receiver, so that they can not see the sandwich being assembled
- have an instructor act as a Product Owner, who can be questioned about any aspect of the sandwich making process, and who can reject the sandwich for any of the following:
- wrong kind of
- peanut butter
- jelly
- bread
- incorrectly cut
- insufficient amount of condiment
- overabundance of condiment
- wrong kind of


JavaScript
Events
readystatechange
The readystatechange event is triggered when the readyState property of the Document object and the XMLHttpRequest object changes. document.readyState has three possible values: loading (the webpage is loading), interactive (the webpage has been parsed but external resources are still loading) and complete (the webpage and all external resources have ended Loading, load event is about to be triggered).
focus,
blur
Since the focus and blur events do not bubble, they can only be triggered during the capture phase, so the third parameter of the addEventListener method needs to be set to true.
event.type
The Event.type property returns a string indicating the type of event. The type of event is specified when the event is generated. This property is read-only.
event.timeStamp
The Event.timeStamp property returns a millisecond timestamp indicating when the event occurred. It is calculated relative to the successful start of the page load.
event.preventDefault
The Event.preventDefault method cancels the browser's default behavior for the current event. For example, after clicking a link, the browser will jump to another page by default. After using this method, it will not jump to another page; for example, if you press the space bar, the page will scroll down a certain distance. Scrolled up. The premise of this method is that the cancelable property of the event object is true, if it is false, calling this method has no effect. Note that this method just cancels the default effect of the event on the current element and does not prevent the event from propagating. If you want to stop propagation, you can use the stopPropagation () or stopImmediatePropagation () method.
event.composedPath
Event.composedPath returns an array whose members are the bottom-most node of the event and all parent nodes in order, starting from from closet node.
1:


Application Form
Student name
Father name
Sex:
Male
Female
Qualifying exam:
Percentage of marks scored:
Corresponding Address
Select the course:
PCMB
PCMC
PCME


Normal - by Ciro Durán
Everything in this city-in-a-valley is absolutely normal. So why bother enforcing it?
You must keep it at a minimum. Sometimes people will appear in the city, some of the looking for trouble, some of them don't. You will not be able to distinguish between them until they start making damages. Who knows what will they do to keep you on your toes?
One more thing: Tranquilizing non-aggresive groups costs more than aggresive groups.
This game was made for the Global Game Jam 2010, between the dates of January 29th and 31st, 2010. The theme of the jam was "Deception", rollover the following text to find out how waas this implemented (Warning: massive spoiler): As someone obssesed in keeping a normal situation at all times, you find out that you want to eliminate every source of disorder. This city is filled up with sounds, but you will find out that there is a particular sound when someone supposedly disordered appears. You will also find quickly that not always when this sound is played appears a person. You will also find that not everyone wants to fire up the city, and those will eventually go away. Eliminating these cost you more normalness. Also the city will be more restless if you let people turn up fires everywhere..
Controls: Your mouse, click anywhere inside the city. You will need you eyes and your ears to scout the city.
Normal uses Flixel for rendering, and sfxr+Audacity for sound effects.


Intern at HNGi7 as a front-end developer.
Front-end React intern at Wejapa internship.
Member of She Code Africa and She Code Africa Abeokuta.
Participant at Women Techsters Coding Boot camp, worked with a team on the development of a project in line with the 17 SDGs.
Built a responsive website for a restaurant.
participant at the HIIT scholarship boot camp.
I have much passion for technology most especially website development. I also design beautiful graphics and videos. I'm open to internships, job offers and collaborations.
I'm a front-end developer with much interest in technology. i design beautiful graphics, including video animations,2D and 3D animation and explainer videos and responsive websites. I love to work as a developer and I'm experienced with HTML,CSS,bootstrap,JavaScript and react.
Let's work together


#include <goods.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Goods () | |
| Goods (Point< int > ipoint, GOODS itype) | |
| int | getX () |
| int | getY () |
| Point< int > | getPoint () |
| GOODS | getType () |
| std::string | state () |
| int | effect (Player *p, std::string &text) |
| PLAYER_VIRUS | getRandVirus () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static std::string | effect (Player *p, int infection) |
| static GOODS | getRandGood () |
Bonuses (bomb and flame booster) and viruses
|
inline |
Default constructor
|
inline |
Constructor
| ipoint | place of good |
| itype | type of good (virus, bomb+, flame+) |
| int Goods::effect | ( | Player * | p, |
| std::string & | text | ||
| ) |
Apply effect on player
| p | pointer to player |
| text | to show |
|
static |
Effect player with good
| p | player |
| infection | infection |
|
inline |
Get point
|
inlinestatic |
Get a random Goods element (just type)
| PLAYER_VIRUS Goods::getRandVirus | ( | ) |
Random virus
|
inline |
Get type of good
|
inline |
Get X coordinate
|
inline |
Get Y coordinate
| std::string Goods::state | ( | ) |
Get graphic file name of good


Description
node-elizabeth is a port of Python library elizabeth for generating dummy data for a variety of purposes. This data can be particularly useful during software development and testing. For example, it could be used to populate a testing database for a web application with user information such as email addresses, usernames, first names, last names, etc.
Installation
yarn add node-elizabeth -D
Documentation
Basic Usage
import { Personal } from 'node-elizabeth';
// default locale is 'en'
const person = new Personal();
person.fullName({ gender: 'male' });
// Inell Britt
Locales
You can specify a locale when creating providers and
they will return data that is appropriate for
the language or country associated
with that locale. elizabeth
currently includes support
for 30 different locales.
| № | Flag | Code | Name | Native name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 🇨🇿 | cs |
Czech | Česky |
| 2 | 🇩🇰 | da |
Danish | Dansk |
| 3 | 🇩🇪 | de |
German | Deutsch |
| 4 | 🇦🇹 | de-at |
Austrian German | Deutsch |
| 5 | 🇨🇭 | de-ch |
Swiss German | Deutsch |
| 6 | 🇺🇸 | en |
English | English |
| 7 | 🇦🇺 | en-au |
Australian English | English |
| 8 | 🇨🇦 | en-ca |
Canadian English | English |
| 9 | 🇬🇧 | en-gb |
British English | English |
| 10 | 🇪🇸 | es |
Spanish | Español |
| 11 | 🇲🇽 | es-mx |
Mexican Spanish | Español |
| 12 | 🇮🇷 | fa |
Farsi | فارسی |
| 13 | 🇫🇮 | fi |
Finnish | Suomi |
| 14 | 🇫🇷 | fr |
French | Français |
| 15 | 🇭🇺 | hu |
Hungarian | Magyar |
| 16 | 🇮🇸 | is |
Icelandic | Íslenska |
| 17 | 🇮🇹 | it |
Italian | Italiano |
| 18 | 🇯🇵 | ja |
Japanese | 日本語 |
| 19 | 🇰🇷 | ko |
Korean | 한국어 |
| 20 | 🇳🇱 | nl |
Dutch | Nederlands |
| 21 | 🇧🇪 | nl-be |
Belgium Dutch | Nederlands |
| 22 | 🇳🇴 | no |
Norwegian | Norsk |
| 23 | 🇵🇱 | pl |
Polish | Polski |
| 24 | 🇵🇹 | pt |
Portuguese | Português |
| 25 | 🇧🇷 | pt-br |
Brazilian Portuguese | Português Brasileiro |
| 26 | 🇷🇺 | ru |
Russian | Русский |
| 27 | 🇸🇪 | sv |
Swedish | Svenska |
| 28 | 🇹🇷 | tr |
Turkish | Türkçe |
| 29 | 🇺🇦 | uk |
Ukrainian | Український |
| 30 | 🇨🇳 | zh |
Chinese | 汉语 |
Using locales:
import { Personal } from 'node-elizabeth';
const en = new Personal();
const de = new Personal({ locale: 'de' });
en.fullName();
// Inell Britt
de.fullName();
//Sabrina Gutermuth
Port limitations
Due to JavaScript limitations there's specific method signatures -
all methods take opts
object as their single argument.
Also first release don't include all the providers,
custom providers and decorators from original library.
Running tests
npm run test
Upcoming
Generic
provider from original library- Custom providers


07.Write a script that parses an URL address given in the format:
[protocol]://[server]/[resource]
and extracts from it the [protocol], [server] and [resource] elements. Return the elements in a JSON object.For example from the URL http://www.devbg.org/forum/index.php the following information should be extracted:
{protocol: 'http',
server: 'www.devbg.org',
resource: '/forum/index.php'}


Cutie Hack is back this year for another round of hacking!
We are welcoming people of all skill levels to come out and join us for our 12 hour hackathon. Be prepared to juice out all the creativity you have!
Held again this year at the wonderful Winston Chung Hall at the University of California, Riverside on November 11th, 2017!
We currently only accept UCR and local community college students 18 years of age or older to participate. High School students are welcome to apply, but will be required to sign a waiver.
Bring your student ID, computer, and any peripherals you may need (i.e. chargers, monitors, etc). We encourage our hackers to bring any hardware that you plan on using.
Yes! We will be providing meals along with refreshments and snacks throughout the event.
Cutie Hack is absolutely free to attend! All food, swag, and prizes are free for you!
We recommend working in a team. There will be a team formation event before hacking beings. Team sizes are capped at 4 members.
Application results will be released 1 - 2 weeks prior to the event!


It provides features such private or strong typing. Those feature were missing in javascript. Better.js make it possible and easy to use. It helps you find bug earlier, so write a better code.
When your function is calls, it receives some arguements. Better.js will ensure that they match the types you defined.
Your function returns some value ? You define the type it should have and better.js makes sure those rules are respected.
Your function belong to a class and it is private. Tell that to Better.js and it will make sure your wishes are respected!
We declare a better.js for it.
It receives a
name
string and a age
Numbers as arguments.
So we say that to Better.js
cat = Bjs.Function(function(name, age){ console.log('my name is', name, 'and im', age) }, { arguments : [String, Number], })
cat('kitty', 5) // display 'My name is kitty and im 5.' cat('kitty', 'ten') // Exception thrown // "Invalid arguments 1 - Should be Number"
Now let's use this cat
function.
If age
is not present, it works ok, same if it is a Number.
But if age
is passed as a string, Better.js
immediatly detect
the invalid argument
and the execution is stopped.
We declare our function with a better.js for it.
It receives a name
String and returns it.
We tell better.js returns a String
.
We purposely dont say the arguments should be a string too.
It makes it easier to test :)
cat = Bjs.Function(function(name){ return name }, { return : String, })
console.log('the cat name is ', cat('kitty')); // display 'the cat name is kitty'... All is OK... console.log('the cat name is ', cat(99)); // Exception thrown // "Invalid Return Value - Should be String" // The error is immediatly detected by better.js! // Perfect!
Now let's use this cat
function.
As we dont let better.js check the arguments,
it is possible to receive any type.
If the name returned isn't a String, Better.js immediatly
detect the invalid return value and the execution is stopped.
Say we got a Dog
class,
and it has two functions: a .sayPublic
which is public
and another .sayPrivate()
which the same but is private.
So you tell that to better.js in your class constructor.
// Constructor of the class var Dog = function(name){ this.sayPublic = Bjs.Function(function(text){ console.log('im publicly saying', text) }; // this function and its better.js this.sayPrivate = Bjs.Function(function(text){ console.log('im private saying', text) }, { private : true }) }
// get a new dog var dog = new Dog('brutus') // Let's try to say something dog.sayPublic('waf') // display 'im publicly saying waf'... All is OK... // Now let's try with .sayPrivate from outside dog.sayPrivate('yapyap') // Exception thrown // "Denied access to private function sayPrivate" // better.js detect unauthorized access! Perfect!
Now let's use this Dog
class.
If we use a .sayPublic()
from outside,
it matches our better.js, so all is ok.
But When we try to call .sayPrivate()
from outside,
the unauthorized access is immediatly detected
and the execution is stopped.
| Features | With Better.JS | Without Better.JS |
|---|---|---|
| Detect Wrong Type for Arguments | ||
| Detect Wrong Type for Return Value | ||
| Detect Unauthorized access to private functions |
arguments
arguments
option declares type for the function arguments.
Every time your function is called, better.js will check the arguments
are valid.
| a array of type | It uses the same syntax as other strong typing features. See details on type definition. |
// define the function var Cat = function(name, age){ console.log('my name is', name, 'and i am ', age) } // make a better.js for it Cat = Bjs.Function(Cat, { arguments : [String, Number] })
return
return
option declares type for the returned value of
your function.
Every time your function is called, better.js will check the return value
are valid.
| a array of type | It uses the same syntax as other strong typing features. See details on type definition. |
// define the function var cat = function(name){ return name } // make a better.js for it cat = Bjs.Function(cat, { return : String })
private
private
option will declare your function as private
as soon as it is called.
Using Bjs.Class
with privatize
is recommended.
true |
Enable private for this function |
false |
Disable private for this function. Default to false. |
// define a function var cat = function(){ this.john = 'smith' this._bar = 2 // init this class for privates Bjs.Privatize.prepare(this) Bjs.Privatize.privatize(this) // declare a function function this.catPrivate = Bjs.Function(function(name){ return name+this._bar; }, { private : true, }) }


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annotators
merge
package
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Visibility
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class
ChunkMergeApproach
extends
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ChunkMergeModel
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Licensed
Merges entities coming from different CHUNK annotations
class
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trait
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ParamsAndFeaturesReadable
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border-radius
CSS property that allows us to define how rounded border corners are.
box-shadow
Allows casting a drop shadow from the frame of almost any element.
box-shadow: inset offset-x offset-y blur-radius spread-radius color;
box-shadow: inset 3px 3px 1em #0066CC, -1em 0 0.4em #CCCCCC;
gradient
A CSS data type that denotes a CSS <image>
made of a progressive transition between two or more colors
linear-gradient
The CSS linear-gradient() function creates an
background: linear-gradient(to right, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet);
radial-gradient
The CSS radial-gradient() function creates an
background-image: radial-gradient(circle at bottom left, yellow, #f06d06);
Take the file you were working on and do the following:
header
.box-shadow
around the aside.border-radius
and background-color
around the main content area (e.g. articles).


All Loans
| S/N | Name | Amount | Interest | Tenor | Repayment | Installment | Status | Payment Date | Due Date | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Omoke Chuku | ₦ 50,000.00 | ₦ 2,500.00 | 3 Months | ₦ 52,500.00 | ₦ 17,500.00 | Paid | 23 May 2019 | 23 May 2019 | Post |
| 2 | Omoke Chuku | ₦ 50,000.00 | ₦ 2,500.00 | 3 Months | ₦ 52,500.00 | ₦ 17,500.00 | Not Paid | 23 May 2019 | Post | |
| 3 | Omoke Chuku | ₦ 50,000.00 | ₦ 2,500.00 | 3 Months | ₦ 52,500.00 | ₦ 17,500.00 | Paid | 23 May 2019 | 23 May 2019 | Post |
| 4 | Omoke Chuku | ₦ 50,000.00 | ₦ 2,500.00 | 3 Months | ₦ 52,500.00 | ₦ 17,500.00 | Not Paid | 23 May 2019 | Post | |
| 5 | Omoke Chuku | ₦ 50,000.00 | ₦ 2,500.00 | 3 Months | ₦ 52,500.00 | ₦ 17,500.00 | Not Paid | 23 May 2019 | Post |


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Chapter 7 Belly
Belly is a digital loyalty platform launched in 2011. Customers earn points or redeem rewards at participating stores by using a physical “Bellycard” or a mobile app. An in-store tablet serves as the establishment’s Belly “hub” and is the user point of access. The exchange of data allows businesses to establish email communication with their customers, gain better exposure on social media sites, and collect information on which they can base better business decisions to create relationships and increase customer loyalty. After a pre-determined number of check-ins, loyal users are automatically prompted to review the store on Yelp, which further enhances word of mouth. This slick, fun, and frictionless system was developed by the Belly growth team through a graduated system of highly localized roll outs. This old-fashioned “boots on the ground” approach began in Chicago where the team interviewed hundreds of merchants to better understand their needs and the unique obstacles they faced in their area. The research paid off by helping the team to understand that merchants wanted an easy, affordable way to build long-term, deep relationships with customers that offered measurable returns. The developers at Belly then set about building a focused solution for customer relationship management and retention. Their target audience, small and medium businesses, is a notoriously difficult market sector. SMBs are slow to accept new technologies and have limited funds, making them the very definition of “hard sell.” Belly overcame this skepticism with a clearly articulated value proposition and a very low-friction adoption process. The company’s all-in-one plans start at $79 a month and included all the necessary hardware. After leveraging local customer development in Chicago and learning more about SMBs in the process, Belly launched in Austin, Texas at the annual South By Southwest tech conference, thus gaining both a second market and the attention of influential trendsetters.
Smart rollouts in carefully targeted markets became Belly’s repeat strategy, which, along with the continued development of the Belly app, spread word of mouth awareness. Not only is the Belly app integrated with Facebook for easy sharing, but the reward system has a “gamified” approach customers find appealing. The growth hackers at Belly have designed a system that hits four levels of psychological rewards for users: the rush of discovering something new competitive satisfaction of earning points development of perceived status in the system monetary benefits Each of these elements is a powerful driver for sharing and adoption, especially among groups of friends where the competitive element of Belly use easily takes hold. As soon as consumers start asking businesses if they are members of the Belly network, the owners get interested, fearing they might be missing out on an important sales driver. This curiosity leverages growth in business memberships as a by-product of customer use, thus making Belly more self-sustaining as it grows. The strategy has taken Belly from 17,000 users and 275 member merchants in December 2011 to a presence in 6,000 businesses spread over 46 states with more than two million users in July 2013. This includes strategic partnerships with national retail chains like Chik-Fil-A and Dairy Queen, and more recently, full integration with Apple’s Passbook and Google Wallet.


Assigns aid/iid to ourselves, any Accessories we are bridging, and all associated Services+Characteristics. Uses the provided identifierCache to keep IDs stable.
Method is used to configure an old style CameraSource. The CameraSource API was fully replaced by the new Controller API used by CameraController. The CameraStreamingDelegate used by the CameraController is the equivalent to the old CameraSource.
The new Controller API is much more refined and robust way of "grouping" services together. It especially is intended to fully support serialization/deserialization to/from persistent storage. This feature is also gained when using the old style CameraSource API. The CameraStreamingDelegate improves on the overall camera API though and provides some reworked type definitions and a refined callback interface to better signal errors to the requesting HomeKit device. It is advised to update to it.
Full backwards compatibility is currently maintained. A legacy CameraSource will be wrapped into an Adapter. All legacy StreamControllers in the "streamControllers" property will be replaced by CameraRTPManagement instances. Any services in the "services" property which are one of the following are ignored: - CameraRTPStreamManagement - CameraOperatingMode - CameraEventRecordingManagement
This method is used to setup a new Controller for this accessory.
The controller can be passed as an instance of the class or as a constructor (without any necessary parameters) for a new Controller. Only one Controller of a given ControllerIdentifier can be configured for a given Accessory.
When called, it will be checked if there are any services and persistent data the Controller (for the given ControllerIdentifier) can be restored from. Otherwise the Controller will be created with new services.
Removes this Accessory from the local network Accessory object will no longer valid after invoking this method Trying to invoke publish() on the object will result undefined behavior
Returns the bridging accessory if this accessory is bridged. Otherwise returns itself.
the primary accessory
Publishes this Accessory on the local network for iOS clients to communicate with.
Required info for publishing.
Will allow unencrypted and unauthenticated access to the http server
Manually purge the unused ids if you like, comes handy when you have disabled auto purge so you can do it manually
This method will remove a given Controller from this accessory. The controller object will be restored to its initial state. This also means that any event handlers setup for the controller will be removed.
The controller which should be removed from the accessory.
Accessory is a virtual HomeKit device. It can publish an associated HAP server for iOS devices to communicate with - or it can run behind another "Bridge" Accessory server.
Bridged Accessories in this implementation must have a UUID that is unique among all other Accessories that are hosted by the Bridge. This UUID must be "stable" and unchanging, even when the server is restarted. This is required so that the Bridge can provide consistent "Accessory IDs" (aid) and "Instance IDs" (iid) for all Accessories, Services, and Characteristics for iOS clients to reference later.


VERTICALM - meclizine hydrochloride tablet
Alva-Amco Pharmacal Companies, Inc.
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredient (in each tablet)
Meclizine hydrochloride, 25 mg
Uses
For the prevention and treatment of
- nausea
- vomiting
- dizziness associated with motion sickness
Warnings
Do not use
- in children under 12 years of age unless directed by a doctor.
Ask a doctor before use if you have
- a breathing problem such as emphysema or chronic bronchitis
- glaucoma
- difficulty in urination due to enlargement of the prostate gland
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use if you are
- taking sedatives or tranquilizers
When using this product
- drowsiness may occur
- avoid alcoholic beverages
- alcohol, sedatives and tranquilizers may increase the drowsiness effect
- use caution when driving a motor vehicle or operating machinery
If pregnant or breastfeeding, ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions
- Read all package directions and warnings before use.
- Use only as directed.
- Adults: Swallow one (1) or two (2) tablets with water once daily or as directed by a doctor.
- For use by normally healthy adults only.
- Persons under 18 years of age should use only as directed by a doctor.
- If you experience continuous or recurring symptoms, check with your doctor for appropriate diagnosis and treatment.
Other information
-
**Contents sealed: Each Verticalm yellow, round shaped tablet bears the identfying mark "ALVA", and is sealed in a clear plastic blister with a foil backing.
- Do not use if seal appears broken or if product contents do not match product description.
- You may report serious side effects to the phone number provided under Questions? below.
Inactive ingredients
Corn starch, croscarmellose sodium, D&C Yellow No. 10 Lake, lactose, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, silica, stearic acid.
Questions? 1-800-792-2582
Alva-Amco Pharmacal Companies, Inc.


Back on the first page of this section, we saw how to use transduce
, into
, sequence
, and transducer shortcuts to perform transduction. Now that we've seen all of the transducers and all of the built-in support for collections, we can look at a few other transduction functions that haven't been mentioned yet.
There is one function for each kind of output supported natively by xduce. These are all like sequence
except that the output is a specific collection type, rather than being whatever the input collection type is. Let's look at them.
asArray
This function always produces an array for output, whatever the input type.
const vowel = x => 'aeiou'.includes(x);
asArray('hello world', filter(vowel));
// -> ["e", "o", "o"]
asObject
This function always produces an object, whatever the input. If the input wasn't an object — meaning there are no keys in the input collection — then keys will be created which are string representations of the index of that element.
const vowel = x => 'aeiou'.includes(x);
asObject('hello world', filter(vowel));
// -> { 0: "e", 1: "o", 2: "o" }
asString
This function always produces a string. This is relatively straightforward, but it should be noted that it doesn't work well with object inputs. Objects have two pieces of information to encode — the key and the value — and it's difficult to come up with a general and useful way to encode them into a string.
asString([1, 2, 3, 4, 5], map(x => x + 1));
// -> "23456"
asIterator
Produces an iterator for output, whatever the kind of input. This function is arguably the most important of the four, because it's the only one that can't be replicated by into
. It's also the only way of producing an iterator out of another type of input short of using iterator
to turn the input into an iterator directly.
const result = asIterator([1, 2, 3, 4, 5], map(x => x + 1));
result.next(); // -> { value: 2, done: false }
result.next(); // -> { value: 3, done: false }
result.next(); // -> { value: 4, done: false }
result.next(); // -> { value: 5, done: false }
result.next(); // -> { value: 6, done: false }
result.next(); // -> { done: true }
reduce
and toReducer
(This section deals with a low-level function that seldom sees actual use outside of the library itself. You can feel free to skip this section, or to not feel bad if you read it and don't quite understand why it might be useful. Anything that's important in this section will be covered later, so you won't miss anything.)
Ultimately, all transduction boils down to reduction, and xduce does provide a reduce
function. As you might expect by now, it takes a collection, a reducer, and an initial value. But here's a little secret, something worth revealing now that we're at the lowest level of transduction: xduce doesn't really deal with reducer functions. Instead, it works with reducer objects. The reason for this will be made clear later when we talk about protocols and supporting arbitrary collection types, but for the moment, let it suffice that we need a way to make a reducer object that reduce
will understand.
It so happens that there is a function, toReducer
, that can turn a reducer function into a reducer object. Not only that, it can create a reducer object for arrays, objects, or strings if you provide one of those instead of a function.
In the end, using reduce
with a reducer function is simple enough because of toReducer
.
reduce([1, 2, 3, 4, 5], toReducer((acc, x) => acc + x), 0);
// -> 15
So why, on a page about transduction, are we spending so much time on a function that does simple reduction? Because transduction is really nothing more than reduction, except with the ability to transform the reducer in a way to get the results you want.
In fact, the transducers that xduce provides, when called without the shortcutting input collection, produce functions that take reducer objects and return reducer objects. Since they return reducer objects, those return values can be sent directly to reduce
.
Of course, this isn't useful in most situations. After all, whether it returns a reducer or not, map
only knows how to map values, not how to produce an output collection. But since each of the transducers produce functions that take reducers as well as return them, we can pass a reducer object to this function to produce a composed reducer that knows both how to map values and how to produce a collection from them.
const reducer = toReducer([]); // this is a reducer that knows how to make an array
const xform = map(x => x + 1);
reduce([1, 2, 3, 4, 5], xform(reducer), []);
// -> [2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
Here, we've gotten the functon that map
produces (called xform
) and passed to it an array reduction function (called reducer
). The result is another reducer, one that both does the mapping and creates the output array, that we duly pass into reduce
. This is exactly how transduce
operates, in fact — it takes the transducer and reducer that it is sent, combines them, and sends them to reduce
.
This is pretty low-level stuff, and seldom should there be a time when it would actually be needed. If you don't quite understand what's going on with this reduction business, you're probably not missing much. But the facility is there if it's needed.


Measurement loading also uses _IDataObserver_, but in the opposite direction. Instead of receiving measurements, you’ll be making the calls. You can obtain this interface from the interface you got when you created your outstation:
// C++
IDataObserver* pDataObserver = pOutstation->GetDataObserver();
The IDataObserver interface is _transactional_. You must call Start() followed by 0 or more calls to Update(x) followed by a call to End(). The outstation will see this data as a batch, and so long as it can put all the measurement data into one fragment, the measurements will be reported to the master as a batch.
In C++ you can use the Transaction helper class. For the design pattern fans among you, this pattern is called the Resource Acquisition Is Initialization ([[RAII | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_Acquisition_Is_Initialization]]). This is a common pattern for writing exception safe code.
// C++
{
Transaction t(pDataObserver); //automatically calls Start() on contruction
pDataObserver->Update(Counter(3), 0); //default time and quality
// .. update more measurements here
} //automatically calls End() on destruction
Java and C# don’t have deterministic destructors, but they do have finally blocks:
// C#
publisher.Start();
try {
publisher.Update(new Analog(value, 1, DateTime.Now), 0);
}
finally {
publisher.End();
}
The DataObserver isn’t going to throw and exception on you unless you try to load measurements that weren’t configured in the outstation database.


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Luabind is a library that helps you create bindings between C++ and Lua. It has the ability to expose functions and classes, written in C++, to Lua. It will also supply the functionality to define classes in Lua and let them derive from other Lua classes or C++ classes. Lua classes can override virtual functions from their C++ base classes. It is written towards Lua 5.2 but should also work with 5.1.
The old official homepage can be found at http://www.rasterbar.com/products/luabind.html.
Contents:


protip: if your perplexity is exploding with Infinity try lowering the initial learning rate
Training stats:
Learning rate: you want to anneal this over time if you're training for longer time.
Model samples:
Softmax sample temperature: lower setting will generate more likely predictions, but you'll see more of the same common words again and again. Higher setting will generate less frequent words but you might see more spelling errors.
Greedy argmax prediction:
I/O save/load model JSON
You can save or load models with JSON using the textarea below.


December 16, 2006
50 milligrams of 2,5-dimethoxy-4-methylphenethylamine
Prologue:
Forgive me in advance dedicated readers for the brevity in this report, and lack of juicy details. There was not much to say about this experience, but as it has been many years since I have submitted a new report, I wanted to ‘check back in’ with you all after so much time.
My situation in life has significantly changed since previous writings. You see, for almost half of my life I have flirted with opiates, and since the end of 2002 I have been battling severe opiate addiction. Finally at the end of summer 2006 I sought medical treatment, and I am currently being maintained on buprenorphine (Suboxone) with the eventual goal of being opiate free.
During this time I have largely been avoiding psychedelics. In 2005 I had only two minor experiences, two +2 level trips...one 2C-C and one with mushrooms. And this summer (2006) I embarked on a wonderful 2C-B voyage during the Rainbow Gathering in Steamboat Springs, Colorado with my love and partner Winding Wines, a second 2C-B experience at Six Flags (an amusement park) with my cousin, and a 2C-D experience in September at a friend’s beautiful mountain home.
Now it is winter, and I generally do not like to trip in cold weather. However I was on vacation last week visiting my folks, and old friends in the Midwest where I grew up, and I really wanted to take a psychedelic with my best friend B (who I seldom see) sometime during my visit. After debating between 2C-D, psilacetin, 5-MeO-MiPT, and 2C-T-21…we chose 2C-D.
Usually under the influence of a psychedelic, I usually go inward and do not tend to be chatty. Socializing was never an activity I associated with tripping, even with the entactogens like MDMA and methylone. So I was pleasantly surprised and when I first tried 2C-D, very amazed by the ‘social nature’ I perceived with this material. With my first 2C-D experience, I took 40mg with an old friend (he took the same), and we spent the evening talking about everything and anything imaginable. There was almost an empathetic nature with it (i.e. like MDMA), but also with a sharp sense of mental clarity and psychedelic insight. I’ve subsequently always spoken of 2C-D as suitable for socialization, and deep insight, with friends or a partner.
This ‘socialization’ aspect was one of the main factors I considered when recommending 2C-D to my friend. We planned to spend the evening under the spell of a psychedelic, recording music, and catching up. I figured the social nature of the drug, combined with its short duration, would be perfect for a nice evening of music production, good conversation, and a general good time.
The Experience:
For this evening, I chose to take 50mg and my friend (who is usually hit very strongly by psychedelics) chose the more conservative dosage of 30mg. So 100mg of 2C-D hcl (accurately measured on a milligram-sensitive scale) was dissolved into 10ml of water, and dosages were measured out with a syringe. The solution was added to Gatorade and neither of us detected any taste.
Because of my friend’s work schedule, we did not start the experiment until 2:30am. Normally I never start this late, but it was my last full day in town. I was very tired, having had little sleep the night prior. But I did not think my lack of sleep would really influence the evening. I remembered back when I was a teen taking countless LSD voyages after long days at work, or school, and I always had wonderful experiences. Things did not turn out as planned.
We dosed, and smoked a bit of pot. As usual, 2C-D came on very quickly and within 20 minutes both of us were at a +2. Unlike my previous 2C-D experiences, I seemed to be hit very hard mentally (prior experiences were very ‘clear-headed’ - this was more along the lines of LSD-like confusion.) It made me very uncomfortable because I felt somewhat obligated to make conversation with my friend and be social. But I was being hit far too hard to make any kind of talk with him.
I asked my friend if he would be ok alone for a while, as I wanted to retreat to the shower. I find sitting in the shower during the come-up phase of a trip very comforting. While in the shower, I basically studied my mental state...by now a strong +3. For some reason, there was little OEV (usually 2C-D is fairly visual) but I had powerful CEVs that would meld into a dream-like state....sometimes OBE.
I would think of something, and soon found myself wherever I was thinking about. For instance, earlier in the day I had seen a special on Hitler. So I started thinking about the Nazi regime and ww2. It would get very deep...to the point of me thinking I was watching it in front of my eyes, forgetting I was tripping in the shower…so absorbed into my thoughts I was.
I really enjoyed this alone time, as well as the warmth of the shower. But all the while I thought about my friend (he tends to wig alone sometimes) and felt the need to see how he was...getting out after about 20 minutes. He was ok, fine actually…and was playing guitar along with a Pink Floyd recording.
We both felt some pot was in order, and the marijuana did what it is good at - greatly intensifying the psychedelic state. But for me, that also meant I felt even more separated from my friend. He kept talking to me, but I could barely respond.
Again felt the need to retreat, and found myself outside starring at the sky. Finally, I felt better. I realized how claustrophobic psychedelics make me feel indoors. I’ve been a strong advocate of tripping outdoors ever since I moved to Colorado. But I figured I’d be fine with 2C-D as I knew it well and it was a shortie…but that was not the case.
I went back in after some time and tried to socialize, but by this time my friend was thoroughly absorbed in the guitar and I had to again retreat outside…as the music he was playing far too chaotic for me to relax, and I became very anxious.
Once outside I felt great and chose to stay there for most of the peak. I can't say I was getting any deep insights, nor was I thinking about anything in particular…I just enjoying the warm air (it was an unusual warm night in the winter-time Midwest), beautiful sky, and pleasant warm body-buzz that 2C-D provides for me.
I stayed outside for an hour or so, and I finally started to come down and then was quite hungry. This was about at about the four-hour point, and my friend went to bed. I took a sedative to relax, and sleep for me came about six hours after ingestion.
Epilogue:
All in all, it was not one of my best trips. There were many thought-loops I'd get stuck in, and also some generalized anxiety. In addition, I was just never able to have any conversations with B as planned. I think the primary factor was that I was just plain exhausted. I was only in town for six days, and my family had made so many plans with me, that I was fairly beat for much of my vacation. Especially this night.
Further, I took almost twice as much as my friend, and was far more blown away than he was. I also have to remember my age...it is not that I feel ‘old’ at 30, but it is unrealistic for me to assume I can have a positive psychedelic experience while I am sleep deprived...just because I could when I was 17.
My friend B greatly enjoyed his experience, though he felt he could have taken a bit more than 30mg. His prior phenethylamine experiences are with MDA, 2C-B, 2C-I, and 2C-T-7, and this one is probably a new favorite for him. He found it clear, easy, but extremely deep in an LSD-like way.
The one really important thing I took back from the experience was the realization that I do not need to consume opium/other opiates in order to survive a psychedelic experience. In the first year after I became physically addicted to opiates I had tried a medium dose (30mg) of 2C-C, during a weekend with my girlfriend. What was normally a relaxing, almost sedating psychedelic was instead rendered to one that produced a chaotic and anxiety-ridden experience.
I actually went into severe opiate withdrawal and to survive, I had to opiate myself. I was trying to not use opiates around my partner that weekend, so it was an unpleasant thing to have to go back on my word. Even worse, she started feeding off my vibes and felt the same anxiety and pain that I did. It ended up leaving a huge psychological scar. Subsequently, I always made sure to take a good dose of an opiate before I took a psychedelic.
After going on the buprenorphine I feared I may never trip again. As illogical as this may seem, I was frightened that the buprenorphine would somehow not work, and I would go into withdrawal like I did on that 2C-C experience. Thankfully this was not the case during this latest experience.
As insignificant as all of this may seem, it is very important that I now know I can indeed take a psychedelic without having to ‘cheat’ myself by going off the buprenorphine, and using a euphoric opiate beforehand. This is a major step for me on my road to recovery…not just because I know I don’t need to take opium to trip…but because it is one more of life’s wonderful experiences that I now realize I can enjoy again, without opiates.
After years of convincing myself that I could not and would not live without opiates, discoveries like this are actually monumental occurrences for me. I am basically rewriting my view of life, slowly realizing that I will not be an opiate addict for life, and slowly realizing that eventually my slavery to that class of drugs will come to an end.
As for my feelings on 2C-D...they are the same. It is a fantastic, deep, pure psychedelic experience. Pleasantly short, yet meaningful. An all-around great ally in my book. Although this particular occasion was not the best experience I've had, certainly not the most fun...in the end it still proved to be valuable. And that is what counts the most.
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