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public interface DataMatrixConstants
Constants for DataMatrix.
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static char |
C40_UNLATCH
Unlatch from C40 encodation |
static char |
ECI
ECI character (Extended Channel Interpretation) |
static char |
FNC1
FNC1 Codeword |
static char |
LATCH_TO_ANSIX12
mode latch to ANSI X.12 encodation mode |
static char |
LATCH_TO_BASE256
mode latch to Base 256 encodation mode |
static char |
LATCH_TO_C40
mode latch to C40 encodation mode |
static char |
LATCH_TO_EDIFACT
mode latch to EDIFACT encodation mode |
static char |
LATCH_TO_TEXT
mode latch to Text encodation mode |
static char |
MACRO_05
05 Macro |
static java.lang.String |
MACRO_05_HEADER
05 Macro header |
static char |
MACRO_06
06 Macro |
static java.lang.String |
MACRO_06_HEADER
06 Macro header |
static java.lang.String |
MACRO_TRAILER
Macro trailer |
static char |
PAD
Padding character |
static char |
READER_PROGRAMMING
Reader Programming |
static char |
STRUCTURED_APPEND
Structured Append Codeword |
static char |
UPPER_SHIFT
Upper Shift |
static char |
X12_UNLATCH
Unlatch from X12 encodation |
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static final char PAD
static final char LATCH_TO_C40
static final char LATCH_TO_BASE256
static final char FNC1
static final char STRUCTURED_APPEND
static final char READER_PROGRAMMING
static final char UPPER_SHIFT
static final char MACRO_05
static final char MACRO_06
static final char LATCH_TO_ANSIX12
static final char LATCH_TO_TEXT
static final char LATCH_TO_EDIFACT
static final char ECI
static final char C40_UNLATCH
static final char X12_UNLATCH
static final java.lang.String MACRO_05_HEADER
static final java.lang.String MACRO_06_HEADER
static final java.lang.String MACRO_TRAILER
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Gandi Baat Fame Gehana Vasisth’s Health Gets Better; Stable Now
The actress was a few minutes away from slipping into a medical condition called cerebral oedema and coma, which can be fatal, the doctor told media persons on Sunday evening
by IANSTV actress Gehana Vasisth ‘s condition is stable, and she is recovering, according to the hospital where she was admitted to last Thursday in a serious condition. She has a “serious complication of diabetes”.
“Due to various complications in her vitals and body, the differential diagnosis was concluded as diabetic ketoacidosis (DK), which had reached a very advanced stage in Gehana’s system. Diabetic ketoacidosis is a serious complication of diabetes that occurs when your body produces high levels of blood acids called ketones,” said Dr Pranav Kabra, MD, Raksha Multispeciality Hospital in Mumbai’s Malad West area, where Gehana was rushed to.
The actress was a few minutes away from slipping into a medical condition called cerebral oedema and coma, which can be fatal, the doctor told media persons on Sunday evening, adding that the condition posed the threat of cardiac arrest.
She needs three to four days to recover, and it may be possible to discharge her after proper monitoring of glucose levels, heart rate and other vital parameters, and depending on her clinical condition and outcomes, according to a statement released by the hospital.
For the unversed, Gehena has started in Alt Balaji’s hit show Gandii Baat. The show made her famous amongst the fans of the show.


Flot Watermark Plugin - Demo
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Reports
predicsis.jsSDK.models
| post /reports | Reports.createTrainClassifierEvaluationReport() | async |
| post /reports | Reports.createTestClassifierEvaluationReport() | async |
| post /reports | Reports.createUnivariateSupervisedReport() | async |
| post /reports | Reports.create() | async |
| get /reports | Reports.all() | |
| get /reports/:id | Reports.get() | |
| patch /reports/:id | Reports.update() | async |
| delete /reports/:id | Reports.delete() | |
| Official documentation is available at: |
$q
Restangular
Jobs
$injector
Send POST request to the report
API resource.
This request is able to generate different types of report:
{ type: "classifier_evaluation", dataset_id: "53c7dea470632d3417020000", classifier_id: "5436431070632d15f4260000", modalities_set_id: "53fdfa7070632d0fc5030000", main_modality: "1" }
{ type: "univariate_supervised", variable_id: "5329601c1757f446e6000002", dataset_id: "53c7dea470632d3417020000", dictionary_id: "5363b7fc6879644ae7010000" }
{ type: "univariate_unsupervised", dictionary_id: "5363b7fc6879644ae7010000", dataset_id: "53c7dea470632d3417020000" }
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| params | Object | See above example regarding of the type of report you want to generate. |
| Object | Promise of a report |
Generate a classifier evaluation report for test subset
Parameters required to create such a report:
{ type: "classifier_evaluation", dataset_id: "53c7dea470632d3417020000", classifier_id: "5436431070632d15f4260000", modalities_set_id: "53fdfa7070632d0fc5030000", main_modality: "1" }
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| project | Object | Required to have all required ids |
| Object | Promise of a report |
Generate a classifier evaluation report for train subset
Parameters required to create such a report:
{ type: "classifier_evaluation", dataset_id: "53c7dea470632d3417020000", classifier_id: "5436431070632d15f4260000", modalities_set_id: "53fdfa7070632d0fc5030000", main_modality: "1" }
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| project | Object | Required to have all required ids |
| Object | Promise of a report |
Generate an univariate supervised report.
Parameters required to create such a report:
{ type: "univariate_supervised", variable_id: "5329601c1757f446e6000002", dataset_id: "53c7dea470632d3417020000", dictionary_id: "5363b7fc6879644ae7010000" }
| Param | Type | Details |
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| project | Object | Required to have all required ids |
| Object | Promise of a report |


The component below displays "Copy right" follwed by the full year. Your goal is to create this component on your own. It should create a shadow root and display the message "Copyright" followed by the the current year (use the Date Object to get the year).


About Me
Hello and Welcome to my website! My Name is Safdar Khan. I am a software developer. You can check out my resume by clicking on top of the page or by clicking this link resume. If you like to leave your contact details please click on the contact link or by clicking this link contact. Thanks again for visiting my website.
Interests and Hobbies
My interest in computers grew from a young age but the true understanding of computers/IT in today's world of business, communication, medicine and so on so forth had been a recent event. Cooking is also another hobby I like and I can relate cooking to computer programming. Both are similar in a way that you have to put the right ingredients to make a program/food work.
My list of recommended websites
- Stack Overflow: Your go to place for any questions on programming/software development
- IBM Cloud (YouTube Page): Good explanation of topics related to cloud and other new technologies
- BBC News: Consistenly unbiased news and coverage of news is truly worldwide
- Ali Abdaal (YouTube) Channel: Good tips on productivity, learning and other life hacks


Welcome to TON Client Hello Example
TON Client Version:
Future address of the contract
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Hello contract was deployed
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Contract responded to touch
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Contract responded to getTimestamp
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Version control is software that tracks every change in a file.
When we leave the world of WYSIWYG editors like Microsoft Word or Classical Text Editor, we control every bit that is entered into file
Version control keeps track of those changes and create a source history.
The source history allows us to return to any previous state of the text, to observe with precision where contributions were made, and to identify the editor of any contribution no matter how small.
Git is an extremely popular version control software.
Not only does it record source history, it also works as a collaboration tool through which editors can contributed asynchronously to the cloud, and those changes can be vetted and reviewed.
Github and Bitbucket are two popular cloud platforms that facilitate collaboration between editors and teams who use Git software.
http://lombardpress.org/using-a-thoughtful-workflow-to-support-collaboration-on-text-transcriptions/
While using the established Git work-flow is ideal, for those who find its learning curve excessively steep, there are ways we can use intermediary tools to make this curve less steeps.
Source Tree is a popular GUI tools that helps people manage their repositories.
A lot of people already feel quite comfortable with Dropbox. We can use the Dropbox team and group settings to give people permission to different Git Directories.
Because these Git Directories/Repositories are in Dropbox, they are synced to computers of other team members who can manage the Git commands on behalf of the rest of the team.


Channel¶
Module containing the functions that cover the channel characteristics.
Additive White Gaussian Noise¶
-
channel.
AWGN
(IFsig, SNR) Adds noise to the IF signal based on the proposed SNR.
- Parameters
IFsig (1D array of floats) – IF modulated signal.
SNR (float) – Signal to noise ratio in dB.
- Returns
IF_n – IF signal with noise based on the SNR.
- Return type
1D array of floats
import numpy as np
def AWGN(IFsig, SNR):
dP = np.zeros(len(IFsig))
P = 0
for i in range(len(IFsig)):
dP[i] = abs(IFsig[i])**2
P = P + dP[i]
P = P/len(IFsig)
gamma = 10**(SNR/10)
N0 = P/gamma
n = ((N0/2)**(0.5))*np.random.standard_normal(len(IFsig))
IF_n = np.zeros(len(IFsig))
for i in range(len(IFsig)):
IF_n[i] = IFsig[i] + n[i]
return(IF_n)


Welcome again to my page!
I created this page about me so people can get to know me better. If you're interested to know me more; you can read the details below:
Education
- Graduated from king's Abdallah schools for excellence in August 2014
- Bachelor's degree in civil engineering from the University of Jordan 2019
- Currently studying Advanced Coding at LTUC
Eperience
- Worked as a site engineer in a construction company for 3 months after graduation.
- Member of the American Society of Civil Engineers for 2 years.
- Freelancer as a book digitizer in an electronic books company.
Goals
I have too many goals in general, but work wise, my focus now is to get hired in a big international company.
Top 10 places to visit around the world:
- Greece
- Prague
- Bali
- Japan
- Netherlands
- Switzerland
- Paris
- Canada
- South Africa
- Spain


Our mission is a revolution in environmentalism. By leveraging the technologies and engineering standards of the information age, we can scale local grassroots efforts into a global movement for the environment.
Recycling has always posed a number of logistical and engineering challenges. Our Sustainability engineers are a conscious and passionate group of specialists dedicated to solving these problems and maximizing the benefits of recycling for all.
Climate change is the greatest environmental challenge facing mankind today. We are dedicated to discovering, implementing, and optimizing every social, technological, and logistical resource that the modern age has to offer in order to overcome this challenge.
"So proud to be part of this organization!"
"Love the work we do here!"
"Ever since I joined EcoLogic, I feel like I've been making a real difference."


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Databases, oh my
It’s finally time for databases! I have been waiting for this moment. All of my ideas require databases(what doesn’t nowadays?) so I’m super excited to build some awesome database backed projects. Let’s jump right into it.
Monday
Our first challenge of the week is a review on Rails routes. We have to define a routes file that produced a predefined set of urls. My solution here. Funny thing about the challenge is that everyone in class did a full Rails app when apparently Jesse only wanted a routes file.
Lecture this week begins with an intro to postgresql and using psql. We went over the most common queries:
create table table_name (column data_type, column2 data_type);
insert into table (column, column2) values (value1, value2);
select * from table where column = 'value';
delete from table where column = 'value';
drop table table_name;
Jesse shared with us that this is the first time TIY Houston Rails Engineering is getting lectured over SQL queries. Some students from past cohorts told them that they wished that they had more SQL knowledge. It’s super cool to see them take feedback seriously and I’m glad that I can better understand what calling Model.all
in Rails actually does in the background.
Homework today is completing sqlcourse and creating a script to accomplish this. My solution is here. I’ll note that it’s pretty important to look at your classmates’ solutions after completing it yourself. You’ll sometimes discover better ways to solve the problem. In this case, I learned that I can insert all my cities in the same statement. This would have saved me quite a number of lines.
Tuesday
Tuesday challenge is to create a table for storing panda information. After creating the table, we have to write queries that will pull the largest male and largest female panda. My solution here.
Lecture today is pretty heavy. We covered multiple tables and joins, ActiveRecord, and migrations. I think now is a good time to mention how important it is to attend meetups even if you don’t fully understand the topic at hand. Last month’s Ruby meetup had Derek Anderson introducing us to his Rails tool db:evolve. db:evolve allows you to update your tables by changing the schema directly. The basic premise is that it takes git diffs of the schema and updates the tables according to the differences. This method is way easier and, in my opinion, more intuitive than creating migrations. We hadn’t even touched Rails when this meetup occurred so my knowledge of the topic at the time was limited at best. Looking back at it, I can now understand how awesome this tool is.
Homework is to create a blog (no scaffolding, of course). It’s a basic blog so all it needs is a :title
and :body
. We need to populate the blog with seed data and it should have a working index action and show action. As an addition, we have to add a published_on:date
column using a migration and only display posts that are published. My solution.
Wednesday
Challenge for the day is to create a migration to add a column to a table and another migration to remove a column. The challenge itself wasn’t too difficult, but we did get to learn how to deal with typos and such. You can’t just change a migration file that has already been run since Rails will think that it has already run and won’t make apply the changes. You instead have to db:migrate:down VERSION=version_number
first. My solution here.
We covered forms and validations in lecture today. Jesse first made a form using only HTML, then he used the form_tag
, then he used form_for @model
. It’s pretty interesting to see the different methods as it helps me visualize exactly what form_for
does. I have actually used form_for
in conjunction with a scaffold
in a project before and had trouble making it work without scaffold. Now I can see that I simply didn’t set up my RESTful actions properly, it’s actually quite embarrassing when I look back at it. For validations, we covered a basic presence and numericality assertion. It’s pretty cool that you can validate input with just a single line. I remember when I manually did input validations.
Our homework today is an add-on to yesterday’s homework. We have to add the ability to create posts, edit posts, and validate all fields. My solution.
Thursday
Sing it with me, lab day~lab day~. It’s always so exciting to see what awesome project we get to build over the weekend. Anyways, morning challenge is to write methods into the Buyer model to make the tests pass. This is our first time dealing with tests within a Rails environment so it was actually pretty difficult. I was able to get write a naive solution for checking age but I kept having issues getting the tests to pass. Eventually I noticed that the methods tested end in ? so they should return a boolean. Given our heavy use of assert_equal in the past, my brain automatically thought that the methods should return the string at the end of each test. Silly mistake. My solution here.
Our last lecture of the week is over table relationships, Heroku, and flash messages. Rails again shows its awesomeness by making relationships easy to manage with:
belongs_to
has_many
It’s funny how easy Heroku seems when someone walks you through it. I can’t count the amount of time it took me to deploy my first app on my own.
Time for weekend fun! Lab this week is to recreate reddit.
Normal mode:
* Index of user posted links that are ranked by votes
* Votes increment when a link is clicked
* No downvotes
Hard mode:
* Downvotes
* Add relationships between User and Posts
* Allow selection of User when creating a post
* Validate link uniqueness
Nightmare mode:
* Add User sign-in
* Add testing
Something I noticed when doing this project is that I tend to drift into multiple features at the same time. This leaves me with multiple half finished features and I get lost in thought. I’ve decided to start using Trello to write out features to add. I then work on them one at a time and move them to done as I go. It also helps me not forget features that I want to add. It’s working out pretty well so far.
One technical problem I had with this project is trying to integrate gem devise
into my project. I found it pretty hard to implement when I didn’t understand what it was doing and I honestly wasn’t very fond of its documentation. I ended up scrapping devise and at the same time, blowing up my project. Not knowing what devise installed made it even harder to remove all its pieces. Thank goodness for git, I just reverted back to my last working version. I still have quite a few features that I want to add to make it more reddit-like but functionality-wise, nightmare mode solution is complete (has_secure_password
is awesome). Here’s the live version.
Friday
Our guest for the week is Amanda Shih from OpenStax. Amanda is super active around the Houston tech community and showed us some awesome JS robotics. She actually hooked up a robot that we could control through her server. She then walked us through the setup process. It’s pretty cool to see how simple it is to do something like get a robot to move with some of the tools that are already available.
Our projects are getting pretty awesome. To be able to build something like Reddit is amazing. To think that just over a month ago we wrote our first loop, it is amazing the amount of ground we have covered in such a short time. Time to get back to work 😀. See you all next week.


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public interface ReadableInstant
Defines an instant in the datetime continuum. This interface expresses the datetime as milliseconds from 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z.
The implementation of this interface may be mutable or immutable. This interface only gives access to retrieve data, never to change it.
Methods in your application should be defined using ReadableInstant
as a parameter if the method only wants to read the instant without needing to know
the specific datetime fields.
The compareTo
method is no longer defined in this class in version 2.0.
Instead, the definition is simply inherited from the Comparable
interface.
This approach is necessary to preserve binary compatibility.
The definition of the comparison is ascending order by millisecond instant.
Implementors are recommended to extend AbstractInstant
instead of this interface.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
boolean |
equals(Object readableInstant)
Compares this object with the specified object for equality based on the millisecond instant and the Chronology. |
int |
get(DateTimeFieldType type)
Get the value of one of the fields of a datetime. |
Chronology |
getChronology()
Gets the chronology of the instant. |
long |
getMillis()
Get the value as the number of milliseconds since the epoch, 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z. |
DateTimeZone |
getZone()
Gets the time zone of the instant from the chronology. |
int |
hashCode()
Gets a hash code for the instant that is compatible with the equals method. |
boolean |
isAfter(ReadableInstant instant)
Is this instant after the instant passed in comparing solely by millisecond. |
boolean |
isBefore(ReadableInstant instant)
Is this instant before the instant passed in comparing solely by millisecond. |
boolean |
isEqual(ReadableInstant instant)
Is this instant equal to the instant passed in comparing solely by millisecond. |
boolean |
isSupported(DateTimeFieldType field)
Checks whether the field type specified is supported by this implementation. |
Instant |
toInstant()
Get the value as a simple immutable Instant object. |
String |
toString()
Get the value as a String in a recognisable ISO8601 format. |
| Methods inherited from interface java.lang.Comparable |
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compareTo |
| Method Detail |
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long getMillis()
Chronology getChronology()
The Chronology
provides conversion from the millisecond
value to meaningful fields in a particular calendar system.
DateTimeZone getZone()
int get(DateTimeFieldType type)
This method uses the chronology of the instant to obtain the value.
type
- a field type, usually obtained from DateTimeFieldType, not null
IllegalArgumentException
- if the field type is nullboolean isSupported(DateTimeFieldType field)
field
- the field type to check, may be null which returns false
Instant toInstant()
Instant
object.
This can be useful if you don't trust the implementation of the interface to be well-behaved, or to get a guaranteed immutable object.
Instant
objectboolean isEqual(ReadableInstant instant)
instant
- an instant to check against, null means now
boolean isAfter(ReadableInstant instant)
instant
- an instant to check against, null means now
boolean isBefore(ReadableInstant instant)
instant
- an instant to check against, null means now
boolean equals(Object readableInstant)
To compare two instants for absolute time (ie. UTC milliseconds
ignoring the chronology), use isEqual(ReadableInstant)
or
Comparable.compareTo(Object)
.
equals
in class Object
readableInstant
- a readable instant to check against
int hashCode()
The formula used must be as follows:
((int) (getMillis() ^ (getMillis() >>> 32))) + (getChronology().hashCode())
hashCode
in class Object
String toString()
The string output is in ISO8601 format to enable the String constructor to correctly parse it.
toString
in class Object
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Welcome to Date a Live: Spirit Pledge Toolbox !
Any bugs / mistakes ? hmu on discord : Svdex#1555
Disclaimer: I do not own any of these assets. Please note that all assets and copyrights belong to their original owners. No copyright infringement intended.


{% trans "Your ticket for" %} "{{ ticket.event.title }}{{ ticket.timeplace.event.title }}"
{% trans "Thank you for registering for this event. You can view your ticket" %}
{% trans "here" %}.
{% trans "If you want to cancel your registration, you can do so by clicking" %}
{% trans "here" %}.
{% trans "The reference number for your ticket is" %}: "{{ ticket.uuid }}"


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This is my gallery app.
It was created using Django, a python framework.
It keeps me connected to my past photos in my life.
There is nothing that brings history to reality more than a captured
moment in a photo.


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The latest field in the tech industry
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Our Partner Open Source Projects
Dev Protocol integrates with OSS so that projects or creators can authenticate and tokenize their work. It is a whole new creator economy evolving from open creators assets.
Stakes.social is a new sponsor platform where both developers and sponsors are rewarded with tokens if they support their favorite projects by staking $DEV tokens.
Dev Protocol forum is an open conversation for everyone who can collaborate or propose ideas to the Dev Protocol team or help other community members.


npm team create <scope:team>
npm team destroy <scope:team>
npm team add <scope:team> <user>
npm team rm <scope:team> <user>
npm team ls <scope>|<scope:team>
npm team edit <scope:team>
Used to manage teams in organizations, and change team memberships. Does not handle permissions for packages.
Teams must always be fully qualified with the organization/scope they belong to when operating on them, separated
by a colon (:
). That is, if you have a wombats
team in a wisdom
organization, you must always refer to that team as wisdom:wombats
in these commands.
If you have two-factor authentication enabled in auth-and-writes
mode, then you can provide a code
from your authenticator with [--otp <otpcode>]
. If you don’t include this then you will be
prompted.
developers
team, learn
more.
add / rm: Add a user to an existing team, or remove a user from a team they belong to.
ls: If performed on an organization name, will return a list of existing teams under that organization. If performed on a team, it will instead return a list of all users belonging to that particular team.
edit: Edit a current team.
npm team
always operates directly on the current registry, configurable from the command line using
--registry=<registry url>
.
In order to create teams and manage team membership, you must be a team admin under the given organization. Listing teams and team memberships may be done by any member of the organizations.
Organization creation and management of team admins and organization members is done through the website, not the npm CLI.
To use teams to manage permissions on packages belonging to your organization, use the npm
access
command to grant or revoke the appropriate permissions.


Agenda
- Business Items
- Git
- Code Share
- Break
- Internet - How Does it Work?
- Break
- Intro to Flask
- Preview of Next Class
Business Items
A syllabus has been added to the class repo. A few assignments are added as well. Let's talk about these.
Data Types!
We are going to write a simple program that uses all three of python's data types.
Code Review
We will be using github to review each others code.
Branching vs Forking
Why?
Mapping Git Flow
In small groups we'll be mapping git flow.
Code Share
Anyone want to show what they are working on for the text based games.
What is the Internet?
Internet is basically just a marriage of hardware and protocols.
ARPANET
ARPANET - the grandfather to the internet. It’s just a network but the internet is a internet of internets. This started in the 1970s.
How Does The Internet Connect?
The internet is always changing as new networks come and old ones go. There are satellite networks and land networks connected via submarine cables. This can be even as small as a home network, or local area network (like an office).
Network of Networks
Submarine Cables
Clients and Servers
The internet is made up of two types of machines clients and server. Every machine is ether a client or a server but many machines can be both.
Clients
The client requests information from a server. The client starts with the local server and goes to a regional and than national server. It goes up the chain until it gets the information you need is.
Servers
A server is a computer program or a device that provides functionality for other programs or devices(clients).
Packets
When the information is being sent it needs to broken into many small pieces which are called packet. Packets don't always go in order and sometimes the same packets are sent separately in different places. Packets are reassembled based on the instructions that get sent.
When you go to a website what happens?
The domain name system (DNS) translates hostnames such as (www.google.com) the ip address to a domain name. This happens via an DNS resolver.
IP - Internet Protocol
The internet protocol handles address and routing.
TCP - Transfer Control Protocol
Handles reliable delivery
HTTP - HyperText Transfer Protocol
HTTP is what clients use to make requests from servers.
So what we do we request?
We request things like HTML, images, binary data, or dynamically generated query results.
Types of Requests
GET - Requests data from a specified resource
POST - Submits data to be processed to a specified resource
GET
Can be cached, remain in the browser history, they can be bookmarked.
They should never be used when dealing with sensitive data and they have length restrictions.
These requests should be used only to retrieve data.
POST
These requests are never cached and don't remain in the browser history. They can't be bookmarked and have have no restrictions on data length.
We Can See This Happen
Let's load up a site and watch this in our developer tools console
Other Types of Requests
HEAD - Same as GET but returns only HTTP headers and no document body
PUT - Uploads a representation of the specified URI
DELETE - Deletes the specified resource
OPTIONS - Returns the HTTP methods that the server supports
CONNECT - Converts the request connection to a transparent TCP/IP tunnel
Response
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Intro to Flask
We Do This Every Day
When you view a tweet you use the GET method.
When you write a tweet you use the POST method.
When you delete a tweet you use the DELETE method.
HTTP Messages
100 level - Information
200 level - Successful
300 level - Redirection
400 level - Client Error
500 level - Server Errors
HTTP Headers
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Why are we Focusing on Flask?
Flask vs Django
What are the differences between the two.
Virtual Environments
When doing web development, having a virtual environment helps keep us the same page.
Basic File Structure of a Flask Site
run.py
The entry point to your application.This is the file we'll use to run the server.
config.py
Where the configuration variables for your app live.
__init__.py
This file intializes a Python module. Without it, Python will not recognize the app directory as a module.
app/views.py
Where we tell python what to display on what page.
app/models.py
This is where we set the structure of our database.
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On Thursday, three out-of-state startups said they’d open offices in downtown Detroit thanks to the Techstars Mobility business incubator. Three others entered into formal collaborations with Ford Motor Co. by moving some operations to the region to help develop driverless and connected-car systems. And one of the companies that’s working with Ford is simultaneously launching a “smart city” initiative in Detroit that will provide drivers with alerts of when emergency vehicles are near.
“We really want to establish a community of startups, corporations and mentors in downtown Detroit,” said Ted Serbinski, managing director of the business incubator sponsored by Ford and other local companies. “We operate at the intersection of two of Detroit’s biggest strengths, the automotive dominance and entrepreneurial resurgence. Startups want to be in Detroit.”
Among the companies opening new offices at Ford Field: Mapbox, a Washington, D.C.-based company that develops lane-guidance maps for carmakers; PolySync, a Portland-based company that makes autonomous-car software; and Nebraska-based Drive Spotter, which uses real-time data to help locate and manage vehicle fleets.
The announcements came at Techstars’ second annual demo day, the culmination of a three-month incubator for 12 companies from around the world. Each company received $120,000 as well as expert guidance to help build their businesses. Drive Spotter was a member of the 2016 class, while PolySync and Mapbox have been supporters and mentors of the program. The three new companies follow Lunar and SPLT, two startups from the inaugural 2015 Techstars class that moved to Detroit from New York and now employ more than 20 workers downtown. Techstars also recruited Oblong, a startup that allows companies to teleconference all over the world, to move to the city last year.
Mapbox was founded in 2008 in the nation’s capital and has since raised $63 million and created a dual headquarters in Washington and San Francisco. The company builds and powers the maps for tens of thousands of companies, including Foursquare, Pinterest and National Geographic. It offers a “Mapbox Drive” platform for in-car navigation. The maps are updated in real-time and meant to help direct semi-autonomous and, eventually, fully self-driving vehicles. “Detroit is truly the innovation and mobility corridor; this is where the innovations are happening in the automotive industry,” said Jeremy Stratman, the company’s automotive division leader. “We want to be next to our customers.”
PolySync chose to open here for similar reasons. “We think there’s not only a massive amount of talent in this area that deeply understands how vehicles are constructed, there’s also just really great and solid engineers,” said Josh Hartung, PolySync’s CEO. “You have folks who understand how to make things that are very high quality…we think that business really gets done here and will continue to get done here.” The company was founded in 2013 and offers software platforms for autonomous cars. The company says its technology makes it easier for automakers and other developers to make autonomous algorithms and is similar to building apps. This fall, PolySync will set up at MCity in Ann Arbor for another incubator working with UM engineering students.
Each company will have about a handful of workers based in Detroit, but even if the companies don’t move downtown, Serbinski said the Techstars program is shining a spotlight on Detroit. Techstars this year received about 500 applications from 52 countries, including 19 applications from Michigan. “It’s amazing,” he said. “It confirms the fact we can make these collaborations work.” Serbinski plans to announce the 2017 class at the upcoming North American International Auto Show.
Article by Detroit News posted September 8th, 2016: http://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/2016/09/08/techstars-mobility-startups-detroit/90094182//


Colloids are particles with a diameter that lies in the range of tens of nanometers to a few micrometers, and which are suspended in a liquid. As well as having practical applications in areas as diverse as food, paint and cosmetic formulations, they are also useful as experimental model systems. Their dimensions are much larger than those of atoms and molecules, while their dynamics and the structures they form are still governed by thermal fluctuations.
My research uses computer simulations and theoretical
models to study the phase behaviour of various colloidal
particles, focusing on how particle shape can affect the
phases a system will form. In addition, I am interested in
elastic and structural properties of liquid, liquid
crystalline, and crystalline phases.
Colloidal crystals: mimicking atomic behaviour
The earliest computer simulations dealt with the simplest of shapes, such as hard-discs in 2d and hard-spheres in 3d. Even these basic particles can undergo phase transitions, forming a crystalline phase upon compression. Modern computers allow for increasingly more complex shapes to be studied. Even slight particle anisotropy is sufficient for a rich phase behaviour: hard-sphere dumbbells, for example, which consist of two rigidly fused hard spheres of equal size, can form liquid phases, plastic crystalline phases (where the particle centres of mass are aligned but they can rotate [relatively] freely), aperiodic crystals (where the constituent spheres of the dumbbells form a crystal, but the particle centres of mass do not) and, finally, periodic crystals (where both the constituent spheres and the centres of mass lie on lattice sites).
The phase behaviour becomes even richer if one considers
anisotropic dumbbells: two hard spheres of uneven size,
rigidly fused
together. Using
computer simulations, we have shown that such particles,
often named snowmen-shaped particles, can form a wide range
of stable crystalline phases depending on the ratio of the
diameters of the constituent spheres. Here the constituent
spheres form crystals with lattices that resemble such
atomic crystals as NaCl
(salt), CrB (chromium
boride), αIrV
and γCuTi. Another
interesting feature is that the phase behaviour of systems
of snowmen particles is richer than that of the
corresponding binary mixture of hard spheres. Binary hard
sphere mixtures will tend to only form the best packed
crystalline structure, while for snowman particles, there
are multiple ways of arranging the bonds connecting the two
spheres, giving rise to a degeneracy entropy that can
stabilize non-best packed structures.
Onsager theory: thermal, elastic and structural properties
The Onsager theory of nematic liquid crystals describes the phase transition from a positionally and orientationally disordered isotropic phase to a positionally disordered but orientationally ordered nematic phase. In this theory, the transition is described by the competition between two different contributions to the free energy: an orientation entropy, where there is a free energy cost for aligning particles, and an interaction entropy, where alignment is favoured in order to reduce the number of interactions between particles. Onsager gave a virial expansion of the Helmholtz free energy which he truncated at second order, making the theory exact for infinitely long rods.
By including higher order virial terms, we have used
Onsager theory to accurately predict the phase behaviour
for various particle shapes, such
as hard
spheroids, cut-spheres, Saturn-shaped
particles
and cuboids. The
theory can also be expanded to study other phases, such as
the
novel cubatic
liquid crystalline phase, where discotic particles form
a distinct phase in which they are positionally disordered but
align along three orthogonal axes, as opposed to the single
axis for nematic liquid crystals. Furthermore, it is
possible to use the theory to calculate the
three Frank
elastic constants for nematic phases, which describe how
a nematic phase resists twist, splay and bend
deformations. These theoretical calculations have shown that
the three coefficients can differ widely from one another
depending on the particle shape. Another application is for
the calculation of
the pair
correlation function for liquid and nematic
phases
Colloidal rods: the effects of shape and flexibility
The fd-virus is a semi-flexible virus particles often used in experimental studies as a model colloidal rod. One reason is its dimensions, as its aspect ratio (the ratio of length to diameter) is very large (L/D ∼ 100), while its persistence length (the length over which a particle's orientation remains correlated) it a few times its length (LP ∼ 2.5L), meaning that it is still relatively stiff. Another is the fact that it is highly monodisperse, whereas synthesized colloidal rods tend to be much more polydisperse. These properties mean that their phase behaviour can be accurately predicted by a simple expansion of the Onsager theory to describe semi-flexible rods.
We
have generalized
the Onsager theory still further to describe binary
mixtures of semi-flexible rods. This theory can be used to
accurately predict both qualitatively and quantitatively the
phase behaviour of thick-thin fd-virus mixtures, which have
been shown
in experimental
studies to exhibit a very rich phase behaviour. The
theoretical calculations can go beyond the experiments in
terms of
precision, locating
the cross-overs between different types of phase
behaviour. Another interesting application of this model
is to study the alignment of guest particles immersed in a
host nematic phase. The nematic field causes the guest
particles to align, and experimental studies have shown that
flexible and semi-flexible polymers will undergo a coil-rod
transition, straightening out under the influence of the
nematic field of the host. Our theory can account for and
describe this behaviour for
both long,
flexible guest particles
and short,
rigid ones.


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if [ "$(find . | grep 'IMG[0-9]')" ]
then
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fi
if find . | grep -q 'IMG[0-9]'
then
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The correct code is cleaner and stops at the first matching line, avoiding both iterating the rest of the directory and reading data into memory.
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array ssh2_sftp_stat ( resource $sftp , string $path )
Stats a file on the remote filesystem following any symbolic links. This function is similar to using the stat() function with the ssh2.sftp:// wrapper in PHP 5 and returns the same values.
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Dear Friend, Let me start by introducing myself properly to you. I am Alhaji Yusuf Adamah, I work with the United Bank for Africa UBA as an account officer in the Treasury/ Credit Control Unit. I came to know you in private search for a reliable and reputable person to handle this confidential transaction, which involve the transfer of a huge sum of money into a foriegn account requiring maximum confidence. I must solicit your confidence in this transaction, by virtue of its nature that is utterly confidential and secret. Though I know that a transaction of this magnitude will make any one apprehensive and worried, but I am assuring you that all will be well at the end of the day. I decided to contact you due to the fact that this transaction is urgent, as I will rely on your ability in handling a transaction of this nature. THE NATURE OF THE PROPOSITION / TRANSACTION: A foreigner by name Andreas Schranner , who is a real estate and property developer by profession executed certain contract/supply with the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in 1998. The payment for the executed contract had been approved and deposited with our bank in an Escrow account with us at UBA and had a closing balance as at the end of January 2000, which is worth ($27M) Twenty seven Million United States Dollars. I was his personal account officer and since the government deposited this money with us in the year 1999, We were instructed by my late client that the money be kept and secured in a security and finance firm because it was less expensive to keep and secure the funds in the security firm devoid of tax payments. I am sad to inform you that Mr Andreas Schranner, his wife, daughter, daughter inlaw and children died in the ill fated concorde flight AF4590 that crashed into Hotelisimmo on the 31st of July 2000 in Paris-France. Check this website below: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/859479.stm Our bank now expects his Next of Kin to come forward as a sole beneficiary to his assets with the bank as accordingto banking laws, such fund which has stayed more than 5 years without any claim will be terminated and be used by the bank as unclaimed fund. Mean while, as is personal account officer valuable efforts has being made by me for more than three years to get in touch with any of my late client family or relatives without any success.It is because of the percieved impossibility of being able to locate any of my late client Next of Kin as his wife Maria Schranner and his daughter Eich Andreas perished in the flight also. Based on this, I secretly seek advice from a fellow coleague who has being in banking for about 14 years now about this issue of my late client , he made me understand that things like this do happen and at the end of the day the chairman and board of directors of the bank will declare the funds as '' Unclaimed '' and subsequently divert it for thier personal use. In order to avert this negetive development, I now seek your permission to have you stand as the Next of Kin to my late client, so that the funds will be released and paid into your account as the beneficiary Next of Kin. I have already secured from the probate, as soon as I recieve an acknowledgement of your acceptance, I will furnish you with the necessary modalities of the transaction. I assure you that this transcaction is 100% risk free, and as soon as we succeed in getting this funds to your account, I shall take a trip to meet with you in your country and the money will be shared on a 85% for me and 15% for you. We could go into joint investment based on your advice. Please forward to me on acceptance of this proposal, your private telephone and fax number including the country code and area codes, your complete names,and private email address for effective communication as the project will be completed within the next 14 working days. Please, treat with absolute maturity, kindness and reservation even though you are not interested to work with me, waiting to hear from you soonest. Thanks for your anticipated response. Best Regards. Alhaji.Y.Adamah


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In this post, I'll be going over Ruby's enumerable method "Enumerable#group_by", and discussing the differences between arrays and hashes.
Enumerable#group_by
Enumerable methods are those that in some way traverse/search/sort through a collection of data, like a hash or an array.
The #group_by method allows you to group elements an array by whatever parameters/conditions you indicate in a block, and returns a hash with keys are the evaluated result of the block, and values are the arrays of elements corresponding to the key. It's syntax looks like: "array.group_by{|obj| block} --> hash". Let's do some examples, to sort of show how the function works.
Suppose we have an array of strings, each representing some sort of food.
food = ['avocado','beer','bread','potato','nutella','pizza']
And suppose we'd like to order these by whatever the first letter in their name is. We could implement the group_by function as follows:
food.group_by { |name| name[0] }
This bit of code will take a look at the first letter in the name of every type of food in that array, and if there are any similarities, it will group them. As we expect the output looks like this:
{"a"=>["avocado"], "b"=>["beer", "bread"], "p"=>["potato", "pizza"], "n"=>["nutella"]}
Now suppose we'd like to order that same array of food by the length of their names. We'd use the following piece of code:
food.group_by { |name| name.length }
which would give us the following output:
{7=>["avocado", "nutella"], 4=>["beer"], 5=>["bread", "pizza"], 6=>["potato"]}
As a last example, let's use the group_by function to sort the food array by foods which are pizza and foods which are not pizza:
food.group_by { |name| name == "pizza" ? "PIZZA" : "NOT PIZZA" }
which gives us the following output:
{"NOT PIZZA"=>["avocado", "beer", "bread", "potato", "nutella"], "PIZZA"=>["pizza"]}
Arrays vs. Hashes
Arrays and hashes indexed collections of data. They both store collections of objects, accessible with a key. With arrays, the key is an integer. With hashes, the key can be any sort of object you want. Both have dynamic size -- their size increases and decreases to fit the number of elements it contains.
It's more efficient to access elements from an array; however, using a hash offers a lot more flexibility. You can index elements of hash with whatever you want -- it could be a string, and integer, or even another hash.
When choosing between hashes and arrays, you should default to an array unless there's some significant benefit to indexing whatever collection of data you have with a non-integer key.


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Let's test the replication functionality using a benchmark tool pgbench, which comes with the standard PostgreSQL installation. Type following to create the benchmark tables.
$ pgbench -i -p 11000 test
To see if the replication works correctly, directly connect to the primary and the standby server to see if they return identical results.
$ psql -p 11002 test \dt List of relations Schema | Name | Type | Owner --------+------------------+-------+--------- public | pgbench_accounts | table | t-ishii public | pgbench_branches | table | t-ishii public | pgbench_history | table | t-ishii public | pgbench_tellers | table | t-ishii (4 rows) \q $ psql -p 11003 test \dt List of relations Schema | Name | Type | Owner --------+------------------+-------+--------- public | pgbench_accounts | table | t-ishii public | pgbench_branches | table | t-ishii public | pgbench_history | table | t-ishii public | pgbench_tellers | table | t-ishii (4 rows)
The primary server (port 11002) and the standby server (port 11003) return identical results. Next, let's run pgbench for a while and check to results.
$ pgbench -p 11000 -T 10 test starting vacuum...end. transaction type: <builtin: TPC-B (sort of)> scaling factor: 1 query mode: simple number of clients: 1 number of threads: 1 duration: 10 s number of transactions actually processed: 2171 latency average = 4.692 ms tps = 213.147520 (including connections establishing) tps = 213.258008 (excluding connections establishing) $ psql -p 11002 -c "SELECT sum(abalance) FROM pgbench_accounts" test sum -------- 192112 (1 row) $ psql -p 11003 -c "SELECT sum(abalance) FROM pgbench_accounts" test sum -------- 192112 (1 row)
Again, the results are identical.


In this post, I am going to do a quick recap of what a Proximal Operator is -I can see you cringe, Guillaume !-, because there are very useful, and also not always easy to comprehend.
But I was doing fine with the gradient descent!
Yes, gradient descent is a wondeful optimization tool... if you know for sure the function you want to optimize is smooth. But proximal algorithms are also along the same lines as the gradient descent. Let me explain.
Let's first go back to the case where the function \(f\) you want to optimize is smooth. Then the gradient update can be written as: $$ \begin{align} x_{k+1} = x_{k} - \lambda \nabla f (x_{k}) \end{align} $$ The idea between gradient descent is to locally and quadratically approximate the Taylor expansion of \(f\) at \(x_{k}\): $$ \begin{align} \tilde{f} (x) = x_{k} + \langle \nabla f (x_k), x - x_k \rangle + \frac{1}{2\lambda} \| x - x_k \|^2 \end{align} $$ And find the point that minimized this expression. So we can compute the gradient of \(\tilde{f}\) and equate it to zero. The solution for \(x\) is the following: $$ \begin{align} x^{*} = x_{k} - \lambda \nabla f (x_{k}) \end{align} $$ In an iterative scheme, we can find the gradient descent update. For these of you who are familiar with it, we can recognize a Backward Euler equation here: \(x(t+1) = x(t) - \Delta t f(x(t+1))\). This take the form of a differential equation, that can be solved through the following iterations:
- \(u(t+1) = u^*, \text{with} \ u^* \text{solution of} \ u^* = \nabla f(x(t) - \Delta t u^*)\)
- \(x(t+1) = x(t) - \Delta t u(t+1)\)
So now, if we recall the definition of a proximal operator: $$ \begin{align} prox_{\tau f} (x) = \arg \min_x (f(x) + \frac{1}{2 \tau} \|x - y\|^2) \end{align} $$ Then the optimality condition is: $$ \begin{align} x^* = y - \tau \nabla f (x^*) \end{align} $$ So the proximal operator returns the optimal \(x^*\) to the first step mentionned above; and \(\nabla f(prox_{\tau f} (y))\), returns our \(u^*\) in our second step mentionned above. So applying a proximal operator is like doing an implicit gradient step!
It also works when \(f\) is non-smooth
We have seen in a previous post that when a function is non-smooth, but convex and closed, its Moreau Envelope \(\mathcal{M}_{\tau f}\) is smooth and shares the same global minimizer as \(f\). $$ \begin{align} \mathcal{M}_{\tau f} (x) = \inf_{y} (f(y) + \frac{1}{2 \tau} \|y - x\|^2) \end{align} $$ \(y\) is optimal for \(y^* = prox_{\tau f} (x)\) so: $$ \begin{align} \mathcal{M}_{\tau f} (x) = f(prox_{\tau f} (x)) + \frac{1}{2 \tau} \|prox_{\tau f} (x) - x\|^2 \end{align} $$ So \(\mathcal{M}_{\tau f}\) is convex and \(dom (\mathcal{M}_{\tau f}) = \mathbb{R}^n\). On top of that, \(\mathcal{M}_{\tau f}\) is \(\mathcal{C}^1\). The relation between the proximal operator and the Moreau Envelope of a function \(f\) is as follows: $$ \nabla \mathcal{M}_{\tau f} (x) = \frac{1}{\tau} (x - prox_{\tau f} (x)) $$ And \(prox_{\tau f}\) is well defined if \(f\) sub-differentiable.
Fun fact about the proximal operator
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When should I choose a proximal algorithm ?
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ChatHealth
Innovation profile
In progress
{{ contentsList({
items: [
{
href: "/htc/account/innovation-profile",
text: "Innovation details",
current: "true"
},
{
href: "/htc/account/assessor-comments",
text: "Assessor comments"
},
{
href: "/htc/account/manage-profile",
text: "Manage profile"
}
]
}) }}
Innovation details
{% from "summary-list/macro.njk" import summaryList %}
{{ summaryList({
rows: [
{
key: {
text: "Name of product or service"
},
value: {
text: " Chat Health"
}
},
{
key: {
text: "Company or organisation"
},
value: {
text: "Chat Health"
}
},
{
key: {
text: "Product or service categories"
},
value: {
html: "Medical technology for treatment
Digital health platform, mobile app or cloud service"
}
},
{
key: {
text: "Purpose of product or service"
},
value: {
text: "Enabling care, services or communication "
}
}
]
}) }}
{{ details({
"classes": "nhsuk-expander",
"text": "Populations and subgroups",
"HTML": "
"
}) }}
{{ details({
"classes": "nhsuk-expander",
"text": "Market understanding",
"HTML": "
"
}) }}
{{ details({
"classes": "nhsuk-expander",
"text": "Benefits and evidence",
"HTML": "
"
}) }}
{{ details({
"classes": "nhsuk-expander",
"text": "Regulation and testing",
"HTML": "
"
}) }}
{{ details({
"classes": "nhsuk-expander",
"text": "Care pathways",
"HTML": "
"
}) }}
{{ details({
"classes": "nhsuk-expander",
"text": "Commercial model",
"HTML": "
"
}) }}
{{ details({
"classes": "nhsuk-expander",
"text": "Deployment",
"HTML": "
"
}) }}


This page contains a basic guide for you if you plan on establishing a startup. Note that this is not related to
SSP, but is a general guide.
Key factors of any start-up
There are some factors that play a major role in deciding the success of your startup. They are:
- Capital
- Labor
- Uniqueness/Idea
- Location
- Demand
Other than these, there are other minor factors too, like the type of business, knowledge, e.t.c.
Different kinds of business have different amounts of recommended starting capital. For example, for a service start-up,
one will need a minimum of 80,000 USD while the recommended is above 100,000 USD. And within services, there are other things
like if your service is online, it will have a different amount.
For a trading business, a minimum of 30,000 USD is required to make substantial profits. This will also vary based on the value
and amount of the stock you wish to purchase.
For starting a restaurant, a minimum of 180,000 USD is required to establish and maintain the restaurant. This has the highest capital
requirements, but also has the highest profitability. The reason for such a high cost is due to the need to purchase a license, hire chefs,
and to maintain the place.
For more accurate estimates, it is highly recommended to seek the assistance of a consultant who has good experience in the business field.
Under labor there are 2 other factors, namely, skill and quantity. Skill refers to the educational and other qualifications required to do
the job efficiently. Quantity is the amount of labor required to complete a work in a desired amount of time.
Services like transportation, construction, e.t.c will require labor from mixed skills, while services that are completely dependent on the
internet require skilled labor to maintain servers, for websites, e.t.c
Trading will require almosst no labor, except for an advisor or a counselor as it is entirely dependent on your skill.
Restaurants will require mainly unskilled labor as a waiter, server, e.t.c. But will require skilled labor for accounting and business analysis.
A unique idea is almost necessary if you plan on establishing a service, or a restaurant as there will be a lot of competition in those fields and
a unique idea will help your business stand out.
But an idea is not needed for trading, only skill and knowledge is a necessity.
Location is another important factor for a startup.
For services that are physical rather than being an online service, a ideal location for starting would be one, where there is less competition and
easier access to necessary resources.
For restaurants, an ideal location should have high demand for new restaurants. But in these places to actually succeed, a good idea is needed as stated
before.
Location doesn't matter for trading unless you wish to buy stocks. While you can buy stocks from an online broker, it is not recommended as there will be
additional charges along with commision and other hidden charges.
It is amost pointless in establishing your business in a place that has no demands/requirements for your service.
If a place has no demand for restaurants, it could only mean that there are too many restaurants in that area already.
So either pick another place or have a strong and unique idea.
If you are trading stocks, you should always keep an eye on the demand for the stocks you have/wish to purchase. Buy them
when the demand drops, and sell them in a high price when there is a high demand.
Now to conclude, here is some general information about the different kind of start-ups.
This is the type of start-up in which you offer your expertise/resources to customers for a charge.
Example: Transportation, online education platform, e.t.c.
Requirements:
- Medium-High starting capital./li>
- Varying labor requirements.
- Unique idea not compulsary.
- Location matters if it isn't online.
- Must have a Medium-High demand
This is the type of start-up in which you offer you buy and sell goods/stocks in large amounts to gain substantial
profits.
Requirements:
- Low-Medium starting capital.
- No labor except for advisor.
- No idea is needed.
- High knowledge is required.
- Location matters only when buying stock directly.
- There is always a change in demand for stock prices.
This is the type of start-up in which you give food (and sometimes accomodation) to consumers for a fee.
Requirements:
- High starting capital./li>
- Medium labor requirements of different skill sets.
- Unique idea is necessary to stand out from other competition.
- Location matters.
- Must have a Medium-High demand
Thank you for using SSP. Wishing you the best with your start-up and I hope that this software has helped you.


Press release
Matthew Hancock unveils £25 million additional support for businesses to take the lead in improving training for new and current employees.
Skills and Enterprise Minister Matthew Hancock today (30 April 2014) unveiled £25 million of additional support for businesses to take the lead in improving training for new and current employees.
Speaking at a UK Commission for Employment and Skills Investment Showcase, the Minister pledged to support businesses in the automotive sector supply chain with £20 million to fund training. This marks the next development in support of employer ownership, making sure skills support meets the needs of business. He also announced the successful bidders in the next phase of Employer Ownership Pilot ( EOP ) funding as well as unveiling what previous winners have chosen to invest their funding on.
The £20 million fund for the automotive sector supply chain will support the skills essential for the continued growth of the automotive sector. From next week, businesses in the sector will be able to submit proposals in order to access funding and address skills shortages. Businesses can submit their proposals from 6 May 2014 and the offer will be open for 12 weeks.
Skills and Enterprise Minister Matthew Hancock said:
Our goal is to bring employment and education closer together, to deliver the skills employers need. This straight forward, flexible employer ownership fund will allow employers in the supply chain to develop their skills so they can take advantage of significant growth opportunities in the sector. By having a highly skilled workforce, companies will be able to grow and meet the imminent and longer-term needs of automotive manufacturing companies.
In addition to this, further successful bidders for the EOP fund have been announced. Under this scheme, employers combine their own money with government funding, to invest in the training they need. Three companies have received £5.2 million between them to fund schemes in their area.
The first of these is Blackpool Pleasure Beach. Their project will address the need to improve the quality of the skills in the tourism sector locally, with a new Tourism Apprenticeship framework, which will be owned and developed by employers. The aim is to deliver 100 new apprenticeship places at tourism businesses in Blackpool.
The second successful bidder is Kostal (UK) Ltd. They will use the funding to address the skills needs identified by employers in the Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering sector in the Sheffield City Region. The project will be run by a board, chaired by Kostal (UK) Ltd, and made up of a number of employers from the City Region.
The third successful bidder was Freedom Communications. They will be using the EOP funding to address a skills need within the unified communications ( UC ) sector. The project will deliver end to end skills development through working in partnership with schools and Further Education to engage early with learners to guide, support and motivate them to progress an apprenticeship in next generation technologies. Through the creation of a bespoke UC Higher Apprentice scheme, Freedom will deliver a sustainable talent pipeline increasing the availability of high end UC skills in the market.
Matthew Hancock added:
Under this scheme, employers combine their own money with government funding, to invest in the training they need. It’s simple, direct, and focussed. We’ve learnt a lot from the first rounds of funding about how to support employers, some sectors have specialist skills and it is these companies that know their training needs best. By providing them with the funding, they can build training schemes around their requirements.
The Minister went on to announce successes from the last year’s successful EOP bidders. National Grid, Everton Football Club, Rogers Restorations and Costain have pledged to create a total of 5,000 traineeships, which will be funded by EOP .
Matthew Hancock this week welcomed his own Trainee to his Parliamentary Office as part of the new Parliamentary Traineeship Scheme. Yusuf Khan will complete a 12 week Traineeship where he will gain work experience and work towards qualifications to help give him the right skills to gain future employment. Traineeships were created in August 2013 to help young people gain the skills and vital experience they need to get an Apprenticeship or other job. They comprise work preparation training, maths and English training and work experience with an employer.
Nigel Kilgallon, Chair of Blackpool Tourism Academy and Director of Blackpool Pleasure Beach said:
Blackpool Tourism Academy is a consortium of key leisure attractions within the UK’s premier seaside resort dedicated to boosting the skills of its seasonal and year round workforce. With the assistance of EOP we can now roll out a new WorldHost customer service standard, expand the range of supervisory and management programmes on offer, and pioneer a new tourism practice apprenticeship.
Freedom’s Operations Director Lisa Clark has been responsible for the design and delivery of the project. Lisa said:
Having identified the growing skills gap within our industry, Freedom are delighted to have the support of HM Government’s Employer Ownership Funding in the creation of a sustainable talent pipeline. Through this project, Freedom will develop a unique technical workforce that will help drive business and economic growth.
Everton in the Community, the official charity of Everton Football Club, have recently launched a flagship traineeship programme, which offers young people from across the region access to qualifications.
Along with partner Ingeus, Everton in the Community is leading a consortium of Merseyside employers who want to recruit unemployed young people into their businesses, and has developed a unique programme to give local young people their first foot on the career ladder.
The programme will also combine money from business and the government to help employers invest in the skills and training needed for growth.
Dr Denise Barrett-Baxendale, Chief Executive Officer for Everton in the Community, said:
We are delighted to have secured this funding from the BIS , Skills Funding Agency and UKCES to support thousands of unemployed young people into a career that excites them.
Mike Rogers, Managing Director of Rogers Restorations Ltd said:
We are honoured to have been given the opportunity to lead this exciting new BSE (Building Services & Engineering) traineeship which we hope will encourage new employers into enabling a new entrance path for young people looking to gain employment in the industry.
It’s very exciting that the government is listening to the micro employers and small businesses that are at the coal-face of apprenticeships and training within the industry. The experience of these businesses and their knowledge around bringing young people into employment is invaluable for creating a viable and effective training scheme.
Costain is leading a number of large, medium and small construction employers, including the Federation of Master Builders, to deliver the vital up-skilling of employees inclusive of the supply chain within Round 2 of the Employer Ownership of Skills. This capability development will include supervisors, higher apprenticeships, and will help more people enter the industry by the delivery of traineeships, which in turn will support our growing apprenticeship programmes.
Published: 30 April 2014


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◆ AddToHistory()
| void TicTacToe.GameManager.AddToHistory |
( |
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private |
◆ AfterPseudoGiven()
| void TicTacToe.GameManager.AfterPseudoGiven |
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string |
pseudo | ) |
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private |
After pseudo has been given
- Parameters
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| pseudo | pseudo given by the player |
◆ Awake()
| void TicTacToe.GameManager.Awake |
( |
| ) |
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private |
◆ CheckGameOver()
| bool TicTacToe.GameManager.CheckGameOver |
( |
| ) |
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private |
Check if game is over
- Returns
◆ ContinuePreviousGame()
| void TicTacToe.GameManager.ContinuePreviousGame |
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| ) |
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private |
◆ EndTheGame()
| void TicTacToe.GameManager.EndTheGame |
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bool |
isDraw | ) |
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private |
◆ NextTurn()
| void TicTacToe.GameManager.NextTurn |
( |
| ) |
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private |
◆ OnApplicationQuit()
| void TicTacToe.GameManager.OnApplicationQuit |
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| ) |
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private |
◆ PlaceSymbolOnSlot()
| void TicTacToe.GameManager.PlaceSymbolOnSlot |
( |
GridSlot |
slot | ) |
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private |
Place a symbol on a slot
- Parameters
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◆ PlayTurn()
| void TicTacToe.GameManager.PlayTurn |
( |
PlayerType |
playerType | ) |
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private |
Play the current turn
- Parameters
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◆ Start()
| void TicTacToe.GameManager.Start |
( |
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private |
◆ StartGame()
| void TicTacToe.GameManager.StartGame |
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private |
◆ _grid
◆ circlePrefab
| GameObject TicTacToe.GameManager.circlePrefab |
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private |
◆ crossPrefab
| GameObject TicTacToe.GameManager.crossPrefab |
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private |
◆ gridPrefab
| GameObject TicTacToe.GameManager.gridPrefab |
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private |
◆ hudPrefab
| GameObject TicTacToe.GameManager.hudPrefab |
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private |
◆ pseudoPanelPrefab
| GameObject TicTacToe.GameManager.pseudoPanelPrefab |
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private |
◆ WinTheGame
| ReactiveCommand<WinnerType> TicTacToe.GameManager.WinTheGame |
Player type wins the game
◆ CurrentPlayer
| ReactiveProperty<PlayerType> TicTacToe.GameManager.CurrentPlayer |
|
getprivate set |
◆ IsGameOver
| BoolReactiveProperty TicTacToe.GameManager.IsGameOver |
|
getprivate set |
◆ IsGameStarted
| BoolReactiveProperty TicTacToe.GameManager.IsGameStarted |
|
getprivate set |
◆ PlayerPseudo
| string TicTacToe.GameManager.PlayerPseudo |
|
getprivate set |
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This is an example of how to modify HTML contents using Updater.
Before sending response HTML back to browser, HelloWorldUpdater.java is dynamically compiled and executed.
The Updater receives the generated HTML content and add a 'Say Hello' button tag using Jsoup APIs.


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r = Matrices.conditionNumber(A);
This function calculates the condition number (norm(A) * norm(inv(A))) of a general real matrix A, in either the 1-norm, 2-norm or the infinity-norm. In the case of 2-norm the result is the ratio of the largest to the smallest singular value of A. For more details, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condition_number.
A = [1, 2; 2, 1]; r = conditionNumber(A); results in: r = 3.0
function conditionNumber extends Modelica.Icons.Function; input Real A[:, :] "Input matrix"; input Real p(min = 1) = 2 "Type of p-norm (only allowed: 1, 2 or Modelica.Constants.inf)"; output Real result = 0.0 "Condition number of matrix A"; end conditionNumber;


Fullstack developer focused on building solution based websites with cutting edge technologies like React js. Utilizing architectural patterns like MVC and the MERN stack. Finishing the job with polished UX/UI. Accustomed to incorporating Agile Methodologies and highly adaptable to learning new tools. Based in Los Angeles, CA, with plenty of experience on remote & agile teams. I'd love for you to check out my work.
We set out to build an application that helps users find vegan recipies and facilities that incorporating a plant based diet into their programs!
Created a tour planning application to help music artists map their tours and then sell tickets in advance of the tour.
This website was built for verification company to familiarize potential customers with the business and services. The site was styled with Materialize.
Successful
pop artist and producer with millions of streams but did not have a website to link
everything together.
Certificate of Completion
Software Engineering - Full Stack Development
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Thai Green Curry is a traditional recipe originating in Thailand. While the individual ingredients have their own seperate history, the combination of these into the Thai Green Curry was something truly unique.
 Cook the rice following the packet directions.
2. Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large frying pan over medium-high heat. Add the onion and cook, stirring, for 2 mins or until onion softens. Add the curry paste. Cook, stirring, for 2 mins or until fragrant.
3. Add the coconut milk and stock. Bring to a simmer. Add the chicken, capsicum and snow peas, if desired, and cook for 2-3 mins or until chicken is cooked through. Chop half the coriander leaves and add to the curry. Stir in the fish sauce, sugar and half the bean sprouts, if desired. Squeeze over half the lime wedges. Taste and add more fish sauce, sugar and lime juice, if desired.
4. Top the curry with remaining bean sprouts, and coriander leaves. Serve with the rice and lime wedges.
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12:23 PM
Hi, I just wanted to say I love Thai Green Curry.
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12:23 PM
This is fascinating to read!.
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12:23 PM
No way didn't expect to find Thai Green Curry here!


gensym(prefix = 'g)
Return a new uninterned symbol.
The optional argument prefix
is a symbol that will be used as the prefix for the generated symbol.
Uninterned symbols are guaranteed to be distinct from the symbols created in
program source code or generated by functions like read
and
string_to_symbol
.
write(gensym())
//> #:g0
write(gensym('me))
//> #:me1


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Planning Permission for Disabled Adaptation
When developing a property the first questions to ask are do the works need Planning Permission and are they likely to get Planning Permission. Although some alterations to domestic homes don’t require Planning Permission and can be done under Permitted Development, there are many alterations for disabled adaptation that do.
Should a development require Planning Permission then the first step is to assess if it is likely to get Planning Permission. There are many factors that can affect whether a planning application is likely to be approved most of these relate to the effect that the development will have on the surrounding area. In addition areas in greenbelt can be particularly trick to get planning permission, as councils have strict policies to restrict over development of the countryside.
Planning Applications for Disabled Adaptation
Every Council should have a Local plan which set out on what basis they are going to determine each Planning Application. Within each council’s Local plan they should aim to provide inclusive and mixed communities. This should address housing need for people with disabilities. In addition under the Equality Act councils have obligations to not discriminate. Many councils do have policies to give preference to works for disabilities.
When put into practice a Planning Application is more likely to be approved when it is for disabled adaptations. We have have seen Planning Applications approved where many have not. Planning Applications may include for the additional: Accommodation for Carers, Hydrotherapy Pools, Accessible Kitchens, Adapted Bathrooms, ground floor accommodation.
If you have a disability and require additional accommodation, or adaptation of your property. Why not give us a call and let one of our experts guide you through the process.
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and currently I'm a college student pursing a degree in computer engineering. Its mostly about how and why computers work the way they do. It is an interesting course for sure, and so far it has is not disappointing, except for mathematics of course (it just find ways to get more complicated).
I had a interest in computer as far as I can remember. First I saw a computer when was in kindergarden, fabergasted to see such a machine it has fueled my passion to learn about it since then.
For my hobbies, I do a variety of things including indoor stuff like reading books, playing on my computer, or doing hardware maintainence on my computer; and outdoor stuff like long-distance cycling, trekking, playing football and basketball with my friends.
Now during this pandemic I have polished my existing skills and acquired some new skills too.


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brief details of who did what
any details required to test the site, including instructions if needed, outstanding issues
(like things that look as though they work but don't)
Sign in feature doesnt log in. Site works best in full page resizing doesnt work for all pages.
references (links) for any code, images or content that you have used that are not your own
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your group should spend some time reflecting on the process and describe here the Pluses, Minuses and Interesting aspects of your teamwork process and result
Pluses: Combining skills and creative ideas to form a final result.
Learning new skills for designing sites and solving problems while adding new content
Enjoyed keeping consistantly busy and being able to work consistantly, it was rewarding when things worked.
...
Minuses: Hard to get the group together to finish work...
had trouble working through certain issues like the webswite adjusting when resized.
had to make some compromises to design because lacked the skill to complete
Interesting: (including significant lessons) Learnt new skills trying to add features to the website, gaine a lot of insight into web development and what makes a good site.
enjoyed how it kept me busy solving problems or trying to work out how to implement something. While it was frustrating when we couldnt get some things to work, completing a task was rewarding and felt like id gained new skills.
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Dr. Vimal Mishra obtained his Ph.D. degree in Computer Engineering from Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology- BHU (I.I.T.-BHU), Varanasi and M. Tech. in Electronics Engineering with specialization in Digital Electronics & Systems and B. Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering from Kamla Nehru Institute of Technology, Sultanpur. His research interests are machine translation, natural language processing, artificial intelligence, intelligent web, and cloud computing. He has published several books and research articles in national and international journals of repute. He has been working on leadership roles in various Govt. institutes since last 30 years in technical education. He has been serving as a director in IERT , Allahabad since May, 2014.
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- E-mail:- director@iert.ac.in


Type a Scheme expression and press Enter key to evaluate the expresssion.
Clear Screen Stop at Writing
Edit Scheme expressions and click Load button to load them to the interpreter.
For details, see https://github.com/nukata/little-scheme-in-typescript.


Tagfiles are a more powerful version of a standard template. Most users will find that tag files contain all the functionality they need.
Basic tagfiles just work as templates. You can drop a file into the taglib's template directory and it will be found automatically. If your taglib classname is SimpleTaglib then your template directory will be in your include path:
HTML_Template_Nest_View::$INCLUDE_PATHS . "/templates/simpletaglib/"
If we want to explicitly add a tag file (for example to override tag methods or add declared attributtes), we need to extend the tag file class and specify the path to the tag file's template.
Now we'll create the template in the same directory as our SimpleView.php file.
Now we'll edit our original template to use our new tag library:
Which gives us basically the same output as before, but this time it's wrapped in a div. Rather than hard code that information, however we can put the tag <nst:processBody /> into our template and then move the actual text back out of the tag file. This is where the nesting actually comes into play.
We get basicaly the same output, but now we can easily change the actual text if requirements change without changing the actual document structure. Tags can be nested and you can include tag libraries in tag files. If we wanted to add the standard tag library in our simple_tagfile.tmpl we'd do so like this:
class SimpleTaglib_SimpleTagFile extends HTML_Template_Nest_TagFile { protected $declaredAttributes = array("param1", "param2"); ... }You can then access ${param1} and ${param2} inside the tag.
That's it for tag files. They'll work in pretty much every simple situation.


#include <cattlebuyscreen.h>
◆ CattleBuyScreen()
| CattleBuyScreen::CattleBuyScreen |
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QWidget * |
parent = nullptr , |
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backScreen = nullptr , |
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loginScreen = nullptr , |
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This is the default constructor for the Screen CattleBuy.
◆ ~CattleBuyScreen()
| CattleBuyScreen::~CattleBuyScreen |
( |
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This is the default destructor for the Screen CattleBuy.
◆ getFarm()
| Farm * CattleBuyScreen::getFarm |
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◆ on_backButton_clicked
| void CattleBuyScreen::on_backButton_clicked |
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privateslot |
Function that performs the action of going back to the previous screen.
◆ on_registerButton_clicked
| void CattleBuyScreen::on_registerButton_clicked |
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Function that performs the action of registering cattle.
◆ TestCattleBuyScreenGUI
◆ back_screen_
| QWidget* CattleBuyScreen::back_screen_ |
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This attribute contains the reference of the back screen.
◆ current_user_
| std::string CattleBuyScreen::current_user_ |
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The nickname of the current user.
◆ farm_
| Farm* CattleBuyScreen::farm_ |
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This attribute contains the the Farm.
◆ login_screen_
| QWidget* CattleBuyScreen::login_screen_ |
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This attribute contains the reference of the login screen.
◆ ui_
This attribute contains the ui for the CattleBuy.
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Wow. What a terrible week of Cubs baseball. On this, the 410th episode of The Ivy Envy Podcast, we talk about this 1-6 week. I can't say I expected us to have a 1-6 week to talk about with the 2016 Cubs.
We use this episode to look at what has gone wrong over the last month of Cubs baseball. On June 1st, their winning percentage was .708 and it's now about 60 points lower. So why is that? We look at offense, pitching and defense.
In an attempt to stay positive, we also look at some positives. In the month, the Cubs have a 13-11 record, so some things are going well.
We answer a few listener questions, one of them on Heyward's offensive production. After a scary stat of the week, we read a few internet muscle flexes.


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