class: center, middle # Real World PureScript (Day 2) ## Justin Woo ### Monadic Party - 2019 Jun 21 --- # Plan * Day 1: What is PureScript, and how do these types work? Introduce the PureScript language, talk about some details with types, kinds, type classes + functional dependencies, and the why and how of row types and row type classes.
* Day 2: How do we do FFI, and how can we use types to make it better? Introduce FFI in PureScript, and various approaches to FFI with types, from basic opaque data types to data types with row type parameters.
--- # Setup You will need... * PureScript 0.13.0 * Spago * Node 10.x or higher Installation methods: * Via Nix:
* Via npm: `npm i -g purs-bin-simple spago` Please, make sure you have set npm prefix to something like ~/.npm: ``` # ~/.npmrc prefix=/home/your-user/.npm ``` ``` npm set prefix ~/.npmrc ``` --- # Review of Day 1 contents * Type aliases, newtypes, data types * Functions, pattern matching, guards * Anonymous records * Type classes with multiple parameters and functional dependencies * Kinds, Row kind * Records as a type with a row type parameter * Row type classes --- # Preview of Day 2 contents * What is PureScirpt for JS? * Functions * Effects * Runtime representation of values of types * Adding more types (and kinds) * Opaque data types * Row Union and other row constraint applications * RowToList put to use * Practical example of everything put together by reading a record --- ### What is PureScript? (for a JavaScript consumer) (src/Functions.purs) * Bunch of CommonJS modules (as of PureScript 0.13.0) ```js "use strict"; var Effect_Console = require("../Effect.Console/index.js"); var main = Effect_Console.log("Hello sailor!"); module.exports = { main: main }; ``` * "Effects" come as a bunch of thunks that must be called. E.g. `main :: Effect Unit` ```js > require('./output/Main').main() Hello sailor! {} ``` * Functions must be explicitly defined and used ```js const output = require('./output/Functions'); console.log('add2', output.add2(1)(1)); console.log('add2Fn2', output.add2Fn2(1, 1)); ``` --- # Functions for FFI Every regular function is "curried" in PureScript and must be "uncurried". ```hs import Data.Function.Uncurried (Fn2, Fn3, Fn4, mkFn2, mkFn3, runFn2, runFn4) add2 :: Int -> Int -> Int add2 a b = a + b result1 :: Int result1 = add2 1 2 add2Fn2 :: Fn2 Int Int Int add2Fn2 = mkFn2 add2 result2 :: Int result2 = runFn2 add2Fn2 1 2 ``` ```js const output = require('./output/Functions'); console.log('add2', output.add2(1)(1)); console.log('add2Fn2', output.add2Fn2(1, 1)); ``` --- class: middle ```js // Functions.js exports.jsAdd4 = function(a, b, c, d) { return a + b + c + d; }; ``` ```hs -- Functions.purs foreign import jsAdd4 :: Fn4 Int Int Int Int Int result3 :: Int result3 = runFn4 jsAdd4 1 2 3 4 ``` --- # Effects for FFI .flex[ .flex-cell[ ```js // Functions.js exports.jsLogInt = function(i) { return function() { console.log(i.toString()); }; }; exports.jsUnthunkedLogInt = function(i) { console.log(i.toString()) } ``` ] .flex-cell[ ```hs -- Functions.purs logInt :: Int -> Effect Unit logInt i = Console.logShow i foreign import jsLogInt :: Int -> Effect Unit -- Uncurried Effect Functions unthunkedLogInt :: EffectFn1 Int Unit unthunkedLogInt = mkEffectFn1 logInt foreign import jsUnthunkedLogInt :: EffectFn1 Int Unit rethunkedLogInt :: Int -> Effect Unit rethunkedLogInt i = runEffectFn1 jsUnthunkedLogInt i ``` ] ] --- # Notes on Types * Type aliases No changes * Newtypes Same representation as underlying type, e.g. `newtype URL = URL String` * Data types Currently (PS 0.13) generates JS classes in specific directories. Not really worth trying to make them with JS. Instead, pass functions from PureScript to construct the types: ```hs foreign import _index :: forall a . (a -> Maybe a) -> Maybe a -> Int -> Array a -> Maybe a index :: forall a. Int -> Array a -> Maybe a index = _index Just Nothing ``` --- ## Expanding our types (src/FFIWithTypes.purs)
We can define our own kinds and types, which can be especially useful for FFI. ```hs foreign import kind RequestMethod foreign import data GetRequest :: RequestMethod foreign import data PostRequest :: RequestMethod data Route (method :: RequestMethod) = Route URL class GetMethod (method :: RequestMethod) where getMethod :: Route method -> String ``` --- class: middle We can use this to add some type level information to our effects naively: ```hs foreign import kind EFFECT foreign import data TERM :: EFFECT foreign import data LOL :: EFFECT newtype Eff (fx :: # EFFECT) a = Eff (Effect a) lol :: Eff (lol :: LOL) Unit lol = Eff $ pure unit log :: String -> Eff (stdout :: TERM) Unit log = Eff <<< Console.log ``` (Demonstration purposes only. Do not use this modeling.) We should remember that PureScript is not polykinded, i.e. all of the useful row type classes only work with `# Type`. But this tends to not be a problem, as most uses center around values anyway. --- # Opaque data type The oldest method known to man, making the structure of some value opaque to consumers and providing strict levels of access: ```hs foreign import data Process :: Type foreign import process :: Process foreign import processExit :: Process -> Effect Unit ```
Also works for more advanced purposes: ```hs foreign import data Variant :: # Type -> Type inj :: forall sym a r1 r2 . RowCons sym a r1 r2 => IsSymbol sym => SProxy sym -> a -> Variant r2 ``` --- # The "Basic" problem What about those JavaScript libraries that require a partial set of all properties? Just apply Row Union: ```hs class Union (left :: # Type) (right :: # Type) (union :: # Type) | left right -> union , right union -> left , union left -> right ``` ```hs type DivPropsRow = ( className :: String , apple :: Int , kiwi :: Boolean ) reactDivElementProperties :: forall input rest . Row.Union input rest DivPropsRow => { | input } -> JSX ``` --- ## RowToList: row goodness, but in iterable form From Day 1: > "Row": unordered collection of fields by Symbol and associated type of a kind. What if we could take this unordered collection and make an ordered list of pairs? ```hs -- from Prim.RowList kind RowList data Cons :: Symbol -> Type -> RowList -> RowList data Nil :: RowList class RowToList (row :: # Type) (list :: RowList) | row -> list ``` --- class: middle ```hs type MyRecord = { apple :: String , banana :: String , kiwi :: String } rowList :: forall r rl. RL.RowToList r rl => Proxy { | r } -> RLProxy rl rowList _ = RLProxy myRecordRL :: RLProxy (RL.Cons "apple" String (RL.Cons "banana" String (RL.Cons "kiwi" String RL.Nil))) myRecordRL = rowList (Proxy :: Proxy MyRecord) ``` ---
For fun: ```hs class Keys (rl :: RL.RowList) where keysImpl :: RLProxy rl -> Array String instance keysNil :: Keys RL.Nil where keysImpl _ = [] instance keysCons :: ( IsSymbol name , Keys tail ) => Keys (RL.Cons name ty tail) where keysImpl _ = let curr = reflectSymbol (SProxy :: _ name) rest = keysImpl (RLProxy :: _ tail) in Array.cons curr rest keys :: forall r rl .  JSON.parse to some Foreign value 2. Define functions from Foreign into either an error or a typed value 3. Write a series of type classes to do this ```hs foreign import data JSValue :: Type foreign import jsonParse :: String -> Effect JSValue newtype Error = Error String class DecodeJSValue a where decode :: JSValue -> Either Error a foreign import _readString :: forall e a . (e -> Either e a) -> (a -> Either e a) -> JSValue -> Either e a readString :: JSValue -> Either Error String readString = _readString Left Right instance decodeJSValueString :: DecodeJSValue String where decode = readString ``` What about an instance of Records? --- class: middle Remember, { | r } ~ Record r, and r can be made iterable by RowToList. ```hs instance decodeJSValueRecord :: ( RL.RowToList r rl , DecodeJSValueRecordFields rl r ) => DecodeJSValue { | r } where decode jsv = do case checkTypeOf jsv of "object" -> decodeFields (RLProxy :: _ rl) jsv x -> Left <<< Error $ "expected object, got " <> x foreign import checkTypeOf :: JSValue -> String ``` --- class: middle ```hs class DecodeJSValueRecordFields (xs :: RL.RowList) (r :: # Type) | xs -> r where decodeFields :: RLProxy xs -> JSValue -> Either Error { | r } instance decodeJSValueRecordFieldsNil :: DecodeJSValueRecordFields RL.Nil () where decodeFields _ _ = Right {} ``` --- class: middle ```hs instance decodeJSValueRecordFieldsCons :: ( IsSymbol name , Row.Cons name ty r' r , Row.Lacks name r' , DecodeJSValue ty , DecodeJSValueRecordFields tail r' ) => DecodeJSValueRecordFields (RL.Cons name ty tail) r where decodeFields _ jsv = Record.insert nameS <$> first <*> rest where nameS = SProxy :: _ name first = do prop <- lmap Error $ readProp (reflectSymbol nameS) jsv decode prop rest = decodeFields (RLProxy :: _ tail) jsv ``` --- # Review of Day 2 contents * What is PureScirpt for JS? * Functions * Effects * Runtime representation of values of types * Adding more types (and kinds) * Opaque data types * Row Union and other row constraint applications * RowToList put to use * Practical example of everything put together by reading a record --- # Extra Reading * Effect.Uncurried documentation
* "User Empowerment of FFI in PureScript"
* "Basic" related: "Using Rows and RowToList to model Chart.js spec building"
* Aff-Promises documentation
* Handling JS Unions with row types
--- # Examples of "real world" https://github.com/justinwoo/purescript-toppokki https://github.com/justinwoo/purescript-milkis https://github.com/justinwoo/purescript-node-telegram-bot-api https://github.com/justinwoo/purescript-bingsu https://github.com/justinwoo/purescript-simple-json https://my-purescript-libraries.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ --- # Memes https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/1094190044175159296 https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/1014142012386435072 https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/1040939416917749760 https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/999594341797695488 https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/983702858435629056 https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/976887565679759361 https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/972063474200309760 https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/961345707570614273 https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/1094339316472524800


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Pete Buttigieg Passes on Doing Viral 'Butti-jig' Dance for TMZ
Mayor Pete Buttigieg passed on the idea of doing the viral “High Hopes” dance popularized by his supporters.
by Charlie Spiering“The less people that see me dance the better,” Buttigieg told a TMZ cameraman on Thursday morning. “I just don’t have that coordination.”
Supporters across the country are sharing videos of the special dance featuring Buttigieg’s campaign walk-on song High Hopes by Panic! at the Disco.
But Buttigieg said he was aware of the viral dance fever sweeping the nation.
“Yeah, you know I think joy is a really important part of this campaign and letting it all out, that’s a big part of that,” he said.
The dance was popularized on social media after video surfaced of one volunteer teaching the proper moves to supporters young and old.
On Sunday, a campaign staffer posted a video of the entire volunteer force doing the dance.
In September, supporters were filmed in Iowa doing the dance with giant blow-up posterboards of Buttigieg’s head.


Mohra ["Pawns"] (1994, Rajiv Rai)
A review by David M. Arnold
India has one of the largest movie industries in the world yet its product is nearly unknown to most Western audiences. The staple of Indian cinema is the long, stylized musical, with "musical" the operative word. There are musical comedies, musical romances, musical action flicks, musical adventures, musical thrillers, musical mysteries and no doubt musical war movies. Last year, Indian movies began appearing on DVD. Many include English subtitles and this opens an opportunity for Western audiences to be introduced to this interesting and exotic genre.
I have a deep fascination with and fondess for Indian culture, history and mythology. The last time I visited our local Indian grocery and spice shop, I noticed a stack of DVDs for rent. I selected one, more or less at random, titled "Mohra".
"Mohra", which I believe to be fairly representative of the Indian action genre, concerns a pair of drug gangs in a turf war. Vishal (Sunil Sheety), the anti-hero in a Yojimbo sort of way, is freed from prison as the result of the intervention of journalist Roma (Raveena Tandon), and her boss Jindal (Naseeruddin Shah), a blind media tycoon. Soon, Vishal is playing both gangs against each other and the body count starts to mount. Meanwhile, Roma falls for the film's hero Amar (Akshay Kumar), a police officer assigned to drug enforcement. Amar and Vishal keep crossing each others' paths, until in the end they join forces against a drug kingpin who is manipulating both crooks and police in a grander scheme.
The plot is merely a framework on which to hang the musical numbers and the fight scenes, which occur regularly and in about equal number. Songs are so central to Indian cinema that the DVD includes a separate chapter index organized by song. The songs themselves are of the Indopop variety -- a fusion of classical Indian music and modern pop, and the musical numbers are sumptuously staged and photographed in a way that often seems jarringly disconnected to the rest of the film. The fight scenes are preposterous martial-arts extravaganzas, but I ended up admiring the level of effort, talent and training that must go into staging one of these.
"Mohra" is very much over-acted and over-directed, but I'll have to sample a few more titles before deciding whether or not this is merely a characteristic of the genre. The subtitles were helpful as I don't speak Hindi, but some of the translations were unintentionally humorous ("I don't wish to pressurize you into talking about it").
I was suprised and pleased with the overall quality of the DVD. The image was bright, crisp and clear and letterboxed to 1.85:1 aspect ratio. I suspect that the film was shot in a 2.35:1 'Scope format and a 1.85:1 flat extraction print used for making the video. The colors were vivid, although I saw several instances of poor color timing towards the end of the film. The audio was monaural and a just a little harsh sounding.
I'm most encouraged by the approach that the Indian DVD distributers are taking -- making high-quality, reasonably priced discs that are NTSC standard and Region 0 (i.e. not region locked). These discs are priced so that pirating them simply isn't worth while. Today, (2/2000) Indian discs dominate the foreign film catalog at netflix.com, no doubt the direct result of this open policy. I'm hoping that this strategy proves successful, and that other DVD producers will be encouraged along these same lines.
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Story: An owl believed to foretell the coming of the lion
An owl believed to foretell the coming of the lion
Title
An owl believed to foretell the coming of the lion
Collection
Summary
The coming of an owl is considered as a sign of the approach of a Lion. An insult offered by a little child, to a fly, is reported by the latter to the Lion, as disrespect shown to himself. This, the Lion waits to avenge, until the child is older. By /han≠kass’o (L VIII.-23. 8058 rev., 8060 rev., 8078–8080). |han≠kass'o's grandfather (Tsatsi) told him that an owl comes to the people when a lion is about to come to try and catch them. Also, children should not exclaim or breathe out through their nostrils in a certain manner if a fly ('lion's fly') is nearby, because it would tell the lion that a child had made light of the lion.
Comments
1) p.8077v: the 'lion's fly' which comes from inside the lion, the 'ostrich's fly' and the colours of the flies of beasts of prey, 2) p.8078v: see The lion has the power of turning itself into other things, 3) This story is found in Book VIII-23
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
22 December 1878 (started)
Categories
Custom and daily life, Portention
Keywords
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8058v, 8060v, 8078v-8080


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TapTapTap is a texting game designed to improve the texting proficiency of Android users in a fun and exciting way. Using Correct Gross Words A Minute (CGWAM), users can analyze their texting ability and improve their skills.
Can either be Single Word (a game with a single word), Multiple Words (a game with a few words), or Paragraph (a game with a LOT of words.
Add your own words or phrases to the game types of your choice! They can be words that you typically have difficulty writing, or phrases that are fun to type!
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Everton v Tottenham: match preview
by Guardian StaffThe table does not lie after 10 matches and 16th versus 11th in the Premier League says everything about the underachievement of two teams harbouring far greater ambitions. Everton have won their last two games at Goodison Park in league and cup yet, having suffered another avoidable loss at Brighton last weekend, even if controversial, it feels Marco Silva remains only one bad home defeat away from a full-blown crisis. Tottenham suffered their fifth defeat of the campaign on Merseyside last Sunday but showed enough quality on the counterattack at Liverpool to encourage Mauricio Pochettino. Andy Hunter
Sunday 4.30pm Sky Sports Premier League
Venue Goodison Park
Last season Everton 2 Tottenham 6
Referee Martin Atkinson
This season G9 Y28 R0 3.11 cards/game
Odds H 9-5 A 13-8 D 17-10
EVERTON
Subs from Stekelenburg, Lössl, Sigurdsson, Davies, Schneiderlin, Kean, Baines, Coleman, Holgate, Tosun, Gordon
Doubtful Mina (knee)
Injured Gbamin (thigh, Jan), Bernard (knee, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y18 R2
Form LLLLWL
Leading scorer Calvert-Lewin 3
TOTTENHAM
Subs from Vorm, Whiteman, Foyth, Dier, Wanyama, Skipp, Moura, Oakley-Boothe, Walker-Peters, Lo Celso, Ndombele, Vertonghen, Sessegnon
Doubtful Vertonghen (hamstring)
Injured Lamela (thigh, 9 Nov), Lloris (elbow, unknown)
Suspended Rose (one match)
Discipline Y22 R1
Form WLWLDL
Leading scorer Kane 6


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subscriptions = UserSubscription.objects.filter(user=user)
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(total, user.username))
for sub in subscriptions:
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feed = sub.feed
After Change
res.join_native()
duration = time.time() - start
logging.user(user, "~FCIndexed ~SB%s feeds~SN in ~FM~SB%s~FC~SN sec." %
(total, round(duration, 2)))
r.publish(user.username, "search_index_complete:done")
self.subscriptions_indexed = True
self.subscriptions_indexing = False


Tower of Hanoi
Directions: Grab a disc and try to stack them, in order by height, on the right most tower.
WINNER!
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Learn to use Big O notation, a common standard throughout the tech industry.
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--- layout: post title: 12.3m in the UK used the mobile internet in June date: 2006-08-24 00:00:00 category: mobile ---
Helen links to some strong figures for UK mobile internet usage: "According to the Mobile Data Association (MDA), a total of 12.3 million people used their mobile phone to access theinternet in the UK during June 2006. This figure shows that close to 20% of mobile phone users are now regularly using the WAP capability ontheir phones to download ringtones, games, wallpapers or to simply browsethe internet whilst on the move."


Welcome to UrTDevs! We are a community aimed at supporting the development of Urban Terror. Our main focus is to improve upon the game that we all love. There is active development in many projects related to Urban Terror, including custom clients, custom server binaries, pugbots, and irc bots. Click one of the project links to find out more!
Custom builds created by the community.
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Credit to apple1417 for his research (code finding, spreadsheet work).
Here are the 9 sets of spawns that can appear. Note that these sets only apply to maps with 3 potential spawn points, not to all maps!
Sets A, E, and I are twice as likely to appear.
Some sets are impossible to get based on your Paint 4 set. Select a Paint 4 set to see what spawns are possible:


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| Last Update: | Sat May 31 16:08:18 -0400 2008 |
A multi-line search and replace utility that uses Ruby regular expressions for searching and allows back references to captured groups from the pattern to appear in the replacement text.
<pre>usage: rr [options] find replace [filenames]
rr [options] s/find/replace/ [filenames] find - a regular expression to be run on the entire file as one string replace - replacement text, \1-\9 and metachars (\n, etc.) are allowed filenames - names of the input files to be parsed, if blank uses STDIN
options:
--line or -l process line by line instead of all at once (not default) --case or -c makes the regular expression case sensitive (not default) --global or -g process all occurrences in the text (default) --modify or -m changes will directly modify the original file (not default)
negated options are done by adding ‘not’ or ‘n’ in switches like so:
--notline or -nl
special note:
When using bash, if you want backslashes in the replace portion make sure to use the multiple argument usage with single quotes for the replacement.
</pre>
Replace all a‘s with e‘s rr s/a/e/ file rr a e file
Doubles the last character on each line and doubles the newline. rr "(.)\n" "\1\1\n\n" file
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Copyright (c) 2008 Joseph Pecoraro
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the ‘Software’), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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Chacarter
Despite his creepy appearance, Muk is very friendly. Always strive to hug Ash when meeting (or Professor Oak).


The Schnable Group is based at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and is lead by James Schnable. Looking for the ISU research group with the same last name? Click here.
While individuals specialize, each of member of the lab gets at least some experience writing computer code, employing molecular biology techniques, working with living plants in the greenhouse, and conducting fieldwork. As a result of the diverse set of collaborators we work with -- applied plant breeders, biochemists, engineers, computer scientists, food scientists, and statisticians -- each member of the lab also gains experience communicating both within and across scientific disciplines, as well as to diverse non-scientific audiences. This cross training produces scientists who are equipped to both understand and address the complex and far-reaching problems our world will face in coming decades.
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Welcome to PBT, Propeller!
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- Thank you sign made from neons on a wall
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- Outside view of PBT Propeller during the day. The walls are covered in flowers and plants of all assortments and sizes
- Seaside view of our terrace. A few glass tables and woven chairs await to be sat in beside the calm waters of the sea
- Festive dinning table with silver plating, crystal glasses and a flower bouquet
- PBT restaurant before closing at night
- Close-up of a few glasses laying on the table


Autonomous Animal Monitoring System
A simple HTTP server t keep track of the LoRa transmissions
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Vacancy and Credit Loss in real estate investing is the amount of money or percentage of net operating income that is estimated to not be realized due to non-payment of rents and vacant units.
Vacancy and Credit Loss = GSI x VCL
Where:
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Google Nest Wifi review: the next-gen mesh networking kit is a solid upgrade
Strong, stable, comprehensive Wi-Fi, and useful Wi-Fi management through the app
★ ★ ★ ★ ☆
by David Nield
T3 VERDICT
Google Nest Wifi does an impressive job of getting speedy, stable Wi-Fi out into every corner of your home. It's definitely going to appeal to those who are already heavily invested in the Google ecosystem, but isn't quite as compelling for everyone else.
REASONS TO BUY
+ Fast, reliable Wi-Fi everywhere
+ Wi-Fi management is very simple
+ Google Assistant built into the nodes
REASONS TO AVOID
- No Ethernet ports on the nodes
- No support for the incoming Wi-Fi 6 standard
- Google Assistant built into the nodes
With the likes of Eero, TP-Link and others now offering mesh networking kits, you've got more choice than ever when it comes to picking a system to cover your home in fast, reliable Wi-Fi – and now Google has released the second generation of its own kit.
This is the follow-up to Google Wifi, which was unveiled right at the end of 2016. That's a long time to wait between product refreshes, but the Google Nest Wifi system brings a few new tricks to the table, as well as adding the Nest branding to another Google gadget.
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If you're new to the idea of mesh networking, the idea is that rather than having just one router stuck in a corner of your property, you have a router and several nodes or satellites spread around your living spaces – with the Wi-Fi signal spread evenly between them.
In theory, that should eliminate Wi-Fi dead zones, and mean you can get a strong and stable connection wherever you are in your house or flat. We've been using Google Nest Wifi at home for several days, to see if it's worth investing in for your own home.
Google Nest Wifi review: design and setup
Google has certainly gone very minimalist with the design of the Nest Wifi system (we were testing the standard two-pack here): the main router is just a white plastic blob with a G symbol on the top, and the satellite node is just a white plastic blob.
Full marks to Google on the setup though, because it's a breeze through the Google Home app, which you may have already used in the past to setup a Chromecast or a Google smart speaker. Google's smart home device range is steadily improving, and the Home app lets you manage it all in the same place.
Google promises the Nest Wifi can provide up to two times the speed and up to 25 percent better coverage than the old Google Wi-Fi kit, and we were impressed most of all with the very low latency – pages load up and downloads start in a snap. Coverage is great too, with strong Wi-Fi stretching all across our average-sized semi-detached.
We plugged our Google Nest Wifi into a Sky Q router (Sky Q is itself set up as a mesh network). Speeds on the new network were at least on a par with the old network, but devices did seem to connect up and initialise downloads and webpage loading more quickly. Google says a two-pack Nest Wifi hub is good for 210 square metres (2,260 square feet) of coverage.
Google Nest Wifi review: features and functionality
We can definitely recommend the Google Nest Wifi kit if you're looking to eliminate Wi-Fi dead spots in your home, or get your Wi-Fi extended to basements or attics – in our tests across multiple rooms with multiple gadgets, we couldn't fault the coverage or the speed of the Google Nest Wifi kit.
You've got a few more reasons to consider adding this to your home though. Through the Google Home app, you can do some cool tricks like limit the amount of time your kids can get online with their devices, or set up a separate guest network so visitors aren't able to suddenly take over your Sonos speakers or whatever.
There's also device prioritisation here, so if one device – like your TV or phone – needs stronger, more stable internet than the others, you can make that happen. What's more, you can even manage other Nest Wifi networks through the app remotely, which is very handy if you're always providing tech support for your elderly parents, for example.
We should also mention that the Google Nest Wifi satellite nodes also double up as Google Nest Mini speakers, so you can ask Google Assistant questions, and queue up music, and so on. Unlike the Nest Mini though, these nodes don't double up as Chromecast devices, so you don't have quite as many options when it comes to playing music, podcasts, audiobooks and so on from your phone.
Google Nest Wifi review: price and verdict
As we mentioned at the start, you've got plenty of mesh networking kits to pick from these days. We've tested quite a few, and they've all been decent in terms of Wi-Fi coverage and speeds – they'll all work as advertised in terms of getting Wi-Fi to the far reaches of your home and letting you manage it from an app.
In terms of why you would pick Google Nest Wifi specifically, obviously it works very well with other Google (Nest) products – if your Google Home app is already packed with smart home gear then being able to manage your Wi-Fi through the same app will appeal. You get Google Assistant in the satellite nodes as well, of course, which might be enough to tip the balance in favour of this particular system.
 If that's the case then Google Nest Wifi doesn't seem quite as appealing, and there are a handful of other marks against it – no Ethernet connection options on the node satellite speakers, for instance.
You can be sure of strong and stable wireless internet with Google Nest Wifi, and some cool features in the app. As for the question of whether it's actually right for you, that's more difficult to answer – make sure you take a long, close look at the competition before making a purchase.


FILM TITLE: BREAKING THE WAVES DIRECTOR: LARS VON TRIER COUNTRY: DEN/NETH/FRANCE/SWEDEN 1996 CINEMATOGRAPHY: ROBBY MILLER MUSIC: JOACHIM HOLBEK CAST: Emily Watson, Stellan Skarsgard, Catrin Cartlidge, Jean-Marc Barr, Adrian Rawlins, Jonathan Hackett, Sandra Voe SUPER FEATURES: The acting.
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The only thing that seems to work against this film, is that it has no positive values, as it were, and therefore, no hope, in many ways, specially for the character/person, who makes this film go. But if one can, put aside that value judgement, this film has one performance that is absolutely excellent, and well deserving of its accolades. Not many people can stand out so much, anywhere at all.
This is the story of Bess, who marries outside of her family and village, to an oil derrick worker. She is, very aloof, does crazy things, and in her spare time has conversations with God, with whom she seems to have a reasonable rapport.... except that this is mixed to the point that it makes her feel guilty, and responsible for the chain of events that change her life.
Her marriage seems fine, and as might be customary, she misses her husband. In one of her prayers/conversations with God, she asks that he come home. But he comes home injured, and ends up paralyzed. This adds some strain to their marriage, and jan decided that Bess should have affairs and then tell him about it, as a way for him to enjoy something while in pain and paralyzed. Bess is at odds with the whole thing, and starts out with a lie, which of course, Jan sees through anyway. And in her second attempt, she decided to give herself away to the first person that crosses her path.
This progresses, as is expected, and Jan is not getting better. he has, however, met another nurse, who seems to be more helpful. The nurse quickly sees the predicament that they are both in, and the story changes. Bess makes another mistake and joins a band of foreign shipmen, whose attitudes towards women and sex seem to be more sadistic than otherwise, and this brings about her total demise. The new nurse has called Jan's bluff, and his healing and desire to live has finally improved, and in the end we catch Bess getting a burial, at their hands, after the elders had condemned her, and decided that she could not have a decent burial at all.
Startling as it may be the greatest thing in this film is watching Emily Watson do her Bess thing all the way through. From the innocent little girl having her talks to God, to her eventual reckless abandon, in giving herself away, to prove that she loves her husband, which is something that he has requested in the first place. In between is a massive acting job, the likes of which is rarely found.
For the most part, this film is done with a camera in hand, as if it had Bess' point of view as the most important part of its story. Around her, the camera moves, and at times it seems to move faster than otherwise, which is a nice analogy for what is happening around her, and she has a hard time keeping up with it. In comparison, the rest of the film is slow and boring, with some rather pointed places... like Jan's hospital room, where the camera does not move as much, or very little, thus suggesting that he is boring, if one takes that to be a theme. However, Bess has given herself away to this man, and she will do what she has to, to feel like she can love him unconditionally. The down side, of course, asides from a religious community that relishes in judging people, even if they are from their families, as outlaws, renegades, and disgraced people.
Lars von Trier, has used the hand style before, although it was never used in such an incredible abandon with which it is used here in this film. This enhances Bess' plight, and we can't help but feel sorry for her and her predicament. And it never slows down, or makes the film less attractive for what it is trying to do, and accomplish. It is the story of Bess, and the film ends with Bess, though we know what else has happened.
It's hard not to get caught up in the emotions of the moment in this film, as the visual style tends to drag you in.... when jan gets hurt, it is as if we are also getting hurt, or at least a part of the hard work that he is doing.
A very good film, though sad, but very strong in the acting department, specially Emily Watson, who turns in what is considered a career performance. But the film has its vicious edge at times, specially when looking at the elders and their attitudes.
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Tom Tilley Is Leaving Triple J’s ‘Hack’ After Almost A Decade
by Joseph EarpTom Tilley, who has been the host of the flagship triple j program Hack for almost a decade, is moving on from the station.
It’s been eight years since Tilley first took the reins as the host of Hack, a news and current affairs program centred around frequently hard-hitting and incisive interviews.
During that time, Tilley has garnered a reputation as a skilled interviewer, able to get admissions out of his subjects that they might have not otherwise offered themselves — consider Dylan Frost of Sticky Fingers letting slip a “boys will be boys” when confronted with the allegations of bad behaviour against him.
Tilley’s time has not been without controversy, however, and Hack was slammed for giving airtime to an alleged “white nationalist”.
Now, Tilley is moving on to “new” and “exciting” opportunities. It’s not yet clear what those are — but it’s worth noting that Tilley has strayed into the world of television recently, occasionally appearing as a guest on The Project.
Could a shift to TV be in the works? Nothing’s clear yet — Tilley’s statement is all about honouring the past and being positive about the future, not laying out specific plans.
“Hack has taken me further than my wildest dreams, from a naive triple j listener in the paddocks of Mudgee to interviewing the country’s most powerful people,” Tilley said in the statement.
“While grilling ministers live on radio was a lot of fun and often necessary, my proudest moments are our conversations about mental health.
“Now, after 12 years at triple j and eight years hosting Hack, it’s time to let another passionate young journo take the reins and for me to explore exciting new opportunities.”
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This Bible contradiction is from the Skeptic's Annotated Bible.
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1 Samuel 8:18 View context
And ye shall cry out in that day because of your king which ye shall have chosen you; and the LORD will not hear you in that day.
Psalm 10:1 View context
Why standest thou afar off, O LORD? [why] hidest thou [thyself] in times of trouble?
Psalm 22:1-2 View context
My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me? [why art thou so] far from helping me, [and from] the words of my roaring?
O my God, I cry in the daytime, but thou hearest not; and in the night season, and am not silent.
Isaiah 1:15 View context
And when ye spread forth your hands, I will hide mine eyes from you: yea, when ye make many prayers, I will not hear: your hands are full of blood.
Isaiah 45:15 View context
Verily thou [art] a God that hidest thyself, O God of Israel, the Saviour.
Ezekiel 20:3 View context
Son of man, speak unto the elders of Israel, and say unto them, Thus saith the Lord GOD; Are ye come to enquire of me? [As] I live, saith the Lord GOD, I will not be enquired of by you.
Habakkuk 1:2 View context
O LORD, how long shall I cry, and thou wilt not hear! [even] cry out unto thee [of] violence, and thou wilt not save!
Hosea 5:6 View context
They shall go with their flocks and with their herds to seek the LORD; but they shall not find [him]; he hath withdrawn himself from them.
Yes.
Psalm 22:24 View context
For he hath not despised nor abhorred the affliction of the afflicted; neither hath he hid his face from him; but when he cried unto him, he heard.
Psalm 46:1 View context
God [is] our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.
Psalm 145:18 View context
The LORD [is] nigh unto all them that call upon him, to all that call upon him in truth.
Nahum 1:7 View context
The LORD [is] good, a strong hold in the day of trouble; and he knoweth them that trust in him.


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- Maruti produced a total of 1,19,337 units in October as against 1,50,497 units in the same period last year
- Passenger vehicles or PV sales in the month of October stood at 1,17,383 units, down 20.85 per cent, as against 1,48,318 units posted in the year-ago period
NEW DELHI: Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) on Saturday reported a 20.70 per cent decline in its production numbers during the month of October. This is the carmaker's ninth straight fall in the production figures. Maruti produced a total of 1,19,337 units in October as against 1,50,497 units in the same period last year, the automaker said in a statement to exchanges.
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The country's largest automaker had posted a growth of 4.5 per cent in its domestic wholesales at 1,44,277 units in October as against 1,38,100 units in the same period last year.


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All of lifes greatest problems seemed to go to a complete standstill. Nothing bad exited in my mind. Life, love, and happiness are all I could focus on. All of my problems faded into a series of vividly colored friendly cartoons. The slightest attempt at comedy on any of these shows would make me laugh uncontrollably. It felt like I had all of the happiness of MDMA with NONE of the stimulating effects.
As my high and the TV shows continued I never felt the effects start to diminish, as a matter of fact after about 3 hours I entered 'the nod'. I don't know why I was able to stay out of the nod for so long (could have something to do with the alprazolam) but it was very welcome.
Waking up every few minutes and catching a few minutes of sealab and then falling right back to sleep was my special little world of happiness for the last hour of my conciousness. After that I settled myself deep into the loooong comfy 'cloudlike' chair and feel to sleep with the TV on in the background.
All in all this is an experiance that I desperatly desire to repeat, however, HM is not the easiest thing to come by, so all I have for now is the memory of my night as a match.
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Overlapping Squares
问题描述 :
In most puzzles we are given some pieces and we have to make a target pattern which can be built in only one possible way. But some puzzles are a bit different, we are given a target pattern and from that target pattern we have to find in how many ways the pieces can be placed. Such a puzzle is the puzzle of overlapping squares. To understand this puzzle, look at the pictures below:
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In first figure we have placed a (2×2) filled square in a (4×4) grid. In the second figure we have placed another (2×2) filled square in the grid, which have of course deleted some part of the black lines of the previous square, in third picture we have placed a third square and in the fourth picture we have placed a fourth square. The picture can become even more complex if we place more (2×2) squares. Write a program to determine if it’s possible to form a target image using at most six pieces of 2×2 squares.
输入:
The input consists of several test cases. Each test case is contained in five lines and each line contains nine characters. If the horizontal border of a filled square is visible it is denoted with ‘_’ (ASCII value 95) sign and if vertical border of a filled square is visible then it is denoted with ‘|’ (ASCII value 124) character. The board contains no other character than ‘_’, ‘|’ and of course ‘ ’ (ASCII Value 32). The border lines of the squares can only be along the grid lines. Each board lines end with a ‘#’ (Hash character) which denotes the end of line. This character is not a part of the grid or square. The last test case is followed by a single zero, which should not be processed.
输出:
The input consists of several test cases. Each test case is contained in five lines and each line contains nine characters. If the horizontal border of a filled square is visible it is denoted with ‘_’ (ASCII value 95) sign and if vertical border of a filled square is visible then it is denoted with ‘|’ (ASCII value 124) character. The board contains no other character than ‘_’, ‘|’ and of course ‘ ’ (ASCII Value 32). The border lines of the squares can only be along the grid lines. Each board lines end with a ‘#’ (Hash character) which denotes the end of line. This character is not a part of the grid or square. The last test case is followed by a single zero, which should not be processed.
样例输入:
# _ _ _ # | |_ _| # |_| | # |_ _| # # _ _ # | | # |_ _| # # _ _ _ _ # |_|_|_|_|# |_|_|_|_|# |_|_|_|_|# |_|_|_|_|# _ _ # _| |_ # | |_ _| |# |_| |_|# |_ _|_|# 0
样例输出:
Case 1: Yes Case 2: Yes Case 3: No Case 4: Yes
/********************************************************************** Author: hanshuai Created Time: 2011/2/18 13:57:38 File Name: j.cpp Description: **********************************************************************/ #include <cstdio> #include <cstring> #include <cstdlib> #include <algorithm> #include <vector> using namespace std; char tg[10][10] = { " _ _ ", "| |", "|_ _|" }; struct Grid{ char s[5][12]; bool input(){ for(int i = 0; i < 5; i ++) if(!gets(s[i])) return false; return true; } void output(){ for(int i = 0; i < 5; i ++) printf("%s\n", s[i]); printf("\n"); } bool move(int x, int y){ for(int i = 0; i <= 2; i ++){ for(int j = 0; j <= 4; j ++){ if(i == 0 && (j == 0 || j == 2 || j == 4)) continue; if(s[x+i][y+j] == tg[i][j]) s[x+i][y+j] = '.'; if(s[x+i][y+j] == '.') continue; return false; } } return true; } bool ok(){ for(int i = 0; i < 5; i ++){ for(int j = 0; j < 9; j ++){ if(s[i][j] != '.' && s[i][j] != ' ') return false; } } return true; } }g[8]; bool dfs(int th){ if(g[th].ok()) return true; if(th == 6) return false; // g[th].output(); for(int i = 0; i + 2 < 5; i ++){ for(int j = 0; j + 4 < 9; j += 2){ g[th+1] = g[th]; if(g[th+1].move(i, j)){ if(dfs(th+1)) return true; } } } return false; } int main() { int cas = 0; while(g[0].input()){ printf("Case %d: ", ++cas); printf("%s\n", dfs(0) ? "Yes" : "No"); } return 0; }
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int L[m+1][n+1];这样定义出错，这个在gcc上可以编译通过 在VS上不行 应该改为new 或者vector
这是研发类的题还是算法类？
printf这个函数在计算的时候是从右到左，打印是从左到右。
正确
#!/usr/bin/env python
def cou(n):
arr =
i = 1
while(i<n):
arr.append(arr[i-1]+selfcount(i))
i+=1
return arr[n-1]
def selfcount(n):
count = 0
while(n):
if n%10 == 1:
count += 1
n /= 10
return count
这种二分还是比较经典！mark
漂亮。佩服。
P.S. unsigned 应该去掉。换行符是n 不是/n
还可以稍微优化一下，
int main() {
int m,n,ai,aj,bi,bj,ak,bk;
while (scanf("%d%d",&m,&n)!=EOF) {
ai = sqrt(m-1);
bi = sqrt(n-1);
aj = (m-ai*ai-1)>>1;
bj = (n-bi*bi-1)>>1;
ak = ((ai+1)*(ai+1)-m)>>1;
bk = ((bi+1)*(bi+1)-n)>>1;
printf("%dn",abs(ai-bi)+abs(aj-bj)+abs(ak-bk));
}
}
大致看了下，算法的时间复杂度没有很本性的提升，算不上高效。
第二个方法挺不错。NewHead代表新的头节点，通过递归找到最后一个节点之后，就把这个节点赋给NewHead，然后一直返回返回，中途这个值是没有变化的，一边返回一边把相应的指针方向颠倒，最后结束时返回新的头节点到主函数。
示例程序中的代码不够稳健，没有考虑到输入了非法字符或者不合理输入的情况。
看见的晚了，只能提交一次唉
这个才是我想要的
http://www.realoj.com/problem/7如果楼主不介意，以可以在这个oj上做下，按照你的代码是错的。。。直接复制粘贴你的也是错。。不懂错在哪。


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// Get the symbolic weights.
symbolic_weights = layer.weights
if len(weights) != len(symbolic_weights):
raise ValueError("Layer "%s" expected %d weights, but we "
"found %d on disk.", layer_name, len(symbolic_weights),
len(weights))
// Get the associated names (so we know what order to assign the
// weights in.
weight_names, _ = \
self._get_weight_names_and_values_from_symbolic(
symbolic_weights
)
After Change
available = set(weights.keys())
needed = set(name.replace("/", "_") for name in weight_names)
if available ^ needed:
logger.error("Weight discrepancy in the weights we are "
"supposed to load.")
logger.error("These weights are on-disk, but not "
"requested: %s", ", ".join(available - needed))
logger.error("These weights were requested, but not "
"available: %s", ", ".join(needed - available))
raise ValueError("Layer "{}" expected {} weights, but we "
"found {} on disk.".format(layer_name,
len(needed), len(available)))
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If you want to try Docker or use it in a testing environment, but you’re not on a supported platform, you can try installing from static binaries. If possible, you should use packages built for your operating system, and use your operating system’s package management system to manage Docker installation and upgrades. Be aware that 32-bit static binary archives do not include the Docker daemon.
Static binaries for the Docker daemon binary are only available for Linux (as
dockerd
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Static binaries for the Docker client are available for Linux and macOS (as docker
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This topic discusses binary installation for both Linux and macOS:
Install daemon and client binaries on Linux
Prerequisites
Before attempting to install Docker from binaries, be sure your host machine meets the prerequisites:
- A 64-bit installation
- Version 3.10 or higher of the Linux kernel. The latest version of the kernel available for your platform is recommended.
iptables
version 1.4 or highergit
version 1.7 or higher- A
ps
executable, usually provided byprocps
or a similar package. - XZ Utils 4.9 or higher
- A properly mounted
cgroupfs
hierarchy; a single, all-encompassingcgroup
mount point is not sufficient. See Github issues #2683, #3485, #4568).
Secure your environment as much as possible
OS considerations
Enable SELinux or AppArmor if possible.
It is recommended to use AppArmor or SELinux if your Linux distribution supports either of the two. This helps improve security and blocks certain types of exploits. Review the documentation for your Linux distribution for instructions for enabling and configuring AppArmor or SELinux.
Security Warning
If either of the security mechanisms is enabled, do not disable it as a work-around to make Docker or its containers run. Instead, configure it correctly to fix any problems.
Docker daemon considerations
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Enable
seccomp
security profiles if possible. See Enablingseccomp
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Enable user namespaces if possible. See the Daemon user namespace options.
Install static binaries
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Download the static binary archive. Go to https://download.docker.com/linux/static/stable/ (or change
stable
tonightly
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), choose your hardware platform, and download the.tgz
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tar
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anddocker
binaries are extracted.$ tar xzvf /path/to/<FILE>.tar.gz
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. If you skip this step, you must provide the path to the executable when you invokedocker
ordockerd
commands.$ sudo cp docker/* /usr/bin/
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hello-world
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The macOS binary includes the Docker client only. It does not include the
dockerd
daemon.
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stable
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. If you skip this step, you must provide the path to the executable when you invokedocker
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commands.$ sudo cp docker/docker /usr/local/bin/
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hello-world
image. The value of<hostname>
is a hostname or IP address running the Docker daemon and accessible to the client.$ sudo docker -H <hostname> run hello-world
This command downloads a test image and runs it in a container. When the container runs, it prints an informational message and exits.
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dockerd
or dockerd.exe
processes running locally, then follow the
regular installation steps to install the new version on top of the existing
version.
Next steps
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Instrumentation test, which will execute on an Android device.
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The focus of this course is data structures, ways to organize data (e.g. linked
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independently devise algorithms and express them in program code.
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downloads from code repositories, etc.)
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independently or in permitted groups. Credit should be given where credit
is due. Let your conscience be your guide. Do not merely focus on
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(Paramount) Starring: Kurt Russell, J. T. Walsh, Kathleen Quinlan, M. C. Gainey. Screenplay: Sam Montgomery and Jonathan Mostow. Producers: Martha DeLaurentiis and Dino DeLaurentiis. Director: Jonathan Mostow. MPAA Rating: R (violence, profanity, adult themes) Running Time: 95 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Jonathan Mostow is a thief. As it turns out, he also happens to be a very talented thief. Hollywood is obsessed with The Idea as the defining element of a film, with the pitch meeting as the defining moment in the creative process. Even critics can fall into the same trap of equating The Idea with the complete film. When a film with a familiar premise appears, you're likely to see dismissive reviews which perpetuate the notion that the real culprit is lack of originality, rather than lack of craft. Of course, by those standards William Shakespeare would be the most reviled plagiarist of all time -- how dare he steal his plots from antiquity, from English history, from other writers?. A great idea works, but it can work more than once. It's the mark of a talented artist when he can take that recognizable idea and make it something original and exciting.
Take BREAKDOWN, for instance. The Idea is straight out of THE VANISHING: Jeff Taylor (Kurt Russell) and his wife Amy (Kathleen Quinlan) are driving from Boston to San Diego when their car breaks down in the middle of the Arizona desert. An amiable truck driver named Red (J. T. Walsh) stops to offer help, and Amy goes with him to call for a tow truck while Jeff stays with the car. Then Jeff notices that a couple of wires under the hood are disconnected, and he drives the now-functioning car to the diner where Amy and Red were supposed to make their call. No one there has seen either Amy or Red, however, and Jeff begins to fear foul play. A search which begins with fear then becomes compounded with confusion and frustration as people turn out not to be what they seem, and as Amy's disappearance begins to look like part of a more sinister conspiracy.
Writer/director Jonathan Mostow doesn't restrict his "borrowing" to THE VANISHING. The malevolent trucker and desert landscapes owe a debt to Steven Spielberg's DUEL, and there is a recognizably Hitchockian quality to Russell's ordinary guy in extraordinary circumstances. All of this might have left me shaking my head, if BREAKDOWN hadn't been so good at leaving me shaking all over. BREAKDOWN is as viscerally effective as any thriller Hollywood has turned out in the last few years, because Mostow understands what works. The hero is a slightly paunchy Everyman, smart and resourceful enough for us to believe he has a chance at survival, and Kurt Russell does a nice job keeping the anger and determination from becoming one-note. The situation is just plausible and unnerving enough to get under your skin, with a creeping sense of paranoia which could affect the audience as much as it affects Jeff. Mostow also has a pair of wonderfully sadistic villains in J. T. Walsh and M. C. Gainey (clearly men who go by their initials have _something_ to hide). Walsh in particular has the chilling ability to make a word into a weapon, and to make a stare as brutal as any of the pistol-whippings which permeate BREAKDOWN.
Over and above all that, Mostow demonstrates a keen sense for how to construct a gripping, efficient thriller. The opening half hour is a subtle rumble of mounting dread, which in turn becomes a roller-coaster series of set pieces, which in turn becomes an all-stops-pulled finale, all in the course of 95 minutes. BREAKDOWN is most definitely intended as a crowd-pleaser, peppered as it is with frequent opportunities for the audience to cheer Jeff turning the tables on his tormenters. It is also a remarkably effective crowd-pleaser, one which doesn't throw common sense or continuity to the wind for the sake of a punch line. By the time BREAKDOWN builds to a climactic four-car chase -- a somewhat excessive conclusion to an otherwise lean thriller -- Mostow has demonstrated a rare talent for grabbing an audience and refusing to let go.
There is another stolen idea in BREAKDOWN which isn't entirely Mostow's doing. Advertising for the film ominously warns "It could happen to you," a nod to thrillers which became pop culture phenomena by appealing to our collective 20th-century conviction that every stranger is a serial killer waiting to happen -- call this one the "Good Samaritan Truck Driver from Hell." Mostow actually goes a bit farther, playing the conflict in BREAKDOWN as class warfare, and it is disappointing to watch such a solid film resort to back-brain prejudices. If you think about BREAKDOWN long enough, you'll probably discover some things which bother you -- why, for instance, Jeff didn't seem at all concerned about his wife riding with a stranger, or why the villains seem to thwart their own plan at the outset. You may even think about the fact that you've seen something like BREAKDOWN before. And it may not matter, because the Idea is only the frame for a vehicle. Jonathan Mostow has given this one an engine with a heck of a kick.
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Kitten dies after owner breaks its pelvis and dumps it in rubbish
A kitten has died after being kicked to the floor and dumped in a dirty alleyway.
Animal rescuers were looking for strays in the small city of Veles, North Macedonia, when they found the tiny tabby surrounded by rubbish on the side of the road.
The kitten was lying motionless on its side, camouflaged against the grey curb.
He was taken to a shelter run by Saving Macedonian Strays (SMS), where vets discovered his pelvis had been shattered from the impact of being kicked by its cruel owner.
Despite his ordeal, Julie Matthews from SMS said the kitten was ‘very cuddly and loving towards his rescuers’.
It was thought he would make a recovery and later be rehomed, but his injuries proved fatal and he was found dead this morning.
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Julie said: ‘We have rescued thousands of animals over the past five years and sadly not all of them get their happy ending.’
Julie registered the voluntary charity in the UK to work alongside a group of young Macedonians committed to rescuing stray animals.
Since SMS was founded in 2015, the charity says they have rescued thousands of animals from suffering, abuse and neglect, and prevented millions more from being born into a life of suffering with a neuter programme.
She said: ‘Over the past three years we have developed a basic shelter in the city of Veles, where we are currently caring for over 200 dogs, a few cats and two horses.
‘As an animal rescue charity we obviously would never condone any person who could leave any animal on the street but in the context of Macedonia, now North Macedonia, things are not straightforward and we face an ongoing, exponential problem due to an historic culture of animal abuse and widespread poverty.’
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Option QuantConnect.Algorithm.QCAlgorithm.AddIndexOptionContract ( Symbol symbol, *Nullable<Resolution> resolution, *Boolean fillForward )
Symbol
*Nullable<Resolution>
*Boolean
Adds an index option contract to the algorithm.
Option - Index Option Contract.
Option
Definition at line 2153 of file Algorithm/QCAlgorithm.cs.


Raising Exceptions
Raise a 401 exception with no content
Raise a 401 exception with text content
Raise a 401 exception with bytes content
Raise a 401 exception with a writer providing content


--- title: MLSSolver sidebar: function_reference_sidebar permalink: MLSSolver.MLSSolver.html folder: function_reference toc: false ---
The class MLSSolver implements the modified least squares solver for reconstructing an ODF from arbitrarily scattered pole figure intensities. The resulting ODF is represented as a weighted sum of unimodal components. The shape and the number of component centers can be specified. The algorithm is explained in detail in A novel pole figure inversion method: specification of the MTEX algorithm, Hielscher, Schaeben: J. of Appl. Cryst., 41(6), 2008.
| psi | SO3Kernel describing the shape of the unimodal components |
| S3G | the centers of the unimodal components as SO3Grid in orientation space |
| c | weighting coefficients to the unimodal components |
| weights | |
| zrm | zeroRangeMethod |
| ghostCorrection | whether to use ghost correction |
| iterMax | max number of iterations |
| iterMin | min number of iterations |
| odf | SO3Fun the reconstructed ODF |
PoleFigureTutorial PoleFigure2ODFAmbiguity PoleFigure2ODFGhostCorrection


In this project, I use BaseX to compile and test the queries.
The util.xq
contains multiple global functions that frequently used in
many queries.
The input file is v-emps.xml
and
v-depts.xml
- Selection and Temporal Projection.
Print the salary history of employee "Anneke Preusig."
- Temporal Snapshot. Print the name, salary and department of
each employee who, on 1995-01-01, was making more than $80,000.
- Temporal Slicing. For all departments, print their histories
for the period starting on 1994-05-01 and ending 1996-05-06.
- Duration after Coalescing. For each employee, find the longest
period (or periods) during which he/she went with no change in
salary: for each employee print the period(s), his/her name and the actual salary.
- Temporal Join. For each employee find the longest consecuitive period in which he/she
worked in the same department and the same department manager: Print the employee number,
his/her department number and name, his/her manager number, and the period.
- Temporal Avg. Print the history of the average salary for (i) the whole company and (ii) each job title.
- Temporal Max. For the employees in department d005, find the maximum of their salaries over time,
and print the history of such a maximum.


If flot_callback(event, pos, item) function is present, Smarty modal is passing the available data from flot. Function is present in this modal! (documentation/_ajax/modal_flot.html)
flot_callback(event, pos, item)


[gecode-users] Beginner Question
Jorge Sanchez
jsanchez at edaptive.com
Thu Aug 14 18:54:34 CEST 2008
Thanks for the quick answers. My problem was with the copy constructor.
My example is now working.
Thanks,
Jorge
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№1 The plugin is written using js and css. Uses the library jquery. Plugin is run, there are tests and generally very good plugin!
№2 The plugin is written using js and css. Uses the library jquery. Plugin is run, there are tests and generally very good plugin!
№3 The plugin is written using js and css. Uses the library jquery. Plugin is run, there are tests and generally very good plugin!