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I love software engineering, entrepreneurship, and natural sciences!
Hello I'm Shun! I am a second year studying EECS (Electrical Engineering & Computer Science) at UC Berkeley. I am passionate about developing useful softwares and beautiful web applications. I love building software that is elegant in style and learning new programming languages and technologies.
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done Developed a new professional and modern website for DiversaTech from scratch using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
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done Advised senior consulting teams on technological related aspects of consulting projects, including software recommendations, feasibility assessments, and coding practices
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done Taught beginners the fundamentals of Go and mathematical and computational Go Game Theory
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done Conducted infrastructure and wireless analysis using knowledge of OSI layers | TCP/IP model.
done Supported cable TV infrastructure, including installing and terminating cables, taps, splitters, amplifiers, and line extenders, including troubleshooting/repairing damaged connections/devices.
done Provided technical supports and ensured cyber security on personal computers and routers to 1300+ BSC residents
done Managed BSC desktops, printers, internets, and wireless access points of over 13+ Houses and Apartments
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Languages: HTML/CSS, JavaScript, PHP
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Languages: HTML/CSS, JavaScript
Frameworks: Materialize CSS, Meteor JS
Libraries: Pace.js, Typed.js
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Frameworks: Materialize CSS, Meteor JS
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RadioLinkProfile Structure
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| UInt32 | enabled = 0 |
| | Indicates if the profile is the active one. A non-zero value indicates that the profile is active. A zero value indicates that the profile is inactive. More...
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| UInt64 | profileId = 0 |
| | The identifier used for the link profile. This field combined with profileVersion provides a unique identifier for the link profile. More...
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| UInt32 | profileVersion = 0 |
| | The version of the link profile. This field combined with profileId provides a unique identifier for the link profile. More...
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| UInt32 | denseReaderMode = 0 |
| | Indicates if this is a dense-reader-mode (DRM) profile. A non-zero value indicates that the profile is a DRM profile. A zero value indicates that the profile is not a DRM profile. More...
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| UInt32 | widebandRssiSamples = 0 |
| | Number of samples over which the wide band Receive Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) will be averaged. More...
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| UInt32 | narrowbandRssiSamples = 0 |
| | Number of samples over which the narrow band RSSI will be averaged. More...
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| UInt32 | realtimeRssiEnabled = 0 |
| | Reserved for future use. More...
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| UInt32 | realtimeWidebandRssiSamples = 0 |
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| UInt32 | realtimeNarrowbandRssiSamples = 0 |
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| UInt32 | length_ = (UInt32)(48 + 56) |
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| RadioProtocol | profileProtocol_ = RadioProtocol.ISO18K6C |
| | The tag protocol for which this link profile has been configured. The value of this field determines which of the structures within the profileConfig contains the link profile configuration information. More...
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| ProfileConfig | profileConfig_ = new RadioLinkProfileConfig() |
| | The link profile configuration information. This is a discriminated union, with profileProtocol as the discriminator (i.e., determines which structure within the union is used). For example, if profileProtocol is RFID_RADIO_PROTOCOL_ISO18K6C, the iso18K6C field is used. More...
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| RadioProtocol | profileProtocol [get, set] |
| | The tag protocol for which this link profile has been configured. The value of this field determines which of the structures within the profileConfig contains the link profile configuration information. More...
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| ProfileConfig | profileConfig [get, set] |
| | The link profile configuration information. This is a discriminated union, with profileProtocol as the discriminator (i.e., determines which structure within the union is used). For example, if profileProtocol is RFID_RADIO_PROTOCOL_ISO18K6C, the iso18K6C field is used. /// More...
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◆ RadioLinkProfile()
| CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.RadioLinkProfile |
( |
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◆ denseReaderMode
| UInt32 CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.denseReaderMode = 0 |
Indicates if this is a dense-reader-mode (DRM) profile. A non-zero value indicates that the profile is a DRM profile. A zero value indicates that the profile is not a DRM profile.
◆ enabled
| UInt32 CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.enabled = 0 |
Indicates if the profile is the active one. A non-zero value indicates that the profile is active. A zero value indicates that the profile is inactive.
◆ length_
| UInt32 CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.length_ = (UInt32)(48 + 56) |
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protected |
◆ narrowbandRssiSamples
| UInt32 CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.narrowbandRssiSamples = 0 |
Number of samples over which the narrow band RSSI will be averaged.
◆ profileConfig_
The link profile configuration information. This is a discriminated union, with profileProtocol as the discriminator (i.e., determines which structure within the union is used). For example, if profileProtocol is RFID_RADIO_PROTOCOL_ISO18K6C, the iso18K6C field is used.
◆ profileId
| UInt64 CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.profileId = 0 |
The identifier used for the link profile. This field combined with profileVersion provides a unique identifier for the link profile.
◆ profileProtocol_
| RadioProtocol CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.profileProtocol_ = RadioProtocol.ISO18K6C |
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protected |
The tag protocol for which this link profile has been configured. The value of this field determines which of the structures within the profileConfig contains the link profile configuration information.
◆ profileVersion
| UInt32 CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.profileVersion = 0 |
The version of the link profile. This field combined with profileId provides a unique identifier for the link profile.
◆ realtimeNarrowbandRssiSamples
| UInt32 CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.realtimeNarrowbandRssiSamples = 0 |
◆ realtimeRssiEnabled
| UInt32 CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.realtimeRssiEnabled = 0 |
◆ realtimeWidebandRssiSamples
| UInt32 CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.realtimeWidebandRssiSamples = 0 |
◆ widebandRssiSamples
| UInt32 CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.widebandRssiSamples = 0 |
Number of samples over which the wide band Receive Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) will be averaged.
◆ length
| UInt32 CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.length |
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get |
◆ profileConfig
| ProfileConfig CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.profileConfig |
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getset |
The link profile configuration information. This is a discriminated union, with profileProtocol as the discriminator (i.e., determines which structure within the union is used). For example, if profileProtocol is RFID_RADIO_PROTOCOL_ISO18K6C, the iso18K6C field is used. ///
◆ profileProtocol
| RadioProtocol CSLibrary.Structures.RadioLinkProfile.profileProtocol |
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getset |
The tag protocol for which this link profile has been configured. The value of this field determines which of the structures within the profileConfig contains the link profile configuration information.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Omit Column A
We'll create a HotDocs computation that REPEATs each row in an array that corresponds to the column. The first row of the current sheet should be a header that contains the Hotdocs variable name. The computation will start with row 2.


Hi, I'm Rachel.
I am bartender turned programmer.
After 15 years of slinging drinks, I thought enough is enough.
My dream is to work remotely while traveling the world.
Here's to a career shift!


The Coastline Realty WA Point of Difference
We are a unique boutique real estate agency, particularly positioned to help our clients tap into our extensive service network that takes a unified approach to real estate.
As a full-service agency, we are offering our professional assistance to current and future homeowners & investment property owners as well as to landlords & tenants.
We are focusing on catering to our geographical area of expertise, the Perth North Coast area especially ranging from Joondalup up to Yanchep.
COASTLINE REALTY WA provides its dedicated services as an “All IN ONE SERVICE” including all related aspects of property sales & property management.
We treat all entrusted properties in our agency portfolio with the highest commitment, professionalism and most importantly, with highest attention to detail.
WE BELIEVE THAT EVERY HOME HAS ITS OWN SPECIAL APPEAL & COMFORT TO OFFER. OUR TASK IS TO MAKE IT VISIBLE & TO MATCH IT WITH THE RIGHT BUYER OR TENANT.


YOU WON!

Whoever gets 3 score points first will win!


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Petchaburi Private Residence & Clinic / A-VISION GROUP
- Curated by Paula Pintos
- about 13 hours
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: A-VISION GROUP
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 380.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2018
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Sky|Ground
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Polymer Master, SCG, Trimble
- Lead Architect Kritsada Atchasuthikhun
- Clients K.Suramate
- Engineering K.Suramate
- Landscape K.Sasithorn
- Consultants a-visiongroup
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Text description provided by the architects. We have received the program as a clinic and residences. There are a coffee shop and some existing houses next to this narrow site. We decided to extend the residential area from the existing house, located the clinic area in the front and residential areas in the back. From site analysis, we separated mass into 2 parts of the front and the back. We used to benefit from mass concept to design function and wind flow into the building.
We designed the connection of the central court and the existing court. In the family area, we designed a large opening in the front and the back for the wind throughout the day. Connecting new buildings and existing buildings with green areas in the middle, fishponds are placed to the court to add a feature to the central court. On the 2nd floor, we designed the family area function as well as the library, living space and book storage in the middle floor between master bedrooms other bedrooms.
We reduced the height of the family mass space and increased the height of the bedroom area to emphasize the mass separation feature. The facade is the main approach and rain protection. The white facade is a harmonious color scheme with the clinic, and we added design patterns in this facade. Artificial Wood, the owner likes the soft mood & tone and softwood, it makes you feel relaxed in the building.


On seasons
Give an inductive type for seasons.
Solution
Look at
this file
(Continue with
this exercise
)
Going home
Pierre Castéran


Returns an anonymous function.
lambda variable, ...: expression
#TODO
#TODO
lambda expression is a shorthand way of defining a function that is not bound to a specified name during its creation.
Consider the following function:
>>> def func(a): return a + 1
...
>>> func(0)
1
>>>
The same function can be defined using lambda expression as follows:
>>> func = lambda a: a + 1
>>> func(0)
1
Both functions are the same. Note that lambda does not include a return statement. The right expression is the implicit return value. Lambda functions need not to be assigned to any variables.
>>> # this example shows how to use lambda with sorted function
>>> # lambda function is grabage collected after it has been used
>>> # (there is no reference to it to keep it alive)
>>> sorted(['A', 'b', 'C'], key=lambda x: x.lower())
['A', 'b', 'C']
>>> # this is a code snippet from a Tkinter gui app
>>> # in this case lambda is quite convenient
>>> self.btn_cancel = Button(self.progress_container, text='Cancel',
>>> command=lambda: subprocess.call('taskkill /f /im uberzip.exe',
>>> shell=True))
#TODO


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| enum | ValueType { VT_undefined = 0, VT_list = 1, VT_string = 2, VT_filename = 3, VT_bool = 4, VT_int = 5, VT_double = 6, VT_enum = 7, VT_search_path = 8, VT_int64 = 9, VT_color = 10 } |
| enum | VariableFlags { F_trust_level_mask = 4095, F_open = 4096, F_closed = 8192, F_dynamic = 16384, F_dconfig = 32768 } |
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This class is the base class of both ConfigVariable and ConfigVariableCore.
It exists only to provide a convenient name scoping for some enumerated values common to both classes.
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--- title: The Emacs Calculator layout: post tags: [emacs, tutorial] uuid: f1c60b0a-4b3b-3dd5-fad6-2cfe72c6305e ---
Did you know that Emacs comes with a calculator? Woop-dee-doo! Call the presses! Wow, a whole calculator! Sounds a bit lame, right?
Actually, it's much more than just a simple calculator. It's a computer algebra system! It is officially called a calculator, which isn't fair. It's an understatement, and I am sure has caused many people to overlook it. I finally ran into it during a thorough (re)reading of the Emacs manuals and almost skipped over it myself.
Ever see that demonstration by Will Wright for the game Spore several years ago? The player starts as a single-cell organism and evolves into a civilization with interstellar presence. When he started the demo he showed a cell through what looked like a microscope. No one had any idea yet what the game was about, so every time he increased the scope, from bacteria to animal, animal to civilization, civilization to space travel, interplanetary travel to interstellar travel, there was a huge reaction from the audience. It was like those infomercials: "But that's not all!!!"
As I made my way through the Emacs calc manual I was continually amazed by its power, with a similar constant increase in scope. Each new page was almost saying, "But that's not all!!!"
Like an infomercial I'm going to run through some of its features. See the calc manual for a real thorough introduction. It has practice exercises that shows some gotchas and interesting feature interactions.
Fire it up with C-x * c
or M-x calc
. There
will be two new windows (Emacs windows, that is), one with the
calculator and the other with usage history (the "trail").
First of all, the calculator operates on a stack and so its basic use
is done with RPN. The stack builds vertically, downwards. Type in
numbers and hit enter to push them onto the stack. Operators can be
typed right after the number, so no need to hit enter all the
time. Because negative (-
) is reserved for subtraction an
underscore _
is used to type a negative number. An
example stack with 3, 4, and 10,
3: 3 2: 4 1: 10 .
10 is at the "top" of the stack (indicated by the "1:"), so if we type
a *
the top two elements are multiplied. Like so,
2: 3 1: 40 .
The calculator has no limitations on the size of integers, so you work
with large numbers without losing precision. For example, we'll
take 2^200
.
2: 2 1: 200 .
Apply the ^
operator,
1:<PHONE_NUMBER>258990275541962092341162602522202993782792835301376 .
But that's not all!!! It has a complex number type, which is entered
in pairs (real, imaginary) with parenthesis. They can be operated on
like any other number. Take -1 + 2i
minus 4 +
2i
,
2: (-1, 2) 1: (4, 2) .
Subtract with -
,
1: -5 .
Then take the square root of that using Q
, the square
root function.
1: (0., 2.2360679775) .
We can set the calculator's precision with p
. The default
is 12 places, showing here 1 / 7
.
1: 0.142857142857 .
If we adjust the precision to 50 and do it again,
2: 0.142857142857 1: 0.14285714285714285714285714285714285714285714285714 .
Numbers can be displayed in various notations, too, like fixed-point, scientific notation, and engineering notation. It will switch between these without losing any information (the stored form is separate from the displayed form).
But that's not all!!! We can represent rational numbers precisely with
ratios. These are entered with a :
. Push
on 1/7
, 3/14
, and 17/29
,
3: 1:7 2: 3:13 1: 17:29 .
And multiply them all together, which displays in the lowest form,
1: 51:2842 .
There is a mode for working in these automatically.
But that's not all!!! We can change the radix. To enter a number with
a different radix, which prefix it with the radix and a
#
. Here is how we enter 29 in base-2,
2#11101
We can change the display radix with d r
. With 29 on the
stack, here's base-4,
1: 4#131 .
Base-16,
1: 16#1D .
Base-36,
1: 36#T .
But that's not all!!! We can enter algebraic expressions onto the
stack with apostrophe, '
. Symbols can be entered as part
of the expression. Note: these expressions are not entered in RPN.
1: a^3 + a^2 b / c d - a / b .
There is a "big" mode (d B
) for easier reading,
2 3 a b a 1: a + ---- - - c d b .
We can assign values to variables to have the expression evaluated. If
we assign a
to 10 and use the "evaluates-to" operator,
2 3 a b a 100 b 10 1: a + ---- - - => 1000 + ----- - -- c d b c d b .
But that's not all!!! There is a vector type for working with vectors
and matrices and doing linear algebra. They are entered with
brackets, []
.
2: [4, 1, 5] 1: [ [ 1, 2, 3 ] [ 4, 5, 6 ] [ 6, 7, 8 ] ] .
And take the dot product, then take cross product of this vector and matrix,
2: [38, 48, 58] 1: [ [ -14, -18, -22 ] [ -19, -18, -17 ] [ 15, 18, 21 ] ] .
Any matrix and vector operator you could probably think of is available, including map and reduce (and you can define your own expression to apply).
We can use this to solve a linear system. Find x
and y
in terms of a
and b
,
x + a y = 6 x + b y = 10
Enter it (note we are using symbols),
2: [6, 10] 1: [ [ 1, a ] [ 1, b ] ] .
And divide,
4 a 4 1: [6 + -----, -----] a - b b - a .
But that's not all!!! We can create graphs if gnuplot is installed. We
can give it two vectors, or an algebraic expression. This plot
of sin(x)
and x cos(x)
was made with just a
few keystrokes,
But that's not all!!! There is an HMS type for handling times and angles. For 2 hours, 30 minutes, and 4 seconds, and some others,
3: 2@ 30' 4" 2: 4@ 22' 13" 1: 1@ 2' 56" .
Of course, the normal operators work as expected. We can add them all up,
1: 7@ 55' 13" .
We can convert between this and radians, and degrees, and so on.
But that's not all!!! The calculator also has a date type, entered
inside angled brackets, <>
(in algebra entry
mode). It is really flexible on input dates. We can insert the current
date with t N
.
1: <6:59:34pm Tue Jun 23, 2009> .
If we add numbers they are treated as days. Add 4,
1: <6:59:34pm Sat Jun 27, 2009> .
It works with the HMS format from before too. Subtract 2@ 3'
15"
.
1: <4:56:32pm Sat Jun 27, 2009> .
But that's not all!!! There is a modulo form for performing modulo arithmetic. For example, 17 mod 24,
1: 17 mod 24 .
Add 10,
1: 3 mod 24 .
This is most useful for forms such as n^p mod M
, which
this will handle efficiently. For example, 3^100000 mod
24
. The naive way would be to find 3^100000
first,
then take the modulus. This involves a computationally expensive
middle step of calculating 3^100000
, a huge number. The
modulo form does it smarter.
But that's not all!!! The calculator can do unit conversions. The version of Emacs (22.3.1) I am typing in right now knows about 159 different units. For example, I push 65 mph onto the stack,
1: 65 mph .
Convert to meters per second with u c
,
1: 29.0576 m / s .
It is flexible about mixing type of units. For example, I enter 3 cubic meters,
3 1: 3 m .
I can convert to gallons,
1:<PHONE_NUMBER>74 gal .
I work in a lab without Internet access during the day, so when I need to do various conversions Emacs is indispensable.
The speed of light is also a unit. I can enter 1 c
and
convert to meters per second,
1: 299792458 m / s .
But that's not all!!! As I said, it's a computer algebra system so it understands symbolic math. Remember those algebraic expressions from before? I can operate on those. Let's push some expressions onto the stack,
3: ln(x) 2 a x 2: a x + --- + c b 1: y + c .
Multiply the top two, then add the third,
2 a x 1: ln(x) + (a x + --- + c) (y + c) b .
Expand with a x
, then simplify with a s
,
2 a x y 2 a c x 2 1: ln(x) + a y x + ----- + c y + a c x + ----- + c b b .
Now, one of the coolest features: calculus. Differentiate with respect
to x, with a d
,
1 a y a c 1: - + 2 a y x + --- + 2 a c x + --- x b b .
Or undo that and integrate it,
3 2 3 2 a y x a x y a c x a c x 2 1: x ln(x) - x + ------ + ------ + c x y + ------ + ------ + x c 3 2 b 3 2 b .
That's just awesome! That's a text editor ... doing calculus!
So, that was most of the main features. It was kind of exhausting going through all of that, and I am only scratching the surface of what the calculator can do.
Naturally, it can be extended with some elisp. It provides a
defmath
macro specifically for this.
I bet (hope?) someday it will have a functions for doing Laplace and Fourier transforms.


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NZ Taxpayers' Union congratulates NZ First for stance on tobacco tax
by Fuseworks MediaResponding to New Zealand First’s decision to oppose January’s hike in tobacco excise, New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union spokesman Jordan Williams says:
"Winston Peters is absolutely correct to highlight how tobacco tax intensifies poverty and crime. NZ First is choosing evidence over emotion - that New Zealand’s eye-wateringly high cigarette taxes are no longer working to get people to quit."
"Let’s face it, the only people left smoking are from socioeconomic groups that are driven into poverty by the outrageously high taxes on what is a legal product."
"The next step for Mr Peters is to wield his influence in Cabinet to give Parliament a vote on the issue. Recent comments from the National Party suggest they too understand why further tax hikes should be rejected."


About 65 million years ago, after a mass extinction that saw dinosaurs go extinct, mammals began to evolve and diversify from their bird and repile ancestors.
Mammals that evolved during this time include animals that we are familiar with today, including elephants, rabbits, lemurs, and gibbons; as well as our distant cousins, neanderthals, and, eventually, us (humans).
Some of the earliest mammals to evolve after this mass extinction were monotremes - a group of mammals that includes platypus and the long-beaked echidna, humans' 120 millionth cousins.
About 320 million years ago, birds evolved from their reptilian (and before that amphibian) ancestors.
Birds continued to live and evolve even after a further three mass extinctions, the most recent of which caused dinosuars to go extinct about 65 million years ago.
Birds belong to the class 'Aves' and, unlike their reptilian ancestors, are endothermic (warm-blooded). Birds are humans' 175 millionth cousins.
The first fish evolved from a group of animals called enchinoderms, who themselves evolved from a group of animals called protosomes around 570 million years ago.
Enchinoderms include animals like sea urchins and starfish, who are characteristically unlike other animals in that they have five-sided symmetry (as opposed to bi-lateral symemetry).
Sharks are some of the most ancient fish, evolving from the eel-like hagfish and lancelets.
Protosomes incude a diverse range of invertebrates: everything from spiders and butterflies to snails and octopus are protosomes; so called 'mouth-first' because their embryos develop a mouth opening first.
This is in contrast to all vertrebrate animals (including humans) who are called 'deuterostomes'. Deuterostomes develop an opening which forms the anus first, and the mouth second.
About 1.35 billion years ago, green algae, one of the first species of plant, evolved from bacteria.
Other plant species, including mosses, ferns, and flowering plants, followed after.
Plants are distinct from animals in that their cells contain chloroplasts which they use to generate energy, as opposed to animals who use mitochondria. They also take in carbon dioxide and excrete oxygren - the opposite of animals.
About 350 million years later, plants gave rise to funghi - humans' 700 millionth cousins.
About 2 billion years after Earth first formed, bacteria appeared. Bacteria are prokaryotes, or single-celled organisms, meaning that they lack a nucleus and the organelles (Greek for 'little tools') found in the cells of eukaryotes such as plants and animals (organelles like mitochondria and chloroplasts).
Bacteria are ubiqutious and have been found in large quantities all over Earth, including in Earth's crust, acidic hot springs and radioactive waste.
Bacteria also live on other organisms such as plants and animals. Human bodies contain trillions of them (more in fact than the number of cells that make up the totality of the body), forming a parasitic and symbiotic relationship.


JavaScript Can Change HTML Content
One of many JavaScript HTML methods is getElementById().
The example below "finds" an HTML element (with id="demo"), and changes the element
content (innerHTML) to "Hello JavaScript":
document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML = "Hello JavaScript";
JavaScript accepts both double and single quotes:
document.getElementById('demo').innerHTML = 'Hello JavaScript';
javaScript Can Change HTML Styles (CSS)
Changing the style of an HTML element, is a variant of changing an HTML attribute:
document.getElementById("demo").style.fontSize = "35px";
JavaScript Can Hide HTML Elements
Hiding HTML elements can be done by changing the display style:
document.getElementById("demo").style.display = "none";
JavaScript Can Show HTML Elements
Showing hidden HTML elements can also be done by changing the display style:
document.getElementById("demo").style.display = "block";


A CSS layout framework that gets to the point and stays out of your way.
Blunt is designed to make creating page layouts a easy. It provides a host of general CSS classes to position elements, add padding and margins to elements, create responsive grids, and more. It has no opinions on how your page should look. This means that you won't have to fight with Blunt to overwrite default colors and button styles. All of that is left up to you.
You can find Blunt on GitHub and join the discussion on Gitter.
Include Blunt into your project with the this single line of code.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/f-prime/blunt/src/blunt.css">
With the exception of the container class, all classes in Blunt follow the same structure.
{size}-{className}-{value}
Where {size} is replaced with a screen size lg, md, or sm, {className} is replaced with the specific Blunt class and {value} is replaced with a number.
Blunt currently supports three screen sizes sm (max width 900px) md (max width 1500px) and lg (min width 1500px)
As a practical example, let's say we wanted to add padding to the top of an element.
If we wanted to do this for all screen sizes we would do this.

If we wanted to have this padding on only spall screens (screen size < 900px) we would do the following

The padding class along with some other classes also support decimal values using the notation
So if we wanted to add, say, a padding of 1.3 to the top of an element we could do the following.

The container class creates an element with responsive width.
Blunt provides 3 different width and height classes
{h,w}-{1-100}, px{h,w}-{1-1000} and v{h,w}-{1-100}
Makes the div's width 50%
Makes the div's height 50vh
Makes the div's width 500px on medium sized screens
The following padding and margin classes are provided
{m,p}{l,r,t,b}-{0-15}p{1-9}
Adds a top margin of 5vh to the div
Adds a padding left of 3vw to the div
Adds a margin of 2.5vh to the div on small screens
Adds a padding right of 10vw to the div on medium screens


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Kazakh Activist Calls Rearrest Immediately After Serving 15-Day Jail Term 'Politically Motivated'
by RFE/RL's Kazakh ServiceAQTOBE, Kazakhstan -- A Kazakh activist has been released from jail after serving a 15-day sentence and then immediately rearrested on charges of insulting three women online while commenting on a rally they were attending.
Alibek Moldin, who was sentenced to 15 days in jail on November 8 for staging a protest against what he called China's expansion, was rearrested as he left a detention center on November 22, a court in the northwestern city of Aqtobe said.
Moldin pleaded not guilty.
He said it was true that he broadcast the women's rally for increased benefits for mothers and children in September live via Facebook, but denied he insulted any of them, saying that his arrest was politically motivated and linked to his civil-rights activities.
Judge Temirbek Aldanov adjourned the trial until November 27.


"This tragedy would not have happened if she had chanted God's name and fallen at the feet of the attackers. The error was not committed by just one side."
—Asharam Bapu
"As a teenager, I learned to protect myself. I never stood alone if I could help it, and I walked quickly, crossing my arms over my chest, refusing to make eye contact or smile. I cleaved through crowds shoulder-first, and avoided leaving the house after dark except in a private car. At an age when young women elsewhere were experimenting with daring new looks, I wore clothes that were two sizes too large. I still cannot dress attractively without feeling that I am endangering myself."
— Sonia Faleiro (author of Beautiful Thing: Inside the Secret World of Bombay's Dance Bars)
Comments/Shared Stories
Women bear the brunt when revenge is to be sought, accounts have to be settled and punishment is to be awarded. We keep our women in burkhas, ask them not to cross lakshman rekha or ask them to offered their necks to the sword for the sake of honor or question the legitimacy of a rape if she gets pregnant. There are stories where a woman's body is treated as property. But there are also stories where a woman's body is not treated as property, where women are seen as sovereign of their own lives. Through this wesite lets connect dots of woman's making through history in all the cultures. Let's make a time line "In The Name of Honor"..so that history in the name of shame never gets repeated again.


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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 62 def commits(repo, ref, path = nil, limit = nil, offset = nil) if path repo.log(ref, path, max_count: limit, skip: offset) elsif limit && offset repo.commits(ref, limit, offset) else repo.commits(ref) end.map{ |c| Commit.new(c) } end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 72 def commits_between(repo, from, to) repo.commits_between(from, to).map { |c| Commit.new(c) } end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 50 def commits_since(repo, date) commits = repo.heads.map do |h| repo.log(h.name, nil, since: date).each { |c| Commit.new(c, h) } end.flatten.uniq { |c| c.id } commits.sort! do |x, y| y.committed_date <=> x.committed_date end commits end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 40 def commits_with_refs(repo, n = 20) commits = repo.branches.map { |ref| Commit.new(ref.commit, ref) } commits.sort! do |x, y| y.committed_date <=> x.committed_date end commits[0..n] end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 76 def compare(project, from, to) result = { commits: [], diffs: [], commit: nil, same: false } return result unless from && to first = project.commit(to.try(:strip)) last = project.commit(from.try(:strip)) if first && last result[:same] = (first.id == last.id) result[:commits] = project.repo.commits_between(last.id, first.id).map {|c| Commit.new(c)} result[:diffs] = project.repo.diff(last.id, first.id) rescue [] result[:commit] = Commit.new(first) end result end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 18 def find_or_first(repo, commit_id = nil, root_ref) commit = if commit_id repo.commit(commit_id) else repo.commits(root_ref).first end Commit.new(commit) if commit end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 28 def fresh_commits(repo, n = 10) commits = repo.heads.map do |h| repo.commits(h.name, n).map { |c| Commit.new(c, h) } end.flatten.uniq { |c| c.id } commits.sort! do |x, y| y.committed_date <=> x.committed_date end commits[0...n] end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 100 def initialize(raw_commit, head = nil) @commit = raw_commit @head = head end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 134 def committer_email committer.email end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 130 def committer_name committer.name end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 113 def created_at committed_date end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 126 def different_committer? author_name != committer_name || author_email != committer_email end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 146 def parents_count parents && parents.count || 0 end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 138 def prev_commit parents.try :first end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 142 def prev_commit_id prev_commit.try :id end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 109 def safe_message @safe_message ||= message end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 105 def short_id(length = 10) id.to_s[0..length] end
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# File app/models/commit.rb, line 153 def to_diff # see Grit::Commit#show patch = to_patch # discard lines before the diff lines = patch.split("\n") while !lines.first.start_with?("diff --git") do lines.shift end lines.pop if lines.last =~ %r^[\d.]+$/ # Git version lines.pop if lines.last == "-- " # end of diff lines.join("\n") end


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This page tracks the new paper links made to my list of SIGGRAPH Asia 2016 papers.
Page maintained by Ke-Sen Huang.
If you have additions or changes, send an e-mail.
January 28, 2017
- Shape2Vec: semantic-based descriptors for 3D shapes, sketches and images
January 22, 2017
- Pyramid of Arclength Descriptor for Generating Collage of Shapes
- Representing and Scheduling Procedural Generation using Operator Graphs
- Stochastic Structural Analysis for Context-Aware Design and Fabrication
- WarpDriver: Context-Aware Probabilistic Motion Prediction for Crowd Simulation
- Blocking Harmful Blue Light while Preserving Image Color Appearance
December 11, 2016
- Manifold Differential Evolution (MDE): A Global Optimization Method for Geodesic Centroidal Voronoi Tessellations on Meshes
- Towards Foveated Rendering for Gaze-Tracked Virtual Reality
- Gaussian Light Field: Estimation of Viewpoint-Dependent Blur for Optical See-Through Head-Mounted Displays
- SMASH: Physics-guided Reconstruction of Collisions from Videos
December 3, 2016
- Corrective 3D Reconstruction of Lips from Monocular Video
- Model-Based Teeth Reconstruction
- Diminished Reality Based on Image Inpainting Considering Background Geometry
November 29, 2016
- Representing and Scheduling Procedural Generation using Operator Graphs
- Temporally Coherent Completion of Dynamic Video
- Feature Surfaces in Symmetric Tensor Fields Based on Eigenvalue Manifold
- Shape2Vec: semantic-based descriptors for 3D shapes, sketches and images
- Jump: Virtual Reality Video
- Online Visual Analytics of Text Streams
- Embedding Spatio-temporal Information into Maps by Route-Zooming
- A Real-time Augmented Reality System to See-Through Cars
- Robust Light Transport Simulation via Metropolized Bidirectional Estimators
- Recovering Shape and Spatially-Varying Surface Reflectance under Unknown Illumination
- Automated View and Path Planning for Scalable Multi-Object 3D Scanning
- Directing User Attention via Visual Flow on Web Designs
- Interactive Mechanism Modeling from Multi-view Images
November 25, 2016
- Fast and Reliable Example-Based Mesh IK for Stylized Deformations
November 3, 2016
- Image-space Control Variates for Rendering
- Efficient Rendering of Heterogeneous Polydisperse Granular Media
- Authoring Directed Gaze for Full-Body Motion Capture
- Bounded Distortion Parametrization in the Space of Metrics
- Computational Bounce Flash for Indoor Portraits
- Data-driven Inverse Dynamics for Human Motion
- Minimal BRDF Sampling for Two-Shot Near-Field Reflectance Acquisition
- Parallel recursive filtering of infinite input extensions
- Optimal Voronoi Tessellations with Hessian-based Anisotropy
- Centroidal Power Diagrams with Capacity Constraints: Computation, Applications, and Extension
- Practical 3D Frame Field Generation
- Representing and Scheduling Procedural Generation using Operator Graphs
- Simulating the structure and texture of solid wood
October 19, 2016
- Manifold Differential Evolution (MDE): A Global Optimization Method for Geodesic Centroidal Voronoi Tessellations on Meshes
October 18, 2016
- Low-Discrepancy Blue Noise Sampling
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October 16, 2016
- Interactive Sound Propagation with Bidirectional Path Tracing
- Efficient GPU Path Rendering Using Scanline Rasterization
- Dynamic Furniture Modeling Through Assembly Instructions
- GST: GPU-decodable Supercompressed Textures
- FlexMolds: Automatic Design of Flexible Shells for Molding
October 7, 2016
- Fabrication of freeform objects by principal strips
October 6, 2016
- Fabrication of freeform objects by principal strips
October 5, 2016
- Eulerian Solid-Fluid Coupling
- Regional Foremost Matching for Internet Images
- Mesh Denoising via Cascaded Normal Regression
- Computing Inversion-Free Mappings by Simplex Assembly
October 1, 2016
- Temporal Gradient-Domain Path Tracing
- Simultaneous Acquisition of Microscale Reflectance and Normals
- Birefractive Stereo Imaging for Single-Shot Depth Acquisition
- Adaptive Matrix Column Sampling and Completion for Rendering Participating Media
- An Intuitive Control Space for Material Appearance
- Descent Methods for Elastic Body Simulation on the GPU
- Computational Multicopter Design
- Deep Joint Demosaicking and Denoising
September 30, 2016
- Vivace: a Practical Gauss-Seidel Method for Stable Soft Body Dynamics
- FrameFab: Robotic Fabrication of Frame Shapes
- Low-Discrepancy Blue Noise Sampling
- Emptying, Refurnishing, and Relighting Indoor Spaces
- Motion Parallax in Stereo 3D: Model and Applications
- High-Resolution Interaction with Corotational Coarsening Models
- Dispersion Kernels for Water Wave Simulation
- EgoCap: Egocentric Marker-less Motion Capture with Two Fisheye Cameras
- SMASH: Physics-guided Reconstruction of Collisions from Videos
- High-Fidelity Facial and Speech Animation for VR HMDs
- Bilateral Guided Upsampling
- Robust Background Identification for Dynamic Video Editing
- Unsupervised Texture Transfer from Images to Model Collections
- VizGen: Accelerating Visual Computing Prototypes in Dynamic Languages
- Sphere Meshes for Real-Time Hand Modeling and Tracking
- A Scalable Active Framework for Region Annotation in 3D Shape Collections
- Structure-oriented Networks of Shape Collections
- Gesture3D: Posing 3D Characters via Gesture Drawings
- Rapid, Detail-Preserving Image Downscaling
- A scalable Schur-complement fluids solver for heterogeneous compute platforms
September 22, 2016
- Printone: Interactive Resonance Simulation for Free-form Print-wind Instrument Design
September 21, 2016
- gTangle: a Grammar for the Procedural Generation of Tangle Patterns
September 20, 2016
- Crumpling Sound Synthesis
- Scalable Inside-Out Image-Based Rendering
September 19, 2016
- Hyperbolic Orbifold Tutte Embeddings
September 16, 2016
- Stochastic Structural Analysis for Context-Aware Design and Fabrication
- Rapid, Detail-Preserving Image Downscaling
September 14, 2016
- Relationship Templates for Creating Scene Variations
- Unsupervised Texture Transfer from Images to Model Collections
- Downsampling Scattering Parameters for Rendering Anisotropic Media
- Computing Inversion-Free Mappings by Simplex Assembly
- Interchangeable Components for Hands-On Assembly Based Modelling
- Block Assembly for Global Registration of Building Scans
- Reconstructing Personalized Anatomical Models for Physics-based Body Animation
- 3D Attention-Driven Depth Acquisition for Object Identification
- Gesture3D: Posing 3D Characters via Gesture Drawings
September 11, 2016
- Descent Methods for Elastic Body Simulation on the GPU
- Action-Driven 3D Indoor Scene Evolution
September 10, 2016
- Learning-Based View Synthesis for Light Field Cameras
- FramFab: Robotic Fabrication of Frame Shapes
- Hyperbolic Orbifold Tutte Embeddings
September 7, 2016
- Interactively Controlled Quad Remeshing of High Resolution 3D Models
September 1, 2016
- Learning-Based View Synthesis for Light Field Cameras
August 30, 2016
- Texture Space Caching and Reconstruction for Ray Tracing
- Structure-oriented Networks of Shape Collections
- Functionality Preserving Shape Style Transfer
August 24, 2016
- Sphere Meshes for Real-Time Hand Modeling and Tracking
- Functionality Preserving Shape Style Transfer
August 17, 2016
- Interactive Sound Propagation with Bidirectional Path Tracing
- Efficient GPU Path Rendering Using Scanline Rasterization
- Dynamic Furniture Modeling Through Assembly Instructions
August 12, 2016
- Centroidal Power Diagrams with Capacity Constraints - Computation, Applications and Extension
- Interactive Mechanism Modeling from Multi-view Images
August 11, 2016
- Downsampling Scattering Parameters for Rendering Anisotropic Media
- Dispersion Kernels for Water Wave Simulation
- SMASH: Physics-guided Reconstruction of Collisions from Videos
- 3D Attention-Driven Depth Acquisition for Object Identification
August 8, 2016
- An Intuitive Control Space for Material Appearance
- Birefractive Stereo Imaging for Single-Shot Depth Acquisition
August 7, 2016
- Burst photography for high dynamic range and low-light imaging on mobile cameras
- High-Fidelity Facial and Speech Animation for VR HMDs
- Temporal Gradient-Domain Path Tracing
- Bilateral Guided Upsampling
- Robust Background Identification for Dynamic Video Editing
- Regional Foremost Matching for Internet Images
- Simultaneous Acquisition of Microscale Reflectance and Normals
- Action-Driven 3D Indoor Scene Evolution
- Unsupervised Texture Transfer from Images to Model Collections
- Mesh Denoising via Cascaded Normal Regression
- Crumpling Sound Synthesis
- Robust Light Transport Simulation via Metropolized Bidirectional Estimators
- Reconstructing Personalized Anatomical Models for Physics-based Body Animation
- Relationship Templates for Synthesizing Scenes with Complex Relations
- Interchangeable Seamless Components from 3D Models
- Adaptive Matrix Column Sampling and Completion for Rendering Participating Media
- A Scalable Active Framework for Region Annotation in 3D Shape Collections
- Block Assembly for Global Registration of Building Scans
- VizGen: Accelerating Visual Computing Prototypes in Dynamic Languages
- Towards Foveated Rendering for Gaze-Tracked Virtual Reality
August 5, 2016
- SMASH: Physics-guided Reconstruction of Collisions from Videos
- Learning-Based View Synthesis for Light Field Cameras
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I'm Lara, orginally from Amsterdam, The Netherlands. I am currently studying communication design and philosophy in New York City at Parsons School of Design. My main focus and passion is designing books and other typographic ephemera, and am experimenting in digital interaction design. I aim to incorporate my philosophy studies into my design practices, and give additional meaning to content through reflection.
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Animal cruelty is an upsetting problem that is more common than any of us would like to believe. Domestic animals rely on humans for shelter, food, water, and kindness. Too many of them receive the opposite. A person beats, stabs, burns, or otherwise harms a dog purposely. It is not usually possible to tell from an animal's behavior whether he is being abused. Some dogs are aggressive, fearful, or timid for reasons other than abuse. Look for clues in the dog's environment and on the dog himself, such as open wounds(dogs will often have open wounds that appear to be untreated),weakness or inability to stand and other clues. A person hitting, kicking, or otherwise physically harming a dog,if you see someone like this actively harming a dog, do not confront the person because you may put yourself at risk of injury, as well.People who abuse animals are more likely to be violent toward other people.


Cape Canaveral is a major cape in Brevard County, FL. The area is known as the Space Coast and is famous for being the home of the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station and the Kennedy Space Center, the site of hundreds of rocket launches during the past 60 years. It is easily possible to see a rocket launch from anywhere in this area and cruisers report watching a launch from their deck while anchored or docked in one of the many nearby marinas.
Careful navigation is required in the inland waterways of Cape Canaveral. Cruisers regularly encounter manatee, dolphin, and other large marine animals. Also shoals and shallows are regularly found along the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW). There are three areas of land (mainland Florida, Merritt Island, Cape Canaveral) separated by two rivers (Banana River, Indian River). The city of Cape Canaveral is situated on a barrier island that is seaward of the adjacent Merritt Island. Port Canaveral serves as the only inlet from the sea for 50 miles north or south. There is a lock separating the sea from the inland rivers. The ICW is located on the Indian River to the west and, though it looks wide, is often only a narrow channel in the middle of the shallow river.
This is a Port of Entry.
See USA Formalities for full details on clearing into and out of the USA.
There are three areas of Cape Canaveral that host yachting facilities: the Port Canaveral basin, the barge canal (which links the Banana River and Indian River), and the Indian River (which is also the ICW).
When navigating in the Port Canaveral basin be aware that large ships, cruise ships, and military craft may be operating in the area with limited maneuverability or visibility. The port is active 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Keep a close watch on VHF Channel 16 and Channel 12, the working channel of the Port Canaveral pilot boats.
For more information regarding the port operations of Port Canaveral, please visit: https://www.portcanaveral.com/Cargo-Trade/Port-Operations.
Anchorages:
Vessels are not permitted to anchor in the Port Canaveral basin; however there are plenty of anchorages with good holding in the Banana River and Indian River (ICW) outside of the designated channel.
If visiting for a rocket launch, the closest anchorage is immediately north of the Port Canaveral lock. However, there is a security zone, which is strictly enforced. Obey all signs and channel markings. Rocket launches can be seen from all over the area, so Titusville on the Indian River might be a preferable option where anchorages are plentiful and facilities are nearby.
Last updated September 2016.


Sims 4 cheats: Immortal Sims, free houses, infinite money and more
by Tom SykesThe Sims 4 cheats let you explore your creative boundaries without adhering to pesky rules. Want a quick influx of cash? How about a free house, or an ideal world where Sims never die? We've got that.
Want to expand your game further? There's always our roundup of the best Sims 4 mods. Check the bottom of the page for our newly-added Island Living expansion cheats!
How to use The Sims 4 cheats
To use these cheats, hold Ctrl + Shift + C while in game to open the cheat console. Type your chosen cheat codes into the text field that opens.
By typing "testingCheats [true/false]" into the input field, you can unlock some new Shift-Click menu options on Sims, objects, or the ground.
With testingCheats active, you'll be able to move Sims between families, fill up their needs and happiness bars, dirty or clean up objects, and teleport Sims anywhere you like, among a few others detailed below.
Shift + Click Sims 4 cheats
After typing testingCheats true in the cheat console, Shift+Click on Sims and objects for the following effects:
- Cheat Need > Make Happy: Sets all your Sim's motives to full and mood to Happy
- Cheat Need > Enable/Disable Need Decay: Allows or stops Sims from Need changes
- Reset Object: Works on Sims and objects to reset their status
- Add to Family: Adds a Sim not in your family to it
- Modify in CAS: Modify the Sim in Create-a-Sim aside from name and inherited traits
- Make Dirty/Clean: Use on an object to make it dirty or clean
- Teleport Sim: Shift+Click on the ground to teleport a Sim to that point
Sims 4 money cheats
Spending all your money on groceries and bills is too much like real life. Why make your Sims start at the bottom when it's way more fun to start at the top? Enter any of these Sims 4 money cheat keywords into the cheat console to instantly gain stacks of cash.
- kaching: get 1,000 simoleons
- rosebud: get 1,000 simoleons (for The Sims veterans who remember it)
- motherlode: get 50,000 simoleons
- Money [#]: change household simoleons to an exact number
- FreeRealEstate [on/off]: enter this in neighborhood or world view to make all lots free
- household.autopay_bills [true/false]: Turn household bills on and off.
Sims 4 build and buy mode cheats
- modebb.moveobjects: Ignore placement rules for objects and put them anywhere you like
- bb.showhiddenobjects: Buy hidden objects
- bb.enablefreebuild: Build anywhere, even on locked lots
- bb.ignoregameplayunlocksentitlement: Buy items locked by careers
With an object selected you can also press Shift + [ or Shift + ] to make an object smaller or larger.
Sims 4 live mode cheats
Things have a way of going entirely sideways in The Sims 4 when you lose track of time. Here are some cheats to get you out of (or into, if that's your thing) sticky situations:
- resetsim [firstname lastname]: Resets a stuck Sim
- sims.give_satisfaction_points [#]: Gives a Sim an amount of satisfaction points
- fillmotive motive_[motive]: Fills the specified motive, valid for: Bladder, Energy, Fun, Hunger, Hygiene, Social
- sims.fill_all_commodities: Fills the motives for all Sims in the household
- aspirations.complete_current_milestone: Completes a Sim's current aspiration goal and awards the matching points
To max out your Sim's skill in a specific area use stats.set_skill_level Major_Logic 10. Of course you can also set the value to something other than 10 if you don't want to max it out. Substitute "Major_Logic" for any of the following other skills:
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- Major_HomestyleCooking
- Major_GourmetCooking
- Major_Bartending
- Major_Charisma
- Major_Comedy
- Major_Fishing
- Skill_Fitness
- Major_Gardening
- Major_Guitar
- Major_Piano
- Major_Violin
- Major_Handiness
- Major_Mischief
- Major_Painting
- Major_Photography
- Major_Programming
- Major_RocketScience
- Major_VideoGaming
- Major_Writing
For your child Sims, substitute with Skill_Child_[Creativity/Mental/Motor/Social] all of which also max out at 10.
After your Sims are all skilled up, you can also give them free promotions or add new careers.
Use careers.add_career [career] to add careers with names like "Actor", "Painter", "Writer", and so on.
careers.promote [career] and careers.remove [career] work in the same way to get a promotion or remove your Sim's job. You can also use careers.retire [career] to quit your job and collect a weekly pension.
Sims 4 friendship and romance cheats
If your Sims have the same problem making friends that I have in real life, the cheat console code relationship.introduce_sim_to_all_others will instantly introduce your Sim to all their neighbors.
For an even easier icebreaker, relationships.create_friends_for_sim will spawn a new Sim on the lot already already friends with yours.
If you need more specific friendship (and romance) control, use the following to add and subtract from relationships between two Sims:
modifyrelationship [YourSimFirstName] [YourSimLastName] [TargetSimFirstName] [TargetSimLastName] 100 LTR_Friendship_Main
Substitute "Friendship" for "Romance" to change romantic relationship values. Positive values will increase a relationship, while using a negative value (ex: -100) will decrease it.
Kill and un-kill your sims and pets
To save your Sims from death entirely, use death.toggle [true/false]. For all your other deadly designs, use the following:
sims.add_buff Ghostly will turn your sim into a ghost for 4 in-game hours.
traits.equip_trait Ghost_OldAge [Pet ID] will turn your pet into a ghost if you are either an absolute monster or (spoiler alert) attempting an elaborate Sim version of John Wick.  You can also turn a regular Sim into sun-killed vampire with traits.equip_trait Vampire_Sun.
 Use traits.[equip/remove]_trait Ghost_Overheat to create or undo a Sim who has died of heat. You can also substitute "Overheat" for "Frozen" or "Lightning". In the Jungle Adventure expansion you can use "poison" instead.
Sims 4 UI cheats
Use these handy UI cheats to remove game elements from your view or add extra utilities:
- headlineeffects [on/off]: Enables or disables headline effects like plumbobs and speech bubbles
- hovereffects [on/off]: Disable hover effect when you mouseover a Sim
- fullscreenToggle: Makes the game fullscreen/windowed
- fps [on/off]: Display the fps on screen
The Sims 4 Island Living Cheats
The most recent Sims 4 expansion, Island Living, has plenty of cheats for altering the new careers and traits that it adds. We've listed many of them here!
Becoming a merperson
- traits.[equip/remove]_trait trait_OccultMermaid: Turn your Sim into a merperson or back into a normal Sim
- traits.equip_trait_OccultMermaid_MermaidForm: Toggles a mer tail on land
Island Living Career cheats
Get promoted in any of the island-specific careers and part time jobs:
- careers.[add/remove]_career Conservationist: Add or remove the Conservationist career
- careers.promote Conservationist: Get promoted in the Conservationist career
- careers.promote PartTime_[Diver/Fisherman/Lifeguard]: Get promoted in the part time job of your choice
- careers.promote Teen_Lifeguard: Get promoted in the Lifeguard job as a Teen
Island Living Trait cheats
Use trait.[equip/remove]_trait [trait name] to equip or remove any of the following Island Living traits:
(Yes, the "trait_" at the beginning IS a part of the trait's name!)
- trait_BeachBum_LaidBack: Laid back Sims never become tense
- trait_Hidden_IslandAncestor_Elemental: Island Ancestor Sims can increase the quality of plants and...summon volcanic bombs?
- trait_NaturalSpeaker: Natural Speakers are great at rubbing elbows and enthusing other Sims
- trait_FriendOfTheSea: These Sims become friends with dolphins and merpeople easier than others
Shift+Click cheats for Island Living
After typing testingCheats true in the cheat console, Shift+Click on your Sims in Live Mode to give them tans and burns or lock the current sun-affected tint of your Sim's skin.
Start the party with an eruption
On a lot with the "Volcanic Activity" trait, use volcanic_eruption [small/large] to make lava bombs rain from the sky onto your lot.


Ruby Language: Inheritance vs. Composition
Inheritance
If you take a look at the image above, the concept of inheritance should seem familiar to you. You inherit "stuff" from your parent right? And you are your parent's child. Cool. Simple enough. Parent passes on their genes to you. In code, when you inherit something from your parent, you inherit "attributes" and "instance variables" from your parent. Your parent are called superclass
and the children of the parent are called subclass
.
Let's just say your parent class was Animal. The subclass
is Cow, Pig, and Duck. You already know that you can inherit "similar" traits such as
First, let's go into a little bit more in depth ghetto theory. What does cows, pigs, and ducks have in common? They are all animals. They all breathe, eat, sleep, walk. These can all be inherited from the superclass
or parent. And if I want to change the characteristic of the ladder down classes? Of course you can because we all know that not all the attributes are the same. The cow can say "Moo!" but the duck can't say "Moo!" as well. Even if they inherit a general attribute and instances, they can also have their own.
Second, how you show a subclass
is by writing: "class subclass
< superclass
." **< means inherit from.
Can you identify the superclass
and the subclass
? What would be the difference? Hopefully, by now you can see the major uses to inheritance. This makes your code cleaner and more structured / orderly. Easily make your code DRY.
A class can only inherit from one class at a time (i.e. a class can inherit from a class that inherits from another class which inherits from another class, but a single class can not inherit from many classes at once). If a subclass
uses an instance variable with the same name as a variable used by one of its predecessors, it will overwrite the value of its predecessor's variable.
Composition
Composition is not the same as inheritance. There is no parent-child relationship :( sadness. However, we can think of it as a "has-a" relationship rather than a "parent-child" relationship. Composition uses modules which is creating a relationship by calling back the functions of previously stated methods. When you compose something, think about music, you put together all the elements together from trumpet, to violin, to bass, to piano altogether makes a great Jazz piece. You don't have a parent-child relationship, but the relationship of each other and the harmony the instruments make with each other makes it a better piece of work. That is the beauty of Composition.
Composition over Inheritance? OR Inheritance over Composition . . .
The simple answer is, depends on how you want to solve the problem. If you don't want to duplicate codes, inheritance will do the trick. Composition can also solve this by providing you modules & the ability to call the functions in other classes. Both can tackle reused code problems. However, if you take a look carefully, inheritance banks upon relatability versus composition can call methods nested in classes.
- 1) Use composition to make a clean nice code into modules so you can use it in many different and unrelated situations
- 2) Use inheritance when you know these codes logically would fit under an umbrella of commonality.


---
layout: page
title: Navigation
razor: https://razor.stackoverflow.design/components/navigation
js: true
figma: https://www.figma.com/file/Hei0vYDqdyrjZR9laRdZCm/Navigation
description: Our navigation component is a collection of pill-shaped buttons that respond gracefully to various window sizes and parent containers.
---
Care should be taken to only include at most one primary and one secondary navigation per page. Using multiple navigations with the same style can cause user confusion. Forcing a navigation to scroll is an established pattern on mobile devices, so it may be appropriate to use it in that context. Wrapping tends to make more sense on larger screens, where the user isn’t forced to scroll passed a ton of navigation chrome. Stacks also provides a vertical variation with support for section headers.
{% for item in navigation.classes %}
Class
Applies to
Description
{% endfor %}
{{ item.class }}
{{ item.applies }}
{{ item.description }}
This component can be used for in-page navigation patterns, using button
elements in place of link. When doing so, it may be appropriate to annotate elements with role="tablist"
to indicate the dynamic behavior.
Stacks provides a Stimulus controller for interactive tab-style navigation within a single document.
{% header "h3", "Attributes" %}| Attribute | Applied to | Description |
|---|---|---|
data-controller="s-navigation-tablist" |
.s-navigation |
Wires up the element to the tooltip controller. |
role="tablist" |
.s-navigation |
Indicates to accessibility tools that the navigation element is a tab list. |
role="tab" |
.s-navigation--item |
Indicates to accessibility tools that the navigation item is a tab. Used by the controller to automatically connect mouse and keyboard events. |
class="s-navigation--item is-selected" |
Initially selected .s-navigation--item elements |
Provides visual indication that the tab is selected. |
aria-selected="{true|false}" |
.s-navigation--item |
Indicates to accessibility tools which tab is selected. Used by the controller to track the selected tab. |
id="{TAB_ID}" |
.s-navigation--item |
A unique id for the tab. Will be used by the tab panel to refer back to the button via aria-labelledby="{TAB_ID}" . |
aria-controls="{PANEL_ID}" |
.s-navigation--item |
A unique id for the panel element corresponding to the tab. |
tabindex="-1" |
Initially unselected .s-navigation--item elements |
Indicates to the browser that the element should be excluded from tab navigation. When interacting with the control, arrow keys will be used to switch tabs. |
role="tabpanel" |
Tab panel elements | Indicates to accessibility tools that the element is a panel corresponding to a tab. |
id="{PANEL_ID}" |
Tab panel elements | A unique id for the panel. Used by the tab to identify the panel that will be shown when it is active, via aria-controls="{PANEL_ID}" . |
aria-labelledby="{TAB_ID}" |
Tab panel elements | Refers to the id of the tab element that corresponds to the panel. |
class="d-none" |
Initially hidden tab panel elements | Suppressed display of tab panels. |
| Event | Element | Description |
|---|---|---|
s-navigation-tablist:select |
Controller element | Default preventable Fires immediately before a new tab is selected. Calling .preventDefault() cancels the display of the tab and keeps the state unchanged. |
s-navigation-tablist:selected |
Controller element | Fires immediately after the new tag has been selected. |
| event.detail | Applicable events | Description |
|---|---|---|
oldTab |
s-navigation-tablist:* |
Contains HTMLElement | null representing the previously selected tab, if one was selected. This is the element with role="tab" , not the panel itself which can be found using the tab's aria-controls attribute. |
newTab |
s-navigation-tablist:* |
Contains HTMLElement representing the newly selected tab. This is the element with role="tab" , not the panel itself which can be found using the tab's aria-controls attribute. |
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Document databases became popular in last years. They have a lot of places where they are suitable to use. RavenDb and many others are doing very well on production sites. This time I`ll tell something about Marten which has feature of document database and event store. The new thing is that Marten works on the top of Postgres database.
I`ve heard the first time about Marten on Slack channel when some person shared the link to this post. Jeremy Miller shows why his team decided to abandon RavenDb and setup completly new project with utilizing Postgres relational database. Marten just works similar to ORM on Postgres and provides functionality of document database and event store. It is great advantage when single relational database can be used in many ways in the project. But as always, if something is for many things then is the best in nothing.
Marten uses JSONB Postgres type to store documents as default. It gives huge efficiency profits in comparision to normal JSON format. JSONB supports GIN indexing with the following operators. Postgres gives also possibility to use full-text search within JSON documents.
Document database API is very similar to RavenDB what creators of the Marten say openly. They have created Marten as a substitution of RavenDB and that is reason of doing that.
To start using Marten it is needed to create DocumentStore
object with connection string to Postgres database.
var documentStore = DocumentStore.For("connection string");
var documentStore = DocumentStore.For(storeOptions =>
{
storeOptions.Connection("connection string");
// the rest of configuration
});
Static DocumentStore
class provides two overrides of For(..)
method. First one is the simplest one and takes only connection string. Second override is more advanced and gives possibility of additonal configuration using StoreOptions class.
By default Marten creates all relational database schemas automatically. It is very useful during development when you don`t want to care about migrations but may be harmful in production environment.
Marten provides a tool for managing database scheme. It is a nuget package available to use to apply, verify or generate current configuration of Marten documents into SQL database. It also provides functionality of generating up / down SQL scripts to modify database which can be used in any SQL migrations tool.
Marten creates separate tables for each document type. Tables are named using given pattern: mt_doc_documentType
where documentType
is the name of the document class. It is possible to override this naming by using attribute or explicit declaration in document store configuration.
Some people may disagree with the sentence that Marten works like ORM but in my opinion it does. Each object type is stored in separate table and each row in the table represents specified object instance. Marten maps the JSON field inside the row into instance of some type. Like in other ORMs it is possible to ovveride default mapping convention. In Marten it is possible by using attributes on class or fluent API.
[DocumentAlias("anotheralias)]
public class User
{
}
DocumentStore.For(storeOptions =>
{
storeOptions.Schema.For<User>().DocumentAlias("anotheralias);
});
It is possible to open modification database session in three different types of mode:
_documentStore.LightweightSession()
Session with manually document change tracking. To save or update document in the database _session.Store(document)
must be called. It does not use IdentityMap mechanism but it must be noted that it would be applided to all documents loaded using IDocumentSession.Query<T>()
in this session.
_documentStore.OpenSession()
Session with manually document change tracking. It uses IdentityMap by default.
_documentStore.DirtyTrackedSession()
Session with automatically document change tracking. Change in every document loaded to the session would be detected and then _session.Store(document)
would be invoked automatically. Dirty tracking session is done by comparising JSON documents node by node so enabling it would influence on the performance significantly.
It is possible to add custom session listeners which can intercept specified action during session unit of work. Such listener must implement IDocumentSessionListener
interface and must be added during DocumentStore
configuration. DocumentSessionListenerBase
is a abstract class which can be used to override specified behaviour. It is not need to implement all listener actions.
var listener = new CustomListener();
var store = DocumentStore.For(storeOptions =>
{
storeOptions.Listeners.Add(listener);
});
It is possible to determine transaction isolation level in all above session modes. Default level is ReadCommitted
but it can be set during opening the session e.g. _store.DirtyTrackedSession(IsolationLevel.Serializable)
.
There is also separate session which was designed only to access database in read-only mode. To create it, it is needed to call _documentStore.QuerySession()
. Regarding document cache it works the same as in _documentStore.LightweightSession()
.
Marten gives possibility to enable optimistic concurrency feature on specified document type. After enabling it, any document change which would tried to persist is checked firstly if any other change has been done since document was loaded into cache. Such change is detected by comparing version number located in metadata. It is also possible to store document with manually specified version. More information about it can be found in documentation.
Marten supports synchronous and asynchronous linq queries quite well. It includes e.g. searching in child collections, deep queries, distinct, compiled queries, ordering, paging, select many and document value projections. Interesting thing regards paging (using Take()
, Skip()
) is that it is possible to get total count of all records in single query using Stats() extension. I think that this functionality was influenced by RavenDb which has similar one.
QueryStatistics statistics;
var result = await _session.Query<User>()
.Stats(out statistics)
.ToListAsync();
var totalCount = statistics.TotalResults;
As other ORMs, Marten gives possibility to use Postgres SQL in queries, including queries with parameters.
var user = session
.Query<User>("where data ->> 'FirstName' = :FirstName and data ->> 'LastName' = :LastName",
new { FirstName = "Jeremy", LastName = "Miller"})
.Single();
Marten has possibility to get multiple documents in single query. Include()
linq extension uses SQL join under the hood to achieve that. As default it uses inner join but it is possible to change it explicitly. Include()
construction works in similar way as in RavenDb. It is possible to get single document or documents list.
using (var session = _documentStore.LightweightSession())
{
Company company = null;
var result = await session.Query<User>()
.Include<Company>(user => user.CompanyId2, comp => company = comp)
.SingleAsync(user => user.Id == id);
return new UserWithCompany
{
Company = company,
User = result
};
}
It is possible to define set of queries which would be executed in single database call. There are similar soultions in other ORMs which behave like this but many of them work in implicit way (like nHibernate ToFuture(..)
). Marten do more less the same but gives explicit way of defining such queries. First it is needed to get instance of IBatchedQuery
from the session and then define the queries which should be done in it.
using (var session = _documentStore.LightweightSession())
{
var batch = session.CreateBatchQuery();
var userPromise = batch.Load<User>(id);
var usersPromise = batch.Query<User>().Where(u => u.FirstName.StartsWith("Name")).ToList();
await batch.Execute();
var user = await userPromise;
var users = await usersPromise;
return new BatchUsers
{
User = user,
Users = users.ToList()
};
}
All queries defined within the batch will return the type Task<TResult>
. Important thing is that the result of this task can be get only after the batch has been executed.
Document hierarchies mechanism gives possibility to define inheritance between documents to query them separately. To achieve that it is needed to define appriopriate scheme definition during initiating DocumentStore
instance. Martren supports one level hierarchies and multi level hierarchies. Both hierarchies types are being configured in similar way.
// one level
public class GeneralUser { }
public class Employee : GeneralUser {}
public class Administrator : GeneralUser {}
// multi level
public interface IVehicle {}
public class Car : IVehicle {}
public class Toyota : Car {}
var documentStore = DocumentStore.For(storeOptions =>
{
storeOptions.Schema.For<GeneralUser>()
.AddSubClass<Employee>()
.AddSubClass(typeof (Administrator));
storeOptions.Schema.For<IVehicle>()
.AddSubClassHierarchy(
typeof(Car),
typeof(Toyota)
)
});
Table is created for the most general type. It has additional columns named mt_doc_type
and mt_dotnet_doc_type
to select appriopriate rows in the query and to deserialize received JSON into correct type.
Quering the IVehicle
type results in SQL which is the same as for types without hierarchies. The differencies are during performing a query for Car
or Toyota
types.
select d.data, d.id, d.mt_doc_type, d.mt_version
from public.mt_doc_ivehicle as d
where d.mt_doc_type = 'toyota' or d.mt_doc_type = 'car'
select d.data, d.id, d.mt_doc_type, d.mt_version
from public.mt_doc_ivehicle as d
where d.mt_doc_type = 'toyota'
In my personal opinion Marten looks very promising as an alternative to other document databases but cannot be compared directly with them. E.g. RavenDb was created from scratch to build document database when Marten is just a software layer on relational database. Marten gives a foothold for teams which are used to use relational databases. On the other hand, if we would like to see Marten advantages over RavenDb, Marten is fully ACID. RavenDb supports it only in some queries.
I claim that Marten might be very useful in simple usage scenarios but is not polished enough in more advanced cases, especially if we think about advanced data quering.
Full-text search is doable in Postrgres but it is not supported yet. Queries do not allow to perform GroupBy
operation. Multitenancy is going to be made in 2.0
version but there are still a lot of discussions and uncertainty how to achieve that.
Most of advanced features require database scheme changes. There are tools which enables it but they are not ready to use out of the box. Each project must prepare own adjustments to them. Without good practices, inappriopriate usage may be very harmful especially in production databases.
It must be remembered that Marten is just ORM and has all advantages and drawbacks which ORMs have. Positive aspect is that community concentrated around Marten (including few company contributions) is quite well organised so it forecasts that project will not die and provided functionalities would be still developed and improved.
Examples of Marten usages (as a document database and as en event store) can be found here.


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‘All unpaved roads in Delhi to be fixed by August 2020’
Union govt. commits to tackle pollution
by Special CorrespondentAll unpaved roads in Delhi and the National Capital Region will be fully paved by August 2020, said Union Environment Ministry Secretary C.K. Mishra at a press conference here on Monday.
He also warned of a “huge crackdown” on industries and construction work over the next fortnight and promised “intense monitoring” to keep sources of local pollution in the city under check until December 31.
Mr. Mishra was speaking at the press conference after chairing a meeting with officials from Haryana, Punjab and U.P. governments. The meeting was also attended by representatives from the Union Ministries of Agriculture, Housing and Urban Affairs, Power and Petroleum. Such meetings involving the Environment Ministry and States are routine, particularly in winter when the national capital grapples with high levels of pollution.
Mr. Mishra’s commitment to get all roads paved comes in the backdrop of the Supreme Court summoning Chief Secretaries of Punjab, Haryana, U.P. and Delhi over pollution in the Delhi-NCR and expressing concern over the role of stubble burning in worsening the region’s air quality.
‘Intesified action’
“Unfavourable meteorology is a major cause for Delhi’s pollution and we have had a spate of bad days recently. We have taken intensified action and intense monitoring of pollution activities is on. Deliberate omission by industries and construction will be punished,” Mr. Mishra added.


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qstacktseries
qtseries
vignette - vignette now has the same name as the functionbuild_vignettes = TRUE
and ref = "v0.2.0"
to the installation command in the package README
gapminder
and rlang
under suggests from imports (as they are only used in the tests)Take a look at the qstacktseries
vignette to get a sense of how this function could be used.
Added stop()
messages to the qtseries()
function to force the time and voi inputs to be numeric
Added @ImportFrom dplyr
to include pull()
function
Modified @param group to include character data as well
💃
NEWS.md
file to track changes to the package.The first version of timeseries
is now tentatively available 🚀 . The package is quite limited at the moment as it only contains one function, but it is still useful for the purposes of quick data visualization. The main features are:
ggplot2
qtseries
functionTake a look at the qtseries vignette to get a sense of how this package could be used.


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Show confirmation dialog on exit
Show window when intercepting magnets
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Minimize button minimizes to tray
Close button minimizes to tray
Always display icon in tray
Single click opens program
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Applying explicitely
le_ind
Prove the following theorem, without using
elim
nor
induction
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Theorem lt_le : forall n p:nat, n < p -> n <= p.
Solution
This file
Going home
Pierre Castéran


Qian Li, Zhenbo Lu, Qingbo Lu, et al., “Noise Reduction for Hyperspectral Images Based on Structural Sparse and Low-rank Matrix Decomposition,” in Proceedings of IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS 2013), pp. 1075-1078, Jul. 2013.
Qian Li, Houqiang Li, Zhenbo Lu, Qingbo Lu, et al., “Denoising of Hyperspectral Images Employing Two-phase Matrix Decomposition,” IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing, vol. 7, no. 9, pp. 3742-3754, Sep. 2014.
Patents
Houqiang Li, Qingbo Lu, et al., "一种车牌图像去模糊的方法及系统", China National Invention Patent, Public NO.:CN104091315A


physics
Documentation
engine
system
physics
Description
Overview
Groups
Globals
Graph
Examples
Directories
Brief description
material
rigid_body
scene
Classes
Component
Physics
component
class
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World
Physical world.
Structs
Collision
Hold collision information, passed to rigid bodies and whole components.


- For an admin user, you can run the test connectivity directly.
- For a non-admin user, you need to get the admin consent first. This can be done by granting admin consent in the Azure portal.
Authentication
This app requires creating a Microsoft Graph Application. To do so, navigate to https://apps.dev.microsoft.com
in a browser and log in with a Microsoft account, then select New registration.
On the next page, give your application a name and select Register.
Once the app is created, three steps need to be taken on the next page:
Under Certificates and Secrets, select New client secret. Note this key somewhere secure, as it
cannot be retrieved after closing the window.
For Interactive OAuth
- Under Authentication select Add a platform. In the Add a platform window, select Web. The Redirect
URLs should be filled right here. It should look something like:
https://<phantom_host>/rest/handler/microsoftazurecompute_39c7128b-666b-4a16-9d44-afab6a9b825d/<asset_name>/result
- Under API permissions the following Delegated Permissions need to be added:
- Group.ReadWrite.All
- offline_access
- User.ReadWrite.All
For Non-Interactive OAuth
- Under API permissions the following Application Permissions need to be added:
- Group.ReadWrite.All
- User.ReadWrite.All
- On the Azure portal, go to subscriptions and select your subscription.
- Go to Access control(IAM) section and click on add role assignment.
- Select Contributer in the Role field from the drop down and select your application in the Select field.
After making these changes, click Save at the bottom of the screen.
Configure the Microsoft Azure Compute Phantom app Asset
When creating an asset for the Microsoft Azure Compute app, place Subscription Id of the app in the Subscription ID field,
place Application Id of the app created during the previous step in the Client ID field,
and place the password generated during the app creation process in the Client Secret field.
Then, after filling out the Tenant ID field, click SAVE.
After saving, a new field will appear in the Asset Settings tab. Take the URL found in the POST incoming
for Microsoft Azure Compute to this location field and place it in the Redirect URLs field mentioned in a
previous step. To this URL, add /result. After doing so the URL should look something like:
https://<phantom_host>/rest/handler/microsoftazurecompute_39c7128b-666b-4a16-9d44-afab6a9b825d/<asset_name>/result
Once again, click save at the bottom of the screen.
Method to run test connectivity
After setting up the asset and user, click the TEST CONNECTIVITY button. A window should pop up and display a
URL. Navigate to this URL in a separate browser tab. This new tab will redirect to a Microsoft login page. Log in to
a Microsoft account. After logging in, review the requested permissions listed, then click Accept. Finally,
close that tab. The test connectivity window should show a success.
If the admin consent is required then, the display url will occur twice. The first one will be for admin access.
The app should now be ready to be used.
State file permissions
Please check the permissions for the state file as mentioned below.
State file path
- For Non-NRI instance: /opt/phantom/local_data/app_states/<appid>/<asset_id>_state.json
- For NRI instance: /<PHANTOM_HOME_DIRECTORY>/local_data/app_states/<appid>/<asset_id>_state.json
State file permissions
- File rights: rw-rw-r-- (664) (The phantom user should have read and write access for the state file)
- File owner: Appropriate phantom user
Playbook Backward Compatibility
- A new action has been added. Hence, it is requested to the end-user to please update their existing playbooks by inserting the corresponding action blocks for this action on the earlier versions of the app.
- The parameters have been modified in the below existing action. Hence, it is requested to the end-user to please update their existing playbooks by re-inserting | modifying | deleting the corresponding action blocks on the earlier versions of the app.
- Run Command - Below parameter have been modified
- The parameter 'body' has been removed
- New parameters 'command_id', 'script', 'script_parameters' have been added


Note: You are not a required to build RELOAD before using it. It will install as a fully operational unit. You only have to build RELOAD if the source code has been changed.
Complete the installation instructions before compiling RELOAD.
Apache Ant must be installed before building the RELOAD. For information
about and downloads of Ant, refer to
http://ant.apache.org/.
To build RELOAD:
The XML Ant build files will compile all Java class and jar files needed by RELOAD. In addition the files will be installed to apache-tomcat. ( Note: Restart the Tomcat server for changes to take effect. This completes the compilation of the SRTE.
Source File Locations