| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image |
Contains extensions to the
java.awt.image package. |
| org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.codec.png | |
| org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.renderable | |
| org.apache.batik.ext.awt.image.rendered | |
| org.apache.batik.extension.svg | |
| org.apache.batik.gvt.filter |
Contains all of the interfaces for describing a set of standard
image processing filters Java objects.
|
| org.apache.batik.gvt.renderer |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static CachableRed |
GraphicsUtil.convertToLsRGB(CachableRed src)
This method will return a CacheableRed that has it's data in
the linear sRGB colorspace.
|
static CachableRed |
GraphicsUtil.convertTosRGB(CachableRed src)
This method will return a CacheableRed that has it's data in
the sRGB colorspace.
|
static CachableRed |
GraphicsUtil.wrap(java.awt.image.RenderedImage ri)
Convertes any RenderedImage to a CacheableRed.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static CachableRed |
GraphicsUtil.convertToLsRGB(CachableRed src)
This method will return a CacheableRed that has it's data in
the linear sRGB colorspace.
|
static CachableRed |
GraphicsUtil.convertTosRGB(CachableRed src)
This method will return a CacheableRed that has it's data in
the sRGB colorspace.
|
static void |
GraphicsUtil.drawImage(java.awt.Graphics2D g2d,
CachableRed cr)
Draws
cr into g2d . |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
PNGRed |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected CachableRed |
AbstractColorInterpolationRable.convertSourceCS(CachableRed cr) |
protected CachableRed |
AbstractColorInterpolationRable.convertSourceCS(java.awt.image.RenderedImage ri) |
CachableRed |
RedRable.getSource() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected CachableRed |
AbstractColorInterpolationRable.convertSourceCS(CachableRed cr) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
RedRable(CachableRed src) |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AbstractRed
This is an abstract base class that takes care of most of the
normal issues surrounding the implementation of the CachableRed
(RenderedImage) interface.
|
class |
AbstractTiledRed
This is an abstract base class that takes care of most of the
normal issues surrounding the implementation of the CachableRed
(RenderedImage) interface.
|
class |
AffineRed
This is an implementation of an affine operation as a RenderedImage.
|
class |
Any2LsRGBRed
This function will tranform an image from any colorspace into a
luminance image.
|
class |
Any2LumRed
This function will tranform an image from any colorspace into a
luminance image.
|
class |
Any2sRGBRed
This function will tranform an image from any colorspace into a
luminance image.
|
class |
BufferedImageCachableRed
This implements CachableRed based on a BufferedImage.
|
class |
ColorMatrixRed |
class |
ComponentTransferRed |
class |
CompositeRed
This is an implementation of an affine operation as a RenderedImage.
|
class |
DiffuseLightingRed |
class |
DisplacementMapRed
This implementation of RenderableImage will render its input
GraphicsNode on demand for tiles.
|
class |
FilterAlphaRed
This strips out the source alpha channel into a one band image.
|
class |
FilterAsAlphaRed
This converts any source into a mask according to the SVG masking rules.
|
class |
FloodRed
This implementation of RenderedImage will generate an infinate
field of a single color.
|
class |
FormatRed
This allows you to specify the ColorModel, Alpha premult and/or
SampleModel to be used for output.
|
class |
GaussianBlurRed8Bit
This implementation of RenderableImage will render its input
GraphicsNode on demand for tiles.
|
class |
MultiplyAlphaRed
This implements a masking operation by multiply the alpha channel of
one image by a luminance image (the mask).
|
class |
PadRed
This is an implementation of a Pad operation as a RenderedImage.
|
class |
ProfileRed
This implementation of rendered image forces a color profile
on its source
|
class |
RenderedImageCachableRed
This implements CachableRed around a RenderedImage.
|
class |
SpecularLightingRed |
class |
TileCacheRed
This implementation of RenderedImage only serves to put the tiles
generated by it's input into the TileCache.
|
class |
TileRed
This filter simply tiles its tile starting from the upper
left corner of the tiled region.
|
class |
TranslateRed
This is a special case of an Affine that only contains integer
translations, this allows it to do it's work by simply changing
the coordinate system of the tiles.
|
class |
TurbulencePatternRed
This class creates a RenderedImage in conformance to the one
defined for the feTurbulence filter of the SVG specification.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static CachableRed |
FormatRed.construct(CachableRed src,
java.awt.image.ColorModel cm) |
CachableRed |
TranslateRed.getSource()
fetch the source image for this node.
|
CachableRed |
AffineRed.getSource() |
CachableRed |
ProfileRed.getSource() |
CachableRed |
FormatRed.getSource()
fetch the source image for this node.
|
static CachableRed |
RenderedImageCachableRed.wrap(java.awt.image.RenderedImage ri) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static CachableRed |
FormatRed.construct(CachableRed src,
java.awt.image.ColorModel cm) |
protected static java.awt.image.ColorModel |
CompositeRed.fixColorModel(CachableRed src) |
protected static java.awt.image.ColorModel |
Any2LsRGBRed.fixColorModel(CachableRed src)
This function 'fixes' the source's color model.
|
protected static java.awt.image.ColorModel |
AffineRed.fixColorModel(CachableRed src) |
protected static java.awt.image.ColorModel |
Any2LumRed.fixColorModel(CachableRed src)
This function 'fixes' the source's color model.
|
static java.awt.image.ColorModel |
MultiplyAlphaRed.fixColorModel(CachableRed src) |
protected static java.awt.image.ColorModel |
Any2sRGBRed.fixColorModel(CachableRed src)
This function 'fixes' the source's color model.
|
protected static java.awt.image.ColorModel |
GaussianBlurRed8Bit.fixColorModel(CachableRed src) |
protected static java.awt.image.SampleModel |
Any2LsRGBRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src)
This function 'fixes' the source's sample model.
|
protected static java.awt.image.SampleModel |
Any2LumRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src)
This function 'fixes' the source's sample model.
|
static java.awt.image.SampleModel |
MultiplyAlphaRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src) |
protected static java.awt.image.SampleModel |
Any2sRGBRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src)
This function 'fixes' the source's sample model.
|
protected static java.awt.image.SampleModel |
CompositeRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src,
java.awt.image.ColorModel cm,
java.awt.Rectangle bounds)
This function 'fixes' the source's sample model.
|
protected java.awt.image.SampleModel |
AffineRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src,
java.awt.image.ColorModel cm,
java.awt.Rectangle bounds)
This function 'fixes' the source's sample model.
|
protected static java.awt.image.SampleModel |
PadRed.fixSampleModel(CachableRed src,
java.awt.Rectangle bounds)
This function 'fixes' the source's sample model.
|
protected void |
AbstractTiledRed.init(CachableRed src,
java.awt.Rectangle bounds,
java.awt.image.ColorModel cm,
java.awt.image.SampleModel sm,
int tileGridXOff,
int tileGridYOff,
java.util.Map props)
This is one of two basic init function (this is for single
source rendereds).
|
protected void |
AbstractRed.init(CachableRed src,
java.awt.Rectangle bounds,
java.awt.image.ColorModel cm,
java.awt.image.SampleModel sm,
int tileGridXOff,
int tileGridYOff,
java.util.Map props)
This is one of two basic init function (this is for single
source rendereds).
|
protected void |
AbstractTiledRed.init(CachableRed src,
java.awt.Rectangle bounds,
java.awt.image.ColorModel cm,
java.awt.image.SampleModel sm,
int tileGridXOff,
int tileGridYOff,
TileStore tiles,
java.util.Map props)
This is one of two basic init function (this is for single
source rendereds).
|
static java.awt.Rectangle |
MultiplyAlphaRed.makeBounds(CachableRed src1,
CachableRed src2) |
static java.awt.image.ColorModel |
FormatRed.makeColorModel(CachableRed cr,
java.awt.image.SampleModel sm) |
static java.util.List |
MultiplyAlphaRed.makeList(CachableRed src1,
CachableRed src2) |
static java.awt.image.SampleModel |
FormatRed.makeSampleModel(CachableRed cr,
java.awt.image.ColorModel cm) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
AbstractRed(CachableRed src,
java.util.Map props)
Construct an Abstract RenderedImage from a source image and
props (may be null).
|
AbstractRed(CachableRed src,
java.awt.Rectangle bounds,
java.awt.image.ColorModel cm,
java.awt.image.SampleModel sm,
int tileGridXOff,
int tileGridYOff,
java.util.Map props)
Construct an Abstract Rable from a bounds rect and props
(may be null).
|
AbstractRed(CachableRed src,
java.awt.Rectangle bounds,
java.awt.image.ColorModel cm,
java.awt.image.SampleModel sm,
java.util.Map props)
Construct an Abstract RenderedImage from a source image, bounds
rect and props (may be null).
|
AbstractRed(CachableRed src,
java.awt.Rectangle bounds,
java.util.Map props)
Construct an Abstract RenderedImage from a source image, bounds
rect and props (may be null).
|
AbstractTiledRed(CachableRed src,
java.util.Map props)
Construct an Abstract RenderedImage from a source image and
props (may be null).
|
AbstractTiledRed(CachableRed src,
java.awt.Rectangle bounds,
java.awt.image.ColorModel cm,
java.awt.image.SampleModel sm,
int tileGridXOff,
int tileGridYOff,
java.util.Map props)
Construct an Abstract Rable from a bounds rect and props
(may be null).
|
AbstractTiledRed(CachableRed src,
java.awt.Rectangle bounds,
java.awt.image.ColorModel cm,
java.awt.image.SampleModel sm,
java.util.Map props)
Construct an Abstract RenderedImage from a source image, bounds
rect and props (may be null).
|
AbstractTiledRed(CachableRed src,
java.awt.Rectangle bounds,
java.util.Map props)
Construct an Abstract RenderedImage from a source image, bounds
rect and props (may be null).
|
AffineRed(CachableRed src,
java.awt.geom.AffineTransform src2me,
java.awt.RenderingHints hints) |
Any2LsRGBRed(CachableRed src)
Construct a luminace image from src.
|
Any2LumRed(CachableRed src)
Construct a luminace image from src.
|
Any2sRGBRed(CachableRed src)
Construct a luminance image from src.
|
ColorMatrixRed(CachableRed src,
float[][] matrix) |
ComponentTransferRed(CachableRed src,
TransferFunction[] funcs,
java.awt.RenderingHints hints)
The constructor will instantiate a LookupOp instance using
a LookupOp, which is built using the four LUT
data obtained by the TransferFunction objects
funcs[0] : Alpha component transfer function
funcs[1] : Red component transfer function
funcs[2] : Green component transfer function
funcs[3] : Blue component transfer function
|
DisplacementMapRed(CachableRed image,
CachableRed offsets,
ARGBChannel xChannel,
ARGBChannel yChannel,
float scaleX,
float scaleY,
java.awt.RenderingHints rh) |
FilterAlphaRed(CachableRed src)
Construct an alpah channel from the given src, according to
the SVG masking rules.
|
FilterAsAlphaRed(CachableRed src)
Construct an alpah channel from the given src, according to
the SVG masking rules.
|
FormatRed(CachableRed cr,
java.awt.image.ColorModel cm) |
FormatRed(CachableRed cr,
java.awt.image.SampleModel sm)
Construct an instance of CachableRed around a BufferedImage.
|
GaussianBlurRed8Bit(CachableRed src,
double stdDevX,
double stdDevY,
java.awt.RenderingHints rh)
Construct a blurred version of
src , by blurring with a
gaussian kernel with standard Deviation of stdDev pixels. |
GaussianBlurRed8Bit(CachableRed src,
double stdDev,
java.awt.RenderingHints rh)
Construct a blurred version of
src , by blurring with a
gaussian kernel with standard Deviation of stdDev pixels. |
MultiplyAlphaRed(CachableRed src,
CachableRed alpha)
Multiply the alpha of one image with a mask image.
|
PadRed(CachableRed src,
java.awt.Rectangle bounds,
PadMode padMode,
java.awt.RenderingHints hints)
Construct A Rendered Pad operation.
|
ProfileRed(CachableRed src,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.java2d.color.ICCColorSpaceWithIntent colorSpace) |
TileCacheRed(CachableRed cr)
Place the results of computations of cr into the global tile cache.
|
TileCacheRed(CachableRed cr,
int tileWidth,
int tileHeight)
Place the results of computations of cr into the global tile cache.
|
TranslateRed(CachableRed cr,
int xloc,
int yloc)
Construct an instance of TranslateRed
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
HistogramRed |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
HistogramRed(CachableRed src) |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
GraphicsNodeRed8Bit
This implementation of RenderableImage will render its input
GraphicsNode on demand for tiles.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected CachableRed |
StaticRenderer.rootCR |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected CachableRed |
StaticRenderer.renderGNR() |
protected CachableRed |
DynamicRenderer.setupCache(CachableRed img) |
protected CachableRed |
StaticRenderer.setupCache(CachableRed img) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected CachableRed |
DynamicRenderer.setupCache(CachableRed img) |
protected CachableRed |
StaticRenderer.setupCache(CachableRed img) |
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I have lots of time to think when I drive back and forth to and from school. Today I examined my preference for i++ over ++i when they accomplish the same thing.
I've noticed that for some strange reason, I tend to both type, and think rhythmically. When I program, I sometimes silently say to myself what I am write. One of the main factors,, I presume, in my preference, is that ++i is easier to say. It rolls off the tongue smoother.
Secondly, I think that ++i is easier to type than i++. Well, at least ++somevar. When you are to make the decision to type a variable increment, you know before you start that you will be typing ++. Before you have even fully realized the name of the specific variable, you can have already instinctually typed your ++. I personally have a strange style of typing where I tend to rest my pinky on the shift key in between thoughts / sentences / statements. Probably this comes from the fact that sentences start with capital letters. This means that my pinky usually in a more suited position to begin to type ++ than it will be immediately after typing some identify.
There it is. That is why only fools use i++ in preference of ++i;) And those are the types of pointless thoughts the run through my brain while it sits idle.
There are some situations where ++i might be a better performer.
There are no situations where i++ will ever be a better performer (unless the operators are overloaded incorrectly or the code is bugged)
Therefore since there's a possible benefit to the prefix form, and no possible benefit to the postfix form, I always prefer the prefix form unless I have specific need of the postfix form.
There are no situations where i++ will ever be a better performer (unless the operators are overloaded incorrectly or the code is bugged)
Oh, really?
If you don't need the result, a sufficiently intelligent compiler should optimize both to the same machine code.
But if you need the result, i++ is sometimes faster than ++i for primitive types, and I don't know of any compiler that would be able to change the code from ++i to i++ *if you need the result*.
a = b++; // can be processed in 1 CPU cycle, inc and mov executed on different pipelines
a = ++b; // forces RAW and possible pipeline stall
I know they are both doing slightly different thing, but if you can decide, you should always use post-increment where possible (applies to primitive types only).
Talking about built-in types, following rapidcoder's example:
Say 'a' is 'eax' and 'b' is 'ebx'.
a = b++; resolves to:
mov eax, ebx
inc ebx
Where a = ++b; resolves to:
inc ebx
mov eax, ebx
So the operations are the same, but with a different order.
Remember: this ONLY for built-ins.
If you don't need the old return value, you should use ++b anyways. I don't have a single reason why you wouldn't use it in such a situation, except with classes.
Also:
rapidcoder wrote:
forces RAW and possible pipeline stall
What did you mean?
EDIT: Ah, I understand what you mean now, but you may want to explain this for newbie users.
a = b++; // can be processed in 1 CPU cycle, inc and mov executed on different pipelines
a = ++b; // forces RAW and possible pipeline stall
I know they are both doing slightly different thing, but if you can decide, you should always use post-increment where possible (applies to primitive types only).
They aren't doing slightly different things. They are doing different things.
Obviously where context matters, you use the one that is appropriate. Where context doesn't matter, it's perfectly efficient to use either in the case of native types and more efficient in many cases to use the prefix version with user-defined types. So, it's reasonable to prefer ++i when context doesn't matter, because the compiler will generate the same code for native types and the most efficient code for user-defined types.
@ rapidcoder: That's a valid point. My understanding of low level pipelinine behavior is admittedly less than I'd like.... but AFAIK it's impossible to accomplish a = ++b without the possible pipeline stall no matter what you do. For example:
1 2
b++;
a = b;
This code will have the same effect (by using the postfix version), and the same read/write, and therefore the same potential pipeline stall.
So it's not that prefix is any slower than postfix. It's just that modifying a variable right before reading it is slower.
So I'm standing by my original statement.
Though I welcome further discussion on the topic. Especially if my understanding is incorrect.
Just like with many other things that are 'good habit', I use pre-increment and pre-decrement because it is a 'good habit', as explained in Disch's original post. There are times when I use post-increment or post-decrement, like mymap.erase(it++); because I use the return value of the previous state.
I do have to wonder, in C++11, is there some way to optimize overloaded post-increment/decrement operators? it seems like the making a copy and changing the state is a prime candidate for move constructing but I don't see how it could be easily done without some memory magic.
Huh? I'm erasing the old iterator from before it got incremented...is the fact that it works for me implementation defined? Or does it have to do with all existing iterators becoming invalid?
You should never ever do that. It's very bad. Iterators become invalid once you erase them, and incrementing an invalid iterator is undefined.
That is actually perfectly valid for containers that don't invalidate iterators to other elements in the container when erase is used. it is advanced before the map element is erased. erase works on a (temporary) copy.
It's good not to be in the habit of doing that though, because it's obviously not safe on all containers.


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CHICAGO: United Airlines Holdings Inc said on Friday it is extending cancellations of Boeing 737 MAX flights until Mar 4, joining US peers who are also scheduling without the aircraft until early March as the jet awaits approval to fly again.
The March date will mark nearly a year since regulators around the world issued a safety ban on Boeing Co's fastest-selling aircraft, the 737 MAX, following two fatal crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
Boeing said on Monday that the US Federal Aviation Administration could approve in December fixes to software that played a role in both crashes and approve fixes to new pilot training in January, though the agency has insisted it has no set time frame.
Major airlines have said they will need at least a month after approval to complete training and install revised software before flights can resume.
Since the grounding, airlines have cancelled flights or put other aircraft on routes that would have been flown with the 737 MAX in a hit to profits.
"We are continuing to work through the schedule to try and swap and upgauge aircraft to mitigate the disruption caused by the grounding of the MAX," United said in a statement.
Airlines have been automatically booking affected passengers on alternate flights or offering other options.
United had previously cancelled 737 MAX flights through early January. The new timeline, which could still change depending on the timing of FAA approval, will lead to more than 8,500 flights being cancelled between November and the first few days of March.
The other two US airlines that operate the MAX, American Airlines Group Inc and Southwest Airlines Co, last week announced extended cancellations through Mar 4 and Mar 5 respectively.


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---
layout: page
title: العربية
permalink: /lang/ar/
lang: "ar"
cursorMovement:
title: "تحريك المؤشر"
commands:
h: "تحريك المؤشر لليسار"
j: "تحريك المؤشر للأسفل"
k: "تحريك المؤشر للأعلى"
l: "تحريك المؤشر لليمين"
w: "اقفز للأمام إلى بداية كليمة"
W: "اقفز للأمام إلى بداية كليمة (يمكن لكلمات أن تشمل علامات الترقيم)"
e: "اقفز للأمام إلى نهاية كليمة"
E: "اقفز للأمام إلى نهاية كليمة (يمكن لكلمات أن تشمل علامات الترقيم)"
b: "اقفز للوراء إلى بداية كليمة"
B: "اقفز للوراء إلى بداية كليمة (يمكن لكلمات أن تشمل علامات الترقيم)"
zero: "اقفز إلى بداية السطر"
caret: "اقفز إلى الحرف الأول غير فارغ في السطر"
dollar: "اقفز إلى نهاية السطر"
g_: "اقفز إلى الحرف الآخر غير فارغ في السطر"
gg: "اذهب إلى السطر الأول في الملف"
G: "اذهب إلى السطر الآخر في الملف"
fiveG: "اذهب إلى سطر ٥"
fx: "اقفز إلى موقف الحدوث التالي لحرف x"
tx: "اقفز إلى الموقف قبل الحدوث التالي لحرف x"
closeCurlyBrace: "/ البلوك عند تحرير الكود)اقفز إلى القترة التالية (أم الدالة"
openCurlyBrace: "jump to previous paragraph (or function/block, when editing code)"
CtrlPlusb: "move back one full screen"
CtrlPlusf: "move forward one full screen"
CtrlPlusu: "move back 1/2 a screen"
CtrlPlusd: "move forward 1/2 a screen"
tip: "Prefix a cursor movement command with a number to repeat it. For example, 4j moves down 4 lines."
insertMode:
title: "Insert mode - inserting/appending text"
commands:
i: "insert before the cursor"
I: "insert at the beginning of the line"
a: "insert (append) after the cursor"
A: "insert (append) at the end of the line"
o: "append (open) a new line below the current line"
O: "append (open) a new line above the current line"
ea: "insert (append) at the end of the word"
Esc: "exit insert mode"
editing:
title: "Editing"
commands:
r: "replace a single character"
J: "join line below to the current one"
cc: "change (replace) entire line"
cw: "change (replace) to the end of the word"
cDollar: "change (replace) to the end of the line"
s: "delete character and substitute text"
S: "delete line and substitute text (same as cc)"
xp: "transpose two letters (delete and paste)"
u: "undo"
CtrlPlusr: "redo"
dot: "repeat last command"
markingText:
title: "Marking text (visual mode)"
commands:
v: "start visual mode, mark lines, then do a command (like y-yank)"
V: "start linewise visual mode"
o: "move to other end of marked area"
CtrlPlusv: "start visual block mode"
O: "move to other corner of block"
aw: "mark a word"
ab: "a block with ()"
aB: "a block with {}"
ib: "inner block with ()"
iB: "inner block with {}"
Esc: "exit visual mode"
visualCommands:
title: "Visual commands"
commands:
greaterThan: "shift text right"
lessThan: "shift text left"
y: "yank (copy) marked text"
d: "delete marked text"
tilde: "switch case"
cutAndPaste:
title: "Cut and paste"
commands:
yy: "yank (copy) a line"
twoyy: "yank (copy) 2 lines"
yw: "yank (copy) word"
yDollar: "yank (copy) to end of line"
p: "put (paste) the clipboard after cursor"
P: "put (paste) before cursor"
dd: "delete (cut) a line"
twodd: "delete (cut) 2 lines"
dw: "delete (cut) word"
D: "delete (cut) to the end of the line"
dDollar: "delete (cut) to the end of the line"
x: "delete (cut) character"
exiting:
title: "Exiting"
commands:
colonw: "write (save) the file, but don't exit"
colonwsudo: "write out the current file using sudo"
colonwq: "write (save) and quit"
colonx: "write (save) and quit"
colonq: "quit (fails if there are unsaved changes)"
colonqbang: "quit and throw away unsaved changes"
searchAndReplace:
title: "Search and replace"
commands:
forwardSlashPattern: "search for pattern"
questionMarkPattern: "search backward for pattern"
backslashVpattern: "'very magic' pattern: non-alphanumeric characters are interpreted as special regex symbols (no escaping needed)"
n: "repeat search in same direction"
N: "repeat search in opposite direction"
colonPercentForwardSlashOldForwardSlashNewForwardSlashg: "replace all old with new throughout file"
colonPercentForwardSlashOldForwardSlashNewForwardSlashgc: "replace all old with new throughout file with confirmations"
colonnoh: "remove highlighting of search matches"
searchMultipleFiles:
title: "Search in multiple files"
commands:
colonvimgrep: "search for pattern in multiple files"
coloncn: "jump to the next match"
coloncp: "jump to the previous match"
coloncopen: "open a window containing the list of matches"
workingWithMultipleFiles:
title: "Working with multiple files"
commands:
colone: "edit a file in a new buffer"
colonbnext: "go to the next buffer"
colonbprev: "go to the previous buffer"
colonls: "list all open buffers"
colonbd: "delete a buffer (close a file)"
colonsp: "open a file in a new buffer and split window"
colonvsp: "open a file in a new buffer and vertically split window"
ctrlPlusws: "split window"
ctrlPlusww: "switch windows"
ctrlPluswq: "quit a window"
ctrlPluswv: "split window vertically"
ctrlPluswh: "move cursor to the left window (vertical split)"
ctrlPluswl: "move cursor to the right window (vertical split)"
ctrlPluswj: "move cursor to the window below (horizontal split)"
ctrlPluswk: "move cursor to the window above (horizontal split)"
tabs:
title: "Tabs"
commands:
colonTabNew: "open a file in a new tab"
ctrlPluswT: "move the current split window into its own tab"
gt: "move to the next tab"
gT: "move to the previous tab"
hashgt: "move to tab number #"
colontabmove: "move current tab to the #th position (indexed from 0)"
colontabc: "close the current tab and all its windows"
colontabo: "close all tabs except for the current one"
colontabdo: "run the command
on all tabs (e.g. :tabdo q
- closes all opened tabs)"
languages:
title: "Languages"
footer: "Checkout the source on"


Rick and Morty Quotes Telegram Bot
What does it do?
Posts random provided quotes / images / gifs to Telegram Chats
You can easily add the Bot to your chats. Just add RickAndMortyQuoterBot.
Provides the following commands
-
/start
to start the conversation, check if it is running. -
/quote
to get a random quote and/quote id
to get a specific quote -
/image
to get a random image -
/gif
to get a random gif -
/help
to display the help dialogue -
/info
to get bot info
In group chats with multiple Bots it might be necessary to type
/quote@RickAndMortyQuoterBot
to send commands to the bot.
You can easily add the Bot to your chats. Just add D3LSBOT.
Feel free to fokk off / images / gifs :)
How do I use it?
Deploy the Code, provide your Telegram API Token and simply run with ruby main.rb
Can I adapt it?
Sure, change the quotes.json and images and gifs folders with your own and fire it up!


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AI as a concept, although fascinating, is not truly essential to this debate. AI itself is the innate ability of a computer to make decisions it is not explicitly told to make, based on its own knowledge. Over the years, computer scientists have found various ways to create this phenomenon within computer programs. However, it is not the mere concept of AI, but the applications of it that sits at the root of this debate. In recent years, AI technology has become so developed and available that it’s being leveraged for a multitude of purposes. As these purposes grow to encompass more and more parts of everyday life, it becomes increasingly more important to examine the implications of these formidable technologies.
Now, more than ever, we are witness to the lightning-fast pace of AI technology advancement. Facial recognition technology doesn’t just help us unlock our phones, it allows us to be spied on in public and spoofed into videos.
Not only does Machine learning help us identify the emotional value in a text message, but it also helps companies optimize sales by determining what to sell us and at what price.
Common psychological problems that humans have grappled with for years, the basis of our very own morals to this date, are just now being explored by artificial intelligence. A great example of this relates to the issue of Tesla’s self driving cars deciding between two people to kill in a car accident, given they have an equal opportunity to kill one of two people, but not save both. For an example of such a problem, take a moment to check out the infamous 'trolley problem' which became an internet phenomenon in early 2018.
As artificial intelligence, powered by industry leaders such as Google, Facebook, and Apple, ingrains itself further into our lives, we are forced to consider it from many perspectives aside from just technological advancement alone. It is simply not enough to ignore the obvious ethical and moral implications that come with such powerful technology anymore.
The truth is, AI is developing faster than we as a species ever imagined. The fact that we ourselves cannot accurately predict what will transpire as a result of this technology is a fairly sizable red flag in and of itself. That being said, action needs to be taken. Many ways of dealing with these changes have been proposed by a multitude of people, ranging from high-profile tech CEOs, to University Professors, to Tech Journalists to the engineers that built this technology themselves.
Overall, opinions are divided. As of now, there seems to be no dominant, prominent voice urging us to move towards true laissez-faire development of AI-tech or a locked-down heavily scrutinized development model.
Despite the fact that there is so much disagreement on this subject, technology nevertheless continues to advance. As the renowned Sam Harris, a neuroscientist, researcher and philosopher, would say:
“Fifty years is not that much time to meet one of the greatest challenges our species will ever face”
The decision is yours to make. So, what’s it going to be? Take a look at these stances and decide for yourself.
Should we restrict AI development? Or maybe let development continue without restrictions at all? Or should we just never get there in the first place?


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layout: post
title: The Truth about BDD
date: '2011-10-18T08:11:00.000+01:00'
author: Darren Bishop
tags:
modified_time: '2011-10-18T08:11:20.534+01:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3826577489563855618.post-159408975276036244
---
The Truth about BDD:
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Wall Street opens on high note amid renewed hope on trade
NEW YORK, Nov 15 — US stocks were upbeat at the open today, amid new positive signs that Washington and Beijing are moving towards at least a partial deal to end the lingering trade conflict.
White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said late yesterday the sides have made “enormous progress” on an agreement although it is not yet final.
After weeks of conflicting statements, including President Donald Trump throwing cold water on the claim that he had agreed to roll back some of the tariffs imposed on China, Kudlow’s latest comment was enough to buoy investors.
About 15 minutes into the trading day, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had gained 0.4 per cent to 27,881.87.
The broader S&P 500 added 0.4 per cent to 3,107.72 — pushing past the latest record set Thursday — and the Nasdaq had risen nearly 0.5 per cent to 8,516.97.
“Apparently, close is enough,” Briefing.com analyst Patrick O’Hare wrote about the reaction to Kudlow’s optimism.
But he noted that more concerning comments in recent days never really stalled the equities rally.
“In the market’s mind, then, it never gave up on the idea that a deal could be close. If it had, there would have been a sea of red across the performance tables,” he said.
China’s Commerce Ministry yesterday said the lifting of tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump was a “condition” to reaching the preliminary deal announced last month — suggesting a deal is not imminent.
Markets got a mixed picture from economic data, including a 0.3 gain in retail sales, which masked declines in some product categories, and a bigger-than-expected drop in industrial production, hurt by the lengthy General Motors strike. — AFP


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// for now we return the full dataset as "train" set.
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name="train",
gen_kwargs={
"data_dir_path": paths["image"],
"label_path": paths["label"],
},
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class CookieManager implements BagInterface
To manage cookies.
Methods
| array |
all()
Return all cookies. |
|
| CookieManager |
clear()
Clear all cookies. |
|
| integer |
count()
Return the number of cookies. |
|
| BagInterface |
setAll(array $data)
Set all cookies. |
|
| boolean |
has(string $path)
Check if it contains a cookie. |
|
| mixed |
get(string $path, mixed $default = null)
Get a cookie. |
|
| BagInterface |
set(array|string $what, mixed $value = null, integer $time = null, string $path = '/')
Set a cookie. |
|
| BagInterface |
delete(string $path, string $_path = '/')
Delete a cookie. |
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|
offsetSet(string $offset, mixed $value)
Array set implementation. |
||
| boolean |
offsetExists(string $offset)
Array exists implementation. |
|
|
offsetUnset(string $offset)
Array unset implementation. |
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| mixed |
offsetGet(string $offset)
Array get implementation. |
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at line 13
public array
all()
Return all cookies.
at line 21
public CookieManager
clear()
Clear all cookies.
at line 30
public integer
count()
Return the number of cookies.
at line 38
public BagInterface
setAll(array $data)
Set all cookies.
at line 47
public boolean
has(string $path)
Check if it contains a cookie.
at line 57
public mixed
get(string $path, mixed $default = null)
Get a cookie.
at line 70
public BagInterface
set(array|string $what, mixed $value = null, integer $time = null, string $path = '/')
Set a cookie.
at line 90
public BagInterface
delete(string $path, string $_path = '/')
Delete a cookie.
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public
offsetSet(string $offset, mixed $value)
Array set implementation.
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public boolean
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public
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When occurring other than as the first argument of a disjunction operator
(;/2
), this is equivalent to:
P -> Q ; fail.
This is not normally regarded as a built-in
predicate, since it is part of the syntax of the language. However,
it is like a built-in predicate in that you can say
call((
P ->
Q))
.
`->' cuts away any choice points in the execution of P
Note that the operator precedence of `->' is greater than 1000, so it dominates commas. Thus, in:
f :- p, q -> r, s. f.
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f
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This is by far the most intense trip I have ever experienced. Though I must say, I am fairly new to using drugs as a spiritual guidance and development. It hasn't even been a year since i first smoked cannabis, and of course I hadn't try anything else before then. Since then I have tried morning glory seeds a few times and baby woodrose seeds a few times also.
The first time I tried the woodrose seeds, it was a spritual awakening for me, I had never even felt spiritual things before then. I was driven by thoughts alone. As I have been reading all of the morning glory experiences and woodrose experiences I kept wondering to myself: there must be another way to ingest them. Or at least, I wanted to experiment in areas I had not read about and could not find any information about. I have not read of any experiences with seeds involving cooking experiments, so I decided to make some brownies with the seeds.
Ok, this is very simple.
I merely put the seeds (25) in a coffee grinder and spun it up until they became a mix of fine powder and a few chunks.
I put this mix into water before I added it to the brownie mix, just to make sure it got extracted a bit. It was actually only a few minutes before I added it to the brownie mix.
Choose a brownie mix from your local grocery store and add the (1/4 cup or so of seed mix)
That's it! Bake some brownies... and you're good to go.
As I write this I am currently still tripping. So, this is the first time i have tried this.
I must say, it is the hardest I have ever tripped, and with the least side effects of nausea and such. I have never had full blown hallucigenic effects until this day (and I have also tried a few grams of mushrooms before, but for some reason I never experienced true hallucinations)
Ok, as far as the amount, I ate about half the brownie mix... I really wanted to trip, as I never truly have before. So I figured half the mix (roughly half the seeds, or maybe more depending on how evenly it was spread throughout).
I was sitting in front of my computer, waiting... waiting.. an hour or so had passed. I was starting to feel a little something if I concentrated. Then about two hours after I ate the brownies, I was listening to the usual selections (some final fantasy, absolutely beautiful, peaceful music) and I was entering another world. I stared at my hands and tried to become completely still, a practice in stillness to harness the energies within me. My hands begin to blur together and it was as if I truly did leave my body. I am not too experienced, so I'm not really completely sure what an OOBE is like. But this sure felt like one. I was one with the music, and my environment.
I had many, many visions.. geometry mostly. But they were all completely amazing.. every time I closed my eyes.. I was taken to a new world.. and when I opened my eyes.. the world before me was ever morphing to whatever I chose.
Eventually I was getting restless.. and all these visions caused me to become rather nauseated.. I decided to take a shower.. and it was a wonderful cleansing.. I sat down in the shower realizing that the water would come strongest closer to the ground for the first time.. (the water pressure is horrible, it basically drips out).. all my shame and pride.. spinning into the drain.. near the end of the shower.. I was really feeling my stomach getting ready to launch itself. At first, I had fear but then I calmed myself and prepared myself with three big heaves it was over.
After sitting there for quite sometime, I finally got up and took pictures.. and all of a sudden I had more energy then I had ever known in my entire life.. I am normally a very, VERY mellow.. laid back person.. and I rarely talk much.. so I lazily go about my physical tasks from day to day.. but then I decided to brush my teeth.
This is a very interesting note, my teeth feel cleaner than they ever have. It's like I wasn't thinking about it.. I just let my body furiously brush my teeth.. nothing like I would normally do... because I thought about it so much.. I never used my body like it was meant to be used... my muscles were stronger than they had ever been... I also think it might be something to do with the lsa covering my teeth.. that combined with the toothpaste might have had some kind of chemical reaction.. but I also brushed very hard.. there used to be plaque... but there is no longer..
Ok, I really should wrap this up..
This has been the most amazing spiritual, physical, mental, emotional trip I have experienced.. I did take a bit too much.. but I don't regret it.
Take what you can from my words.. as I am now a part of you.
Farewell!
~sparr0whawk
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Lazy Image Web Component
A simple lazy-loading image component
Basic Example
<lazy-image src="https://picsum.photos/400/300" />
No css for this example.
See availabe css vars on the
component documentation


android:allowBackup
the default value of this attribute is true
Use Android backup extractor (abe) to extract and repack android backups.
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/application-element.html#allowbackupDownload the .apk through the Inspeckage.Download -> APK
Use Google Enjarify tool for translating Dalvik bytecode to equivalent Java bytecode.
Use JD-GUI to decompile and analyze Java bytecode.
https://github.com/google/enjarifyWith monkeyrunner, you can write a Python program that run an automated start-to-finish test of an Android application. You provide input values with keystrokes or touch events, and view the results as screenshots.
Exemplo: Go to android-sdk-path/tools/
where the monkeyrunner
program there is and save in a file startfox.py:
from com.android.monkeyrunner import MonkeyRunner, MonkeyDevice
import commands
import sys
# starting script
print "start"
# connection to the current device
device = MonkeyRunner.waitForConnection()
print "launching firefox: Package=org.mozilla.firefox and Main Activity=org.mozilla.gecko.BrowserApp"
device.startActivity(component='org.mozilla.firefox/org.mozilla.gecko.BrowserApp')
#wait
MonkeyRunner.sleep(3)
print "end of script"
Now, run: monkeyrunner startfox.py
and the firefox is launched.
1 - Connect both your device and your computer to the same wireless network;
2 - Choose your favorite http proxy tool and set up a new proxy listenner -- eg. listener address: <IP_ADDRESS> (computer ip) and port: 8001 (port number that is not currently in use);
3 - Go to Inspeckage (Settings -> Add Proxy
) and set up the same address (<IP_ADDRESS>) and port (8001) of your proxy tool;
4 - Now, open the app (in a feature that makes http request) and the request should be intercepted in your proxy tool.
OWASP ZAPIf the app use HTTPS, you need install the proxy tool certificate in your device.
https://developer.android.com/training/articles/security-ssl.htmlIf the app use HTTPS and certificate pinning, you need install the proxy tool certificate in your device and bypass the pinning.
The Inspeckage can disable pinning for some libraries. Settings->SSL uncheck [ON]


Introduction to ng-repeat
Let's get rid of the Angular expressions you just made {{myCtrl.list[0].name}}
{{myCtrl.list[1].name}}
{{myCtrl.list[2].name}}
. In the HTML doc, create a new

inside the controller div. In this

, we’re going to use an Angular directive called ng-repeat
. Let’s try it and then explain what it really does.


This page lists the dynamically loaded individual
modules that make up the Jabber session manager. To disable
a module, delete it from the list below, or to add a new module
enter it at the bottom. Note that the order
of modules is important, since packets are delivered
based on the following order.


Adam Hose agrees deal to stay with Bears until end of 2022
Adam Hose has extended his Warwickshire contract by two years, keeping him at Edgbaston until the end of the 2022 campaign.
The 27-year-old joined from Somerset in 2017 and has been a regular three-format player at the club and he has also drafted by Birmingham Phoenix for The Hundred next year.
“I was made to feel very welcome by the players, coaches, staff and members when I joined Warwickshire. It’s a special club and I’m very proud to be a Bear until at least 2022,” said Hose.
“The management have shown great faith in me by extending my current contract for a further two years and I want to reward them for that by contributing more match-winning innings.”
Paul Farbrace, Warwickshire’s sport director, said: “Adam is a tremendously talented cricketer who has the ability to become a star of the white ball game, not just in the UK but in premier tournaments around the world.
“However, we also see Adam as an important part of our long-term plans in all three formats and his challenge now is to refine his red ball game and to build on this year’s maiden first-class hundred, versus Nottinghamshire.”


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here
in case anyone else finds them useful.


Scientists are using a range of methods to monitor the Antarctic Ice Sheet, to tell us how the ice sheet is responding to climate change and assist us in predicting rates of sea level change. Data collected tells us that West Antarctica is currently not stable, it is thinning. One of the fastest changing areas of the Antarctic Ice Sheet is Thwaites Glacier bordering the Amundsen Sea in West Antarctica.
2.48 mi
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snowfall
calving, snow melt, sublimation (moving straight from snow to vapor)
firn or new snow
green
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372.8 mi
229.65 feet
557.7 feet
6 in
a slowly moving mass or river of ice
Why study Antarctic ice? The ice cover on Antarctica is both old and thick. For some 34 million years, Antarctica has been collecting snow, pressing it into ice until in the interior regions ice measures more than 4000 meters in depth. The continent is the size of the U.S. and Mexico combined and is over 97% ice covered. Antarctica is the largest reservoir of ice on earth, holding enough ice that were it to fully melt, sea level would rise by ~60 meters .
A permanent layer of land ice at least 50,000 sq. km. (20,000 sq. miles).
What causes changes in the ice? The physical characteristics of the surface of the ice sheet are affected by the ocean, the atmosphere and the compaction of the ice itself. Scientists use a quantity known as the surface mass balance (SMB) of the ice sheet to help simplify the complex interactions of the ice, air and water. Simply stated the ice sheet's SMB can be described as a balance between the inputs and outputs of ice mass. Annually adding snow increases the surface elevation of the ice sheet and the overall SMB, while removing snow through sublimation (moving directly from solid to gas state), calving and melting will lower both the elevation and the SMB. As surface snow is buried it becomes compacted and therefore more dense, ultimately reducing surface elevation. While ice compaction, through aging of the ice crystals, will change ice sheet elevation it will not overall ice mass.
What about Antarctic ice shelves? Ice shelves form around the perimeter of Antarctica (shown in light grey in the app image) where ice flows off the continent. Acting like barricades for the ice sheet behind them, they provide back stress to slow ice flow off the continent. Their direct contact with the ocean makes them susceptible to melting from a warming ocean. Recently scientists have studied increased melt at the base of the Antarctic ice shelves, citing this as a major source of ice loss. This melting weakens the ice shelves and can cause their collapse, which allows more ice to flow off the land into the ocean.
permanent floating sheets of ice that connect to a landmass
What about Thwaites Glacier? When an ice sheet is stable it has a fairly constant balance of inputs and outputs. West Antarctica is currently not stable, it is thinning and losing mass. One of the fastest changing areas of the Antarctic ice sheet is the Thwaites and Pine Island Glacier region along the Amundsen Sea as it borders West Antarctica (the region shown in the image below). The combination of glaciers shown in red in the image pull ice from deep in the interior, draining a large section of the West Antarctic ice sheet.
the measurement of height or altitude. How do scientists study it? Scientists monitor the Antarctic ice sheet by measuring changes in ice surface elevation, ice speed, surface melt and overall ice mass. Each of these measurements can help tell us how the ice sheet is responding to climate change and assist us in predicting rates of sea level change.
Satellites are used by scientists to measure how the ice sheet is thinning. Researchers track changes in the height of the ice surface relative to some reference surface. A primary technique used today is based on sending short laser pulses LiDAR from either satellites or airplanes. Like radar, LiDAR relies on timing the delay between sending and receiving light pulses to the Earth's surface.
Light Detecting and Ranging
Satellites are a primary way of collecting ice elevation data. The European space program has used the CryoSat satellites (I and II) to collect surface ice imagery (see image). The ICESat I satellite operated until 2009 with an altimeter sending laser pulses with wavelengths at both 532 nm and 1064 nm for surface altimetry and clouds/aerosols, respectively. Pulses were emitted 40 times per second from an altitude of of about 600 km above the Earth's surface. Each pulse sequentially lit up patches on the ground, each about 70 m in diameter separated by about 170 m. The satellite measured surface elevation change with an accuracy of 14 cm. After the ICESat I program, NASA ran a data collection program called IceBridge using aeroplanes flying over the ice sheet to collect similar data for over a decade. In 2018, ICESat II was launched with increased imaging capabilities.
the measurement of height or altitude
What can we learn from the map? Zoom to Antarctica using the map. The red and yellow colors show areas where the ice surface is lowering. These are primarily areas at low elevations near the ice sheet margins and fast flowing glaciers. The blue colors show areas where the ice surface height is increasing. This arises from either increases in snowfall or a slow-down in ice speed. Notice that there are not many blue areas. The dark grey areas show where there is no or insufficient data. Historically the center of Antarctica was poorly covered by satellites so this large area is grey. Newer satellites have added improved coverage. The light grey areas around the edges of the continent are the ice shelves (described above). The map data in App is representative of the period from 1992-2008 and was compiled by CSIRO, Australia's national science research agency. Zoom out on the map to get a view of the full Antarctic continent. Where do you see the largest changes in ice sheet elevation? Do you think Thwaites is an area scientists should be studying?
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Finally, we can truly show off the versatility of the Beatnik Player's scriptable control by taking what has up until this point been a static sonification behavior for the navigation bar, and turning it into a more entertaining and dynamic sonification behavior. To hear this new behavior for yourself, interact with the navigation bar below, moving your mouse over the navigation options from left to right, to left, to right, to left, and so on. Fool around and try to figure out what the logic is behind this tricky little behavior. Move the mouse faster back and forth and have some fun.
Instead of merely playing the exact same musical notes when mousing over the various navigation options, we are now implementing what can best be described as an "octave rollercoaster". We are still playing the same basic notes for the navigation options, but the octave in which the notes are playing is ascending and descending in somewhat of a rollercoaster fashion.
The octave does not change every time the user mouses over a navigation option, but changes only when the user has moused over every one of the navigation options. When this happens, the octave is shifted up or down, depending on the current direction of the "rollercoaster", and the memory that stores which navigation options have been moused over is cleared. The direction of the octave shifting alternates between up and down, so that the octave "bounces" back and forth between a lower limit and and an upper limit.
With this explanation of the sonification logic in mind, try mousing back and forth over the navigation bar again and try to relate this explanation to the behavior that you experience. Then, take a look at the source code listing below and ponder the code.
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Like the previous example, we are still combining musical note playback with Groovoid playback. However, we have added a fair amount of scripted intelligence to determine exactly which musical note will play when mousing over each navigation option.
We are using the array linkFlags to remember which links have been moused over and which have not. This array is made up of boolean values, one for each navigation link of the navigation bar. When the user mouses over a link, the link's ONMOUSEOVER event handler calls the linkMouseOver function, passing this function a unique number which identifies the link in the set.
The linkMouseOver function then sets the associated element of the linkFlags array to true, and also performs a test to see if all elements of the linkFlags array are set to true. If this test shows that all elements of the array are true, then it indicates that the user has moused over each navigation option and the octave is advanced up or down, and all the elements of the linkFlags array are once again cleared (using the clearLinkFlags function) to allow for the next octave advance. Each time the octave is advanced, a further test is performed to see if the octave has hit its upper or lower limit, in which case the direction is reversed.


**1/2 out of ****
Year: 2000. Starring Tom Cruise, Thandie Newton, Dougray Scott, Ving Rhames, Richard Roxburgh, John Polson, Brendan Gleeson, Rade Serbedzija, Anthony Hopkins. Written by Ronald D. Moore & Brannon Braga (story) and Robert Towne (screenplay). Directed by John Woo. Rated PG-13.
Now here's a curious beast: A film that's equal parts tedious and exhilarating, partially absorbed in its own self-importance, but also possessing moments of pure, unpretentious exuberance. That's what happens when an acclaimed action director (John Woo) meets crass Hollywood commercialism (personified by *producer* Tom Cruise). "Mission: Impossible 2" bogs itself down as a star vehicle and glamour project, but succeeds when egos get out of the way and allow Woo to work his special kind of magic. It's enjoyable once it gets to the good stuff, but the good stuff only takes up about half of the running time.
Cruise returns in his role as Ethan Hunt, super-secret agent for the mysterious IMF agency. He's called in to deal with a new crisis: Sean Ambrose (Dougray Scott), a former IMF operative, is attempting to steal both a new deadly virus and its only known cure. After releasing the virus to the public, he will make millions by investing in the only company producing the antidote. The plan is for Hunt to recruit one of Ambrose's old flames, Nyah Nordoff-Hall (Thandie Newton), professional thief and sexy love interest, to spy on the disgruntled former employee. Unfortunately, Hunt has fallen into a romantic relationship with Nyah, and is therefore reluctant to send her into dangerous situations.
Most of the setup is fairly laborious, with an exciting opening scene aboard a plane giving way to long, dull passages of exposition and a tedious romantic dalliance for Cruise and Newton.  That means every time something is *shown* to us, it must also be *told* to us. I don't understand why this had to be done; Woo is a good enough director to indicate things to the audience. We don't need a shot of Newton entering a house and then a character saying, "She's in the house now."
The romantic relationship is set up in a ridiculous slow-motion car chase scene: They hate each other, get into a car crash, and then sleep with each other-just your standard action movie logic. I didn't find the romance at all credible, despite Woo's best efforts to spice up the proceedings. (I did like the scene with Cruise and Newton gazing at each other through the dress of a salsa dancer.) Then after Cruise gets some booty, the movie shuttles Newton off into support mode, revealing that all her thief skills won't be necessary; she's just supposed to be a front for the main man. You can tell this was Cruise's pet project because other characters are dashed off every time Tom wants to preen. Ving Rhames and Richard Roxburgh are brought in as Hunt's presumably skilled associates, then mainly stand around giving reasons why they can't help him at the crucial moment. That's too bad, because I wanted to see more of these guys. They're interesting characters; why not give them more screen time? Ms. Newton, meanwhile, is an absolutely gorgeous woman with tremendous screen presence and a lovely can't-quite-tell-what-race-she-is look that can't be manufactured. But she disappears for long stretches while Cruise shows off his pecs and flicks his hair. Again, too bad.
That's not to say there isn't fun stuff. There's fun stuff. The ending motorcycle chase scene is fun. The spycraft stuff, with earpieces, interceptions, and fancy Macintosh laptops, is fun. Slow motion gun battles are fun. The movie does come down with Invincible Villain Syndrome at the end (a Woo trademark that has always annoyed me), but the second half of "Mission: Impossible 2" does seem remarkably less tedious than the first-no surprise, because it's at about the halfway point that the script gets out of the way and lets Woo's action set pieces take over. But it's not only action scenes that have driven previous Woo films to success. His most successful American release, "Face/Off," had a human interest story at the center of the outrageous action. "Mission: Impossible 2," by contrast, barely has time for characters. Cruise is too busy posing to play a character, and the other actors have been shoved aside to make room for more of his posing. Consequently, all hopes for a great, well-rounded film have been dashed because of a star's ego.
Ultimately, there's a question one must ask when a film has fun action scenes conflicting with a lame script: Is the action good enough to make you forget about the other stuff? For me, for this movie, it wasn't. Maybe Tom Cruise felt he had the right to indulge himself in 2000 after delivering two of the least narcissistic performances of his career in 1999. In "Eyes Wide Shut" and "Magnolia," Cruise put his ego aside and deferred to two directors he respected, Stanley Kubrick and Paul Thomas Anderson. Why couldn't he have done the same for John Woo? Where Cruise's deference helped elevate his previous two films to artistic heights, his egotism has deflated his latest.
-reviewed by Shay Casey
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I tried to look at what were the biggest things I needed to do in order to make my site functioning and how I could do these. I then did these things first.
Before starting this course (and for this first two weeks) meditation was something that I thought wasn’t really for me. Having been a teacher you are always thinking of the next thing you have to do and (to be honest) I thought meditation was a waste of my time.
I have learnt that meditation takes time and you have to train your mind! Before reading this, I didn’t know that there is “no such thing as a bad meditation”. I thought that having you attention wandering wasn’t great. However, I have since learnt that this is part of the process of training your mind. When we are having to bring our attention back this is helping you grow and train your mind.
The 4 step plan to work on distractions really stood out for me. The four steps are:
I found it interesting when it said happiness is a default state of mind and when you mind is clear it returns to the default of happiness.


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riak
Riak combines a decentralized key-value store, a flexible map/reduce engine, and a friendly HTTP/JSON query interface to provide a database ideally suited for Web applications.
A document-oriented Web database
Schema-free document databases are in many ways a more natural fit for Web applications than the traditional RDBMS. With interfaces that are natural and convenient for rapid development, and a lack of object-relational mappers and other heavy middleware, applications can be both simpler and more powerful.
A database at Web scale
Developed with solid distributed systems fundamentals from the start, Riak scales out to meet your needs. It also scales down easily, making development and prototyping easy.
 Since no machines are special or central, the user of Riak can decide exactly how fault-tolerant they would like their application to be.


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blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5623577383635787454.post-6501077274684993156
blogger_orig_url: http://onfp.blogspot.com/2013/07/gaussian-process.html
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A really nice tutorial lecture on Gaussian Process.


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interface HTMLHeadingElement : HTMLElement {};
These elements represent headings for their sections.
The semantics and meaning of these elements are defined in the section on headings and sections.
The h1–h6 elements elements have a rank given by the number in their name. The h1 element is said to have the highest rank, the h6 element has the lowest rank, and two elements with the same name have equal rank.
h1–h6 elements must not be used to markup subheadings, subtitles, alternative titles and taglines unless intended to be the heading for a new section or subsection. Instead use the markup patterns in the Common idioms without dedicated elements section of the specification.
As far as their respective document outlines (their heading and section structures) are concerned, these two snippets are semantically equivalent:

Let's call it a draw(ing surface)

Diving in

Simple shapes

Canvas coordinates

Canvas coordinates diagram

Paths

Let's call it a draw(ing surface)

Diving in

Simple shapes

Canvas coordinates

Canvas coordinates diagram

Paths

Authors might prefer the former style for its terseness, or the latter style for its convenience in the face of heavy editing; which is best is purely an issue of preferred authoring style.


This is a sample HTML page that uses the ng-boba-infuser. The infuser allows you to use ng-boba without creating a bundle.


[gecode-users] If then type constraints
Guido Tack
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Mon Mar 10 08:41:30 CET 2008
Malcolm Ryan wrote:
> If I use reification like this, do I have to write my search code so
> that it instantiates all the booleans as well as all the 'normal'
> variables? Or can I rely on the fact that once all the 'normal'
> variables are instantiated all the booleans should also be
> instantiated.
If you can make sure that the values of the Booleans are determined by
the values of the integer variables, you can exclude them from the
branching. But note that this requires careful reasoning: if not all
the Booleans are determined automatically, the solver may not detect
failure!
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Instructional capacity increases when teachers get actionable feedback based on best pedagogical practices. For the Higher Education Faculty this means also utilizing numerous digital tools to empower learners..
We need to create pathways that recognize our students as members of the knolwedge economy.
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We help move Universities beyond simple portfolio assessments and into learning pathways and developing an online presence for students.


Ant tasks that encapsulate the Salesforce DX CLI.
You simply have to make the tasks (and their dependencies) available to your build and you are ready to go:
<taskdef uri="com.mcartoixa.ant.sfdx" resource="com/mcartoixa/ant/sfdx/antlib.xml" classpath="ant-sfdx.jar:json.jar" />
Note that for a better handling of dependencies the use of a dependency manager like Apache Ivy is highly recommended.
<project name="example" default="build" xmlns:sfdx="com.mcartoixa.ant.sfdx"> <target name="-init-tasks-sfdx"> <taskdef uri="com.mcartoixa.ant.sfdx" resource="com/mcartoixa/ant/sfdx/antlib.xml" classpath="ant-sfdx.jar:json.jar" /> </target> <target name="build" depends="-init-tasks-sfdx"> <sfdx:force-org-create targetdevhubusername="HubOrg" defaultusername="true" definitionfile="config/project-scratch-def.json" alias="ciorg" wait="2" /> <sfdx:force-source-push targetusername="ciorg" /> <sfdx:force-apex-test-run targetusername="ciorg" wait="10" /> <sfdx:force-org-delete targetusername="ciorg" /> </target> </project>
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MEN IN BLACK (1997) A film review by Nick Schaden Copyright 1997 Nick Schaden
"Men In Black" had everything going for it: hype, some favorable reviews, even plenty of original and good movie elements as I watched it. Unfortuately, while "Men In Black" is better than average, considering the real potential of this movie, it was a disapointment.
"Men In Black" tells the story of Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones) and newly recruited ex-cop Agent J (Will Smith) attempt to save the earth from aliens, in an elite covert private organization. All members wear black suits, ties, watches, etc. hence the name of the movie, "Men In Black". The movie's plot is as simple as other summer blockbusters, yet far supasses them by having a completely original screenplay.
Plot is just one of the strengths of "Men In Black". In addition, the acting is well done by both Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith. The movie is moderately funny and witty, with "aliens" not neccesarly being those huge evil things we're use to seing from the likes of Ridley Scott's "Aliens". Instead the extra terrestials have a human form/disguise while down on Earth, allowing for plenty of wise cracks about Dennis Rodman, Sylvester Stallone and Newt Gingrich all as "aliens".
Unfortunately, these smart ideas fall quickly to several major problems with the movie. For example, the really funny humor for me only lasted until Will Smith is inducted into the MIB orgainzation (relatively early in the movie), much of the wit and ingenous of the movie seems to fall into place during that period. From there unfortunately, the humor went downhill, which was incredibly frustrating considering how well "Men In Black" started out as. In addition, for all the money spent on that picture the special effects didn't jump out at me as much as I had hoped for or expected. Furthermore, the movie's too short, 90 minutes wasn't enough time to develop a sound or more complex plot. Finally, it should be noted that Linda Fiorentino's character (Dr. Laurel Weaver) suprisingly large supporting role is relatively pointless: She isn't integral at all to the main plot (rather distracting from it), and her character seems to be doing little rather than flouting her legs to the male audience.
In sum, "Men In Black" starts with a bang: fresh plot, good acting, funny script, everything you could ask for. However, part way through, the picture loses steam and grinds to a halt somewhere marginally above average. This is sad considering with some tweaking and reworking "Men In Black" could have been one of the wittiest and funniest movies of the year.
Nick's Rating = +1
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