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Given a database of previous treatment/placebo estimates, their standard errors and sample sizes, the program calculates a significance criteria and power estimate that takes into account the among trial variation.
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As you might have noticed, my name is Danay Fernandez. I love animals so whenever I see one I take a picture of it. I put together some of my favorite pictures here so you can enjoy them.


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Flourishing Dutch youth gives Koeman selection headache
AMSTERDAM: Netherlands manager Ronald Koeman says the wave of outstanding young talent pushing for places in the national team means some established players face a fight to earn their spot in the squad for next year's European Championship.
The Dutch demolished Estonia 5-0 on Tuesday, a game in which Koeman handed debuts to impressive AZ Alkmaar duo Calvin Stengs, 20, and 18-year-old Myron Boadu, who took his tally for the season to 17 goals in 24 starts for club and country.
"It would be very strange if everything was clear against Estonia in one evening," Koeman told Dutch television station NOS. "We still have six months. We have a lot of young players who will be half a year older. It will be a fight."
Koeman added that the March international window would see his side play two friendlies, which would heavily influence the squad make-up.
He also welcomed the gesture by captain-for-the-night and hat-trick hero Georginio Wijnaldum, who stood alongside team mate Frenkie de Jong in the celebration of his first goal, holding their arms out and pointing to the colour of their skin.
It follows allegations of racist abuse aimed at Dutch second-tier player Ahmad Mendes Moreira at the weekend during a game between his side Excelsior and FC Den Bosch.
Wijnaldum had spoken about the incident in the build-up to the Estonia match.
"Gini just said something about it in the dressing room during our closing words with each other," Koeman said.
"He said he feels so happy with this Dutch team, where this problem (of racism) does not occur. It is one team. It’s nice to see that."
(Reporting By Nick Said; Editing by Peter Rutherford)


At the beginning of this project we explored some possible topics which would have allowed us to dive deeper in the migration theme. The range was pretty wide: from terrorism to border walls, from family problems to labour issues, from brain drain to ghettoization. Migration is connected to a lot of arguments and most of them are burning issues.
Nevertheless, between all the possibilities, our attention was attracted by one option, apparently more shallowing, but that revealed an unexpected potential. “Migration and movies”.
Dealing with migration from this point of view we had the chance to explore several options we listed before with a specific slant.
Furthermore we realized that the cinema production is not as shallowing as we expected it to be at the beginning. The widespread availability and the easy consumption of a film helped a lot to its diffusion in all social classes and in daily life situations.
It became an artifact that is not only a false diversion from the reality but a mirror of society, able to spread and convey ideas and behaviors on an increasingly growing public.
This is the reason why we decided to go for it: to see how cinema presents to the wide public the theme of migration.


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And, behold, seven other kine came up after them out of the river, ill favored and leanfleshed; and stood by the other kine upon the brink of the river.


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Roboto has a dual nature. It has a mechanical skeleton and the forms are largely geometric. At the same time, the font features friendly and open curves. While some grotesks distort their letterforms to force a rigid rhythm, Roboto doesn’t compromise, allowing letters to be settled into their natural width. This makes for a more natural reading rhythm more commonly found in humanist and serif types.
This is the regular family, which can be used alongside the Roboto Condensed family and the Roboto Slab family.
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Tear gas as thousands defy police in latest Hong Kong march
HONG KONG: Hong Kong police fired tear gas and water cannon Saturday as thousands of protesters defied authorities in another unsanctioned march after Beijing vowed to tighten control over the restless city.
Commercial districts on the main island turned into a battleground as crowds of black-clad protesters, many wearing face masks despite a recent ban, clashed for hours with riot police.
Hardcore protesters hurled bricks and petrol bombs and vandalised multiple subway stations and businesses perceived to be pro-China - including the office of China's state-run Xinhua news agency, which had its windows smashed.
Police responded with sustained volleys of tear gas, scattering protesters with water cannon trucks and making dozens of arrests.
After one clash an AFP reporter saw around 100 people being taken away in three coaches.
Among those caught up in the tear-gas clouds were rugby fans who had gathered in bars in Wanchai district to watch the World Cup final.
Hours later revellers in a nightclub district had a similar experience as party-goers scrambled for cover and bars shut their windows.
A medical volunteer in the crowd was burned when a tear-gas canister struck him on his back, footage showed.
By evening, the clashes had moved across the harbour to Mongkok and Tsim Sha Tsui, two areas that have seen regular skirmishes in recent months.
In a statement, Xinhua condemned the "barbaric acts" of the protesters who targeted their office.
The latest unrest came after China warned on Friday that it would not tolerate any challenge to Hong Kong's governing system and planned to boost patriotic education in the city, which has seen 22 consecutive weekends of youth-led protests.
Hong Kong has been upended by the huge, often violent, protests which have battered the financial hub's reputation for stability and helped plunge the city into recession.
Beijing has shown no willingness to meet protester demands for greater democratic freedoms and police accountability - and activists show no sign of leaving the streets.
READ: Tear gas as Hong Kong protesters don Halloween masks
"The government and the police have been ignoring and suppressing the people's demands so we need to continue the movement to show them we still want what we are asking for," 18-year-old protester Gordon Tsoi, who was not wearing a mask, told AFP as he marched.
"The entire government is being controlled by the central government now, so we have to come out to protect the freedoms we deserve," added another 17-year-old protester who declined to give his name.
Police had rejected an application for an afternoon march, citing safety fears. But as often in the past, protesters simply defied the ban with thousands turning up before the clashes began.
After months of unrest, ideological polarisation has exploded with protesters taunting police and officers returning the disdain.
In one video from Saturday, officers could be heard shouting that protesters were "cockroaches" and "sub-human". Protesters routinely call police "triads".
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Among those calling for people to come out on Saturday was Joshua Wong, one of the city's most prominent activists who was barred earlier this week from standing in upcoming local elections.
"Exercising freedom of assembly has become increasingly difficult as police in HK holds tighter grip in recent months. Yet we're not giving up our constitutional rights," he wrote on Twitter.
Wong is loathed by Beijing with state media often branding him a "separatist" and a "traitor" because he advocates greater autonomy for Hong Kong.
He denies seeking independence and says he simply campaigns for the democratic freedoms and autonomy Beijing promised Hong Kong for 50 years after the 1997 handover by Britain.
Other people who call for greater autonomy have been allowed to stand in the elections later this month.
READ: Chinese leadership says it will ensure Hong Kong's stability and prosperity
Beijing runs Hong Kong under a "one country, two systems" model that grants the city freedoms unheard of on the authoritarian mainland.
But many activists fear those freedoms are being eroded by a resurgent Beijing, particularly since President Xi Jinping came to power.
This summer's first protests in which millions marched were sparked by a now-abandoned attempt to allow extraditions to the mainland.
But as Beijing took a hardline the movement snowballed.
Protesters are demanding an inquiry into the police, an amnesty for those arrested and fully free elections.
Over the months protests have got increasingly violent, with smaller groups of hardcore activists throwing petrol bombs and bricks as well as vandalising pro-China businesses.
Police have responded with ever-increasing arrests, tear gas and rubber bullet volleys while crowd beatings of people on both sides of the ideological divide have become commonplace.
MORE: Our coverage of the Hong Kong protests
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The best martial art to unleash your tremendous physical power
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Karate is one of the most widely practiced martial art forms in the world. Martial arts rely on acute physical coordination and mental focus. They were developed in Asia, primarily India, China and Japan over the course of several thousands of years. In all this time, there have been countless martial arts variations, and there are hundreds of disciplines practiced today.
Karate is one of the most dynamic of all the martial arts. A trained karateka is able to coordinate mind and body perfectly, thereby allowing the unleashing of tremendous physical power at will. Therefore, it is not the possession of great physical strength that makes a strong karateka; rather it is the ability to coordinate mind and body. Upon developing this ability, even the smallest person finds that he or she has within himself or herself the power to deliver a devastating blow to any would-be attacker.
In our everyday lives we often forget the value of exercise to both our physical and mental health. The practice of karate tones the body, develops coordination, quickens reflexes, and builds stamina. Also, the serious practice of karate develops composure, a clearer thought process, deeper insight into one's mental capabilities, and more self-confidence. In this, karate is not an end, but a means to an end. It is an activity in which advancing age is not a hindrance. Rather it encourages proficiency in the keen coordination of mind and body.
| Certificates |
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| Accredited Level III coach qualification by the Hong Kong Sports Development Board in 1996 |
| Former member of the coaching team for the Hong Kong National Squad |
| Former Instructor for Coach Accreditation Program for HK Karatedo Federation |
Start training in 1975 under the leadership of Mr. Takahashi Kai (appointed overseas instructor of Master Gogen Yamaguchi of Goju-Ryu) and coach by Mr. Shair Wah Kwan (Chief Instructor of HK Karate-Do Goju Kai).
Obtain black belt 1st dan in 1980. Participated in various championship from late 70's till early 90's with notable result including 5 times HK National Champion in Kumite and various achievement in international tournament. Actively involved in the administrative work of Hong Kong Karatedo Federation in the 90's. Accredited Level III coach qualification by the Hong Kong Sports Development Board in 1996 and was member of the coaching team for the Hong Kong National Squad and instructor for Coach Accreditation Program for HK Karatedo Federation.
The Student Karate-Do Club of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology is run by Mr. Lau and he is also assisting Shihan Shair Wah Kwan in Head Quarter Dojo in Anton Building.
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| Black belt 4 Dan, Karate-do Goshin Kan |
| Black belt 4 Dan, International Karate-do Goju- Kai Association (I.K.G.A.) |
| Accredited 3 Dan, World Karate Federation (W.K.F.) |
| Accredited 4 Dan, The Karatedo Federation of Hong Kong, China (H.K.K.F.) |
| Referee A, Asian Karatedo Federation (A.K.F.) |
| Senior Referee, The Karatedo Federation of Hong Kong, China (H.K.K.F.) |
| Accredited level three senior coach, The Karatedo Federation of Hong Kong, China (H.K.K.F.) |
| Accredited coach, The Hong Kong Coaching Committee (H.K.C.C.) |
| Member, International Karate-do Goju- Kai Association (I.K.G.A.) |
Mr. Lo has been an instructor in various associations including HKUST, the University of Hong Kong Staff Association and the headquarters of Karate-Do Goshin Kan. He also acts as the chief instructor of Creative Primary School, Central and Western District Council and Johnston Road Dojo of Karate-Do Goshin Kan.
As an experienced coach and referee, Mr. Lo was a technical consultant and a referee of the Karate Discipline of the Busan Asian Games. In the past years Mr. Lo has attended International Karate Tournaments, Asian Karate Tournment and other major events as a judge and was also invited to various seminars.
第二十八屆大專空手道比賽 Hong Kong Joint University Karate Tournament
日期：2018年4月8日男子中級組個人形季軍：呂寶傑
男子中級組個人形季軍：張漢樑
男子初級組個人形季軍：錢卓軒
男子中級組67kg以上自由組手季軍：呂寶傑
男子中級組67kg以下自由組手季軍：張漢樑
團體套拳季軍：呂寶傑 張漢樑 錢卓軒
第二十七屆大專空手道比賽 Hong Kong Joint University Karate Tournament
日期：2017年2月2日男子初級組個人形季軍：張漢樑
男子初級組個人形季軍：呂寶傑
男子初級組自由組手季軍：呂寶傑
女子初級組自由組手季軍：黃汝鈺
2016 MORITA KARATE-DO ASSO - 全港空手道公開賽
日期：2016年7月3日
男子個人形成人中級組冠軍：白皓天
男子組手成人中級組季軍：白皓天
2016年度香港大專空手道聯會 - 大專空手道比賽
日期：2016年4月17日
女子組手55公斤以下初級組季軍：張巧蘭
2016年度香港剛柔會空手道大賽
日期：2016年3月6日
男子套拳初級組冠軍：白皓天
男子自由組手初級組亞軍：白皓天
2013年度USFHK大專空手道大賽
日期：2013年3月17日
男子中級組個人型亞軍：葉曉彬
2012年度全港空手道成人色帶組別大賽
日期：2012年5月27日
男子高級組個人型冠軍：余文東
男子高級組個人型季軍：黃家軒
男子高級組自由組手季軍：余文東
2012年全港首屆剛柔流空手道大賽
日期：2012年5月1日
成人男子套拳(高級組)季軍：黃志雄
成人男子組手-67kg(高級組)優異獎：余文東
2011-2012香港大專空手道比賽
男子個人型高級組季軍：余文東
男子個人組手高級組(67-)季軍：黃志雄
男子個人型中級組季軍：葉曉彬
男子個人組手中級組(67-)季軍：葉曉彬
男子個人型初級組季軍：廖嘉卿
男子個人組手初級組(67+)季軍：廖嘉卿
2011全港空手道隊際錦標賽
隊際型季軍
隊員﹕黃志雄、方昶禮、余文東
The 2nd International Traditional Karate-do Open Championship-Singapore 2011
22-25th July, 2011
Male Senior Kata >18 Year Olds - 2nd Runner-up: Wong Chi Hung
2010-2011大專空手道錦標賽
男子個人組手(高級)67kg以上季軍：林浩
男子個人型(中級)季軍：吳皓
男子個人組手(中級)67kg以下季軍：馮柏几
女子個人型(中級)季軍：Tan, Jan Abigael Eugenio
男子個人型(初級)季軍：葉曉彬
The 1st Karate-do Union of Singapore Invitational Championship 2010
Senior Male Kata - 3rd: Wong Chi Hung
Senior Male Individual Kumite (Below 55kg) - 2nd: Ma Wai Chi
Senior Male Individual Kumite (Below 67kg) - 3rd: Yu Man Tung
Senior Male Individual Kumite (Below 75kg) - 3rd: Fong Chong Lai
The Students' Karate Club of HKUST was founded in 1991, and set up the branch dojo of the Karate-Do Goshin-Kan, as the member of the International Karate-do Goju-kai Association and also the Hong Kong Amateur Karatedo Association (Now known as The Karatedo Federation of Hong Kong).
Our club aims at promoting karate as a martial art through physical and mental conditioning.
香港科技大學空手道學生會成立於1991年，並設立罡心館支部道場，其為國際空手道剛柔會（IKGA）及香港空手道總會之會員道場。
本會旨在透過體能及精神上的鍛鍊，藉以推廣空手道這項武術。
| Name | 姓名 | Positon |
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| Ho Yin Ni | 何彦妮 | President |
| Chan Kwong Chung Joshua | 陳光宗 | Vice President |
| Kung Yat Laam | 龔一嵐 | Financial Secretary |
| LIANG JINGMIN | 梁靖敏 | Promotion Secretary |
| To Kin Pong | 杜建邦 | Internal Secretary |
| 剛柔流空手道罡心館 |
| 香港大學空手道學會 |
| 中文大學空手道學會 |
| 浸會大學空手道學會 |
| 理工大學空手道學會 |
| 罡心館考試範圍 | karate_syllabus.pdf |
| Constitution of Students’ Karate Club, HKUSTSU | constitution.pdf |
| Sanchin | 三戰 |
| Tensho | 轉掌 |
| Saifa | 碎破 |
| Seiyunchin | 制引戰 |
| Sanseru | 三十六手 |
| Shisochin | 四向戰 |
| Seisan | 十三手 |
| Seipai | 十八手 |
| Kururunfa | 久留頓破 |
| Suparinpei | 一百零八手 |
Hope to join karate? That's great! You can find us in the following way.


Government to build 80,000 capacity warehouses, vows to sore surplus rice
Government is constructing 80 Warehouses to store surplus rice produced across Ghana.
Each of the Warehouses has a capacity of 1,000 metric tons, giving a total of 80,000 metric tons capacity.
Aside that, Government is making efforts to attract foreign investors into the rice subsector to help deal with the issue of rice surpluses and its marketing to help improve the income of rice farmers nationwide.
Minister of Food and Agriculture, Dr. Owusu Afriyie Akoto made this known in an address to the media after he met with the rice technical team and importers to lay out plans towards the ban on the importation of rice.
According to him, government believed that marketing can be a constrain so there was the need to put in place the needed infrastructure.
He said 50 of the warehouses were being built by the Ministry of Special Initiatives while 30 was being built by the Food and Agriculture Ministry.
The Minister pointed out several initiatives that the Akufo-Addo’s government has put in place to improve rice production in Ghana since 2017.
According to him, in 2017, a total of 350, 000 metric tons of high-yielding rice seeds were distributed to farmers in the forest belt of the country.
In 2018, he said, a total of 700 metric tons of rice seeds were distributed.
The number, he said, increased to over 1,000 metric tons in 2019.
According to him, government was working to set up small mills to cater for cluster of rice farmers.
The Minister stressed that there was the need to add value to the surpluses because its neighboring countries cannot absorb all the surpluses.
He noted that the Akufo-Addo’s government was working hard to improve the livelihoods of farmers.
He lamented that until the current government came to power in 2017, the living standards of Ghanaians farmers was nothing to write home about.
The Minister stated emphatically that “Ghanaian farmers are the poorest group of workers in the country.”
He said Government was of the view that smallholder farmers can deliver if they were supported by the state.
He accused the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) of scheming to frustrate Government’s agriculture programmes.
However, he stated that NDC has not been able to contest the immense economic and social impacts the Agriculture programmes of the Government have had on the lives of Ghanaian farmers over the last three years.


About
I was born in Portugal but I’m currently living in San Francisco. In the past, I’ve co-founded a company called Orankl and presently I’m the co-founder of a YCombinator backed startup called amplemarket, the next-generation sales automation platform [if you are a developer in Lisbon 🇵🇹, we’re hiring :)].
I’m a Physicist by training and I have done research in particle physics for the AMS-2 collaboration, studying the effect of the Sun in the flux of cosmic rays that reaches the AMS-2 detector in the International Space Station.
I’m also one of the founders of Fermat’s Library, a platform to annotate and illuminate academic papers. You can find me there commenting papers mostly about Physics and Math. My favorite paper in the platform is Feynman’s derivation of the Schrödinger equation.
Feel free to reach via email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or on Twitter


To address the problem of insecurity of 'UDP'-based 'DNS' requests, 'Google Public DNS' offers 'DNS' resolution over an encrypted 'HTTPS' connection. 'DNS-over-HTTPS' greatly enhances privacy and security between a client and a recursive resolver, and complements 'DNSSEC' to provide end-to-end authenticated 'DNS' lookups. Functions that enable querying individual requests that bulk requests that return detailed responses and bulk requests are both provided. Support for reverse lookups is also provided. See <https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/dns-over-https> for more information.
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| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Imports: | httr, stats, jsonlite, stringi |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-09-17 |
| Author: | Bob Rudis [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Bob Rudis <bob at rud.is> |
| License: | AGPL |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | WebTechnologies |
| CRAN checks: | gdns results |
| Reference manual: | gdns.pdf |
| Package source: | gdns_0.3.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: gdns_0.3.1.zip, r-release: gdns_0.3.1.zip, r-oldrel: gdns_0.3.1.zip |
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Thao Minh Le, Nakamasa Inoue, Koichi Shinoda.
A Fine-to-Coarse Convolutional Neural Network for 3D Human Action Recognition . Proc. British
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Deep Learning Based Multi-modal Addressee Recognition in Visual Scenes with Utterances. Proc.
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[Gecode] Some small quirks in abs and power
Christian Schulte
schulte at imit.kth.se
Tue Nov 18 17:04:29 CET 2003
Hej Gabor,
there is a small quirk in abs and some bigger in power:
abs: the post function for AbsBndEx is flawed. Just check what you
did!
power: power is also defined on NEGATIVE numbers! Just to remind:
numbers can be also negative here!
There is another problem which has to do with tells in the constructor. The
way it is done doesn't work (must be my fault) as failure is not signaled!
Cheers
Christian
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TextFilter
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Kingdom Building
I created this game over a week of my freetime during Summer while I was looking for an internship. I used Unity to create this game. Credit goes to Kenny for most of the assets, but I modified a few of them to fit what I was creating. A short list of a few of the features:
A* path finding
Bridges has a different cost to roads for path finding
World Generation
Resources
Unity tile maps
I was unable to finish this project as I was focused on finding an internship. The following features were planned but only a few were slightly implmented
Food - affects how many people you could have
Happiness - affects speed
File Saving
Boats to travel to new lands - as the world is rather limiting, so you can finish a game in 10 minutes
Last time Project was edited:
June 25th 2018
DirectX Project
This project was a part of my coursework at University, we wasn't given any framework to build off of.
In this project our task was to create the graphics for a game engine and the basics using C++ and DirectX 11. This entailed making the program to have phong lighting, texturing, and game controls. However, as I quickly added these in, I started adding in additional features; which I was intrested in.
All the features that I included in this project:
Skybox
Billboards
Specular mapping
Normal mapping
Post Processing
Keyboard and Xbox360 controller support using XInput
Directional, Point and Spot lights
OBJ file Loading
Scene graph loading and saving using Jsons
Tessellating Water
In my last Project, Modern OpenGL, I had created some simple animated water, but now I had more of an understanding of how shaders work and how to use them. I choose to create water once more, but this time using hull, domain, and geometry shaders. This allowed me to create more complex looking water than before. I was also able to move it so that further you are from the water, the less triangles it would add to the surface of the water.
I also used libraries such as Imgui for the UI, and UI and some model assets from Kenny.
Completed Date:
8th January 2018
Grade:
93%
Modern OpenGL 3.3
This project was a part of my coursework at University.
We were given the task to make a 3D game of our choice with FreeGlut, which is an old toolkit for old OpenGL in C++. I quickly completed this work and after talking to my tutor I moved on to Modern OpenGL 3.3 which has no framework. With this new API and using the knowledge I quickly gained from FreeGlut I built this game.
I wanted to play around with world generation and so I added in a seed based world generator; however, I feel I could of improved it greatly. I was also interested in Water and, how it works, so I started working on water and in the end using the vertex shader I was able to create this simple wave animation for the water.
All of the features that I included in this project:
Water animation using the vertex shader
World Generation
Day and night cycle
File saving and loading
Object Editor
OBJ file reader
Primitive Cube map
Due to time constrains, I couldn't add being able to place your own buildings in to the world that you make in the editor.
I also used libraries such as Imgui for the UI, and model assets from Kenny.
Completed Date:
21st April 2017
Grade:
99%
Koin!
Koin is my first released game on the Google PlayStore. Koin started as a simple 2D game, and I went on to making it 3D with Unity using C#. Point of the game is to collect coins and upgrade yourself, and collect more coins. I went through the process of designing, programming, and releasing this game. I learnt a lot about the development process. As I am writing this I feel I can improve it greatly as it was released in May of 2016. Some improves would deal with the performance issues, look and style of the game. As Unity has updated to improve its support of 2D games, I might think of bring it back to a 2D style would help it a lot for performance.
Released:
30th May 2016
PlayStore Link: ---
I've taken my app off of the Google play store
Pac-man
Pac-man was my first C++ project; it was the first time I used C++. I was given a framework/game engine called S2D which I used in this project. I feel that it went well, but I felt I could do better by making one of the AI follow the user within the walls. The AIs added were as followed:
One that randomly picks a direciton to go; when it meets a turn in the maze.
One that follows a predefined path in the maze.
One that follows the player through walls slowly to balance its ability.
I also added a bunch of other features within this game.
Texture Packs
Simple UI
Sprite sheet animation
Completed Date:
28th January 2017
Grade:
97%
Clicker Game
This project was created by Jacob Duffell and myself. We used Trello and BitBucket to create this project together in 5 weeks with LÖVE2D API in Lua. As well split the tasks in this project. I did the following.
Art work, including the spritesheets and background.
Getting the spritesheets to work and animate
Programming the heroes and character along side the enemies.
Jacob worked on things such as user interface design and programming. He worked on the heroes and taps upgrades, along side programming the currency that you get from the enemies. Jacob also got all the sounds in the game to work. As well, as sourcing the sounds.
Completed Date:
3rd January 2018
Language:
Lua - Love2D Engine
Global Games Jam 2018
In this project I worked with 3 other peers in Unity to create this piece in 48 hours at the Global Games Jam 2018. Our project is called Sub-Mission, you have to drive deep in a submarine to find ores which you can mine and sell for coin. This will allow you to upgrade your submarine and continue further in to the depths. As the theme was Transmission, you have to use sonar to find ore in the rocks, otherwise you cannot see it to mine it. I worked on the following features:
Physics and Submarine movement physics
Environment Art
World Design
Ore
Bug fixing
Some UI
Completed Date:
28th January 2018
They are Pixels
This was a group project on a team of 5. We designed and split up the tasks we worked together using a scrum method with the use of trello to keep track of tasks. In the end the project turned out amazing as we hoped for it. We worked on it for about 10 weeks, which includes all the design, programming and testing. There are things we wish went better as it was our second project in Lua as a follow on from the first project, which was a clicker game for me. We knew we wanted to make a simple game within our scope that everyone had input in. We was talking about which art style was best, vector or pixels. Which sparkled the base of this game. Vectors Vs Pixels. The user as the Vector and the zombies become the corrupted Pixels. In this project I worked on many pieces, but my main area was working on the Zombies. I designed and wrote their code, as they use a state machine as it seem perfected for this task.
In the end I worked on the following pieces.
Zombies
Zombie Waves
Animation
Debugging
Parallax background
Level design - I designed how the main game level was to appear and then made it with the input of others
Debugging others code and helping with their tasks


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Abstract class for linking different modules with connections.
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Bases: pybrain.structure.networks.feedforward.FeedForwardNetworkComponent, pybrain.structure.networks.network.Network
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Class that implements networks which can work with sequential data.
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bigram_check.
compare
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bigram_check.
inputfile
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Parameters: path (str) – C:/Python27/corp/*.txt Returns: *.txt.read() Return type: str
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bigram_check.
plagcheck
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka’s ruling party presidential candidate Sajith Premadasa on Sunday accepted defeat in the presidential poll and congratulated his rival former wartime defense chief, Gotabaya Rajapaksa.
“It is my privilege to honor the decision of the people and congratulate Gotabaya Rajapaksa on his election as the seventh president of Sri Lanka,” Premadasa said in a statement.
He also stepped down from the ruling United National Party (UNP) deputy leader position with immediate effect.


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Central GST collection at ₹3.26 lakh crore in FY20
Direct tax mop-up below half-way mark
by PTIThe Central GST collection so far this fiscal stood at ₹3.26 lakh crore, or about half of the government’s target for 2019-20, Parliament was informed on Monday.
“The Budget Estimates for Central Goods and Services Tax (GST) for 2019-20 has been fixed at ₹6,63,343 crore.
“The actual net GST collection for the Centre till October 2019 in current fiscal year is ₹3,26,490 crore,” Minister of State for Finance Anurag Singh Thakur said in a written reply to the Lok Sabha.
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Shortfall in collections
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In this lesson we are learning about another essential control structure in the JavaScript programming language. A loop is a sequence of instructions that are repeated until a condition is reached. If you've used other programming languages such as C++ or Java before, you may be familiar with some of these loops. We will be using arrays, which we learned last lesson, heavily here.
The while
loop is the most basic loop that we can use in
JavaScript. While loops take a condition and continue to perform the
actions within it's block as long as the condition evaluates to true.
When using a while
loop with a conditional it's important to
make sure to increment your iterator. If you don't you can end up in a
situation where you have an infinite loop! When this happens, you will
crash your user's environment or browser.
Another important part about while
loops is that the condition
is evaluated before the block is executed. What if we want to
evaluate a condition after we execute our block?
For situations where we want to evaluate our condition after we execute
our code we can use a do-while
loop. These are identical to
while
loops except that the block executes before the condition
is evaluated.
That's not right! The output should have been cat and dog!
However we incremented our iterator prior to attempting to print out
our pets. On the first call to console.log
the value of iterator
is actually 1 rather than 0. We can fix this by simply moving our call to
increment below our console.log
call.
The last kind of loop we're going to look at is the for
loop.
This loop is likely the most used loop and easily the most versatile. It works
identical to the while loop in that it evaluates the condition before executing
the block of code, but it provides a shorter syntax that is easier to type and
read. It also provides scoping for our iterator, so we can reuse it.
In the code example above we have declared a for
loop that
performs identically to our while
loop. In the first line we see
3 pieces passed in; first a declaration of what we want to use as an iterator.
Second, we declare our condition for running; this is identical to the
condition we used before. Finally, we have our increment call.
With a for
loop, we can always rest assured that our iterator
will always be incremented after our work is complete, so we can avoid
situations like we had with the do while
loop.
while
loop that prints out all of our myPets
array.
for
loop that does the same
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removeAll: Boolean A Boolean indicating whether to remove all jQuery variables from the global scope (including jQuery itself).
Many JavaScript libraries use $
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<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
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jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
// Code that uses jQuery's $ can follow here.
});
// Code that uses other library's $ can follow here.
</script>
If necessary, we can free up the jQuery
name as well by passing true
as an argument to the method. This is rarely necessary, and if we must do this (for example, if we need to use multiple versions of the jQuery
library on the same page), we need to consider that most plug-ins rely on the presence of the jQuery variable and may not operate correctly in this situation.
jQuery.noConflict();
// Do something with jQuery
jQuery("div p").hide();
// Do something with another library's $()
$("content").style.display = 'none';
jQuery.noConflict();
(function($) {
$(function() {
// more code using $ as alias to jQuery
});
})(jQuery);
// other code using $ as an alias to the other library
jQuery.noConflict()(function(){
// code using jQuery
});
// other code using $ as an alias to the other library
var j = jQuery.noConflict();
// Do something with jQuery
j("div p").hide();
// Do something with another library's $()
$("content").style.display = 'none';
var dom = {};
dom.query = jQuery.noConflict(true);
// Do something with the new jQuery
dom.query("div p").hide();
// Do something with another library's $()
$("content").style.display = 'none';
// Do something with another version of jQuery
jQuery("div > p").hide();


Projects
In silico study of metabolic reprogramming during epithelial-mesenchymal transition
Meztli Matadamas
An epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) is a biologic process that allows a polarized epithelial cell, which normally interacts with basement membrane via its basal surface, to undergo multiple biochemical changes that enable it to assume a mesenchymal cell phenotype, which includes enhanced migratory capacity, invasiveness, elevated resistance to apoptosis, and greatly increased production of ECM components. EMT induces invasive properties in epithelial tumors and promotes metastasis. Although EMT-mediated cellular and molecular changes are well understood, very little is known about EMT-induced metabolic changes.
The project combine high-throughput data to understand metabolic changes before and after EMT in lung cancer cell lines. In particular to find main fluxes used during EMT. To that extent we employ methods from bioinformatics and Systems Biology. Our goal is to found specific targets which could stop or reverse EMT in cancer cells.
Integrating transcriptomic and metabolomic to understand hepatocellular carcinoma in a rat model
Erika Hernandez
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is now the third leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide, with over 500,000 people affected. It occurs predominantly in patients with underlying chronic liver disease and cirrhosis. Despite this, knowledge about the metabolic states of this disease is limited. Using a rat model that recreates some of the most important characteristics of HCC, including cirrhosis, we aim to understand the metabolic state when compared to healthy liver. To this end we will integrate transcriptomic and metabolic data in a systems biology framework that point us changes in reactions. This data would not only helped us identify reactions important to maintain the cancerous state but also help us survey the regulatory mechanism this is achieved.
Metabolic heterogeneity in cancer and its applications in Personalized Medicine
Christian Diener
Cancer is a very heterogeneous disease and tumors can differ greatly across and within different cancer types. Consequently, cancer is not a single disease but thousands. One property shared by all cancers is the ability to sustain chronic uncontrolled proliferation which raises the question how different cancers alter their metabolism in order to achieve consistent proliferation.
In this project we combine large-scale genomic data from DNA and RNA sequencing as well as proteomics and metabolomics to understand the connection between variations in the genotype and cancer metabolism. In particular we are asking the question whether distinct genomic aberrations such as mutations or changes in transcription can be related to respective changes in cellular metabolism. To that extent we employ methods from Systems Biology as well as from Data Science and Machine Learning in order to connect genetic information to specific metabolic phenotypes.
Our aim is to use the knowledge we gain in the context of personalized medicine, particularly the use of genotyping for the prediction of the best course of treatment for a specific patient.
The impact of the microRNAs in the metabolic reprogramming of the MCF-7 cells during the spheroids development
Erick Muciño
Alterations in the metabolism are a common property in cancer cells, so that, many efforts have been directed to develop models to understand the mechanism by which cancer cells behave differently compared to normal tissues. In recent years, it has been reported that microRNAs (miRNAs) are involved in the regulation of all biological process, and there are evidences that shown its dysregulation play an important role in the development and progression of cancer. Hence, generate models that allow the integration of miRNAs regulation in cancer metabolism will allow us to analyze in a systematically and systemic manner the relations and potential mechanism underlying between miRNAs and central pathways of metabolism.
It is imperative to know the mechanism governing the pathogenesis and progression of cancer to design therapies with greater impact on diagnosis and disease progression. So, this project aims to suggest mechanism that trigger the metabolic change in a breast cancer cell line (MCF-7), integrating miRNAs network. To this end, we propose to develop a scheme of systems biology, which allow us to make an integrative analysis of regulatory networks of miRNAs and metabolism in MCF-7. This approach will allow us to develop models capable of identifying potential therapeutic targets with greater impact, biomarkers that allow early detection of cancer and penetrate in global mechanism in clinical cases.


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War hero left for hours with broke hip after ambulance delay
Great-grandfather of six John Lorimer was taken to University Hospital Ayr, where he had hip replacement surgery the next day.
by Paul RodgerAmbulance bosses are to apologise to a 97-year-old World War II hero who was left in agony for more than three hours after breaking his hip.
Royal Navy commander John Lorimer fell at his home in Kirkmichael, Ayrshire. He didn’t call for help, but woke up the next day in excruciating pain and couldn’t get out of bed.
His son Patrick, 73, called emergency services at about 9am but an ambulance didn’t arrive until after midday.
Great-grandfather of six John was taken to University Hospital Ayr, where he had hip replacement surgery the next day.
Ambulance staff have been set an eight-minute target to respond to the most serious emergencies. Other calls are gauged depending on the level of need.
Labour’s health Monica Lennon said: “It’s upsetting to hear that anyone in severe pain has been made to wait hours for an ambulance, least of all a 97-year-old veteran who has served his country.”
The Scottish Ambulance Service said it would carry out a full inquiry into
the “circumstances of the delay”.


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I am a postdoctoral researcher based at Stanford University’s Hopkins Marine Station and the University of British Columbia. I study marine ecosystems - in particular, I am interested in how and why communities and populations vary in space and time. I have tackled this broad question on tropical and temperate reefs, using a variety of field approaches, statistical and demographic models, and data syntheses. Currently, I am working on the following projects, in collaboration with many colleagues:
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Lactuca spp.
I live in the part of town that is halfway rural, so the wild lettuce really grows wild here. In my back yard I have found countless weeds belonging to the species and some in the genus that work just the same. I am sitting on an acre, so these plants do have a lot of room to grow, literally in herds scattered next to each other. Not only are they big in numbers, but contrary to what some resourses specifies as their maximum height, I found some at eight feet tall. Now that is big. So after getting an estimate of three hundred dollars to get rid of the weeds in my back yard, I decided to take it into my own hands to clean up the yard and experiment with these plants a little bit because it just seemed a little more rewarding than wasting three hundred dollars.
After doing a little research I learned that not unlike opium poppy, the most valuable part of this plant is the sap. Knowing this I decided to collect the sap. It took forever and a day just to get a gram of this precious milk that the plant bleeds when its leaves are torn off, but I would later learn that it was worth it. A little bit went into an oil burner, it took only a flake, flattened out to stick flat onto the bottom of the oil burner. I lit it and it smelled spicy.
The effects of wild lettuce are like a mild opium buzz, with noticeable muscle relaxation, numbness and loss of coordination. Yes I can actually feel something with wild lettuce. Not only that, but it will make me horny. I had multiple orgasms with my partner that night in one act of sexual intercourse, which is rare for me these days. It is definitely not like marijuana, nor could it be a substitute for it.
All in all, wild lettuce could be good to treat back pain or as a sexual stimulant. I would not recommend driving on wild lettuce though due to the loss of coordination. Use common sense and be safe.
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11 Days Later:
I just wanted to do a follow up to my previous Wild Lettuce report. I made an extract to wild lettuce using 99% isopropyl and what I got out of it was an orangish-red thick syrup-like substance. I proceeded to smoke it in the same manner I smoked the wild lettuce sap in my previous report, only I was able to take bigger hits since I had more product from less material. It was HARSH! I immediately coughed it up. It had no spicy smell to it and I felt nothing. Although the sap would be a good substitute for Vicodin, I would have to say that the extract would be a good substitute for shit.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


science hack day portland part I
01 Jan 2017Back in July of 2016 I joined up with some folks who were organizing the first Science Hack Day in Portland, Oregon. If you’re not familiar, Science Hack Day is a 24-hour (or sometimes weekend-long) event where people come together to make cool things with science. Cities worldwide have hosted their own Science Hack Days, all with the support of local volunteers and donors. One of the best things is that the event is free, and provides meals and supplies for the participants. Each city has it’s own flavor, but typically there’s a mix of scientists, hardware & software engineers, students, children, and other nerds.
I won’t spend much time talking about background stuff but let me tell you - organizing an event like this was incredibly fun for me. I met a lot of new people, and enjoyed the challenge of working with a team (of really great nerds!) to figure out all of the outreach, logistics, and fundraising that needed to be done. Leading up to the event we had two meet & greets, along with online introductions on our Slack channel - and our community started to self-assemble.
I’m not sure if I read this somewhere, or someone suggested it to me but around the time I was an undergrad my mantra became “Don’t think, just sign up for stuff and do it”. For a kid who grew up shy, this has worked out well for me. So naturally I volunteered to be the first speaker for the lightening talks that night. My job was to introduce everyone to Science Hack Day, how it would work, what to expect, and basically be the hype-person. I chose to channel my childhood inspiration: Ms. Frizzle.
Maybe this is just coming from someone in academia, but I would have loved a whole day of just talks from our guests. The event was conveniently nestled between the 2016 Open Hardware Summit and the Hack Oregon Donut Sunday Summit, so we were fortunate to have guests and speakers from those events in attendance. Dr. Jenny Molloy gave a really exciting talk about open science and science hardware. I learned a ton about open hardware from Drew Fustini. Dietrich Ayala got us all passionate about the open internet and Cat Nikolovski introduced us to Hack Oregon - an amazing nonprofit group building open data projects.
When the talks were over we turned on the music, set up our beer and kombucha bar, put snacks out and started to mingle. Alex Chally fired up the 3D printers he had brought, and Dr. Molloy got to work with his help to print a 3D microscope.
we're 3D printing a microscope overnight tonight pic.twitter.com/issecBaj37
— ScienceHackDayPDX (@science_hackPDX) October 8, 2016
Thomas Hudson had the mood lighting covered after he set up the Internet of Buckets. He showed a group of folks how to program the bucket colors, which were conveniently capable of 23 hues - the same number of amino acids used by humans! Soon the Internet of Buckets was stealthily streaming the amino acid sequence for the protein known as p53 - an important player in cancer suppression.
p53 is a tumor suppression gene. One of our @science_hackPDX teams used the Internet of Buckets to visualize its expression. Seriously!!!! pic.twitter.com/PDsnW1aYhm
— Robin Champieux (@rchampieux) October 9, 2016
I was most excited by the two kits we purchased from The Odin - a DIY CRISPR kit and a DIY fluorescent yeast kit. Working with another organizer (now Dr.!) Danielle Robinson I helped teach someone who’d never used a pipette before to perform a CRISPR transformation on e. coli!
green fluorescent protein and crispr bio hacking is happening!! pic.twitter.com/z5Ejexmdtz
— ScienceHackDayPDX (@science_hackPDX) October 8, 2016
As the night wound down, and the microbes were put to bed (atop of the 3D printer as a makeshift incubator), I pitched my tent and played camp counselor while about 5 or so others hunkered down for the night…and the rest I’ll continue in another post.


Fabinho delighted with Liverpool nickname handed down by Jurgen Klopp
The German manager has come up with a new pet name for the Brazilian midfielder and Fabinho certainly seems to appreciate it
by Alex MilneLiverpool midfielder Fabinho seems to be happy with his new nickname 'Dyson' as the 26-year-old continues to impress for the Reds.
The Brazilian international has proved to be a superb bit of business for Jurgen Klopp, and he was a big part of the team that helped Liverpool win the Champions League last season.
He has also been an ever-present so far during the current campaign, and has been named 'Dyson' due to his constant ability to sweep up in the middle of the pitch, with Klopp comparing him to the popular hoover brand.
Speaking about his new nickname to Liverpool's official website , Fabinho said: "A few people call me this! Between us players I'm more known as Flaco but they're cool nicknames.
"Before the coach used it (Dyson) another player used it- I think James Milner might have said it.
"It's a cool nickname but the one that the majority of the players use, Flaco, that was started by Virgil van Dijk and everybody started calling me it."
Although Fabinho is satisfied with his performances since his move from Monaco in 2018, he still feels there is room for improvement, and thinks there is still more to come from him.
He added: "I wanted this season to be different because I had already adapted to the team and the league. I wanted to keep improving as a player and help the team out more. That's what I've been aiming for.
"I'm happy for the praise that I've got but I know I still have got the scope to improve and I want to keep improving.
"There's always scope to improve. I'm still young, I want to improve more, develop more. I've got personal objectives as well, so I've still got more to offer to the team."
Fabinho has been included in the Brazil squad to take on bitter rivals Argentina on Friday and South Korea on Tuesday.


Bungee Inline
Character Set
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About
Bungee Inline is designed by David Jonathan Ross. Quoted from his website: Making Bungee has been a great way for me to play with emerging font technologies. I sell most of my fonts commercially, but I believe Bungee is well-suited to a libre license because of its focus on emerging features like chromatic layers and vertical writing.
I chose this typeface for headings because its boldness and playfulness reflect my personality.
Spectral
Character Set
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789+-*/=!@#$%&?
About
Spectral is designed by Production Type—a Paris-based digital type design agency. Quoted from Google: Spectral is a new and versatile serif face available in seven weights of roman and italic, with small caps. Spectral offers an efficient, beautiful design that’s intended primarily for text-rich, screen-first environments and long-form reading.
I chose this typeface for body text because of its legibility and stark contrast to my heading typeface. It shines in long form content where my writing may get a bit more serious.
Alegreya Sans SC
Character Set
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789+-*/=!@#$%&?
About
Alegreya Sans SC is designed by Juan Pablo del Peral for Huerta Tipográfica. Quoted from Google: Alegreya Sans SC is a Small Caps companion family to Alegreya Sans, a humanist sans serif family with a calligraphic feeling that conveys a dynamic and varied rhythm. This gives a pleasant feeling to readers of long texts.
I chose this typeface for lede text, pullquotes, and buttons. It strikes a balance between my headings and body text due to its boldness and legibility.


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It shows how to create a random password of a pre-selected length


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accelerate startups and scale enterprises as DevOps Engineer
August 2017 - Now
Cover A-Z from kicking off startups, discussing and making decisions on tech stack idea, provision infra, tracing problems, issues & provide solutions.
Building entire infrastructure from scratch to micro-services, maintain/improve/scale during high traffic and under pressure.
Apply best practices for setting up automation CI/CD build, deployment flows to release web apps on multi clouds (AWS, GCP).
Co-working with others senior DevOps/SRE in On-call duty (pagerduty) to gain highest value on uptime (alert, acknowledge, resolve, postmortem and follow-up actions)
- Automation provisioning infra using terraform, ansible playbooks to make sure versioning almost everything (Infra as Code)
- Building/Handling micro-services by using Kubernetes on GCP (involved/evolved from DEIS architecture to pure managed K8s)
- Experience with K8s terminologies: ingress, deployment, pod, registry, replicaSet, backendconfig, controller, LB, kubectl,...
- Design multi dev environments with docker containers, vagrant, ...
- Dealing and scaling process on high traffic from end-user (~ over 50K rpm for some big services)
- Design CI/CD process for development team using Jenkins (Jenkinsfile, pipeline, github org with multi-branch, alerting,...)
- Solid skills and practicing on linux: top, dmesg, systemd, cron, bash/shell scripts, tuning linux vm,...
- Understanding in MySQL/MongoDB internals, clustering, HA failover, backup/restore (on VM-based, RDS, CloudSQL)
- Familiarity with writing from micro to complete flow of script by using shell/python/jenkinsfile for adapting multi-purposes.
- Building many kinds of monitoring/tracing/APM system: Sentry, ELK, telegraf, influxdb, grafana, NewRelic, monit, ...
- Taking strong responsibility/ownership during on-call periods, working with DevOps/SRE teammates on identifying failures and execute actions for resolving live issues (postmortem, prevention plan).
- Basic knowledge about serverless architecture: lambda, dynamodb, and google cloud function.
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work as DevOps Engineer for SalesHood - San Francisco
August 2016 - June 2017
Maintain, troubleshoot CI/CD infrastructure issues, including dev, stage and production environments on AWS.
Build and manage MySQL replication, handle SPOF execution processes.
Monitor infrastructure, log management, investigating performance issues. Implement penetration testing, run security audit and fixing vulnerabilities to pass OWASP.
Design and execute scenarios for stress test.
- Solid experience with GNU/Linux operating systems, debugging skills such as investigating kern.log, dmesg, syslog, auth.log, service's log on hvm virtualization AWS.
- Knowledge about system's resource like cpu, mem, swap, cache and ability to dealing with performance problems, OOM Killer. Estimating and choosing the right instance/server and applicable use cases based on benchmarking and workloads.
- Deep understanding in MySQL master-slave, identify and cure slave lag, binlog, slow query logs.
- Manage deployment workflows on Jenkins CI, writing bash, python scripts and aws-cli, s3cmd.
- Familiarity with data pipeline such as Rsyslog, Logstash, Elasticsearch, Kibana (ELK). Optimize, handle webapp centralized log.
- Experience with locust.io, gatling.io for performing screnario loadtest.
- Basic knowledge about ZAP, Burp and Metasploit for discovering vulnerabilities. Communicate and work effectively with dev team to pass security audit from Salesforce.
work as Mobile Developer - freelancer
October 2015 - April 2016
Develop windows phone apps and publish to Microsoft store. Learning and using RESTful API for building features.
- Youtube player: using Youtube API.
- Network speed test: building from scratch by calculating download/upload time.
- Spinner game: learning animation.


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001 /* 002 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more 003 * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with 004 * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. 005 * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 006 * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with 007 * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at 008 * 009 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 010 * 011 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 012 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 013 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 014 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 015 * limitations under the License. 016 */ 017 018 package org.apache.commons.math.ode.jacobians; 019 020 import org.apache.commons.math.ode.DerivativeException; 021 022 /** 023 * This interface represents a handler that should be called after 024 * each successful step. 025 * 026 *
The ODE integrators compute the evolution of the state vector at 027 * some grid points that depend on their own internal algorithm. Once 028 * they have found a new grid point (possibly after having computed 029 * several evaluation of the derivative at intermediate points), they 030 * provide it to objects implementing this interface. These objects 031 * typically either ignore the intermediate steps and wait for the 032 * last one, store the points in an ephemeris, or forward them to 033 * specialized processing or output methods.
 034 * 035 *
Note that is is possible to register a {@link 036 * org.apache.commons.math.ode.sampling.StepHandler classical step handler} 037 * in the low level integrator used to build a {@link FirstOrderIntegratorWithJacobians} 038 * rather than implementing this class. The step handlers registered at low level 039 * will see the big compound state whether the step handlers defined by this interface 040 * see the original state, and its jacobians in separate arrays.
 041 * 042 *
The compound state is guaranteed to contain the original state in the first 043 * elements, followed by the jacobian with respect to initial state (in row order), 044 * followed by the jacobian with respect to parameters (in row order). If for example 045 * the original state dimension is 6 and there are 3 parameters, the compound state will 046 * be a 60 elements array. The first 6 elements will be the original state, the next 36 047 * elements will be the jacobian with respect to initial state, and the remaining 18 elements 048 * will be the jacobian with respect to parameters.
 049 * 050 *
Dealing with low level step handlers is cumbersome if one really needs the jacobians 051 * in these methods, but it also prevents many data being copied back and forth between 052 * state and jacobians on one side and compound state on the other side. So for performance 053 * reasons, it is recommended to use this interface only if jacobians are really 054 * needed and to use lower level handlers if only state is needed.
 055 * 056 * @see FirstOrderIntegratorWithJacobians 057 * @see StepInterpolatorWithJacobians 058 * @version $Revision: 1073158 $ $Date: 2011-02-21 22:46:52 +0100 (lun. 21 f??vr. 2011) $ 059 * @since 2.1 060 * @deprecated as of 2.2 the complete package is deprecated, it will be replaced 061 * in 3.0 by a completely rewritten implementation 062 */ 063 @Deprecated 064 public interface StepHandlerWithJacobians { 065 066 /** Determines whether this handler needs dense output. 067 *
This method allows the integrator to avoid performing extra 068 * computation if the handler does not need dense output.
 069 * @return true if the handler needs dense output 070 */ 071 boolean requiresDenseOutput(); 072 073 /** Reset the step handler. 074 * Initialize the internal data as required before the first step is 075 * handled. 076 */ 077 void reset(); 078 079 /** 080 * Handle the last accepted step 081 * @param interpolator interpolator for the last accepted step. For 082 * efficiency purposes, the various integrators reuse the same 083 * object on each call, so if the instance wants to keep it across 084 * all calls (for example to provide at the end of the integration a 085 * continuous model valid throughout the integration range, as the 086 * {@link org.apache.commons.math.ode.ContinuousOutputModel 087 * ContinuousOutputModel} class does), it should build a local copy 088 * using the clone method of the interpolator and store this copy. 089 * Keeping only a reference to the interpolator and reusing it will 090 * result in unpredictable behavior (potentially crashing the application). 091 * @param isLast true if the step is the last one 092 * @throws DerivativeException this exception is propagated to the 093 * caller if the underlying user function triggers one 094 */ 095 void handleStep(StepInterpolatorWithJacobians interpolator, boolean isLast) throws DerivativeException; 096 097 }


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Become a better programmer
1. Find a piece of code to review
Work with the developer to find something they worked on
2. Quick UI or functional test
Make sure it works and understand how it works
3. Review the code looking for potential changes
Review aggregate changesets to cutdown on noise
Keep a list of all recommended changes
Should take around an hour to review
3. Summarize notes
Summarize the list into must, should, and could/would
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The IEssMdDataSet interface. It represents the multi-dimensional result of an MDX query operation performed on IEssCubeView interface.
| Field Summary | |
static int |
CELLINFO_DRILLTHROUGH
Bitmask for identifying cell with drill through report |
static int |
CELLINFO_GLDRILLTHROUGH
Bitmask for identifying cell with GL URL Drill Through |
static int |
CELLINFO_MEANINGLESS
Bitmask for identifying MEANINGLESS cell |
static int |
CELLINFO_MISSING
Bitmask for identifying MISSING cell |
static int |
CELLINFO_NOACCESS
Bitmask for identifying if a cell is NO-ACCESS |
static int |
CELLINFO_NOFMTSTR
Bitmask for identifying cell with no format string |
static int |
CELLINFO_OUTOFRANGE
Bitmask for identifying OUTOFRANGE cell |
static int |
CELLTYPE_DATE
Cell Type for identifying Date Type of data |
static int |
CELLTYPE_DOUBLE
Cell Type for identifying Double Type of data |
static int |
CELLTYPE_SMARTLIST
Cell Type for identifying Smartlist Type of data |
| Method Summary | |
IEssMdAxis[] |
getAllAxes()
Get all the axes in the data set. |
int |
getCellCount()
Get the count of cells in the data set. |
int |
getCellInfo(int cellOrdinal)
Returns the bitmasked cell information and this information can be identified by using & operator
over these IEssMdDataSet.CELLINFO_* constants. |
int |
getCellType(int cellOrdinal)
Returns the Type of cell which could one the below. |
double |
getCellValue(int cellOrdinal)
Gets the value of a cell at given ordinal. |
java.lang.String |
getFormatString(int cellOrdinal)
Gets the format string corresponding to the cell asked for. |
java.lang.String |
getFormattedValue(int cellOrdinal)
Returns formatted text value. |
IEssIterator |
getLinkedObjects(int cellOrdinal)
Gets the linked objects in the cell at the given ordinal. |
java.lang.String |
getSmartListName(int cellOrdinal)
Gets the smartlist name corresponding, if the cell specified by cellOrdinal is of Smartlist type of cell. |
java.lang.String[] |
getURLDrillThrough(int cellOrdinal)
Gets the drill through reports associated with a data cell as an array of Strings containing XML for the cells member combination. |
boolean |
isCalcedMemberCell(int cellOrdinal)
Checks if the cell at a given ordinal is a CalcedMember cell. |
boolean |
isDrillThrough(int cellOrdinal)
Checks if the cell at a given ordinal has drill through reports associated with it. |
boolean |
isDynamicCalcCell(int cellOrdinal)
Checks if the cell at a given ordinal is a Dynamic Calc cell. |
boolean |
isLinkedCell(int cellOrdinal)
Checks if the cell at a given ordinal has linked objects. |
boolean |
isMeaninglessCell(int cellOrdinal)
Checks if the cell at a given ordinal is Meaningless Cell. |
boolean |
isMissingCell(int cellOrdinal)
Checks if the cell at a given ordinal is a missing value cell. |
boolean |
isNoAccessCell(int cellOrdinal)
Checks if the cell at a given ordinal is a NoAccess cell. |
boolean |
isReadOnlyCell(int cellOrdinal)
Checks if the cell at a given ordinal is a ReadOnly cell. |
boolean |
isURLDrillThrough(int cellOrdinal)
Checks if the cell at a given ordinal has URL drill through reports associated with it. |
| Field Detail |
public static final int CELLTYPE_DOUBLE
public static final int CELLTYPE_SMARTLIST
public static final int CELLTYPE_DATE
public static final int CELLINFO_MISSING
public static final int CELLINFO_NOACCESS
public static final int CELLINFO_MEANINGLESS
public static final int CELLINFO_OUTOFRANGE
public static final int CELLINFO_NOFMTSTR
public static final int CELLINFO_GLDRILLTHROUGH
public static final int CELLINFO_DRILLTHROUGH
| Method Detail |
public IEssMdAxis[] getAllAxes() throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public int getCellCount() throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public double getCellValue(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
cellOrdinal
- Ordinal of the cell to get the value of.
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public int getCellType(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
IEssMdDataSet.CELLTYPE_DOUBLE
IEssMdDataSet.CELLTYPE_SMARTLIST
IEssMdDataSet.CELLTYPE_DATE
cellOrdinal
- ordinal to identify the cell for which you need type.
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public int getCellInfo(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
&
operator
over these IEssMdDataSet.CELLINFO_*
constants.
Sample Usage:
if ((getCellInfo(1) & IEssMdDataSet.CELLINFO_MEANINGLESS) > 0) {
System.out.println("This cell is Meaningless");
}
cellOrdinal
- ordinal to identify the cell for which you need info.
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public java.lang.String getFormattedValue(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
This value will be fetched & returned only if you have set
an option to fetch formatted cell values while querying.
In other words, make sure to do this:
IEssOpMdxQuery.setNeedFormattedCellValue(true)
to fetch this.
In case of Smartlist type of cell, it returns the text based cell value.
In case of Date type of cell, it returns the formatted date value.
If the cell has a format string defined, then, it returns the formatted text value for this cell.
cellOrdinal
- Ordinal of the cell to check for missing value.
null
.
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public java.lang.String getFormatString(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
This method is provided to clients as an optional so that, if required, they can format the numeric cell value using this format string.
This value will be fetched & returned only if you have set
an option to fetch format strings while querying.
In other words, make sure to do this:
IEssOpMdxQuery.setNeedFormatString(true)
to fetch this.
cellOrdinal
- Ordinal of the cell to get Format String
null
.
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public java.lang.String getSmartListName(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
cellOrdinal
is of Smartlist type of cell.
This value will be fetched & returned only if you have set
an option to fetch smartlist name while querying.
In other words, make sure to do this:
IEssOpMdxQuery.setNeedSmartlistName(true)
to fetch this.
cellOrdinal
- Ordinal of the cell to get Smartlist name.
null
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public boolean isMissingCell(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
cellOrdinal
- Ordinal of the cell to check for missing value.
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public boolean isNoAccessCell(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
cellOrdinal
- Ordinal of the cell to check for NoAccess.
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public boolean isDynamicCalcCell(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
cellOrdinal
- Ordinal of the cell to check for DynCalc.
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public boolean isReadOnlyCell(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
cellOrdinal
- Ordinal of the cell to check for ReadOnly.
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public boolean isCalcedMemberCell(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
cellOrdinal
- Ordinal of the cell to check for CalcedMember.
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public boolean isLinkedCell(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
cellOrdinal
- Ordinal of the cell to check for linked objects.
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public boolean isMeaninglessCell(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
IEssOpMdxQuery.setNeedMeaninglessCells(boolean)
method.
cellOrdinal
- Ordinal of the cell to check for linked objects.
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.IEssOpMdxQuery.setNeedMeaninglessCells(boolean)
public boolean isDrillThrough(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
cellOrdinal
- Ordinal of the cell to check for drill through.
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- If an error occurs.public IEssIterator getLinkedObjects(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
com.essbase.api.base.EssException
- if an error occurs.public boolean isURLDrillThrough(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
IEssOpMdxQuery.setNeedMeaninglessCells(boolean)
.
cellOrdinal
- Ordinal of the cell to check for URL drill through.
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- if an error occurs.public java.lang.String[] getURLDrillThrough(int cellOrdinal) throws com.essbase.api.base.EssException
cellOrdinal
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I recently read a blogpost about compile-time string-hashes and constexpr and I’m still not convinced and see no real reason to leave my old and true friend the script :)
So first of lets look at the problem we want to solve. We want a way to do things like this and not pay the runtime cost ( and in this case just compile! ).
void my_func( uint32_t val )
{
switch( val )
{
case HashOfString("some_string"):
do_some_stuff();
break;
case HashOfString("some_other_string"):
do_some_other_stuff();
break;
}
}
Simple enough. What seems to come up over and over again is ways of doing this with the compiler compile-time and now recently just marking HashOfString
as constexpr
and “trust the compiler”.
The solution I usually fall back to is to just have a text-file where each line is hashed with a custom script and written to a .h file with values such as:
my_hashes.hash
some string
some other string
my_hashes.hash.h
#pragma once
#define HASH_some_string 0xABCD0123 // hash of "some_string"
#define HASH_some_other_string 0x0123ABCD // hash of "some_other_string"
usage in code
#include "my_hashes.hash.h"
void my_func( uint32_t val )
{
switch( val )
{
case HASH_some_string:
do_some_stuff();
break;
case HASH_some_other_string:
do_some_other_stuff();
break;
}
}
With a resonable buildsystem in place this can be automated and never be in your way. I have it setup to collect all <filename>.hash
-files and output <filename>.hash.h
.
So lets compare the different solutions and see why I prefer the one I do by just listing my perceived pros/cons.
The biggest pro for using the c++-compiler itself for this is to not need a custom buildstep for the hashes and that is a really fair point. No need to setup a buildsystem or manually generate the headers can really be an important point in some cases, especially when distributing code to others. Also having the hashed string where it is used is by some considered a pro, for me it is a + but a small one. But that is about where the pros stop i.m.h.o.
On the cons list I think the biggest 2 are that I have to trust the compiler to do the right thing and paying the cost for generating this each time I compile my code.
Let’s start of with the first one, trusting the compiler. Sure, compilers are smart etc but are we sure that the compiler will optimize a HashOfString("some_string)
to a constant? If it does
with your current compiler, will it with another compiler? What happens when a new version of your compiler is released?
With the simple “generate a .h”-file I am quite sure that it will evaluate to a constant and I will not have to think about it.
The other issue with compile-time hashes in pure c++ is why pay for something all the time when you can pay for it once? I.e. if I put code in a .cpp to generate a hash by the compiler it will cost time each time I compile that file. When generating a header I pay for it once, when I change the text-file with the strings to hash.
We also have some other pros that are not as big, but I might just as well list them here for completeness:
- easier to find the actual value of the hash. When generating a header you just look in the header, when doing it with the compiler… it gets harder!
- you have control over how the header is generated, you want to add registering of hash-value -> string? just add it!
So what do you think, what pros have I missed on hashing with the c++-compiler? Why am I wrong?


The biggest problem with "Isn't She Great," an otherwise entertaining glimpse into the world of author Jacqueline Susann, is that Paul Rudnick's screenplay omits some of the best bits about its subject.
For instance, in 1963 Susann published "Every Night, Josephine," a book about the adventures of her poodle in Manhattan (both owner and pet frequently went out on the town in matching outfits, to give you some idea of where Jackie's head was at). During Susann's tour to promote "Josephine," President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, plunging the country into a week of chaos and mourning. But not Jackie: She fumed to her friends about how unfair it was that the Kennedy family was getting all kinds of media coverage. After all, they'd only experienced a death in the family; she had a book to sell.
There's another story about how Susann became obsessed with the ancient Egyptian symbol of the ankh while on the road to promote her novel "The Love Machine." She insisted on passing out silver and gold ankhs to almost everyone she met, including the people in her publishing house, all of whom accepted the gifts and thanked her for her generosity. It wasn't until later that the recipients learned Susann had billed all those pricey charms on her expense account and had been buying the publishers presents with their own money.
That kind of behind-the-scenes dirt is conspicuously absent from "Isn't She Great," which gives its heroine all the rough edges of a throw pillow, but manages to be frequently funny nevertheless. Impersonating the queen of the pantsuits is Bette Midler, who has Susann's chutzpah and charm, if not her strikingly offbeat looks. Nathan Lane plays Irving Mansfield, Susann's devoted husband and partner in crime.
When it comes to the facts about Susann's life, Rudnick's screenplay couldn't care less, and perhaps that's how it should be: Certainly Susann would never have had a problem with twisting and tweaking the truth if it made for a better story. She would, however, almost certainly have trimmed the movie's slightly sticky sequences about Irving and Jackie's autistic son and Jackie's battle with cancer. Susann couldn't write sentiment convincingly and neither can Rudnick.
Most of "Great" centers on the creation and promotion of Susan's most enduring work, "Valley of the Dolls," a tawdry tale of three young women who ricochet from bed to bed and coast to coast in between bouts of alcoholism, pill-popping and cosmetic surgery. Although Susann's prose could best be described as overripe ("Come here, you beautiful golden wench!" her hero Lyon Burke cries just before bedding the virginal Anne in the book), "Dolls" was a mind-bogglingly huge success upon its publication in 1966 because of Susann's skills as both a storyteller and a provocateur. The heroines of her novel indulged in malicious backstabbing, performed unspeakable sexual acts, destroyed their bodies and slept around in the hopes of scoring fur coats or wedding rings. It may have been "chocolate-covered trash," as one character in "Great" calls it, but millions upon millions of readers gleefully ate it up.
But writing was only part of what Jacqueline Susann was all about. She never forgot her real product was herself. From the mid-1960s until her death in 1974, Susann was a staple on TV talk shows, always bedecked in a flashy frock and equipped with a few choice wisecracks. Mansfield, a successful producer and press agent who eventually gave up his own career to coordinate hers, was her one-man pep squad, constantly urging her on.
Midler and Lane both seem to have quite a bit of fun as these larger than life lovers, as do Stockard Channing as Flo, Jackie's gin-guzzling confidante (on the subject of authors, she says, "You think about Hemingway and Dickens and, well, I'm sure there are others") and John Cleese in an all too brief appearance as the so-hip-it-hurts publisher who takes a chance on "Dolls." The production design team has done a groovy job of recreating the Age of Aquarius, particularly Julie Weiss' suitably loud and showy costumes, and the whipped creamy Burt Bacharach score, featuring blissful voices murmuring over the melodies and the ageless Dionne Warwick delivering the theme song, will make you feel as if 1966 never really ended. James Sanford
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