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A more easy and advance implementation for storing image in mysqli. As I found so less for storing image in database with mysqli so I made my own script. Try it here


A choir on ice and a clay hippo: Wednesday's best photos
by Natasha Rees-BloorThe Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
Kathmandu, Nepal
Buddhist monks holding metal alms pots march through an alley near Durbar Square
Photograph: Prakash Mathema/AFP/Getty Images
Guangxi, China
New recruits of the armed police at a swearing-in ceremony
Photograph: Costfoto/Barcroft Media
Winchester, UK
Choristers take to the ice before the public opening of a rink at the city’s cathedral
Photograph: David Hartley/Rex/Shutterstock
Harare, Zimbabwe
A policeman tackles a woman with his boot as police disperse a crowd outside an opposition party’s headquarters
Photograph: Jekesai Njikizana/AFP/Getty Images
Tehran, Iran
Mourners at a funeral for two security officers who died during protests over petrol price hikes
Photograph: Fatemeh Bahrami/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
Baghdad, Iraq
Anti-government protesters after spending the night sleeping on the streets
Photograph: Murtadha Sudani/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
Gateshead, UK
Three-year-old Nina Condon looks at Hope Hippo, a clay sculpture that is part of an exhibition at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art
Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA
Bangkok, Thailand
A man in a Pope Francis costume walks inside the grounds of St Louis church before the pope’s arrival. See more pictures of the papal visit here
Photograph: Diego Azubel/EPA
Cambridge, UK
The Liberal Democrat leader, Jo Swinson, visits Trumpington Park primary school
Photograph: Hannah McKay/Reuters
London, UK
The Palm House at Kew Gardens is illuminated during a preview of the Christmas at Kew event
Photograph: Jim Dyson/Getty Images
Hong Kong
Medics carry a man past debris at Polytechnic University
Photograph: Ng Han Guan/AP
New Delhi, India
Security personnel detain an Indian Youth Congress (IYC) activist during a protest
Photograph: Harish Tyagi/EPA
Newton Aycliffe, UK
Boris Johnson visits a washing machine manufacturer during election campaigning in County Durham
Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PA
London, UK
An immersive jellyfish installation by Rimini Protokoll at the Royal Academy of Arts
Photograph: Hollie Adams/Getty Images


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Answer
Dialogue 1
Purchasing a property
Trainer: Lou
Briefing: Ms. Li is seeking advice from Ms. Jones, a representative from a company that builds and sells real estate properties about purchasing an apartment in Melbourne.
J: Welcome Ms. Li, please take a seat. My name is Anne Jones. I understand that you are interested in purchasing investment properties in Melbourne. How can I help you today?
（欢迎你，李女士，请坐。我是安琼斯，我知道您想在墨尔本购买投资房。请问今天我们能为你做些什么？）
L：是的，我儿子现在在这里的一所大学上学，他现在租了一间市中心的公寓，每月房租很贵，所以我想买一套公寓给他住，同时也能作为投资房。
(Yes, my son is studying in a university here. He is renting an apartment in the city and paying quite a high rent every month. I am considering buying an apartment for him to live in and also as an investment property.)
J: You can expect an excellent return if you buy the right apartment in the right location, and that’s why we are here to help you. We’ve been in real estate for over three decades, and we use leading builders to ensure quality right from the start of construction.
（如果你在对的位置买了对的房子，那回报是很高的，所以我们今天就是在这方面帮你。我们公司做房地产这块已经有三十多年了，我们聘请领先的建筑商，从而从一开始就能保证质量。）
L：我也知道地段很重要，我想买离市中心近的，这样我儿子上学比较方便，租出去也容易。我想这样的公寓增值应该也会比较快吧。你有没有这样的房子？
(I am also aware of the importance of location. I am going for/after/prefer places close to the city so that it’s easier for my son to go to the university as well as for the apartment to be leased. I guess apartments like this will increase in their value more quickly. Do you have properties like this?)
J: We have apartments in some of Melbourne’s finest inner suburbs that have seen big price increases in the recent years. There’s a trend towards living near the city or right in the city. I can’t see this changing in the next few years.
（我们在墨尔本市区最好的几个区有公寓，这些区域近几年房价都涨得厉害。现在人们都渐渐喜欢住在市中心附近或市中心里面。近几年内这应该不会变。）
L：那些区离我儿子的大学近吗？这是我考虑的首要因素，我们中国人买房讲究“学区房”，这样以后就会源源不断的有学生来租。
(Are those suburbs close to my son’s university? This is the top factor that I consider. / This is what I consider primarily. We Chinese prefer properties close to schools or universities./ When we Chinese buy houses or apartments, we need to see whether it is close to schools or universities, so that there will always be students to rent it.)
J: Yes I understand what you are saying Ms. Li, we have a similar idea in Australia called “school zones”, but it’s for public primary or secondary schools that enroll students living within a certain distance. As for university, our company is just starting to build a project near your son’s university which is targeted at the student market.
(我明白你的意思，李女士。我们澳洲也有类似的说法，叫“学区”，不过这是指公立中小学接收一定距离范围内的学生。如果是大学的话，我们公司正好要在你儿子的大学附近建一个新楼盘，就是针对学生市场的。)
L：这听上去倒是不错。不过，我也听说针对学生的房子也有一定风险，万一澳洲的留学生减少了，我这房子是不是就租不出去了？而且要卖掉就更难了。
(That sounds good, but I have also heard that there can be risks in/for properties…/apartments aimed at the student market can also be a risky investment. In case the number of international/overseas students decreases in Australia, will it be hard to lease my place? It may be even harder to sell it.)
J: If you would like somewhere that can suit a bigger group, we also have some apartments that are completed and on the market. They are a lot more spacious, but the only thing is that they are already completed. If you buy off the plan before they are built, you won’t need to pay the stamp duty that is a state government tax.
（如果你要能住下更多人的房子，我们也有一些已经造好的公寓，现在已经开始销售了。这些公寓要大很多，不过只有一个问题，这房子已经造好了。你要是在开始造之前买期房，那就不用付印花税了，就是交给州政府的一种税。）
L：哦，我们在国内也要付印花税的，请问在这里印花税大概是多少？我得算一下房租贵还是印花税贵。
(Oh, we also have to pay stamp duty in China. How much stamp duty do I pay?/What’s the approximate amount of stamp duty here? I need to see if the rent is higher or the stamp duty./if A is higher than B)
J: It’s usually thousands of dollars, between 7 and 30 thousand, depending on the actual property you purchase. As far as I know, Victoria is the only state offering stamp duty exemption to purchasers who buy off the plan.
（一般是几千澳元，从七千到三万不等，视具体的房屋而定。据我所知，维多利亚州是唯一一个买期房可以免除印花税的州。）
L：哦，我知道了。那我考虑一下。你能给我介绍几处合适的房产吗？我想先去看看房。
(Ok, I see. I’ll think about it. Could you please recommend a few suitable/appropriate places? I’d like to have an inspection/look first.)


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Longhouse
A user presence service.
Prerequisites
- nvm
- Redis v3.0.2
Install
# Assumes Redis is already running locally on port 6379
git clone git@github.com:usecanvas/longhouse.git
cd longhouse
nvm install
nvm use
npm run bootstrap
npm run dev
Use
Longhouse tracks user presence as soon as they connect. To connect to space in Longhouse, open a WebSocket connection to a URL like:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>After joining, the client will quickly receive a message with the current clients connected to the space:
{
"id": "123",
"clients": [
{ "id": "123", "identity"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"spaceID": "space_uuid", "joinedAt": "2015-06-05T21:09:26.480Z" },
{ "id": "456", "identity"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"spaceID": "space_uuid", "joinedAt": "2015-06-05T21:09:28.493Z" }
]
}
Reconnecting
In the event of a disconnection by Longhouse, a client can attempt to reconnect with a former "id". This ensures that as long as their old presence lease has not expired, they will not appear to have left and re-joined the room.
This is useful in handling sudden process restarts.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Actions
ping
Sending this action will renew the client's presence lease.
This is currently the only action that should be sent to Longhouse. It needs to
be sent less frequently than the value of $PRESENCE_TTL
(in milliseconds).
{"action": "ping"}
Remote Events
When relevant events happen on remote clients, Longhouse will send a message to each client connected to the space where the event occurred.
remote join
A client has joined the space.
{
"event": "remote join",
"client": { "id": "456", "identity"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"spaceID": "space_uuid", "joinedAt": "2015-06-05T21:09:28.493Z" }
}
remote leave
A client has left the space (either by expiration or closing their connection).
{
"event": "remote leave",
"client": { "id": "456", "identity"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"spaceID": "space_uuid", "joinedAt": "2015-06-05T21:09:28.493Z" }
}
Configuration (environvment variables)
$PRESENCE_TTL
The time (in ms) after which client presence will automatically expire$REDIS_URL
The URL to a Redis server that supports keyspace notifications$REDISCLOUD_URL
A URL pointing to a RedisCloud server that will override$REDIS_URL
if it exists
Errors
When an error occurs that is relevant to the client, an error message will be sent in this format:
{ "error": "Error message" }
An error may or may not result in Longhouse terminating the socket connection.
How does it work?
Longhouse is extremely simple. When a user joins, it sets a key in Redis with
the format longhouse/spaces/${spaceID}/${clientUUID}/${userIdentity}/${joinedAt}
with a
value of the user identity.
These keys have a default expire time of 60 seconds.
In order to determine who is present in a given space, Longhouse just gets every
key that matches the pattern longhouse/spaces/${spaceID}.*
. The user identity
for each present user is in the key itself, and the values are only used for
testing purposes.
Testing
The unit tests can be run with npm test
. A Redis server must be running, but
be aware that the tests will call FLUSHDB after every test.
Another useful tool for testing is wscat
:
npm i -g wscat
Then, one can connect to Longhouse using wscat once they've started the server:
# Terminal 1
wscat -c<EMAIL_ADDRESS>>
< {"clients": [
{ "id": "123", "identity"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"spaceID": "space-id", "joinedAt": "2015-06-05T21:09:26.480Z" }
]
# Terminal 2
wscat -c<EMAIL_ADDRESS>>
< {"clients": [
{ "id": "123", "identity"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"spaceID": "space-id", "joinedAt": "2015-06-05T21:09:26.480Z" },
{ "id": "456", "identity"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"spaceID": "space-id", "joinedAt": "2015-06-05T21:09:28.493Z" }
]


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The large area at the top of the demo. You might consider making this expand to fill the viewport height, but we have left that option open for you.
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Networks are everywhere¶
An informal definition of Network¶
Anything that is connected can be modeled as a network.
Real-life social networks
Online social networks
Note
Often what comes to our minds about networks are social networks. However, in reality, the application of networks can be broader!
What about other non-human living things?
Protein-protein interaction networks
Ecological Network
Non-living things can be modeled as networks as well:
Economic Networks
Trade Networks
Transportation Networks
Citation Networks
Abstract things can be modeled as network too:
Keyword Networks
Semantic Networks
Emoji Network
What are some examples of networks being used in policing research?
Crime Networks
Social transmission of police misconduct
…
What else can you think of?


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Tender, flavorful meatballs, made with spicy Italian sausage and just a few other basic ingredients. Easy to whip up for a weeknight, and nice enough for Sunday dinner. If you're anything like me, Italian sausage meatballs might sound a little weird. At least that's what I thought when the idea came to me. My son really wanted meatballs to go with our spaghetti but I didn't have any of my homemade meatballs left in the freezer, and no ground...anything...except sausage. Now, while I may not be the first person to come up with this idea, I'm claiming it as a
Source: Italian Sausage Meatballs


Getting Started with Oxide
History
Oxide is a utility library providing some helpful APIs that I've come across over the years.
Its original inspiration was me playing with Rust's option types and result types.
The "smart" parsing code came later, as an exploration in faking
trait-like behavior; its initial implementation lacks trait-like behavior due to
Oxide targeting netstandard1.3
, which lacked significant chunks of the
Reflection APIs needed to search for Parse
/TryParse
implementations. Oxide
1.0 introduced this behavior for the first time, as part of retargeting
everything to netstandard2.0
.
The object & enumerable extensions came later, via suggestions from my friend Ed for the Kotlin-inspired extensions, and APIs I've implemented over-and-over in projects for the rest.
Installation
Oxide is distributed via NuGet. The core package is available at http://nuget.org/packages/Oxide, and the HTTP extensions are at https://nuget.org/packages/Oxide.Http. It's a pure .NET Standard 2.0 assembly, which means it should be usable everywhere—likely, Unity is supported as well, but is not tested.
Getting Started
Check out the other conceptual documentation pages for high-level descriptions of concepts, and check out the samples for actual usage examples, covering all of the various provided APIs.


Doing a lot of work in Server Architecture, some in App Production, and also SEO, as well as the usual Web Development, even tempted myself again with some 3D Modeling the other day. Please drop me a line regarding any development inquires.
I have over 10 years of professional experience in software engineering and application development. I really enjoy programming interactive plan scenario calculators and simulators; CMSes, static sites, and projects for print are also a joy to work on.
The watering times of Redding, CA- during our last "drought".


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Registered Traveller prototypes
Under 18's prototypes
- Registered Traveller under 18's v1 (based on adult journey)
- Registered Traveller under 18's v2 (one thing per page)
- Registered Traveller under 18's v3 (start from email)
- Registered Traveller under 18's v4 (start from email - revised visa/travel purpose questions)
Renewals and updates prototype
- Renewals and updates iteration 3 (adult journey. Still in progress)
Combined prototypes
Combined prototypes using v6.1 of the Prototype kit
- Under 18's, Renewals and updates and new start pages (external link)


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Most of these pre term pregnancies occur in African American or Latin American women from low income groups. Our client, a health insurance company, was planning a pilot in this space to reduce preterm deliveries among vulnerable populations, & had asked us to conduct a research study to gauge the effectiveness of the proposed intervention.
I worked with the rest of the team to plan and conduct the research, and analyze the results to
generate insights and opportunity areas. I also contributed to secondary research, recruiting and
interviewing subject-matter experts, and presenting our findings to our clients.
My core responsibilities were to design the remote research experience, implement it, support the
participants during the study, and provide our team with the data received
during it.
This study occured in February 2020, right before the Covid-19 pandemic hit the world, and
learnings from this project helped during numerous design research projects that I have been
part of after this one.
I am unable to share findings of this study due to non-disclosure agreements I am required to comply with, and would instead prefer to take this opportunity to tell you about the remote research methods we had to use for participants who lived in Virginia and Texas. For the remote research piece, we experimented with various tools which were available on the internet to conduct research, while ensuring participant comfort with technology.
After conducting secondary research and interviewing subject matter experts and client-side stakeholders, we contracted a recruiting agency to search for research participants- women from a range of socio-economic backgrounds who were either predisposed towards pre-term labour, or had medical history of a premature delivery. Our research participant sample set was spread across three different states in the United States- Illinois, Texas, and Virginia, to accommodate states with historically higher rates of pre-term labour and related complications.
Our goal was to understand the daily lives of the participants- their schedules,
habits, family life, medical history, healthcare related experiences, things which made them feel
empowered, and barriers or challenges towards taking care of themselves. To understand the frequency
of their habits and actions, we decided to use an activity based card sort to accompany a
semi-structured in-person interview for the research participants in Illinois.
It wasn't possible for us to travel to the participants' locations in Texas and Virginia due to
budget and timeline constraints, but we still needed a comprehensive understanding of their health
actions, habits and lives.
The question in front of us was- how do we get in-depth, high quality information from
people we couldn't meet?
We decided to try remote interviews with an online whiteboard based card sort, with a
digital diary study, and a form based survey to cover any more questions we may have
towards the end of the study.
The first thing we tried was using online whiteboards like Miro and Mural for the card sort. Here's an example we built on Miro (left) and tested out on the android app (right).
What we realised was that using the mobile app for this exercise was vexing due to the small screen
size
of mobile phones. Additionally, most participants did not have laptops or personal computers,
and
would have needed to install the respective whiteboard app on their phones to participate in the
study-
something our recruiter told us the participants were not comfortable doing. We also tried to
conduct the phone interviews amongst ourselves while parallely using the whiteboard app, and
observed
technical glitches like dropped calls and frozen screens especially on budget devices.
The next option was to explore different form builders and convert the card sort activity into a
drop-down based question. This would be the simplest way to implement the card sort, and we would
ask them about their form responses in an interview towards the end of the study.
For this exercise, we explored Google Forms, Typeform, and Zoho Forms.
After testing different types of questions and comparing the user interface of the forms on mobile devices, we found that Typeform suited our needs and provided a seamless experience for the research participants. Here's an example of the card sort that we created for the final exercise.
For creating the diary study, we took a look at note-taking tools like Notes, Evernote, and Google Keep, of which we found Evernote's templates to be most suited to our needs. Some of our participants were also already using the Evernote app for their personal use, which we saw as a positive.
However, Evernote did not allow us to share notebooks with other users. Also since we learnt from
the recruiter that some participants were not comfortable installing new apps on their devices,
we started exploring alternatives that were already available on our participants' devices, like
texting.
The research app Indeemo was also seen as an option when we were testing Evernote, but since it too
required that users install a new app, we did not explore it further.
We decided to create a diary experience using text messaging, where we gave the research
participants daily prompts, and asked them to respond with photos and descriptions. On the research
team's side, we masked my phone number using a Google Voice number, and received the
participants' text messages and images directly on our computers. This streamlined the process of
downloading the images and organizing the responses. It also made it much faster to
share the responses with the rest of the research team.
The remote research study was planned for a total of 3 days, during which we asked them to
The questions were updated daily on a Google Sites webpage that we used as a bulletin board for
participants to come to every day and get
links and prompts for the day's exercises and survey.
The final set of tools we used for this remote research project were:
The research exercise was a success, and we received a lot of high quality data from both online and
offline parts of the study. Our clients appreciated the amount of effort and attention to
detail we
had put in, especially for the online remote studies.
We presented insights from the study and opportunity areas for future interventions in this space
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ripl
- Ruby Interactive Print Loop - A light, modular alternative to irb
ripl [COMMAND] [ARGS] [-r|--require] [-I] [-f] [-d] [-h|--help] [-v|--version]
ripl is a light, modular alternative to irb. Like irb, it loads ~/.irbrc, has autocompletion and keeps history in ~/.irb_history. Unlike irb, it is highly customizable via plugins and supports commands. This customizability makes it easy to build custom shells (i.e. for a gem or application) and complex shells (i.e. for the web).
When first trying ripl, you may experience errors in your ~/.irbrc due to an irb-specific configuration. In order to have ripl and irb coexist peacefully, you should silence these errors. To silence them without touching your ~/.irbrc, install the ripl-irb gem. This ripl plugin fakes irb's existence and points to ripl equivalents for your irb configurations. Otherwise, if you don't mind modifying ~/.irbrc, wrap your irb-specific configuration in a block as follow:
if defined? IRB
IRB.conf[:BLAH] = 'blah'
# ...
end
All ripl shells load the ruby file ~/.riplrc if it exists. In this file, plugins are required and configuration options are set. To configure ripl and its plugins, use Ripl.config. By default, Ripl.config is a hash with the following keys:
:binding
Binding to use for eval(). Default is TOPLEVEL_BINDING.
:completion
A hash that configures completion via Bond.start. See bond for more details.
:history
A file used to store input history. Default is '~/.irb_history'.
:irbrc
A ruby file to load at startup or false to not load anything. Default is '~/.irbrc'.
:name
Name of the shell. Default is 'ripl'.
:prompt
A string or lambda to generate string that prompts user for input. Default is '>> '.
:readline
A boolean or string to enable Readline. Default is true. If a string, requires the readline-like library.
:result_prompt
A string that prefixes the result of an eval. Default is '=> '.
Plugins can optionally provide their own config key(s) for use here. It is strongly recommended that a plugin start with an underscored version of its name i.e. Ripl::ColorError -> Ripl.config[:color_error].
An example ~/.riplrc:
require 'ripl/multi_line'
require 'ripl/color_error'
Ripl.config[:color_error] = :blue
A ripl plugin is a module that is included into Ripl::Shell or extended into Ripl::Runner. Being
simply modules, they can be packaged as gems and reused across shells as needed. ripl highly
encourages plugins by loading them as early as possible and allowing them to extend most of ripl's
functionality. As mentioned in the CONFIGURATION
section, a plugin can be configured via
Ripl.config.
To always use a plugin, require it in ~/.riplrc. To sometimes use it, require it from the commandline:
$ ripl -rripl/multi_line
Plugins can also be required in the console but it is not recommended since plugins can depend on initialization that occurs before the console is started. For this same reason, plugins should not be required in ~/.irbrc.
For an example shell plugin, let's color error messages red:
require 'ripl'
# To try place in ~/.riplrc
module Ripl
module RedError
def format_error(error)
"\e[31m#{super}\e[m"
end
end
end
Ripl::Shell.include Ripl::RedError
Note this plugin extends format_error() by invoking the original format_error() with super. To see what methods are available for extension, see Ripl::Shell::API and Ripl::Runner::API.
Points to consider when creating plugins:
When adding functionality to a method, make sure to call super
to preserve existing functionality.
When replacing functionality for a method, make sure the method's expectations are met i.e.
setting a specific instance variable or calling certain methods. Failure to do so can break
ripl
for you and anyone else who uses your plugin!
Plugins can setup and teardown anything around a shell by extending Shell#before_loop and Shell#after_loop:
module Ripl::MyPlugin
# When requiring a plugin within ripl, this callback isn't called
def before_loop
super
# Open file, open connection ...
end
def after_loop
super
# Write to file, close a connection ...
end
end
To add configuration for a plugin, add a key to Ripl.config that matches the underscored version of the plugin name i.e. Ripl::RedError -> Ripl.config[:red_error]. To set a default config value, just set it after including the plugin into Ripl::Shell.
To add console commands for a plugin, make them methods in a module and include the module into Ripl::Commands. For example:
module Ripl::SuperHistory
# plugin hooks into history
# then defines command
module Commands
def history
# ...
end
end
end
Ripl::Commands.include Ripl::SuperHistory::Commands
>> history # use command in ripl
To define custom autocompletion for a plugin and its commands, create a completion file in lib/ripl/completions/plugin_name i.e. ripl-super_history plugin -> lib/ripl/completions/super_history.rb. The syntax of this file is explained in bond's docs. To autocomplete a console command, define a :method completion. For an example plugin that uses this, see ripl-commands.
For plugins with console commands, commands aren't immediately recognized if the plugin is required within ripl. To fix this: Ripl.shell.add_commands(self).
A plugin should not have Ripl.shell in the top-level i.e. touch Ripl.shell when it's required. Doing this can make commandline options buggy.
For more examples of plugins, see gems I've made that start with 'ripl-'.
Creating and starting a custom shell is as simple as:
require 'ripl'
# Define plugins, load files, etc...
Ripl.start
Ripl.start takes the same config keys mentioned in the CONFIGURATION
section. For example if you wanted to
start on a specific binding:
Ripl.start :binding => MyClass.instance_eval{ binding }
Also, since all shells load ~/.riplrc, Ripl.start can be used to override undesirable global configuration for a custom shell.
A ripl command is a command passed to ripl that loads a custom shell. It's a convenient way to package and invoke custom shells. A ripl command can take standard ripl options as long as they are before the command:
# Load rails console without ~/.irbrc
$ ripl rails -f
# Load rails console with debugger
$ ripl rails -rrdebug
To create a ripl command, create an executable in the format ripl-command and make sure it's in your shell's $PATH. For example, the file 'ripl-my_gem' would be invoked with 'ripl my_gem'. A ripl command can take arguments, local options and global options (i.e. -f). To avoid conflicts between local and global options, local options must be parsed and deleted by the command before Ripl.start is invoked. For example commands, see ripl-rails and ripl-play.
Please report bugs at http://github.com/cldwalker/ripl/issues.
ripl
is Copyright (C) 2010 Gabriel Horner
http://github.com/cldwalker/ripl, http://github.com/cldwalker/bond, http://github.com/cldwalker/nirvana, http://github.com/cldwalker/ripl-irb, http://github.com/cldwalker/ripl-rails, http://github.com/janlelis/multi_line


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Archie McPhee digs deep into their weird product archives
by Rusty Blazenhoff"Who bought this? Who wanted this?"
Seattle-based novelty company Archie McPhee is bringing out the weird with a new web series that is reminiscent of the low-budget cable shows of yore, and I mean that in the best way possible. The Archie McPhee Archives with Mr. Q premiere starts with a guy in a leopard-print fez and a black sweatshirt emblazoned with a big white question mark ("Mr. Q") digging through cryptically-marked banker boxes in the company's warehouse. We're then shown each of the bizarro items he chose, one by one. Of course, he saves the best for last. Two words: Mutant. Farm.
As someone who has toured that very warehouse and has dreamt about rifling around in each one of those boxes, I really appreciate this new show. Can't wait to see what they showcase next.
The series was inspired by the items they share in their "too weird" for their "main [Instagram] account," Cult of Bibo. Here's a taste:
Long live, Archie McPhee!


Dilan Perera to officiate Iraq vs Iran World Cup Qualifier
by Mir Farhad Ali KhanTasnim – AMMAN, Hettikamkanamge Dilan Perera from Sri Lanka will officiate the match between Iraq and Iran in a 2022 World Cup qualifier.
Jordan’s referee Adham Makhadmeh had been originally chosen to officiate the match but the Iranian football federation protested the Asian Football Confederation’s decision since he is an Arab referee.
The Iraq and Iran match will be held at the Amman International Stadium in Amman, Jordan on November 14.
Hettikamkanamge Dilan Perera, 41, is a Sri Lankan professional football referee.
He has been a full international for FIFA since 2004. Perera has refereed some matches in AFC Champions League.


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Shen is a next generation functional programming language built on a RISC Lisp called Kl. Shen is specifically designed for a small footprint and extreme portability, but nevertheless features a comprehensively typed functional programming language with a compiler-compiler and a Prolog engine. Shen was first proposed at the European Symposium of Lisp in 2009 and appeared in 2011. Shen transitioned to BSD in 2015. The Shen guide is for people who already know functional programming and want to begin programming with Shen. We recommend you read the following.
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Personal summary
Researcher working on applied data science for social good.
Education
- Ph.D. Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA
- Ph.D. Institute for Systems and Robotics, Instituto Superior Tecnico, Lisbon, Portugal
- M.S. Engineering and Public Policy, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA
- M.S. Information Networking, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA
- B.S. (with University Honor) Computer & Software Engineering, Beihang University, Beijing, China
Technical
- Python, R, SQL, Java, Stata
- Cloud devops in AWS and Azure
Research experience
- 2017-now: Research Scientist, Nova School of Business and Economics, Lisbon, Portugal
- Working with José de Mello Saúde, the largest private healthcare provider in Portugal
- Built hybrid recommender system with implicit feedback data from patient consultation history
- Deploying model in production environment and designing randomized experiment to estimate the effect of recommendation on patient choices
- 2017-now: Technical Mentor, Data Science for Social Good Europe
- Supervised 15 data science fellows to work on 5 real-world projects with social impact provided by government and public organizations from Italy, Netherland and Portugal on healthcare, digital tourism, unemployment prediction
- Gave regular training sessions on data science and social science topics, such as programming, data analytics, causal inference
- Managed program-wise computing resources and DevOps environment in Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure, using Opsworks, RDS, EC2, S3, CloudWatch
- 2011-2017: Ph.D. Student, Carnegie Mellon University
- Designed and performed randomized controlled experiment in a physical bookstore to estimate the effects of search costs on consumer search and purchase behavior
- Implemented vision-understanding techniques to capture shopping behavior automatically using 3D camera
- Studied role of peer influence in subscriber churn and smartphone adoption using a large-scale mobile phone dataset
Publications
- Qiwei Han, Daegon Cho, Characterizing the Technological Evolution of Smartphones: Insights from Performance Benchmarks, 18th International Conference on Electronic Commerce (ICEC), Suwon, Korea, August 2016.
- Qiwei Han, Social Influence Analysis using Mobile Phone Dataset, 17th IEEE International Conference on Mobile Data Management (MDM), Porto, Portugal, June 2016.
- Qiwei Han, Pedro Ferreira, Jõao Paulo Costeira, Asymmetric Peer Influence in Smartphone Adoption in A Large Mobile Network, 14th International Conference on Mobile Business (ICMB) (co-located with ICIS), Fort Worth TX, December 2015.
- Qiwei Han, Pedro Ferreira, Role of Peer Influence in Churn in Wireless Networks, 7th International Conference on Social Computing (SocialCom), Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, August 2014. (Acceptance rate: 16.7%, Best Paper Award)
Selected presentations
- Qiwei Han, Inigo Martinez de Rituerto de Troya, Mengxin Ji, Manas Gaur, Leid Zejnilovic, A Collaborative Filtering Recommender System in Primary Care: Towards a Trusting Patient-Doctor Relationship, The Sixth IEEE International Conference on Healthcare Informatics (ICHI), New York NY, June 2018.
- Qiwei Han, Leid Zejnilovic, Pedro Pita Barros, Patient-doctor dyads and patients’ switching patterns: towards trusting relationship in primary care, 14th Symposium on Statistical Challenges in Electronic Commerce Research (SCECR), Netherland, June 2018.
- Qiwei Han, Leid Zejnilovic, Recommender Systems in Physical Retailing: Practices, Prospects and Policy Perspectives, The 3rd International Conference on Data for Policy, London UK, September 2017.
- Leid Zejnilovic, Qiwei Han, The challenges and benefits of automated mediation system: case study of healthcare management, The 3rd International Conference on Data for Policy, London UK, September 2017.
- Qiwei Han, Pedro Ferreira, Jõao Paulo Costeira, The Effect of Product Placement on Shopping Behavior at the Point of Purchase: Evidence from Randomized Experiment using Video Tracking in a Physical Bookstore, The Conference on Digital Experimentation (CODE), MIT Sloan School of Management, Cambridge MA, October 2016.
- Qiwei Han, Pedro Ferreira, Jõao Paulo Costeira, Asymmetric Role of Social Influence in Smartphone Adoption in A Large Mobile Network, 4th Conference on the Analysis of Mobile Phone Datasets (NetMob), MIT Media Lab, Cambridge MA, April 2015.
- Qiwei Han, Pedro Ferreira, Determinants of Subscriber Churn in Wireless Network, Role of Peer Influence, 3rd Conference on the Analysis of Mobile Phone Datasets (NetMob), MIT Media Lab, Cambridge MA, May 2013.
Consulting
- Sacoor Brothers, high-end Portuguese clothing company
Invited talks
- 2017: Accenture Tech Labs
- 2016: Huawei Technologies
Awards and supporting information
- AWS Cloud Credits for Research (DSSG-Europe Program), 2017-2018
- Microsoft Azure for Research Award (DSSG-Europe Program), 2017
- NSF Graduate Student Travel Grant, 2016
- CMU Provost’s Office Graduate Student Travel Grant, 2015
- CMU - Portugal Program Ph.D. Fellowship, 2010-2015
- Best Paper Award of 7th International Conference on Social Computing, 2014
- CMU Full Tuition Scholarship for Master’s Degree, 2007-2009
- Excellent University Graduate Award of Beihang University, 2007
Academic service
- International Conference on Information Systems (2017)
- Academy of Management Annual Meeting (2015-2017)
- International Conference on Electronic Commerce (2016)
- Electronic Commerce Research and Applications


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Retired. 2007 - 2012 Colorado Department of Transportation, Division of Transportation Development, GIS Specialist, - Completion of the State of Colorado Professional Development Center Supervisor Certificate Program. CDOT DTD representative to DRCOG Denver Regional Aerial Photography Project. 2006 – 2007. Contact One Inc., Boulder, CO. Emergency 911 GIS Analyst. 2002 – 2005. Harris Orkand Information Systems, Denver Federal Center, CO GIS Specialist as a consultant to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management National Science and Technology Center.
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As a CDOT employee I oversaw the removal and replacement of legacy CDOT program and regional software tools with enterprise wide centrally managed solutions. This involved traveling and meeting with a range of users to understand their business and reporting needs. I was from headquarters in Denver and had to gain their trust and overcome a resistance to change.
I believe being counted and represented is foundational for our democratic political system. The practical working of this system can be divisive and messy and requires a lot of effort. Colorado has the opportunity to demonstrate a modern, professional, and, transparent methodology for the decennial redistricting process. I would be honored to participate in the inaugural commission.
I am a lifelong unaffiliated voter.I can seek consensus by acting as a balance between contrasting opinions. Some of the commissioners may not have a cartographic background. I believe my experience with cartography, geographic analysis,, and teaching GIS software provides a good set of skills to communicate why the maps appear as they do. Creating agreement should be easier if we understand what we are looking at. I will listen to and respect a variety of opinions while understanding there may be concealed or overt intention. My fairness and impartiality derive from a sense of duty to the people and State of Colorado.
I am a trained data analyst and physical geographer. While employed at U.S. BLM NSTC and CDOT DTD I performed geospatial analysis in support of business and policy decision making. I am a 25+ year rock climber. A fundamental aspect of climbing is applying logic and reason to the challenges of route finding and physically ascending a cliff face. There is real and potential mortal danger involved. I am comfortable acquiring information, judging it, and acting upon my decisions while in a stressful situation.
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Shared collections with statewide lending of over 11 million items and core group-licensed e-resources.
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USMAI libraries participate in a highly integrated resource sharing network that provides the patrons of each member library unmediated access. Structured around USMAI’s shared integrated library system and established operating agreements, USMAI libraries’ patrons can walk into any library or request materials from any library online through discovery platforms using a single library account.
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Enabling core library operations.
USMAI member libraries share an Integrated Library System (ILS) that both enables other consortial programs and achieves efficiencies in each member library’s core operations. Since 2002, USMAI has used the Aleph ILS to enable consortium-wide discovery and resource sharing. Hosting a single, shared instance of Aleph allows for centralized systems support that relieves the burden of maintaining an ILS at each library. The net effect is reduced overhead for each member and an estimated cost avoidance of $3 million.
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Together, USMAI procures a suite of e-resource products that creates a core collection upon which our member libraries can build. Discounts range from 20-50% off the list price, resulting in competitively-priced resources that deliver value to our members’ patrons.
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Thirteen USMAI libraries have made long-term commitments to retain materials in a coordinated manner ensuring that important print resources remain available to patrons at USMAI libraries.
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The Maryland Shared Open Access Repository (MD-SOAR) is a shared digital repository platform available to all USMAI libraries and other external partners. All partners participated in the shared governance of the repository, including establishing best practices and policies. Within this broad framework, each library provides customized repository services and collections that meet local institutional needs.


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The Historical Construction of The Bibleamerican law and the bible's claim to divinityHaving been founded by immigrant Christians, the United States of America has always held a special sentimentality and even superstitious awe for the religion of its forefathers and for its sacred book, the Bible. Thus even in an era marked by open debate, cultural pluralism, and a worldview heavily infused by scientific reasoning and realities, many Americans still look to the Bible, not only for personal guidance but for the guidance of American society as a whole -- even to the point of believing U.S. laws (which affect Americans of all religious backgrounds) should be based upon Christian religious doctrine. Indeed, Christian Fundamentalists and certain other members of the religious right view themselves as engaged in a "culture war", in which they (the forces of Good) war with the forces of Satan who are trying to wrest American society away from traditional Christian beliefs.At the center of the conflict is the mythology of the Bible as the literal word of God, incapable of erring in any detail -- religious or historical. According to this mythology, we have only to read the Bible to know God's will for us. Our sexual conduct is clearly laid out for us.  In short, such religious hardliners ask that we turn off our own power of reason, blot out our own personal sensitivities, and blindly follow the Bible's instruction. Yet, even if one is a Christian willing to turn one's will and one's life over to the care of a higher power, and laying aside, for the moment, the thorny issue of interpreting the Bible's blue print for us (hardly a small matter), there still remains a fundamental flaw in this injunction: Is the text of the Bible truly inviolate? That is, is the Bible truly the direct word of God, uncorrupted by the prejudices and political ambitions of the countless individuals entrusted with its transcription, copying and recopying, translation and retranslation? To answer this question, let us take a look at the Bible's own history. Behind the mythology of a perfect and inviolate holy book, dictated by God to man via Moses and the Apostles and flawlessly handed down, untouched, throughout the centuries, let us consider the real evidence accumulated by historians and religious scholars. Historians accept the idea that the Bible is in fact a composite work -- that is, it is not the untouched work of a few men. In actuality it has been added to and subtracted from and otherwise altered over the many centuries of its construction. And while many religious scholars are quick to point out that that this is irrelevant, that nothing has ever been added or omitted that God himself did not cause to have so done, the fact remains that in our modern era this history of changes and omissions has led not to one version of the Bible, but to many. Which then is accurate? And how can we know that what we have now accurately reflects the original Gospel of Christ? To those raised within a particular Christian faith tradition (Lutheran, Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Pentecostal), the version of the Bible they grew up with, and the teachings that accompanied it are the one true Word of God. For hard-core Christian fundamentalists, only the Authorized King James Bible is accurate. Catholics meanwhile find the Authorized KJV unacceptable (as it, for one thing, downplays human free will). Meanwhile, Lutherans point out that both of these books contains texts that shouldn't even be in the Bible! And on it goes. As if all this weren't enough, many modern critics of the Bible reject it as old-fashioned or couched in the rhetoric and bias of centuries past. Hence the creation of the NIV Bible (New International Version), offering a completely new translation from Greek and Hebrew texts, eliminating the biases of the Middle Ages and harking back to the biases of millenia gone by. Amidst all this comes the question: is this enough? Can we assume that this new and improved Bible with its fresh and authoritative translations, its scholarly interpretations of antique idioms, is correct? Can we now turn to the NIV and say, "At last we have the truth"? Of course not. Certainly earlier mistranslations of the Bible's text over time have been a significant source of variation and error. And it is also an established fact that additional discrepancies were introduced through scribal error (remember that before the invention of the printing press, all manuscripts were copied by hand) as well as through linguistic error (that is, from not understanding the idioms, or turns of phrase, used in the original language. Intentional errors all crept in, due to the philosophical or political slant of the translators themselves. Such variances are significant. And in many cases, a fresh translation such as the NIV can certainly remove many of them. But what such a translation cannot repair revolves around a much greater problem -- the insertion and deletion of various texts. Certainly some simply fell prey to accident and decay. But others were deleted for political motives or intellectual prejudice. Some of these texts are once again available to us, but how many remain hidden away or lost to us entirely we may never know. Complicating matters is that in other cases, texts were retained and elevated to spiritual law, despite their questionable origins and their apparent conflict with the teachings of the Gospel. The result, inevitably, is that the Bible, as we know it today, hosts a rather confused, convoluted, and questionable message -- or body of messages. It is riddled with inconsistencies and incongruities. And yet, because of its long association with American society, and because many Americans today are still brought up to fear and love the Bible as the legitimate Word of God, the text of the Bible is still used to condemn anything that historical Christianity (for reasons often political rather than spiritual) also chose to condemn. Faced with those ever eager to nudge us backward to the good ole days (when one could freely use the Bible to justify persecution and repression), it is important therefore that we understand exactly where the Bible's mixed message came from, how it was accreted or created, and how modern individuals can evaluate conflicting claims of law and divine inspiration.
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The concept of One Last Song is fascinating, and I can see the potential for this book. The first issue deals with an American government who controls the mass media. Only by going underground do some media attempt to get the truth out there. Amanda Casey is one of the so called "rebels." She is a musician who tries to get a message across to her audience, a hidden message about the government wrapped in a love song.Check out the full review.


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Episode nine of the group of death
by BeSoccerIt is the penultimate matchday of group C, the group of death. Holland, Germany and Northern Ireland are still fighting for two places at Euro 2020.
The draw will be in just two weeks because the group phase will end in a few days. Two matchdays remain in this group and the first of them will be this Saturday.
Germany host Belarus while Holland travel to Northern Ireland. Estonia, the other team in the group, will sit out. The first three teams are fightng for two berths and that could well end up being decided on this matchday.
The Germans will be at the Euros with a draw as long as Holland win in Belfast. That will increase the gap between the Germans and the Northern Irish to four points, something the Northern Irish team would not be able to make up on the last day.
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- Possible 'Clasico' in the Spanish Supercup final
- Who has the most free-kicks goals: Messi or Cristiano?
Joachim Low's men must win to have it in their own hands on the last day. They could still qualify with two losses depending on what Holland do. The Dutch team are in the best position as they have Estonia at home in their final match.
Northern Ireland are in the toughest position as they have to face two direct rivals in three days. O'Neill's men have shown in the past they can do well though.
What looked like a straight forward group for Germany and Holland has not turned out that way.
The good news for all three sides is that whoever finishes outside the top two is guaranteed to have a second chance in the Nations League play-offs. Germany, Holland and Northern Ireland are all guaranteed at least play-off spot and Belarus will also be in the play-offs.


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The menu Symmetric (modern) contains the following commands, in order to encrypt or decrypt data:
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Family take man's corpse to insurance company to prove he's dead
A grieving family took their relative’s corpse in a body bag to the office of an insurance company which refused payout until he was proven dead.
Thandaza Mtshali and her aunt Ntombenhle Mhlongo were filmed carrying the body of relative, Sifiso Justice Mtshali, 45, into an office of African insurance company Old Mutual, in the province of KwaZulu-Natal, in South Africa.
The pair decided to take drastic measures more than a week after the company refused to pay out on a funeral policy claim of R30,000 (£1,700).
Mr Mtshali died from natural causes on November 7 but the family said their payout was delayed due to paperwork, meaning important funeral traditions could not be carried out.
The family said they were left ‘distraught and traumatised’ at having to resort to taking their relative’s corpse to the offices to prove his death because they couldn’t afford funeral costs.
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Ms Ntombenhle told News 24: ‘We are not rich people. We are poor and they were refusing to pay us. We are still so heartbroken. We had been trying for nine days to get it settled even though they at first told us it would only take 48 hours to sort out.
‘We kept going back but they kept stonewalling and we were angry, frustrated and just wanted to make sure we could properly prepare and bury him.
‘We thought if the documents do not give them enough answers then maybe the body will’.
She added that after being rejected numerous times, the family then made arrangements with mortuary staff and their funeral company to transport the body.
The video, which quickly went viral after being uploaded to social media on Tuesday, shows the women inside the office with a body bag on the floor, containing the corpse of Mr Mtshali.
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Eyewitnesses told local media how the pair had driven the body from the morgue and watched them carry it inside the building.
The women placed the blue body bag on the floor, before giving paperwork to staff, along with his ID and death certificate, local media reports.
It is understood that shortly after dropping the corpse off at an Old Mutual office, the company agreed to process and pay off the claim.
Ntombenhele continued: ‘When we did that they paid us immediately. They never said anything about any assessment after that’.
The family have now buried Mr Mtshali in their back garden at their family home in Madundube.
Old Mutual spokesperson Clarence Nethengwe told reporters the company regretted the situation and distress caused by the delay in the payout.
He added that the claim had first been lodged on November 11 and was sent for additional assessment before it was paid out to the family on November 15.
Responding to the Twitter video, Old Mutual called the incident ‘must unsettling’ and said they were ‘sympathetic towards the family during this difficult time’.
It said that 99 per cent of funeral expense claims are paid within eight hours of paperwork being received.
The company added: ‘Due to the sensitive nature of this matter we will continue engaging directly with the family’.
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From Wikipedia:
An L-system or Lindenmayer system is a parallel rewriting system and a type of formal grammar. An L-system consists of an alphabet of symbols that can be used to make strings, a collection of production rules that expand each symbol into some larger string of symbols, an initial "axiom" string from which to begin construction, and a mechanism for translating the generated strings into geometric structures. L-systems were introduced and developed in 1968 by Aristid Lindenmayer, a Hungarian theoretical biologist and botanist at the University of Utrecht. Lindenmayer used L-systems to describe the behaviour of plant cells and to model the growth processes of plant development. L-systems have also been used to model the morphology of a variety of organisms and can be used to generate self-similar fractals such as iterated function systems.
In other words, it's a set of rules that allow complex behavior to emerge, by using a simple grammar and some constraints.
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NOTE: READ BELOW BEFORE STARTING. MAKE SURE NOT TO FOLLOW OTHER GUIDES THAT MIGHT MAKE YOU PAY FOR SOFTWARE-- EVERYTHING IS FREE!
This guide works with the DSi as well as the DSi XL. This does not work with the 3DS, DS Lite or DS Phat.
This guide is for retail (consumer purchased) DSi and DSi XL consoles only!
Read all of the introductory pages before proceeding.
What is homebrew?
Homebrew means software that is not made or authorized by Nintendo. This lets you play games made by homebrew developers, edit your saves, and much, much more.
DSi Homebrew is 100% Free! As long as you have the required materials, you're good to go.
What is Custom Firmware?
Custom Firmware (“CFW”) enables you to use more advanced hacks that any normal DSiWare homebrew can't acheive, like installing DSiWare backups, custom DSiWare apps, and anything else that only the ARM7 processor can do.
CFW can be easily set up on any console.
What does this guide install?
This guide installs Unlaunch and a version of DSi Custom Firmware known as "HiyaCFW".
What can I do with Custom Firmware?
- Play all DSiWare games, without region locking!
- Use “ROM hacks” for DSiWare games
- Manage saves for many DSiWare games
- Play games for older systems by using emulators (Unlaunch not required)
- Install homebrew titles to your system, and have them appear on your Nintendo DSi Menu
- Run many old Nintendo DS flash carts that were blocked long ago or never worked on the DSi/DSi XL
What do I need to know before starting?
- You should know that there is a chance your console could brick (not function at all) if you do something incorrectly. The chance of this is ALMOST 0% IF you follow instructions.
- This guide will work on DSi and DSi XL consoles in all regions except China and Korea on firmware 1.4.5 or below. NOTE: THIS WILL NOT WORK ON ORIGINAL DS PHAT OR DS LITE!
- Keep your DSi plugged in AT ALL TIMES DURING THIS PROCESS to avoid sudden power loss!


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SETUPCON(1) Console-setup User's Manual SETUPCON(1) NAME setupcon - sets up the font and the keyboard on the console SYNOPSIS setupcon [OPTION]... [VARIANT] DESCRIPTION setupcon is a program for fast and easy setup of the font and the key‐ board on the console. Most of the time you invoke setupcon without argu‐ ments. The keyboard configuration is specified in ~/.keyboard or /etc/default/keyboard. The font configuration is specified in ~/.con‐ sole-setup or /etc/default/console-setup. Consult keyboard(5) and con‐ sole-setup(5) for instructions how to configure these two files. If you have to switch often between different encodings, keyboards or languages, you can prepare several alternative configuration files for setupcon. Suppose that most of the time you will use Greek language with Greek keyboard layout, but sometimes you need to type in German with Ger‐ man keyboard layout. In this situation you should customize the main configuration files (keyboard and console-setup) for Greek. Create also alternative configuration files for German named keyboard.german and console-setup.german. Then in order to configure the console for Greek you will simply run the command with no arguments: setupcon and in order to configure the console for German you will use setupcon german. OPTIONS -v, --verbose Be more verbose. Use this option if something goes wrong or while experimenting with the configuration files. -k, --keyboard-only Setup the keyboard only, do not setup the font. -f, --font-only Setup the font only, do not setup the keyboard. --force Do not check whether we are on the console. Notice that you can be forced to hard-reboot your computer if you run setupcon with this option and the screen is controlled by a X server. --save This option can be useful if you want to use setupcon early in the boot process while /usr is not yet mounted and the required data are not available. This option will make setupcon copy the re‐ quired files in /etc/console-setup/ in order to make them avail‐ able before /usr is mounted. If you use setupcon early in the boot process, then you should run it with this option after every change of the console configuration. --save-only The same as --save, but does not setup the keyboard and the font. This option can be useful if you want to save the required files while the screen is controlled by a X server. -h, --help Display usage information. VARIANT Specifies which configuration file to use. By default the config‐ uration files of setupcon are named console-setup and keyboard but if you use e.g. chukchi as VARIANT then the configuration files will be console-setup.chukchi and keyboard.chukchi. In this way you can have easy access to several different configurations - for example one for the Chukchi language and another for the default configuration. FILES ~/.console-setup ~/.keyboard /etc/default/console-setup /etc/default/keyboard /etc/default/console-setup.VARIANT /etc/default/keyboard.VARIANT /etc/console-setup/ SEE ALSO keyboard(5), console-setup(5) console-setup 2011-03-17 SETUPCON(1)


I went to set up a Google Group for pg8000, and I found that there already is one! I think it was set up to support the fork hosted on Google Code, but since that doesn't seem to be active any more, perhaps the forum can be used for the original pg8000 project? I think I'll post to the forum and find out.


 The connection to Telegram is managed with python-telegram-bot
Architecture
There are two main modes for this module: Single-Process-Mode: All chats share the same context Multiprocess-Mode: Every chat creates its own context in a separate process
Single-Process-Mode
In this mode the module handles incoming text messages and pictures from all chats. Outgoing messages are sent to every currently active chat.
Multiprocess-Mode
In this mode the "Master" part of the module is running in the main process of ravestate.
Whenever there is a new chat, a new instance of ravestate is started in a new process and a bidirectional pipe is set up to enable communication between the main process and the new child process.
Only the main process is connected to the Telegram-Bot and therefore any incoming messages get forwarded to the corresponding child process via the pipe. The main process also forwards any incoming messages it receives through the pipe to the corresponding telegram chat.
In order to clean up unused child processes, the main process kills child processes after a configurable amount of inactivity.
Child processes running the TelegramIO-Module listen for incoming text messages or pictures on the pipe and write output to the pipe. They only exchange messages with a single chat (indirectly via the pipe).
Abilities
The TelegramIO module is able to handle incoming text messages as well as incoming pictures. The module creates an interlocutor node for every user it is chatting with, containing the user's telegram-id, username and full name if it is set by the user.
Incoming text messages are simply written into the RawIO Input property.
For incoming pictures, the picture is saved locally as a file and the filepath is written to the RawIO Pic_In Context property.
Messages in the RawIO Output are sent to the Telegram Chat(s).
Configuration
There are 5 configurable parameters (see init.py): telegram-token: Put the Token of your Telegram-Bot here all_in_one_context: True if Single-Process-Mode should be used, False if Multiprocess-Mode should be used. child_conn: Not to be set in a config file or via the command line. Will be set by master process as a runtime_override. child_config_files: If in Multiprocess-Mode, the config-paths listed here will be used when creating a new context for a new chat. * chat_lifetime: The timespan in minutes in which a chat will be kept active after the last message


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Below are the slides from some technical talks that I've given. You can also find them on SlideShare.
Presented to the LA Hacker News meetup on Apache CouchDB. Covers basics on RESTful principles, CRUD operations, views, MVCC, and performance. 30 minutes with Q&A.
Presented to the LA Hacker News meetup on Redis. Covers basics on data structures, pipelining, and a use case with ReadyUp! 30 minutes with Q&A.
Presented to high school teachers participating in CS4HS. Covers writing simple to-do web app in Python on Google App Engine. 30 minutes with Q&A. See demo and source.
Presented to the LA JUG. Covers the CRUD operations, indexes, relationships, and transactions with the datastore, memcache, deployment, testing, and more. Content is likely very outdated. 2 hours with Q&A.


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- Project Description: As an introduction to world of coding we were tasked with the construction of a Coding quiz to prepare us for any job interviews in the future. The quiz gives you 90 seconds to complete 4 questions which is a huge amount of time. Each incorrect answer decreases the timer by 4 seconds as a punishment for not knowing the answer.
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A subject like quantum mechanics or Greek philosophy can be intimdating. But with an experienced guide or a group of highly motivated peers at your side, no subject is out of reach.
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Mongoid is an ODM (Object-Document Mapper) framework for MongoDB in Ruby.
Documentation
Mongoid has extensive user documentation. API documentation is also available.
Mongoid is built on top of the MongoDB Ruby driver which has its own user documentation.
Compatibility
Mongoid supports and is tested against:
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Please use the MONGOID project in MongoDB JIRA to report issues with Mongoid.
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Copyright © 2009-2016 Durran Jordan Copyright © 2015-2020 MongoDB, Inc.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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Credits
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As a result of such naming, you may accidentally use the anonymous class field where the identically named variable or parameter from the containing method is intended.
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The xlink:href attribute points to the file containing the definitions and the id of the symbol to be fetched
e.g. 'images/monos.svg#glcnac'


{% extends "layout_task-list.html" %} {% block page_title %} Money Claims Prototype {% endblock %} {% block home_link %} ../../task-list {% endblock %} {% block proposition_header %} {% set my_account="1" %} {% include "includes/propositional_navigation.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include "includes/phase_banner_beta.html" %} {% if data.return_page and data.return_page.includes('check-and-send') or data.return_page and data.return_page.includes('check-your-answers')%} {% else %} {% endif %} {{formData | safe}} Timeline of events If you don't know the exact date, tell us the month and year. Example timeline 12 January 2017 - John Smith gave me a quote to replace the roof. 14 January 2017 - We agreed and signed a contract for the work. 21 March 2017 - I noticed a leak on the landing and told Mr Smith about this. Explain what happened Date For example, {{ now | date('MMMM YYYY')}} What happened For example, you might have signed a contract Actions {{data['cd-timeline-1']}} Insert another event {{data['cd-timeline-1']}} Remove this event Insert another event {{data['cd-timeline-2']}} Remove this event Insert another event {{data['cd-timeline-3']}} Remove this event Insert another event {{data['cd-timeline-4']}} Remove this event Insert another event Add another event {% if data.return_page and data.return_page.includes('check-and-send') or data.return_page and data.return_page.includes('check-your-answers')%} Cancel {% else %} {% endif %} {% block page_scripts %} {% endblock %} {% include 'prototypes/prototype-oct-2019/includes/contact.html' %} {% endblock %}
If you don't know the exact date, tell us the month and year.
Example timeline


Project description
By combining the Oculus Rift and the Leap Motion, TechSoc brings you Motion Adrift for a new gaming experience in a virtual world.
Project Leads
The stack
Oculus , Leap motion , Unity SDK, Blender
Getting involved
Come to our weekly project sessions to learn, build and
collaborate!
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Provides a way to transform an image into a mosaic composed from a set of smaller images (tiles). It also contains a simple function for creating the tiles from a folder of images directly through R, without the need of any external code. At this moment only the JPEG format is supported, either as input (image and tiles) or output (mosaic transformed image).
| Version: | 1.0.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | jpeg, fields, RANN |
| Published: | 2017-04-03 |
| Author: | Alberto Krone-Martins |
| Maintainer: | Alberto Krone-Martins <algol at sim.ul.pt> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| Copyright: | see file COPYRIGHTS |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | ChangeLog |
| CRAN checks: | RsimMosaic results |
| Reference manual: | RsimMosaic.pdf |
| Package source: | RsimMosaic_1.0.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RsimMosaic_1.0.3.zip, r-release: RsimMosaic_1.0.3.zip, r-oldrel: RsimMosaic_1.0.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RsimMosaic_1.0.3.tgz, r-oldrel: RsimMosaic_1.0.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | RsimMosaic archive |
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