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22 November 2020
What is Emotional Intelligence?
Psychology today simply refers to it as "Emotional intelligence refers to the ability to identify and manage one’s own emotions, as well as the emotions of others.".
In some ways, I would say the term 'Emotional Intelligence' is passive, when really the intention of developing EQ is an active and constructive interaction between humans as emotional beings.
How is it different to IQ?
Well, first, EQ possibly hasn't (yet) been appropriated in the interest of eugenics.
IQ, or "Intelligence quotient", is used to assess a person's "reasoning" abilities based on a narrow set of standardised tests. Essentially, IQ tests (by which 'IQ' is derived) judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree. These tests rarely consider modern pedagogical theories of multiple intelligences, or cultural co-factors that would alter a persons' approach to 'reasoning' in such a way.
While having some form of 'metric' to define human intelligence can perhaps be useful in assigning tasks of a similar ilk to those humans, overall, IQ actually tells us very little about human intelligence beyond the biases we have created around it.
EQ, on the other hand, (the metric associated with Emotional Intelligence), is a much broader concept of measuring one's ability to communicate and adapt to the nuances of communication and interaction we experience as human beings. EQ may not be used to assign jobs, or social status, but can be a mental model through which we develop our own ability to empathise and relate to others, thereby enhancing all interactions be they professional or personal in any number of contexts.
Why is it important?
Understanding how we can improve the way we relate to and interact with others isn't just important, it's vital to our survival. Even in the narrowest sense, humans are social beings and we need positive social interactions to thrive. Developing our emotional intelligence ensures our access to these kinds of positive and nurturing relationships. In a much more broad sense, humanity needs high-emotional-quotient interactions to become the norm in order to affect positive change that considers the implications of any solution posed, with empathy.


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This file is planned to provides the standard FEFLOW color maps to matplotlib. This is unfinished work, with only the standard raibow color map implemented by hard-coding. This file is meant to import the colormaps directly from the XML files in the same folder, which have been exported from the FEFLOW GUI. If anybody has some time, feel free to get going.
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(name, xmlfile, register_cmap=True)¶ Create a new Matplotlib Colormap from a FEFLOW colormap file (XML). The XML file can be created from the FEFLOW GUI (export colormap).
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xmlfile (str) – path to the xml file.
register_cmap (bool) – If True (default), colormap is registered for use in matplotlib.
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header defines a concatenation macro that selectively allows each argument to expand on input.
#include <chaos/preprocessor/extended/partial_cat.h>
The CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL
macro is used as a partial operand to CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL_CAT
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CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL
By itself, the CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL
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Valid values are 0
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The left operand of the concatenation.
The right operand of the concatenation.
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The argument that determines whether a is allowed to expand.
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The argument that determines whether b is allowed to expand.
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The right operand of the concatenation.
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.
If i is 1
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Likewise, if j is 1
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CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL
CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL_CAT_II
CHAOS_PP_PRIMITIVE_AUTO_CAT
CHAOS_PP_PRIMITIVE_CAT
CHAOS_PP_PRIMITIVE_REVERSE_CAT
CHAOS_PP_REVERSE_CAT
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_CONCAT
CHAOS_PP_TUPLE_CONCAT
CHAOS_PP_VARIADIC_CAT
#include<chaos/preprocessor/extended/partial_cat.h>
CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL_CAT
(0, 1)(CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL
__LINE__, __LINE__CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL
) // __LINE__4
The CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL_CAT_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL_CAT
.
CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL_CAT_ID
()
This macro exists only for uniformity with other macros that require indirect invocation.
The CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL_CAT_II
macro is a concatenation macro that selectively allows each argument to expand before concatenation.
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(i, j)(, a, ...)
The argument that determines whether a is allowed to expand.
Valid values are 0
and 1
.
The argument that determines whether __VA_ARGS__
is allowed to expand.
Valid values are 0
and 1
.
The left operand of the concatenation.
The right operand of the concatenation.
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.
If i is 1
, a is allowed to expand prior to concatenation.
Otherwise, it is not allowed to expand prior to concatenation.
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, b or __VA_ARGS__
is allowed to expand prior to concatenation.
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CHAOS_PP_CONCAT
CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL_CAT
CHAOS_PP_PRIMITIVE_AUTO_CAT
CHAOS_PP_PRIMITIVE_CAT
CHAOS_PP_PRIMITIVE_REVERSE_CAT
CHAOS_PP_REVERSE_CAT
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#include<chaos/preprocessor/extended/partial_cat.h>
CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL_CAT_II
(0, 1)(, __LINE__, __LINE__) // __LINE__4
The CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL_CAT_II_ID
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CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL_CAT_II_ID
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Now we can read input, and we have it structured internally, but we are still unable to evaluate it. In this chapter we add the code that evaluates this structure and actually performs the computations encoded within.
This internal structure is what we saw printed out by the program in the previous chapter. It is called an Abstract Syntax Tree, and it represents the structure of the program based on the input entered by the user. At the leaves of this tree are numbers and operators - the actual data to be processed. At the branches are the rules used to produce this part of the tree - the information on how to traverse and evaluate it.
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Before working out exactly how we are going to do this traversal, let's see exactly how this structure is defined internally. If we peek inside mpc.h
we can have a look at the definition of mpc_ast_t
, which is the data structure we got from the parse.
typedef struct mpc_ast_t {
char* tag;
char* contents;
mpc_state_t state;
int children_num;
struct mpc_ast_t** children;
} mpc_ast_t;
This struct has a number of fields we can access. Let's take a look at them one by one.
The first field is tag
. When we printed out the tree this was the information that preceded the contents of the node. It was a string containing a list of all the rules used to parse that particular item. For example expr|number|regex
.
This tag
field is going to be important as it lets us see what parse rules have been used to create the node.
The second field is contents
. This will contain the actual contents of the node such as '*'
, '('
or '5'
. You'll notice for branches this is empty, but for leaves we can use it to find the operator or number to use.
The next field is state
. This contains information about what state the parser was in when it found this node, such as the line and column number. We won't make use of this in our program.
Finally we see two fields that are going to help us traverse the tree. These are children_num
and children
. The first field tells us how many children a node has, and the second is an array of these children.
The type of the children
field is mpc_ast_t**
. This is a double pointer type. It isn't as scary as it looks and will be explained in greater detail in later chapters. For now you can think of it as a list of the child nodes of this tree.
We can access a child node by accessing this field using array notation. This is done by writing the field name children
and suffixing it with square brackets containing the index of the child to access. For example to access the first child of the node we can use children[0]
. Notice that C counts its array indices from 0
.
Because the type mpc_ast_t*
is a pointer to a struct, there is a slightly different syntax to access its fields. We need to use an arrow ->
instead of a dot .
. There is no fundamental reason for this switch in operators, so for now just remember that field access of pointer types uses an arrow.
/* Load AST from output */
mpc_ast_t* a = r.output;
printf("Tag: %s\n", a->tag);
printf("Contents: %s\n", a->contents);
printf("Number of children: %i\n", a->children_num);
/* Get First Child */
mpc_ast_t* c0 = a->children[0];
printf("First Child Tag: %s\n", c0->tag);
printf("First Child Contents: %s\n", c0->contents);
printf("First Child Number of children: %i\n",
c0->children_num);
There is a odd thing about this tree structure. It refers to itself. Each of its children are themselves trees again, and the children of those children are trees yet again. Just like our languages and re-write rules, data in this structure contains repeated substructures that resemble their parents.
Recursion • Dangerous in a fire.
This pattern of repeated substructures could go on and on. Clearly if we want a function which can work on all possible trees we can't look just a couple of nodes down, we have to define it to work on trees of any depth.
Luckily we can do this, by exploiting the nature of how these substructures repeat and using a technique called recursion.
Put simply a recursive function is one that calls itself as some part of its calculation.
It sounds weird for a function to be defined in terms of itself. But consider that functions can give different outputs when supplied with different inputs. If we give changed, or different inputs to a recursive call to the same function, and provide a way for this function to not call itself again under certain conditions, we can be more confident this recursive function is doing something useful.
As an example we can write a recursive function which will count the number of nodes in our tree structure.
To begin we work out how it will act in the most simple case - if the input tree has no children. In this case we know the result is simply one. Now we can go on to define the more complex case - if the tree has one or more children. In this case the result will be one (for the node itself), plus the number of nodes in all of those children.
But how do we find the number of nodes in all of the children? Well we can use the function we are in the process of defining! Yeah, Recursion.
In C we might write it something like this.
int number_of_nodes(mpc_ast_t* t) {
if (t->children_num == 0) { return 1; }
if (t->children_num >= 1) {
int total = 1;
for (int i = 0; i < t->children_num; i++) {
total = total + number_of_nodes(t->children[i]);
}
return total;
}
return 0;
}
Recursive functions are weird because they require an odd leap of faith. First we have to assume we have a function which does something correctly already, and then we have to go about using this function, to write the initial function we assumed we had!
Like most things, recursive functions almost always end up following a similar pattern. First a base case is defined. This is the case that ends the recursion, such as t->children_num == 0
in our previous example. After this the recursive case is defined, such as t->children_num >= 1
in our previous example, which breaks down a computation into smaller parts, and calls itself recursively to compute those parts, before combining them together.
Recursive functions can take some thought, so pause now and ensure you understand them before continuing onto other chapters because we'll be making good use of them in the rest of the book. If you are still uncertain, you can attempt some of the bonus marks for this chapter.
To evaluate the parse tree we are going to write a recursive function. But before we get started, let us try and see what observations we can make about the structure of the tree we get as input. Try printing out some expressions using your program from the previous chapter. What do you notice?
lispy> * 10 (+ 1 51)
>
regex
operator|char:1:1 '*'
expr|number|regex:1:3 '10'
expr|>
char:1:6 '('
operator|char:1:7 '+'
expr|number|regex:1:9 '1'
expr|number|regex:1:11 '51'
char:1:13 ')'
regex
One observation is that if a node is tagged with number
it is always a number, has no children, and we can just convert the contents to an integer. This will act as the base case in our recursion.
If a node is tagged with expr
, and is not a number
, we need to look at its second child (the first child is always '('
) and see which operator it is. Then we need to apply this operator to the evaluation of the remaining children, excluding the final child which is always ')'
. This is our recursive case. This also needs to be done for the root node.
When we evaluate our tree, just like when counting the nodes, we'll need to accumulate the result. To represent this result we'll use the C type long
which means a long integer.
To detect the tag of a node, or to get a number from a node, we will need to make use of the tag
and contents
fields. These are string fields, so we are going to have to learn a couple of string functions first.
atoi | Converts a char* to a int . |
strcmp | Takes as input two char* and if they are equal it returns 0 . |
strstr | Takes as input two char* and returns a pointer to the location of the second in the first, or 0 if the second is not a sub-string of the first. |
We can use strcmp
to check which operator to use, and strstr
to check if a tag contains some substring. Altogether our recursive evaluation function looks like this.
long eval(mpc_ast_t* t) {
/* If tagged as number return it directly. */
if (strstr(t->tag, "number")) {
return atoi(t->contents);
}
/* The operator is always second child. */
char* op = t->children[1]->contents;
/* We store the third child in `x` */
long x = eval(t->children[2]);
/* Iterate the remaining children and combining. */
int i = 3;
while (strstr(t->children[i]->tag, "expr")) {
x = eval_op(x, op, eval(t->children[i]));
i++;
}
return x;
}
We can define the eval_op
function as follows. It takes in a number, an operator string, and another number. It tests for which operator is passed in, and performs the corresponding C operation on the inputs.
/* Use operator string to see which operation to perform */
long eval_op(long x, char* op, long y) {
if (strcmp(op, "+") == 0) { return x + y; }
if (strcmp(op, "-") == 0) { return x - y; }
if (strcmp(op, "*") == 0) { return x * y; }
if (strcmp(op, "/") == 0) { return x / y; }
return 0;
}
Instead of printing the tree, we now want to print the result of the evaluation. Therefore we need to pass the tree into our eval
function, and print the result we get using printf
and the specifier %li
, which is used for long
type.
We also need to remember to delete the output tree after we are done evaluating it.
long result = eval(r.output);
printf("%li\n", result);
mpc_ast_delete(r.output);
If all of this is successful we should be able to do some basic maths with our new programming language!
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Now I am weary. Whatever drove me to raise myself up over the bar is gone, whatever power helps my fingers keep grip is growing weaker. I feel sweat roll from my fingers down onto the bar, my left arm is shaking. I feel my right index finger starting to slip. I'm too weak to save myself. It all starts to dissolve. My fingers first, and then my arm, and then the bar. All of the little dots of color that make up my body fizz like soda and then disappear, leaving holes in their wake. Not white holes or black holes, but perceptual holes. There is nothing to see, or at least I see nothing.
I always thought going insane would be more jarring. You bear witness to some sort of catastrophic event, its horrors become inexorably burned into your eyes, you can never see the world the same way again. Your doctor prescribes an experimental antidepressant and now your hands are on completely different bars, and whatever happens when you sleep feels way more real than it ever did before, and so on. But I had a soft landing. What I was seeing made me feel like I was home, truly home, for the first time in my life.
The plane of dots that color my entire field of vision fizz and evaporate.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------You're walking down a street and every time you get to the end of the block the crosswalk timer malfunctions. First there 10 seconds to walk, then you look down and back up again, and the timer reads 12 seconds to walk. You think, "that was weird." The next timer seems ok at first, but then it gets stuck at 5 seconds. You pay close attention to the next timer. 15 seconds, 14 seconds, 6 seconds. Now there is no space between the crosswalks. Your feet leave one crosswalk and step into the next, and looking onto the horizon you see an endless line of malfunctioning timers in parralel. You walk for what seems like miles. Eventually you come upon a timer seems to be working. Then you realize that the man is walking backward.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Today I walked around pretending I had invented a time machine.  I carried an Adventure Time lunch box. On the street I approach people with wide eyes and asked "What year is it?" They respond and I gasp. My wide eyes grow impossibly wider, my mouth opens, my jaw drops, and my eyes move in panorama, taking it all in. After thirty seconds, my dumbstruck expression widens to a smile and I exclaim "thank you!" Then I turn about face and sprint away as fast as I can. So far two people ran after me.


June 2018 Hacker News Hiring Trends
React reached new heights in June with a mention in over 28% of postings, easily taking the top spot for the thirteenth month in a row. The highest ever for a technology was 32% for JavaScript nearly four years ago. Can React challenge it? With React's adoption on the web and for mobile app developments with React Native, it presents an attractive platform for many developers to explore. But, front-end technologies have a history of being replaced for the hot new thing, so how long can React stay on top?
Recent notable movers, Node.js (into the top 5 last month) and Go (first top 10 appearance 2 months ago), could not continue their climbs, and have leveled off a bit, though still near their peaks.
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| React | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 |
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| AWS | 3 | 3 | 0 | 5 | +2 |
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| Full Stack | 5 | 6 | +1 | 4 | -1 |
| Postgresql | 6 | 8 | +2 | 6 | 0 |
| node.js | 7 | 4 | -3 | 10 | +3 |
| Machine Learning | 8 | 9 | +1 | 7 | -1 |
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| Data Science | 17 | 19 | +2 | 26 | +9 |
| AngularJS | 18 | 18 | 0 | 16 | -2 |
| Kubernetes | 19 | 17 | -2 | 38 | +19 |
| Open Source | 20 | 30 | +10 | 19 | -1 |
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UNICEF supports Samoan Government to respond to measles outbreak in Samoa which has reportedly claimed 14 lives
by Naveel KrishantUNICEF is supporting the Government of Samoa to respond to a measles outbreak in the country which has reportedly claimed the lives of 14 children under-five years old and one adult.
All schools have also been temporarily closed in Samoa and children under 17 years old have been advised by the Government not to attend public gatherings to contain the spread of the disease.
UNICEF has deployed health and communication staff in Samoa to boost the government’s immunization campaign and delivered a total of 110,500 doses of measles containing vaccines (100,000 MR and 10,500 MMR) and 30, 000 Vitamin A tablets.
In addition, 6 refrigerators and three emergency response trolleys used as immunization service stations are being shipped to Samoa.
UNICEF has also delivered vaccines to Tonga, Fiji and Niue, and has worked with the governments of Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Kiribati, Cook Islands, Niue, Marshall Islands and the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) in conducting their measles immunization campaigns and developing their preparedness plans for an outbreak.


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public abstract class ChartboostDelegate
extends java.lang.Object
implements com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
AbstractChartboostDelegate
. Extending from this instead
will allow you to skip overriding the methods you are not interested in.| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ChartboostDelegate() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
didCacheInPlay(java.lang.String location)
Called after an InPlay object has been loaded from the Chartboost API
servers and cached locally.
|
void |
didCacheInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Called after an interstitial has been loaded from the Chartboost API
servers and cached locally.
|
void |
didCacheMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
Deprecated.
Support for MoreApps has been removed as of SDK 7.
|
void |
didCacheRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location)
Called after a rewarded video has been loaded from the Chartboost API
servers and cached locally.
|
void |
didClickInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Called after an interstitial has been clicked.
|
void |
didClickMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
Deprecated.
Support for MoreApps has been removed as of SDK 7.
|
void |
didClickRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location)
Called after a rewarded video has been clicked.
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void |
didCloseInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Called after an interstitial has been closed.
|
void |
didCloseMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
Deprecated.
Support for MoreApps has been removed as of SDK 7.
|
void |
didCloseRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location)
Called after a rewarded video has been closed.
|
void |
didCompleteRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location,
int reward)
Called after a rewarded video has been viewed completely and user is eligible for reward.
|
void |
didDismissInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Called after an interstitial has been dismissed.
|
void |
didDismissMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
Deprecated.
Support for MoreApps has been removed as of SDK 7.
|
void |
didDismissRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location)
Called after a rewarded video has been dismissed.
|
void |
didDisplayInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Called after an interstitial has been displayed on the screen.
|
void |
didDisplayMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
Deprecated.
Support for MoreApps has been removed as of SDK 7.
|
void |
didDisplayRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location)
Called after a rewarded video has been displayed on the screen.
|
void |
didFailToLoadInPlay(java.lang.String location,
CBError.CBImpressionError error)
Called after a InPlay has attempted to load from the Chartboost API
servers but failed.
|
void |
didFailToLoadInterstitial(java.lang.String location,
CBError.CBImpressionError error)
Called after an interstitial has attempted to load from the Chartboost API
servers but failed.
|
void |
didFailToLoadMoreApps(java.lang.String location,
CBError.CBImpressionError error)
Deprecated.
Support for MoreApps has been removed as of SDK 7.
|
void |
didFailToLoadRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location,
CBError.CBImpressionError error)
Called after a rewarded video has attempted to load from the Chartboost API
servers but failed.
|
void |
didFailToRecordClick(java.lang.String uri,
CBError.CBClickError error)
Called after a click is registered, but the user is not fowrwarded to the Google Play Store.
|
void |
didInitialize()
Called when the SDK is finished intializing.
|
boolean |
shouldDisplayInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Called before an interstitial will be displayed on the screen.
|
boolean |
shouldDisplayMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
Deprecated.
Support for MoreApps has been removed as of SDK 7.
|
boolean |
shouldDisplayRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location)
Called before a rewarded video will be displayed on the screen.
|
boolean |
shouldRequestInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Called before requesting an interstitial via the Chartboost API server.
|
boolean |
shouldRequestMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
Deprecated.
Support for MoreApps has been removed as of SDK 7.
|
void |
willDisplayInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Called before the interstitial is about to be displayed on the screen.
|
void |
willDisplayVideo(java.lang.String location)
Called before the video is about to be displayed on the screen.
|
public boolean shouldRequestInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Implement to control if the Chartboost SDK should fetch data from
the Chartboost API servers for the given CBLocation
}. This is evaluated
if the Chartboost.showInterstitial(String)
} orChartboost.cacheInterstitial(String)
}
are called. If true is returned the operation will proceed, if false, then the operation is treated as a no-op.
shouldRequestInterstitial
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public boolean shouldDisplayInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Implement to control if the Chartboost SDK should display an interstitial for the given CBLocation
}. This is evaluated if the Chartboost.showInterstitial(String)
}
is called. If true is returned the operation will proceed, if false, then the
operation is treated as a no-op and nothing is displayed.
shouldDisplayInterstitial
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didCacheInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when an interstitial has been loaded from the Chartboost API
servers and cached locally for a given CBLocation
}.
didCacheInterstitial
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didFailToLoadInterstitial(java.lang.String location, CBError.CBImpressionError error)
Implement to be notified of when an interstitial has attempted to load from the Chartboost API
servers but failed for a given CBLocation
}.
didFailToLoadInterstitial
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.error
- The reason for the error defined via a CBError.CBImpressionError
.public void willDisplayInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
willDisplayInterstitial
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didDismissInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when an interstitial has been dismissed for a given CBLocation
}.
"Dismissal" is defined as any action that removed the interstitial UI such as a click or close.
didDismissInterstitial
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didCloseInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when an interstitial has been closed for a given CBLocation
}.
"Closed" is defined as clicking the close interface for the interstitial.
didCloseInterstitial
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didClickInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when an interstitial has been click for a given CBLocation
}.
"Clicked" is defined as clicking the creative interface for the interstitial.
didClickInterstitial
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didDisplayInterstitial(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when an interstitial has
been displayed on the screen for a given CBLocation
}.
didDisplayInterstitial
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public boolean shouldRequestMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
shouldRequestMoreApps
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didCacheMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when an "more applications" has been loaded from the Chartboost API
servers and cached locally for a given CBLocation
}.
didCacheMoreApps
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public boolean shouldDisplayMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
Implement to control if the Charboost SDK should display an "more applications"
for the given CBLocation
. This is evaluated if the Chartboost.showMoreApps(String)
is called. If true is returned the operation will proceed, if false, then the
operation is treated as a no-op and nothing is displayed.
shouldDisplayMoreApps
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didFailToLoadMoreApps(java.lang.String location, CBError.CBImpressionError error)
Implement to be notified of when an "more applications" has attempted to load from the Chartboost API
servers but failed for a given CBLocation
.
didFailToLoadMoreApps
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.error
- The reason for the error defined via a CBError.CBImpressionError
}.public void didDismissMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when an "more applications" has been dismissed for a given CBLocation
}.
"Dismissal" is defined as any action that removed the "more applications" UI such as a click or close.
didDismissMoreApps
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didCloseMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when an "more applications" has been closed for a given CBLocation
.
"Closed" is defined as clicking the close interface for the "more applications".
didCloseMoreApps
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didClickMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when an "more applications" has been click for a given CBLocation
.
"Clicked" is defined as clicking the creative interface for the "more applications".
didClickMoreApps
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didDisplayMoreApps(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when an "more applications" has
been displayed on the screen for a given CBLocation
}.
didDisplayMoreApps
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didFailToRecordClick(java.lang.String uri, CBError.CBClickError error)
Implement to be notified of when a click is registered, but the user is not fowrwarded
to the Google Play Store for a given CBLocation
}.
didFailToRecordClick
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
uri
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.error
- The reason for the error defined via a CBError.CBClickError
}.public boolean shouldDisplayRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location)
Implement to control if the Charboost SDK should display a rewarded video
for the given CBLocation
. This is evaluated if the Chartboost.showRewardedVideo(String)
is called. If true is returned the operation will proceed, if false, then the
operation is treated as a no-op and nothing is displayed.
shouldDisplayRewardedVideo
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didCacheRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when a rewarded video has been loaded from the Chartboost API
servers and cached locally for a given CBLocation
.
didCacheRewardedVideo
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didFailToLoadRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location, CBError.CBImpressionError error)
Implement to be notified of when an rewarded video has attempted to load from the Chartboost API
servers but failed for a given CBLocation
}.
didFailToLoadRewardedVideo
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.error
- The reason for the error defined via a CBError.CBImpressionError
}.public void didDismissRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when a rewarded video has been dismissed for a given CBLocation
}.
"Dismissal" is defined as any action that removed the rewarded video UI such as a click or close.
didDismissRewardedVideo
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didCloseRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when a rewarded video has been closed for a given CBLocation
.
"Closed" is defined as clicking the close interface for the rewarded video.
didCloseRewardedVideo
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didClickRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when a rewarded video has been click for a given CBLocation
.
"Clicked" is defined as clicking the creative interface for the rewarded video.
didClickRewardedVideo
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didCompleteRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location, int reward)
Implement to be notified of when a rewarded video has been viewed completely and user is eligible for reward.
didCompleteRewardedVideo
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.reward
- The reward for watching the video.public void didDisplayRewardedVideo(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when a rewarded video has
been displayed on the screen for a given CBLocation
.
didDisplayRewardedVideo
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void willDisplayVideo(java.lang.String location)
willDisplayVideo
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didCacheInPlay(java.lang.String location)
Implement to be notified of when an InPlay object has been loaded from the Chartboost API
servers and cached locally for a given CBLocation
}.
didCacheInPlay
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.public void didFailToLoadInPlay(java.lang.String location, CBError.CBImpressionError error)
Implement to be notified of when an InPlay has attempted to load from the Chartboost API
servers but failed for a given CBLocation
}.
didFailToLoadInPlay
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate
location
- The location for the Chartboost impression type.error
- The reason for the error defined via a CBError.CBImpressionError
}.public void didInitialize()
didInitialize
in interface com.chartboost.sdk.AbstractChartboostDelegate


News story
An online tool for businesses to share their apprenticeship and traineeship pledges in the run up to National Apprenticeship Week is now live.
The Pledge-o-meter is designed to record the commitments employers make to take on apprentices and trainees, with commitments pledged from now and until the end of National Apprenticeship Week 2016.
National Apprenticeship Week runs from 14 to 18 March and this year the Week will celebrate how apprenticeships can help individuals and businesses plan and achieve their ambitions of ‘rising to the top’. Activity will showcase apprenticeship progression and opportunity by demonstrating the diverse apprenticeship offer, from traineeships right through to higher and degree apprenticeships.
Hosted by the National Apprenticeship Service, the Pledge-o-meter has been developed by a team that includes two apprentices, Luke and Jordan, and encourages employers to publicly share their new commitments to taking on more apprentices and trainees.
Last year businesses pledged 23,000 apprenticeships during National Apprenticeship Week, an increase from 20,000 the previous year. This year we want to encourage even more businesses to share their pledges using our online Pledge-o-meter . Use our online form to submit your pledges.
Employers including Adecco who have pledged 50 apprentices, Sellafield who pledged 165 and Deloitte who pledged 200 have got this year’s Pledge-o-meter numbers off to a great start.
The aim of National Apprenticeship Week 2016 is to increase awareness and take-up of apprenticeships and traineeships. All over the country businesses, schools, colleges and training organisations support this objective by holding events and hosting activities to promote opportunities.
We are using our online events map to track all of this exciting activity so you can see what is happening near you. If you are running an event for National Apprenticeship Week, please submit information using our online form so that we can include it on the map and let everyone else know what you are doing.
You can find ideas on how to get involved in National Apprenticeship Week 2016 , including toolkits for employers and partners on GOV.UK .
Published: 29 January 2016
From: Skills Funding Agency
Part of: National Apprenticeship Week 2016


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LinearizationPoint
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Linearizer


Style Validator
"Validation in the Browser".
Style Validator is a new CSS Validator that check computedStyle NOT syntax.
Chrome Extension (for only chrome browser)
Differences from W3C CSS Validator and Existing html/css Validator.
- This will NOT detect syntax error. Instead, detect layout broken CSS Properties.
- It validate with tracking every DOM change. For example, in case of changed DOM by AJAX and user action, it is.
- This check validity of relationship between elements and styles.


You can contact us on our website for free trial. We will try our best to accommodate your request.
A Process Control Report is like a book which contains many chapters. You can add as many charts in a report as you need. E.g. A report may have 20 R Charts, 10 P Charts, 2 C Charts etc.
Go to Preferences -> Press Author Name field and edit it.
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Open App -> On HomeScreen, you will have a circular button on bottom -> Press it -> Enter Report Name -> You are done
Theoretically, you can create as many reports as you need. But due to device configuration and software restrictions, it will not be unlimited nummber but well above general needs.
Open App -> Open Home Screen -> You will see the list of reports -> Press on report's name -> You will see the Report Contents Screen
Open App -> Open Home Screen -> You will see the list of reports -> press EDIT on the report which you want to update. -> Enter updated text
Open App -> Open Home Screen -> You will see the list of reports -> press DELETE on the report which you want to delete. Please note deleting a report will delete all its charts, including samples.
Open App -> Open Report -> Press button on right bottom -> Enter Chart name -> Press on Chart Type icon -> A new blank chart of selected Chart Type will appear on top of list.
Theoretically, you can add as many charts as you need. But due to device configuration and software restrictions, it will not be unlimited nummber but well above general needs.
Open Report Contents Screen, press over flow menu on that chart (three vertical dots), there you can edit your chart.
Open Report Contents Screen, press over flow menu on that chart (three vertical dots), there you can delete your chart.
Open App -> HomeScreen -> You see reports list -> Select a report -> Add a chart of required chart type -> Press its name -> Chart Opens up -> Press Right Bottom button ->Press Add Sample button -> Select data input method -> Sample will be added to first row of samples table
After you have added samples to a chart, press right bottom button and press plot chart -> App will show you plotted chart
Open preferences screen from navigation meu -> Change parameters you need to -> Press back -> Plot Chart again.
After plotting chart, press bottom right button, press Save button -> select type of save action you need.
Images are saved in DCIM folder (Images folder), CSV files are saved in Download folder.


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Using multiple channels¶
It is quite common to install a package from conda-forge and, when trying to use it, see an error like (OS X example):
ImportError: dlopen(.../site-packages/rpy2/rinterface/_rinterface.so, 2): Library not loaded: @rpath/libicuuc.54.dylib
Referenced from: .../site-packages/rpy2/rinterface/_rinterface.so
Reason: image not found
That happens because either the correct version of icu
,
or any other package in the error,
is not present or the package is missing altogether.
Once you can confirm by issuing the command conda list
and searching for the package in question.
Why does that happen?¶
The conda-forge
and defaults
are not 100% compatible.
In the example above it is known that defaults
uses icu 54.*
while conda-forge
relies on icu 56.*
,
that mismatch can lead to errors when the install environment is mixing packages from multiple channels.
Note: All of conda-forge software pinning can be found at: https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-forge-pinning-feedstock/blob/master/recipe/conda_build_config.yaml
How to fix it?¶
Newer conda
versions (>=4.6) introduced a strict channel priority feature.
Type conda config --describe channel_priority
for more information.
The solution is to add the conda-forge
channel on top of defaults
in your .condarc
file when using conda-forge
packages
and activate the strict channel priority with:
$ conda config --set channel_priority strict
This will ensure that all the dependencies will come from the conda-forge
channel unless they exist only on defaults
.
Here is how a .condarc
file would look like:
$ cat .condarc
channel_priority: strict
channels:
- conda-forge
- defaults
In addition to the channel priority, we recommend to always install your packages inside a new environment instead of the root environment from anaconda/miniconda. Using envs make it easier to debug problems with packages and ensure the stability of your root env.
Note
In the past conda-forge
used to vendorize some of defaults
dependencies that were not built in our infrastructure,
like compilers run-times, to avoid the mixing channel problem.
However, with the strict
option, we no longer have to vendorize those (this led to its own set of problems),
instead, we removed everything that is not built in conda-forge
and let strict
pull those from defaults
.
TL;DR if you are experiencing missing compilers run-times like libgcc-ng
,
that is probably because you removed defaults
,
just re-add it and activate strict
for a smooth and stable experience when installing packages.
Using External Message Passing Interface (MPI) Libraries¶
On some high-performance computing (HPC) systems, users are expected to use the
MPI binaries that are available on the system as opposed to those built by conda-forge
.
These binaries are typically specialized for the system and interface properly with job
schedulers, etc. However, this practice creates issues for conda-forge
users. When you install
a package from conda-forge
that relies on MPI, conda
will install the MPI binaries
built by conda-forge
and the package will link to those binaries. This setup often either
does not work at all or functions in unexpected ways on HPC systems.
To solve these issues, conda-forge
has created special dummy builds of the mpich
libraries
that are simply shell packages with no contents. These packages allow the conda
solver to produce
correct environments while avoiding installing MPI binaries from conda-forge
. You can install the
dummy package with the following command
$ conda install mpich=3.3.*=external_*
As long as you have the local copies of the mpich
library in your linking paths and
the local version matches the conda
version up to the minor version number (e.g., 3.3.1
matches 3.3.2
but not 3.4.1
), then this procedure should work. At runtime, the conda-forge
package that depends on MPI should find the local copy of mpich
and link to it.
Note
mpich
has a high degree of ABI compatibility, making this procedure possible.
We have not currently implemented this procedure with openmpi
, but can do so at a later date
as ABI compatibility allows.


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class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
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protect_from_forgery with: :exception
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helper_method :current_user
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def current_user
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@current_user ||= User.find(session[:user_id]) if session[:user_id]
end
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def authorized?
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render file: 'public/404' if current_user.nil?
end
end
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class DashboardController < ApplicationController
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before_action :authorized?
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def index
end
end
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class HomeController < ApplicationController
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def index
end
end
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class SessionsController < ApplicationController
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def create
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if user = User.from_omniauth(request.env["omniauth.auth"])
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session[:user_id] = user.id
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redirect_to dashboard_path
else
render root_path
end
end
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def destroy
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session.clear
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redirect_to root_path
end
end
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module ApplicationHelper
end
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class ApplicationRecord < ActiveRecord::Base
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self.abstract_class = true
end
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class Days
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def self.display_all(mtn_forecasts)
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days = mtn_forecasts.map do |forecast|
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forecast.day
end
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"#{days[0]}" + " - " + "#{days[15]}"
end
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def self.display_days_week1(mtn_forecasts)
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days = mtn_forecasts.map do |forecast|
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forecast.day
end
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"#{days[0]}" + " - " + "#{days[7]}"
end
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def self.display_days_week2(mtn_forecasts)
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days = mtn_forecasts.map do |forecast|
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forecast.day
end
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"#{days[8]}" + " - " + "#{days[15]}"
end
end
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class Direction
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def cardinal_direction(dir)
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return "N" if (349..360).include?(dir)
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return "N" if (0..10).include?(dir)
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return "NNE" if (11..34).include?(dir)
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return "NE" if (35..56).include?(dir)
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return "ENE" if (57..79).include?(dir)
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return "E" if (80..101).include?(dir)
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return "ESE" if (102..124).include?(dir)
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return "SE" if (125..146).include?(dir)
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return "SSE" if (147..169).include?(dir)
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return "S" if (170..191).include?(dir)
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return "SSW" if (192..214).include?(dir)
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return "SW" if (215..237).include?(dir)
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return "WSW" if (238..259).include?(dir)
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return "W" if (260..281).include?(dir)
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return "WNW" if (282..304).include?(dir)
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return "NW" if (305..327).include?(dir)
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return "NNW" if (328..348).include?(dir)
end
end
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class Forecast
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attr_reader :day, :pressure, :humidity, :speed, :wind_dir, :clouds, :snow, :weather, :temp
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def initialize(raw_data)
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@day = convert_time(raw_data[:dt])
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@temp = create_temps(raw_data[:temp])
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@pressure = raw_data[:pressure]
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@humidity = raw_data[:humidity]
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@weather = create_weather(raw_data[:weather].first)
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@speed = raw_data[:speed]
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@wind_dir = wind_sym(raw_data[:deg])
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@clouds = raw_data[:clouds]
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@snow = raw_data[:snow] == nil ? 0 : raw_data[:snow]
end
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def self.get_forecasts(mountain)
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response = OpenWeather.get_mountain_info(mountain)
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JSON.parse(response.body, symbolize_names: true)[:list].map do |raw_data|
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Forecast.new(raw_data)
end
end
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def create_temps(raw_temps)
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Temp.new(raw_temps)
end
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def create_weather(raw_weather)
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Weather.new(raw_weather)
end
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def wind_sym(dir)
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Direction.new.cardinal_direction(dir)
end
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def convert_time(time)
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t = Time.at(time)
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t.strftime("%A, %b %d %Y")
end
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def total_snow
end
end
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class Mountain < ApplicationRecord
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validates :city, presence: true
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validates :state, presence: true
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validates :country, presence: true
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validates :lon, presence: true
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validates :lat, presence: true
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belongs_to :state
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def self.forecasts
all.map do |mountain|
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[ mountain.city, Forecast.get_forecasts(mountain) ]
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end.to_h
end
end
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class State < ApplicationRecord
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validates :name, presence: true
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validates :country, presence: true
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has_many :mountains
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def forecasts
mountains.forecasts
end
end
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class Temp
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attr_reader :day_temp, :min_day_temp, :max_day_temp, :night_temp, :evening_temp, :morn_temp
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def initialize(temp)
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@day_temp = temp[:day]
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@night_temp = temp[:night]
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@evening_temp = temp[:eve]
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@morn_temp = temp[:morn]
end
end
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class Total
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def self.total_snow(mtn_forecasts)
mtn_forecasts.reduce(0) do |sum, forecast|
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sum + forecast.snow
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end.round(2)
end
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def self.max_snow(mtn_forecasts)
mtn_forecasts.map do |forecast|
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forecast.snow
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end.max.round(2)
end
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def self.min_snow(mtn_forecasts)
mtn_forecasts.map do |forecast|
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forecast.snow
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end.min.round(2)
end
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def self.average_snow(mtn_forecasts)
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days = mtn_forecasts.count
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(total_snow(mtn_forecasts) / days).round(2)
end
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def self.mostly(mtn_forecasts)
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icon = Hash.new(0)
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mtn_forecasts.map do |forecast|
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icon[forecast.weather.icon] += 1
end
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icon.max_by { |k, v| v }.first
end
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def self.snow_days(mtn_forecasts)
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mtn_forecasts.reduce(0) do |sum, forecast|
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sum + ((600..623).to_a.include?(forecast.weather.id) == true ? 1 : 0)
end
end
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def self.sunny_days(mtn_forecasts)
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mtn_forecasts.reduce(0) do |sum, forecast|
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sum + (forecast.weather.id == 800 ? 1 : 0)
end
end
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def self.temp_high(mtn_forecasts)
mtn_forecasts.map do |forecast|
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forecast.temp.day_temp
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end.max.round(2)
end
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def self.temp_low(mtn_forecasts)
mtn_forecasts.map do |forecast|
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forecast.temp.day_temp
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end.min.round(2)
end
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def self.temp_avg(mtn_forecasts)
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days = mtn_forecasts.count
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total_temps = mtn_forecasts.reduce(0) do |sum, forecast|
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sum + (forecast.temp.day_temp)
end
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(total_temps / days).round(2)
end
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def self.wind_high(mtn_forecasts)
mtn_forecasts.map do |forecast|
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forecast.speed
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end.max.round(2)
end
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def self.wind_low(mtn_forecasts)
mtn_forecasts.map do |forecast|
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forecast.speed
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end.min.round(2)
end
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def self.wind_avg(mtn_forecasts)
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days = mtn_forecasts.count
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total_wind = mtn_forecasts.reduce(0) do |sum, forecast|
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sum + (forecast.speed)
end
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(total_wind / days).round(2)
end
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def self.wind_dir(mtn_forecasts)
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dir = Hash.new(0)
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mtn_forecasts.map do |forecast|
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dir[forecast.wind_dir] += 1
end
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dir.max_by { |k, v| v }.first
end
end
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class User < ApplicationRecord
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def self.from_omniauth(auth_info)
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where(uid: auth_info[:uid]).first_or_create do |new_user|
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new_user.uid = auth_info[:uid]
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new_user.name = auth_info[:info][:name]
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new_user.email = auth_info[:info][:email]
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new_user.first_name = auth_info[:info][:first_name]
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new_user.last_name = auth_info[:info][:last_name]
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new_user.image = auth_info[:info][:image]
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new_user.token = auth_info[:credentials][:token]
end
end
end
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class Weather
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attr_reader :id, :main, :description, :icon
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def initialize(weather)
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@id = weather[:id]
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@main = weather[:main]
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@description = weather[:description]
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@icon = weather[:icon]
end
end
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class OpenWeather
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def initialize(mountain)
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@api_key = ENV['OPEN_WEATHER_API']
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@days_out = '16'
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@units = 'Imperial'
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@request = Faraday.new('http://api.openweathermap.org')
end
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def self.get_mountain_info(mountain)
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new(mountain).mountain_info_response(mountain)
end
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def mountain_info_response(mountain)
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@request.get do |req|
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req.url '/data/2.5/forecast/daily'
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req.params = { lat: mountain.lat, lon: mountain.lon}
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req.params[:appid] = @api_key
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req.params[:cnt] = @days_out
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req.params[:units] = @units
end
end
end
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require "rails"
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require "sprockets/railtie"
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module SnowTravel
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class Application < Rails::Application
# Settings in config/environments/* take precedence over those specified here.
# Application configuration should go into files in config/initializers
# -- all .rb files in that directory are automatically loaded.
end
end
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# your test database is "scratch space" for the test suite and is wiped
# and recreated between test runs. Don't rely on the data there!
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config.cache_classes = true
# Do not eager load code on boot. This avoids loading your whole application
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# Configure public file server for tests with Cache-Control for performance.
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'Cache-Control' => 'public, max-age=3600'
}
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config.action_controller.perform_caching = false
# Raise exceptions instead of rendering exception templates.
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# Disable request forgery protection in test environment.
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config.action_mailer.perform_caching = false
# Tell Action Mailer not to deliver emails to the real world.
# The :test delivery method accumulates sent emails in the
# ActionMailer::Base.deliveries array.
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config.action_mailer.delivery_method = :test
# Print deprecation notices to the stderr.
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config.active_support.deprecation = :stderr
# Raises error for missing translations
# config.action_view.raise_on_missing_translations = true
end
# Be sure to restart your server when you modify this file.
# ApplicationController.renderer.defaults.merge!(
# http_host: 'example.org',
# https: false
# )
# Be sure to restart your server when you modify this file.
# Version of your assets, change this if you want to expire all your assets.
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Rails.application.config.assets.version = '1.0'
# Add additional assets to the asset load path
# Rails.application.config.assets.paths << Emoji.images_path
# Precompile additional assets.
# application.js, application.css, and all non-JS/CSS in app/assets folder are already added.
# Rails.application.config.assets.precompile += %w( search.js )
# Be sure to restart your server when you modify this file.
# You can add backtrace silencers for libraries that you're using but don't wish to see in your backtraces.
# Rails.backtrace_cleaner.add_silencer { |line| line =~ /my_noisy_library/ }
# You can also remove all the silencers if you're trying to debug a problem that might stem from framework code.
# Rails.backtrace_cleaner.remove_silencers!
# Be sure to restart your server when you modify this file.
# Specify a serializer for the signed and encrypted cookie jars.
# Valid options are :json, :marshal, and :hybrid.
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# Be sure to restart your server when you modify this file.
# Configure sensitive parameters which will be filtered from the log file.
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Rails.application.config.filter_parameters += [:password]
# Be sure to restart your server when you modify this file.
# Add new inflection rules using the following format. Inflections
# are locale specific, and you may define rules for as many different
# locales as you wish. All of these examples are active by default:
# ActiveSupport::Inflector.inflections(:en) do |inflect|
# inflect.plural /^(ox)$/i, '\1en'
# inflect.singular /^(ox)en/i, '\1'
# inflect.irregular 'person', 'people'
# inflect.uncountable %w( fish sheep )
# end
# These inflection rules are supported but not enabled by default:
# ActiveSupport::Inflector.inflections(:en) do |inflect|
# inflect.acronym 'RESTful'
# end
# Be sure to restart your server when you modify this file.
# Add new mime types for use in respond_to blocks:
# Mime::Type.register "text/richtext", :rtf
# Be sure to restart your server when you modify this file.
#
# This file contains migration options to ease your Rails 5.0 upgrade.
#
# Read the Rails 5.0 release notes for more info on each option.
# Enable per-form CSRF tokens. Previous versions had false.
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# Enable origin-checking CSRF mitigation. Previous versions had false.
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Rails.application.config.action_controller.forgery_protection_origin_check = true
# Make Ruby 2.4 preserve the timezone of the receiver when calling `to_time`.
# Previous versions had false.
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# Require `belongs_to` associations by default. Previous versions had false.
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Rails.application.config.active_record.belongs_to_required_by_default = true
# Do not halt callback chains when a callback returns false. Previous versions had true.
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ActiveSupport.halt_callback_chains_on_return_false = false
# Configure SSL options to enable HSTS with subdomains. Previous versions had false.
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Rails.application.config.ssl_options = { hsts: { subdomains: true } }
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Rails.application.config.middleware.use OmniAuth::Builder do
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provider :google_oauth2, ENV["GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID"], ENV["GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET"]
{
:name => "google",
:scope => "email, profile, plus.me, http://gdata.youtube.com",
:prompt => "select_account",
:image_aspect_ratio => "square",
:image_size => 50
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}
end
# Be sure to restart your server when you modify this file.
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Rails.application.config.session_store :cookie_store, key: '_snow_travel_session'
# Be sure to restart your server when you modify this file.
# This file contains settings for ActionController::ParamsWrapper which
# is enabled by default.
# Enable parameter wrapping for JSON. You can disable this by setting :format to an empty array.
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ActiveSupport.on_load(:action_controller) do
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end
# To enable root element in JSON for ActiveRecord objects.
# ActiveSupport.on_load(:active_record) do
# self.include_root_in_json = true
# end
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Rails.application.routes.draw do
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root to: "home#index"
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get "/auth/google_oauth2/callback", to: "sessions#create"
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delete "/logout", to: "sessions#destroy"
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get "/dashboard", to: "dashboard#index"
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resources :mountains, only: [:show, :index]
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resources :states, only: [:show]
end


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157 Except for reverse row order, these work only on full arrays, not ragged-right lists of lists, because the result of the other two would be an array in which some rows had “holes”: items 1 and 3 exist, but not item 2. We don’t have a representation for that. (In APL, all arrays are full, so it’s even more restrictive.) Higher order functions The ﬁnal category of function is operators—APL higher order functions. APL has no explicit map function, because the hyperblock capability serves much the same need. But APL2 did add an explicit map, which we might get around to adding to the library next time around. Its symbol is ¨ (diaeresis or umlaut). The APL equivalent of keep is compress, but it’s not a higher order function. You create a vector of Booleans (0s and 1s, in APL) before applying the function to the array you want to compress. But APL does have a higher order version of combine: The reduce block works just like combine, taking a dyadic function and a list. The / version translates each row to a single value; the ! version translates each column to a single value. That’s the only way to think about it from the perspective of combining individual elements: you are adding up, or whatever the function is, the numbers in a single row (/) or in a single column (!). But APLers think of a matrix as made up of vectors, either row vectors or column vectors. And if you think of what these blocks do as adding vectors, rather than adding individual numbers, it’s clear that in the vector (10, 26, 42) is the sum of column vectors (1, 5, 9)+(2, 6, 10)+(3, 7, 11)+(4, 8, 12). In pre-6.0 Snap ! , we’d get the same result this way: mapping over the rows of the matrix, applying combine to each row. Combining rows, reducing column vectors.


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Chef Automate provides enterprise management and observability capabilities and is included with every Chef Subscription. Automate offers visual UIs, real-time interactive dashboards, role-based access controls, third-party integrations, data APIs, and much more. Automate enables Infrastructure, DevOps, Security, Cloud and Release teams to easily collaborate and get work done, all while maintaining an auditable history of changes to systems environments.
In addition, Chef Automate can be used to install Chef Infra Server either for a single-host installation that contains both Chef Infra Server and Chef Automate, or for a standalone Chef Infra Server instance. Chef Automate also provides a graphical management console for the Chef Infra Server.


Argentina 1-0 Brazil: Lionel Messi's strike earns Albiceleste victory
The Barcelona skipper played well as his team beat their rivals in a friendly in Saudi Arabia
by Javier GiraldoLionel Messi scored the winner as Argentina beat Brazil in Saudi Arabia on Friday, converting the rebound after his penalty was saved.
The Argentine captain was making his first appearance since the summer when he was banned for three months after calling CONMEBOL corrupt.
Gabriel Jesus won and missed a penalty for Brazil, rolling it wide, before Messi’s opener in the 13th minute.
Alisson saved Messi’s effort after Alex Sandro felled the Barcelona No 10, but he followed it up and tucked the ball home.
Lionel Scaloni’s Argentina were well on top in the game and Brazil only managed one shot on target in the entire game.
By contrast Argentina looked better than at the Copa America in the summer - which Brazil won.
MATCH FACTS
Amistoso
| 0-1 | ARG |
Brasil
Alisson, Danilo, Thiago Silva (c), Militao, Sandro (Lodi, 63'), Casemiro (Wesley Morais, 85') Arthur (Fabinho, 54'), Paquetá (Coutinho, 45'), Gabriel Jesus (Richarlison, 70'), Willian (Rodrygo, 70') y Firmino.
Argentina
Andrada, Foyth, Otamendi, Pezzella,Tagliafico, De Paul (Nico Domínguez, 89'), Paredes (Guido Rodríguez, 82'), Lo Celso (Acuña, 58'), Ocampos (Nico González, 73'), Messi (c) y Lautaro Martínez (Alario, 87').
Gol
0-1, min. 13: Messi falla un lanzamiento de penalti pero aprovecha el rechace de Alisson para marcar.
Árbitro
Matthew Conger (Nueva Zelanda). Amonestó con amarilla a Casemiro (min. 21), Danilo (min. 26), De Paul (min. 42), Tagliafico (min. 61), Militao (min. 64) y Paredes (min. 72).
Incidencias
Partido amistoso disputado en el estadio King Saud University de Riad (Arabia Saudí) ante unos 22.541 espectadores.


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DPS: US-60 eastbound closed at Country Club after fatal crash
by abc15.com staffMESA — Authorities say one person has been killed in a car crash on U.S. 60 in Mesa.
Around 2 a.m. on Sunday, DPS troopers received a call regarding a car that was facing sideways on US-60 eastbound at Country Club due to a possible collision, according to DPS.
When troopers arrived on scene, they determined at least one person sustained serious injuries. That person later died due to their injuries.
DPS says at this time, one person is in custody as troopers work to determine if impairment was a factor in the crash.
This is a developing story. Stay with ABC15 for updates.


Election Results* Winner
Presidential Election
Total Votes Cast
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Muhamadu Buhari Ijejun
APC
2,000,000
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APC
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APC
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APC
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