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>>> #This example shows obsolete syntax
>>> #Note that method bar can be called on both class and instance objects
>>> class Foo:
... def bar(cls): #
... print 'bar’ #
... bar = classmethod(bar) #<= not pythonic anymore, decorator syntax recommended
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>>> #This example shows usage of decorator syntax which is recommended
class Line:
def __init__(self, length):
self.length = length
@classmethod def from_inches(cls, length_in):
length = float(length_in)*2.54 return cls(length)
l = Line.from_inches(3) print l.length #returns 7.62
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Indeed, the pilot was not facing an easy task. She had to drop packages at specific points scattered in a dangerous area. Furthermore, the pilot could only fly over the area once in a straight line, and she had to fly over as many points as possible. All points were given by means of integer coordinates in a two-dimensional space. The pilot wanted to know the largest number of points from the given set that all lie on one line. Can you write a program that calculates this number?
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L（X [0 .. M-1]，Y [0 .. N-1]）= 1 + L（X [0 .. M-2]，Y [0 .. N-1]）这个地方也也有笔误
应改为L（X [0 .. M-1]，Y [0 .. N-1]）= 1 + L（X [0 .. M-2]，Y [0 .. N-2]）
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这个问题别太纠结了，不同的编译器结果不一
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int L[m+1][n+1];这样定义出错，这个在gcc上可以编译通过 在VS上不行 应该改为new 或者vector
51行错了，改为：void Union(struct subset subsets[], int x, int y)
你好，这题给出的代码好像弄错了，这个是pow那道题目的解法
换句话说，A[k/2-1]不可能大于两数组合并之后的第k小值，所以我们可以将其抛弃。
应该是，不可能小于合并后的第K小值吧
这一题的代码这样提交时错误的~少考虑了很多情况
为什么暴力求解方法循环到sqrt(n) 就可以了呢


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- GPU-accelerated Depth Codec for Real-time, High-quality Light Field Reconstruction
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- Sampling-based Rig Conversion into Non-rigid Helper Bones
- Interactive Two-Way Shape Design of Elastic Bodies
- Real-time Apparent Resolution Enhancement for Head-mounted Displays
- Coarse Pixel Shading with Temporal Supersampling
- GPU-Friendly Font Rendering Directly from Glyph Outlines
(JCGT paper)
- PSCC: Parallel Self-Collision Culling with Spatial Hashing on GPUs
- Implementing Node Culling Multi-Hit BVH Traversal in Embree
(JCGT paper)
- Parallel Locally-Ordered Clustering for Bounding Volume Hierarchy Construction
(TVCG paper)
- Plane-Based Multi-View Inpainting for Image-Based Rendering in Large Scenes
- Sculpting Mountains: Interactive Terrain Modeling Based on Subsurface Geology
(TVCG paper)
April 3, 2018
- Combining Analytic Direct Illumination and Stochastic Shadows
April 1, 2018
- Efficient Energy-Compensated VPLs using Photon Splatting
February 25, 2018
- An Emotion Evolution based Model for Group Behavior Simulation
- Montage4D: Interactive Seamless Fusion of Multiview Video Textures
- Kernel Foveated Rendering
- What You Sketch Is What You Get: 3D Sketching using Multi-View Deep Volumetric Prediction
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When talking about thinking style, everyone is different. It is because we all have our preferred way to think. You can be a Concrete Random guys, or you can be a ABSTRACT SEQUENTIAL guys. So it really depends.
Then what about me? Wells, I am actually more like an ABSTRACT RANDOM guys in terms of thinking style.
So what is it like being an Abstract Random person? Good question!
Abstract random thinkers organize information throught reflection, and thrive in unstructured, people-oriented invironments. Says DePorter: "The 'real' world for abstract random learners is the world of feelings and emotions. The AR's mind absorbs ideas, information and impressions and organizes them through reflection. They remember best if information is personalised. They feel constricted when they're subjected to a very structured environment."
Isn't it interesting? As an AR thinker, I agree that I usually use my natural ability to work with others. And I cannot deny that emotions and feelings stronly influence your concentration. I just feel like doing that!
What is your thinking style? Feel free to share with me! :-)


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Presented 11th of february 2014 on Meteor Meetup Antwerp
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Presented 11th of february on Meteor Meetup Antwerp


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Mechanic Management
University of Texas Austin, UT Austin
Certification in Full Stack Web Development - -
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Troy Evans, Senior Product Manager of Mobile & Devices at Macromedia, wrote this interesting explanation of Macromedia's difficulties getting the Flash player out onto mobiles. I had been wondering whether delays (it's been 5 years since Flash was ported to Symbian iirc) were down to heavy pre-existing investments in Java from operators, or difficulty getting handset vendors to accept new licensing terms for Flash, he responded with:
"...the player technology and distribution model is different from that of Flash Player on the desktop. Today, each mobile phone manufacturer must customize and integrate Flash Lite into the phone's OS and also define integration points (screensavers, ringtones, wallpapers, browser plugin, etc) at the time of manufacturing because new applications cannot be installed after.This is due to the fact that 95% of the mobile phones in the market place today are proprietary (closed operating system), and cannot be updated.
As more smart phones (Symbian, Palm, Smartphone, BREW), enter the market, we expect the player distribution model to evolve. Because these are OPEN operating systems and new applications can be installed on the phone. Just like the News Express application in UK, Germany and Austria."


Jon Snow
King in the North
Experiences
Sn 1
Bastard in Residence
Winterfell CastleNorth- Spent time with the rest of the family.
- Waited outside on formal occasions.
Sn 1Sn 6
Lord Commander
Night WatchCastle Black- Defended a thousand-years tradition
- Liked the job so much, got stabbed and died and still came back the next SHanged all the rascals.
Sn 6Sn 7
King in the North
Winterfell CastleNorth- Tightened links with the Mother of Dragons
- Wisely delegated important responsabilities to my sister.
Selected Projects
Sn 6
Hardhome Rescue
Some Workplace- Came there for the people, stayed for the white walkers.
- Brought back a few hundred wildings.
Sn 5
Wilding Raid Rebutal
Some other workplace- Fought back one of the largest wilding armies ever.
- Stepped up when the commander was down.
- Events led to my nomination as Lord Commander
Sn 7
White Walker Capture
Some other workplace- Organized and led an elite squadron for the capture of a Walker.
- Outcome led to world peace in front of a common ennemy.
Education
Sn 1
Martial Training
Winterfell CastleNorthRelationship of the number with the answer to life, the universe and everything
Sn 1Sn 3
Squire Training
Castle BlackNorthMade the bed, folded the towels, listened a lot.
School of Life
Generic dialectic life lessons including
- Do we ever know anything ?
- Is this a trick ?
- How to king


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Jon Flanders posted an article on using the SSO database as a configuration database for your own BizTalk applications. Great stuff, this is a great idea, and one that Microsoft should've made easier to realize given the fact that they already store all the port and handler configuration inside the SSO DB, anyway.
I think this is very useful, and has lots of potential. For example, if the user's are not too technically savvy (yes, I've several systems administrators that don't qualify in that category ;)), one could do a simple Web dynamic UI to drive the configuration settings, or heck, even create custom InfoPath forms for each application's settings and use a WebService to update the configuration in the SSO database. Yes; lot's of potential here...
Jon: Minor nitpick at the code: In the Helper ServicedComponent class, in the Enlist() method you take an ITransaction argument, and then proceed to ignore it and use ContextUtil.Transaction anyway ;)


Randomly select elements from an array using bournoulli filter.
Always returns an empty array if the experiment is disabled.
Array to pick from
Probably of including any given element
Used to get different values from multiple calls to the same experiment
Choose 1 with a probably of p, otherwise 0.
Always returns zero if the experiment is disabled.
Probably of yielding a 1
Used to get different values from multiple calls to the same experiment
Remove a variable from the environment.
Variable name
Mark the experiment as disabled.
Get a value from the environment.
Typically these will have been set by a planout script.
Note that if the experiment is disabled, this will always return the default value.
Variable name
Default value if the value could not be found
Get a human-readable string with all defined parameters. This doesn't include the inputs normally, and can be used to describe the current variant of this experiment if you all the parameters of interest are being set in the environment.
A number between 0 and 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFF calculated from the experiment salt and optionally the provided extra salt.
Set to zero if the experiment is disabled.
Used to get different values from multiple calls to the same experiment, for A/B tests this would be the user's client ID or user ID
Select a floating point number between minVal and maxVal (inclusive).
If this experiment is disabled, this always returns minVal.
Minimum value to return
Maximum value to return
Used to get different values from multiple calls to the same experiment
Select an integer between minVal and maxVal (inclusive).
If this experiment is disabled, this always returns minVal.
Minimum value to return
Maximum value to return
Used to get different values from multiple calls to the same experiment
Randomly select up to numDraws elements from the list of choices.
Always returns an empty array if the experiment is disabled.
Options to choose from
Number of elements to select; default is all elements (just shuffling the order of the input)
Used to get different values from multiple calls to the same experiment
Store a value into the environment
Normally this is just used by the planout code interpreter for its assignments.
Variable name
Value to save
Select an array element
If this experiment is disabled, this always returns the first array element.
Available options
Used to get different values from multiple calls to the same experiment
Select an array element with a weighted distribution
If this experiment is disabled, this always returns the first array element.
Available options
Weight values for each option
Used to get different values from multiple calls to the same experiment
Get a number between zero and one.
If this experiment is disabled, this always returns zero.
Used to get different values from multiple calls to the same experiment
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Can be set to false if the experiment should not be run. If the experiment is not disabled, the hash is also set to zero.


Concurrency
Basic Concept of Concurrency
Race Conditions
“A race condition occurs when two or more operations must execute in the correct order, but the program has not been written so that this order is guaranteed to be maintained.”
Most of the time, this shows up in what’s called a data race, where one concurrent operation attempts to read a variable while at some undetermined time another concurrent operation is attempting to write to the same variable.
Atomicity
When something is considered atomic, or to have the property of atomicity, this means that within the context that it is operating, it is indivisible, or uninterruptible.
Something may be atomic in one context, but not another.
When thinking about atomicity, very often the first thing you need to do is to define the context, or scope, the operation will be considered to be atomic in Everything follows from this.
- “indivisible” and “uninterruptible”
These terms mean that within the context you’ve defined, something that is atomic will happen in its entirety without anything happening in that context simultaneously
Deadlocks, Livelocks, and Starvation”
Deadlocks
A deadlocked program is one in which all concurrent processes are waiting on one another. In this state, the program will never recover without outside intervention.
Livelocks
Livelocks are programs that are actively performing concurrent operations, but these operations do nothing to move the state of the program forward.
Have you ever been in a hallway walking toward another person? She moves to one
side to let you pass, but you’ve just done the same. So you move to the other
side, but she’s also done the same. Imagine this going on forever, and you
understand livelocks.
Livelocks are a subset of a larger set of problems called starvation.
Starvation
Starvation is any situation where a concurrent process cannot get all the resources it needs to perform work.
Keep in mind that starvation can also apply to CPU, memory, file handles, database connections: any resource that must be shared is a candidate for starvation


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This interface represents the Simple Type Definition schema component. This
interface provides several query operations for facet components. Users
can either retrieve the defined facets as XML Schema components, using
the facets
and the multiValueFacets
attributes;
or users can separately query a facet's properties using methods such as
getLexicalFacetValue
, isFixedFacet
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static short |
FACET_ENUMERATION
4.3.5 enumeration. |
static short |
FACET_FRACTIONDIGITS
4.3.12 fractionDigits. |
static short |
FACET_LENGTH
4.3.1 Length |
static short |
FACET_MAXEXCLUSIVE
4.3.9 maxExclusive. |
static short |
FACET_MAXINCLUSIVE
4.3.7 maxInclusive. |
static short |
FACET_MAXLENGTH
4.3.3 maxLength. |
static short |
FACET_MINEXCLUSIVE
4.3.9 minExclusive. |
static short |
FACET_MININCLUSIVE
4.3.10 minInclusive. |
static short |
FACET_MINLENGTH
4.3.2 minLength. |
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FACET_NONE
No facets defined. |
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FACET_PATTERN
4.3.4 pattern. |
static short |
FACET_TOTALDIGITS
4.3.11 totalDigits . |
static short |
FACET_WHITESPACE
4.3.5 whitespace. |
static short |
ORDERED_FALSE
A constant defined for the 'ordered' fundamental facet: not ordered. |
static short |
ORDERED_PARTIAL
A constant defined for the 'ordered' fundamental facet: partially ordered. |
static short |
ORDERED_TOTAL
A constant defined for the 'ordered' fundamental facet: total ordered. |
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VARIETY_ABSENT
The variety is absent for the anySimpleType definition. |
static short |
VARIETY_ATOMIC
Atomic type. |
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VARIETY_LIST
List type. |
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Union type. |
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getBounded()
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getBuiltInKind()
Returns the closest built-in type category this type represents or derived from. |
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getDefinedFacets()
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getFacets()
A list of constraining facets if it exists, otherwise an empty XSObjectList . |
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getFinite()
Fundamental Facet: cardinality. |
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getFixedFacets()
[facets]: all defined facets for this type which are fixed. |
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getItemType()
If variety is list the item type definition (an atomic or
union simple type definition) is available, otherwise
null . |
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getLexicalEnumeration()
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getLexicalFacetValue(short facetName)
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getLexicalPattern()
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XSObjectList |
getMemberTypes()
If variety is union the list of member type definitions (a
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XSObjectList |
getMultiValueFacets()
A list of enumeration and pattern constraining facets if it exists, otherwise an empty XSObjectList . |
boolean |
getNumeric()
Fundamental Facet: numeric. |
short |
getOrdered()
Fundamental Facet: ordered. |
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getPrimitiveType()
If variety is atomic the primitive type definition (a
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public static final short VARIETY_ABSENT
public static final short VARIETY_ATOMIC
Atomic
type.public static final short VARIETY_LIST
List
type.public static final short VARIETY_UNION
Union
type.public static final short FACET_NONE
public static final short FACET_LENGTH
public static final short FACET_MINLENGTH
public static final short FACET_MAXLENGTH
public static final short FACET_PATTERN
public static final short FACET_WHITESPACE
public static final short FACET_MAXINCLUSIVE
public static final short FACET_MAXEXCLUSIVE
public static final short FACET_MINEXCLUSIVE
public static final short FACET_MININCLUSIVE
public static final short FACET_TOTALDIGITS
public static final short FACET_FRACTIONDIGITS
public static final short FACET_ENUMERATION
public static final short ORDERED_FALSE
public static final short ORDERED_PARTIAL
public static final short ORDERED_TOTAL
| Method Detail |
public short getVariety()
public XSSimpleTypeDefinition getPrimitiveType()
atomic
the primitive type definition (a
built-in primitive datatype definition or the simple ur-type
definition) is available, otherwise null
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INTEGER_DV
is returned.public XSSimpleTypeDefinition getItemType()
list
the item type definition (an atomic or
union simple type definition) is available, otherwise
null
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union
the list of member type definitions (a
non-empty sequence of simple type definitions) is available,
otherwise an empty XSObjectList
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public boolean isDefinedFacet(short facetName)
facetName
- The name of the facet.public short getFixedFacets()
public boolean isFixedFacet(short facetName)
facetName
- The name of the facet.public java.lang.String getLexicalFacetValue(short facetName)
enumeration
and pattern
facets.facetName
- The name of the facet, i.e.
FACET_LENGTH, FACET_TOTALDIGITS
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To retrieve the value for a pattern or
an enumeration, see enumeration
and
pattern
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for
this simple type definition or null
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StringList
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StringList
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public boolean getFinite()
public boolean getBounded()
public boolean getNumeric()
public XSObjectList getFacets()
XSObjectList
. Note: This method must not be used to
retrieve values for enumeration
and pattern
facets.public XSObjectList getMultiValueFacets()
XSObjectList
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Official Statistics
This data on maintained schools and academies covers September to December 2016 (provisional) and September 2015 to August 2016 (revised).
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These statistics of maintained schools and academies inspections in England consist of:
Official statistics are produced impartially and free from political influence.
Published: 22 March 2017


TypeScript Interfaces
May 5th, 2019
TypeScript Interfaces
Interfaces in TypeScript are a useful feature that I think are both underutilized and misunderstood. So in this post I will be describing what interfaces are and contrasting that with Interfaces in C# to highlight an important difference.
Looking at the TypeScript Handbook, interfaces are described as giving names to the “shape” of values. This is a great description if you are computer scientist or expert in typed languages, but to the new programmer this definition is insufficient.
When the TypeScript Handbook talks about “shape” it means the properties and functions and their inferred types that are part of an object. Take for example an object defined as:
const config = {
log: true,
user: 'example'
};
This object has a shape with two properties: a boolean called log and a string called user. In JavaScript we often create object literals and pass them around to functions which examines the object to see if the desired properties exist.
One method to constrain a function so that it only takes certain types is the use of classes, which will be familiar to anyone from a OO background. You create a class with certain properties and the instantiate that class with the new keyword. There are many benefits to this approach, but not always.
If you like working with object literals in javascript, or you mostly get your data from an external API and you have no need to “new-up” objects then interfaces are a preferred means of adding type safety to your application.
Take this example:
interface INamed {
name: string;
}
function sayHello(INamed object) {
console.log(`Hello, my name is ${object.name}`);
}
const person = {
name: 'Taylor',
profession: 'Software Developer'
}
const country = {
name: 'England',
area: 50346
}
sayHello(person);
sayHello(country);
In that example an interface was used to constrain the type passed to the sayHello function. Object need only contain a name property of type string to be able to be passed in.
Most importantly: We didn’t need to declare our person or country object literals as implementing the INamed interface. It worked simply because they had those properties and the typescript compiler was able to figure out they passed the “does it have a name property of type string” test.
So in conclusion, always use interfaces until you absolutely need classes.


This tests the SOS.Map component from the SOS.Ui.js module. It overlays some BAS meteorological stations, requested from the SOS, as features of interest on an OpenLayers polar stereographic map of Antarctica.


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layout: post
title: 4/10 school
date: '2014-04-11T22:02:00.003-06:00'
author: Jacob .
tags:
- homeschool-journal
modified_time: '2014-04-11T22:02:47.679-06:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6400085873105072120.post-8275767732724275504
blogger_orig_url: http://www.svlark.com/2014/04/410.html
---
Norse myths
poems
Midnight on the Moon
Moomintroll Midwinter


New in version 0.5.14 (Sept. 11, 2015):
- I fixed a bug in the saving of character blacklist/whitelist values.
- I use Tesseract v3.03 r1098.
- I have added new OCR languages: Afrikaans, Albanian, Azeri, Basque, Belarusian, Bengali,
Croatian, Estonian, Galician, Hebrew, Icelandic, Kannada, Macedonian, Malay, Malayalam,
Maltese, Swahili, Tamil, and Telugu.
Old version of ocr app 0.5.13 (Dec. 13, 2013):
- Tesseract v3.03.
- Updated to retrieve newest version of Tesseract data files.
- Added new translation languages.


Candy liquorice tootsie roll. Jelly beans wafer marshmallow muffin dragee brownie brownie. Gummi bears sweet souffle cheesecake lemon drops donut jujubes sesame snaps sweet. Macaroon chocolate cake chocolate cake chupa chups caramels cake wafer sweet roll. Sweet roll pudding cake. Jelly-o chocolate cake halvah cotton candy. Macaroon chocolate cake chocolate cake chupa chups caramels cake wafer sweet roll. Sweet roll pudding cake. Jelly-o chocolate cake halvah cotton candy.
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Jack decided to grow wings. It was a Sunday afternoon in early April and, as on most Sunday afternoons, he was doing very little. In the park where he lay the butterflies were battling their way round an ascending spiral of air. They fought each other for space to soak up the warm sun in, and as Jack saw them he wanted to fly too.
More than anything else at that moment Jack just wanted to move himself closer to the sun that he had longed for these past winter months. He had other reasons for wanting to fly away, lots of them, but he chose this one as his motivation. It was a whim born of sunlight and space. From then on, this would be what he would say if anyone asked him why he wanted wings. "To be nearer the sun," he would say.
Not that he told anybody, of course: not at first. He couldn't tell his friends. He was scared they would laugh at him. The ones that knew him best might say: "we don't believe you, Jack. Why do you really want to grow wings? What is in your heart?" And he couldn't tell anyone he barely knew either. Jack was an amicable chap, and because he saw a potential friend in every stranger he did not want such people to think he was crazy. The smile in their eyes would switch off if they considered Jack to be wrong in the head. Jack would not be able to bear that.
For many days Jack strained his muscles against each other until they ached. Over and over he thought to himself: "I want my wings." He concentrated on his back until his shoulder blades itched. But, stretching round to look in the mirror every morning, he saw no change.
On his way home one evening Jack was on an empty street, walking past abandoned shops. He looked at the blank, dark socket of a shop window opposite and reckoned it would be just like a mirror, if the light was right.
As he was turning this over in his mind, his shoulders began to itch like crazy. Luckily there were no cars on the road, because he sprinted across to the shop that had caught his eye and pulled the back of his shirt up to examine the wings that he was sure were there.
"What're you doing?"
Jack spun round, startled. It was William. William sniffed a lot and stared, rather than looked, at people and things.
"Nothing," Jack blurted out.
"Didn't look like it," said William, staring at Jack. Then he sniffed, and shrugged, and started to walk away.
Catching up with him, Jack began to talk to William. He liked William a lot, although he could be very strange. William's eyes fixed on everything, and he was ungainly and clumsy.
He had got sick once, had William, suddenly and seriously, and had gone to hospital for a long time. When he had come out again he wasn't quite the same as he had been. But something in his wide, blue eyes had come out of the hospital more content than it went in. It was like William had been secretly ill for years, and had only realised it recently. Realising it had been more of a relief than recovering from it.
Now he was less sick, but still not what Jack's mum would call "one hundred percent." Jack did not care. He thought that William was one hundred percent William, and that was what he ought to be as far as Jack could see. But Jack was only fifty percent Jack. Twenty-five percent was in each of the wings that he could not grow.
They talked until they reached the end of the street. What they talked about - Jack didn't pay much attention to that. He just wanted to talk. Just as they were coming to a stop at the junction William spoke, as if the idea was just innocently crossing his mind, although there was nothing innocent about it:
"I had a friend once who wanted to fly."
Jack tried not to let his surprise show. "What happened?" he asked as naturally as he could.
William shook his head. "He wanted to grow wings, but he wanted to grow roots too. In the end his wings grew out as leaves and branches, and he turned into a willow tree." Pausing to look down at his feet, as if they might take root themselves, he continued. "This was in the hospital. They planted him in the gardens there. He's happy, for a willow." William shrugged. "It's what he wanted to be all along, secretly, and there are more important things than just concentrating on being as happy as possible, aren't there?"
Jack could only nod in agreement.
"Do you want to grow roots, Jack?" William asked plainly, and sniffed.
"No," answered Jack. "I have roots. I am fed up with my roots and want to get rid of them." Jack clumsily lifted up each foot in turn, to show William they were only temporarily stuck to the ground.
William grinned. "You'll do all right, Jack," he said. "You'll be happy, for a whatever-you-are." Then, with a sniff, he turned away from Jack and walked in the opposite direction from Jack's home. He scuffed his feet, Jack noticed - keeping them as close to the ground as he could.
That night Jack spent a whole hour peering into the mirror. There was no doubt: the bottom points of his shoulders were that bit sharper. Most would not notice, but Jack had studied his back so much these past few weeks that he was sure of it.
Now that his wings had started to grow Jack doubled his concentration on them. He was also more sure than ever that he wanted them, and so felt brave enough to tell a few of his friends about them. Mostly they just smiled politely and waited for the punchline, or thought it was just something you said to fill a pause in the conversation. They didn't take it literally.
Except Rebecca, who said she didn't believe that he was growing wings. "I want to see them," she said. Jack was a bit frightened of Rebecca, but he liked her as well, very much. So he lifted his T-shirt to show her the wing buds that were now quite obvious on his back.
But Rebecca hardly glanced at them, and instead waved him away, laughing. "I can't see any wings, Jack!" she cried. "You're so funny sometimes!" And she wrinkled her nose in a way that made Jack's nose fall - splash - through his stomach and the floor. Only this time when that happened it just made him wish for his wings all the more, and his whole back itched.
In a few days Jack began to develop a hump on his back, and he was glad for a sudden cold spell that allowed him to wear a baggy jacket to hide his wings.
Underneath hard, calloused skin he could feel new bones knitting and moving, and nerves threading through membranes, and muscles that stretched and spasmed as if somebody else was causing them to move. It hurt terribly, and Jack did not get much sleep. Sometimes he had an urge to stretch and yawn, and when he did so there were twitches in his back he didn't recognise. It made him excited and queasy at the same time.
 Then he removed a panel of toughened cloth from his rucksack and fitted it over the hole, taping and stapling it in place. There was a feeling inside him, as if he was going to give birth, or be terribly ill with the flu, and he just knew in his heart that he would have wings soon.
He decided to play truant for a few days to see what happened. During the day he sat and sweated in the sun by the river and the duck pond. At night he snuck in late enough that he wasn't noticed.  Then Jack would flex and bend like a body-builder testing his strength.
It was on the third day that he was truant, that Jack's feeling of expectation suddenly exploded like a flare inside him. He was lying on Port Meadow, and the sun was high in the sky, and it bounced off the grass and the buildings in the distance. Jack was warmed to the core. Without thinking about what he was doing he removed his disguise down to his red T-shirt. In the middle of the field he stood up and cried out, stretching every tendon he had as tight as he possibly could.
  Grunting, Jack shifted them open. They spread reluctantly. They were a little sticky. He stood in the sun for a few minutes to let them dry.
A few hundred yards off, an elderly couple walking their dog were the only people who saw Jack open his wings for the first time. They were sure that he hadn't just grown wings. The old man thought that Jack might be struggling with a kite, whereas his wife saw someone airing a cream-white blanket in the wind before putting it down to lie on.
Jack was resolved now. He bounced a few dozen strides across the grass. The wind tugged at his back. He ran towards the river bank and started downhill, approaching the water. Then he pulled his wings in and suddenly he was airborne - just. He cut a spiral in the sky, getting higher and higher.
Very quickly he was many miles up and heading away from what was once his home. All around him the sky was blue, as blue as William's eyes. It occurred to him that he hadn't looked back yet. "Do I want to?" he thought, then carried on heading towards the sun. Jack wondered about Icarus, but Icarus had been a faker. Jack's wings were made of himself.


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My Project
|
Classes | |
| struct | Game |
| struct | Bullet |
| struct | Block |
Macros | |
| #define | PI 3.14159265 |
Enumerations | |
| enum | GameState { MENU, PLAYING, EXIT } |
Functions | |
| Game * | Start () |
| GameState | getGameState (Game *game) |
| void | Handler (Game *game) |
| Handles every interruption made by the drivers. More... | |
| int | End () |
| Closes all the interruptions at the end of the program. More... | |
| void | process_mouse_event (Game *game, struct packet *pp) |
| processes mouse event by changing relevant information like pull values and also prints the cursor on to the screen More... | |
| void | clearArrow () |
| erases cursor from screen More... | |
| void | underArrow () |
| fills the backbuffer of whatś behind the cursor image More... | |
| void | saveBoard () |
| fills the backbuffer of the board with the available blocks More... | |
| void | drawBoard () |
| Draws the board with the "alive" blocks on to the screen. More... | |
| void | updateScreen () |
| Calls a series of functions to print every element on to the screen during play time. More... | |
| void | drawMousePull () |
| Draws the pull of the mouse in game. More... | |
| void | drawBullet () |
| Draws the bullet fired by the player. More... | |
| void | drawBlocks () |
| Draws the blocks that are alive and that are going to be saved to the backbuffer. More... | |
| void | shootBullet (int pullX, int pullY) |
| Calculates the speed with which the bullet is going to get fired at at both the x and componnent, depending on how the pulling event is at the moment. More... | |
| void | paintCell () |
| Paints a cell of the board with a block. More... | |
| void | nextLevel () |
| Advances the player on to the next level. More... | |
Variables | |
| uint8_t | bit_no_kbd |
| uint8_t | bit_no_mouse |
| uint8_t | bit_no_timer |
| uint8_t | bit_no_rtc |
| Block | blocks [256] |
| Bullet * | bullet |
utils for game
| #define PI 3.14159265 |
| enum GameState |
| void clearArrow | ( | ) |
erases cursor from screen
| void drawBlocks | ( | ) |
Draws the blocks that are alive and that are going to be saved to the backbuffer.
| void drawBoard | ( | ) |
Draws the board with the "alive" blocks on to the screen.
| void drawBullet | ( | ) |
Draws the bullet fired by the player.
| void drawMousePull | ( | ) |
Draws the pull of the mouse in game.
| int End | ( | ) |
Closes all the interruptions at the end of the program.
| void Handler | ( | Game * | game | ) |
Handles every interruption made by the drivers.
| game | pointer to the Game struct of the current session |
| void nextLevel | ( | ) |
Advances the player on to the next level.
| void paintCell | ( | ) |
Paints a cell of the board with a block.
| void process_mouse_event | ( | Game * | game, |
| struct packet * | pp | ||
| ) |
processes mouse event by changing relevant information like pull values and also prints the cursor on to the screen
| game | pointer to the Game struct of the current session |
| pp | packet of the mouse input |
| void saveBoard | ( | ) |
fills the backbuffer of the board with the available blocks
| void shootBullet | ( | int | pullX, |
| int | pullY | ||
| ) |
Calculates the speed with which the bullet is going to get fired at at both the x and componnent, depending on how the pulling event is at the moment.
| pullX | pull x component |
| pullX | pull y component |
| Game* Start | ( | ) |
| void underArrow | ( | ) |
fills the backbuffer of whatś behind the cursor image
| void updateScreen | ( | ) |
Calls a series of functions to print every element on to the screen during play time.
| uint8_t bit_no_kbd |
| uint8_t bit_no_mouse |
| uint8_t bit_no_rtc |
| uint8_t bit_no_timer |
| Block blocks[256] |
| Bullet* bullet |


(email and zip files don't count!)
svn checkout svn+ssh://svn.mathforum.org/someproject
cd someproject
vi index.html
svn status
svn update
svn commit -m "I did it!"
 Record and playback clicks and data entry.
"IDE" is a firefox plugin which can save to a bunch of different languages.
xpath=//form[@id='loginForm']
id=loginForm
css=form#loginForm
driver.findElement(By.id("testLink1")).click();
driver.findElement(By.id("name")).sendKeys("amir");
assertTrue(driver.findElement(By.id("successMessage")).getText().contains("congrats"));
is a continuous integration (CI) server.
is a system and service monitoring tool.
define host{
use mathforum-server,vm-server
host_name rhenium
alias rhenium.mathforum.org
address <IP_ADDRESS>
}
define service{
use mathforum-service
service_description mathforum-drmath
host_name mathforum
check_command check_http!-H $HOSTALIAS$ -u /dr.math/
}
define service {
use base-database
service_description database-disk-space
notifications_enabled 1
hostgroup_name postgres-servers
check_command check_postgres_by_ssh!disk_space
}
is a provisioning/configuration management tool.
file {"/etc/motd":
content => "hi there",
}
group {"drupal":
ensure => "present",
}
package { "apache2":
ensure => present,
}
service { "apache2":
ensure => running,
require => Package["apache2"],
}
file { "php.conf":
path => "${apache::params::vdir}php.conf",
content => template("php.conf.erb"),
}
<%# php.conf.erb %>
DirectoryIndex index.php
<VirtualHost <%= vhost_name %>:<%= port %> >
...
</VirtualHost>
exec { "setup-drupal":
command => "drush dl drupal-7.14",
creates => "/usr/local/apache2/htdocs/drupal-7.14",
cwd => "/usr/local/apache2/htdocs",
require => Package["drush"],
}
Exec {
path => [ "/bin/", "/sbin/", "/usr/bin/", "/usr/sbin/", "/usr/local/bin/" ]
}
puppet apply base.pp
puppet --configprint all
facter hostname
facter is_virtual
facter #lists all
Collections of resources can be built into classes.
class vlab {
file { '/usr/local/vlab':
ensure => link,
target => '/vagrant/',
}
service { 'apache2':
enable => true,
ensure => running,
}
}
Collections of classes, templates, files can be built into modules.
Modules can be used internally or shared (and downloaded from puppet forge)
puppet module search apache
puppet module install puppetlabs-apache
is a tool that creates and provisions development virtual machines
vagrant box add base http://files.vagrantup.com/lucid32.box
cd project
vagrant init
vagrant up
vagrant ssh
All of the files are over at github: https://github.com/amirdt22/wip


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