According to the procedure HIRE-ASSISTANCE, n candidates are interviewed and assigned a ranks from 1 to n. The procedure hires a candidate i who is better than the candidate j interviewed before candidate i. (that is , the rank of candidate i is better than the rank of candidate j ).
Thus, the following conditions must be satisfied, in order to hire exactly twice in HIRE-ASSISTANCE.
• A candidate 1 must acquire the rank. That is, no candidate up to candidate i is better than candidate 1 and thus candidate 1 is hired. and
• The candidate i+1 must acquire the rank n. That is, no candidate interviewed after candidate i+1 should not be better than candidate i+1.
Finding probability to hire twice:
• Suppose denotes the event where candidate 1 obtained a rank i. Hence, the probability of event where candidate 1 got rank i or got hired will be as follows:
(Probability for hiring one candidate out of n candidates), for any
value of i.
• Suppose, the event where candidates 2, 3,…,i consists a rank lower than the rank obtained by the candidate 1, be G.
• After the event has occurred, the event G will also occur if the best candidate is interviewed first among the remaining candidates, whose ranks are
Thus,
• Suppose A denotes an event where HIRE-ASSISTANT hires exactly twice. The events are known as disjoint, then
Now, simplify the above using distributive property,
• Now,
……(1)
Now, apply the following conditional probability formula to solve the
above equation(1):
• Now, replace the value of in the equation (1), then
Where, denotes the nth harmonic number.
Therefore the probability in order to hire exactly twice by HIRE-ASSISTANT is .
Indirect random variable
Suppose that the sample space is S = {1, 2,..., n}
Let X be a random variable that equals the number of customers that get back their own hat and let Xi be the indicator random variable associated with the event in which the ith customer gets back his own hat.
Thus,
and
By using lemma “Given a sample space S and an event A in the sample space S, Let. Then.”
Since , calculate as follows.
This means that on an average, one customer can get back his own hat.
Suppose an array of distinct numbers is denoted as. Now, according to the definition of inversion, a pairis known as an inversion of, if and.
Suppose that be an indicator random variable for the event inversion. That is for .
Consider the probability of getting first number is bigger than the second number in the set of given two numbers. In this case, the probability is given as,
Now, by Lemma 5.1
Here,, because or
Computing expected number of inversions of an array of n distinct numbers:
• Suppose that the random variable denotes the total number of inverted pairs in the array.
Thus ,
……(1)
• Since we require expected number of inversion, apply the expectation of the both side of equation (1).
Now, apply the linearity of expectation
……(2)
• Now, replace the value of in equation (2),
• Thus,
Hence, from the above, the expected number of inverted pair in an array of n distinct numbers is .


Why is the taskbar at the bottom of the screen?
Here. Raymond explains why the taskbar defaults to the bottom of the screen (because old apps would position themselves under it a lot when it was on top). Since I defected from the Mac, I always move mine to the top and like it, but did have problems for *years* about apps moving up under there.
For those few that still do, I've long since memorized the key sequence: Alt, Space, M, which flips a window into "Move Mode" and lets me use the arrows to move it down. I can understand why MS didn't want to teach everyone that and instead just put the taskbar at the bottom. : )


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Not gonna lie. My creativity has been a little dashed this week as I’m still trying to figure out family stuff on multiple fronts. Also… where muh bitcoin buyers at?!? Anyway, having trouble braining so you get an extra Meme the News!
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New Edubiase announce sadden death of midfielder Malik Yakubu
Division one side New Edubiase have confirmed the sadden passing of midfielder Abdul Malik Yakubu.
The midfielder passed on at the Okomfo Anokye Teaching Hospital after he was knocked down by a motor cycle while jogging in the early hours of Friday morning.
The player will be buried today according to the customs of Islam.
"The New Edubiase United FC is saddened to announce the death of Abdul Malik Yakubu, a football player of the club who died yesterday at the Okomfo Anokye Hospital after he was hit by a motorcycle while jogging," club President Abdul Salam Yakubu posted on Facebook.
"He will be buried at 10am today at Kumasi Asewase. The New Edubiase family and all sympathizers are invited. May the Almighty Allah grant him Janatu Firdaus," he added.
The news of the player's death sent shockwaves to the football fraternity with the Professional Footballers Association of Ghana sending their condolences to the family of the footballer.
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git clone git://github.com/javascriptu/workshop-1.1-src.git
cd workshop-1.1-src/
npm install
node fileServer.js
A checklist of things you'll probably need to think about anyway
The one and only.
Feature detector. HTML5 supporter. Conditional loader.
IE class tags. Chrome frame. IE rendering engine tag.
Icons for use on iOS and Android
For remote request granting
Favicons are retrieved by browsers and used in bookmarks and the URL bar
Because we're not robots
Dictate how search engines can crawl our site
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Client side compilation allows us to start using LESS as soon as we decide to.
Sass (and others) require pre-compilation to CSS before being useful.
CSS is extremely repetitive. LESS evens it out without adding much extra.
As long as you use something. Sass, and others, are excellent but...
Make the most out of Bootstrap by embracing LESS.
Aligned elements, Columns, and Grids.
Buttons, Information Icons, Labels, Notifications...
variables.less
variables.less
The Asynchronous Module Definition (AMD) API specifies a mechanism for defining modules such that the module and its dependencies can be asynchronously loaded.
define()
The specification defines a single function "define" that is available as a free variable or a global variable.
define(id?, dependencies?, factory);
Using an ID is not recommended unless necessary.
define(dependencies?, factory);
Large applications can easily become very unwieldy with manually managed dependencies.
Easily define and use separate modules.
Extends the module pattern you already know (and love).
require.js
main.js
require.config
require()
define()
fiveCount.js
r.js
node r.js main.js
New code written adhering to AMD is beautiful and made of cotton candy.
A lot of existing modules don't expect to be loaded asynchronously.
Most other code expects access to existing global variables, or needs to create their own.
Libraries that support AMD often still support non-AMD, global access for compatibility.
Write some code you know should probably produce a "4" or something similar.
Go to your browser, refresh, verify that you see a "4".
Success? - Move on. Failure? Go back to 1.
You have to manually test every time.
You really can't test anything except what you are currently working on at any given time.
Every second you manually test is a second gone. You can't reuse your efforts.
Your a programmer. Have some respect.
Write a test to verify some code produces a "4".
Write some code you know should probably produce a "4".
Run your test.
Success? - Move on. Failure? Go back to 2.
Ideally, every line of code can eventually be tested automatically.
Other developers can run your tests to determine if they are breaking anything.
You start using your code well before it is producing the final product.
This will expose bugs earlier, allow you to question design choices earlier, and keeps your logic in testable chunks.
A spec is a function that runs any number of tests.
A test suite comprises of any number of specs, along with setup/teardown methods.
With beforeEach
and afterEach
, you can set up a fresh environment before every spec.
The individual tests that verify your code is working.
expect(allDogs).toGoToHeaven();
Unit tests, RequireJS, LESS, and the rest are all useful for just about anything you can think of.
We will add to our toolkit, but most other libraries will depend on the situation.
Our base, though, can be reused over and over.
Get it running locally.
If you haven't already, checkout the workshop source and see how we incorporate each piece, step by step.
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PowerPoint presentations can be repulsively boring or beautifully engaging. Which way a slide deck falls makes a big difference for the presenter, especially in a business setting.
Business presentations have consequences. In a best-case scenario, the outcome of a presentation may be the approval of a six-figure contract or the go-ahead for a project to move forward. In a worst-case scenario, the presentation may result in lost income or professional respect: “That was a lousy presentation. I don’t understand what he was thinking!”
When I see a presentation that is effective and actually moves me, I share it in this feature and highlight why it stood out.
The Presentation Slides
The three slides selected for this month’s featured presentation* stood out because they perfectly embody a number of presentation principles: interactivity, beauty, and emotion (three words that rarely arise in the often staid realm of PowerPoint presentations).
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Slide 2
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Interactivity: Presentations are often monotonous. One person talks on-and-on-and-on, blah-blah-blah, while the audience watches and listens. Break things up. Add a do-it-yourself exercise. Slide 1 transitions the lecture part of the recording to the viewer-exercise part. Slides 2 and 3 invite the audience to recall positive and negative experiences and note elements of them. The particulars of the exercise are unimportant. What’s noteworthy is that the exercise has the viewer engage the material and make it personal. And, if viewers had been checking their email during the lecture, they are now paying full attention. Your Assignment: Review your presentation. Ask yourself, “What short exercise can the audience do (with no prep work)?” Rehearse it with colleagues to perfect it. Then use it live. Beauty: People like looking at beautiful things. Go beyond Microsoft ClipArt and stock photos. Make your slides beautiful and hold the audience’s attention by including art. The effective use of art in these slides is undeniable. The golden face in slide 1 is stunning and grabs attendees’ attention. The next images add life to slides which otherwise would have been—yawn—black-and-white text. The three images could proudly hang on anyone’s wall. The bottom line is each image is attention grabbing and makes the slides a more valuable part of the audio/visual presentation. Your Assignment: At each slide, note what emotion, image, or idea you are discussing or trying to convey. Visit museum and gallery websites to find, collect, and use images that correspond to your slides (copyright permitting). Emotion: In sales conversations, good salespeople ask prospective buyers what problems pain them. Pain is not an abstract thing. Employees hate slow servers; marketers dislike poor product descriptions; executives dislike chasing current clients for unpaid invoices. A smart salesperson taps into that emotion to add urgency and desire to a proposal. Smart presenters use emotion to their advantage too. The above presentation does not abstractly talk about happiness. It directly asks the viewers to re-experience positive and negative states. The presentation is much more powerful because of that.  Does it address frustrating content management systems or the excitement of creating a steady sales pipeline. Invite attendees to consider the physical frustration or the reduced morale of using a slow system. Invite them to imagine the excitement of knowing sales goals are always within reach because the company has a never-ending queue of prospective buyers. |
The Bottom Line
Lest anyone doubt the power of these three principles, consider the case of Stanford University. They wanted to raise one billion dollars from their alumni to fund an undergraduate program. What they did to accomplish this, in partnership with Creative Realities, Inc (CRI), was unheard of: They created a traveling-amphitheater, fundraising show.
While the show did not use PowerPoint, it did execute the three presentation principles to brilliant effect in another medium. For interactivity, the alumni sat around intimate dinner tables and talked about their time at Stanford and the substance of the evening’s brief, live speeches. For beauty, the show played a musical score, done at George Lucas’ Skywalker Ranch, and surrounded alumni with memorable elements of Stanford’s campus, including archways, rooftops, statues, and trees.
According to the CRI case study, the production ultimately triumphed because it beautifully executed the third presentation principle: “[It] would engage the alums by emotionally reconnecting them [emphasis added] to the university. The audience, each of whom got their start in life at Stanford, would become overwhelmed with pride, as they experienced the sensations of being Stanford students once more.”
The show surpassed expectations, raising over 1.2 billion dollars.
While interacting with your audience, emotionally connecting with them, and using art to enhance your audio/visuals may not earn you a billion dollars, doing so may earn you a six-figure client contract instead.
*The three slides, which come from a Landmark Education seminar session on “Creating Happiness,” are part of an educational presentation for people of all ages and backgrounds.


Class SecurityComponent
Short description for file.
Long description for file
- Object
- SecurityComponent
Copyright: Copyright 2005-2008, Cake Software Foundation, Inc.
License: The MIT License
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Attempts to validate the login credentials for an HTTP-authenticated request |
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Generates the text of an HTTP-authentication request header from an array of options.. |
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Parses an HTTP digest authentication response, and returns an array of the data, or null on failure. |
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Generates a hash to be compared with an HTTP digest-authenticated response |
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cakeError(),
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List of controller actions for which a POST request is required |
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List of actions that require an SSL-secured connection |
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List of actions that require a valid authentication key |
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List of actions that require an HTTP-authenticated login (basic or digest) |
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Login options for SecurityComponent::requireLogin() |
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Controllers from which actions of the current controller are allowed to receive requests. |
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Actions from which actions of the current controller are allowed to receive requests. |
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Other components used by the Security component |
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This year I have been working on a React project. I've been enjoying it. I can't help feel that it should be easier to use. It's like a minefield.
React as a single page application technology is simple.
- It's just javascript, including JSX
- Focuses narrowly on the UI layer
- External changes come from props, internal changes from state
React is a niche library for building user interfaces. It's good at that, and it's an enjoyable development experience. React encourages you to treat the UI as the rest of your code because it is just javascript. However you don't get batteries included. Single page applications are not just the UI, they usually also involve
- AJAX
- Forms and validation
- Authentication
- Routing and navigation
- And more...
React makes it hard to fall into the Pit of Success.
The Pit of Success: in stark contrast to a summit, a peak, or a journey across a desert to find victory through many trials and surprises, we want our customers to simply fall into winning practices by using our platform and frameworks. To the extent that we make it easy to get into trouble we fail.
If you require routing in your application, React offers a page with links to 10 different libraries. If you contrast this to Angular, it links to one, with documentation, examples and supported by the Angular team.
The result is adding basic functionality into your React app is a mountain climb finding the right library for the job. There's quite a lot of work that goes into evaluating libraries.
- When was the last release? How often are new versions released?
- Bus factor - How many contributors. Does a major company support it.
- Documentation
- Examples
- If I have a problem, question or need help can I get it? Github issues? StackOverflow? Blog posts?
- Tests - I don't want regressions on new versions.
- Downloads on NPM
- Github stars
- Does it support Typescript - Written in typescript, typings included in projects, typings from definitely typed or no support at all?
- Spiking out a prototype
- And does it solve the problem...
You finally choose a library. It solves your problem.  Perhaps it is not as performant as you would like. Perhaps you open Github one day and see this
You curse. Make a mental note of technical debt to pay down. Think of The Prime Directive
Regardless of what we discover, we understand and truly believe that everyone did the best job they could, given what they knew at the time, their skills and abilities, the resources available, and the situation at hand.
It is not easy to build a large, complex single page application in React. It's hard to know if you've made the right choices. Making the wrong ones is easy. There is a lot to consider when building a React-based application. I wish it were safer. It's dangerous in this ecosystem.


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--- layout: post title: future - Mono date: 2016-12-16T00:20:46.000Z categories: F# ---
What about Mono? I am glad you asked! Mono, an independent portable reimplementation of the .Net platform is also an option for running F#. At the time of this writing (December 2016), the implementation of Mono is much more complete and usable than .Net Core. Mono is also available on many more processor architectures (e.g. ARM). But .Net Core is new and shiny, and it has the promise of being much more performant in the long run. It doesn't hurt to have both of them installed, and use whatever you feel like. The mechanism described below will work with either of them, as will the code in the github repo that goes with this blog post.
And if you prefer to work in a more full-featured IDE, I would recommend you take a look at the current version of Monodevelop, which has improved notably over the last year or so. It has gotten some love from Xamarin, who use it as the base for Xamarin Studio, now also known as "Visual Studio for Mac". Yep, that's good old underappreciated Monodevelop under the hood. Monodevelop has turned into a pleasant and capable IDE for F#. Some caveats: I don't think it supports .Net Core yet, or at least not very well, so the code it produces would target Mono. This might actually make things easier if you are just getting started. The version that comes with your distro is probably ancient, you want a version 6.x. Also, the new Monodevelop releases for Linux use a shiny new distribution mechanism called Flatpak, which isn't supported on older Linux distros. You can always clone the github repo and build your own, which is what I ended up doing.


Collection of presets and metadata for a specific SF2 soundfont file.
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#import <SoundFontInfo.h>
Inherits NSObject.
Collection of presets and metadata for a specific SF2 soundfont file.
◆ init:url:author:comment:copyright:presets:
| - (id) init: |
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(NSString*) |
name |
| url: |
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(NSURL*) |
url |
| author: |
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(NSString*) |
embeddedAuthor |
| comment: |
|
(NSString*) |
embeddedComment |
| copyright: |
|
(NSString*) |
embeddedCopyright |
| presets: |
|
(NSArray<SoundFontInfoPreset*>*) |
presets |
|
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| |
Constructor for SoundFontInfo instance.
- Parameters
-
| name | the name that was embedded in the SF2 file |
| url | the URL that was used for processing |
| embeddedAuthor | the name of the author found in the SF2 file |
| embeddedComment | the comment found in the SF2 file |
| embeddedCopyright | the copyright notice found in the SF2 file |
| presets | the collection of SoundFontInfoPreset instances found in the SF2 file |
◆ loadViaFile:
Class method that creates a new SoundFontInfo instance by using the robust File class.
This should result in the same results as the above method.
- Parameters
-
| url | the location of the SF2 file to process |
- Returns
- new SoundFontInfo instance
◆ loadViaParser:
Class method that creates a new SoundFontInfo instance by using the efficient Parser class.
- Parameters
-
| url | the location of the SF2 file to process |
- Returns
- new SoundFontInfo instance
◆ parseViaFile:fileDescriptor:fileSize:
| + (SoundFontInfo *) parseViaFile: |
|
(NSURL*) |
url |
| fileDescriptor: |
|
(int) |
fd |
| fileSize: |
|
(uint64_t) |
fileSize |
|
|
| |
Class method that creates a new SoundFontInfo instance by using the robust File class on an open file descriptor.
- Parameters
-
| url | the location of the SF2 file to process (only used for book-keeping) |
| fd | the file descriptor to read from |
| fileSize | the total number of bytes available for reading from the file descriptor |
- Returns
- new SoundFontInfo instance
◆ parseViaParser:fileDescriptor:fileSize:
| + (SoundFontInfo *) parseViaParser: |
|
(NSURL*) |
url |
| fileDescriptor: |
|
(int) |
fd |
| fileSize: |
|
(uint64_t) |
fileSize |
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|
| |
Class method that creates a new SoundFontInfo instance by using the efficient Parser class on an open file descriptor.
- Parameters
-
| url | the location of the SF2 file to process (only used for book-keeping) |
| fd | the file descriptor to read from |
| fileSize | the total number of bytes available for reading from the file descriptor |
- Returns
- new SoundFontInfo instance
◆ embeddedAuthor
| - (NSString*) embeddedAuthor |
|
readwritenonatomicretain |
The author name found in the file.
◆ embeddedComment
| - (NSString*) embeddedComment |
|
readwritenonatomicretain |
The comment found in the file.
◆ embeddedCopyright
| - (NSString*) embeddedCopyright |
|
readwritenonatomicretain |
The copyright notice found in the file.
◆ embeddedName
| - (NSString*) embeddedName |
|
readwritenonatomicretain |
The embedded name found in the file.
◆ presets
Collection of presets found in the file.
◆ url
The location of the file that was processed.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


I was at an Appsterdam lunch meetup today, and before the presentation I was talking with some people about source control. They worked for Atlassian, and so of course bitbucket v. github came up. (It didn’t help that I was wearing a GitHub shirt. Atlassian - I want to give you money to get a bitbucket shirt but I don’t see any for sale. Why?) Regardless of why I typically use github more, or what my usage profiles are for the two, they were interested to hear my solution to a problem I had: how to simplify working in various source control systems, particularly in both mercurial and git.
For a long time, I used mostly git and far less mercurial. I wrote a bunch
of aliases in my .zprofile
that looked something like:
1 2 3 |
|
For mercurial, I just entered everything normally. However, as I started to
use mercurial more, I wanted to use those aliases for both systems. I ended
up writing a bunch of shell functions to do this. They are all strict POSIX
compatible, so they work under at least zsh
, ksh
, and bash
. I haven’t
tested any others, so your mileage may vary. The latest version of this is
available at my dotconf github repo, you
can view it here
The core of the code is the pair of functions:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 |
|
get_repo_type
does exactly what it says it does: it outputs a number that
identifies what type of source control the repo uses. The not-a_repo
simple provides a shortcut for displaying the error message. All of the
commands use these two functions. The commands are implemented in a similar
style, so let’s take a look at the first defined function, pull
:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 |
|
Unfortunately, shell scripting isn’t a terribly advanced programming language, so there’s a lot of redundancy in the code; in fact all of the commands use the same basic template of
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 |
|
I thought of some other ways to do this, but they all ended up being far more complex and time-consuming than just knocking it out like this. This style is also POSIX-compatible, meaning it can be used with really any shell.
Another feature of note is that I’ve ensured to pass through the shell variable
$@
, which means any arguments are passed directly to the command; this lets
you still enable the full use of the specialised commands without having to
mentally switch context between just typing the shortened command and the full
one.
So, let’s look at what commands are supported (use vcshelp
to list them):
- commit
- add
- pull
- push
- checkout
- fetch
- clog
- which_dvcs
- vcdiff
For the most part, they are wrappers around the $scm version of the command, passing through any arguments as before. The last three aren’t (but do pass through any command line options as appropriate):
clog
is a shortcut for ‘commit log’, and shows the $scm log. For mercurial, it will pipe it to less (by default, hg doesn’t).which_dvcs
is a wrapper around get_repo_type to print the name of the SCM instead of the numeric value used in the functions.vcdiff
is a version control diff; likeclog
, it will pipe hg diff to less.
There are a few commands that aren’t documented in vcshelp
:
* co
is an alias for checkout
* st
is a variant of status that shows only tracked files
I’ve found this system to work out pretty well for me, mostly because it
requires less mental power to handle the basic SCM workflow. It also satisfies
my coder’s itch to remove unnecessary code (i.e. always having to prefix git
or hg
to source control commands) by making the shell “aware” of which SCM
I’m using at the time.
There is, of course the caveat that Josh Rickmar
pointed out. I’ve come to grow used to a lot of the specifics of working
with the different SCMs. Two common idioms I use a lot with this setup are
commit -a
in a git repo and pull -u
in a mercurial repo. If you are using
an SCM, you should definitely get to know it before using it for serious
work. Of course, you can also take my code and tweak it so that it behaves
differently. The code is yours.
Thanks go to Chris LePetit, who suggested I write the article. Samuel Goodwin and Wally Jones proofread it for me.


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Utils
public class Utils
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
| static string | buildRestPath(Client client, Bucket bucket, string key, array spec, array params) Given a \Riak\Client, \Riak\Bucket, Key, LinkSpec, and Params, construct and return a URL. |
| static mixed | getValue(string key, array array, mixed defaultValue) Get array cell value |
| static array | httpRequest(string method, string url, array requestHeaders, mixed obj) Given a Method, URL, Headers, and Body, perform and HTTP request, and return an array of arity 2 containing an associative array of response headers and the response body. |
| protected static array | parseHttpHeaders(string headers) Parse an HTTP Header string into an asssociative array of response headers. |
public static string buildRestPath(Client client, Bucket bucket, string key, array spec, array params)
Given a \Riak\Client, \Riak\Bucket, Key, LinkSpec, and Params, construct and return a URL.
public static mixed getValue(string key, array array, mixed defaultValue)
Get array cell value
public static array httpRequest(string method, string url, array requestHeaders, mixed obj)
Given a Method, URL, Headers, and Body, perform and HTTP request, and return an array of arity 2 containing an associative array of response headers and the response body.
protected static array parseHttpHeaders(string headers)
Parse an HTTP Header string into an asssociative array of response headers.
Utility functions used by Riak library.


Preserving Code fold State of Code Mirror
Above button is to Mimic sending the input data and getting similar response back from server upon which we re-apply folds (Preserve the folds)
Enable Preserve State:Above button is to Mimic sending the input data and getting similar response back from server upon which we re-apply folds (Preserve the folds)
Enable Preserve State:


Called when the application ends
Called when the application ends
Called when the application starts
Called when the application starts
Called when a new block manager has joined
Called when a new block manager has joined
Called when an existing block manager has been removed
Called when an existing block manager has been removed
Called when the driver receives a block update info.
Called when the driver receives a block update info.
Called when environment properties have been updated
Called when environment properties have been updated
Called when the driver registers a new executor.
Called when the driver registers a new executor.
Called when the driver blacklists an executor for a Spark application.
Called when the driver blacklists an executor for a Spark application.
Called when the driver receives task metrics from an executor in a heartbeat.
Called when the driver receives task metrics from an executor in a heartbeat.
Called when the driver removes an executor.
Called when the driver removes an executor.
Called when the driver re-enables a previously blacklisted executor.
Called when the driver re-enables a previously blacklisted executor.
Called when a job ends
Called when a job ends
Called when a job starts
Called when a job starts
Called when the driver blacklists a node for a Spark application.
Called when the driver blacklists a node for a Spark application.
Called when the driver re-enables a previously blacklisted node.
Called when the driver re-enables a previously blacklisted node.
Called when other events like SQL-specific events are posted.
Called when other events like SQL-specific events are posted.
Called when a stage completes successfully or fails, with information on the completed stage.
Called when a stage completes successfully or fails, with information on the completed stage.
For FIFO, all stages are contained by "default" pool but "default" pool here is meaningless
For FIFO, all stages are contained by "default" pool but "default" pool here is meaningless
Called when a task ends
Called when a task ends
Called when a task begins remotely fetching its result (will not be called for tasks that do not need to fetch the result remotely).
Called when a task begins remotely fetching its result (will not be called for tasks that do not need to fetch the result remotely).
Called when a task starts
Called when a task starts
Called when an RDD is manually unpersisted by the application
Called when an RDD is manually unpersisted by the application
Upon receiving new metrics for a task, updates the per-stage and per-executor-per-stage aggregate metrics by calculating deltas between the currently recorded metrics and the new metrics.
:: DeveloperApi :: Tracks task-level information to be displayed in the UI.
All access to the data structures in this class must be synchronized on the class, since the UI thread and the EventBus loop may otherwise be reading and updating the internal data structures concurrently.
(Since version 2.2.0) This class will be removed in a future release.


|
| | Client (std::string name, unsigned long taxID=Person::DEFAULT_TAX_ID, bool premium=false, Credential credential={DEFAULT_USERNAME, DEFAULT_PASSWORD}) |
| | Creates a new Client object. More...
|
| |
| bool | isPremium () const |
| | Checks if the client subscription type is premium. More...
|
| |
| float | getMeanEvaluation () const |
| | Gets the order mean evaluation given by the client. More...
|
| |
| unsigned | getNumDiscounts () const |
| | Gets the number of times the client has benefited from order discounts. More...
|
| |
|
void | addDiscount () |
| | Signal a new order discount.
|
| |
| void | removeDiscount () |
| | Remove a order discount (e.g. More...
|
| |
| unsigned | getPoints () const |
| | Gets the client points. More...
|
| |
| void | setPremium (bool premium) |
| | Sets the client subscription type. More...
|
| |
| void | addPoints (unsigned points) |
| | Adds a certain number of points to the client's. More...
|
| |
| void | removePoints (unsigned points) |
| | Removes a certain number of points from the client points. More...
|
| |
|
void | resetPoints () |
| | Resets the client points.
|
| |
| void | addEvaluation (int evaluation) |
| | Adds an order evaluation given by the client. More...
|
| |
| void | setPoints (unsigned points) |
| | Sets the client points. More...
|
| |
| void | print (std::ostream &os, bool showData=true) |
| | Prints the client data. More...
|
| |
| Credential | getDefaultCredential () override |
| | Gets the client default login credentials. More...
|
| |
| | Person (std::string name, unsigned long taxID, Credential credential, PersonRole role) |
| | Creates a new Person object. More...
|
| |
|
virtual | ~Person ()=default |
| | Destructs the person object.
|
| |
| std::string | getName () const |
| | Gets the person name. More...
|
| |
| unsigned long | getTaxId () const |
| | Gets the person taxpayer identification number. More...
|
| |
| Credential | getCredential () const |
| | Gets the person login credentials. More...
|
| |
| bool | isLogged () const |
| | Checks if the person is logged in. More...
|
| |
| void | setLogged (bool logged) |
| | Sets the person log status. More...
|
| |
| void | setName (const std::string &name) |
| | Sets the person name. More...
|
| |
| void | setTaxID (unsigned long taxID) |
| | Sets the person taxpayer identification number. More...
|
| |
| void | setCredential (const Credential &credential) |
| | Sets the person login credentials. More...
|
| |
| bool | operator< (const Person &p2) const |
| | One person is less than the other according to the comparison of their names by alphabetical order, in case both of their taxpayer identification number are equal to the default one. More...
|
| |
| bool | operator== (const Person &p2) const |
| | Two persons are equal if their name are equal, in case both of their taxpayer identification number are equal to the default one. More...
|
| |
| PersonRole | getRole () |
| | Gets the person role. More...
|
| |
Class relative to a store client.


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10
The Proverbs of Solomon
1 The proverbs of Solomon.
A wise son makes a glad father,
but a foolish son is a sorrow to his mother.
2 Treasures gained by wickedness do not profit,
but righteousness delivers from death.
3 The LORD does not let the righteous go hungry,
but he thwarts the craving of the wicked.
4 A slack hand causes poverty,
but the hand of the diligent makes rich.
5 He who gathers in summer is a prudent son,
but he who sleeps in harvest is a son who brings shame.
6 Blessings are on the head of the righteous,
but the mouth of the wicked conceals violence.
7 The memory of the righteous is a blessing,
but the name of the wicked will rot.
8 The wise of heart will receive commandments,
but a babbling fool will come to ruin.
9 Whoever walks in integrity walks securely,
but he who makes his ways crooked will be found out.
10 Whoever winks the eye causes trouble,
but a babbling fool will come to ruin.
11 The mouth of the righteous is a fountain of life,
but the mouth of the wicked conceals violence.
12 Hatred stirs up strife,
but love covers all offenses.
13 On the lips of him who has understanding, wisdom is found,
but a rod is for the back of him who lacks sense.
14 The wise lay up knowledge,
but the mouth of a fool brings ruin near.
15 A rich man's wealth is his strong city;
the poverty of the poor is their ruin.
16 The wage of the righteous leads to life,
the gain of the wicked to sin.
17 Whoever heeds instruction is on the path to life,
but he who rejects reproof leads others astray.
18 The one who conceals hatred has lying lips,
and whoever utters slander is a fool.
19 When words are many, transgression is not lacking,
but whoever restrains his lips is prudent.
20 The tongue of the righteous is choice silver;
the heart of the wicked is of little worth.
21 The lips of the righteous feed many,
but fools die for lack of sense.
22 The blessing of the LORD makes rich,
and he adds no sorrow with it.
23 Doing wrong is like a joke to a fool,
but wisdom is pleasure to a man of understanding.
24 What the wicked dreads will come upon him,
but the desire of the righteous will be granted.
25 When the tempest passes, the wicked is no more,
but the righteous is established forever.
26 Like vinegar to the teeth and smoke to the eyes,
so is the sluggard to those who send him.
27 The fear of the LORD prolongs life,
but the years of the wicked will be short.
28 The hope of the righteous brings joy,
but the expectation of the wicked will perish.
29 The way of the LORD is a stronghold to the blameless,
but destruction to evildoers.
30 The righteous will never be removed,
but the wicked will not dwell in the land.
31 The mouth of the righteous brings forth wisdom,
but the perverse tongue will be cut off.
32 The lips of the righteous know what is acceptable,
but the mouth of the wicked, what is perverse.


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I could talk pages about myself but that would just be weird. Instead, all you need to know is that I'm a student at the U of M studying math and compsci, and somehow have a little bit of time to make side projects like this.
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The national curriculum for England to be taught in all local-authority-maintained schools.
The national curriculum sets out the programmes of study and attainment targets for all subjects at all 4 key stages .
All local-authority-maintained schools in England must teach these programmes of study.
The majority of this national curriculum was introduced in September 2014, with English and maths coming into force for all year groups from September 2016.
The exception is the science curriculum which came into force for year 10 pupils in September 2016, and applies to year 11 pupils from September 2017.
See the National Archives website for information about the pre-2014 primary and secondary curriculums.
The complete framework and individual versions of the curriculum for primary and secondary key stages.
Individual programmes of study and attainment targets for key stages 1 to 4.
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Instructions
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Sheep |
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by Associated PressLAS VEGAS (AP) — An Arizona man is due to plead guilty to illegally manufacturing tracer and armor-piercing bullets found in a high-rise hotel suite where a gunman took aim before the Las Vegas Strip massacre two years ago.
Douglas Haig isn’t accused of a direct role in the Oct. 1, 2017, shooting that killed 58 people and injured hundreds at an open-air music festival. It was the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
Haig is a 57-year-old aerospace engineer who used to reload bullets at home in Mesa, Arizona, and sell them at gun shows.
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The process of using domain knowledge to transform features into a form useful in machine learning algorithms
Measurable property or characteristic of phenomenon being observed
case class Song(id: Long,
name: String,
artist: String,
genre: Option[String],
numPlays: Long)
val songs = Seq(
Song(1, "Blackbird","The Beatles", Some("Rock"), 46522936),
Song(2, "Bleed", "Meshuggah", Some("Metal"), 8741978),
Song(3, "Bad and Bougee", "Migos", Some("Hip Hop"), 379732121),
Song(4, "Feet Don't Fail Me", "QOTSA", Some("Rock"), 5642096))
Machine learning algorithms operate on collections of numbers (doubles, floats)
// collaborative filtering for recommendation systems
// Create 2d array of Doubles representing (user, song) pair
val userLiked = users
.map(u => songs.map(s => if(u.favoriteSongs.contains(s)) 1.0 else 0.0)
// Factor out vectors representing taste
val (userVectors, songVectors) =
secretSauceMatrixFactorization(songUserMatrix)
// .. compare userVectors, songVectors to make recommendations
How do we get from raw features like Song to ML algorithm friendly features like songVectors?
Feature Transformation
Given a threshold, return 0 or 1 based on whether or not the value crosses the threshold
val threshold = 50000000L // 50M
val isPopular = songs.map(s => if(s.numPlays >= threshold) 1.0 else 0.0)
// isPopular: Seq[Double] = List(1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0)
Given a min and a max, scale features to fit within that range
val min = 1.0
val max = 10.0
// find min and max song plays in one pass
val (songsMinPlays, songsMaxPlays) = songs
.map(s => (s.numPlays.toFloat, s.numPlays.toFloat))
.reduce((x, y) => (math.min(x._1, y._1), math.max(x._2, y._2)))
val minMax = songs.map { x =>
((x.numPlays - songsMinPlays) / (songsMaxPlays - songsMinPlays))
* (max - min) + min
}
//minMax: Seq[Double] = List(1.9835267513990402, 1.074578134343028,
// 9.999999463558197, 1.0)
Given a sequence of categories over all features, the feature is transformed into an sequence that has a 1 in the position matching its category and 0 otherwise
// Find unique ordered categories i.e. genres
val genres = songs.map(_.genre)
.map(Set(_))
.reduce(_ ++ _)
.toSeq.sorted
// genres: Seq[Option[String]] =
// ArrayBuffer(Some(Hip Hop), Some(Metal), Some(Rock))
// Calculate one hots
val oneHots = songs
.map(s => genres.map(g => if(s.genre == g) 1.0 else 0.0))
//oneHots: Seq[Seq[Double]] = List(ArrayBuffer(0.0, 0.0, 1.0),
// ArrayBuffer(0.0, 1.0, 0.0), ArrayBuffer(1.0, 0.0, 0.0),
// ArrayBuffer(0.0, 0.0, 1.0))
class FeatureSpec[T] {
def required[A](f: T => A)(t: Transformer[A, _, _])
def optional[A](f: T => Option[A], default: Option[A] = None)
(t: Transformer[A, _, _])
}
import com.spotify.featran._
import com.spotify.featran.transformers._
val featureSpec = FeatureSpec.of[Song]
.required(_.numPlays)(Binarizer("isPopular", 50000000.0))
.required(_.numPlays)(MinMaxScaler("numPlay_normalized"))
.optional(_.genre)(OneHotEncoder("genre"))
val featureExtractor = featureSpec.extract(songs)
// featureExtractor: com.spotify.featran.FeatureExtractor[Seq,Song]
FeatureSpec#extract[M[_]: CollectionType](input: M[T]): FeatureExtractor[M, T]
trait CollectionType[M[_]] { self =>
def map[A, B](ma: M[A], f: A => B): M[B]
def reduce[A](ma: M[A], f: (A, A) => A): M[A]
def cross[A, B](ma: M[A], mb: M[B]): M[(A, B)] // map A with C
}
Featran provides definitions for Scala collections and as well as distributed collection types that extend this trait
Names passed to the transformer
val featureSpec = FeatureSpec.of[Song]
.required(_.numPlays.toDouble)(Binarizer("isPopular", 50000000.0))
.required(_.numPlays.toDouble)(MinMaxScaler("numPlay_normalized"))
.optional(_.genre)(OneHotEncoder("genre"))
val featureExtractor = featureSpec.extract(songs)
val featureNames = featureExtractor.featureNames
// featureNames: Seq[Seq[String]] =
// List(List(isPopular, numPlay_normalized,
// genre_Hip Hop, genre_Metal, genre_Rock))
val featureValues = featureExtractor.featureValues[Seq[Double]]
// featureValues: Seq[Seq[Double]] = List(
// List(0.0, 0.10928075401101646, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0),
// List(0.0, 0.00828645992365073, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0),
// List(1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 0.0, 0.0),
// List(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0))
FeatureExtractor#featureValues[F: FeatureBuilder]: M[F]
trait FeatureBuilder[T] { self =>
def init(dimension: Int): Unit
def add(name: String, value: Double): Unit
def skip(): Unit
def result: T
def map[U](f: T => U): FeatureBuilder[U] = new FeatureBuilder[U] {
// ...
}
Featran provides these output types and more: Traversable[T], SparseVector[T], DenseVector[T], TensorFlow Example protobuf ...
Save the results of the Aggregator step (map-reduce-map) for future use
val settings = featureExtractor.featureSettings
// settings: Seq[String] = List(
// [{"cls":"com.spotify.featran.transformers.Binarizer",...,"aggregators":""},
// {"cls":"com.spotify.featran.transformers.MinMaxScaler", ... ,
// "aggregators":"5642096.0,3.79732121E8,1.0"},
// {"cls":"com.spotify.featran.transformers.OneHotEncoder", ... ,
// "aggregators":"label:Hip+Hop,label:Metal,label:Rock"}])
Use saved settings to skip Aggregator step
val ews = featureSpec.extractWithSettings(songs, settings)
// ews: FeatureExtractor[Seq,Song]
Transformer provides separate collection with errors for each record
val validValues = featureExtractor.featureResults[Seq[DoubleSong]]
.filter(_.rejections.isEmpty)
.map(_.value)
Compute multiple feature transformations over the same inputs
val fs1 = FeatureSpec.of[Song]
.required(_.numPlays.toDouble)(Binarizer("isPopular", 50000000.0))
.required(_.numPlays.toDouble)(MinMaxScaler("numPlay_normalized"))
val fs2 = FeatureSpec.of[Song]
.optional(_.genre)(OneHotEncoder("genre"))
val multiFeatures = MultiFeatureSpec(fs1, fs2).extract(songs)
Cross values of a pair of transformers by specifying transformer and function for combining
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The Generic Model Organism Project (GMOD) is a joint effort by the model organism system databases WormBase, FlyBase, MGI, SGD, Gramene, Rat Genome Database, EcoCyc, and TAIR to develop reusable components suitable for creating new community databases of biology.
The Ontology for Biomedical Investigations (OBI) project is developing an integrated ontology for the description of biological and medical experiments and investigations. This ontology will support the consistent annotation of biomedical investigations, regardless of the particular field of study.
The Institute for Formal Ontology and Medical Information Science (IFOMIS) comprehends an interdisciplinary research group with members from Philosophy, Computer and Information Science, Logic, Medicine, and Medical Informatics, focusing on theoretically grounded research in both formal and applied ontology.
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The Plant Ontology Consortium (POC) aims to develop, curate and share structured controlled vocabularies (ontologies) that describe plant structures and growth/developmental stages. Through this effort, the project aims to facilitate cross database querying by fostering consistent use of these vocabularies in the annotation of tissue and/or growth stage specific expression of genes, proteins and phenotypes.
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SOFG is both a meeting and a website; it aims to bring together biologists, bioinformaticians, and computer scientists who are developing and using standards and ontologies with an emphasis on describing high-throughput functional genomics experiments.


Signal based connector classes are very simple. All that is needed is a vector of input signals or output signals. Most application models where signal connectors are needed can be satisfied with the connector classes InPort and OutPort below, both from the library Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.
The InPort and OutPort connector classes can be specialized to different numbers of signals when instantiated,as in the class MISO below


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This map displays the results from Tuesday night's Michigan GOP primary by county. The darker shade blue represents a higher percentage of voters for Mitt Romney, who narrowly won the race and grew up just south of Detroit in Oakland County. Click on each county to see a breakdown of how Michigan Republicans cast their ballots.
SOURCE: Michigan Dept. of State, Feb. 28, 2011, 11:34 E.S.T.


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The Folsom release cycle brought several major advances to Horizon’s user experience while also reintroducing Quantum networking as a core piece of the OpenStack Dashboard.
With Quantum being a core project for the Folsom release, we worked closely with the Quantum team to bring networking support back into Horizon. This appears in two primary places: the Networks panel in both the Project and Admin dashboards, and the Network tab in the Launch Instance workflow. Expect further improvements in these areas as Quantum continues to mature and more users adopt this model of virtual network management.
By far the biggest UI/UX change in the Folsom release is the introduction of programmatic workflows. These components allow developers to create concise interactions that combine discrete tasks spanning multiple services and resources in a user-friendly way and with minimal boilerplate code. Within a workflow, related objects can also be dynamically created so users don’t lose their place when they realize the item they wanted isn’t currently available. Look for examples of these workflows in Launch Instance, Associate Floating IP, and Create/Edit Project.
Another cool new component is an interface designed for “browsing” resources which are nested under a parent resource. The object store (Swift) is a prime example of this. Now there is a consistent top-level navigation for containers on the left-hand pane of the “browser” while the right-hand pane lets you explore within those containers and sub-folders.
Some of the general areas of improvement include:
Due to the very late addition of floating IP support in Quantum, Nova’s integration there is lacking, so floating IP-related API calls to Nova will fail when your OpenStack deployment uses Quantum for networking. This means that Horizon actions such as “allocate” and “associate” floating IPs will not work either since they rely on the underlying APIs.
A number of the “index” pages don’t fully work with API pagination yet, causing them to only display the first chunk of results returned by the API. This number is often 1000 (as in the case of novaclient results), but does vary somewhat.
Using the “select all” checkbox to delete large numbers of resources via the API can cause network timeouts (depending on configuration). This is due to the APIs not supporting bulk-deletion natively, and consequently Horizon has to send requests to delete each resource individually behind the scenes.
The Folsom Horizon release should be fully-compatible with both Folsom and Essex versions of the rest of the OpenStack core projects (Nova, Swift, etc.). While some features work significantly better with an all-Folsom stack due to bugfixes, etc. in underlying services, there should not be any limitations on what will or will not function. (Note: Quantum was not a core OpenStack project in Essex, and thus this statement does not apply to network management.)
In terms of APIs provided for extending Horizon, there are a handful of backwards-incompatible changes that were made:
Overall, though, great effort has been made to maintain compatibility for third-party developers who may have built on Horizon so far.


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Issue: MAKE-LOAD-FORM-SAVING-SLOTSReference: X3J13/92-102, dpANS 12.24
MAKE-LOAD-FORM, p.7-51
MAKE-LOAD-FORM-SAVING-SLOTS, p.7-56
X3J13/92-2102, Kevin Gallagher comment #2
X3J13/92-3104, Kim Barrett comment #4
X3J13/89-526, Issue LOAD-OBJECTS (Version 4)
X3J13/91-485, Issue SLOT-VALUE-METACLASSES (Version 7)
Category: CLARIFICATION/CHANGE
Edit History: Version 1, 1/5/93, Kim Barrett
Version 2, 1/5/93, Kim Barrett (fix current practice)
Version 3, 1/6/93, Kim Barrett
(description is operational, move possible operators to notes)
Status: Proposal NO-INITFORMS accepted, March 1993
Problem Description:
The description of the function MAKE-LOAD-FORM-SAVING-SLOTS is expressed in
terms of MAKE-INSTANCE, SETF of SLOT-VALUE, and SLOT-MAKUNBOUND, which is a
mistake on several counts.
1. It could be interpreted as indicating that slot initialization forms are
to be executed, with the values of the slots then modified by SETF of
SLOT-VALUE or SLOT-MAKUNBOUND. This is not in the spirit of the overall
proposal that introduced this operator, which talks about allocation via the
function ALLOCATE-INSTANCE. MCL2.0 in fact used that interpretation, and then
received bug reports from users who expected initforms to not be executed.
2. None of these operators are defined by this document as being applicable
when the metaclass STRUCTURE-CLASS is involved. A sufficiently literal
reading could cause one to conclude that in fact this specification requires
such applicability, which the committee explicitly decided against.
Proposal (MAKE-LOAD-FORM-SAVING-SLOTS:NO-INITFORMS):
1. Replace the first paragraph of the Description section of the dictionary
entry for MAKE-LOAD-FORM-SAVING-SLOTS with
Returns \term{forms} that, when \term{evaluated}, will construct an
\term{object} equivalent to \param{object}, without \term{executing}
\term{initialization forms}. The \term{slots} in the new \term{object}
that correspond to initialized \term{slots} in \param{object} are
initialized using the values from \param{object}. Uninitialized \term{slots}
in \param{object} are not initialized in the new \term{object}.
\funref{make-load-form-saving-slots} works for any \term{instance} of
\typeref{standard-object} or \typeref{structure-object}.
2. Add the following to the Notes section for MAKE-LOAD-FORM-SAVING-SLOTS.
When the \term{object} is an \term{instance} of \typeref{standard-object},
\funref{make-load-form-saving-slots} could return a creation form that
\term{calls} \funref{allocate-instance} and an initialization form that
contains \term{calls} to \macref{setf} of \funref{slot-value} and
\funref{slot-makunbound}, though other \term{functions} of similar effect
might actually be used.

Rationale:
Addresses the problem description.
Examples:
(defvar *initform-executed-counter* 0)
(defstruct foo
(slot-1 (incf *initform-executed-counter*)))
(defvar *foo* (make-foo))
*initform-executed-counter* => 1
(mapc #'eval (multiple-value-list (make-load-form-saving-slots *foo*)))
*initform-executed-counter* => 1
Current Practice:
Apple Macintosh Common Lisp 2.0p2 implements this.
Cost to Implementors:
Probably small.
Cost to Users:
Probably small. Only programs that were depending on the execution of
initforms would be negatively affected by this, and such programs are
probably already not portable.
Performance Impact:
None.
Benefits:
Aesthetics:
Discussion:


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The process that has been identified for RPA is Generating Backlog Report
The processes that has been selected for RPA are HR Onboaring & GSL Payments in Energy Australia.
The process that has been selected for RPA is Payroll Processing conducted within the Amazon, Payroll department. The business objectives and benefits expected by the Business Process Owner after automation of the selected process are downloading of Input Files and Sending it to Vendors and Process the Output
HEB Pilot involves automating the process of Requesting for a new authorized software by the Heb user using salesforce App cloud to get a new desktop software installed in their machine. A new purchase order is created for each purchase request and the purchase order is downloaded from the app cloud and sent to the vendor for invoice processing. The details in the invoice are then extracted and fed into the app cloud for approval. The installation of the software takes place manually once the purchase is approved.
This process was designed to automate handling the client files, statements and data processed by Technical Accountants (TA) in a Re-Insurance Company using Uipath RE-Framework.
This process was designed to create batches and apply transaction in receipt summary for Cheque and wire transaction in Oracle AR Web applications
This project involves in processing Medical Bills in Coventry. Previously, Bills were processed manually which lead to errors and consumed time. Hence, RPA Solution was given in resolving the provider search, Vendor search and RPA edits which is triggered in each bill and submit it.
This project automatically capture and recognize the information from the tax return documents in order to reduce manual keying and to extract the captured information in form of xml document. It also provides various levels of confidence checks and ensures data captured are correct.
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Make-your-own-game for Web documentation
Toolkit to make your own Dolmexica Infinite game for HTML5. It is a downloadable toolkit separate from base Dolmexica Infinite. It contains a .bat file that is used as a command line tool.
Command
make_web.bat GameName
Example
make_web.bat DolmexicaInfiniteDemo100
How to use
To mod the game, change the files in the assets folder just like you would with Mugen.
If you want to modify the index.html used to display the game, for example to display your own logo, modify common/index.html.
The batch file will output a zipped folder you can directly upload to itch.io, newgrounds, or similar sites.
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An example paramdef file, showing examples all of the possible parameter types, is included in paramdef.example.
enum tdrp_bool_t
, which can take
values of TRUE
(1) and FALSE
(0).Enums and structs are defined by typedefs in the paramdef file.
1D arrays are supported for all types, and 2D arrays for all types except structs. Arrays may be variable or fixed in length. 2D arrays are available to the programmer through both 1D and 2D pointers.
Struct members may be of the following types:
These comments are local to the paramdef file, they are not carried forward into any code files.
A commentdef has the following form:
commentdef { p_header = "BOOLEAN PARAMETERS"; p_text = "Testing boolean parameter behavior."; };When the parameter files are automatically printed, this comment will appear as follows:
//====================================================================== // // BOOLEAN PARAMETERS. // // Testing boolean parameter behavior. // //======================================================================This provides a way of separating the parameter files into sections delimited by the comments definded in commentdefs.
For example, the following sub-strings:
"This is line 1. " "This is line 2. " "this is line 3. "will be concatenated into:
"This is line 1. This is line 2. this is line 3."Note that no spaces are added between the lines.
A double quote within a string may be escaped using a back-slash in the usual fashion, i.e. \".
For example,
"$(HOME)/data"might expand to
/home/dixon/data.
paramdef int { p_min = 0; p_max = 120; p_default = 30; p_private = FALSE; p_descr = "The age of the individual (yrs)."; p_help = "The age is used to compute life-expectancy."; } age;
paramdef int { p_min = 0; p_max = 120; p_default = 30; p_private = FALSE; p_descr = "The age of the individual (yrs)."; p_help = "The age is used to compute life-expectancy."; } age;
The min and max legal value for the parameter. If omitted, all values are legal. If set, TDRP will check that the requested value, both the default and any value set by the user in the parameter file, is within the given limits. p_min and p_max may be used separately if you wish to provide a lower or upper limit and leave the other limit unspecified. p_min and p_max are only relevant for int, long, float and double types. Use with any other types will produce an error.
This is the default value specied by the programmer. If this is omitted TDRP will provide a default, as follows:
boolean: FALSE string: "not-set" int, long: 0 float, double: 0.0 enum: the first option in the enum list
If TRUE, a parameter is fixed by its default and may not be altered by the user. This is a useful mechanism for program development. Sometimes the programmer needs access to a large number of parameters during development, but wishes to restrict the number of parameters the user can change at run-time. Setting p_private to TRUE prevents the user from changing a parameter which the programmer wishes to have remain at its default value. It also removes the parameter from the automatically printed parameter files.
A short description of the parameter. It is preferable to include units in the description if appropriate. The description is echoed in the automatically generated parameter files.
A long description of the parameter, adding to the information in the description. The help is echoed in the automatically generated parameter files.
paramdef int { } age;However, this will be less useful than the more complete version. You should at least include a description, and usually a default.
paramdef int { p_min = 0; p_max = 120; p_default = {30, 32, 33}; p_descr = "Our ages (yrs)."; } our_age[];This is a variable length array, the size is inferred from the default, in this case 3 items. If the user overrides the default in the parameter file the array will be resized to the number of values specified by the user.
A fixed length array is specified by placing an array length in the square brackets, for example:
paramdef int { p_default = {31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31}; p_descr = "Number of days in each month of the year."; p_help = "Testing fixed length int array."; } days_in_month[12];In this case the array length is fixed. If the number of items specified does not match the fixed length an error will be generated.
Note the default - it is a list of numbers enclosed in curly braces. Items in the list are separated by commas.
paramdef int { p_min = 0; p_max = 1; p_default = {{0, 0, 1, 1, 1}, {0, 0, 0, 0, 1}, {0, 1, 0, 1, 0}, {0, 0, 0, 1, 1}}; p_descr = "Variable length 2-D array."; } icon[][];This is a variable length array. Once again, putting a size in the square brackets will fix the array size. For fixed arrays you must specify a value for both dimensions.
Note that the default is a 2D nested list of numbers enclosed in curly braces. Items in the list are separated by commas.
paramdef long { p_default = 1; p_min = 0; p_descr = "Single long value"; p_help = "Testing single long actions."; } number_of_radars; paramdef float { p_default = {101.1, 102.1, 103.1, 104.1, 105.1, 106.1, 107.1, 108.1, 109.1, 110.1}; p_private = FALSE; p_descr = "Fixed length float array."; } storm_volume[10]; paramdef double { p_default = {{0.9, 0.9, 1.9, 1.9, 1.9, 100.3}, {0.9, 1.9, 0.9, 1.9, 0.9, -100.1}, {0.9, 0.9, 0.9, 1.9, 1.9, -99.9}}; p_descr = "variable length 2-D array."; } length_factor[][]; paramdef boolean { p_default = {TRUE, FALSE, TRUE, TRUE}; p_private = FALSE; p_descr = "Bool array - variable length."; } allow_outliers[]; paramdef string { p_default = "mcg"; p_descr = "Input file extension"; p_help = "Testing single-valued string parameter."; } input_file_ext; paramdef string { p_default = {{"$(USER)/path11", "$(USER)/path21", "$(USER)/path31"}, {"$(USER)/path12", "$(USER)/path22", "$(USER)/path32"}, {"$(USER)/path13", "$(USER)/path23", "$(USER)/path33"}, {"$(USER)/path14", "$(USER)/path24", "$(USER)/path34"}, {"$(USER)/path15", "$(USER)/path25", "$(USER)/path35"}, {"$(USER)/path16", "$(USER)/path26", "$(USER)/path36"}}; p_descr = "Output file paths."; p_help = "Testing variable length 2D array of strings." "Note imbedded environment variables."; } output_file_paths[][];Note the strings in double quotes. Also note the use of the environment variables in the string values.
typedef enum { BOTLEFT, TOPLEFT, BOTRIGHT, TOPRIGHT } origin_t ; paramdef enum origin_t { p_default = {BOTLEFT, TOPLEFT}; p_descr = "Data origin position"; p_help = "Testing variable length enum array."; } data_origin[];The typedef will appear in the generated header file for use by the client program.
Enums can specify the integer value of each element, as follows:
typedef enum { ETI = 1, GEONOR = 4, CAMPBELL = 5 } gauge_t;Enums values are assumed to be sequential if not otherwise specified. The following typedef is equivalent to the one above.
typedef enum { ETI = 1, GEONOR = 4, CAMPBELL } gauge_t;Enums may be used in 2D arrays:
typedef enum { REALTIME, ARCHIVE, OTHER } mode_t; paramdef enum mode_t { p_default = {{REALTIME, REALTIME, ARCHIVE, OTHER}, {OTHER, ARCHIVE, ARCHIVE, REALTIME}}; p_descr = "Testing fixed length 2-D enum array."; } mode[2][4];
As an example of a single-valued struct:
typedef struct { long nx; long ny; double minx; double miny; double dx; double dy; } grid_t; paramdef struct grid_t { p_default = {100, 100, -50.0, -50.0, dx = 2.0, 2.5}; p_descr = "Grid parameters."; p_help = "Testing single-valued struct." "Struct Definition occurs within the paramdef."; } grid;The following is an example of a 1D struct array. Note that it makes use of an enum, gauge_t, which is defined above. Enums must be defined before their use in a struct typedef.
typedef struct { double lat; double lon; double wind_sensor_ht; gauge_t gauge_make; boolean has_humidity; } surface_station_t; paramdef struct surface_station_t { p_descr = "Surface station information."; p_help = "Test of variable length struct array." "Note that the struct is defined in a typedef before the paramdef." "Also, the struct includes an enum which is pre-defined. Enums included" "in this manned MUST be defined in a typedef."; p_default = { {40.1012, -104.2309, 10.0, ETI, TRUE}, {40.2109, -104.5764, 10.0, GEONOR, FALSE}, {39.1379, -104.9080, 3.00, CAMPBELL, FALSE} }; } surface_stations[3];


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| Interface Summary | |
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| AuthenticationRoles | Holds the names of the user roles. |
| CalculationFacadeLocal | Provides functionality to retrieve calculation relevant data from the database. |
| CalculationFacadeRemote | Provides functionality to retrieve calculation relevant data from the database. |
| EstimateFacadeLocal | facade local interface for estimate |
| EstimateFacadeRemote | facade remote interface for estimate This class provides the functionality to create, edit, delete, cloning and the access of Estimates. |
| ProjectEnvironmentFacadeLocal | Facade for entity ProjectEnvironment. |
| ProjectEnvironmentFacadeRemote | Facade for entity ProjectEnvironment. |
| SolutionFacadeLocal | facade local interface for solution SolutionFacadeLocal includes the query to Solution from SolutionFacadeRemote. |
| SolutionFacadeRemote | facade remote interface for solution SolutionFacadeRemote includes the query to Solution. |
| UserFacadeLocal | Local Facade Interface for entity User. |
| UserFacadeRemote | Remote Facade Interface for entity User. |
| Class Summary | |
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| Cloner | The Cloner class provides functionality for cloning Estimates and Solutions. |
| TemplateValuesConverter | Utility class to convert an instance of TemplateValues to another, e.g. to convert a Template to a ProjectEnvironment. |
| Exception Summary | |
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| CloneException | This Exception is thrown if an object could not be cloned. |
| DatabaseConnectionException | Exception thrown if an error occurs while connection to the database. |
| EntityNotFoundException | Thrown if an entity is not found in database. |
| PersistenceException | Exception thrown in case of an error on the persistence layer. |
| QueryException | Exception thrown while trying to execute an invalid query. |
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