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Tekton Pipelines provide k8s-style resources for declaring CI/CD pipelines for applications that run
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August 16, 2021 version 1
Craig Reynolds<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This is an alpha test version of software for “interactive
evolution of camouflage” as described in my 2011 paper: Interactive Evolution of
Camouflage. This 2021 app evo_camo_game
is built from new components: the TexSyn library
for procedural texture synthesis, and the LazyPredator
library for evolutionary optimization via genetic programming.
For more information see the development blog
for TexSyn.
This program is a crude simulation of the evolution of camouflage in nature. There is a predator-prey system. Software for texture optimization plays the part of an evolving population of camouflaged “prey.” The human user serves as a predator hunting its prey with vision. This can be seen as a sort of minimalist “game” or a human based computation. The app displays a window with a random portion taken from a given set of photographs. Over that background are drawn three randomly positions disks of synthetic texture—three “prey.” The human user/player/predator then decides which of the three textures/prey is most conspicuous or least well camouflaged, indicating their selection by clicking/tapping on that prey. The window will go blank then display the next step. Runs typically consist of 1000 such steps or more. They can be stopped at any time. Results are currently saved during as image files, and texture “source code” in text files, as described below.


Contents
Dolmexica Infinite is a M.U.G.E.N interpreter for Dreamcast/Web/Windows/Vita. For more information on M.U.G.E.N, please consult the original M.U.G.E.N documentation at http://www.elecbyte.com/mugendocs/mugen.html
For the differences between Dolmexica Infinite and M.U.G.E.N, consult the difference documentation.
Its two most important new features:
Dolmexica Infinite is open-source, and the source is available at https://github.com/CaptainDreamcast/DolmexicaInfinite.
| File or directory | Purpose |
| DolmexicaInfinite[Version].exe | The main Dolmexica Infinite executable |
| chars/ | Directory containing character files |
| data/mugen.cfg (alternatively data/dolmexica.cfg) | Preferences and settings (text file) |
| data/select.def | Character and stage config (text file) |
| data/ other files | Motif files |
| docs/ | Documentation |
| font/ | Directory containing font files |
| sound/ | Directory containing music files |
| stages/ | Directory containing stage files |
| File extension | Type |
| air | Animations (text) |
| def | Definition file -- has various uses depending on the filename (text) |
| fnt | Font file -- old version; new font files are a pair of .fnt and .sff |
| sff | Sprite file |
| snd | Sound file |
| Example file | Type |
| player.air | Animations (text) |
| player.cmd | Character commands and move definitions (text) |
| player.cns | Character states and behavior (text) |
| player.def | Basic info and filenames of files used by the character (text) |
| player.sff | Character sprites |
| player.snd | Character sounds |
| File | Type |
| common1.cns | Behavior information common to all characters (text) |
| common1.snd | Sound effects that all characters can access |
| fight.def | Defines the look and feel of the fight screen, i.e. lifebars, etc (text) |
| fight.sff | Sprites used in the fight screen |
| fight.snd | Sounds used in the fight screen |
| fightfx.air | Animation data for in-fight effects, such as hit sparks |
| fightfx.sff | Sprite data for in-fight effects |
| select.def | Defines what characters and stages are included in the game |
| system.def | Defines the look of the system screens, such as title and character select screen |
| system.sff | Sprites used for the system screens |
| system.snd | Sounds used for the system screens |
| osu.air | Animation data for Osu mode. |
| osu.sff | Sprites for Osu mode. |
| osu.snd | Sounds for Osu mode. |


The 5 at 5: Friday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
by Garreth MacNameeEVERY WEEKDAY EVENING, TheJournal.ie brings you the five biggest stories of the day.
1. #ROSSLARE: The 16 people found in a truck container at Rosslare Europort are believed to be of Kurdish ethnicity, gardaí said.
2. #ANA KRIEGEL: Contempt of court proceedings against Facebook and Twitter, where the identities of the two boys who murdered schoolgirl Ana Kriegel were shared, have been struck out, despite the continuation of “alarming posts” online.
3. #CASH MONEY: A group of RTÉ journalists have said the broadcaster’s plan to cut the salaries of its highest earning presenters does not go far enough.
4. #THREATS: Three Athlone men who were arrested by gardaí after alleged threatening videos were posted to social media sites, appeared before Mullingar District Court this morning.
5. #TRUMP: The US president has said he doesn’t expect to be impeached, claiming Democrats have “absolutely nothing” incriminating on him.
Comments are off as legal proceedings are ongoing in one or more of the above stories.


cryptolib
– cryptographic ciphers¶
Classes¶
- class cryptolib.aes¶
- classmethod __init__(key, mode[, IV])¶
Initialize cipher object, suitable for encryption/decryption. Note: after initialization, cipher object can be use only either for encryption or decryption. Running decrypt() operation after encrypt() or vice versa is not supported.
Parameters are:
key is an encryption/decryption key (bytes-like).
mode is:
1
(orcryptolib.MODE_ECB
if it exists) for Electronic Code Book (ECB).2
(orcryptolib.MODE_CBC
if it exists) for Cipher Block Chaining (CBC).6
(orcryptolib.MODE_CTR
if it exists) for Counter mode (CTR).
IV is an initialization vector for CBC mode.
For Counter mode, IV is the initial value for the counter.


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IFXRenderClear Class ReferenceInterface to an object containing parameters passed to an IFXRenderContext::Clear() call.
More...
List of all members.
Detailed Description
Interface to an object containing parameters passed to an IFXRenderContext::Clear() call.
This interface encapsulates all necessary state settings relating to clearing the back/depth/stencil buffers associated with an IFXRender object.
- See also:
- IFXRenderContext::Clear().
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| IFXINLINE IFXRenderClear::IFXRenderClear |
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| IFXINLINE BOOL IFXRenderClear::GetColorCleared |
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Gets whether or not the back (color) buffer is cleared.
- Returns:
- Boolean value.
- Return values:
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| TRUE | The color buffer is to be cleared. |
| FALSE | The color buffer is not to be cleared. |
- See also:
- SetColorCleared().
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Gets the current clear value for the color buffer.
- Returns:
- The color that the color buffer will be cleared to.
- See also:
- SetColorValue()
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Gets whether or not the depth buffer is cleared.
- Returns:
- Boolean value.
- Return values:
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| TRUE | The depth buffer is to be cleared. |
| FALSE | The depth buffer is not to be cleared. |
- See also:
- SetDepthCleared().
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Gets the current clear value for the depth buffer.
- Returns:
- The depth value that the depth buffer will be cleared to.
- See also:
- SetDepthValue()
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Gets whether or not the stencil buffer is cleared.
- Returns:
- Boolean value.
- Return values:
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| TRUE | The stencil buffer is to be cleared. |
| FALSE | The stencil buffer is not to be cleared. |
- See also:
- SetStencilCleared().
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Gets the current clear value for the stencil buffer.
- Returns:
- The stencil value that the stencil buffer will be cleared to.
- See also:
- SetStencilValue()
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Initializes all internal state to default values.
Defaults are:
- Color buffer cleared: TRUE
- Depth buffer cleared: TRUE
- Stencil buffer cleared: TRUE
- Color clear color: IFXVector3(0.0, 0.0, 0.0)
- Depth clear value: 1.0
- Stencil clear value: 0.0
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| IFXINLINE IFXRESULT IFXRenderClear::SetColorCleared |
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bClear |
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Sets whether or not the color (back) buffer is cleared when IFXRenderContext::Clear() is called.
- Parameters:
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| bClear | Input BOOL specifying whether or not the back buffer is cleared. |
- Returns:
- An IFXRESULT code.
- Return values:
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| IFXINLINE IFXRESULT IFXRenderClear::SetColorValue |
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vClearValue |
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Sets the color value that the color buffer is cleared to.
- Parameters:
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| vClearValue | Input IFXVector3 specifying the color that the back buffer should be cleared to. Each color channel is clamped between 0.0 - 1.0 |
- Returns:
- An IFXRESULT code.
- Return values:
-
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| IFXINLINE IFXRESULT IFXRenderClear::SetDepthCleared |
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BOOL |
bClear |
) |
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Sets whether or not the depth buffer is cleared when IFXRenderContext::Clear() is called.
- Parameters:
-
| bClear | Input BOOL specifying whether or not the depth buffer is cleared. |
- Returns:
- An IFXRESULT code.
- Return values:
-
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| IFXINLINE IFXRESULT IFXRenderClear::SetDepthValue |
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F32 |
fClearValue |
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Sets the depth value that the depth buffer is cleared to.
- Parameters:
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| fClearValue | Input F32 specifying the depth value that the depth buffer is cleared to. This value is clamped between 0.0 - 1.0 (where 1.0 is farthest from the camera). |
- Returns:
- An IFXRESULT error code - always IFX_OK.
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| IFXINLINE IFXRESULT IFXRenderClear::SetStencilCleared |
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BOOL |
bClear |
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Sets whether or not the stencil buffer is cleared when IFXRenderContext::Clear() is called.
- Parameters:
-
| bClear | Input BOOL specifying whether or not the stencil buffer is cleared. |
- Returns:
- An IFXRESULT error code - always IFX_OK.
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| IFXINLINE IFXRESULT IFXRenderClear::SetStencilValue |
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U32 |
uClearValue |
) |
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Sets the stencil value that the stencil buffer is cleared to.
- Parameters:
-
| uClearValue | Input U32 specifying the stencil value that the stencil buffer is cleared to. Values are clamped between 0 - 255. |
- Returns:
- An IFXRESULT code.
- Return values:
-
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Member Data Documentation
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* Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
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*An email newsletter that ends on a wildcard.*
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*An email newsletter with minimal post-processing.*
*An email newsletter on a narrow bandwidth.*
*An email newsletter fine-tuned for happy classification.*
*An email newsletter with no false friends.*
Apparently I am not the only one finding themselves working *more* these strange days than before (which was already alot
* *An email newsletter with an arbitrary threshold.*
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*An email newsletter chock-full of Easter eggs.*
*An email newsletter in a high dimensional space.*
*An email newsletter hardly indexed by Scopus.*
*An email newsletter with no vanishing gradient.*
Another week, another round, we are still here, go figure. I hope you folk had a great, refreshing weekend, because we're back with more fun.
* *A methodologically sound email newsletter.*
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*An email newsletter with low inter-rater reliability.*
* *An email newsletter that does not believe in word senses*
*An email newsletter with a finite number of words.*
* *The email newsletter with a recognizable fingerprint.*
*An email newsletter with the right ATECO code.*
*An email newsletter where YOU are the reader.*
Still experimenting with the layout, I am trying to add more white space here and there. Thanks to who is providing feedback, I think I don't see the newsletter exactly as it shows to you in my editor...
*An email newsletter that really ties the room together.*
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*An email newsletter with the authorization to go out.*
*The email newsletter that lightens the mood and makes you reconsider your career choices.*
I have trouble focusing lately. Real troubles, and I am much less productive than the usual. I am supposed to work, and I am staying afloat so far, but I am way below 100% efficiency. Why am i saying ...
*A newsletter with the human in the loop.*
*The email newsletter with the safety mask.*
*An email newsletter with inter-personal distance.*
*An email newsletter about language, computers, and self-imposed quarantine.*
*The healthier Computational Linguistics publication*
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The demands on Seattle’s transportation system have grown dramatically in recent years. Meanwhile, the system is aging. SDOT must balance infrastructure expansion, preservation, and maintenance by aligning Asset Management practices with service delivery strategies. In 2015, Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) released a Status and Condition Report that acts as a reference guide for SDOT’s transportation infrastructure assets.
TransitSphere serves as a civic guide to the assets SDOT manages. This tool allows everyone to learn more about their transit infrastructure in an approachable and informative way.
Keep Scrolling!
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<% if (stage.extra !== "null") { %><%= stage.extext %>
<% } %>*Statistics provided in this report reflect the SDOT’s state of the assets as of July 2015*


Main functionality tests
ps-deb.es.net vs ma-dev2.bldc.grnoc.iu.edu (includes retransmits)
antg-staging.es.net vs pstest.geant.carnet.hr
ps-deb.es.net vs ps-4-0.qalab.geant.net
Both ipv4 and ipv6
antg-dev.es.net vs ps-dev-2.es.net
Multiple addresses
albq-pt1-v4.es.net/albq-owamp-v4.es.net vs chic-pt1.es.net/chic-owamp.es.net (includes retransmits)


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You do not have access to this page. If you typed in the address, you may have typed it incorrectly. If you think this is the case, please try retyping the address and resubmitting the page. If you arrived at this page from a link or bookmark, the page may no longer be available on the web. This could also be a temporary problem.
Need Help? Contact the ITS Service Center.


Class Hierarchy
- java.lang.Object
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockTrapDoor
- net.glowstone.block.itemtype.ItemType
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockType
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockBanner
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockBed
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockCactus
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockChorusFlower
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockChorusPlant
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockClimbable
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockLadder
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockVine
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockContainer
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockBrewingStand
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockChest
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockDispenser
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockDropper
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockFurnace
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockHopper
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockDaylightDetector
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockDirectional
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockObserver
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockPiston
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockDirt
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockDoor
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockDoubleSlab
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockDropless
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockEnderPortalFrame
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockMobSpawner
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockFalling
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockAnvil
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockConcretePowder
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockGravel
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockFarmland
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockFlowerPot
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockGrass (implements net.glowstone.block.blocktype.IBlockGrowable)
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockHay
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockHugeMushroom
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockIce
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockJukebox
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockLamp
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockLeaves
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockLiquid
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockLava
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockWater
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockLog
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockMelon
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockMonsterEgg
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockMycel
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockNeedsAttached
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockAttachable
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockButton
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockLever
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockCarpet
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockCocoa (implements net.glowstone.block.blocktype.IBlockGrowable)
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockCrops (implements net.glowstone.block.blocktype.IBlockGrowable)
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockCarrot
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockPotato
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockStem
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockDeadBush
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockDoublePlant (implements net.glowstone.block.blocktype.IBlockGrowable)
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockFire
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockMushroom (implements net.glowstone.block.blocktype.IBlockGrowable)
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockNetherWart
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockRails
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockRedstone
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockRedstoneComparator
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockRedstoneRepeater
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockRedstoneTorch
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockSapling (implements net.glowstone.block.blocktype.IBlockGrowable)
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockSign
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockSnow
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockSugarCane
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockTallGrass (implements net.glowstone.block.blocktype.IBlockGrowable)
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockTorch
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockAttachable
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockNeedsTool
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockCauldron
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockDirectDrops
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockBeacon
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockEndRod
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockFence
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockGrassPath
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockIronTrapDoor
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockMagma
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockPumpkinBase
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockPumpkin
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockEnchantmentTable
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockEnderChest
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockOre
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockPurpurPillar
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockQuartz
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockRandomDrops
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockRedstoneOre
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockLitRedstoneOre
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockRedstoneOre
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockStone
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockNote
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockOpenable
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockFenceGate
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockWoodenTrapDoor
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockSkull
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockSlab
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockSnowBlock
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockSponge
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockStairs
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockTnt
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockWeb
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockWorkbench
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.BlockType
Interface Hierarchy
- net.glowstone.block.blocktype.IBlockGrowable


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block head_title %} Here maybe as page title company's name {% endblock %} {% block content %}
{{object.EMP_EmployeeID}}


According to
www.alzheimers.org.uk There are currently around 850,000 people with dementia in the UK which is projected to rise to 1.6 million by 2040.
209,600 people will develop dementia this year which equates to 1 person every 3 minutes.
1 in 6 people over the age of 80 have dementia and 70% of people in care homes have dementia or severe memory problems.
There are over 42,000 people under 65 with dementia in the UK and more than 25,000 people from Black, Asian and minority ethnic groups in the UK are affected.
Research indicates that memory recall of shapes helps identify those at risk and aid in assessing mental abilities in elderly patients.
This game has been designed as a free tool for anyone who may wish to improve memory function.


{% extends 'contact/soo/base.html' %} {% load static from static %} {% block extra_contents %}
The Department for International Trade facilitates the introduction between you and the marketplace directly.
Your application for this marketplace will be reviewed for suitability and we will respond to you within 5 working days.
If successfully matched, you may be able to get access to marketplace offers.


--- title: ITSSL layout: default background: '/img/bg-index.jpg' image: assets/images/blog/press-cover.jpg --- {% if page.url == "/" %}
The ITSSL was established in 2019 in Sri Lanka for the purpose of educating people about Information and Communication Technology (ICT), and to take initiatives in matters pertaining to recent political developments in Sri Lanka with interests attached to field of IT.
Read more...Our website is under dev. mode. ❤ Please contact us via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can edit this website on Github - Updated on 25-05-2021


Emperor Pedigrees: Sample
Everything here is dummy data.
Two-generation
- John Doe | b. 1850
-- Father: Richard Doe | b. 1820
-- Mother: Maria Taylor | b. 1825
Three-generation
- Samuel Smith | 1823–1825
-- Nicholas Smith | 1800–1824
--- Frederick Smith | 1773–1812
--- Annabelle Hansen | b. 1770s?
-- Irene Yolen | 1825–?
--- Grandmother: Caroline Eastman | 1801–1899
Family pedigree
- Mark Goldman &
Evelyn Washburn | Jackie (b. 1935) -- Stephen Goldman &
Anne Rhys | Gary (b. 1899) | Ned (b. 1902) | Maggie (b. 1903) | Tanner (b. 1903) | Richard Goldman (b. 1908) | Mark Goldman (b. 1913) -- Robert Washburn &
Zanny Holdmann | Evelyn (b. 1915) | Lawrence (b. 1917)
Evelyn Washburn | Jackie (b. 1935) -- Stephen Goldman &
Anne Rhys | Gary (b. 1899) | Ned (b. 1902) | Maggie (b. 1903) | Tanner (b. 1903) | Richard Goldman (b. 1908) | Mark Goldman (b. 1913) -- Robert Washburn &
Zanny Holdmann | Evelyn (b. 1915) | Lawrence (b. 1917)
The end.


Next: Semantic Constraints, Previous: Notes about the Implementation of Compiler Macros, Up: Compilation Semantics
Minimal compilation is defined as follows:
All compiler macro calls appearing in the source code being compiled are expanded, if at all, at compile time; they will not be expanded at run time.
All macro and symbol macro calls appearing in the source code being compiled are expanded at compile time in such a way that they will not be expanded again at run time. macrolet
and symbol-macrolet
are effectively replaced by forms corresponding to their bodies in which calls to macros are replaced by their expansions.
The first argument in a load-time-value
form in source code processed by compile
is evaluated at compile time; in source code processed by compile-file , the compiler arranges for it to be evaluated at load time. In either case, the result of the evaluation is remembered and used later as the value of the load-time-value form at execution time.


Team S.O.S. VR Introduction
We all know that natural disasters and accidents take a huge toll on us and the people we love. Although we cannot prevent these kind of accidents (Atleast not yet), we can use our tools and technology to aid us in these situations.
That’s what we are trying to achieve here specifically by using robots. Our main goal is to develop basic modules that can later be used in a bigger framework and interact with each other.
The team description paper briefly explains these modules and the framework that we are prototyping to optimize them with respect to the tasks in the challenge. Therefore, as discussed in the “future of robot rescue simulation” workshop, our team has designed a new structure of ROS framework and Gazebo simulation environment to work on USAR challenges.
Team Descriptions and Technical Reports
Current Team Members
Past Team Members
Honors and Awards
- 2nd Place, Robocup, 2017 > Official RoboCup 2017 results
- Best In Class of Improvement, IranOpen, 2017 > Official RoboCup IranOpen 2017 results
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- 3rd Place, Robocup, 2016 > Official RoboCup 2016 results
- 1st Place, Robocup, 2015 > Official RoboCup 2015 results
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- 3rd Place, IranOpen, 2013
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cell_area
, edge_length
, get_dist
, and get_res0
.prep_for_pt2h3
h3_info_table
when library not loaded explicitlypolyfill()
behaviourget_centerchild()
, which will return the central child of a hexagon at a given resolution.get_pentagons()
, which will return the twelve pentagon indexes at a given resolution.get_faces()
, which returns the icosahedron face(s) for a given H3 address.min_path()
with official version grid_path()
, which wraps h3Line
to find a path between two addresses.h3_to_line()
, which converts a vector of H3 addresses to sfc_LINESTRING
.nearest_neighbour()
, its fundamentally flawed.get_local_ij()
to a matrix when simple = TRUEh3_to_point()
h3_to_point()
and polyfill()
h3_to_point()
, h3_to_polygon()
, and polyfill()
now take a wider range of input objects.get_local_ij()
and get_local_h3()
, wrapping the experimental local coordinate system functions h3.experimentalH3ToLocalIj
and h3.experimentalLocalIjToH3
respectively.min_path()
to find a minimum-steps path between two H3 addresses of the same resolution.nearest_neighbour()
to find the nearest neighbour for a given set of points. Use with caution, read the notes.polyfill()
. Where input sf
object only has a geometry column, a column called ‘ID_H3’ containing a sequential ID field is now added before sending the geometry to the V8 session.grid_distance()
, which returns the number of ‘steps’ required to get from one H3 address to another (within the same resolution).h3_polyfill()
, plus a message when output resolution is way smaller than input extent.res_cendist()
for getting the average distance between the center of each region represented by a H3 address at a given resolution.to_point()
to return an sfc_POINT
object, or an sf
point data frame where simple = FALSE
.to_polygon()
to have a similar structure to h3_to_geo()
.point_to_h3()
to take in an sf
point object and return the same when simple = FALSE
, resulting in a new dependency on tidyr
. On the upside, one can now request addresses for multiple resolutions at multiple points, if one wishes to test the limits of one’s system.res_area()
, res_edgelen()
, and res_count()
polyfill()
and set_to_multipolygon()
added; new dependencies on sf
and geojsonsf
have resulted.to_polygon()
now returns an object with sf
geometry.compact()
and uncompact()
added, all public core algorithms now available.get_parent()
, get_children()
, get_kring()
, get_kring_list()
, and get_ring()
added.is_valid()
, is_pentagon()
, is_rc3()
, get_base_cell()
, get_res()
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added.point_to_h3()
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Recursivly parses an element of the xml node depth first. Turns all xml tags to underscore instead of dashes. Handles all types in _types (string, integer datetime, decimal, boolean, array). Every other type is treated as a string. There are some damn odd types in the data passed. Warning - this doesn’t check that the data is what it should be, or that stuff is not being added.
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This class has dubious semantics and we only have it so that people can write params[:key] instead of params[‘key’] and they get the same value for both keys.
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encoding: utf-8
OrderedHash is namespaced to prevent conflicts with other implementations
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If you set config.time_zone in the Rails Initializer, you can access this TimeZone object via Time.zone:
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by TIMESOFINDIA.COMThe much-awaited song 'Akhiyon Se Goli Maare' from 'Pati Patni Aur Woh' is out. The reloaded version featuring Kartik Aaryan, Ananya Panday and Bhumi Pednekar has apparently not gone down well with the netizens. As soon as the song got released reactions have started pouring in from all over. Although some die-hard fans of the actors have given a thumbs up to the song, others are up in arms against the reprised track.
The song is a remix version of the Govinda and Raveena Tandon's hit track from the 1998 release ' Dulhe Raja'. The song has been crooned by Mika Singh and Tulsi Kumar. While the song has music by Tanishk Bagchi, it has been penned by Shabbir Ahmed.
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‘Pati Patni Aur Woh’ is slated to hit the theatres on December 6, 2019.


Les Miserables lacks life
Les Miserables A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright 1998 By Michael Redman
**1/2 (out of ****)
Can a person fundamentally change? This is a question that has been plaguing philosophers ever since our ancestors sat around their campfires discussing the nature of things. Is there such a such a state as redemption?
French convict Jean Valjean (Liam Neeson) and Inspector Javert (Geoffrey Rush) are at opposite ends of the spectrum when answering this conundrum. In this version of Victor Hugo's classic novel - there have been at least 15 others - their interactions are at the core of the film.
Valjean skips out on his parole after serving 19 years in an early 19th century prison for the crime of stealing bread to eat. Encountering a kind monsignor who forgives him after the criminal steals, Valjean turns his life around. Years later he has somehow become wealthy, owns a factory and is mayor of the small town of Vigau.
When Javert arrives as the new prefect of police, he believes that he recognizes Valjean from the days when he was a prison guard. Because once a man is a criminal, he's always a criminal ("Reform is a discarded fantasy"), he sets out to expose the mayor's past.
Valjean's factory is a tight ship. He demands clean living from his workers, going as far as separating the sexes in the work place. When Fantine (Uma Thurman) is found to be an unwed mother, she is dismissed. Without an income, she is forced into prostitution to make money to support her daughter.
Later Valjean saves her from brutality and jail time at the hands of Javert. Incarceration turns out to be the least of Fantine's worries: she is dying of tuberculosis. Her last wish is for her benefactor to care for her daughter.
He decides to flee when his history is brought to light, either by Javert's scheming or Valjean's morality. The film doesn't make it clear. Gathering up Fantine's daughter Cosette, they sneak into the heavily guarded city of Paris. They live in a convent shut off from the outside world for 10 years until the now-grown girl (Claire Danes) decides that she doesn't want to take vows.
The two set up a soup kitchen to feed Paris' teeming poor and who should show up but Javert. He is able to track Valjean down by following Marius (Hans Matheson), a revolutionary leader who has fallen in love with Cosette. Amidst the backdrop of one of several French revolts in the early 1800s, the final showdown between the two life-long rivals is played out.
The film is epic in scope with impressive sets and costuming, but there are some major flaws. It is difficult, perhaps impossible, to translate Hugo's 1,000-plus page book into a two-hour film. The story encompasses 20 years, dozens of characters and is heavy on internal dialogue. Not the stuff of successful films.
Screenwriter Rafael Yglesias took the impossible task and cut the novel to the core out of necessity. He concentrates on struggle between Valjean and Javert, eliminating many characters and sub-plots. While he had no choice but to drop most of the book, some of his other choices are dubious. In the book Valjean is not violent but in the film, he often uses his fists to prove his point.
Neeson is his usual grand brooding self and portrays the reformed brute with a quiet passion. Thurman eats up the screen as the dying whore providing the most lively character in the film. Rush's obsessed cop who lives in fear of breaking a rule is interesting, but there isn't much range in the character. None of the rest of the actors are anything more than adequate and some not quite so.
The love stories between Valjean and Fantine and between Cosette and Marius are not believable. We are never shown a motivation for Valjean's attraction to her (except perhaps for her beauty) unless it's his guilt from putting her into dire circumstances. The only possible reason for Cosette's falling in love with the bland lifeless boy is that he's the first male she met. Neither of these relationships are convincing although it is amusing to see Marius begging for "just an hour" off from revolutionary fighting to visit his lover.
The biggest problem with the film is its lack of grandeur. Epic scale films call for epic scale scenes and emotional responses from the audience on the same level. The scenes here are small, mostly involving only a few people.  The film lacks energy and power. It never reaches the heights it might have.
It's difficult to care about most of the characters. With the exception of Valjean and Fantine, the film is filled with cold one-dimensional people. Perhaps that's why Cosette and Marius' affair is so difficult to grasp. Neither of them are humans, only cardboard cut-outs. When the audience isn't involved with the players, there is no epic. Swedish director Bille August ("The Best Intentions", "Pelle The Conqueror") gives us very little to work with.
The immense popularity of the musical that has been selling out for years almost guarantees this film's success no matter it's quality. In the future producers would do well to look for 50-page short stories to adapt to film or plan for five-hour films. The "Reader's Digest" versions don't do justice to the originals and even worse, they don't work.
(Michael Redman has written this column for over 23 years right here in beautiful southern Indiana and is grateful for the new green. Email fan letters and evil comments to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[This appeared in the 5/7/98 "Bloomington Voice", Bloomington, Indiana. Michael Redman can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This week's film review at http://www.bvoice.com/ Film reviews archive at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Michael%20Redman
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First of all, we override the controllers where we need to explicitly authorize params, in this case PasswordsController
and RegistrationsController
should accept email
, password
and password_confirmation
by default:
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class CustomDevise::PasswordsController < Devise::PasswordsController
def resource_params
params.require(resource_name).permit(:email, :password, :password_confirmation)
end
private :resource_params
end
# app/controllers/custom_devise/registrations_controller.rb
class CustomDevise::RegistrationsController < Devise::RegistrationsController
def resource_params
params.require(resource_name).permit(:name, :email, :password, :password_confirmation)
end
private :resource_params
end
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registrations: "custom_devise/registrations",
passwords: "custom_devise/passwords"
}
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registrations: "custom_devise/registrations",
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}
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TWILIGHT A film review by Matt Williams
RATING: * * * out of * * * *
Robert Benton has assembled a stellar, mature cast for his latest feature, Twilight, a film noir mystery set amid the fading stars of Hollywood.
Paul Newman stars as retired detective Harry Ross. Harry has spent the last couple of years doing odd jobs for Jack and Catherine Ames (Gene Hackman and Susan Sarandon), a pair of married actors who have fallen from the limelight.
When Jack sends him on a routine delivery job, however, the old instincts kick in. Soon, Harry is wading through a mystery where friendships and lives are on the line, and he no longer knows who to trust.
There are plenty of familiar faces throughout Twilight, in addition to Newman, Hackman and Sarandon. James Garner plays Raymond Hope, a former cop and one of Harry's best friends. Stockard Channing plays Verna, Harry's former partner, and possibly a former love interest. Reese Witherspoon is Mel, the distrustful daughter of the Ames', and Liev Schrieber is her scuzzy boyfriend. Giancarlo Esposito appears as Harry's bumbling detective protigi, and John Spencer is a suspicious police captain.
With a cast like that, it's almost worth watching Twilight just to stargaze. Luckily, there's more to the film than some sort of actor's recognition ceremony. Twilight has a solid film noir-ish plot. It may not have as many twists and turns as some of the classics, but it has much more than a lot of what passes for film these days.
The major cast members all deliver strong performances, as can be expected of their caliber. However, none of them have that little extra oomph which would make them memorable. The supporting cast is enjoyable, if a little underdrawn. Stockard Channing's character, in particular, is a cipher. There's more to her character than the film takes the time to describe. It's a minor, but irritating, flaw.
With a solid cast, and a good plot, there's a lot to recommend about Twilight. It's biggest flaw is actually its short running time. At a slim 94 minutes, there's a lot of stuff that's packed into an awfully small package. Still, the chance to see Newman, Sarandon and Hackman working together is worth a cramp or two.
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jQuery is a small JavaScript library commonly used to simplify working with the DOM and JavaScript in general. It is the perfect tool to make web applications more dynamic by exchanging JSON between server and client.
JSON itself is a very lightweight transport format, very similar to how Python primitives (numbers, strings, dicts and lists) look like which is widely supported and very easy to parse. It became popular a few years ago and quickly replaced XML as transport format in web applications.
If you have Python 2.6 JSON will work out of the box, in Python 2.5 you will have to install the simplejson library from PyPI.
In order to use jQuery, you have to download it first and place it in the static folder of your application and then ensure it’s loaded. Ideally you have a layout template that is used for all pages where you just have to add a script statement to the bottom of your  to load jQuery:

Another method is using Google’s AJAX Libraries API to load jQuery:

In this case you have to put jQuery into your static folder as a fallback, but it will first try to load it directly from Google. This has the advantage that your website will probably load faster for users if they went to at least one other website before using the same jQuery version from Google because it will already be in the browser cache.
Do you know where your application is? If you are developing the answer is quite simple: it’s on localhost port something and directly on the root of that server. But what if you later decide to move your application to a different location? For example to http://example.com/myapp? On the server side this never was a problem because we were using the handy url_for() function that could answer that question for us, but if we are using jQuery we should not hardcode the path to the application but make that dynamic, so how can we do that?
A simple method would be to add a script tag to our page that sets a global variable to the prefix to the root of the application. Something like this:

The |safe is necessary so that Jinja does not escape the JSON encoded string with HTML rules. Usually this would be necessary, but we are inside a script block here where different rules apply.
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@app.route('/_add_numbers')
def add_numbers():
a = request.args.get('a', 0, type=int)
b = request.args.get('b', 0, type=int)
return jsonify(result=a + b)
@app.route('/')
def index():
return render_template('index.html')
As you can see I also added an index method here that renders a template. This template will load jQuery as above and have a little form we can add two numbers and a link to trigger the function on the server side.
Note that we are using the get() method here which will never fail. If the key is missing a default value (here 0) is returned. Furthermore it can convert values to a specific type (like in our case int). This is especially handy for code that is triggered by a script (APIs, JavaScript etc.) because you don’t need special error reporting in that case.
Your index.html template either has to extend a layout.html template with jQuery loaded and the $SCRIPT_ROOT variable set, or do that on the top. Here’s the HTML code needed for our little application (index.html). Notice that we also drop the script directly into the HTML here. It is usually a better idea to have that in a separate script file:

jQuery Example

<input type=text size=5 name=a> +
<input type=text size=5 name=b> =
?

calculate server side
I won’t got into detail here about how jQuery works, just a very quick explanation of the little bit of code above:
If you don’t get the whole picture, download the sourcecode for this example from github.


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Payment form example
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Card #
CVC #
Amount
First Name
Last Name
City
State
Pick a state
Nueva York
California
Postal code
We accept
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Large Ship Construction History
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Are values of filters saved?
Not persisted for now, but will be kept until next browser reloading.
Can I search resource values for a range?
You can optionally add >
, <
, #
or =
before the value,
which means greater than or equal to
, less than or equal to
, not equal to
or equal to
(default logic).
Can I do filtering by ship type?
Nope, it's troublesome via only one select control matching by IDs.
Feel free to enhance it if you would like to.


This document describes the conformance of each parser included in xmlscan for XML related specifications.
XMLscan is one of "non-validating XML processor" according to XML 1.0 Specification [XML]. XMLscan is satisfied with almost conditions required for a non-validation XML processor, though, for the limitations of implementations, there are mainly the following restrictions. For detail, See the below descriptions for each class.
XMLScan::XMLScanner tokenize an XML document and only recognize each XML declaration, document type declaration, processing instruction, comment, start tag, end tag, empty element tag, CDATA section, general entity reference, and character reference. It is NOT an error even that one of these parts appears in the context which prohibits existence of it, except in the case described below.
It is reported as an parse error that an XML declaration, document type definition (except internal DTD subset), processing instruction, comment, start tag, end tag, empty element tag, CDATA section, general entity reference, or a character reference is not matched with its production defined in XML 1.0 Specification [XML].
For reasonably speed, if `strict_char' option is not specified, XMLScan::XMLScanner doesn't check whether a name or character data includes an illegal characters for it. All characters except ones recognized as one of delimiters in that context are allowed. To be more precise, without `strict_char' option, the production Char[2], Name[5], Nmtoken[7], EntityValue[9], AttValue[10], SystemLiteral[11], PubidChar[13], CharData[14], VersionNum[26], and EncName[81] are not checked strictly.
XMLScan::XMLScanner doesn't normalize linebreaks.
Since Ruby is not supported UTF-16, it is impossible to parse an XML document encoded in UTF-16 as it is. You need to convert it to UTF-8 before parsing.
`<?xml' in a place except the beginning of an XML document is regarded as a processing instruction.
It is not checked whether the value of a standalone document documentation is either "yes" or "no".
It is not checked whether a target in a processing instruction is not "xml" or like, which is a reserved target.
It is reported as a parse error in the case that a document type declaration appears in a place except prolog, or two or more document type declarations are found in one document.
It is reported as a well-formedness constraint violation that `<' appears directly in a attribute value. If strict_char option is specified, XMLScan::XMLScanner checks well-formedness constraint: Legal Character. Any other well-formedness constraints are not checked.
XMLScan::XMLScanner skips an internal DTD subset.
The goal of XMLScan::XMLParser is to satisfy almost all conditions required to a non-validating XML parser.
The description for XMLScan::XMLScanner about `strict_char' option and the description for UTF-16 are applicable to XMLScan::XMLParser. The following well-formedness constraints about a character reference are checked only if `strict_char' option is specified;
XMLScan::XMLScanner doesn't normalize linebreaks.
XMLScan::XMLParser skips an internal DTD subset. The following well-formedness constraints about an internal DTD subset are not checked;
All general entity references except ones to predefined entities (lt,gt,amp,quot,apos) are reported as ones to undeclared entities.
External DTD subsets are not read. The following well-formedness constraints about an external DTD subset are not checked;
Since XMLScan::XMLParser cannot check whether a replacement text of an undeclared entity includes `<', the following well-formedness constraints are not checked completely;
XMLScan::XMLNamespace checks for all constraints specified in ``Namespaces in XML'' and its errata [Namespaces], and ensure that an XML document is namespace-well-formed.
All limitations for XMLScan::XMLParser are inherited to XMLScan::XMLNamespace.
W3C (World Wide Web Consortium). Extensible Markup Language (XML) 1.0 (Second Edition), January 2000. <URL:http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-xml-20001006>
W3C (World Wide Web Consortium). Namespaces in XML, January 1999. <URL:http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-xml-names-19990114>. Important corrections are found at <URL:http://www.w3.org/XML/xml-names-19990114-errata>.


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(#) Incomplete translation
!!! ERROR: Incomplete translation
This is an error.
Id
: `MissingTranslation`
Summary
: Incomplete translation
Severity
: Error
Category
: Correctness: Messages
Platform
: Android
Vendor
: Android Open Source Project
Feedback
: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708
Affects
: Binary resource files, resource files and resource folders
Editing
: This check runs on the fly in the IDE editor
Implementation
: [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-checks/src/main/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/TranslationDetector.kt)
Tests
: [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/TranslationDetectorTest.kt)
Copyright Year
: 2018
If an application has more than one locale, then all the strings
declared in one language should also be translated in all other
languages.
If the string should **not** be translated, you can add the attribute
`translatable="false"` on the `` element, or you can define all
your non-translatable strings in a resource file called
`donottranslate.xml`. Or, you can ignore the issue with a
`tools:ignore="MissingTranslation"` attribute.
You can tell lint (and other tools) which language is the default
language in your `res/values/` folder by specifying
`tools:locale="languageCode"` for the root `` element in your
resource file. (The `tools` prefix refers to the namespace declaration
`http://schemas.android.com/tools`.)
!!! Tip
This lint check has an associated quickfix available in the IDE.
(##) Example
Here is an example of lint warnings produced by this check:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~text
res/values/strings.xml:20:Error: "show_all_apps" is not translated in
"nl" (Dutch) [MissingTranslation]
<string name="show_all_apps">All</string>
--------------------
res/values/strings.xml:23:Error: "menu_wallpaper" is not translated in
"nl" (Dutch) [MissingTranslation]
<string name="menu_wallpaper">Wallpaper</string>
---------------------
res/values/strings.xml:25:Error: "menu_settings" is not translated in
"cs" (Czech), "de" (German), "es" (Spanish), "nl" (Dutch)
[MissingTranslation]
<string name="menu_settings">Settings</string>
--------------------
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Here is the source file referenced above:
`res/values/strings.xml`:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~xml linenumbers
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!-- Copyright (C) 2007 The Android Open Source Project
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
-->
<resources>
<!-- Home -->
<string name="home_title">Home Sample</string>
<string name="show_all_apps">All</string>
<!-- Home Menus -->
<string name="menu_wallpaper">Wallpaper</string>
<string name="menu_search">Search</string>
<string name="menu_settings">Settings</string>
<string name="sample" translatable="false">Ignore Me</string>
<!-- Wallpaper -->
<string name="wallpaper_instructions">Tap picture to set portrait wallpaper</string>
</resources>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
You can also visit the
[source code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/TranslationDetectorTest.kt)
for the unit tests for this check to see additional scenarios.
The above example was automatically extracted from the first unit test
found for this lint check, `TranslationDetector.testTranslation`.
To report a problem with this extracted sample, visit
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708.
(##) Suppressing
You can suppress false positives using one of the following mechanisms:
* Adding the suppression attribute `tools:ignore="MissingTranslation"`
on the problematic XML element (or one of its enclosing elements).
You may also need to add the following namespace declaration on the
root element in the XML file if it's not already there:
`xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"`.
* Using a special `lint.xml` file in the source tree which turns off
the check in that folder and any sub folder. A simple file might look
like this:
```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<lint>
<issue id="MissingTranslation" severity="ignore" />
</lint>
```
Instead of `ignore` you can also change the severity here, for
example from `error` to `warning`. You can find additional
documentation on how to filter issues by path, regular expression and
so on
[here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/lintxml.md.html).
* In Gradle projects, using the DSL syntax to configure lint. For
example, you can use something like
```gradle
lintOptions {
disable 'MissingTranslation'
}
```
In Android projects this should be nested inside an `android { }`
block.
* For manual invocations of `lint`, using the `--ignore` flag:
```
$ lint --ignore MissingTranslation ...`
```
* Last, but not least, using baselines, as discussed
[here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/baselines.md.html).


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You can log in as the default administrator with the following credentials:
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You now have access to the Users view.


Before Change
dt_data = time.time() - t_start
m_reward = np.mean(batch_reward)
if m_reward > 18:
print("Solved in %d steps" % step_idx)
break
train_step(optimizer, net, batch_noise, batch_reward, writer, step_idx)
writer.add_scalar("reward_mean", m_reward, step_idx)
writer.add_scalar("reward_std", np.std(batch_reward), step_idx)
writer.add_scalar("reward_max", np.max(batch_reward), step_idx)
After Change
step_idx, m_reward, speed, dt_data, dt_step, np.mean(batch_steps_data),
np.min(batch_steps_data), np.max(batch_steps_data), np.std(batch_steps_data)))
for worker, p_queue in zip(workers, params_queues):
p_queue.put(None)
worker.join()


Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born.This web application takes your birthday and calculates the day of the week you were born and then depending on your gender outputs your Akan Name.


---
layout: post
title: rough vector Illustration done for luon
date: '2014-01-14T07:30:24+01:00'
categories:
- Sketches
- Illustration
picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/73303568373/rough-vector-Illustration-done-for-luon
---
Rough & vector Illustration done for LUON.


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Class Summary |
| BeanRepository |
Holds instances of {session, application, page}-scoped beans |
| Collector |
Collect info about the page and nodes, and make them availabe through
the PageInfo object. |
| Compiler |
Main JSP compiler class. |
| Dumper |
|
| ErrorDispatcher |
Class responsible for dispatching JSP parse and javac compilation errors
to the configured error handler.
|
| Generator |
Generate Java source from Nodes |
| JavacErrorDetail |
Class providing details about a javac compilation error. |
| JspDocumentParser |
Class implementing a parser for a JSP document, that is, a JSP page in XML
syntax. |
| JspReader |
JspReader is an input buffer for the JSP parser. |
| JspRuntimeContext |
Class for tracking JSP compile time file dependencies when the
<%@include file="..." |
| JspUtil |
This class has all the utility method(s).
|
| JspUtil.ValidAttribute |
|
| Mark |
Mark represents a point in the JSP input. |
| Node |
An internal data representation of a JSP page or a JSP docuement (XML).
|
| Node.Comment |
Represents a Jsp comment
Comments are kept for completeness. |
| Node.CustomTag |
Represents a custom tag |
| Node.Declaration |
Represents a declaration |
| Node.Expression |
Represents an expression. |
| Node.FallBackAction |
Represents a fallback action |
| Node.ForwardAction |
Represents a forward action |
| Node.GetProperty |
Represents a getProperty action |
| Node.IncludeAction |
Represents an include action |
| Node.IncludeDirective |
Represents an include directive |
| Node.JspAttribute |
Represents attributes that can be request time expressions. |
| Node.JspRoot |
Represents the root of a Jsp document (XML syntax) |
| Node.JspText |
Represents the body of a element |
| Node.Nodes |
An ordered list of Node, used to represent the body of an element, or
a jsp page of jsp document. |
| Node.PageDirective |
Represents a page directive |
| Node.ParamAction |
Represents a param action |
| Node.ParamsAction |
Represents a params action |
| Node.PlugIn |
Represents a plugin action |
| Node.Root |
Represents the root of a Jsp page or Jsp document |
| Node.ScriptingElement |
Represents an expression, declaration, or scriptlet |
| Node.Scriptlet |
Represents a scriptlet |
| Node.SetProperty |
Represents a setProperty action |
| Node.TaglibDirective |
Represents a custom taglib directive |
| Node.TemplateText |
Represents a template text string |
| Node.UninterpretedTag |
Represents an uninterpreted tag, from a Jsp document |
| Node.UseBean |
Represents a useBean action |
| Node.Visitor |
A visitor class for visiting the node. |
| PageDataImpl |
An implementation of javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.PageData which
builds the XML view of a given page.
|
| Parser |
This class implements a parser for a JSP page (non-xml view).
|
| ParserController |
Controller for the parsing of a JSP page.
|
| ScriptingVariabler |
Class responsible for determining the scripting variables that every
custom action needs to declare. |
| ServletWriter |
This is what is used to generate servlets. |
| TagLibraryInfoImpl |
Implementation of the TagLibraryInfo class from the JSP spec. |
| TldLocationsCache |
A container for all tag libraries that are defined "globally"
for the web application.
|
| Validator |
Performs validation on the page elements. |


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LAKE PLACID
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. 20th Century Fox/Phoenix Director: Steve Miner Writer: David E. Kelley Cast: Bridget Fonda, Bill Pullman, Oliver Platt, Brendan Gleeson, Betty White, Meredith Salenger
"Lake Placid" comes along just in time, at the very moment that we need an antidote for the pretentiously arty horror film that's oddly scaring its youthful audience, "The Blair Witch Project." Where "Blair" is dismaying in its dismal naturalism, "Lake Placid" is filled with just the right measure of special effects. Where "Blair" has dialogue which is lamely improvised, "Placid" has talk which is clever, witty, sharp, edgy. The 30-foot Asian crocodile--which plays the role of a villain that ultimately evokes a surprisingly sentimental response in the macho men out to blow its head off--comes from the remarkably authentic-looking digital effects of its designer Stan "Aliens, Jurassic Park" Winston. About the only thing unbelievable about this refreshing entry into obligatory summer viewing is that Bridget Fonda's character, Kelly Scott, is dumped by her boss in favor of a co-worker. This may provide director Steve Miner and writer David E. Kelley with the motivation to get the woman out of her New York office and into rural Maine. But only a madman could even think of jettisoning such an individual whose rejuvenating features and amusingly caustic repartee would be cherished by any man in possession of his own wits.
Except for a brief shot of Manhattan's West Side in the opening sequence, this film, sporting a comedy-horror genre, takes place entirely in Maine. This can be taken as an homage to the monarch of mayhem, Stephen King, who might view it with a dash of envy. The plot gets under way when Kelly, hair coiffed in an ugly bun-like order as befits a paleontologist, is sent to Maine by her womanizing boss--who is motivated by bones other than those in the dinosaur section of the Museum of Natural History. Having never studied animals outside the hallowed halls of the museum, she is plunged into culture shock when she meets up with some of the macho men of Miner's Black Lake. In some repartee that evokes the contentious conference between Jane Fonda and Alan Alda in Neil Simon's "California Suite," she plays city girl to country boys Jack Wells (Bill Pullman), a fish-and-game warden, and Sheriff Hank Keough (Brendan Gleeson)--while she awaits the arrival of millionaire crocodile fanatic Hector Cyr (Oliver Platt). Tentative about timber territory and far from a devotee of ticks and tents, she queries the new men in her life about bathroom facilities: "How will I wipe myself?  This brings on the Maine male's reply, "You know, you really do not have to tell people you're from New York."
Kelly soon discovers that when heads rolls in Maine, the woodland folks mean something different from what executives intimate in New York. After a diver turns up angry by half, the troupe go after the croc but with different agendas, pitting reptile maven Hector Cyr (who wants to drug the beast and return it to Asian waters) against Sheriff Keough and Fish-and Game Warden Jack Wells (who want to blow its head off).
Betty White provides touches of eccentric charm as an idiosyncratic lodger whose affinity for the lizards is even greater than Cyr's and who gives new meaning to Bart Simpson's favorite quote about having a cow. But Oliver Platt steals the show as the bizarre multi-millionaire who can't help riding poor Sheriff Keough. When Keough insists, "Crocodiles can't swim in salt water," Cyr responds, "That can remain your secret." Audience members who do not travel the arty film circuit may never have seen Brendan Gleeson in his powerhouse performance as the eponymous "The General." He gets no opportunity to show that kind of depth this time around as the anti-urban sheriff, but you've got to admire how this talented performer can alter his speech from an almost encoded Scottish to a brogue Irish to the current demands of the American Northeast.
Of course every viewer is going to recall "Jaws," perhaps the scariest of the aquatic operas, made ever more hair-raising with its signature soundtrack. "Jaws" is almost deadly serious compared to "Lake Placid," the latter best appraised as a fun movie that helps get us through this heat wave. Any story that can get Bridget Fonda to discard that silly museum-worker's hair design and to signal her liberation from urban rigidity by letting it all hang down can hardly be criticized.
Rated R. Running Time: 88 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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Self-indulgent post, this... Russell asked me how much traffic my weblog got a month or so back... so I've been keeping an eye on it recently.
What happened in September? I can't see any new folks linking to me via google, I haven't been aware that the site is being promoted anywhere... but traffic has definitely spiked since then.


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---
layout: post
title: Ditto...
date: '2007-02-03T01:15:00.000-05:00'
author: rammic
tags:
- openid
- stodid
modified_time: '2007-02-03T01:25:08.510-05:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6180833599810788176.post-1224506617474598605
blogger_orig_url: http://blog.rammic.com/2007/02/ditto.html
---
As a frequent listener of STODID, I have to say that I'm in complete agreement with Paul. Not that I'm not interested in OpenID, but let's diversify a bit...
I'm glad Aldo is listening, however. Maybe some specific discussions about these technologies in the enterprise realm (and no, not just OpenID).
:)


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Life is like a book, just read more and more refind, more write more carefully. When read, mind open, all things have been indifferent to heart. Life is the precipitation.
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chapter |
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electron |
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cells |
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% |
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antigens |
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epithelial |
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fluid |
| 7 |
lungs |
ciliated |
enterocytes |
cytoplasm |
vitro |
CF |
granulomas |
nasal |
processes |
keratinizing |
lymphocytes |
discusses |
in-situ |
tonsils |
fcrn |
| 8 |
patients |
respiratory |
villi |
microscopic |
calu-3 |
differentiation |
antigen |
ocular |
ibalt |
rat |
peyer |
sinus |
IHC |
hz |
IBV |
| 9 |
severe |
cultures |
crypt |
viral particles |
lung |
expression |
coronavirus-specific |
gastrointestinal tract |
myelin |
carcinomas |
secretory |
drugs |
nucleic |
adenoids |
ct-b |
| 10 |
disease |
tract |
diarrhea |
bodies |
clara |
cell |
fbov-1 |
tract |
erfibs |
exposure to |
permeability |
ENS |
KD |
surfactant |
purkinje |
| 11 |
pneumocytes |
replication |
rabbits |
inclusion |
vivo |
mucus |
plasma-cells |
defense |
junctions |
ozone |
plasma |
papillomas |
pdcov |
tonsillar |
alpha7gfp |
| 12 |
RNA |
viruses |
pigs |
faeces |
PAR-2 |
epithelial cells |
positive |
nasal mucosa |
zone |
exposed to |
mucus |
rodents |
infected |
SRB |
cochlea |
| 13 |
tissue |
tracheal |
villus |
virus |
epithelial |
cav-1 |
revealed |
genes |
nodes |
cystic |
ADV |
frontal |
assay |
video |
HA |
| 14 |
mers-cov |
H5N1 |
jejunum |
TEM |
progenitor |
proteins |
cases |
digestive |
lymphoid tissues |
BN |
flow |
species |
PRRSV |
tonsillitis |
endolymphatic |
| 15 |
macrophages |
polarized |
strain |
virus particles |
maintained |
basolateral |
BPI-3 |
mucin |
sperm |
fed |
paneth |
cavity |
EC |
± |
CR |
| 16 |
pulmonary |
human |
piglets |
transmission |
method |
EPEC |
BRSV |
salivary glands |
lymphoid organs |
oxygen |
granules |
effects |
FMDV |
palatine |
RA |
| 17 |
organs |
avian |
intestines |
normal |
repair |
CEACAM1 |
coronavirus-specific antibodies |
pancreatic |
marginal |
ppm |
epithelium |
inclusions |
vomiting |
ARDS |
endolymphatic sac |
| 18 |
sars‐cov |
entry |
villous |
stools |
in vivo |
k-atpase |
mesenteric |
infections |
brain |
H. |
lymphoma |
oral |
tumor |
smears |
cochlear lumen |
| 19 |
damage |
type |
ileum |
astrovirus |
markers |
mucus transport |
55 |
lacrimal |
body |
skin |
studied |
larynx |
apoptosis |
adenoid |
slc26a4(−/−) mice |
| 20 |
acute respiratory syndrome |
respiratory tract |
coli |
parvovirus‐like |
collagen |
surface |
necrosis |
protect |
epididymis |
diet |
paneth cells |
drug-induced |
extra-intestinal |
immotile |
embryos |
| 21 |
inflammatory |
apical |
transmissible |
coronaviruses |
ectodermal |
epithelium |
granulomatous |
stomach |
reticular |
carbon |
alpacas |
cottontail |
in-situ hybridization |
dynein |
ph |
| 22 |
pathogenesis |
PRCV |
inoculation |
coronavirus |
slices |
basal |
lymph nodes |
tests |
brain parenchyma |
pullorum |
injected |
chlamydia pecorum |
G9 |
RV-C |
deafness |
| 23 |
pneumonia |
infected |
calf |
dense |
regenerative |
domain |
b-cells |
enzyme |
tight junctions |
1 |
distribution |
adverse |
bronchiseptica |
beating |
cry1ac |
| 24 |
II |
SIV |
rotavirus |
transmission electron microscopy |
interface |
caveolae |
nodules |
aminopeptidase |
lymph |
air |
major |
laboratory animals |
epidemic diarrhea virus |
CDHR3 |
AL |
| 25 |
associated with |
suggesting |
enteritis |
typical |
AEII |
WAE |
gross |
mrna |
astrocytes |
concentrations |
6 |
nasal |
LLC-PK |
albumin |
stretching |
| 26 |
detected |
replicate |
crypts |
tubules |
development |
western |
report |
serum |
oligodendrocytes |
dioxide |
immunoperoxidase |
nose |
LPS |
ependymal |
efferent |
| 27 |
immunohistochemistry |
hmpv |
inoculated |
material |
growth |
human |
node |
immunity |
sheaths |
complete |
penetration |
substances |
rvas |
dyskinesia |
slc26a4(+/− |
| 28 |
died |
sialic |
gastroenteritis |
microvilli |
CCSP |
express |
immunodeficiency |
defensins |
adjacent |
BAMG |
time points |
upper |
PEAV |
hypertrophy |
vestibular |
| 29 |
viral |
influenza virus |
atrophy |
coronavirus-like |
progenitors |
recovery |
necrotizing |
clock genes |
fibers |
carinii |
iga |
toxicity |
papn |
digital |
igg |
| 30 |
infection |
primary |
harderian |
parvovirus‐like particles |
model |
asthma |
macrophages |
clock |
meninges |
matrix |
peroxidase |
toxic |
cakv |
online |
enlargement |
| 31 |
pathology |
cell |
enteric |
samples |
cultured |
epithelial cell |
clinical |
activities |
marginal zone |
total |
DMA |
bronchioles |
pedv-infected |
ciliary beat pattern |
gizzard |
| 32 |
diffuse |
ciliated cells |
infected |
coronavirus-like particles |
primary |
proximal |
chain |
overgrowth |
BALT |
response |
fae |
toxicants |
PC2 |
isoflurane |
labyrinth |
| 33 |
findings |
target |
colon |
virus-like |
media |
gene |
abdominal |
expression |
crucial |
week |
bowman's glands |
poxviruses |
swine |
aecs |
cerebellar |
| 34 |
DPP4 |
receptor |
TGE |
staining |
clara cells |
transport |
bronchopneumonia |
biopsy |
spleen |
groups |
lymphoid tissue |
abortus |
genomic |
arm |
SST |
| 35 |
vascular |
epithelium |
lesions |
observed |
ex vivo |
renal |
immunohistochemically |
levels |
function |
xylose |
MALT |
therapeutic agents |
pigs |
high-speed |
arthritis |
| 36 |
cases |
influenza viruses |
enterocyte |
EM |
expressed |
maap |
thickened |
specific |
lymph nodes |
acellular |
consideration |
sinuses |
tcov |
ciliary beat frequency |
conditioned medium |
| 37 |
coronavirus |
dpi |
isolated |
lipid |
aeii cells |
breast |
ferret |
diseases |
CNS |
males |
bowman |
technology |
prepronpy |
evaluation |
conditioned |
| 38 |
alveoli |
fluids |
ETEC |
budding |
FGF-9 |
cav-2 |
somnus |
flora |
prostasomes |
females |
CB |
domestic |
DPI |
patients |
postnatal |
| 39 |
mers‐cov |
loss |
gnotobiotic |
organ cultures |
stem/progenitor |
airways |
lymphadenopathy |
digestive system |
testis |
ratpyv2 |
points |
paranasal |
TUNEL |
% |
oil |
| 40 |
in situ hybridization |
viral |
lactase |
thin sections |
lung development |
cell differentiation |
FIP |
mucosal immunity |
erag |
incidences |
number |
well-described |
differentiated cells |
CBF |
purkinje cells |
| 41 |
sars-associated |
titers |
escherichia |
envelope |
films |
IFE |
histopathologically |
acidosis |
NALT |
potentiation |
listeria |
papillomavirus |
hybridisation |
pyogenes |
lumen |
| 42 |
diffuse alveolar damage |
ifn-λ |
mesenteric lymph nodes |
diarrhoeal |
diseases |
HT-29 |
peritonitis |
bacterial overgrowth |
zones |
carbon dioxide |
cannula |
chemicals |
mlns |
conical |
acidification |
| 43 |
type |
hbov1 |
cm |
limiting |
LCC |
IBDV |
lesions |
puromycin-resistant |
bats |
mercury |
HML-1 |
includes |
st cells |
ciliafa |
day |
| 44 |
study |
p.i |
colonic |
sections |
polarization |
renalase |
antibodies |
infants |
pial |
cystic keratinizing squamous cell carcinomas |
percentages |
chlamydia abortus |
operation |
primary ciliary dyskinesia |
labeled |
| 45 |
autopsy |
mice |
killed |
found |
bmp-pathway |
golgi |
infiltration |
saliva |
astrocytic |
exhaust |
mycoplasma |
reviews |
poults |
users |
expression |
| 46 |
found |
inserts |
large |
viruses |
3D |
ASL |
PCV-2 |
vaccination |
spread |
instillation |
γ/δ |
text |
serotonin |
SUPPLEMENTARY |
E16.5 |
| 47 |
sars-associated coronavirus |
hace2 |
bcov |
spherical |
colonies |
domains |
caninum |
human |
fruit |
lesions |
lymphomas |
treatment |
staining |
C15 |
E13.5 |
| 48 |
reverse |
nidovirus |
intestinal mucosa |
significance |
tuberculosis |
na |
losses |
tissues |
BM |
interstitial |
ciliary activity |
animals |
acid |
pattern |
synaptic |
| 49 |
2003 |
H1N1 |
harderian glands |
virus-like particles |
bioengineered |
sarcoids |
demonstration |
understanding |
lymphatic |
sprague-dawley rats |
testes |
agents |
cytoplasmic |
methods |
retrograde |
| 50 |
MERS |
MHV |
tropical |
electron-dense |
RV |
nadc-3 |
spp |
activity |
parenteral |
OX22 |
bocd8 |
discussed |
hybridization |
67 |
slc26a4 |


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9.14 Version 3.0.1 November 3, 2006
This release cleans up a number of bugs and documentation errors in 3.0.0.
9.14.1 Improved Documentation
- A separate new document on multitasking was added.
- Obsolete pre-open-source concepts in the 3.0.0 documentation were deleted or corrected.
9.14.2 Bug Fixes
- Euphoria-coded .dll / .so files were not working at all, due to a multitasking-related glitch. Thanks to Andrea Cini.
Note: execution of multitasking built-in routines is currently not supported inside a Euphoria-coded .dll / .so. You'll get a compile-time error message from the Translator if you use the -dll option and your library source code contains multitasking operations. Other than that, use of Euphoria-coded .dll / .so files by main programs that do multitasking is fine. - A text console bug was fixed. It involved output to the screen involving tabs and/or wrap-around (at 80 columns). Thanks to Pete Lomax, Juergen Luethje, Matt Lewis.
- bind.bat, bindw.bat and shroud.bat were changed to use %EUDIR% rather than \EUPHORIA. Thanks to Ray Smith.
- syncolor.e now includes keywords.e (relative to euphoria\bin) rather than \euphoria\bin\keywords.e. Thanks to Rick Bettis.
9.14.3 C Source Code Changes
- All of the #ifdef ENCURSES code was stripped out. We don't plan to use ncurses again, and this change makes parts of the source code much more readable.
- A thread5() machine language macro was added to be_execute.c This helps the interpreter to compile correctly with Open Watcom, avoiding a C optimizer bug. Thanks to Matt Lewis.


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Scikit-learn
Scikit-learn contains simple and efficient tools for data mining and data analysis. It implements a wide variety of machine learning algorithms and processes to conduct advanced analytics.
Library documentation: http://scikit-learn.org/stable/
Classification with a Naive Bayes
- 2 classes of headlines “upworthy” (1) and “not upworthy” (0)
- Load the data
- Featurize the data
- Train and Test the classifier the right way
- Use the model to predict new headlines
Let’s start with a helper function for loading the raw data
def import_titles(filename):
#Imports text file
titles = open(filename, 'rb').read()
# Handles unicode encode/decode
titles = titles.decode('utf-8')
titles = titles.encode('ascii', 'ignore')
return titles.splitlines()
upworthy_titles = import_titles('./data/upworthy_titles.txt')
print(len(upworthy_titles))
upworthy_titles[:5] # first five
times_titles = import_titles('./data/not_upworthy_titles.txt')
print(len(times_titles))
times_titles[:5] # first five
What we want the data to look like next
| upworthy | titles |
|---|---|
| 1 | He Was About To Take His Own Life — Until A Man Stopped Him. Here He Meets Him Face To Face Again |
| 0 | CVS Pharmacy to Stop Selling Tobacco Goods by October |
| 0 | Twitter’s Share Price Falls After It Reports a Loss |
| 1 | A 16-Year-Old Explains Why Everything You Thought You Knew About Beauty May Be Wrong. With Math. |
#Set up placehold lists
upworthy = []
titles = []
#Go through all the upworthy articles
for title in upworthy_titles:
#add title to title list
titles.append(title)
#add 1 to Y list
upworthy.append(1) # Upworthy = 1
for title in times_titles:
titles.append(title)
upworthy.append(0) # Upworthy = 0
What the machine wants the data to look like next
| upworthy | stop | man | obama | explain | everything | you | nato | debate | industry | believe |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
from sklearn.feature_extraction.text import CountVectorizer
vectorizer = CountVectorizer(lowercase = True ,
min_df = 2 ,
max_df = .5 ,
ngram_range = (1, 1),
stop_words = 'english',
strip_accents = 'unicode')
vectorizer.fit(titles)
X = vectorizer.transform(titles)
Fit a Multinomial Naive Bayes Classifier
from sklearn.naive_bayes import MultinomialNB
clf = MultinomialNB()
clf.fit(X,upworthy)
# Predict on the same data used for training (don't do this at home)
y_hat = clf.predict(X)
# Print out some predictions
y_hat[:20]
What % were correctly predicted?
clf.score(X, upworthy)
Use better fit statistics (a confusion matrix)
# A helper function to plot the matrix
import itertools
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
def plot_confusion_matrix(cm):
plt.matshow(cm,cmap=plt.cm.Blues)
classes = ['not upworthy','upworthy']
tick_marks = np.arange(len(classes))
plt.xticks(tick_marks, classes, rotation=45)
plt.yticks(tick_marks, classes)
# Plot Values
for i, j in itertools.product(range(cm.shape[0]), range(cm.shape[1])):
plt.text(j, i, cm[i, j],
horizontalalignment="center", color="black")
plt.ylabel('Actual')
plt.xlabel('Predicted')
plt.show()
# Create and plot confusion matrix
from sklearn import metrics
cm = metrics.confusion_matrix(upworthy, y_hat)
plot_confusion_matrix(cm)
Data scientists care about over fitting…so should we
from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split
# Split Test / Train
X_train, X_test, y_train, y_test = train_test_split(X, upworthy, test_size=0.3)
clf.fit(X_train, y_train)
y_test_pred = clf.predict(X_test)
print("classification accuracy:", metrics.accuracy_score(y_test, y_test_pred))
cm = metrics.confusion_matrix(y_test, y_test_pred)
plot_confusion_matrix(cm)
This is unstable for some reason (skip for now):
from sklearn import cross_validation
cross_validation.cross_val_score(clf, X, np.array(upworthy), cv=10)
np.mean(cross_validation.cross_val_score(clf, X, np.array(upworthy), cv=10))
What about for predicting new headlines?
soc_title = 'Educational Assortative Mating and Earnings Inequality in the United States'
soc_title_vector = vectorizer.transform([soc_title])
clf.predict_proba(soc_title_vector)
gawker_title = 'Shocking Footage Aired of Police Shooting Face-Eating Nude Man'
gawker_title_vector = vectorizer.transform([gawker_title])
clf.predict_proba(gawker_title_vector)


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