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The double-integer times in TAO/TRITON, PIRATA, and RAMA netcdf
files are Julian Day (time1) and milliseconds since 00:00 GMT
(time2). You can enter a double-integer time below to convert
it to a calendar date. If you wish to do this in a program, see
the example program which comes with your data (read_netcdf.f).
NOTE: the Julian Day values in time1 are counted from
the day January 1 in the year -4713. You can see this
if you enter 0 0 for time1 and time2 in the boxes below.
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This simple function returns a vector of all unique k-mers of a specified length, filtered to remove reverse complement redundancy such that, e.g. only one of "AA" and "TT" is kept. When deciding between a k-mer and the reverse complement, the alphabetically earlier sequence is kept. In the example above, "AA" will be kept because "AA" occurs before "TT".
Note, this function is not meant to be used for k > 10
as the
computational cost of the approach can quickly grow to be too much.
By default, an error willbe thrown if k > 10 is specified. This
can be overriden by setting largek = TRUE
.
uniqueKmers(k = 8L, .largek = FALSE)
| k | an integer length of oligonucleotide sequences to be returned. (default = 8L) |
|---|---|
| .largek | a logical value whether to allow specifying a large |
Vector of unique k-mer strings.


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All site visitors can sort the files within albums in the Gallery module. The following options are typically available: Name, Size, Title, Author and Created Date. Additional fields which may be displayed are: Location, Score, OwnerID and Approved Date. Note: Sorting may be disabled.
Sorting Albums
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An ascending price auction where the bid price keeps increasing starting from a reserve price till no bidder can match the highest standing bid.
A descending price auction which begins with a high asking price which decreases until one bidder is willing to pay the quoted price
A sealed bid first price auction, where bidders submit sealed bids and the highest bidder wins and pays his bid.
An sealed bid second price auction where bidders submit sealed bids and the highest bidder wins and pays the amount of the second highest bid.
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After suffering a work-related back injury, my worker's compensation doctor simply prescribed me a very high dose of ibuprofen and made me go right back to work. However, after awhile, the mega dose started causing NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug) gastritis in my stomach and one day I took the ibuprofen on an empty stomach and I felt like I had just swallowed a razor blade. I had horrible abdominal pain and rolled myself into the ER.
The doctor performed an exam and initially gave me a GI cocktail to swallow, which is lidocaine and maalox, and ordered an IV started to give me fluids. However, I still had stabbing abdominal pain afterwards, so the ER Doc prescribed me a single dose of Dilaudid HP IV Push. I was NOT trying to get high, but I was very happy to hear that I would be getting pain relief as I was doubled over in agony.
The ER Nurse came into my room and pushed the drug through the IV pretty quickly. I instantly felt a warm flooding sensation throughout my body as my blood vessels vasodilated, and I felt slightly dizzy. I also felt a very, very pleasurable body high for the next few minutes. Instantly any pain or discomfort I had was erased and I felt great. I was not nauseous either, though that is a common side effect of Dilaudid. Perhaps the GI Cocktail prevented nausea. After only 2 or 3 minutes the high dropped from 'strong' to 'moderate'. The doctor prescribed some stomach medications and discharged me. However, I felt a little dizzy and could not drive, so had someone pick me up and give me a ride home.
By the time I got home, my high had gone from 'moderate' to 'mild', but was definitely still there. I took a nap for two hours and slept off the high. When I awoke, I pinched myself and could barely feel feel any pain for the next several hours, but I felt slightly groggy and lethargic for the rest of the day.....
My trip experience was pleasurable, but I highly recommend to anyone who reads this that they do not seek out Dilaudid for intentional use. It is EXTREMELY addictive and is widely known to be one of the most addictive pharmaceutical compounds in the world. I regret the fact that my severe pain required the use of such a strong drug because it can be psychologically addictive after a single use.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Basic Example
A very simple example where you register which divs are your validators and indicators.
First Name:
Last Name:
Age:
Income ($):
Pet:
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No Pet
Dog
Cat
Bird
Vehicle:
-- Select a option --
Car
Truck
Horse
Age 2:


Rafforty:
Good timing! We've decrypted the report, and it was very interesting!
It says that we still need some Tablet Fragments to obtain the information.
Did you happen to see any Tablet Fragments during your investigation?
"Here's the Tablet Fragment."
"No, but I'll look for it."


MananchiraPreviously known as Mananchira Maidan, this place held many football matches. Mananchira scores high as one of the places to visit in Kozhikode. This place provides tranquility to the visitors which is much sought after as one wants to escape the chaotic city life. It is a beautiful park covered with lawns, traditional buildings, a musical fountain, and an open-air theatre. This park is built around a man-made lake known as Mananchira lake. |
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Kozhikode beachSituated on the Malabar coast and endowed with natural beauty, Kozhikode beach should be a must in the itinerary of your visit to the city. This beach is renowned for the sunsets that tourists throng here to enjoy. Though the water is muddy and not suitable for swimming, still the stunning view of the Arabian Sea that the lighthouse offers more than compensates for the shortcoming. Payannakal, Putiyappa, Elathur, Beypore, all these beaches are part of the long stretch of Kozhikode beach. This beach lies on the western side of the city and is easily accessible through the four roads in the city. Location: Malabar Coast |


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Choosing the transaction recipient
Until now, we have used the same account that signed the transaction as the recipient. Which other accounts can we use? Let’s have a look at other options:
1.  You could refer to it as your wallet for notarizations.
Benefits:
- All the notarizations are stored in one place.
- The ownership is transferable. You can share the private key or turn it into a multisig account.
Cons:
- The notarizations are not updatable.
- Anyone can send transactions to this account. The validity of the transactions should be defined when reading the blockchain records.
2. A file could represent a digital identifiable asset. Use an account for each notarization, representing each file uniquely.
Benefit:
- The notarizations are separated by asset.
- The transactions can be updated.
- The ownership is transferable.
Cons:
- Anyone can send transactions to this account. The validity of the transactions should be defined when reading the blockchain records.
The account’s private key could be generated in a deterministic way. A private key is a 256-bit integer, which can be generated based on the file properties.
ℹ If the account is not used to send transactions, opt to create a deterministic public key instead. This account won't be able to announce transactions.
For example, asset_private_key = account.sign(sha256(file_name))
Solution
1. Open Create deterministic account
tab, drag and drop the file and write Alice’s private key. After clicking create, the private key will be created by applying sha256 to the name of the file, and then signing it with Alice’s account.
For example: asset_private_key = account.sign(sha256(file_name))
Copy the account details somewhere safe. You will be using them during this workshop.
2.  Add the asset as the recipient of the transaction and use Alice’s account to sign the transaction.
In the next exercise, you will see how to update the notarization.


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1.3 The exceptions Module
The exceptions module provides the standard exception hierarchy. It's
automatically imported when Python starts, and the exceptions are
added to the _ _builtin_ _ module. In
other words, you usually don't need to import this module.
This is a Python module in 1.5.2, and a built-in module in 2.0 and
later.
The following standard exceptions are defined by this module:
Exception is used as a base
class for all exceptions. It's strongly recommended (but not yet
required) that user exceptions are derived from this class
too.
SystemExit(Exception) is raised
by the sys.exit function. If it propagates to
the top level without being caught by a try-except
clause, the interpreter is terminated without a traceback message.
StandardError(Exception) is
used as a base class for all standard exceptions (except
SystemExit, that is).
KeyboardInterrupt(StandardError)
is raised when the user presses Control-C (or any other interrupt
key). Note that this may cause strange errors if you use
"catch
all" try-except
statements.
ImportError(StandardError) is
raised when Python fails to import a module.
EnvironmentError is used as a base
class for exceptions that can be caused by the interpreter's
environment (that is, they're usually not caused by bugs in the
program).
IOError(EnvironmentError) is used
to flag I/O-related errors.
OSError(EnvironmentError) is used
to flag errors by the os module.
WindowsError(OSError) is used to
flag Windows-specific errors from the os
module.
NameError(StandardError) is raised
when Python fails to find a global or local name.
UnboundLocalError(NameError) is
raised if your program attempts to access a local variable before it
has been assigned a value. This exception is only used in 2.0 and
later; earlier versions raise a plain NameError
exception instead.
AttributeError(StandardError) is
raised when Python fails to find (or assign to) an instance attribute,
a method, a module function, or any other qualified
name.
SyntaxError(StandardError) is raised
when the compiler stumbles upon a syntax error.
(2.0 and later)
IndentationError(SyntaxError) is raised for
syntax errors caused by bad indentation. This exception is only used
in 2.0 and later; earlier versions raise a plain
SyntaxError exception
instead.
(2.0 and later)
TabError(IndentationError) is raised by the
interpreter when the -tt option is used to check for
inconsistent indentation. This exception is only used in 2.0 and
later; earlier versions raise a plain
SyntaxError exception
instead.
TypeError(StandardError) is raised
when an operation cannot be applied to an object of the given
type.
AssertionError(StandardError) is
raised when an assert statement fails (if the
expression is false, that is).
LookupError(StandardError) is used
as a base class for exceptions raised when a sequence or dictionary
type doesn't contain a given index or key.
IndexError(LookupError) is raised
by sequence objects when the given index doesn't
exist.
KeyError(LookupError) is raised by
dictionary objects when the given key doesn't exist.
ArithmeticError(StandardError) is
used as a base class for exceptions that are math-related.
OverflowError(ArithmeticError) is
raised when an operations overflows (for example, when an integer is
too large to fit in the given type).
ZeroDivisionError(ArithmeticError)
is raised when you try to divide a number by zero.
FloatingPointError(ArithmeticError)
is raised when a floating point operation fails.
ValueError(StandardError) is raised
if an argument has the right type, but an invalid
value.
(2.0 and later)
UnicodeError(ValueError) is raised for type
problems related to the Unicode string type. This is only used in 2.0
and later.
RuntimeError(StandardError) is used
for various run-time problems, including attempts to get outside the
box when running in restricted mode, unexpected hardware problems,
etc.
NotImplementedError(RuntimeError)
can be used to flag functions that hasn't been implemented yet, or
methods that should be overridden.
SystemError(StandardError) is
raised if the interpreter messes up, and knows about it. The
exception value contains a more detailed description (usually
something cryptic, like
"eval_code2: NULL
globals" or so). I cannot recall ever seeing this
exception in over five years of full-time Python programming, but
maybe that's just me.
MemoryError(StandardError) is
raised when the interpreter runs out of memory. Note that this only
happens when the underlying memory allocation routines complain; you
can often send your poor computer into a mindless swapping frenzy
before that happens.
You can create your own exception classes. Just inherit from the
built-in Exception class (or a proper standard
exception), and override the constructor and/or
_ _str_ _ method as necessary. Example 1-26 shows the exceptions module.
Example 1-26. Using the exceptions Module
File: exceptions-example-1.py
# python imports this module by itself, so the following
# line isn't really needed
# import exceptions
class HTTPError(Exception):
# indicates an HTTP protocol error
def _ _init_ _(self, url, errcode, errmsg):
self.url = url
self.errcode = errcode
self.errmsg = errmsg
def _ _str_ _(self):
return (
"<HTTPError for %s: %s %s>" %
(self.url, self.errcode, self.errmsg)
)
try:
raise HTTPError("http://www.python.org/foo", 200, "Not Found")
except HTTPError, error:
print "url", "=>", error.url
print "errcode", "=>", error.errcode
print "errmsg", "=>", error.errmsg
raise # reraise exception
url => http://www.python.org/foo
errcode => 200
errmsg => Not Found
Traceback (innermost last):
File "exceptions-example-1", line 16, in ?
HTTPError: <HTTPError for http://www.python.org/foo: 200 Not Found>
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This document specifies triple pattern fragments, a type of Linked Data Fragment designed for low-cost server usage while enabling efficient client-side execution of common types of queries. Each page of a triple pattern fragment contains (a subset of) those triples of a dataset that match a specific triple pattern, together with the estimated total number of matching triples, and hypermedia controls to find all other triple pattern fragments of the dataset.
The document additionally specifies requirements for servers of triple pattern fragments.
This specification was published by the Hydra W3C Community Group. It is not a W3C Standard nor is it on the W3C Standards Track. Please note that under the W3C Community Contributor License Agreement (CLA) there is a limited opt-out and other conditions apply. Learn more about W3C Community and Business Groups.
To participate in the development of this specification, please join the Hydra W3C Community Group. If you have questions, want to suggest a feature, or raise an issue, please send a mail to the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>mailing list.
The Web has several common types of interfaces to offer access to a dataset of Linked Data through HTTP, each of which have their own advantages and disadvantages:
Linked Data Fragments allow to describe all HTTP interfaces to Linked Data in terms of what parts of the dataset they offer access to. All of the above servers offer access to interface-specific Linked Data Fragments of a dataset.
In this document, we specify an HTTP interface for triple pattern fragments (also known as basic Linked Data Fragments), which form a type of Linked Data Fragment with a different advantages/disadvantages balance:
Triples in this document are expressed in the Turtle RDF syntax [[!turtle]]. This document uses the following namespace prefixes:
@prefix rdf: <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#>. @prefix rdfs: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#>. @prefix dbpedia: <http://dbpedia.org/resource/>. @prefix dbpedia-owl: <http://dbpedia.org/ontology/>. @prefix hydra: <http://www.w3.org/ns/hydra/core#>. @prefix void: <http://rdfs.org/ns/void#>.
A triple pattern fragment (also known as a basic Linked Data Fragment) is a Linked Data Fragment with the following characteristics:
{ ?s ?p ?o. }
, in which each of the three components
MUST be either a variable,
a constant IRI,
or (in the case of ?o
) a constant literal.
These components MUST NOT be blank nodes.
The data MUST contain those triples that match the triple pattern,
but MAY additionally contain other, related triples.
The following sections will detail each of the components.
A triple pattern fragment of a dataset is fully determined
by its triple pattern selector.
In its most abstract form,
a triple pattern selector consists of three components
subject
, predicate
, and object
[[!RDF-CONCEPTS]].
The subject
MUST either be a variable or an IRI;
the predicate
MUST either be a variable or an IRI;
the object
MUST either be a variable, an IRI, or a literal.
Variable names MAY be substituted, i.e., two triple pattern fragments of a dataset are identical if and only if there exists an injective substitution function for variable names such that all three components of the fragment are equal.
The data of a fragment is obtained by selecting those triples of its dataset that match the triple pattern selector. These triples SHOULD be ordered in some consistent way, such that triple pattern fragments can be paged consistently.
Each triple pattern fragment, and each page of a triple pattern fragment, MUST contain the estimated total number of triples that match the fragment's selector. This MUST be expressed as a triple with the following components:
void:triples
predicateThe estimate MUST be a non-negative, finite, integer number with the following properties:
The metadata set MAY additionally contain variations of the above triple.
For instance,
it is RECOMMENDED to add a triple with the same subject and object
and the hydra:totalItems
predicate.
Each triple pattern fragment, and each page of a triple pattern fragment, MUST contain a hypermedia control that can generate the URL of each other triple pattern fragment of the same dataset.
This control MUST act as a function that accepts three parameters subject, predicate, and object, each of which can either be a variable, a constant IRI, or (in the case of object) a constant literal. It MUST then map these parameters to the URL of the dataset's triple pattern fragment whose selector has the given parameter values.
This control MUST be expressed as a form in the Hydra core vocabulary using triples with the following structure:
<http://example.org/example#dataset>
void:subset <http://example.org/example?s=http%3A%2F%2Fexample.org%2Fsubject>;
hydra:search [
hydra:template "http://example.org/example{?s,p,o}";
hydra:mapping [ hydra:variable "s"; hydra:property rdf:subject ],
[ hydra:variable "p"; hydra:property rdf:predicate ],
[ hydra:variable "o"; hydra:property rdf:object ]
].
The above snippet assumes the dataset IRI is
http://example.org/example#dataset
,
the fragment (or fragment page) URL is
http://example.org/example?subject=http%3A%2F%2Fexample.org%2Fsubject
,
and the URI template [[!RFC6570]] to retrieve triple pattern fragments of the dataset is
http://example.org/example{?subject,predicate,object}
.
It furthermore assumes that the parameter names of
subject, predicate, and object
are s
, p
, and o
, respectively.
All of these MUST be adjusted to fit the configuration of a specific fragment server.
Note that the form MUST be attached to the dataset,
as the form filters the dataset and not the fragment,
and the fragment MUST explicitly be listed as a subset of the dataset,
in order to indicate the relation between the two.
This hypermedia control MUST be present because there purposely does not exist a fixed URL format that servers of triple pattern fragments need to follow. This means that clients of triple pattern fragments MUST NOT need prior knowledge of a server, i.e., they MUST NOT assume a certain URL pattern. Instead, clients MUST interpret the hypermedia control in each triple pattern fragment in order to retrieve another fragment. Clients MUST NOT attempt to deconstruct the URL of a fragment, i.e., they MUST treat fragment URLs as opaque identifiers.
The hypermedia control fulfills the hypermedia constraint
that each representation should contain the controls towards next steps.
As a result, clients can use triple pattern fragments
without any prior knowledge.
This also means a server can freely choose the URLs of its triple pattern fragments,
as well as the names of parameters
(e.g., subject
, predicate
, object
instead of s
, p
, o
in the above snippet).
An equivalent hypermedia control for the above snippet could look as follows:
<form method="GET" action="http://example.org/example">
<fieldset>

subject <input id="subject" name="s" />

predicate <input id="predicate" name="p" />

object <input id="object" name="o" />

</fieldset>

<input type="submit" />

</form>
Triple pattern fragments MAY be paged. A page of a triple pattern fragment has the following characteristics:
The relation between a page and its fragment MUST be indicated explicitly using the following triple:
void:subset
predicateThe relation between a page and the associated fragment should actually be expressed with a more precise predicate, for instance, one of the Hydra core vocabulary paging predicates. However, this part of the core vocabulary is still in development at the time of writing.
If the page has directly preceding or directly following pages, this relationship MUST be indicated explicitly using the following triple(s):
hydra:previousPage
or hydra:nextPage
predicateIf there is no directly preceding/following page (or if that page would be empty), the above triple(s) MUST NOT be present.
In all metadata and control triples, the URL of the current page
MUST exactly match the URL through which the client has accessed the page.
If the fragment itself instead of a page is requested,
the URL of the fragment in all metadata and control triples
MUST match the requested fragment URL.
The use of the requested URL in the representation
is especially important in the common case in which
fragments or pages are accessible through (subtly) different URLs,
such as http://example.org/example?s=a&page=3
and http://example.org/example?page=3&s=a
.
For example, if the client requests http://example.org/example?s=a&page=3
the next page triple should look like:
<http://example.org/example?s=a&page=3> hydra:nextPage <http://example.org/example?s=a&page=4>.
However, if the client requests http://example.org/example?page=3&s=a
the next page triple should look like:
<http://example.org/example?page=3&s=a> hydra:nextPage <http://example.org/example?s=a&page=4>.
Using the requested URL helps the client correctly relate the requested resource (the page) to other resources (other pages).
Fragment pages MAY be accessible by page number, but this is not an obligation, as previous/next is sufficient for most clients. Clients MUST NOT assume a particular URL structure for pages; paging MUST be fully accessible through hypermedia controls. Clients MUST NOT attempt to deconstruct a fragment URL's possible paging structure, i.e., they MUST treat page URLs as opaque identifiers.
A server can host one or more datasets as triple pattern fragments. For a server to be called a triple pattern fragment server of a given dataset, it MUST offer access to all possible triple fragments of that dataset. Each of the fragment resources MUST be accessible through HTTP using a unique URL. There MUST at least exist one triple-based format [[!RDF-CONCEPTS]] in which the server offers representations of each triple fragment.
Servers MAY have a form of access control; in this case, for all read-only operations, the same access control principles MUST apply to all triple pattern fragments of the dataset. I.e., if a client can access one triple pattern fragment, it MUST be able to access all triple pattern fragments of this dataset.
Triple pattern fragments servers MAY additionally offer access to other Linked Data Fragments of the dataset.
Triple pattern fragment servers are HTTP servers and hence MUST comply with the HTTP specification [[!RFC2616]].
A server MUST assign URLs to all possible
(pages of) triple pattern fragments of its datasets.
How URL assignment happens is implementation-dependent;
this choice is communicated to clients
through hypermedia controls of fragments' representations.
A URL of a fragment MUST identify the fragment resource and MUST NOT identify a representation thereof. All representations MUST be accessible through the fragment's canonical URL using content negotiation [[!RFC2616]]. Servers SHOULD NOT have representation-specific fragment URLs.
Clients can obtain the URL of a specific fragment through a hypermedia control in fragments' representations. However, since hypermedia controls generally accept strings as input, we need to specify how to convert IRIs, literals, and variables to strings for use as subject, predicate, and object parameter values. A triple pattern fragment server MUST at least support the following options:
http://example.org/bar
"
,
e.g., "my text"
"
followed by @
and the lowercase language code [[!BCP47]]
e.g., "my text"@en-gb
"
followed by ^^
and the text value of the IRI
e.g., "42"^^http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#integer
?var
.
The Hydra core vocabulary could capture the above at some point. See issue 30.
All values MUST be URL encoded during the process of applying the hypermedia control. However, they MUST NOT be encoded before being sent to the hypermedia control, as this would result in double encoding.
A server MUST interpret variables encoded as an empty string as unique variables. A server MUST interpret identical non-empty variable names as referring to the same variable.
We should talk about support for patterns such as { ?s ?p ?s }
.
Triple pattern fragment servers MUST support
the HTTP GET
and HEAD
methods.
When an HTTP GET
or HEAD
request arrives, a server MUST:
200 OK
if the fragment (page) with the given URL exists and is non-empty,
i.e., one or more triples match the selector;
404 Not Found
if the fragment (page) with the given URL does not exist or is empty,
i.e., no triples match the selector.
404 Not Found
if the selector is invalid
i.e., the parameter values are not in the domain of the selector.
This is the case if, for instance, a literal is used as subject.
For GET
requests,
a server MUST return a representation of the fragment corresponding to the request URL,
even if no triples match the selector.
In particular, even empty (pages of) fragments
MUST contain the hypermedia control that allows clients
to request other basic triple pattern fragments of the same dataset.
A server MUST try to satisfy the client's content type preferences
to the extent possible.
If no acceptable content type has been found,
a server SHOULD return a triple-based representation
instead of sending a response with status code 406 Not Acceptable
.
Other HTTP methods MAY be supported by a server,
although this is implementation-specific.
If a certain method is unsupported,
a server MUST send a response with status code 405 Method Not Allowed
.
In order to allow browser applications to access fragments, Cross-Origin Resource Sharing [[!CORS]] MUST be enabled on the server. To this end, triple pattern fragment servers MUST emit the following header and value on all HTTP responses to requests for triple pattern fragments, regardless of their status code:
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *
A value of *
(all origins) has been chosen
instead of a specific originating server,
to improve the cacheability of resources.
This section should probably also mention cacheability separately.


AP Top Massachusetts Headlines at 12:19 a.m. EST
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Man receives response to message in bottle 9 years later
Verdict in trooper death trial expected Tuesday
2 men are running 500 miles for veteran suicide awareness
Hockey commentator Don Cherry fired for rant over immigrants
Turtle rescue season starts on Cape Cod beaches
Report: Neo-Nazi group posts flyers at Boston University
Memorial unveiled for Army soldier killed in 2006


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test
¶
Table of Contents
Test Module for sphinx_rtd_theme.
-
class
test.
Foo
(qux, spam=False)[source]¶ Docstring for class Foo.
This text tests for the formatting of docstrings generated from output
sphinx.ext.autodoc
. Which contain reST, but sphinx nests it in the<dl>
, and<dt>
tags. Also,<tt>
is used for class, method names and etc, but those will always have the.descname
or.descclassname
class.Normal
<tt>
(like the <tt> I just wrote here) needs to be shown with the same style as anything else with``this type of markup``
.It’s common for programmers to give a code example inside of their docstring:
from test_py_module import Foo myclass = Foo() myclass.dothismethod('with this argument') myclass.flush() print(myclass)
Here is a link to
capitalize()
. Here is a link to__init__()
.-
__weakref__
¶ list of weak references to the object (if defined)
-
another_function
(a, b, **kwargs)[source]¶ Here is another function.
- Parameters
a (int) – The number of green hats you own.
b (int) – The number of non-green hats you own.
kwargs (float) – Additional keyword arguments. Each keyword parameter should specify the name of your favorite cuisine. The values should be floats, specifying the mean price of your favorite dish in that cooking style.
- Returns
A 2-tuple. The first element is the mean price of all dishes across cuisines. The second element is the total number of hats you own: \(a + b\).
- Return type
- Raises
ValueError – When
a
is not an integer.
New in version 1.0: This was added in 1.0
Changed in version 2.0: This was changed in 2.0
Deprecated since version 3.0: This is deprecated since 3.0
-
bar
= 1¶ Doc comment for class attribute Foo.bar. It can have multiple lines.
-
baz
= 2¶ Docstring for class attribute Foo.baz.
-
flox
= 1.5¶ Doc comment for Foo.flox. One line only.
-
qux
= None¶ Doc comment for instance attribute qux.
-
spam
= None¶ Docstring for instance attribute spam.
-


For 2 days I was fasting for the Virgin Mary (Isis, Goddess, Yin, Kali, shakti, pick your image of choice), cleansing my body, mind and soul.  Then on the second nite of the fast (which happened to be a day before the full moon), I did my sabbath day prayers/meditation/nature connecting. I was upstairs in my attic, dark except for candles, smoky with insence, indian tabla and a voice melancholy yet hopeful singing coming from a cd player. I did my prayers, meditated for a while, then partook in a sacrament of Salvia Divinorum.
Within 30 seconds, I felt I was being drawn rapidly out of this reality, rapidly. Falling backwards into myself, suddenly I was completely disconnected from my 'Sami' self. My soul left my 'body' (whatever that is, I mean where does it begin and end?) and I suddenly was losing 'consciousness' of this reality, it was all falling away, I was in some way going thru what seemed like a death experience.
Now, I have done mushrooms, acid, ganja, morning glory, and others, but NOTHING compared to that experience last nite. It was so SCARY and yet freeing.  My 'chains' that bind me (I do not mean to make them sound negative) to this reality, my history, my family and friends, my name, all gone too quickly to remember them. It was amazing how I could not remember my 'earthly' name. It allowed me to travel thru space/time without an anchor in this reality.
Suddenly, I started getting really scared, what if I am dying really? Heart attack? Stroke? Usual paranoia. Part of me knew why I was feeling all this, but that didn't help me deal with the nowness, the completeness, the extreme aliveness of the moment. It was one of the most alive moments of my life. So I try to stand up to go downstairs, to normal reality, to see Jammie and hold her, to see electricity, lights. I try but feel as if I am becoming a tree, my legs feel like roots are coming out of them and holding on to the ground, they are about to take root. I start tripping out, I am completely out of control. Whenever this has happened before to me on shroomes or the such, I usually trust the divine,and end up having even deeper and greater journeys within.
This time, I was weak. 'Fear', man. Fear is the killer. I can't explain it, but when ever you go thru a death process, the best thing to do is not fear, I learned that from this experience. Anyway, so I struggle to release my legs' roots (of course, metaphoric, or was it?) from the ground, I barely manage. I start for the stairs and wonder if my wife, my daughter, lights, if they all really exist now. Brothers and sisters, this 'journey', what in the west would be called a 'hallucination', was so strong, it was more real than 'reality' it was a flower that blossomed out of 'this' reality but was so different.
I usually meet a dark woman when I smoke Salvia. I had started writting a short story to be a metaphor about my use of salvia as a teacher and guide, since in our 'free' country, we are not allowed to even discuss these things in polite society.
In this short story, a young man moves to the desert mountains of California and meets an old woman (salvia d.) who shows him altered realities. In this short story, the young man confronts the old woman after some 'meetings' and tells her that he is not impressed by these visions, as they seem made up in his own head. She tells him 'You want to experience the truth? So be it. But beware what you ask for.'
It is at this point that I had stopped writing the short story, waiting for more inspiration. That was maybe 4-5 weeks previous to the above experience. It seems Salvia felt disrespected and decided to show me things I wasn't yet expecting. Almost like the woman in the story. What inspired what, eh?
Anyway, as much as I was completely 'gone' on this journey, I was able to quickly realize my sense of humor and was laughing at myself, and at how scared I was. I checked my heart, pulse, etc. All good. Just tripping. But wow.
I felt I had to go back up, that I couldn't leave the upstairs reality like that. So I ask my wife to come up and hold my hand, well, just about. I was so scared of that freedom reality. We go up and I finish my prayers. I feel so thankful for this experience, because although it may sound like simply a complete 'trip', it was incredible.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


@(playerName : String, crew : String) @import helper._
You go beyond the wall to find a large number of what appears to be walking undead. Up atop a ridge in the distance you see a fearless leader on horseback. He stares into your soul. You realize there is no turning back and your fate has been decided The end for @playerName.


International student identified as Surrey murder victim by Indian media - Barriere Star Journal
by Amy ReidThe victim is reportedly 21-year-old Prabhleen Kaur Matharu
An international student from India was reportedly murdered in Surrey last week.
According to Indian newspaper The Tribune, 21-year-old Prabhleen Kaur Matharu’s family “received intimation of her death from the Canada police on Sunday morning.”
The publication reports that she had come to Canada for studies in 2016 and was supposed to return home to Jalandhar in January next year.
Darpan Magazine reported that Matharu studied business management at Langara College.
READ ALSO: One of two people dead at Whalley house believed to be a homicide victim, IHIT says
While police will not confirm the names of either of the deceased, they have confirmed that a 21-year-old woman from India and an 18-year-old man from the Lower Mainland were found dead on Friday (Nov. 22) inside a Whalley home.
Only one of them is believed to have been murdered, and police are not looking for suspects.
“Due to privacy laws, we are not commenting on the names of the deceased as there is no investigative need to do so,” the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team stated in a tweet Monday morning. “No further information will be released at this time. We acknowledge the tragic nature of this case and our condolences go out to the affected families.”
IHIT has conduct of the case, and was investigating at the house near 140th Street and 102A Avenue last Friday.
“We are working hard to gather evidence to identify the events surrounding this tragedy,” said Constable Harrison Mohr, of IHIT, last week. “We are not looking for any outstanding suspects, and can confirm that both persons knew each other.”
There have been 17 homicides in Surrey so far this year.


Untyped Lambda Calculas
Syntax
t := x variable
|λx.t Abstraction
|t t Application
Reducing the no of parenthesis
λx.t1 t2 t3 == λx.(t1 t2 t3)
t1 t2 t3 == (t1 t2) t3 : Associate to the left
λx y z.t == λx.(λy.(λz.t))
Free and Bound Variables
Occurence of x inside a term "λx.N" // important
λx - binder
N - scope of the binder
A variable occurence that is not bound is free
FV(M) : The set of free variables of M.
e.g. M = (λx.x y)(λy. y z) : x is a bound variable
FV(M) = {y,z}
some constrains are set on the value
--
whatever the function get value explicity it gets bounded
Free variables in some sense similar to global
α-renaming
Name of bound variable has no meaning
Renaming does not changed the meaning
λx.x x y == λu.u u y
λu.u u y ≠ λx.x x w (cannot rename free variables)
Substitution
M[x:=N]: Substitute all free occurence of x in M by N
Issues:
1. Replace free variables only
x(λx y.x)[x:=N] = N(λx y.x) ≠ N(λxy.N)
2. No unintended name captures
M = λx.y x
N ≡ λz.x z
Then M[y := N] is λx.(λz.xz)x
⇒ a free variable x becomes bound
Solution: α renaming
M[y:=N] = (λx'.y x')[y := N] = λx'.N x'
= λx'.(λz.x z)x'
β-Reduction
Applying abstraction:
λx.t1 t2 ⇒ t1[x:= t2] // replace only free variables
// notice we are substituting
// in t1 and not in whole λx.t1 t2
Caution
1. Free variables should not be captured
(λxλy.x)(λx.y) → β reduction → λy.(λx.y)
// wrong because y gets bounded
// first α renaming
(λuλv.u)(λx.y) → β reduction → λv.(λx.y)
FV = {y}
Execution Semantics
β-reduction gives the execution model of program
β-redex : (λx.M)N
one-step β-reduction: M[x:= N]
(λz.z z)(λw.w) = (λw1.w1)(λw2.w2)
= (λw2.w2)
(λx.y)((λz.z z)(λw.w)) → β-reduction → y
A term which does not have a β-redexes, are said to be
normal form
M → β-reduction → M' where M' is in normal form we say
M evaluates to M'
Simply Typed Lamda calculas
Simple types over Bools
T := - Types
Bool - Boolean type
T → T - Function type
type constructor → is right associative:
T1 → T2 → T3 ≡ T1 → ( T2 → T3)
This is compatible with application order:
t1 t2 t3 ≡ ((t1 t2) t3)
e.g.
(λx.x λy.y λz.z) will take
x as argument first then returns a function
which takes y as arguments returns
a value of type z
{ Improve a little bit}
e.g.
Bool → Bool : NOT
Bool → Bool → Bool : AND, OR
(Bool → Bool) → Bool:
A function which takes another
function and returns a bool
The input function itself takes a
bool input and produces another bool
input
NOT: λx.x false true
λx:Bool → Bool.x true
The Abstract Syntax
t := x - Variable
| λx.T.t - Abstraction
| t t - Application
| true - constant true
| false - constant false
| if t then t else t - conditional
The set of Values
v := - values
λx: T.t - Abstraction Value
| true - value true
| false - value false
Evaluation
t1 → t1' ⇒ t1 t2 → t1' t2 [ E-APP1 ]
t2 → t2' ⇒ v t2 → v t2' [ E-APP2 ]
[ i.e. first reduce t1 to its normal
form and then start reducing t2]
(λx:T.t1)v2 → [x → v2]t1 [ E APPABS]
[ Use β-reduction ]
The Typing Relation
A typing context or Type Environment, Γ,
: A sequence of variables with their types
e.g. Γ [ x:Bool, y:Bool → Bool, z: T → Bool]
Adding a new entry: Γ,x: T
▶ The name x is assumed to be distinct from
any existing name in Γ
: Rename if needed
: Note that types are always associated
with bound variables
▶ Γ,x: T1 ⊢ t2: T2 ⇒ Γ ⊢ λx: T1.t2: T1 → T2 [ T-ABS]
▶ x: T ∈ Γ ⇒ Γ ⊢ x: T [ T-VAR]
[ this is like a base case]
▶ Γ ⊢ t1 : T1 → T2 Γ ⊢ t2 : T1
⇒ Γ ⊢ t1 t2 : T2 [ T-APP ]
The inversion of the typing relation
▶ if Γ ⊢ x: R, then x:R ∈ Γ
No other way to infer the definition
▶ if Γ ⊢ λx:T1.t2: R, then R = T1 → R2 for some R2 with
Γ,x: T1 ⊢ t2 : R2
▶ if Γ ⊢ t1 t2: R, then ∃ T1 s.t. Γ ⊢ t1 : T1 → R and Γ ⊢ t2 : T1
▶ Γ ⊢ true : R, then R = Bool
▶ Γ ⊢ false: R then R: Bool
▶ Γ ⊢ if t1 then t2 else t3: R then
▶ Γ ⊢ t1 : Bool
▶ Γ t2 : R
▶ Γ t3 : R
These notes were prepared in the starting of CS350(POPL).
One fine morning I planned to take notes using vim
while watching
lectures ( Because i thought it was cool). Everything was fine until
Greek letters started appearing. One option was to use latex but that
seemed overkill, so i decided to stick with text format. Vim has
something called digraphs
for inserting unicode symbols. In order to
insert a symbols, you use Ctrl-K
+ symbol code
. Symbol codes were
very intutive e.g. for λ : “Ctrl-K” + “l*”.
But because for inserting a single symbol you need 4 keystrokes i had to
do some hack over this. As always created new key mappings, in particular:
" Shortcut for digraphs insertion in text files
digraphs tl 8866
" ⊢ symbol
inoremap <leader>tl <C-k>tl
" \in : ∈
inoremap <leader>in <C-k>(-
" Capital gamma: Γ
inoremap <leader>Gm <C-k>G*
" small lambda : λ
inoremap <leader>ld <C-k>l*
So what you see below took atleast 6 hours.(Including 2-3 hours of google search and exploring different vim customizations and plugins)


Transposition Cipher
Transposition cipher is a cipher in which the characters of the plaintext are changed without any change in their identity. That is, this cipher changes the arrangement of the characteristics of plaintext to get the ciohertext.
Let’s see an example of transposition cipher:
Route Cipher¶
Suppose we have this sentence: THE ENEMY IS CLOSE. So, this could be written in the following pattern:
1 2 3 | T E M S O H N Y C S E E I L E |
And this could be encrypted along the “route” as specified in the key. If the order in the key is to follow along the top-left side to down right-side then the ciphertext would be TEM SOHNY CS EEILE. These secure routes would often leak away important parts of the message thereby breaking the encryption. Hence, it was not widely used or used with another cipher.
Just like how substitution ciphers can be broken with the help of frequency analysis of each letter in the ciphertext similarly transposition ciphers can be broken too! This is done with the help of similar method of frequency analysis of the adjacent letters of plaintext which may help to identify the algorithm that has been used to do the transposition.


We've all seen this.
This is a little more rare.
Now we're getting somewhere.
Because that's the world we live in.
It's easy to add a little convenience.
Normal folks use the back button a lot.
History is told by the victor.
data-kom-toggle
for your coffee?
Use the back/forward buttons to navigate.
Use the back/forward buttons to navigate.


Aim It Right!
There are many similarities between the human and the Navi cultures and lifestyles. For instance, their sports and boardgames bear similarities to different sports and games on Earth. But at the same time, there are significant differences (e.g., instead of water polo, they play air polo on their Banshees).There is also a version of Billiards, which is quite similar to our version, but with the difference that their Billiards table has a large circular hole right at the center (see figure). Of course, a person who hits the ball into that hole immediately loses.
Jake and Tsu’tey start a friendly game of Billiards which soon turns into a not-so-friendly game with possibly the leadership of the Omaticaya at stake. In each round, they take turns. At each turn, an impartial judge places the cue ball at one location on the table (call it point A) and another ball somewhere else (call it point B). The person whose turn it is, must hit the ball at point B from point A with minimum number of rebounds off the walls of the table (see figure).
Your goal is to help Jake win the game and retain his leadership (otherwise he will have to try to tame Toruk once again, and only so many times you can survive that). Given the input parameters, you are to find the minimum number of rebounds needed to get from point A to point B (or declare that it is not possible to do so). Assume the board is perfectly frictionless and the walls are infinitely elastic. So a ball hit at an angle 1 will rebound in the opposite direction at exactly the same angle.
The Billiards table is a square with dimensions 100 by 100. Assume that the center of the table (and hence the center of the hole at the middle) is at (0, 0). You are given the x and y coordinates of the points A and B, and also the radius of the hole in the middle (r). The first line of the input file is the number of test cases. Each line contains 5 integers: Ax,Ay,Bx,By, r, where (Ax,Ay) are the coordinates of point A, and (Bx,By) are the coordinates of point B. The value r denotes the radius.
You can assume that neither point A nor point B are in the hole, and that r < 50.
The Billiards table is a square with dimensions 100 by 100. Assume that the center of the table (and hence the center of the hole at the middle) is at (0, 0). You are given the x and y coordinates of the points A and B, and also the radius of the hole in the middle (r). The first line of the input file is the number of test cases. Each line contains 5 integers: Ax,Ay,Bx,By, r, where (Ax,Ay) are the coordinates of point A, and (Bx,By) are the coordinates of point B. The value r denotes the radius.
You can assume that neither point A nor point B are in the hole, and that r < 50.
2
16 -14 38 -27 13
21 44 -38 -17 38
REBOUNDS 2
NOT POSSIBLE
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很好。代码比书上的简练！
很好的方法，学习了
额楼主能否在发布代码的同时对解题思路做个讲解呢？这样大家在学习的时候就方便多了。
能不能说下这个是用的什么算法策略？
位运算真赞
第一题还是比较考验智商~
感谢分享 学习了`(*∩_∩*)′
The site You have write is very nicely prepared and quite insightful thanks for nice posta?|
顶一个 赞一个
楼主你能把scanf( "%d%*" ,&T );中%*的用法详细说明吗
int L[m+1][n+1];这样定义出错，这个在gcc上可以编译通过 在VS上不行 应该改为new 或者vector
没有对题目进行一番分析，真是美中不足啊
第15行代码，/n/n，应该改为nn
秒！~


10 days. Mary Shelley’s mother only spent 10 days of life with her, leaving the burden of child care to her father William Godwin.
Born on August 30, 1797, in Somers town England, Shelley’s intellectual father would support her for the first 4 years of life. However, Shelley would begin dealing with hardships in 1801 when her father married Mary Jane Clairmont. Shelley and her step mother did not get along and she prioritized her own children over Shelley. She even thought it was not necessary for Shelley to get an education. Nonetheless, Godwin's extensive library gave her an endless amount of ammunition to train her reading skills. Many skilled and literate people such as Aaron Burr and Samuel Taylor Coleridge came to Godwin’s household; the young admiration she had for them also sparked her intellectual voyage.
Shelley’s romantic relationships were anything but normal. From suicide to premature child deaths, Shelley has been through a melting pot of destruction.
Godwin’s prestigious carrier as a writer and philosopher attracted many young aspiring writers including Percy Bysshe - a well educated made from Eton and Oxford university and soon to be husband with Mary Shelley. Shelley met Percy around 1814, returning from Scotland. Percy frequently visited Godwin’s household, and over time fell in love with Shelley. Percy was a married man before falling in love with Shelley, but he got dissatisfied with his marriage. However, marriage approval did not come easy for Godwin’s because of Shelley’s poor financial situation. As a result, Percy and Shelley moved to France to liberate themselves from Godwin’s stern rule over their lives. Marking the next step in life, Shelley began writing poems and gave birth to 4 children - 3 of which died.
Mary Shelley’s first book gave the audience of glimps of Europe from her journey with Percy. Letters about her time in France became the foundation for History of a Six Weeks' Tour through a part of France, Switzerland, Germany, and Holland, with Letters descriptive of a Sail round the Lake of Geneva, and of the Glaciers of Chamouni, written in 1817. As a foreigner to France, she captures the spirit of excitement and adventure.
One of Shelley’s most notable book is Frankenstein, written in 1818.  This staged the major plot of an artificial human form coming to life. Although she began writing Frankenstein in France she finished it in England. Unfortunately, being the son of Godwin and married to Percy made people think her literary works were written by Percy.
After Frankenstein was published, other literary works she published were Mathilda, Valperga, and The Last Man.
Mary Shelley’s first book gave the audience of glimps of Europe from her journey with Percy. Letters about her time in France became the foundation for History of a Six Weeks' Tour through a part of France, Switzerland, Germany, and Holland, with Letters descriptive of a Sail round the Lake of Geneva, and of the Glaciers of Chamouni, written in 1817. As a foreigner to France, she captures the spirit of excitement and adventure.
One of Shelley’s most notable book is Frankenstein, written in 1818.  This staged the major plot of an artificial human form coming to life. Although she began writing Frankenstein in France she finished it in England. Unfortunately, being the son of Godwin and married to Percy made people think her literary works were written by Percy.
After Frankenstein was published, other literary works she published were Mathilda, Valperga, and The Last Man.


TxGIS Day - Monday - Wednesday, November 14-16, 2022
Each year, TxGIS Day hosts a Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) data collection competition to engage students, faculty, staff, and other GIS Day participants to get out there and collect some data that is meaningful to the mission of TxGIS Day. The competition has prizes, and allows participants to have an impact on our campus.
This year's competition has not been announced yet. Check back closer to TxGIS Day to see what opportunities you have to win prizes and have an impact on the TAMU Community!
The What:TxGIS Day participants were asked to submit data in the form of photos and a questionnaire of light poles around the TAMU campus using their personal cell phones through the TxGIS Day app.
The Why:The project team and the competition sponsors wanted to inventory the types, qualities, and locations of light poles on campus. These submissions will be used to help improve lighting across the TAMU campus.
The Who:Texas A&M Center for Geospatial Sciences, Applications and Technology
The What: TxGIS Day participants were asked to submit data in the form of photos of permanent signage on the TAMU campus using their own personal cell phones through the TxGIS Day app.
The Why: The project team and the competition sponsors wanted to inventory the types, qualities, and locations of permanent signage on campus. These data will be used to create a plan for addressing branding, consistency, and quality issues related to the signage on and about Texas A&M campus.
The Who: TAMU Office of Mapping & Space Information, TAMU Geography, TAMU Office of the University Architect, TAMU GeoInnovation Service Center.
The What: TxGIS Day participants were asked to submit data in the form of photos of the TAMU stormwater drainage infrastructure using with their own personal cell phones through the TxGIS Day app.
The Why: The project team wanted to gather images of places on campus where stomrwater runoff and drainage infrastructure was or was not operating efficiently and as designed. These data will be used to develop a model of areas on campus that are prone to flooding and incorporate the data into the Aggiemap routing network to increase the reliability of trip planning during inclement weather for students, staff, faculty, and visitors on the TAMU campus.
The Who: TAMU Office of Mapping & Space Information, TAMU Geography, TAMU GeoInnovation Service Center.
The What: TxGIS Day participants were asked to submit data in the form of photos of any place on campus where a sidewalk was present using with their own personal cell phones through the TxGIS Day app.
The Why: The project team wanted to gather images of places on campus where sidewalks could be found. By identifying the type, location, and condition, these data will allow the generation of a model that can be incorporated into Aggiemap to increase the reliability of ADA accessible trip planning, providing trip routes with least resistance and hazards for users with vision or mobility impairments.
The Who: TAMU Division of Information Technology, TAMU Geography, TAMU GeoInnovation Service Center.
The What: TxGIS Day participants were asked to submit data in the form of photos of the exterior of TAMU structures using with their own personal cell phones through the TxGIS Day app.
The Why: The project team wanted to gather images of the exterior of all structures on the TAMU campus including buildings, greenhouses, water towers, and any/all other structures that reside on our beautiful campus in order to use Structure From Motion (SFM) techniques to develop a 3D textured model of the TAMU Campus.
The Who: TAMU Geography, TAMU GeoInnovation Service Center.
The Impact: Resulted in the development of a 3D Aggiemap - Coming Soon!
The What: TxGIS Day participants were asked to submit data in the form of photos of accessible and inaccessible features of campus using with their own personal cell phones through the TxGIS Day app.
The Why: The project team wanted to locate, document, and assess features of the Texas A&M campus that make our university grounds and facilities accessible (or inaccessible) in order to determine the best plan for improving accessibility on the TAMU campus.
The Who: TAMU Geography, TAMU GeoInnovation Service Center, TAMU Disabilities Services, TAMU Office of Mapping and Space Information, TAMU Transportation Services.
The Impact: Resulted in the development of a routing service for those with mobility limitations on AggieMap!
The What: TxGIS Day participants were asked to submit data in the form of photos of all manholes and handholds on the TAMU campus using with their own personal cell phones through the TxGIS Day app.
The Why:The project team wanted to assist TAMU IT with the locating, documenting, and assessment of the underground fiber optic network of the Texas A&M campus.
The Who: TAMU Geography, TAMU GeoInnovation Service Center, TAMU IT.
The Impact: Resulted in the identification and location of the TAMU fiber network!
The TxGIS Day committee is always seeking great ideas for how we can mobilize the TAMU community to collect data on important topics that improve the experiences and operation for the Aggie Community.
Do you need data about or for the TAMU campus or community?
Do you wish you could have 1,000 students collect it for you?
If you have an idea for a project, we want to hear about it!
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Does Samardzija Trade Signal Winning Sooner? author: display_name: Luke Jett login: Luke email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Luke author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 10206 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=10206 date: '2014-07-07 09:18:17 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-07-07 14:18:17 +0000' categories: - Trades - Prospects tags: - Jeff Samardzija - Oakland - Oakland A's - Billy Beane - Starlin Castro - Arismendy Alcantara - Javier Baez - Anthony Rizzo - Kris Bryant - Jason Hammel - Addison Russell comments: - id: 11875 author: Jason Mollett author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-07-07 09:27:07 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-07-07 14:27:07 +0000' content: 2nd paragraph needs work, but great piece. - id: 11881 author: Brandon Tucker author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-07-07 11:07:41 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-07-07 16:07:41 +0000' content: I hope so. But doubt it. ---
Everyone knew that this was coming. The timing was on the early side, but we all knew Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel were going to be moved prior to the July 31st deadline. The return everyone was expecting was lower level, power arms with high upside to bolster their pitching prospects. We all know that the Cubs have the bats, but the arms weren't there. And for now, that is the way it is staying.
When Hammel and Samardzija were discussed with Billy Beane and Oakland about this trade and Addison Russell was on the table, that was a deal that Theo and Jed had to make, and they did. As a top ten prospect in all of baseball, the 20 year old shortstop pushes the Cubs minor league system to tops in the league. But what else does it mean? A strong chance that the Cubs are closer to winning then we originally thought.
While the original "plan" had the Cubs starting to be competitive in 2014-15, there were strides taken that back-tracked that plan and caused the winning portion of the plan to be pushed back until 2016 or even later. With Kris Bryant jumping up to AAA Iowa recently to join top prospects Javier Baez and Arismendy Alcantara, the window to winning was getting closer to possibly 2016. Now add in Addison Russell to that mix and it could mean 2015 is the time for the Cubs to regain their competitive edge. The Cubs new acquisition arrived in AA Tennessee and many think that he can be up in the majors and help contribute in 2015.
Granted Baez, Russell, and current shortstop Starlin Castro all play the same position, there is movement that could come. Whether it is moving these three into three different positions or moving them out of the organization in general, by way of a trade, there is flexibility. The trade front is interesting because one of these three players could be a centerpiece in a deal to land a front line starter.
Looking forward, this trade signaled that the Cubs are ready to win sooner rather than later. If they would have traded for younger arms, they wouldn't have been ready for the majors until 2016 or later. Add Russell in a lineup that already could project Castro, Baez, Alcantara, Bryant, and first baseman Anthony Rizzo, 2015 look very bright. With these young studs at premium positions, you would think that the Cubs would rather sign a big time free agent pitcher rather than trade one of these young potential stars. However, for now, we can dream about 2015 and beyond with these prospects playing at Wrigley, but it is coming soon Cubs fans.


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JSON, is the initial for JavaScript Object Notation. Like csv, it is another format to store data. According to the official website of JSON, it is easy for humans to read and write. Pfff, are you fxxking with me? Anyway, an SVG image generated by D3.js is normally associated with JSON data. Finding JSON makes it possible to extract data of an interactive chart. If you open JSON with notepad, you will see something like this.
Gosh, the structure is messy and I will have a panic attack very soon. Duh! Just kidding. If you are familiar with adjacency list in graph theory, you will find it very easy to understand JSON. If not, do not worry, JSON is merely dictionaries inside dictionaries (with some lists as well). To navigate through the data structure, all you need to know is the key of the value.
Reading a JSON file in Python is straight forward. There are two ways.
There is a default package just called json, you can do
import json
with open('data.json') as f:
data = json.load(f)
print(data)
Nevertheless, I propose a much easier way. We can parse the content to pandas and treat it like a dataframe. You can do
import pandas as pd
df=pd.read_json('data.json')
print(df)
Reading JSON is not really the main purpose of this chapter. What really made me rewrite the scraper for CME is the change of website structure. In April 2018, I could not extract data from searching for HTML tags any more. I came to realize that CME created a dynamic website by JavaScript. The great era of BeautifulSoup was water under the bridge. At this critical point of either adapt or die, I had to find out where the data came from and develop a new script. Guess where?
The URL is still in page source! The HTML tag for the hidden link is <script>. As I have mentioned at the beginning of this README file, scraping is about patience and attention to details. If you try to search all <script> tags, you will end up with more than 100 results. It took me a while for me to sniff the data source. My friends, patience is a virtue.
As for other websites, we may not be that lucky. Take Euronext for example, you won't find any data in page source. We have to right click and select inspect element (CTRL+SHIFT+I in Chrome, F12 in IE).
The next step is to select Network Monitor in a pop-up window. Now let's view data.
There is a lot of traffic. Each one contains some information. Currently what truly matters to us is the request URL. Other information such as header or post form data will be featured in a later chapter. We must go through all the traffic to find out which URL leads to a JSON file. Once we hit the jackpot, we right click the request and copy link address.
Voila!
Euronext is still considered an easy one. Sometimes you have to post a form with valid header to get the JSON file. You will see that in the first chapter of advanced level. For more details of JSON, feel free to take a look at CME2. Please note that CME2 has replaced CME1 to be the available scraper for Chicago Mercantile Exchange. There is also CME3 which specializes in option data.
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./komodod -ac_name=ZAWY24 -ac_adaptivepow=1 -ac_supply=1000000 -ac_reward=10000000000 -ac_cc=2 -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS> &
A channel to discuss mining. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Hermes01-Nov-18 08:46 PM
the password can be any word
Dre01-Nov-18 08:48 PM
yea, i try, but unsuccessfully.
FishyGuts01-Nov-18 09:54 PM
Miners Oasis likely talking Pirate tonight on the Podcast :
Is #PoWSeason in full effect?? Come join us for an hour live with Crypto Chris Walken, WhaleBearMan, and Bitcoin Broski as they discuss mining and PoW coins....
it takes an hour to process payments, maybe a bit more. look at your worker stats and you can also see payment status
in Payments:
Fri Nov 02 2018 11:49:46 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
that one doesnt have a hyperlink to the completed tx
that means the tx isnt completed
wait for that to complete, then all the payments for that round will be done
until it is done, it isnt done
flo002-Nov-18 12:06 PM
k, thx
Seek03-Nov-18 03:25 AM
hey guys, I've never done mining before and would like to get into it,is there a mining rig you guys recommend me buy to start with this? i am looking to experiment with about $500 as budget
NutellaLicka03-Nov-18 04:36 AM
I'd recommend a Z9 mini, it is a bit above your price range ($750 USD plus postage) but it is your best bet.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Nov-18 04:37 AM
I don't think they are making minis anymore
Seek03-Nov-18 04:45 AM
ok thanks
if mini isnt available whats the next best one i can try
NutellaLicka03-Nov-18 04:46 AM
Oh is that right? What are they selling now? I think the full Z9 but that is a lot more expensive.
jansako03-Nov-18 09:29 AM
He can always buy a second hand mini... the prices are very different based on the location though
NutellaLicka04-Nov-18 10:32 AM
Looks like you don't have a config.json file. Make sure you've followed the installation instructions and created that file
averaging about 14k sol on each z9 mini (2) OC to 650
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴04-Nov-18 08:13 PM
@Ric of Ric & Thadeus I'm assuming those are batch "1"?
Ric of Ric & Thadeus04-Nov-18 08:15 PM
i have no clue...i would assume so...i bought mine used
I just got them fully setup last night...was mining some kmd...just switched them over to pirate...
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bishop04-Nov-18 11:57 PM
@ramispo why not check the main page...
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ramispo05-Nov-18 12:00 AM
@bishop thanks i saw it now,, i always think its 25,, sorry my bad
Ric of Ric & Thadeus05-Nov-18 04:32 AM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 from what ive seen the batch 2 ones can be oc'd if they get a different firmware
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 04:40 AM
@Ric of Ric & Thadeus yes, or by simply using browser edits, but they tend to be "hit and miss" as to stability when overclocked (so that's why I assumed B1)
Ric of Ric & Thadeus05-Nov-18 04:47 AM
forsure. I know bitmain isnt making them anymore...Found a site that has them new for 770 but dont know what shipping costs would be as its in france i believe...2 more would do me well
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 04:57 AM
if you're thinking of 2x used minis @ 770, you might as well spend 500 more and get a nib Z9
NutellaLicka05-Nov-18 05:09 AM
Nib?
dukeleto05-Nov-18 05:11 AM
new in box
NutellaLicka05-Nov-18 05:15 AM
Are they that cheap now?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 05:25 AM
Antminer Z9
Shipping within 7 working days after full payment
$1994.00
View Bitmain's Range Of Asic Bitcoin Miners And Buy Online With Bitcoin
Ric of Ric & Thadeus05-Nov-18 05:31 AM
i wonder what the customs fees on em are
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 05:32 AM
you in US?
Ric of Ric & Thadeus05-Nov-18 05:33 AM
yup
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 05:34 AM
use FedEx
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Ric of Ric & Thadeus05-Nov-18 05:37 AM
ill definitely keep that in mind
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 05:40 AM
United States 8471.50.0150 0% <- FedEx has used that on every shipment I've gotten in the last 2 years
On a 19 pc order, they charged $54 "processing fee" and that's all
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Ric of Ric & Thadeus05-Nov-18 05:56 AM
Perfect.
dukeleto05-Nov-18 06:31 AM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 this custom z9 firmware looks cool, you can set a custom hashrate for each hashboard: https://releases.broked.net/
it's possible to overclock batch 3 z9 mini's via ssh, at least to 550. More requires binary patching the cgminer binary
ssh to miner.
edit /config/cgminer.conf
see bitmain-freq in config file, change value.
save file.
"/etc/init.d/cgminer.sh restart"
values more than 550 will be ignored, but hey, free 10% OC, I'll take it
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 06:33 AM
I'll pass on 3.5% of my hashrate going to someone else
dukeleto05-Nov-18 06:34 AM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 i didn't see that
but if you can OC 30% more, paying somebody 3.5% makes sense
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 06:34 AM
Please note that this firmware is "free", but does include a small developer fee consisting of 10 minutes of developer mining time for every 280 minutes of regular mining. The exception to this is when the miner is first started, it will mine for the user for 10 minutes, and then developer for 10, at which point it will cycle 280minutes user, 10 minutes developer.
OC 30% more, only applies if you have 1 bad board
dukeleto05-Nov-18 06:35 AM
these are for late batch z9's
that can't be overclocked
it's hard to keep track of all the sheisty stuff Bitmain is doing
later z9+z9m have a hardcoded limit of 550 in the cgminer binary
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 06:37 AM
I wouldn't call any of it "sheisty" other than cherry-picking chips for B1
dukeleto05-Nov-18 06:37 AM
maybe you know all this, I am just trying to OC my little batch3 z9m
10% OC for reading bitcointalk for 10 minutes, I will call that a win
it doesn't seem hard to binary patch 550 to 650, just one character binary patch, right????
kind of doubt my batch 3 will be stable at much higher than 550, i am sure they chose that for a reason
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 06:39 AM
However, the trick to edit frequencies via the web page or using cgminer.conf do work. Not all machines will handle higher frequencies
AKA:
What I've done since day 1
dukeleto05-Nov-18 06:40 AM
that is why I hang out in here, to learn
every shitty YouTube video wanted me to download a shady binary from some rando site and flash my miner, but I figured there should be a way with good ol' ssh
i would rather use SSH than that shitty web interface
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 06:44 AM
There's no part of me that's paying for closed-source fw from some random guy that didn't exist 4 months ago (or even in the alternative, giving him free hash credits at my expense)
@barahh here is the mining channel , you can also see some part of the pinned links for some mining pools
barahh05-Nov-18 09:52 PM
@Hermes I'm already mining it
Hermes05-Nov-18 09:53 PM
Looking for the link that can help you build a pool for the Asics
barahh05-Nov-18 09:54 PM
yes
and maybe a documentation
i just have 3 asics + 1 of my fried
so just testing mainly and learning
but who knows?
Hermes05-Nov-18 09:59 PM
Here is a link that can help you in doing this processs https://github.com/webworker01/knomp , it's from our ecosystem . Please in this case read the full README and also it needs some knowledge on redis and node.js @barahh Hope it helps...I will be testing myself
A NOMP based stratum for the Komodo platform. Contribute to webworker01/knomp development by creating an account on GitHub.
barahh05-Nov-18 10:00 PM
@Hermes Thank you! For feedback and questions, where should i put them?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 10:02 PM
<whatever you call a fork that folds back in on itself as a circle> of that will be coming out later this week with working profitswitcher for several major exchanges
Seek05-Nov-18 10:06 PM
Hey I’ve a question, I read on the net that gpu cards consumes 500W. Is it 500W per month?
Example: The R9 295XT has a hash rate of around 1800 H/s, and a power consumption of 500 W.
What’s the 500W here? How long do they mention in general
Hermes05-Nov-18 10:07 PM
Barahh , I will be also looking into it...nice to see that you are building a pool


- ABBREVIATED - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.data.AssessmentSupport
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Flag used to indicate whether or not to abbreviate the test
- abbreviated - Variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.data.AssessmentSupport
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Flag indicating whether the unit test derived from this class are to be abbreviated
- ABBREVIATED_FACTOR - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.data.AssessmentSupport
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Division factor to apply to abbreviated tests
- abbreviatedFactor - Variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.data.AssessmentSupport
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Division factor to reduce the various counts when running abbreviated tests.
- AbstractCRDT - Class in com.cyberfront.crdt
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This is an abstract base class for CRDT classes.
- AbstractCRDT() - Constructor for class com.cyberfront.crdt.AbstractCRDT
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- AbstractDataType - Class in com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.data
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This is the abstract base class for the test data elements which are coded as JSON objects in the CRDT
elements under test
- AbstractDataType() - Constructor for class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.data.AbstractDataType
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Create a new object, setting random values to most of the fields, though
the version is set initially to 0 since it hasn't been changed.
- AbstractDataType(AbstractDataType) - Constructor for class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.data.AbstractDataType
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Instantiates a new AbstractDataType by copying a source instance
- AbstractNode - Class in com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simlation
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The AbstractNode class establishes a base framework for derived classes to draw upon to manage a collection of CRDT objects
- AbstractNode(UUID) - Constructor for class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simlation.AbstractNode
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Instantiates a new abstract node.
- AbstractOperation - Class in com.cyberfront.crdt.operations
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The AbstractOperation class is intended to be a base / abstract class for the set of operations which would normally be expected to be
performed on a persistence store.
- AbstractOperation(JsonNode, Long) - Constructor for class com.cyberfront.crdt.operations.AbstractOperation
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This constructor initializes elements of this abstract class instance given an operation and a
timestamp associated with executing the operation.
- AbstractOperation(JsonNode, Long, Long) - Constructor for class com.cyberfront.crdt.operations.AbstractOperation
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Fully specified operation constructor which directs the values of all elements in the class instance
- AbstractOperation(AbstractOperation) - Constructor for class com.cyberfront.crdt.operations.AbstractOperation
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This is essentially a copy constructor for duplicating some source AbstractOperation
- AbstractOperation.OperationType - Enum in com.cyberfront.crdt.operations
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The Enum OperationType lists the types of operations which comprise the types of operations which can
be performed on JSON objects
- add(Collection<Message<? extends AbstractDataType>>) - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simlation.MessageRouter
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Add a collection of messages to the message queue.
- add(Message<AbstractDataType>) - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simlation.MessageRouter
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Adds a single message to the message queue
- addCRDT(SimCRDTManager<? extends AbstractDataType>) - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simlation.AbstractNode
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Adds a new CRDT to the node
- addCRDT(SimCRDTManager<? extends AbstractDataType>) - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simlation.Node
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- addNode(Node) - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simlation.Executive
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Add a node to the map of them
- addOperation(AbstractOperation) - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.LastWriteWins
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Insert an operation to the ADD set
- addOperation(AbstractOperation) - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.OperationTwoSet
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Insert an operation to the ADD set
- addSet - Variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.OperationTwoSet
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The ADD set.
- ADJECTIVES - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.support.Support
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List of adjectives read from the adjectives.txt file
- ADVERBS - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.support.Support
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List of adverbs read from the adverbs.txt file
- applyOperation(JsonNode, AbstractOperation) - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.LastWriteWins.TrialResult
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- ASSESS_CONTENT_CONSISTENCY - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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Flag used to assess whether each node has the same elements, where corresponding elements have the same value
as that of the owner node for a particular CRDT
- ASSESS_COUNT_CONSISTENCY - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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Flag used to assess whether each node has the same number of elements
- ASSESS_OPERATION_COUNT_CONSISTENCY - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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Flag used to assess whether the each CRDT operation count is consistent
- ASSESS_VALIDITY - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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Flag used to assess whether the CRDT is valid.
- assessCloneTest(int, Collection<AbstractDataType>, Collection<AbstractDataType>) - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.data.Test03Clone.CloneTest
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Assess the results of the clone test to ensure the two arrays are an exact copy of each other and that no
two non-corresponding elements of the two arrays are the same.
- assessContentConsistency - Variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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Flag set to check the content consistency of CRDT objects on all nodes
- assessContentConsistency() - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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Determine if the number of CRDTManagers is proper in each Node
- assessContentConsistency(SimCRDTManager<T>) - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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For a given CRDT instance, ensure all of the nodes have the same CRDT and that
the state is consistent across all of the nodes.
- assessCountConsistency - Variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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Flag set to check the number of CRDT objects is the same on all nodes
- assessCountConsistency() - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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Perform the count consistency check to ensure each node has the same number of elements, which should
be equal to the total number of CreateOperations which were performed.
- AssessmentSupport - Class in com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.data
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The AssessmentSupport class is a base class for all of the unit test classes.
- AssessmentSupport() - Constructor for class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.data.AssessmentSupport
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Default class constructor which initializes the members to their default values given by the
corresponding static constant values.
- AssessmentSupport(long, long, long, boolean, boolean) - Constructor for class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.data.AssessmentSupport
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Class constructor used to explicitly define the various parameters for the base test class
- assessOperationCountConsistency - Variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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Flag used to assess whether the each CRDT operation count is consistent
- assessOperationCountConsistency() - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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- assessSimulation() - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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Perform the assessments on the simulation run based on the type of test being performed.
- assessValidity - Variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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Flag set to check the content consistency of CRDT objects on all nodes
- assessValidity() - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.simulator.Test01Simulation.SimulationTest
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Determine the number of invalid operations contained in the CRDT.


Package org.revapi
Interface CorrespondenceComparatorDeducer<E extends Element<E>>
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public interface CorrespondenceComparatorDeducer<E extends Element<E>>
A correspondence comparator deducer produces a comparator that is used to compare elements from 2 collections.This is important in situations where the choice of the API comparison "partner" element cannot be determined without knowing its "neighborhood" in both element forests. A concrete example of this is comparison of overloaded methods.
- Since:
- 0.4.0
- Author:
- Lukas Krejci
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static <E extends Element<E>>
CorrespondenceComparatorDeducer<E>editDistance(BiPredicate<? super E,? super E> equality)
This correspondence deducer is a good match for situations where the ordering of the children of some element is not semantic but rather positional, e.g.static <E extends Element<E>>
CorrespondenceComparatorDeducer<E>naturalOrder()
Comparator<? super E>
sortAndGetCorrespondenceComparator(List<E> first, List<E> second)
Deduces the correspondence comparator and sorts the provided lists so that the comparator, when used to compare the elements for the two lists mutually is consistent.
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Method Detail
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naturalOrder
static <E extends Element<E>> CorrespondenceComparatorDeducer<E> naturalOrder()
- Returns:
- a deducer that just uses the natural order of elements.
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editDistance
static <E extends Element<E>> CorrespondenceComparatorDeducer<E> editDistance(BiPredicate<? super E,? super E> equality)
This correspondence deducer is a good match for situations where the ordering of the children of some element is not semantic but rather positional, e.g. method parameters or elements of an array. The deducer will then return a comparator that will make Revapi produce the minimal set of changes necessary to transform the old into the new.- Type Parameters:
E
- the base type of the elements- Parameters:
equality
- a function to determine the element equality- Returns:
- a correspondence comparator deducer that will produce a diff-like ordering of the elements
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sortAndGetCorrespondenceComparator
Comparator<? super E> sortAndGetCorrespondenceComparator(List<E> first, List<E> second)
Deduces the correspondence comparator and sorts the provided lists so that the comparator, when used to compare the elements for the two lists mutually is consistent.The collections will contain elements of different types (which is consistent with how
ElementForest
stores the children) and it is assumed that the sorter is able to pick and choose which types of elements it is able to sort. The collections will be sorted according the natural order of the elements when entering this method.- Parameters:
first
- the first collection of elementssecond
- the second collection of elements
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The regular expression can be something like :
/make.money.fast/
to match messages containing the text 'make money fast'.
The action can be like :
REJECT
to simply reject mail matching the expression, or :
REDIRECT<EMAIL_ADDRESS>To forward mail to another address.


OpenCV - Tracking
Using OpenCVJS to track in any uploaded video.
videoInput
canvasOutput
Start
x coordinate of tracking rectangle (upper left corner):
y coordinate of tracking rectangle (upper left corner):
width of tracking rectangle (to lower right corner):
height of tracking rectangle (to lower right corner):
lowest pixel intensity to track:
highest pixel intensity to track:
quantify the value of pixel intensity levels to track:
Subwindow to reduce image:
horizontal distance from upper left corner:
horizontal right corner:
vertical distance from upper left corner:
vertical right corner:
frames per second:
Tracing Select


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By far the vast majority of objects (apart from text) that authors
encounter when traversing a document are DOM_Element
nodes
Constructors and assignment operator
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Destructor.
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Functions introduced in DOM Level 2.
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Functions which modify the Element.
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Getter functions.
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Set functions.
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Cloning function.
Constructors and assignment operators
Equality and Inequality operators.
Functions to modify the DOM Node.
newChild
before the existing child node
refChild
oldChild
with newChild
in the list of children, and returns the oldChild
node
oldChild
from the list
of children, and returns it
newChild
to the end of the list of children of
this node
Get functions.
NodeList
that contains all children of this node
NamedNodeMap
containing the attributes of this node (if it
is an Element
) or null
otherwise
DOM_Document
object associated with this node
Query functions.
By far the vast majority of objects (apart from text) that authors encounter when traversing a document areDOM_Element
nodes. Assume the following XML document:<elementExample id="demo"> <subelement1/> <subelement2><subsubelement/></subelement2> </elementExample>When represented using DOM, the top node is an
DOM_Element
node for "elementExample", which contains two childDOM_Element
nodes, one for "subelement1" and one for "subelement2". "subelement1" contains no child nodes.Elements may have attributes associated with them; since the
DOM_Element
interface inherits fromDOM_Node
, the genericDOM_Node
interface methodgetAttributes
may be used to retrieve the set of all attributes for an element. There are methods on theDOM_Element
interface to retrieve either anDOM_Attr
object by name or an attribute value by name. In XML, where an attribute value may contain entity references, anDOM_Attr
object should be retrieved to examine the possibly fairly complex sub-tree representing the attribute value. On the other hand, in HTML, where all attributes have simple string values, methods to directly access an attribute value can safely be used as a convenience.
New comment nodes are created by DOM_Document::createElement().
DOM_Element
that refers to the
same underlying actual element as the original.
tagName
has
the value "elementExample"
. Note that this is
case-preserving in XML, as are all of the operations of the DOM.
DOM_Attr
value as a string, or the empty string if
that attribute does not have a specified or default value.
DOM_Attr
node by name.
DOM_Attr
node with the specified name (nodeName
) or
null
if there is no such attribute.
nodeName
) of the attribute to retrieve.
NodeList
of all descendant elements with a given
tag name, in the order in which they would be encountered in a preorder
traversal of the DOM_Element
tree.
DOM_Element
nodes.
DOM_Attr
node plus any Text
and
EntityReference
nodes, build the appropriate subtree, and
use setAttributeNode
to assign it as the value of an
attribute.
nodeName
) is already present
in the element, it is replaced by the new one.
newAttr
was created from a
different document than the one that created the element.
NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR: Raised if this node is readonly.
INUSE_ATTRIBUTE_ERR: Raised if newAttr
is already an
attribute of another DOM_Element
object. The DOM user must
explicitly clone DOM_Attr
nodes to re-use them in other
elements.newAttr
attribute replaces an existing
attribute, the replaced
DOM_Attr
node is returned, otherwise null
is
returned.
DOM_Attr
node to add to the attribute list.
DOM_Attr
has a default value it is immediately replaced. The replacing attribute
has the same namespace URI and local name, as well as the original prefix,
when applicable.
oldAttr
is not an attribute
of the element.DOM_Attr
node that was removed.
DOM_Attr
node to remove from the attribute
list.
To remove an attribute by local
name and namespace URI, use the removeAttributeNS
method.
"Experimental - subject to change"
DOM_Attr
value as a string, or an null
if
that attribute does not have a specified or default value.
"Experimental - subject to change"
"Experimental - subject to change"
"Experimental - subject to change"
"Experimental - subject to change"
"Experimental - subject to change"qualifiedName
, and
its value is changed to be the value
parameter. This value is
a simple string, it is not parsed as it is being set. So any markup (such
as syntax to be recognized as an entity reference) is treated as literal
text, and needs to be appropriately escaped by the implementation when it
is written out. In order to assign an attribute value that contains entity
references, the user must create an DOM_Attr
node plus any DOM_Text
and DOM_EntityReference
nodes, build the appropriate subtree, and use
setAttributeNodeNS
or setAttributeNode
to assign
it as the value of an attribute.
NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR: Raised if this node is readonly.
NAMESPACE_ERR: Raised if the qualifiedName
is
malformed, if the qualifiedName
has a prefix and the
namespaceURI
is null
or an empty string,
if the qualifiedName
has a prefix that is "xml" and the
namespaceURI
is different from
"http: * qualifiedName
has a prefix that is "xmlns" and the
namespaceURI
is different from
"http: * qualifiedName
is "xmlns" and the
namespaceURI
is different from
"http:
qualifiedName - The qualified name of the
attribute to create or alter.
value - The value to set in string form.
localName - The local name of the
attribute to remove.
DOM_Attr
node by local name and namespace URI.
DOM_Attr
node with the specified attribute local
name and namespace URI or null
if there is no such attribute.
localName - The local name of the
attribute to retrieve.
newAttr
was created from a
different document than the one that created the element.
NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR: Raised if this node is readonly.
INUSE_ATTRIBUTE_ERR: Raised if newAttr
is already an
attribute of another DOM_Element
object. The DOM user must
explicitly clone DOM_Attr
nodes to re-use them in other
elements.newAttr
attribute replaces an existing
attribute with the same local name and namespace URI,
the replaced DOM_Attr
node is
returned, otherwise null
is returned.
DOM_Attr
node to add to the attribute list.
DOM_NodeList
of all the DOM_Element
s
with a given local name and namespace URI in the order in which they
would be encountered in a preorder traversal of the
DOM_Document
tree, starting from this node.
DOM_NodeList
object containing all the matched
DOM_Element
s.
localName - The local name of the
elements to match on. The special value "*" matches all local names.
alphabetic index hierarchy of classes
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