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Many teens in the greater Seattle area, at some point in their high school careers, develop a need for volunteer, internship or school aid opportunities. More often than not, teens are lost when it comes to where to find such opportunities, because 86% of volunteer opportunities in America are geared towards adults. Teens end up contacting dozens of non-profit organizations, only to find that none of them accept minors as volunteers. This issue becomes a higher priority when it is noted that most high schools require teens to complete volunteer hours, and many colleges and universities require some form of them for acceptance and placement.
We must not forget to highlight the importance of such opportunities to students’ personal development; there is a reason schools value them so highly. After volunteering, students often prioritize giving back to the community for the rest of their lives. Meanwhile, internships offer job and educational experience. Summer programs help students stay on top of their education during summer months and further progress their education as they study new skills. The same can be said for tutoring. Thus, the fact that there is not a database of opportunities for teens is a dire problem. That is where Opporteenity comes in.
Opporteenity offers teens a location-based search of volunteer, internship, tutoring, and summer programs opportunities, guaranteed to be accessible to them. Teens no longer need to face the frustration of wanting to better themselves but not knowing how, as Opporteenity is there to connect them to their communities. Thus far, we have focused on connecting teens to opportunities in the greater Seattle area, but continue to expand with goals of leaving our positive impact on a larger audience.


Highlights from PyCon Italy
Every good thing comes to an end and so PyCon Italy has also ended. This was my first time at Pycon Italy and infact, this was my first time in Italy. I gave a talk on how FOSS has helped me become a better programmer and then I demonstrated some of the work that I did as a part of the Outreachy internship.
The venue was Grand Hotel Mediterraneo, just 20 minutes walk from the city centre of Florence (how convenient!) and the conference was from 19th April-22nd April. The talks and tutorials were in both Italian and English.
The first day was the beginners workshop day. I wasn’t able to attend that as my flight landed at night of this day.
The talks and tutorials started from the second day, i.e. the 20th April. Since there were multiple tracks, I couldn’t attend all of the talks. But I attended some of the very interesting talks. I would try to briefly describe some of the talks:
Day1:
Keynote: Don’t try to look smart, be smart by Flavio Percoco
Flavio reflected upon some of his experiences he has gone through his career and advises how others should tackle some of these situations in a better way.
Keynote: Can we make the light bulb want to change by Mikey Ariel
Mikey discussed about how going out of your comfort zone can help in growing personally and professionally.
Talk: The practice of TDD: Tips and tricks by Antonio Cuni
Antonio discussed about Test driven development in software engineering projects with some examples from his real projects. He also demonstrated some popular testing tools, with main focus on pytest.
Talk: Unveiling the potential of graph databases with Python and Neo4j by Fabio Lamanna
Fabio in his talk showed some tips to set up in the right way the data using Pandas, in order to proper model and import them into Neo4j. Neo4j has become a popular graph database in recent years because of its capacity to model relations among data, its high availability and its easy, fast and clean query language Cypher.
Talk: Everyday security issues and how to avoid them by Christian Heimes
Christian described about secure software design and illustrates various attack vectors. It included topics like threat analysis, deployment, parsing, authentication, TLS/SSL, crypto, and user interaction, with some real life examples from his daily work.
Day 2:
Talk: How to use web sockets in Python by Anton Caceres
Anton showcased how to run Web Sockets with Python web-apps, starting from situations that can make a good use of it, and followed by an implementation with most practical frameworks: Tornado and Django Channels.
Talk: Working for FOSS can make you a better programmer: Insights into my Outreachy internship with Fedora
I shared about how I started working for FOSS organisations and how it helped me become a better programmer. I also shared some of the work I did for Fedora as part of my Outreachy internship and elaborated on the skills I gained while working for it (both technical and soft skills).
Talk: Image generation with Tensorflow by By Cenk Bircanoğlu
Cenk discussed about GANs (Generative Adversarial Networks) and the implementation details on Tensorflow, which was divided into 2 parts. One is called generator and other is called discriminator. He also elaborated upon the differences between the discriminator and generator.
Day 3:
Talk: Location, location, location: Data Visualisation and Analysis of Geospatial data in Python by Michele Ferretti
Michele discussed about the popular format used for geospatial data (.shp) and coordinate reference formats and how analysis and visualization can be done for it using geopandas in Python.
Talk: What’s going on there? Understanding cities with location data by Gianni Barlacchi
Gianni’s talk was like an extension to the previous talk by Michele Ferretti. He discussed how we can using Python collect and aggregate geo-located data and build machine learning models to predict spatiotemporal activities. For example, an unusual activity in a local area at a specific time can be predicted by analyzing the text from geo-located tweets.
Talk: A primer on the Ethereum Blockchain and Smart Contracts using Python and Serpent by Stefano Fioravanzo
Stefano reviewed the basic concepts behind Blockchain, starting from its very first implementation: The Bitcoin Blockchain (strengths and limitations). He also elaborated on Python tools that we need to use to interact with the Ethereum blockchain and develop Smart Contracts. The audience learnt how to write a simple Smart Contract, test it and deploy it to the local running blockchain.
Talk: Serverless SQL queries from Python with AWS Athena…or power to Data Scientists! By Daniela Scardi
Daniela explained how Athena, a serverless sql-like query service provided by Amazon’s AWS, combined with a Python library called PyAthena, made it possible to store and query as much data as needed with low costs, high performances and in a Pythonesque way.
All the talks were a mix of web, data and community related. Moreover, the best part of conferences is meeting new people who have similar interests as yours. I definitely met a lot of interesting people and it was an enriching experience for me.


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Module : observe
Module Overview
This module provides apis for observing Ballerina services. Ballerina supports Observability out of the box. This module provides user api's to make Ballerina Observability more flexible for the user.
To observe Ballerina code, the '--b7a.observability.enabled=true' property should be given when starting the service. i.e. `ballerina run hello_world.bal --b7a.observability.enabled=true' For more information on Ballerina Observability visit How to Observe Ballerina Services.
Tracing
Samples
Start a root span & attach a child span
The following code snippet show an example of how start a root span with no parent and start another span as a child of the first span. Note: Make sure that all started spans are closed properly to ensure that all spans are reported properly.
int spanId = observe:startRootSpan("Parent Span");
// Do Something.
int spanId2 = checkpanic observe:startSpan("Child Span", parentSpanId = spanId);
// Do Something.
var ret1 = observe:finishSpan(spanId2);
// Do Something.
var ret2 = observe:finishSpan(spanId);
Start a span attached to a system trace
When no parentSpanId is given or a parentSpanId of -1 is given, a span is started as a child span to the current active span in the ootb system trace.
int spanId = checkpanic observe:startSpan("Child Span");
// Do Something.
var ret = observe:finishSpan(spanId);
Attach a tag to a span
It is possible to add tags to span by using the observe:addTagToSpan()
api by providing the span id and relevant tag key and tag value.
_ = observe:addTagToSpan(spanId = spanId, "Tag Key", "Tag Value");
Attach a tag to a span in the system trace
When no spanId is provided or -1 is given, the defined tags are added to the current active span in the ootb system trace.
var ret = observe:addTagToSpan("Tag Key", "Tag Value");
Metrics
There are mainly two kind of metrics instances supported; Counter and Gauge. A counter is a cumulative metric that represents a single monotonically increasing counter whose value can only increase or be reset to zero on restart. For example, you can use a counter to represent the number of requests served, tasks completed, or errors. The Gauge metric instance represents a single numerical value that can arbitrarily go up and down, and also based on the statistics configurations provided to the Gauge, it can also report the statistics such as max, min, mean, percentiles, etc.
Counter Samples
Create
The following code snippets provides the information on how Counter instances can be created. Instantiating the counter will simply create an instance based on the params passed.
// Create counter with simply by name.
observe:Counter simpleCounter = new("SimpleCounter");
// Create counter with description.
observe:Counter counterWithDesc = new("CounterWithDesc", desc = "This is a sample counter description");
// Create counter with tags.
map<string> counterTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Counter counterWithTags = new("CounterWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = counterTags);
Register
The counter can registered with the global metrics registry, therefore it can be looked up later without having the reference of the counter that was created. Also, only the registered counters will be reported to the Metrics reporter such as Prometheus. In case, if there is already another non counter metric registered, then there will be an error returned. But if it's another counter instance, then the registered counter instance will be returned.
map<string> counterTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Counter counterWithTags = new("CounterWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = counterTags);
var anyError = counterWithTags.register();
if anyError is error {
log:printError("Cannot register the counter", err = anyError);
}
Unregister
The counter can unregistered with the global metrics registry if it is already registered. If a metrics is unregistered, then further it'll not be included in metrics reporting.
map<string> counterTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Counter counterWithTags = new("CounterWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = counterTags);
var anyError = counterWithTags.register();
if anyError is error {
log:printError("Cannot register the counter", err = anyError);
}
counterWithTags.unregister();
Increment
The counter can be incremented without passing any params (defaulted to 1), or by a specific amount.
map<string> counterTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Counter counterWithTags = new("CounterWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = counterTags);
// Increment by 1.
counterWithTags.increment();
// Increment by amount 10.
counterWithTags.increment(amount = 10);
Reset
The counter can be resetted to default amount = 0.
map<string> counterTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Counter counterWithTags = new("CounterWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = counterTags);
counterWithTags.reset();
Get Value
The current value can be retrieved by this operation.
map<string> counterTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Counter counterWithTags = new("CounterWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = counterTags);
int currentValue = counterWithTags.getValue();
Gauge Samples
Create
The following code snippets provides the information on how Gauge instances can be created. Instantiating the gauge will simply create an instance based on the params passed.
// Create gauge with simply by name.
// Uses the default statistics configuration.
observe:Gauge simpleGauge = new("SimpleGauge");
// Create gauge with description.
// Uses the default statistics configuration.
observe:Gauge gaugeWithDesc = new("GaugeWithDesc", desc = "This is a sample gauge description");
// Create gauge with tags.
// Uses the default statistics configuration.
map<string> gaugeTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Counter gaugeWithTags = new("GaugeWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = gaugeTags);
// Create gauge with disabled statistics.
observe:StatisticConfig[] statsConfigs = [];
observe:Gauge gaugeWithNoStats = new("GaugeWithTags", desc = "Some description",
tags = gaugeTags, statisticConfig = statsConfigs);
// Create gauge with statistics config.
observe:StatisticConfig config = { timeWindow: 30000, percentiles: [0.33, 0.5, 0.9, 0.99], buckets: 3 };
statsConfigs[0]=config;
observe:Gauge gaugeWithStats = new("GaugeWithTags", desc = "Some description",
tags = gaugeTags, statisticConfig = statsConfigs);
Register
The gauge can registered with the global metrics registry, therefore it can be looked up later without having the reference of the gauge that was created. Also, only the registered counters will be reported to the Metrics reporter such as Prometheus. In case, if there is already another non gauge metric registered, then there will be an error returned. But if it's another gauge instance, then the registered gauge instance will be returned.
map<string> gaugeTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Gauge gaugeWithTags = new("GaugeWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = gaugeTags);
var anyError = gaugeWithTags.register();
if anyError is error {
log:printError("Cannot register the gauge", err = anyError);
}
Unregister
The gauge can unregistered with the global metrics registry if it is already registered. If a metrics is unregistered, then further it'll not be included in metrics reporting.
map<string> gaugeTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Gauge gaugeWithTags = new("GaugeWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = gaugeTags);
var anyError = gaugeWithTags.register();
if anyError is error {
log:printError("Cannot register the gauge", err = anyError);
}
gaugeWithTags.unregister();
Increment
The gauge can be incremented without passing any params (defaulted to 1.0), or by a specific amount.
map<string> gaugeTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Gauge gaugeWithTags = new("GaugeWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = gaugeTags);
// Increment by 1.
gaugeWithTags.increment();
// Increment by amount 10.
gaugeWithTags.increment(amount = 10.0);
Decrement
The gauge can be decremented without passing any params (defaulted to 1.0), or by a specific amount.
map<string> gaugeTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Gauge gaugeWithTags = new("GaugeWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = gaugeTags);
// Increment by 1.
gaugeWithTags.decrement();
// Increment by amount 10.
gaugeWithTags.decrement(amount = 10.0);
Set Value
This method sets the gauge's value with specific amount.
map<string> gaugeTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Gauge gaugeWithTags = new("GaugeWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = gaugeTags);
gaugeWithTags.setValue(100.0);
Get Value.
The current value can be retrieved by this operation.
map<string> gaugeTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Gauge gaugeWithTags = new("GaugeWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = gaugeTags);
float currentValue = gaugeWithTags.getValue();
Get Snapshot.
This method retrieves current snapshot of the statistics calculation based on the configurations passed to the gauge. If the statistics are disabled, then it'll be returning nil ().
map<string> gaugeTags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Gauge gaugeWithTags = new("GaugeWithTags", desc = "Some description", tags = gaugeTags);
gaugeWithTags.setValue(1.0);
gaugeWithTags.setValue(2.0);
gaugeWithTags.setValue(3.0);
observe:Snapshot[]? summarySnapshot = gaugeWithTags.getSnapshot();
if summarySnapshot is observe:Snapshot[] {
io:println(summarySnapshot);
} else {
io:println("No statistics available!");
}
Global Metrics Samples
Get All Metrics
This method returns all the metrics that are registered in the global metrics registry. This method is mainly useful for metric reporters, where they can fetch all metrics, format those, and report.
observe:Metric[] metrics = observe:getAllMetrics();
foreach var metric in metrics {
// Do something.
}
Lookup Metric
This method will lookup for the metric from the global metric registry and return it.
map<string> tags = { "method": "GET" };
observe:Counter|observe:Gauge|() metric = observe:lookupMetric("MetricName", tags = tags);
if metric is observe:Counter {
metric.increment(amount = 10);
} else if metric is observe:Gauge {
metric.increment(amount = 10.0);
} else {
io:println("No Metric Found!");
}
| Metric |
This represents the generic metric record that can represent both counter and gauge. |
| PercentileValue |
This represents the percentile value record. |
| Snapshot |
This represents the snapshot of the statistics calculation of the gauge. |
| StatisticConfig |
This represents the statistic configuration that can be used to instatiate gauge metric. |
| Counter |
This represents the metric type - counter, that can be only increased by an integer number. |
| Gauge |
This represents the metric type - gauge, that can hold instantaneous, increased or decreased value during the usage. |
| addTagToSpan |
Add a key value pair as a tag to the span. |
| finishSpan |
Finish the current span. |
| getAllMetrics |
Retrieve all registered metrics including default metrics from the ballerina runtime, and user defined metrics. |
| lookupMetric |
Retrieves the specific metric that is described by the given name and tags. |
| startRootSpan |
Start a span with no parent span. |
| startSpan |
Start a span and create child relationship to current active span or user specified span. |


It should be mentioned that we already have two important tools to improve the current system;
Both serves for the benefit of the society and even if we don't develop applications like this one, these tools will be improving the system in the long run; competition will allow us to have better organizations in time and by increasing the awareness, consumers will have better knowledge about the organizations, so they will choose the right ones.
However this still would be an unnecessarily slow process. If an organization has a clear advantage for the society, the system could be modified in such a way that it could support this benefit automatically.
The main issue in the current system is that it leaves the whole responsibility to the consumers; every consumer must know every detail about the products and their organizations before making any single purchase, therefore allocating the resources. The amount of information has to be collected and processed by each consumer is simply massive and expecting consumers to fulfill this task is an impractical one.
In today's system, this knowledge gap is closed by marketing; the consumers make their choices not based on facts but based on advertisements, packages and colors. Marketing is a powerful tool and will always play a role but influencing the consumers at such level and shaping the outcome is in not our best interest.
We need complex applications to be able to manage our resources, in order to have healthier and more productive society. Creating a proper solution is a long shot, there are many aspects to be considered; functionality, legality, security, performance and so on.
However, we would like to make our first move with this small step.


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Komodo
talk-trading
A channel to discuss trading. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Malti
09-May-19 02:27 PM
maybe not corrupt, but at least not very correct
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:27 PM
oh
Malti
09-May-19 02:27 PM
since a lot of corporations have the 'no bribery' policy actually you could call it corrupt
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:27 PM
we dont do that.
Malti
09-May-19 02:28 PM
It just a huge opportunity to get inside corporate level with chainmakers
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:28 PM
We have had to turn down many projects because they want partnerships and for us to take % of the supply in order to receive services.
Malti
09-May-19 02:28 PM
and KMD might or might not be the tech stack you go for when building a solution
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:29 PM
and that is not just corrupt but could put us in a delicate legal situation since we should not be promoting the projects we build chains for.
Malti
09-May-19 02:29 PM
so you have to take a stake in the company you're offering services to?
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:29 PM
It could be interpreted as misleading investors and stuff like that.
Malti
09-May-19 02:30 PM
well, you could actually. If you frame it as 'referral projects' for your business
then it's perfectly normal to do so
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:30 PM
yes, no problem with that.
We can be advisors
or just service providers
Malti
09-May-19 02:30 PM
or solution provider
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:30 PM
but we dont take stakes on the projects.
Malti
09-May-19 02:30 PM
very lucrative business as well
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:30 PM
spent nearly a whole year build a paltform that trains testers and devs for CC.... Why need IBM ?
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:31 PM
$$?
Malti
09-May-19 02:31 PM
correct
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:31 PM
can print money
Malti
09-May-19 02:31 PM
and the name
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:31 PM
thats what blockchains do
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:31 PM
and of course, the brand.
Malti
09-May-19 02:31 PM
startups have no issue looking at other startups to do stuff, that's why it's such a strong ecosystem
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:31 PM
IBM is not the same as saying KMDLABS or Chainmakers
Malti
09-May-19 02:31 PM
corporations look at other corporatiosn
so getting inside IBM as a startup like Chainmakers
is a ticket to other big guns
Alright
09-May-19 02:32 PM
if kmdlabs goes as planned, it will be all the training services necessary for someone looking to get involved with CC/komodod development
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:32 PM
BUT if you put KMDLABS or Chainmakers besides IBM, they look much better to other people
Alright
09-May-19 02:32 PM
not saying their isn't a place for a company to do that
but like that's pretty much the whole point of it, foster a learning environment
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:32 PM
if kmdlabs goes as planned, it will be all the training services necessary for someone looking to get involved with CC/komodod development
there is no such thing as "all the training necessary"
Malti
09-May-19 02:33 PM
ideas built on new technologies can only occur after right education has taken place
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:33 PM
tbh the code is open source...
Malti
09-May-19 02:33 PM
how other can people start thinking in terms of new tech/solutions?
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:33 PM
read all the code and figure out a solution
Malti
09-May-19 02:33 PM
functional people can't read code
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:33 PM
you can either look it as a pessimit or as a optimist
(edited)
Malti
09-May-19 02:34 PM
they are classroom kinda people
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:34 PM
For me... IBM using something that I made... is awesome... shows it was useful...
Alright
09-May-19 02:34 PM
I think the fact that they picked it up on their own without any involvement from us shows that documentation/ code clarity is coming along nicely
1
Malti
09-May-19 02:35 PM
correct, but now is time to capitalize i believe
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:35 PM
obviously money is required to live,,,, but its not what life is about ....
(edited)
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:36 PM
of course it is not what life is about... but then, if too many opportunities are missed, time passes and you still need money to live.
Not sure if you get what im trying to say.
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴
09-May-19 02:36 PM
you mean life is about spending them not earning only?
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:36 PM
meh... I guess maybe I shoudl ahev demanded payment for everything I did this year to learn and things would ahve turned out better ?
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:36 PM
its not about demanding.
jorian
09-May-19 02:36 PM
@Alright
you don't know that. almost all tweets from that lydia woman tag ca333
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:37 PM
When I did something useful, usually someone sent me something in return...
(edited)
jorian
09-May-19 02:37 PM
also, theyr'e both german
they probably met somewhere
Alright
09-May-19 02:37 PM
don't think ca would be the person to ask for help on CC matters to be frank
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:37 PM
Make useful things... know it inside out... money take care of itself
1
jorian
09-May-19 02:37 PM
thought KMD was worth checking out and now they're doing release in a month
Alright
09-May-19 02:37 PM
not a knock against him, but it's not his specialty
jorian
09-May-19 02:37 PM
but he was the guy on all events
Alright
09-May-19 02:37 PM
would be interested to know if they are indeed in contact with someone though
jorian
09-May-19 02:38 PM
@ca333
is the only guy who knows
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:38 PM
@dukeleto
seems to be in touch.
PTYX
09-May-19 02:39 PM
what did ibm use?
Alright
09-May-19 02:39 PM
they picked up Dilithium before I was even able to finish a simple TUI for it
1
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:39 PM
ac_nk ... something I just deciuded to add once day to see if I could do it
Alright
09-May-19 02:40 PM
while only jl and I really had our heads wrapped around it(me much less so)
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:40 PM
my bet is that they have been using LOTS of our stuff for quite some time...
(edited)
Alright
09-May-19 02:40 PM
yes, seems that way
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:41 PM
asks for job at IBM tomorrow
Malti
09-May-19 02:42 PM
life is not about money, but it's definitely also not about sitting in artificial light from 9-5 earning a paycheck to pay the bills
so any opportunity to cash in nicely and retire from that lifestyle is one to grab with both hands imo
(edited)
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:43 PM
kmd needs the influx of paid jobs
Alright
09-May-19 02:44 PM
if every dev in this community was solely focused on milking every possible dime out of it, we wouldn't be this far along
PTYX
09-May-19 02:44 PM
wait until amazon starts taking what they like
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:44 PM
so far it has been
@jl777c
pockets and NN funding the operation.
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:44 PM
true that also. I hope the time I put in learnig all this pays off, but I never did ti for money.
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:44 PM
This needs to change in order for KMD to get to the next stage.
Malti
09-May-19 02:44 PM
that yes, but if you see interest coming on somehting you built out of passion
SHossain
09-May-19 02:44 PM
life is all about getting
tech
1
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siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:44 PM
its not milking man...
Malti
09-May-19 02:44 PM
why would you decline on that opportunity
Alright
09-May-19 02:45 PM
I wasn't talking about anyone in particular
(edited)
just saying, it's not a good mindset to have
Malti
09-May-19 02:45 PM
and sometimes you have to force the opportunity
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:45 PM
Im not declinng anything, far from it... Still learning, though... hopefulyl my skills are required by someone in teh future...
1
Malti
09-May-19 02:45 PM
cuz money = innovation
(not an exclusive relationship)
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:46 PM
Its not about particulars. Its just that the ecosystem needs several funding sources
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:46 PM
as soon as I started getting paid for this.... my wife left sooo... yeah
Malti
09-May-19 02:46 PM
@blackjok3r
why not go out there and see? Market yourself as an expert in what you love and teach.
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:46 PM
We have not gotten this far if it wasnt for jl777 pockets... it needs to be said.
blackjok3r
09-May-19 02:46 PM
go where? I live in a desert in the most isolated city int he world.... and dont ahve a passport
Malti
09-May-19 02:46 PM
praise JL
siu - Chainmakers
09-May-19 02:47 PM
the mentalityof "no need for money" comes because there is actually money flowing.
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Arrays vs. Hashes
New data types that can store a list of objects
25 January 2016
You may already know about some of the most basic data type, like integers, floats, strings etc. However, they can only hold one object at a time e.g. an integer type of variable can only hold ONE integer. You may wonder are there any other more complicated types of variable that can hold multiple objects, like a list? Sure it does! For this week let us go through 2 of the most common used data types can that hold multiple objects. They are Arrays and Hashes.
Arrays
Array can be considered as list. It can hold multiple number of objects and access them using an index number. A simple 2D array can be defined as:
sample-array = [1,2,'Hello']
And the element can be called in the following ways:
sample-array[0] => 1
sample-array[1] => 2
sample-array[2] => Hello
From this simple example you may already guess that a simple 2D array works like a list of boxes, where each of them can contain a number, a character, a string or even another array (a 3D array). The boxes are numbered with ascending index numbers starting at 0.
Hashes
Similar to Arrays, Hashs are also lists of information that can store multiple objects. However, one significant difference from Arrays is that, objects stored in Hashes are not referenced with ordered index numbers. Instead, the references of the objects in Hashes are called "keys", of which the name can be freely defined. Hence, Hashes can also be considered as a collection of information pairs.
Hashes can be defined as:
sample-hash = {"John Smith" => 2, "Lisa Smith" => 1, "Sam Doe" => 4, "Sandra Dee" => 14}
And the elements can be called in the following ways:
sample-hash["John Smith"] => 1
sample-hash["Lisa Smith"] => 2
sample-hash["Sam Doe"] => 4
sample-hash["Sandra Dee"] => 14
To conclude, although Arrays and Hashes behave similarly in a sense that they both store a list of objects, they are different since Array objects are referenced with order index numbers while Hash objects are referenced with user-defined keys. If you want to store a list of ordered objects, Arrays are prefered; If you want to store a list of logically paired information, then Hashes are preferred.


(#) Multiple `` elements in the manifest
!!! ERROR: Multiple `` elements in the manifest
This is an error, and is also enforced at build time when
supported by the build system. For Android this means it will
run during release builds.
Id
: `MultipleUsesSdk`
Summary
: Multiple `` elements in the manifest
Severity
: Fatal
Category
: Correctness
Platform
: Android
Vendor
: Android Open Source Project
Feedback
: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708
Affects
: Manifest files
Editing
: This check runs on the fly in the IDE editor
See
: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/uses-sdk-element.html
Implementation
: [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-checks/src/main/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/ManifestDetector.kt)
Tests
: [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/ManifestDetectorTest.kt)
Copyright Year
: 2011
The `` element should appear just once; the tools will **not**
merge the contents of all the elements so if you split up the attributes
across multiple elements, only one of them will take effect. To fix
this, just merge all the attributes from the various elements into a
single element.
(##) Example
Here is an example of lint warnings produced by this check:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~text
AndroidManifest.xml:7:Error: There should only be a single
element in the manifest: merge these together [MultipleUsesSdk]
<uses-sdk android:targetSdkVersion="14" />
--------
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Here is the source file referenced above:
`AndroidManifest.xml`:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~xml linenumbers
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
package="test.bytecode"
android:versionCode="1"
android:versionName="1.0" >
<uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="5" />
<uses-sdk android:targetSdkVersion="14" />
<uses-sdk android:maxSdkVersion="15" />
<application
android:icon="@drawable/ic_launcher"
android:label="@string/app_name" >
<activity
android:name=".BytecodeTestsActivity"
android:label="@string/app_name" >
<intent-filter>
<action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN" />
<category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER" />
</intent-filter>
</activity>
</application>
</manifest>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
You can also visit the
[source code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/ManifestDetectorTest.kt)
for the unit tests for this check to see additional scenarios.
The above example was automatically extracted from the first unit test
found for this lint check, `ManifestDetector.testMultipleSdk`.
To report a problem with this extracted sample, visit
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708.
(##) Suppressing
You can suppress false positives using one of the following mechanisms:
* Adding the suppression attribute `tools:ignore="MultipleUsesSdk"` on
the problematic XML element (or one of its enclosing elements). You
may also need to add the following namespace declaration on the root
element in the XML file if it's not already there:
`xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"`.
```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<manifest xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools">
...
<application tools:ignore="MultipleUsesSdk" .../>
...
</manifest>
```
* Using a special `lint.xml` file in the source tree which turns off
the check in that folder and any sub folder. A simple file might look
like this:
```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<lint>
<issue id="MultipleUsesSdk" severity="ignore" />
</lint>
```
Instead of `ignore` you can also change the severity here, for
example from `error` to `warning`. You can find additional
documentation on how to filter issues by path, regular expression and
so on
[here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/lintxml.md.html).
* In Gradle projects, using the DSL syntax to configure lint. For
example, you can use something like
```gradle
lintOptions {
disable 'MultipleUsesSdk'
}
```
In Android projects this should be nested inside an `android { }`
block.
* For manual invocations of `lint`, using the `--ignore` flag:
```
$ lint --ignore MultipleUsesSdk ...`
```
* Last, but not least, using baselines, as discussed
[here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/baselines.md.html).


The aim for the UniIntern is to manage the internship process in the university effectively. This website is aimed at university students, companies and as well as the university authorities as they are the key entities involved in the internship process. This project is an ERP system for the university to manage the same. The key resources here are the internship, infrastructure, students, and the companies.


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java.lang.Object model.PartitionGraph
public class PartitionGraph
This class implements a partition graph. Nodes are sets of messages (MessageEvent
) and edges
are not maintained explicitly, but generated on-the-fly by class Partition
. PartitionGraph maintains
a member stateGraph
which represents the state based graph version of the partition graph. To ensure
that stateGraph
reflects the current shape of the graph, PartitionGraphs can only be modified via
the method apply
which takes a object implementing Operation
. Operations must perform changes
on both representations.
| Constructor Summary | |
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PartitionGraph(IGraph<MessageEvent> g)
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PartitionGraph(IGraph<MessageEvent> g,
boolean partitionByLabel)
Construct a PartitionGraph. |
| Method Summary | |
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Operation |
apply(Operation op)
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void |
checkSanity()
Check that all partitions are non-empty and disjunct. |
java.util.Set<MessageEvent> |
getInitialMessages()
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java.util.Set<Partition> |
getInitialNodes()
Get the union over all relations of the initial nodes |
java.util.Set<Partition> |
getInitialNodes(java.lang.String relation)
The nodes in the graph that are initial with respect to the relation |
TemporalInvariantSet |
getInvariants()
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java.util.Set<Partition> |
getNodes()
Get all nodes in this graph |
java.util.Set<Partition> |
getPartitions()
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java.util.Set<java.lang.String> |
getRelations()
Get all relations that appear in this graph. |
IGraph<SystemState<Partition>> |
getSystemStateGraph()
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Partition |
partitionFromMessage(MessageEvent message)
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| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public PartitionGraph(IGraph<MessageEvent> g)
public PartitionGraph(IGraph<MessageEvent> g, boolean partitionByLabel)
g
will be extracted
and stored. If partitionByLabel is true, all messages with identical
labels in g
will become one partition. Otherwise, every message
gets its own partition (useful if only coarsening is to be performed)
g
- - the initial graphpartitionByLabel
- - whether initial partitioning by label should be done| Method Detail |
|---|
public IGraph<SystemState<Partition>> getSystemStateGraph()
public TemporalInvariantSet getInvariants()
public Partition partitionFromMessage(MessageEvent message)
public Operation apply(Operation op)
public java.util.Set<Partition> getNodes()
IGraph
getNodes
in interface IGraph<Partition>
public java.util.Set<Partition> getInitialNodes()
IGraph
getInitialNodes
in interface IGraph<Partition>
public java.util.Set<Partition> getInitialNodes(java.lang.String relation)
IGraph
getInitialNodes
in interface IGraph<Partition>
relation
- the relation
public java.util.Set<Partition> getPartitions()
public java.util.Set<java.lang.String> getRelations()
IGraph
getRelations
in interface IGraph<Partition>
public java.util.Set<MessageEvent> getInitialMessages()
public void checkSanity()
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Ordinary
Day
(Vanessa Carlton) |
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Just
a day, just an ordinary day
Just trying to get by Just a boy, just an ordinary boy But he was looking to the sky And as he asked if I would come along I started to realize That every day he finds just what he's looking for And like a shooting star he shines And he said Take my hand Live while you can And if we walk now we will Divide and conquer this land And as he spoke, he spoke ordinary words Although they did not feel now For I felt what I have not felt before And youd swear those words could heal And as I looked up into those eyes His vision borrows mine And I know he's no stranger for I feel I've held him for all of time And he said Take my hand Live while you can And if we walk now we will Divide and conquer this land Divide and conquer this land Divide and conquer this land Please come with me See what I see Touch the stars for time will not flee Time will not flee And you must be Just a dream, just an ordinary dream As I wake in bed And the boy, that ordinary boy Was it all in my head? And he asked if I would come along It all seemed so real But as I looked to the door I saw that boy Standing there with a deal And he said Take my hand Live while you can And if we walk now we will Divide and conquer this land Divide and conquer this land Divide and conquer this land Just a day, just an ordinary day Just trying to get by Just a boy, just an ordinary boy But he was looking to the sky |


[Erowid Warning: Our understanding of the literature is that there is no such thing as safe use of volatile solvents, aerosols and other street inhalants : their psychoactive effects are inseparable from nerve and organ damage. We have chosen to include these reports to help document the real world use of inhalants, but their inclusion is not intended to imply that they are anything but dangerous.]
This is what happened the first time I tried sniffing paint.
I had previously tried smoking weed and drinking beer, but thats it.
Well on this day it was afterschool, I home alone and was bored and had no weed, or any other better drug to do. I was thinking what I had around the house that I could get high on?, I had heard of people sniffing paint, and I decided what the hell I'll give it a try, and there was several cans of spray paint in my garage I knew the gold is the one. I shook up the paint, and sprayed a good amount inside a plastic baggie.  The smell of the fumes were strong and it was hard to breathe it in.  I began to feel dizzy light headed and my body started to feel really heavy, and then I felt like I was moving in slow motion, that feeling lasted for about 30 seconds.
I felt like I was very drunk but in a strange way. The whole thing lasted about 6 minutes.  Since the first time, I have done it about 10 times altogether.
I don't feel any addiction to it, though. The only reason I have done it is because there was no better drugs available at the time.
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.


Step back and review your performance in your last negotiations. Negotiation 360° has analyzed your experience across several dimensions. It will automatically update this information as you enter more Scorecards.
Finally Negotiation 360° complies your performance on both the relational scale (asserting your interests versus understanding others) and the outcome scale (creating and claiming value). The baseline is your most current self-assessment profile, so you can compare how you did in particular cases relative to your general performance.
Build on those skills that you do well, and look for others where improvement will have the biggest payoff. Reviewing this information may show you that you should revise your general profile.
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SaU = Same as Usual
SB = Somewhat Better
MB = Much Better
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Welcome to my Cipher Website
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2. All words must be in UPPERCASE!


| Interface | Description |
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| ConfigProvider | |
| ExtractableBeanBuilder<T> | |
| Extractor<V> | |
| JSONProvider |
Interface for providing JSON Objects
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| Refreshable |
object that supports the idea of being 'refreshed'.
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| RefreshableConfigProvider |
Marker interface for objects that implement both Refreshable
and ConfigProvider
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| AbstractExpandedConfJSONProvider |
Reads and expands a JSON config object through a series of includes.
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| ClassExtractor | |
| ConfigAccessor |
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Provides a ConfigAccessor from a JSON data source
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| DoubleExtractor | |
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Provides JSON stored in a file
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| JSONObjectExtractor | |
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Load system command-line properties to override JSON key-value pairs
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| ConfigException |
| Annotation Type | Description |
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| FieldExtractor |
annotation for use with set
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Hi, My name is Shubham Dalwani. I am a B. E. Graduate in Computer Science and Engineering from Nagpur. I'm a Freelance Web Designer, Technical Content Writer, Graphics and UI/UX Designer. I'm also a Windows Insider and Tech Enthusiast who love discussing new technologies.
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2.5.b.221125
A UMI3D sdk implementation using Unity
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Extrapolator using a linear extrapolation prediction system, specialised for Vector3 computing. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| override void | Predict (Vector3 measure, float time) |
| override Vector3 | ExtrapolateState () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from umi3d.cdk.utils.extrapolation.AbstractLinearExtrapolator< Vector3 > | |
| override void | AddMeasure (T measure) |
| virtual void | AddMeasure (T measure, float time) |
| See AddMeasure(T). More... | |
| void | AddMeasure (T measure, float time, float measurePerSeconds) |
| See AddMeasure(T). More... | |
| abstract void | Predict (T measure, float time) |
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| override bool | IsInited () |
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| Protected Attributes inherited from umi3d.cdk.utils.extrapolation.AbstractLinearExtrapolator< Vector3 > | |
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| Previous extrapolated prediction made by the extrapolator. More... | |
| T | prediction |
| Last extrapolated prediction made by the extrapolator. More... | |
| T | lastEstimation |
| Last regressed state. More... | |
| T | lastMeasure |
| Last measure given to the extrapolator. More... | |
| bool | isInited |
| Is the extrapolator able to extrapolate ? More... | |
Extrapolator using a linear extrapolation prediction system, specialised for Vector3 computing.
| T |
| override Vector3 umi3d.cdk.utils.extrapolation.Vector3LinearExtrapolator.ExtrapolateState | ( | ) |
| override void umi3d.cdk.utils.extrapolation.Vector3LinearExtrapolator.Predict | ( | Vector3 | measure, |
| float | time | ||
| ) |


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{% for competition in athlete.get_competitions %} {{ competition.name }}
{% endfor %}


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marakuya
========
Tropicalized markdown.
* Explicit BR tags are kept.
* New lines inside p and li tags are converted to BR tags.
* URLs will be auto converted to links.
* Email addresses will be auto converted to mailto links and obfuscated using javascript (http://hivelogic.com/enkoder/form).
* Emails will be obfuscated if passing the obfuscate option as true
* more to come, maybe a way to specify css ids and classes.
Marakuya is framework agnostic but if you use it on rails the +markdown_to_html+ method and it's alias +mk+ will be available to views. It uses Rdiscount to
parse markdown and then applies some changes to the results.
USAGE
=====
require 'marakuya'
Marakuya.markdown_to_html(markdown)
Marakuya.markdown_to_html(markdown, :obfuscate => true) # for email obfuscation
REQUIREMENTS:
============
* rdiscount
INSTALL:
========
* sudo gem install maca-marakuya –source http://gems.github.com
LICENSE:
=======
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2009 Macario Ortega
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the
'Software'), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish,
distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to
permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to
the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED 'AS IS', WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.
IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY
CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT,
TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE
SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


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"Euclid Alone has Looked on Beauty Bare."
by Edna St. Vincent Millay
Euclid alone has looked on Beauty bare.
Let all who prate of Beauty hold their peace,
And lay them prone upon the earth and cease
To ponder on themselves, the while they stare
At nothing, intricately drawn nowhere
In shapes of shifting lineage; let geese
Gabble and hiss, but heroes seek release
from dusty bondage into luminous air.
O blinding hour, O holy, terrible day,
When first the shaft into his vision shone
Of light anatomized! Euclid alone
Has looked on Beauty bare. Fortunate they
Who, though once only and then but far away,
Have heard her massive sandal set on stone.


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Why use classes? Classes are the basic template from which object instances are created. Let's say you wanted to make a jukebox witha bunch of songs. We can set up a Ruby class that represents things that are songs. Classes are defined using the class keyword followed by a name, which must begin with a capital letter. For example:
Class Song
end
Whenever Ruby creates a new object, it looks for a method named initialize and executes it, since a blank object is not very exciting:
class Song
def initialize(name, artist)
@name = name
@artist = artist
end
end
For class Song, the initialize method takes 2 parameters: the name of the song and the artist. These just act like local variables within the method.
Since each Song object needs to carry around its own song name and artist, we need to store these values as instance variables within the object. An instance variable is simply a name preceded by the "@" sign. In this case, the parameter name is assigned to the instance variable @name and the same goes for artist.
Classes are never closed: you can always add more methods to an existing class. Let's say you wanted to print the details:
class Song
def initialize(title, artist)
@title = title
@artist = artist
end
def details
puts "#{title}" is playing by #{artist}.
end
end
So now if you called the class = Song.new("Out of the Woods", "Taylor Swift"), that would print:
"Shake it Off" is playing by Taylor Swift.


CreateCubeMapTexture()
语法
Result = CreateCubeMapTexture(#Texture, Width, Height, TextureName$ [, BackColor])概要
Creates a new cube map texture. A cube map texture use the surrounding to render itself as reflection on it. This texture has to exist in an OGRE script.
参数
#Texture The number to identify the new texture. #PB_Any can be used to auto-generate this number. Width The width of the new texture (in pixels). Height The height of the new texture (in pixels). TextureName$ The name of the texture in the OGRE scripts. This texture has to be defined in the script with the correct value to have a working cube mapping. If 'TextureName$' is set to 'CubeMapTexture', a material script should contain the following definition (which can be adapted depending on your needs): material CubeMapMaterial { technique { pass { texture_unit { cubic_texture CubeMapTexture combinedUVW tex_address_mode clamp env_map cubic_reflection } } } }BackColor (optional) The back color of the cube mapping scene, if no SkyBox() is used. To get a valid color, use RGB().
返回值
Returns zero if the texture can't be created. If #PB_Any is used as '#Texture' parameter, the new texture number is returned.
参阅
EntityCubeMapTexture()
已支持操作系统
所有


The facilities/type.h
header defines a macro used to non-intrusively encode types that contain open commas.
#include <chaos/preprocessor/facilities/type.h>
The CHAOS_PP_TYPE
macro is a rail used to encode types that contain open commas.
CHAOS_PP_TYPE
(...)
The type containing open commas to be encoded.
This macro expands to __VA_ARGS__
when (and only when) the context introduced by the CHAOS_PP_WALL
macro is present.
The common use case for this macro is currently theoretical, as C++ does not yet allow variadic arguments.
#include<chaos/preprocessor/config.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/facilities/type.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/recursion/rail.h>
#ifCHAOS_PP_VARIADICS
#define MACRO(type) type MACRO(int) // intCHAOS_PP_WALL
( MACRO(CHAOS_PP_TYPE
(std::pair<int, int>)) ) // std::pair<int, int> #endif
The CHAOS_PP_TYPE_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_TYPE
.
CHAOS_PP_TYPE_ID
()
This macro effectively allows CHAOS_PP_TYPE
to pass through itself without becoming disabled.
The CHAOS_PP_TYPE_
macro expands to a λ expression representing CHAOS_PP_TYPE
.
CHAOS_PP_TYPE_
This macro is a shorthand form of the following λ binding:
The CHAOS_PP_TYPE_II
macro is a rail used to encode types that contain open commas.
CHAOS_PP_TYPE_II
(CHAOS_PP_BEGIN
typeCHAOS_PP_END
)
The name of a type containing any number of open commas.
This macro, combined with CHAOS_PP_BEGIN
and CHAOS_PP_END
, expands to a deferred expression that expands to type when (and only when) the context introduced by the CHAOS_PP_WALL
macro is present.
This macro is used to pass types that contain open commas--even in when variadics are not enabled--without having to count commas.
#include<chaos/preprocessor/facilities/type.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/recursion/expr.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/recursion/rail.h>
#define A(x) B(x) #define B(x) C(x) #define C(x) D(x) #define D(x) xCHAOS_PP_EXPR
(CHAOS_PP_WALL
( A(CHAOS_PP_TYPE_II
(CHAOS_PP_BEGIN
std::pair<int, int>CHAOS_PP_END
) ) )) // std::pair<int, int>
The CHAOS_PP_TYPE_II_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_TYPE_II
.
CHAOS_PP_TYPE_II_ID
()
This macro effectively allows CHAOS_PP_TYPE_II
to be passed around without expansion.
The CHAOS_PP_TYPE_II_
macro expands to a λ expression representing CHAOS_PP_TYPE_II
.
CHAOS_PP_TYPE_II_
This macro is a shorthand form of the following λ binding:
The CHAOS_PP_BEGIN
macro is used as part of the usage of CHAOS_PP_TYPE_II
.
CHAOS_PP_BEGIN
The CHAOS_PP_BEGIN_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_BEGIN
.
CHAOS_PP_BEGIN_ID
()
This macro effectively allows CHAOS_PP_BEGIN
to be passed around without expansion.
The CHAOS_PP_BEGIN_
macro expands to a λ expression representing CHAOS_PP_BEGIN
.
CHAOS_PP_BEGIN_
This macro is a shorthand form of the following λ binding:
The CHAOS_PP_END
macro is used as part of the usage of CHAOS_PP_TYPE_II
.
CHAOS_PP_END
The CHAOS_PP_END_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_END
.
CHAOS_PP_END_ID
()
This macro effectively allows CHAOS_PP_END
to be passed around without expansion.
The CHAOS_PP_END_
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CHAOS_PP_END_
This macro is a shorthand form of the following λ binding:


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Calling the four-door, electric crossover a Mustang wasn't an easy decision.
by Anthony AlanizThe Mustang name has history, and the decision to call its four-door electric crossover the same didn’t come lightly at Ford. However, once Ford decided to call it a Mustang, the team worked hard to create a product that lived up to the iconic nameplate. Ford documents the Mach-E's design process – from the rightfully canceled compliance car to the final, electrified, four-door product.
The Mustang name influenced every part of the Mustang Mach-E design process, starting with the exterior. The team could pull from over 50 years of design history to turn Ford’s compliance EV into something special. Every detail and decision was scrutinized, including the use of the iconic Pony emblem. Ford is taking a risk with the name. It has history and baggage and it brings certain expectations with its performance and driving experience.
Meet The New Mustang Mach-E:
The same careful thought process dictated the interior, too, as Ford designers blended iconic Mustang cues like the double-brow dashboard with the high-tech interior EV customers expect. There’s a massive touchscreen display dominating the center console with software unlike anything Ford’s revealed before.
The performance was another area that needed to meet the Mustang standard, and the Mach-E delivers with the GT trim. It offers 459 horsepower (342 kilowatts) and 612 pound-feet (830 Newton-meters) of torque. The range is 250 miles with a sprint to 60 miles per hour (96 kilometers per hour) happening in the mid-3-second range.
Gallery: 2020 Ford Mustang Mach-E
Not all Mustang models are fast, though, with the entry-level model delivering 255 hp (190 kW) and 306 lb-ft (414 Nm) of torque and an estimated 0-60 time that’s slower than the all-new Toyota RAV4 Prime plug-in hybrid’s 5.8-second sprint. Ford will offer the Mach-E with an assortment of power outputs and ranges.
The decision to call its first four-door fully electric SUV a Mustang is a gutsy one, but one Ford did not make lightly. We won’t know how the name will affect the new model. We’ll have to see if consumers flock to it because it’s a Mustang or because it’s a crossover. But you can bet Ford is proud of the name.
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FORD DEBUTS “MAKING THE MUSTANG MACH-E” DOCUMENTARY, A BEHIND-THE-SCENES LOOK AT THE NEW ELECTRIC MUSTANG FAMILY MEMBER
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21, 2019 – Ford introduced the world to the newest member of the Mustang family – the all-electric Mach-E – and now it is sharing the story of how the all-new SUV came to be in a new short documentary film, “Making the Mustang Mach-E.”
Ford’s first long-range electric vehicle was not originally going to be a Mustang, but after Jim Hackett took over as the company’s president and CEO in May 2017 and created a dedicated electric vehicle team – Ford Team Edison – the team shifted gears to create what would be the Mustang Mach-E. The team spent months meticulously crafting the vehicle based on Mustang’s half-century of heritage while also arming it with technology for the next generation.
The 20-minute film is narrated by members of the team and Mustang owners and was created by Ford and London/Detroit-based creative production company Chrome Productions. The film was executive produced by Chrome Managing Director Joel Mishcon and Gez Medinger, produced by Melly Cook, directed by Jamie Crawford and edited by Alessandro Dordoni at Chrome London.
Customers can now visit the Mustang Mach-E reservation site to make a $500 reservation deposit.1 Deliveries begin in late 2020.


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"Hard-working Americans don’t deserve to pay such high prices for the drugs they need," Trump said in a tweet.
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Lesson Log on Oct.12th
Dictionary
Today we discussed about the dictionary, a new data type.
First let's review the data type we had learned already:float, int, string, tuple, list and boolean.
string and tuple are immutable, list is mutable.
and dictionary, is a very flexible data type. it's index can be any type of data, like string.
The basic form of the dictionary is { index:value}.
we can consider it as a more flexible list, so we can use the method we used to get value from list in the dictionary type.
we can create a dictionary first:
inventory={"apples":430,"peers":240,"peach":100}
print(inventory)
now we create a dictionary to show the inventory.
we can delete the elements in the dictionary:
inventory={"apples":430,"peers":240,"peach":100}
print(inventory)
del inventory["peers"]
print(inventory)
we can modify the value in the dictionary:
inventory={"apples":430,"peers":240,"peach":100}
inventory["peers"]-=100
print(inventory)
and there is some useful functions in the dictionary class.
for example:
we can show all the index in the dictionary:
inventory.keys()
we can put index and values in a tuple and range them in a list:
inventory.items()
we can show the value for all the index too:
inventory.values()
Dictionary is too flexible,we can change it anytime so we need to ensure we didn't change the original dictionary.
opposites={"up":"down","right":"wrong","yes":"no"}
alias=opposites
alias["right"]="left"
print(alias)
print(opposites)
copy=opposites.copy()
copy["right"]="privil"
print(copy)
print(opposites)
alias point directly to the RAM address we save dictionary "opposites". so we can't change it directly, it will change the original value. so if we want change it, we need to copy it and then modify it.
with dictionary, we can make the program we already have work even better.
Like the program for Fibonacci's sequence. the dictionary can help us run it faster:
def fib(n):
if n<=1:
return n
t=fib(n-1)+fib(n-2)
return t
print(fib(30))
alreadyknown={0:0,1:1}
def fib(n):
if n not in alreadyknown:
new=fib(n-1)+fib(n-2)
alreadyknown[n]=new
return alreadyknown[n]
print(fib(997))
That's some basic use of dictionary.


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Andy, Corey and Kurt continue plowing through the off-season with this episode. We are able to speculate on Tanaka with one last episode. By the next episode, Tanaka will have chosen a signed with a Major League Baseball team. We discuss the latest rumors which include teams, money figures and Japanese populations in those particular cities.
We read some iTunes reviews. Thanks to everyone that left us an iTunes review this week.  If you have not yet left us a review, we would appreciate your review. It helps us in iTunes and we will read your review on the show.
We take a few minutes to summarize our thoughts on Clark the Cub. If you have not heard our bonus episode on the unveiling of the new Cubs mascot, check out Episode 5.44. That is a short episode that contains an interview with someone in the targeted demographic for the mascot, Corey's six-year old daughter.
Cubs Convention 2014 has come and gone. We did not attend the convention, but through the magic of Twitter, we were able to track what was going on...and now we can comment on the main issues that were discussed.
The Cubs will be wearing throwback uniforms at Wrigley Field to celebrate the 100th birthday of the ballpark. The front office gives an update with the renovation plans. This includes news about the time-frame of when the renovations will be completed, as well as some explanation as to what the hang ups are, as well as the Ricketts family television viewing preferences. Speaking of television, the tv and radio broadcasts also came up at Cubs Convention. Also, in the last week, we learned details on MLB's new replay policy.
On this episode, we are happy to invite John Carruthers on the podcast. John has been on the podcast before, as a blogger at Wasting Away in Wrigleyville. We always love having John on the podcast and on this episode, he's here to talk with us about ManBQue.
You will want to hear this interview if you're into any of the following: meat, beer, grilling, being a guy or people using their talents to be super creative with the things they are passionate about.


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Purpose
Demonstrate GTM for visualisation.
Synopsis
demgtm2
Description
This script demonstrates the use of a
GTM with a two-dimensional latent space to visualise data in a higher
dimensional space.
This is done through the use of the mean responsibility and magnification
factors.
See Also
demgtm1
, gtm
, gtmem
, gtmpost
Pages:
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Dan was in his tent at camp. He had a sudden cramp in his leg. He sat up to rub it. The rest of the men in the camp slept. Crickets sang. The wind hit the tent. Dan was hungry. Dan got up. He drank from his cup. He had eggs and a bit of ham. The sun crept up. It lit the hills. Dan was glad. The rest of the men got up, and the elk hunt was on.
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- get(int, String) - Method in class edu.cmu.cs.relab.tortoise.DataSource
-
Returns the desired value in the given row and header name.
- getHeaders() - Method in class edu.cmu.cs.relab.tortoise.DataSource
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Returns the list of header names for this data source.
- getLikelihood() - Method in class edu.cmu.cs.relab.tortoise.PrivacyRiskTarget
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Returns the risk likelihood or risk level.
- getMaxScore(PrivacyRiskTarget) - Method in class edu.cmu.cs.relab.tortoise.PrivacyRiskCalculator
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- getMaxScore(PrivacyRiskTarget) - Method in class edu.cmu.cs.relab.tortoise.PrivacyRiskEstimateCalculator
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Returns the maximum willingness to share estimate based on a linear equation.
- getMaxScore(PrivacyRiskTarget) - Method in class edu.cmu.cs.relab.tortoise.PrivacyRiskMeanCalculator
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Returns the maximum mean willingness to share across all respondents.
- getScore() - Method in class edu.cmu.cs.relab.tortoise.PrivacyRiskScore
-
Returns the privacy risk score
- getSupportedTypes() - Method in class edu.cmu.cs.relab.tortoise.PrivacyRiskCalculator
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Returns the list of information types supported by this calculator.
- getTarget() - Method in class edu.cmu.cs.relab.tortoise.PrivacyRiskScore
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Returns the scored target, including information types and risk level
- getTypes() - Method in class edu.cmu.cs.relab.tortoise.PrivacyRiskTarget
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Returns the information types to score.


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Irish stand-up comic Jimeoin touring around the Hunter and Central Coast in November and December
To some he is a true comedy legend. To others, he's the man with the best brows in the business.
However you see him, there is no denying that Jimeoin is downright hilarious.
The Irish stand-up comic is now touring his latest show, Result, around the Hunter and Central Coast in November and December with stops scheduled for Belmont, Hexham, Cessnock, Doyalson and New Lambton.
"It's just really a lot of nonsense and you're none the wiser at the end of it all," Jimeoin said of Result.
"It's just a daft show, that's the idea of it, and it's a fun show. It's not political and it never really has been political.
"It's an hour show that I hope people will come by and have a good laugh at. I haven't had a go at anybody other than myself."
A prolific writer with an exceptional audience rapport, Jimeoin is known and loved for his brilliantly funny wit and charming observations on the absurdities of every-day life. He has been making international and Australian audiences laugh at his observations since the 1990s.
Jimeoin said he was still happy doing comedy after so many years.
"I'm happy with the longevity; that I could make a career out of comedy," he said.
An internationally-acclaimed performer, Jimeoin's regular appearances at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and his widely successful Australian tours often sell-out in advance.
Internationally, he has toured to great acclaim from New York to New Zealand, Aspen to Amsterdam, the Middle East to the Far East.
He has also performed around Europe and the UK and is a regular invitee to the Mecca of comedy, Montreal's Just For Laughs Festival.
He has also appeared regularly at the Adelaide and Melbourne Comedy Festivals, the Auckland Comedy Festival, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival among others.
Between 2005 and 2008, he was touring throughout the vast outback regions of Australia as well as playing the major cities and festivals across the land.
He was so well-received he became the first comedian to go and tour totally "over the top", playing a mix of hotels, theatres, swimming pools, cattle ranches and anywhere that looked a bit interesting.
This was filmed for a TV series on BBC Northern Ireland called Jimeoin Down Under.
See Jimeoin at Belmont 16s on November 23, Hexham Bowling Club on November 28, Cessnock Leagues Club on November 29, Doyalson RSL on November 30 or Wests New Lambton on December 1.


Class: Qpid::Proton::Listener
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Qpid::Proton::Listener
- Defined in:
- lib/core/listener.rb
Overview
A listener for incoming connections.
Create with Container#listen or Container#listen_io. To control the handler and connection options applied to incoming connections, pass a ListenerHandler on creation.
Direct Known Subclasses
Defined Under Namespace
Classes: Handler
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
-
#condition ⇒ Condition
readonly
The error condition if there is one.
-
#container ⇒ Container
readonly
The listener's container.
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#close(error = nil)
Initiate closing the the listener.
-
#closed? ⇒ Boolean
True if the listening socket is fully closed.
-
#port
Get the IP port used by the listener.
-
#to_io
Get the IO server socket used by the listener.
Instance Attribute Details
#condition ⇒ Condition (readonly)
Returns The error condition if there is one.
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# File 'lib/core/listener.rb', line 64 def condition @condition end |
#container ⇒ Container (readonly)
Returns The listener's container.
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# File 'lib/core/listener.rb', line 61 def container @container end |
Instance Method Details
#close(error = nil)
Initiate closing the the listener. It will not be fully #closed? until its Qpid::Proton::Listener::Handler#on_close is called by the Container
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# File 'lib/core/listener.rb', line 69 def close(error=nil) return if closed? || @closing @closing = true @condition ||= Condition.convert error @io.close_read rescue nil # Force Container IO.select to wake with listener readable. nil end |
#closed? ⇒ Boolean
True if the listening socket is fully closed
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# File 'lib/core/listener.rb', line 84 def closed?() @io.closed?; end |
#port
Get the IP port used by the listener
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# File 'lib/core/listener.rb', line 81 def port() to_io.addr[1]; end |
#to_io
Get the IO server socket used by the listener
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# File 'lib/core/listener.rb', line 78 def to_io() @io; end |


MBFilesystemCacheDelegate Protocol Reference
| Declared in | MBFilesystemCache.h |
Overview
This protocol is adopted by classes that wish to control the behavior of an
MBFilesystemCache
instance.
Tasks
Other Methods
-
– filenameForCacheKey:
required method
Converting cache objects to and from raw data
Controlling what gets stored in the cache
Instance Methods
cacheDataFromObject:
Converts the specified cache object into an NSData
instance that can be
written to a file.
- (NSData *)cacheDataFromObject:(id)cacheObj
Parameters
- cacheObj
The cache object for which the raw data should be returned.
Return Value
An NSData
representation of the given cache object.
Discussion
Note: If cache objects are stored as NSData
instances directly,
the delegate does not need to implement this method.
Declared In
MBFilesystemCache.h
filenameForCacheKey:
Called by the MBFilesystemCache
to create a filename for a given cache
key.
- (NSString *)filenameForCacheKey:(id)key
Parameters
- key
The cache key for which the filename is sought.
Return Value
The filename for the given cache key.
Discussion
The cache object associated with the given key will be stored in a file with the name returned by this method.
Declared In
MBFilesystemCache.h
objectFromCacheData:
Converts raw data representing a cache object into the cache object itself. Used to convert a file into an object.
- (id)objectFromCacheData:(NSData *)cacheData
Parameters
- cacheData
The raw data representing the cache object.
Return Value
The cache object created from the raw cache data.
Discussion
Note: If cache objects are stored as NSData
instances directly,
the delegate does not need to implement this method.
Declared In
MBFilesystemCache.h
shouldStoreObject:forKey:inFilesystemCache:
Asks the delegate whether or not the specified object should be stored in the filesystem cache.
- (BOOL)shouldStoreObject:(id)cacheObj forKey:(id)key inFilesystemCache:(MBFilesystemCache *)cache
Parameters
- cacheObj
The object that may be stored in the filesystem cache.
- key
The cache key associated with
cacheObj
.
- cache
The
MBFilesystemCache
in which the object may be cached.
Return Value
YES
if the cacheObj
should be stored in the filesystem cache of
cache
; NO
otherwise.
Discussion
Note: If the delegate does not implement this method, objects will always be stored in the filesystem cache.
Declared In
MBFilesystemCache.h
shouldStoreObject:forKey:inMemoryCache:
Asks the delegate whether or not the specified object should be stored in the memory cache.
- (BOOL)shouldStoreObject:(id)cacheObj forKey:(id)key inMemoryCache:(MBFilesystemCache *)cache
Parameters
- cacheObj
The object that may be stored in the memory cache.
- key
The cache key associated with
cacheObj
.
- cache
The
MBFilesystemCache
in which the object may be cached.
Return Value
YES
if the cacheObj
should be stored in the memory cache of
cache
; NO
otherwise.
Discussion
Note: If the delegate does not implement this method, objects will always be stored in the memory cache.
Declared In
MBFilesystemCache.h