XmlRole QML Type
For specifying a role to an XmlListModel More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQuick.XmlListModel 2.0 |
Properties
Detailed Description
See also Qt QML.
Property Documentation
Defines whether this is a key role. Key roles are used to determine whether a set of values should be updated or added to the XML list model when XmlListModel::reload() is called.
See also XmlListModel.
The name for the role. This name is used to access the model data for this role.
For example, the following model has a role named "title", which can be accessed from the view's delegate:
XmlListModel { id: xmlModel // ... XmlRole { name: "title" query: "title/string()" } }
ListView { model: xmlModel delegate: Text { text: title } }
The relative XPath expression query for this role. The query must be relative; it cannot start with a '/'.
For example, if there is an XML document like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" ?> <catalog> <book type="Online" wanted="true"> <title>Qt 5 Cadaques</title> <year>2014</year> <author>Juergen Bocklage-Ryannel</author> <author>Johan Thelin</author> </book> <book type="Hardcover"> <title>C++ GUI Programming with Qt 4</title> <year>2006</year> <author>Jasmin Blanchette</author> <author>Mark Summerfield</author> </book> <book type="Paperback"> <title>Programming with Qt</title> <year>2002</year> <author>Matthias Kalle Dalheimer</author> </book> </catalog>
Here are some valid XPath expressions for XmlRole queries on this document:
XmlListModel { id: model ... // XmlRole queries will be made on <book> elements query: "/catalog/book" // query the book title XmlRole { name: "title"; query: "title/string()" } // query the book's year XmlRole { name: "year"; query: "year/number()" } // query the book's type (the '@' indicates 'type' is an attribute, not an element) XmlRole { name: "type"; query: "@type/string()" } // query the book's first listed author (note in XPath the first index is 1, not 0) XmlRole { name: "first_author"; query: "author[1]/string()" } // query the wanted attribute as a boolean XmlRole { name: "wanted"; query: "boolean(@wanted)" } }
Accessing the model data for the above roles from a delegate:
ListView { width: 300; height: 200 model: model delegate: Column { Text { text: title + " (" + type + ")"; font.bold: wanted } Text { text: first_author } Text { text: year } }
See the W3C XPath 2.0 specification for more information.


About
A little about me... I'm a Full-stack Web Developer currently
working for Fidelity Investments. Since joining Plan Sponsor
Workstation after graduating from Fidelity's Post-College training
program LEAP I have became an Angular 2+ Subject Matter Expert to
meet our platforms developing needs. I have lead multiple teams
simultaneously on development best practices, designed cross-team
functionality, innovated on existing stacks and functionality, and
mentored individual members on accessibility, debugging, and
testing. I'm a member and facilitator of both the API Guild and
Client-Side Guild for Workplace Investments at Fidelity. I bring a
client-focused attitude to every project I am, focusing on
delivering the best user experience possible to our customers.
I graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BS in Computer Science from
Appalachian State University. I also graduated with departmental
honors for writing my thesis 'Developing a Two-Tiered Testing
Application for All Three Major Mobile Platforms'. As part of my
research for my thesis, and as part of meeting requirements for
one of my two academic scholarships, I lead a team of 2 other
senior computer science students to develop a two-tiered testing
application using Xamarin forms.
Outside of work I'm a bit of a mixed bag. I'm typically playing
video games, reading comics, or brewing new Magic The Gathering
Commander decks. I'm also an avid non-comic reader and try to
maintain a healthy balance of fiction and non-fiction. I just
recently finished Steven King's The Dark Tower series and
am reading Finite and Infinite Games by James P. Carse.
Recently I've been using the Seinfeld Method to practice Data
Structure and Algorithms daily and have started participating in
competitive coding competitions. You can find out more about that
or reach my Github or Linkedin in the Sites section down below.
If you've made it all the way to the bottom here, thank you so
much for reading. If you have any cool projects in mind reach out
and we can discuss the work to be done. Thanks!
Full Stack Web Developer
While I do have experience in mobile development, embedded systems, and machine learning, these days I'm primarily a full stack Java/Angular/MySql developer.
- Website: www.jamesward.tech
- Phone: Given upon request
- City: Raleigh, NC, USA
- Degree: Bachelors of Science in Computer Science
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Freelance: Available
Facts
Here's just a couple facts about my work and project experience.
Years of Experience
Projects
Overnight Production Installs
Applications developed
Skills
While at university I primarily developed in Java, C, C++, and SQL. As part of my final project and internship I taught myself C#. Since graduation I've learned to use Typescript, Angular, HTML/CSS, and enterprise enabling frameworks such as Spring and Maven. Below you'll see rough estimations of my skill level in these areas.
Resume
Full-stack Web Developer proficient in an Angular/Java/SQL stack. I am very knowledgable about and comfortable in an Agile environment. I actively balance myself between being highly detail-oriented while also being mindful of/knowledgable about all aspects of my application's architectural supports. I'm open to new opportunities, particularly senior leadership, but not actively seeking.
Sumary
James Ward
Innovative and deadline-driven Software Engineer with 3.5+ years of experience designing and developing client-facing web-applications in an enterprise Agile environment. I've done everything from mentoring interns/team members, to lead Angular Best Practices and API design seminars, to delivered an 8 month project in 2 as part of an emergency team brought in to meet time-to-market requirements.
- Raleigh, NC
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Education
Bachelor of Science & Computer Science
Magna Cum Laude
2015 - 2017
Appalachian State University
Related Honors and Achievements: Latin Honors, Departmental Honors, Instructional Assistant, Head Departmental Tutor, S-STEM Scholarship, Sunshine Lady Scholarship, Team Sunergy Member
Skills & Proficiencies
Languages:
Java, Javascript, SQL
Technical Proficiencies:
HTML/CSS, Angular, Spring Boot, Maven, Apache Camel, git
Basic Knowledge:
C, C++, C#, Python, Big Data Analytics, PHP, Linux/Unix, R, Embedded Systems
Professional Experience
Software Engineer
January 2018 - Present
Fidelity Investments, RTP, NC
- Designed and implemented 10+ separate projects across four teams. All of which were implemented using newest standards such as AWS/CICD Pipeline using Angular/Spring
- Delivered an 8 month project in 2 months as emergency Angular SME brought on to develop 5 pages to meet client commitments
- Lead seminars, weekly best practices meetings, and guided trainings on a variety of topics such as Angular best practics, content management, and API design
- Developed innovative and generic solutions to fit platform technical needs, such as Multi-Module Angular-Routing Seed App, Angular-Form Submission Validation Service, Participant Identifier Interceptor service, and Test environment fix improving Pre-Dev Integration uptime by ~ 400%.
Senior CS Department Tutor
January 2017 - December 2017
Appalachian State University
- Conduct weekly departmental study halls
- Guide students through their course work and the debugging process
- Monitor and guide the progress of new tutors as they teach fellow students
Contact
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There, that's known as a teaser. You see it in television all the time. "Find out which common household plant devours pets at night...but first." And then you have to sit through and watch the stuff about Brad and Angelina shacking up / Shaq driving his new Hummer / Hummer's new fragrance before they get to the good stuff, the petnivorous plants. I don't know what I'd do without TiVo. And here I've done the same thing as the networks.  I'll get to it, I promise.
But first, let's talk about data structures. I'll try to make this more interesting than Donald Trump's new reality fragrance SUV. Data structures are really important, we're lead to believe, so important that entire classes in CS curricula discuss nothing else all year. Gosh! Let's look at all the data structures we have available in Java.
| HashSet | TreeSet | LinkedHashSet | ArrayList |
| LinkedList | PriorityQueue | HashMap | TreeMap |
| LinkedHashMap | WeakHashMap | IdentityHashMap | CopyOnWriteArrayList |
| EnumSet | EnumMap | ConcurrentLinkedQueue | LinkedBlockingQueue |
| ArrayBlockingQueue | PriorityBlockingQueue | DelayQueue | SynchronousQueue |
| ConcurrentHashMap |
Here's the data structures we have in C++:
| vector | deque | list | slist |
| bit_vector | set | map | multiset |
| multimap | hash_set | hash_map | hash_multiset |
| hash_multimap | stack | queue | priority_queue |
| bitset |
I'm going to compare that to CoreFoundation. CoreFoundation, if you're a bit hazy, is Apple's framework that "sits below" Carbon and Cocoa, and is one of the few places where these two APIs meet. CoreFoundation has collections, so that other APIs like Quartz that take and return collections don't need separate Carbon and Cocoa interfaces. But the real reason I'm talking about CoreFoundation is that it's open source.
Here's all the CoreFoundation collections, leaving out the immutable variants:
| CFMutableDictionary | CFMutableBag | CFMutableBitVector | CFMutableSet |
| CFMutableArray | CFBinaryHeap | CFMutableTree |
Right?
The access time for a value in the array is guaranteed to be at worst O(lg N) for any implementation, current and future, but will often be O(1) (constant time). Linear search operations similarly have a worst case complexity of O(N*lg N), though typically the bounds will be tighter, and so on. Insertion or deletion operations will typically be linear in the number of values in the array, but may be O(N*lg N) clearly in the worst case in some implementations. There are no favored positions within the array for performance; that is, it is not necessarily faster to access values with low indices, or to insert or delete values with high indices, or whatever.
It's like Apple skipped out on some sophomore CS lectures. Everyone knows that arrays don't have logarithmic lookups - they have constant time lookups. But not these "arrays" (necessarily). In fact, you might notice that the guarantees Apple does make are weak enough for CFArray to be implemented via a hash table or binary tree. Talk about implementation latitude!
Let's try some operations and see how CFArray compares to a C++ vector and to a naive array written in C. I've enclosed my source code here.


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TOTAL RECALL A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 2000
One of the most popular concepts in 1990s science fiction is virtual reality. Rapid development of computer technology is most evident in more and more realistic special effects in Hollywood movies and television. Future world where computers would be able to fool other human senses doesn't require much imagination. In such world it would be very hard, almost impossible for humans to distinguish real world from those created in computer simulations. There were many novels, comic books, movies and TV shows based on such concept, MATRIX being most successful of them. However, such concept isn't new; it used to be explored many decades ago in the works of Philip K. Dick, one of the most important and influential science fiction writers of 20th Century. Dick in his stories and novels often wrote about different realities created with supertechnology of the future, and consequent loss of the identity among human beings. Some of those fears found the way to manifest themselves into extraordinary films. Dick was one of few giants of science fiction literature lucky enough to have not one, but two great science fiction films. First one is BLADE RUNNER, 1982 cult classic, and another, that stood in its shadow for the past ten years, is TOTAL RECALL, 1990 film directed by Paul Verhoeven.
Plot of the film is loosely based on Philip K. Dick's short story "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale". The year is 2084 AD and Doug Quaid (played by Arnold Schwarzenegger) seems to have everything he needs in life - a good home, steady job of construction worker and beautiful wife Lori (played by Sharon Stone). However, his idyllic life is troubled by dreams he has each night; in those dreams he is on Mars, in company of beautiful and mysterious brunette. Because of such dreams, he wants to travel to Mars, but he can't afford it. Such problems are usually solved by "Rekall", company specialised for inserting false memories into people's minds. Quaid goes there and orders two weeks of false memories about his being on Mars. Routine procedure goes terribly wrong because somebody had already implanted false memories into his mind. Quaid is suddenly being attacked by his friends, co-workers and even his wife; they are all operatives of all-powerful Agency, whose top official Richter (played by Michael Ironside) spares no effort to kill him. It seems that Quaid used to be secret agent of Vilos Kohaagen (played by Ronny Cox), ruthless governor of Mars colony, and had his memory erased after betraying him for the sake of Mars freedom fighters. Quaid must travel to Mars in order to solve the mystery of his own identity and find the girl of his dreams.
Filmmakers took great liberty with original story, but, luckily Dan O'Bannon and Ronald Shusett, experience writers of science fiction cinema classics, were members of script-writing team. As a result, TOTAL RECALL has an original, exciting, intelligent and thought-provoking script, one of the best produced in Hollywood in the last few decades. Most interesting aspect of the film is the idea that the sufficient level of technology can erase any difference between objective reality and subjective perception of the world. For most filmmakers today, the best mechanism is virtual reality. For Dick in the story, and screenwriters in this film, such mechanism was somewhat more primitive technique of implanting false memories. Such technology, although crude, exists today (at least, if we are to believe reports about alleged alien abductees being manipulated into fabricating their stories under hypnosis), so it isn't hard to imagine its widespread use in the next hundred years. Suspension of disbelief is even easier when it comes to that technology being misused for some nefarious purposes, like in this movie. But the most disturbing consequences of such practices is human inability to distinguish reality from fantasy - if memory can be manipulated, and people can't trust their own past, they consequently can't trust their present. The hero of this film is constantly faced with such dilemma - are all-important events in this film real or just his fantasy? Movie leaves this question unanswered, forcing the audience to watch it many times in order to find subtle clues. This unanswered question could have spawned the very same endless debate as the Android controversy in BLADE RUNNER.
Unfortunate thing for the reputation of TOTAL RECALL (and good for its quality), was the fact that execution of this script had been left to Paul Verhoeven, author of ROBOCOP, another hidden gem of science fiction, made three years earlier. Verhoeven was never associated with cult science fiction, at least not with science fiction as infantile entertainment, dominant trend in 1980s. Verhoeven always used Hollywood resources to paint subversive picture of some disturbing trends of contemporary America, always disguised as standard commercial films. TOTAL RECALL, perhaps, wasn't so radical or obvious like ROBOCOP. However, some elements of 1980s are still present in Verhoeven's vision of the future - some unknown yet recognisable variation of Cold War is still fought somewhere in the background, corporate greed at the utter expense of Have Nots still dominates the economy, raw consumerism still dominates the culture and the killing of helpless civilians and summary executions are normal modus operandi of the legitimate government. This grim picture is, on the other hand, well hidden with the huge amounts of action, and consequent huge amounts of violence. That violence is most graphically depicted - few films are able to show people literally stepping over dead bodies to achieve their goals. Verhoeven even manages to insult feminists with scenes of nudity and with almost all-important female characters being portrayed as whores. The audience, however, barely has time to think about that, because Verhoeven turns the film in one big roller-coaster ride, using non-stop action through superb editing.
Verhoeven did great job not only in directing very good and memorable action scenes, and neatly tying them with thought-provoking and intelligent plot. He also managed to create specific atmosphere of the film, which was supposed to make huge Dickian contrast between bright supertechnological future and its grim consequences for human beings. Production settings of futuristic Earth and Mars colony are quite believable, and special effects, still good after having to compete with CGI for almost a decade, provide many memorable scenes, especially at the spectacular end of the film. Verhoeven obviously took great care about details, providing some amusing product placements (ads for "Mars Today") and interesting in-jokes and pop culture references. Always reliable Jerry Goldsmith provides another very good musical score, quite appropriate for this film, quite in rank with his previous classics like ALIEN and STAR TREK.
Some critics were led to disregard TOTAL RECALL because its lead actor was Arnold Schwarzenegger, until that time always associated with brainless action films (or, to be more precise, what mainstream critics used to call "brainless action films"). In this film he again plays unstoppable killing machine with almost superhuman abilities, but there is difference; this time the machine happens to be very human. Quaid is man who is suddenly forced to swap his boring, but safe existence with constant life for life and the struggle to find his true identity, and, above all, he is never sure whether he lives in a dream. Such trials and tribulations were nice opportunity for Schwarzenegger to show some of his, usually unused, acting abilities. His role shadowed everyone else, mostly because they had limited screen time. That happened even with great character actors like Ronny Cox (who actually replayed his role of corporate villain in ROBOCOP), Michael Ironside and even with his nominal partner Rachel Ticotin. Some, on the other hand, provided great episodes - Ray Baker was nice as sleazy "Rekall" executive and Mel Johnson Jr. gave quite humorous performance as Martian cabby. But the most memorable supporting role was played by Sharon Stone; her portrayal of Quaid's treacherous wife prepared her very well for the role of Catherine Trammel in BASIC INSTINCT, the most ultimate Bad Girl of 1990s cinema.
Of course, there are some that aren't pleased with TOTAL RECALL for quite different reasons. Most obvious flaw in the movie could be found by subjecting the movie to the basic scientific nit picking. The ending, although spectacular, seems unrealistic and as well as some scenes in Mars colony. However, those who like to defend TOTAL RECALL might disregard those nit-picks by seeing scientific implausibilities as quite believable in the context of Quaid's dream. All in all, TOTAL RECALL is well paced, entertaining and thought-provoking piece of science fiction cinema, a truly superb, yet disregarded gem of that particular genre.
RATING: 9/10 (++++)
Review written on January 2nd 2000
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Installation¶
Dependencies¶
Connectoptic mapping requires:
- Python (>= 3.5.1)
- Cython (>= 0.24.1)
- Numpy (>= 1.6.1)
- Scipy (>= 0.16)
- Matplotlib (>= 1.5.1)
- Scikit-learn (>= 0.17.1)
- Nibabel (>= 2.2)
- Nilearn (>= 0.2.4)
- GPy (>= 1.0.7)
If these packages are not present in the system they will be installed by pip during the installation process.
Even if it is recommended to install Python 3.5, it is possible that Python 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 and 3.4 also work normally. Connectopic Mapping doesn’t support Python 2.
Compile¶
Since cython code must be compiled for a specific platform, connectopic_mapping
is distributed as a source distribution; this means a C compiler (e.g. gcc) must be installed in the system.
To compile the code and create the installable run:
$ unzip connectopic_mapping.zip
$ cd connectopic_mapping
$ python setup.py sdist
Install¶
The compilation will create a dist
directory containing connectopic_mapping-0.3.0.tar.gz
. To install the package run:
$ pip install dist/connectopic_mapping-0.3.0.tar.gz


Vacation Suggestor
by: Jacob Hefley
Which of the following best describes you on a Friday night?
Bar-hopping, clubbing, partying and getting turnt.
Going to a museum, site seeing, exploring, or visiting old nostalgic areas.
Staying at home relaxing, watching TV, sitting on the computer...
What is your favorite climate?
Hot, sunny, beach weather
Temparate with 4 seasons
It's not the weather that makes the climate, it's the people who live there
What about food?
I eat organic
I try to eat organic, and shop at WholeFoods
Mostly fast food to cure a hangover
Where have you already traveled?
I haven't really had a chance to travel
I've been to Mexico and that was crazy
I want to travel all around the world
Lastly, where wouldn't you want to visit?
Anywhere boring
Some parts of the world scare me so not those
Places where women are not respected and dont even have rights as human beings
Evaluate


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layout: post
title: "#xkcd: Integration by Parts"
date: '2013-05-01T13:34:00.000-04:00'
author: Robert Sica
tags:
- xkcd
- humor
- math
modified_time: '2013-07-30T14:21:45.458-04:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-736339229338318027.post-2247382056281806074
blogger_orig_url: http://blog.purplecrowlidar.ca/2013/05/xkcd-integration-by-parts.html
---
#xkcd: Integration by Parts, or how I did every E&M problem in Jackson.


Class ActionFeedBack
A container for Feedback objects. These are objects that give visual feedback to the user while a Action is in progress. Currently you can add IGeoObjects or FeedBackPlanes that provide the feedback.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: CADability.Actions
Assembly: CADability.dll
Syntax
public class ActionFeedBack
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceAdd(IFeedBack)
Adds an IFeedBack to the list of feedback objects. The object shows in the appropriate view and the view reflects all changes of the object. Currently there are the GeoObjects and the FeedBackPlane object which support the IFeedBack interface. You could also implement your own IFeedBack objects.
Declaration
public int Add(IFeedBack feedBackObject)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IFeedBack | feedBackObject | the object to show |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 | the index in the list, may be used for Remove(Int32) |
AddSelected(IGeoObject)
Adds a GeoObject to the list of displayed objects. In contrary to Add(IFeedBack) the object is displayed in the select color and the select display mode.
Declaration
public int AddSelected(IGeoObject feedBackObject)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IGeoObject | feedBackObject | Object to add |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 | the index in the list, may be used for RemoveSelected(Int32) |
AddTransparent(IGeoObject)
Declaration
public void AddTransparent(IGeoObject feedBackObject)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IGeoObject | feedBackObject |
ClearAll()
Removes all feedback objects.
Declaration
public void ClearAll()
ClearSelected()
Removes all objects from the list of "display as selected" objects
Declaration
public void ClearSelected()
ClearTransparent()
Declaration
public void ClearTransparent()
FeedbackPoint(IFrame)
Creates a point which can be used as a feedback object. The point uses the feedback color as specified in the project settings.
Declaration
public static Point FeedbackPoint(IFrame frame)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IFrame | frame | Frame to gat access to the settings |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Point | A Point as a feedback object |
FeedbackPoint(IFrame, PointSymbol)
Declaration
public static Point FeedbackPoint(IFrame frame, PointSymbol pointSymbol)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IFrame | frame | Frame to gat access to the settings |
| PointSymbol | pointSymbol | The icon, in which the point is beiing displayed |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Point | A Point as a feedback object |
MakeModelTransparent(Boolean)
Declaration
public void MakeModelTransparent(bool transparent)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Boolean | transparent |
Remove(IFeedBack)
Removes an previously added IFeedBack from the list of feedback objects. The object is no longer displayed.
Declaration
public void Remove(IFeedBack feedBackObject)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IFeedBack | feedBackObject | Object to remove |
Remove(Int32)
Removes an IFeedBack object by its index from the list of the displayed objects.
Declaration
public void Remove(int index)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | index | Index of the object to remove |
RemoveSelected(IGeoObject)
Removes the provided and previously added object from the list of "display as selected" objects
Declaration
public void RemoveSelected(IGeoObject feedBackObject)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IGeoObject | feedBackObject | Object to remove |
RemoveSelected(Int32)
Removes the object (identified by its index) from the list of "display as selected" objects
Declaration
public void RemoveSelected(int index)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | index | index of the object to remove |
RemoveTransparent(IGeoObject)
Declaration
public void RemoveTransparent(IGeoObject feedBackObject)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IGeoObject | feedBackObject |


pysimm.cassandra module¶
-
class
pysimm.cassandra.
Cassandra
(init_sst)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Organizational object for running CASSANDRA simulation tasks. In current implementation it is able to run Canonical, Grand Canonical, and Isothermal-Isobaric Monte Carlo simulations (
GCMC
,NVT
, andNPT
, correspondingly).Parameters: - system (
System
) – molecular updated during the simulations - run_queue (list) – the list of scheduled tasks
-
add_gcmc
(obj=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Ads new simulation in grand-canonical ensemble to the run queue.
Parameters: obj – the entity that should be added. Will be ignored if it is not of a type
GCMC
Keyword Arguments: Note
- Other keyword arguments of this method will be redirected to the
McSystem
,MCSimulation
, - and
GCMC
constructors. See their descriptions for the possible keyword options.
- Other keyword arguments of this method will be redirected to the
-
add_npt_mc
(obj=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Ads new simulation in isobaric-isothermal ensemble to the run queue.
Parameters: obj – the entity that should be added. Will be ignored if it is not of a type
NPT
Keyword Arguments: Note
Other keyword arguments of this method will be redirected to the
McSystem
,MCSimulation
, andNPT
constructors. See their descriptions for the possible keyword options.
-
add_nvt
(obj=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Ads new simulation in canonical ensemble to the run queue.
Parameters: obj – the entity that should be added. Will be ignored if it is not of a type
NVT
Keyword Arguments: Note
Other keyword arguments of this method will be redirected to the
McSystem
,MCSimulation
, andNVT
constructors. See their descriptions for the possible keyword options.
-
add_simulation
(ens_type, obj=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Method for adding new Monte Carlo simulation to the run queue.
Parameters: - ens_type – Type of the molecular ensemble for the Monte-Carlo simulations. The supported options are: GCMC (Grand Canonical); NVT (canonical); NPT (isobaric-isothermal)
- obj – the entity that should be added. Will be ignored if it is not of a type
MCSimulation
Keyword Arguments: Note
Other keyword arguments of this method will be redirected to the
McSystem
andMCSimulation
constructors. See their descriptions for the possible keyword options.
-
read_input
(inp_file)[source]¶ The method parses the CASSANDRA instructions file (.inp) split it into separate instructions and analyses each according to the instruction name.
Parameters: inp_file (str) – the full relative path of the file to be read Returns: read CASSANDRA properties in the format required by GCMC
Return type: dictionary
- system (
-
class
pysimm.cassandra.
GCMC
(mc_sst=None, init_sst=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
pysimm.cassandra.MCSimulation
Initiates the specific type of Monte Carlo simulations for CASSANDRA: simulations using Grand-Canonical ensemble of particles (constant volume-temperature-chemical potential, muVT). See
MCSimulation
for the detailed description of the properties.
-
class
pysimm.cassandra.
InpProbSpec
(key, value, default, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
pysimm.cassandra.InpSpec
Extension of the
InpSpec
class that takes into account special representation of the movement probabilities in the CASSANDRA input file.
-
class
pysimm.cassandra.
InpSpec
(key, value, default, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Represents the most common object used for carrying one logical unit of the CASSANDRA simulation options
Parameters: - key (str) – the keyword of the simulation option (literally the string that goes after the # sign in CASSANDRA .inp file)
- value (object) – numerical or text values of the particular simulation option structured in a certain way. Here goes only the values that are wished to be changed (it might be just one field of a big dictionary)
- default (object) – the most complete default description of the simulation option
Keyword Arguments: - write_headers (boolean) – if the
value
is dictionary defines whether the dictionary keys should be written to the output - new_line (boolean) – if the
value
is iterable defines whether each new element will be written to the new line
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class
pysimm.cassandra.
MCSimulation
(mc_sst=None, init_sst=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Object containing the settings and the logic necessary to partially set-up an abstract Monte Carlo simulation to be submitted to the CASSANDRA software. The object also will include the simulation results once the simulations are finished.
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init_sst
¶ System
– describes the optional initial fixed molecular configuration for MC simulations (default: empty cubic box with 1 nm side length). If the particles in the system are not attributed with the flag is_fixed all of them are considered to be fixed, and will be marked with this flag, otherwise all particles with is_fixed=False will be removed.
Keyword Arguments: - out_folder (str) – the relative path of the simulation results (all .dat, .mcf, as well as .chk, ... files will go there). If the folder does not exist it will be created with 0755 permissions.
- props_file (str) – the name of the .inp file.
Note
Other keyword arguments that are accepted are the GCMC simulation settings. The keywords of the settings are the same as they are described in CASSANDRA specification but without # symbol.
For example: the keyword argument Run_Name=’my_simulation’ will set #Run_Name setting in CASSANDRA input file to my_simulation value
Parameters: - props (dictionary) – include all simulation settings to be written to the CASSANDRA .inp file
- input (str) – text stream that will be written to the CASSANDRA .inp file
- tot_sst (
System
) – object containing the results of CASSANDRA simulations
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group_by_id
(group_key='matrix')[source]¶ Method groups the atoms of the system
tot_sst
by a certain property. Will iterate through all atoms in the system and return indexes of only those atoms that match the property. Currently supports 3 properties defined by the input keyword argument argument.Keyword Arguments: group_key (str) – text constant defines the property to match. Possible keywords are:
- matrix – (default) indexes of the atoms in
fxd_sst
- rigid – indexes of all atoms that have rigid atomic bonds. It is assumed here that rigid and nonrigid atoms can interact only through intermolecular forces
- nonrigid – opposite of previous, indexes of all atoms that have nonrigid atomic bonds
Returns: string in format a1:b1 a2:b2 ... where all indexes inside [ak, bk] belongs to the selected group and array of the form [[a1, b1], [a2, b2], ...] Return type: str - matrix – (default) indexes of the atoms in
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upd_simulation
()[source]¶ Updates the
tot_sst
field using the MCSimulation.props[‘Run_Name’].chk file. Will try to parse the checkpoint file and read the coordinates of the molecules inserted by CASSANDRA. If neither of the molecules from themc_sst
can be fit to the text that was read the method will raise an exception. The fitting method:make_system
assumes that different molecules inserted by CASSANDRA have the same order of the atoms.
-
-
class
pysimm.cassandra.
McSystem
(sst, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Wrapper around the list of
System
objects. Each element in the list represents single molecule of a different specie that will be used during MC simulations. Additionally, the object is responsible for creating .dat and .mcf files needed for the simulation and reading back the CASSANDRA simulation results.-
sst
¶ list of
System
– items representing single molecules of different species to be inserted by CASSANDRA. If the sst is a list (not a single value) it is assumed that all of the following properties are synchronized with it by indexes.
-
chem_pot
¶ list of int – chemical potential for each specie [Joule/mol]
Keyword Arguments: - max_ins (list of int) – defines the highest possible number of molecules of corresponding specie. Basing on these values CASSANDRA allocates memory for simulations. (default: 5000).
- is_rigid (list of boolean) – defines whether the atoms in the particular molecule should be marked as rigid or not. Important! In current implementation the module doesn’t support flexible molecule angles, so the is_rigid=False is designed to be used exclusively for single bead molecules.
Parameters: - made_ins (list of int) – number of particles of each specie inserted by CASSANDRA.
- mcf_file (list of str) – defines full relative names of molecule configuration files (.mcf) required by CASSANDRA. Files will be created automatically.
- frag_file (list of str) – defines full relative names of possible relative configuration files (.dat) required by CASSANDRA. Files will be created automatically.
-
make_system
(text_output)[source]¶ Parses the checkpoint (.chk) file made by CASSANDRA and creates new molecules basing on the new coordinates information. Assumes that all atoms of a certain molecule are listed in .chk file together (molecule identifiers are not mixed).
Note
The logic of comparison of the xyz-like text record from the .chk file with the
System
object is most straightforward: It is the consecutive comparison of particle names and first letters (before the white space) in the text record. In this implementation order matters! For example, for CO2, if in the system atoms are ordered as C-O-O and in the text they are ordered as O-C-O fit will fail.Parameters: text_output (str) – text stream from the CASSANDRA .chk file containing the coordinates of newly inserted molecules Returns: object containing all newly inserted molecules Return type: System
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update_frag_record
(frag_record)[source]¶ For each specie in the system creates the single configuration .dat file required for CASSANDRA simulation.
Parameters: - frag_record – dictionary containing the .dat file names and their ids. The dictionary is to be assigned to
- property of the MC simulation ('Molecule_Files') –
Returns: updated dictionary
Return type: dictionary
-
update_props
(props)[source]¶ For each specie in the system creates the .mcf file required for CASSANDRA simulation.
Parameters: props (dictionary) – contains the .mcf file names and maximally allowed number of molecules insertions. The dictionary is to be assigned to ‘Molecule_Files’ property of the MC simulation Returns: updated input dictionary Return type: props
-
-
class
pysimm.cassandra.
McfWriter
(syst, file_ref)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Object responsible for creating the CASSANDRA Molecular Configuration file (.mcf).
-
file_ref
¶ str – full relative path to the file that will be created
-
empty_line
= '0'¶
-
-
class
pysimm.cassandra.
NPT
(mc_sst=None, init_sst=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
pysimm.cassandra.MCSimulation
Initiates the specific type of Monte Carlo simulations for CASSANDRA: simulations using Isobaric-Isothermal ensemble of particles (NPT). See
MCSimulation
for the detailed description of the properties.
-
class
pysimm.cassandra.
NVT
(mc_sst=None, init_sst=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
pysimm.cassandra.MCSimulation
Initiates the specific type of Monte Carlo simulations for CASSANDRA: simulations using Canonical ensemble of particles (constant volume-temperature-number of particles, NVT). See
MCSimulation
for the detailed description of the properties.


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The difference between the two was not clear to me in the begining. I was thinking, wow I have two identifiers that I can use to specifiy different styles. At first I was having alot of trouble referencing IDs and Classes in my CSS file, until I had a peer pairing session with Tim Steele, on the CSS/ blog template challenge. He told me the different ways to access both of my stylesheet, first off IDs are referenced with a '#', and Classes are referenced with a '.'(period).
So then I thought: Great! now I know how to refernce different classes and IDs in my stylesheet!..... But wait a minute, why are there two different and unique identifiers? Surely there has to be a reason for this. Then I did some further research into the subject. From the internet I found that it is suggested (but so far doesn't seem required) that elements that use the ID identifier are for very specific situations in which you want something that shows up once in the page. (eg. the title, navigation bar, logo, etc...) and by contrast, the class identifier is for elements that are repeatedly used multiple times on the same page.
In conclusion, I feel more confident about CSS, knowing the difference between the two types. I still don't know any concrete reason why you couldn't use the two interchangably, it must be something that is noticable when the website grows bigger and the CSS file is linked from more HTML pages.


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As one of the initiatives of “MOCA Spike 150: Running Forward with our stories” beginning on April 1st and continuing through October, we will be posting 150 stories (one each weekday) that each tells a vital piece of Chinese American history. These stories could be about people, events, organizations, etc. each will not only allow people to see unexhibited artifacts from MOCA collection but also slowly begin to piece together the puzzle that is the Chinese American experience. All the stories will be in bilingual format. Please be sure to visit this page daily to learn a new fact and support MOCA’s mission to preserve the history of Chinese in America.
作为”MOCA Spike 150: Running Forward with our stories“的倡议之一，从4月1日开始到10月底，我们将发布150个馆藏故事（每个工作日发布一个故事），其中每个故事都是美国华裔历史的重要篇章。这些故事可能涉及人、事件、组织等，不仅展示了MOCA馆藏中还没有被展出过的馆藏品，而且还一件件开始慢慢地拼凑出整个美国华人历史交织的经历。 每篇故事都将以图文并茂的方式用中英双语呈现。请每天访问此页面阅读新故事，并支持MOCA保存在美华人历史的使命。
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{% extends "futuschedule/base.html" %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block title %}Submitted Scheduling Requests{% endblock %} {% block body %}
Every time you select a group of one or more people and request new schedules
to be created, your request is added to this list.
After all the calendar events are created, it will link to the individual
schedules.
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Service Worker
Service Worker provides the ability to hijack network request and manipulate it. By default, when Subresource Integrity is enabled, resource will fail to load if hash does not match. This will cause the web app to perform incorrectly. In helping with Service Worker, the strategy can be made so that when resource on CDN fail to load, the backup resource, which located on own server for example, can be used instead.
This demo page illustrates how it works: On initial view, you should see both script and stylesheet fail to load, as the hash isn't correct. However, when Service Worker successfully installed, it will attempt to use the backup resource instead when catching the request error. And you should then see everything loaded correctly.
If you enable Bypass for network configuration in DevTool of Chrome, you will see both resources fail again.
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avg_grad = 0.0
for X_y in minibatch(train_data, bs=batch_size):
batch = model.train(X_y)
if str(batch.loss) == "nan":
raise Exception(batch.gradient)
train_loss += batch.loss
avg_grad += batch.l1_gradient
//avg_grad += sum(abs(g) for g in batch.gradient) / model.model.nr_weight
n_correct = sum(y[model.predict(x).guess] == 0 for x, y in dev_data)
After Change
train_loss = 0.0
avg_grad = 0.0
for text, label in train_data:
eg = model.train(text, label)
//print(list(model.layers[-1])[1])
train_loss += eg.loss
avg_grad += model.l1_gradient
n_correct = sum(model.predict(x).guess == y for x, y in dev_data)


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First read the puzzle's description, then use the clues in unison with the logic grid below to mark what items/names correspond with each other. Click the marker button to change from an X marker (gray) to the O marker(green). The green marker determines what the correct answer. While the X marker does not need to be placed on the board in order to win.
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- __init__(self, n=2)
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- Read ngram model from filename.
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decreasing.
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| > The Unit Test Framework > User's guide > Test module initialization |
There are two tasks that you may need to perform before actual testing can start:
在开始真正的测试之前你有两件任务要做：
The function dedicated for this purpose is called the test module initialization function. Alternatively you can
employ global fixtures, covered in details, including differences in two approaches, in
the section called “Fixtures”.
用于这个目的的函数被称为测试模块初始化函数。
或者你可以使用全局的夹具，两者之间不同的细节在 “Fixture” 部分。
The UTF requires you to implement the test module initialization function. The test runner supplied with the static
library or single-header variants of the UTF requires the specific function specification. The test runner supplied
with the dynamic library variant of the UTF requires the specific initialization function signature only.
UTF 需要你实现测试模块初始化函数。
UTF 静态库或单头文件用法中提供的测试运行器需要指定特定签名的函数。
UTF 动态库用法提供的测试运行器只需要特定初始化函数的签名。(???)
For many test modules you don't need to do any custom initialization
and test tree construction is automated. In this case you don't really need the initialization function and
the UTF provides a way to automatically generate an empty one for you.
对于很多测试模块来说，并不需要自定义初始化，测试树的构造也是自动完成的。
在这种情况下你并不真的需要初始化函数，并且 UTF 提供了自动生成空初始化函数的能力。
Original design of the UTF supported the manual test tree construction only. Later versions introduced the
automated registration of test units. In later versions of the UTF the original initialization function
specification became inconvenient and unnecessary unsafe. So the alternative initialization function specification
was introduced. This change is not backward compatible. The test runners supplied with the static library and
single-header variants of the UTF by default still require original initialization function specification, but
support compilation flags that switch to the alternative one. The test
runner supplied with dynamic library variant of the UTF requires new specification and doesn't support
original one. The plan is to deprecate the original initialization function specification in one of the future
releases and ultimately to stop supporting it.
UTF 的最初设计只支持手动构造测试树。其后的版本引入了测试用例的自动注册。
在 UTF 的后来版本中，最初的初始化函数定义变得不方便、不必要、不安全了。
所以引入了后备的初始化函数定义。这个变化不是后向兼容的。
静态库和单头文件用法中提供的测试运行器仍然默认使用原先的初始化函数定义，但支持通过编译标签选择后备函数。
动态库用法提供的测试运行器需要新的定义，不支持原先的。
在将来的某个版本将废弃到最初的初始化函数定义，并最终停止支持。
The initialization function invocation is monitored by the UTF the same way as all the test cases. An unexpected
exception or system error detected during initialization function invocation is treated as initialization error and
is reported as such.
就像测试用例一样，初始化函数同样被 UTF 监控调用。
在初始化函数调用期间检查到的未预期的异常或系统错误被当作初始化错误对待并报告。
The original design of the UTF initialization requires you to implement the function with the following
specification:
UTF 最初的设计中需要你实现如下签名的函数：
boost::unit_test::test_suite
* init_unit_test_suite( int argc, char* argv[] );
In original design of the UTF this function was intended to initialize and return a master test suite. The null
value was considered an initialization error. The current design of the UTF maintains master test suite instance
internally and does not treat the null result value as an initialization error. In fact it's recommended to
return null value always and register test units in the master test suite using the regular test suite add
interface. The only way to indicate an initialization error is to throw the
boost::unit_test::framework::setup_error
exception.
在 UTF 的最初设计中，这个函数需要进行初始化并返回主测试套件。
空值被认为初始化错误。UTF 现在的设计在内部维护主测试套件，
并且不再认为空返回值是初始化错误。
事实上，现在总是推荐返回空值，并使用常用的测试套件添加接口来将测试套件注册到主测试套件中。
表明初始化错误的惟一方法是抛出 boost::unit_test::framework::setup_error
异常。
The initialization function parameters argc, argv provide the command line arguments specified during test
module invocation. It's guarantied that any framework-specific command line arguments are excluded. To be
consisted with the alternative initialization function specification it's recommended though to access the
command line arguments using the master test suite interface.
初始化函数参数 argc、argv 提供了在调用测试模块时定义的命令行参数。
框架相关的命令已经被排除。
现在推荐使用主测试套件接口取得命令行参数，这样可以和备选的初始化函数定义保持一致。
The alternative design of the UTF initialization requires you to implement a function with the following
specification:
UTF 的初始化备选设计需要你实现如下签名的函数：
bool init_unit_test();
The result value of this function indicates whether or not initialization was successful. To register test
units in a master test suite use the test suite add interface. To access command line arguments use the master
test suite interface. It's guarantied that any framework-specific command line arguments are excluded.
返回值说明初始化成功与否。要将测试单元注册到主测试套件中，使用测试套件添加接口。
使用主测试套件接口取得命令行参数。任何与框架有关的命令行参数都已经被排除了。
The test runner interface needs to refer to the initialization function signature. The UTF provides the typedef
that resolves to proper signature in all configurations:
测试运行器接口需要引用初始化函数签名。UTF 提供了如下的 typedef 来确定在所有配置中的合适签名：
namespace boost { namespace unit_test { #ifdef BOOST_TEST_ALTERNATIVE_INIT_API typedef bool (*init_unit_test_func)(); #else typedef test_suite* (*init_unit_test_func)( int, char* [] ); #endif } }
To automatically generate an empty test module initialization function you need to define
BOOST_TEST_MAIN before including the
boost/test/unit_test.hpp
header. The value of this define is ignored.
Alternatively you can define the macro BOOST_TEST_MODULE to be equal to
any string (not necessarily in quotes). This macro causes the same result as
BOOST_TEST_MAIN, and in addition the macro value becomes the name of the
master test suite.
为了自动生成空的测试模块初始化函数，需要在包含
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For a test module consisting of multiple source files you have to define these flags in a single test file only.
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Susan Granger's review of "8 MM" (Columbia Pictures)
The "MM" stands for millimeter, as in film, but it could also mean murky melodrama because that's what this is.  Nicolas Cage, who often specializes in weird, off-beat characters ("Face/Off," "Wild at Heart," "Leaving Las Vegas"), plays a low-key family man, a "surveillance specialist"or private detective, from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, who becomes involved with the estate of a rich, recently deceased tycoon when the man's widow finds a mysterious reel of film in her husband's safe. It appears to be an illegal snuff film - that is, the lurid, brutal slaughter of a teenage-girl by a man wearing a leather mask and wielding a machete. (You only see a brief glimpse of the actual snuff footage since the movie initially received an NC-17 rating and had to be trimmed for a more acceptable R-rating.) Cage's job is to investigate and a porn-store clerk - that's Joaquin Phoenix - becomes his guide to the dark, sleazy underworld. Dark is an operative word here because most of the film is dimly lit. Not only is the subject matter distasteful and depressing, but there is nothing original about the way the film is presented. The way Cage reacts while watching the horrifying snuff film parallels George C. Scott's reaction in "Hardcore" (1979) and film buffs will spot subsequent resemblances to "Taxi Driver," and "Seven." The bizarre characters are implausible, undeveloped, and unintentionally funny at times. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "8 MM" is a kinky, grisly 1. Unsavory and unpleasant: violence against women is not entertainment.
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A meta programming question: How would one recreate trace_state
without using the built in formatter for the tactic_state
type? I'm mostly interested in getting information found in trace_state
, i.e. the context and targets for the other goals besides the current one, and not in the actual recreation of the trace_state. This code for example gets all the information for the current goal, but not for the other goals:
meta def trace_current_goal : tactic unit := do goal ← tactic.target, local_cxt ← tactic.local_context, local_cxt_types ← list.mmap tactic.infer_type local_cxt, let s := "Goal: " ++ (to_string goal) ++ "\nLocal Context: "++ (to_string local_cxt) ++ "\nLocal Context Types: " ++(to_string local_cxt_types), tractic.trace s, return ()
@Jason Rute tactic.target
is a shorthand for (list.head <$> get_goals) >>= infer_type
. If you want the other goals, call get_goals
directly
@Mario Carneiro how do I get the local_context for the other goals? What is tactic.local_context
shorthand for? Is this documented anywhere?
local_context
is implemented in c++, it's hard coded to give the context of the first goal. I'm not 100% sure this is robust, but you can typically do something like this (build whatever data structure you want instead of tracing).
example : true ∧ ∀ x : ℕ, true := by do `[refine ⟨_, λ i, _⟩], -- give ourselves two goals with different local contexts trace_state, gs ← get_goals, gs.mmap' $ λ g, set_goals [g] >> local_context >>= trace, set_goals gs, trace_state
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Sleepy Hollow (1999) 111m
Did you ever see that short Disney cartoon when you were a kid, the one about the Headless Horseman? Do you remember the wild finale, a mixture of scary slapstick, which had Ichabod Crane galloping for dear life towards the bridge that marked that essential piece of childhood myth, the Line Of Safety. Tim Burton remembers, and I find it perfectly suitable that the former (though briefly-tenured) Disney animator should produce a live-action elaboration of that short piece. Here's another gem from the Burton repertoire, and one which few others would have attempted in this day and age: a good old-fashioned horror film.
Set firmly in the 18th century and occupying a universe all of its own (although strongly derived from the Hammer films of the late 60s and early 70s), SLEEPY HOLLOW succeeds because it refuses the self-deprecating concessions film-makers almost seem obliged to put in their films nowadays. No one-liners. No provision for a sequel. Its only nudge to the audience is a well-timed millennium reference (and, intentionally or not, a couple of images from THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS and PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE, the visages of Jack Skellington and Large Marge respectively) and state-of-the-art FX notwithstanding, the end result could pass muster as some sort of lost classic unearthed in the Hammer Studio vaults - it even has that distinct indigo hue and those washed-out faces. This movie is so out-of-era that it's simply wonderful: not exactly a homage, not even a revision - it's just a crackling good Gothic Yarn. New York constable Ichabod Crane (Johnny Depp), is sent to the small agrarian township of Sleepy Hollow to investigate a recent spate of decapitation murders. The townsfolk blame a local legend, which Depp airily dismisses - at first. A first-hand encounter with the Horseman quickly turns him into a believer. Depp's transition from rational scientific enquiry to supernatural and arcane lore works seamlessly into the story: it doesn't seem wrong to us that he should 'switch sides' so easily, integrating a little of both into his investigation. The seeds have already been planted, after all, in the skewed flashbacks to his childhood (although that haunted child reminded me more of a young Burton than a young Depp), so the appearance of Crane as a well-attired adult investigator poking around crime scenes in gloomy forests is no more peculiar to us than it would be if we were watching an episode of a protean X-FILES.
The concerns of the plot are duly interspersed with Horror intrusions (and how Burton loves to see those severed heads roll!) but by its finale SLEEPY HOLLOW has let slip its full melodramatic glory. The usual lightning flashes and explosions of shattering glass easily become the type of genre standards that are included only because they're expected, but by the time you have sat through ninety minutes of SLEEPY HOLLOW, the clichés are no longer clichés. Every swirling mass of leaves and gout of blood conspires to produce a cinematic, gothic opera: the Headless Horseman is brutal and frightening; the sky is perpetually grey or stormy; the trees are black and twisted; everything outside is muted with dampness; the scenes of the countryside, the feasts, the cornshocks, the windmills and the kitchens are reminiscent of Dutch and Flemish masters; similarly the striking faces of the cast could also have been lifted from portraits (although I wish Christina Ricci had been left with her raven tresses instead of those blonde curls), indicating that Burton's visual sense of the film was inspired by paintings. Irrespective of its reference points, SLEEPY HOLLOW is its own entity. But if it's "supposed" to be a Hammer film, a recreation of 17th-century art, or post-Disney trauma, then I'll vote for the last on that list - if only to tantalize myself with the possibility that Burton might have something to say about the shooting of Old Yeller or the death of Bambi's mom in his future projects.
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Imperial BMI Formula
Bash
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require 'bmi' bmi = BMI.new data = [] data[0]='-W 189.597' data[1]='-B 69.6850' bmi.calc(data) Your body mass index is: 27 You are 9% over your ideal weight Overweight
Metric Imperial BMI Formula
Bash
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Rails
require 'bmi' bmi = BMI.new data = [] data[0]='-w 86' data[1]='-b 1.77' bmi.calc(data) Your body mass index is: 27 You are 9% over your ideal weight Overweight
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expected = self.group.regularize(point)
atol = RTOL
norm = np.linalg.norm(expected)
if norm != 0:
atol = RTOL * norm
self.assertTrue(np.allclose(result, expected, atol=atol))
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point)
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if element_type not in self.angles_close_to_pi:
self.assertTrue(np.allclose(result, expected))
else:
inv_expected = - expected
self.assertTrue(np.allclose(result, expected)
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HTML content of the next page's button.
HTML class on the wrapping ul
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Try to link the pager with the table, or bind the vuejs-datatable::ready
event to watch for new tables addition.
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EigValSym - Compute the eigenvalues of a real symmetric matrix.
SYNOPSIS
SUBROUTINE EigValSym ( AIN, N, EVAL, UL ) REAL*8 AIN(N, N), EVAL(N) INTEGER N CHARACTER, OPTIONAL UL
DESCRIPTION
EigValSym will calculate the eigenvalues of a real symmetric matrix. By default, only the upper portion of the matrix is used, but this can be changed by the optional argument UL. The eigenvalues are sorted from largest to smallest.
ARGUMENTS
AIN (input) REAL*8, DIMENSION (N, N) The input real symmetric matrix. By default, only the upper portion of the matrix is used. N (input) INTEGER The rank of the matrix AIN. EVAL (output) REAL*8, DIMENSION (N) The eigenvalues of AIN, sorted from largest to smallest. UL (input) CHARACTER, OPTIONAL If "U" then the upper portion of the matrix AIN will be used (default). If "L" then the lower portion of the matrix AIN will be used.
NOTES
This routine requires the matrix algebra packages BLAS and LAPACK which are available at <http://www.netlib.org/lapack/> and <http://www.netlib.org/blas/>, respectively.
SEE ALSO
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Today, i took a deeper look into web companion and the new battlefield forums.
And it definetely reminds me to the beginning of battlelog.
The service is not optimized and missing a LOT of features.
So, there is a lot of potential to improve it. And also with 2.5k online users in the forums the userbase is quite big.
Should i start making something like "Better Web Battlefield"?
Hmmmm....
To be honest, i don't know what i should do...
Meaurk
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I think that everything what keeps BBLog "alive" is more than welcome! :) So IMO, yes.. please change, add or create it.
ArnoldLayne
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BBC - Better Battlefield Companion :D
I'm here if you need!!
3rd3y3master
i cant help on a developmental state but i would LOVE LOVE LOOOOOVE a web companion that lets me check the bf4 CAREER I HAVE IT HAS THE OPTION BUT IT SAYS ITS COMING SOON BUT THATS BEEN OVER A YEAR I FEEL DICE AN EA GAVE UP ON US BF4 PLAYERS AN I FEEL AN HEAR ITS A BETYTER GAME THAN BF1 SO YES GUYS HELP MAKE THAT DAMN APP BETTER MY computer caps locked at wierd times but im not retyping this sorry
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ORFK
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ORFK
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ohh wow :-D this topic is about two years old XD ignore my first answer :-D


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Snapchat’s ‘Bob Marley filter’ typifies the exploitation of the superstar as just a weed smoker, yet this act, as in all his life and music, was intensely political
hough hardly surprising, the simplistic reduction of Bob Marley to the personification of a giant, fat spliff has long been misleading. For essentially, his weed smoking is a minor plot in what has made the reggae king the biggest musical star in the world. It was hardly what drove Zimbabwe’s freedom fighters to find inspiration in his work: that was Marley’s true rebel spirit, revealed in his devastatingly accurate depictions of ghetto life and official oppression and corruption – the pain of Slave Driver, the rage of Rebel Music, the fury of Them Belly Full (But We Hungry), and the verbatim recording of Haile Selassie’s speech to the UN in War.
Selassie is Rastafari’s divine figure. And the truer, politically radical image of Bob Marley is interwoven with his own standing as the prophet of Rastafarianism, that odd, amorphous religion that could perhaps only have emerged from the mysterious island of Jamaica, whose permanent ganja fumes permeate the creed’s unwritten philosophy. One of Rastafari’s principal tenets is the smoking of marijuana, which it names “herb”, endowing it with Biblical sanction, as in Psalm 104: “He causeth the grass to grow for the cattle, and herb for the service of man.” As Marley himself put it: “Herb is a plant. Herb is good for everything,” clearly not referring to coriander.
Marley’s stoner god image has gained great traction, especially in the US. And this college dorm poster representation was again highlighted on Wednesday, 420 Day, by chat app Snapchat’s “Bob Marley filter”. This permitted users to have Marley’s picture superimposed over their own profile picture – some considered it a digital equivalent of “blackface”.
What makes this controversy more confusing is the news that the lens for this visual trickery was developed with the collusion of the Bob Marley estate. So a subtext here would appear to be an element of marketing for Marley Natural, the company launched by his family in Los Angeles 10 weeks ago to create and market cannabis products and accessories.
Some assume Marley would not approve. Yet the reggae superstar had a well of intelligent pragmatism, and never undersold himself when it came to promoting an alliance with marijuana. And the Bob Marley estate – his family, essentially – are playing a larger game, giving his fans what many of them want.
Let’s not forget: far more so than now, smoking weed was once considered an act of great rebellion. And Island Records, which bankrolled Marley at the instigation of its proprietor Chris Blackwell, was always astute at tapping into the zeitgeist.
When Rastaman Vibration, his US top 10 breakthrough album, was released 40 years ago this month, the inside of the gatefold sleeve – originally strewn with card divots to create a bumpy texture – contained a message declaring: “This album jacket is great for cleaning herb.” (Even in 1976, this seemed a little knowingly coy.)
Marijuana always was part of the marketing of Marley: there are libraries full of pictures of him smoking spliffs. The cover of Catch a Fire, his first album on Island Records, when still part of the Wailers’ trio, replicated a Zippo lighter, complete with hinge that risked scratching your vinyl copy.
The first time I met Marley, in 1979 at his Kingston headquarters of 56 Hope Road, where gunmen had tried to kill him three years previously, he almost straight away handed me a spliff; even then I questioned whether this was to live up to the perceived vision of himself.
But a few minutes later we were on our way to the Gun court, then situated in a prison compound. There, in the governor’s office, I watched him plead for clemency for an inmate.


Intro
For this usability analysis, I will be outlining Uzbekistan Airways. Uzbekistan Airway is, as its name suggests, is an airline. The primary business is flight travel and as such, websites proving any service should be easy to navigate and have a clear, understandable UI for customers to be able to purchase services and goods. For this reason, I will analyze these four key criteria: navigation, clear content, mobile development, and visual hierarchy.
Navigation
Most if not all airline websites give users the ability to sign up for accounts to track their flights, rewards, and other information related to the airline and flights. When navigating to Uzbekistan Airway’s website it would appear as if they do not grant this opportunity to users. Sign in/sign up links and boxes are generally displayed near the top right of the page.
On this page, users will have to navigate to the “UzAirPlus” tab, where a set of menu options will be displayed. From there, users can click “Become a member” or “My account.”
Compare this with Alaska Airlines website and we can see a stark difference. To access an account or sign up for one, users can navigate to the top right of the screen where it is easily accessible.
To easily remedy this inconvenience, Uzbekistan Airways could create easy access links next to their search box as there is quite a bit of real estate in that section of their page. Aside from a few issues with placement of content and perhaps having a problem of having too many options, this page has a fairly straight forward navigation.
Clear Content
It seems unfair to judge an airline from Uzbekistan with a western perspective. However, on a general usability level, I found that the main service that was being promoted was presented to customers in a confusing manner. For example, if I wanted to book a flight from New York (JFK) to Tashkent (TAS) on the days the airline has available flights, there is a wide range of fares and it’s not clear to me why there is such a range. Finding flights was easy enough but picking between different fares? Not so much.
The easiest difference to discern is the jump from economy class to business class, this is common amongst all airlines. What is confusing is why there are one “promo economy class”, four “excursion economy class” and one “basic economy class,” all with different fares ranging from $478.80 USD to $938.70 USD for the same exact flight.
Alaska Airlines also has multiple fare classes but on the booking screen, it is clearly laid out that there are 3 different fares: saver, main, and first class with prices corresponding to the fare as well as alternate flights.
Mobile Development
At first glance, the mobile version of Uzbekistan Airway’s page looks good. The menu is condensed into a 3 x 3 grid with images and text that clearly state what it’s intended use is for. I prefer the mobile page over the desktop version. The difference between the two being how “loud” the page is.
On mobile, the page displays the crucial elements. The page looks uniform with the grid laid out with blue menu boxes. On desktop, there is juxtaposition of empty space and crowded space which results in an uneven flow to the page. I would imagine to the average user; the focus of this page is the menu section and the top navigation bar. The rest of the page seems to be full of unnecessary logos, images, and information that would be suited for a dedicated sub-page.
In this instance, the mobile development highlights issues that the desktop version suffers from. If there is one thing I would suggest in improving the mobile UI, it would be to place the menu item “Tickets online” on the top left. I found myself wandering to the top left to find out where I could book tickets but instead found the flight timetable, while useful, not what I wanted.
Visual Hierarchy
Lets talk about something that I think this page nails and that is visual hierarchy. Users follow an F-pattern when scanning a page and this page is laid out in such a way to maximize this. We can see this as the navigation bar is strewn across the top. Below that is the main content which is the searching and booking flight menu.
The "meat" of the page is located on the left hand side, an area where we draw our attention to. It took me a while to realize that even though I was on the EN page, some of the content was in Uzbek. I didn't pay attention to the right hand side of the page.
This page follows a lot of industry standard conventions such as logos situated on the top left, F-pattern layout, and the bottom portion of the page dedicated to important (but information/links not important to the "user experience"). Like I mentioned earlier, it might be better to trunacate some of the excess elements of the page and focus on the main content for clean visual implementation.
Conclusions
Honestly, if we apply usability guidelines to any website, good or bad, we could probably go in an endless cycle of optimizing in accordance to what we see fit. A lot of my suggestions and issues with Uzbekistan Airways' website can be seen as nitpicks, to which I completely understand. In the end, this airline's website works and for a lot of people, that's all that matters.
My understanding of "good design" could differ from others so it seems like a moot point to try and appease everyone (think of all the time that would go into design and implementation if that was the case!). I think the main goal here is to find something that works and apply changes if the benefits outweigh the amount of work that goes into it.