The community engagement team works on implementing fun events and activities for the Magnify community as well as keeping the Slack a friendly and welcoming place.
Andrew Munteanu is a 10th grade student in Romania, he loves web design and advocating for mental health, which is why he works as a Mentor and web development leader at Magnify Wellness.
Vedika Kothari is a sophomore in Los Angeles, California and hopes to pursue a career in computer science. She holds the position of Director of Social Media Team at Magnify Wellness. She also enjoys taking part in Model United Nations, as well as her school’s coding club. In her free time, Vedika enjoys doing Bollywood dance, spending time with her dog, as well as travelling around the world with her family!
Ella is a high school student from the Bay Area of California. She joined Magnify Wellness to help promote equal access to mental health resources for everyone especially to those struggling due COVID-19 stay-at-home orders.
Nora VanRees is a high school sophomore at the Vancouver School of Arts and Academics in Washington State. At Magnify, she serves as the Director of Mental Health Changemakers, executive secretary, and more. In her free time, Nora enjoys volunteering and writing.
Sanya Gupta is a senior at a high school near Seattle and hopes to pursue astrophysics and applied math, she currently interns at UW in the Brunton Lab. As the Director of Social Media and a mentor, Sanya is a mental health advocate, especially in underrepresented communities, and hopes to bridge the gap between STEM and mental health (also, fun fact, Sanya loves finding new forms of caffeine to consume).
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Coco is a grade 8 student at St. Johns School. She lives in Vancouver west, BC Canada. Her hobbies are playing the piano, cello, and singing. Coco also enjoys physical activities like volleyball and basketball. Coco also likes to explore the things she is interested in.


"use strict";
var _ = require('lodash'),
Lens;
/**
* A `Lens` is a construct that allows you to 'peer into' some structure and operate on sub-parts of it. A `Lens` supports
* three basic operations:
*
* 1. `get`, which takes an object and gets a piece of it,
* 2. `map`, which takes an object and maps a function over it, and
* 3. `set`, which takes an object and sets it to some value.
*
* To construct a `Lens`, you must provide both a `get` function and an `map` function. `set` is a special case of `map`, so you
* don't need to explicitly define it.
*
* As a simple example, the following constructs a `Lens` that focuses on the first element of an array:
*
* ```javascript
* var headLens = new Lens (
* function (arr) { return arr[0]; },
* function (arr, func) {
* var newArr = _.deepClone(arr); // Lenses should operate on immutable data, don't modify original array
* newArr[0] = func(newArr[0]); // Apply a user-specified function to the head of the array and set the first element
* return newArr; // Return the modified array
* }
* );
* ```
*
* Any user-constructed lenses are expected to obey the Lens laws, as follows:
*
* 1. set-get (you get what you put in): `lens.get(a, lens.set(a, b)) = b`
* 2. get-set (putting what is there doesn't change anything): `lens.set(a, lens.get(a)) = a`
* 3. set-set (setting twice is the same as setting once): `lens.set(c, lens.set(b, a)) = lens.set(c, a)`
*
* These laws ensure that the getting and setting behavior make sense in the usual way.
*
* @param {function} get Get the value you want from the structure
* @param {function} map Map a function map the value and return the modified structure
* @param {object} flags Additional properties to add to `Lens` if specified
* @returns {Lens}
* @constructor
*/
Lens = function (get, map, flags) {
var self = this;
// guard against no `new`
if (!(self instanceof Lens)) {
return new Lens(get, map, flags);
}
self._flags = flags || {};
self._get = get;
self._over = map;
return self;
};
/**
* Get the value this `Lens` focuses on from an object
*
* @param {*} obj The object to run the `Lens` on
* @returns {*}
*/
Lens.prototype.get = function (obj) {
return this._get(obj || this._view);
};
/**
* Run a function over the view of the `Lens` and return the modified structure
*
* @param {*} obj The object to run the `Lens` on
* @param {function} func The function to call on the view of the Lens
* @returns {Lens}
*/
Lens.prototype.map = function (obj, func) {
// If a view exists and a second argument isn't provided, use the view.
if (this._view && !func) {
return this._over(this._view, obj);
}
return this._over(obj, func);
};
/**
* Set the view of the `Lens` to something new and return the modified structure
*
* @param {*} obj The object to run the Lens on
* @param {*} val The value to set
* @returns {Lens}
*/
Lens.prototype.set = function (obj, val) {
// If a view exists, and a second argument isn't provided, set the view.
if (this._view && !val) {
return this._over(this._view, _.constant(obj));
}
return this._over(obj, _.constant(val));
};
/**
* Force the `Lens` to `view` a new object
*
* @param {*} view The object to view a Lens on
* @return {Lens} this
*/
Lens.prototype.view = function (view) {
this._view = view;
return this;
};
/**
* Reset the view of the `Lens`.
*
* @return {Lens} this
*/
Lens.prototype.blur = function () {
this._view = null;
return this;
};
/**
* Get any extra set options in a Lens
*
* @returns {*}
*/
Lens.prototype.getFlags = function () {
return this._flags;
};
/**
* Compose this lens with another `Lens`
*
* @param {Lens} otherLens The `Lens` to compose this one with
* @returns {Compose}
*/
Lens.prototype.compose = function (otherLens) {
var Compose = require('./combinator/Compose');
return new Compose(this, otherLens, _.extend(this.getFlags(), otherLens.getFlags()));
};
/**
* Compose this lens with many other Lenses, specified by an array in which to order them.
*
* @param otherLenses
* @returns {Lens}
*/
Lens.prototype.composeMany = function (otherLenses) {
var lens = this;
_.forEach(otherLenses, function (otherLens) {
lens = lens.compose(otherLens);
});
return lens;
};
/**
* Add a new focus to this `Lens` by providing another `Lens` with which to focus with.
*
* @param otherLens The `Lens` to add to this `Lens`
* @returns {MultiLens}
*/
Lens.prototype.add = function (otherLens) {
var MultiLens = require('./combinator/MultiLens');
return new MultiLens([this, otherLens], _.extend(this.getFlags(), otherLens.getFlags()));
};
/**
* Add many new focuses to this `Lens` by providing an array of other lenses to focus with.
*
* @param otherLenses
* @returns {Lens}
*/
Lens.prototype.addMany = function (otherLenses) {
var lens = this;
_.forEach(otherLenses, function (otherLens) {
lens = lens.add(otherLens);
});
return lens;
};
module.exports = Lens;


[
dp
math
]
Leetcode 0062. Unique Paths
https://leetcode.com/problems/unique-paths
1. Dynamic programming solution
One way to solve this problem is to use dynamic programming: define by dp[i][j]
number of ways to reach point (i,j)
. How can we reach it, there are two options:
- We can reach it from above
(i, j-1)
. - We can reach it from the left:
(i-1, j)
.
That is all! We just evaluate dp[i][j] = dp[i-1][j] + dp[i][j-1]
Complexity: time comlexity is O(mn)
, space complexity is O(mn)
, which can be improved to O(min(m,n))
.
class Solution:
def uniquePaths(self, m, n):
dp = [[1] * n for _ in range(m)]
for i,j in product(range(1,m),range(1,n)):
dp[i][j] = dp[i-1][j] + dp[i][j-1]
return dp[-1][-1]
2. Math solution
Note, that we need to make overall n + m - 2
steps, and exactly m - 1
of them need to be right moves and n - 1
down steps. By definition this is numbef of combinations to choose n - 1
elements from n + m - 2
.
Complexity: time complexity is O(m+n)
, space complexity is O(1)
.
class Solution:
def uniquePaths(self, m, n):
return factorial(m+n-2)//factorial(m-1)//factorial(n-1)
If you like the solution, you can upvote it on leetcode discussion section: Problem 0062


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Juul sued for privacy violations over customer biometric data
by Peter BlumbergJuul Labs Inc. was sued for collecting biometric data from its online customers as a method of verifying they are legally old enough to buy vaping products.
The company was accused in a complaint filed Thursday in Illinois of violating a state law that requires consumer consent for companies to gather sensitive biometric data.
WeWork was hit this week with a similar class-action complaint over its alleged used of facial scans to track people in its shared office spaces without informed written consent, which plaintiffs claim is a violation of the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act.


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java.lang.Object com.hp.hpl.jena.reasoner.rulesys.Functor
public class Functor
A functor comprises a functor name and a list of arguments. The arguments are Nodes of any type except functor nodes (there is no functor nesting). Functors play three roles in rules - in heads they represent actions (procedural attachement); in bodies they represent builtin predicates; in TriplePatterns they represent embedded structured literals that are used to cache matched subgraphs such as restriction specifications.
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static class |
Functor.FunctorDatatype
Inner class. |
| Field Summary | |
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static Filter |
acceptFilter
A static Filter instance that detects triples with Functor objects |
| Constructor Summary | |
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Functor(java.lang.String name,
java.util.List args)
Constructor. |
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Functor(java.lang.String name,
java.util.List args,
BuiltinRegistry registry)
Constructor |
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Functor(java.lang.String name,
Node[] args)
Constructor. |
| Method Summary | |
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boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object obj)
Equality is based on structural comparison |
boolean |
evalAsBodyClause(RuleContext context)
Execute the given built in as a body clause. |
int |
getArgLength()
Return the length of the functor argument array. |
Node[] |
getArgs()
Return the functor aguments as an array of nodes |
Node[] |
getBoundArgs(BindingEnvironment env)
Return a new Node array containing the bound versions of this Functor's arguments |
Builtin |
getImplementor()
Return the Builtin that implements this functor |
java.lang.String |
getName()
Return the functor name |
int |
hashCode()
hash function override |
static boolean |
isFunctor(Node n)
tests that a given Node represents a functor |
boolean |
isGround()
Returns true if the functor is fully ground, no variables |
boolean |
isGround(BindingEnvironment env)
Returns true if the functor is fully ground in the given environment |
static Node |
makeFunctorNode(Functor f)
Wrap a functor as a Literal node |
static Node |
makeFunctorNode(java.lang.String name,
Node[] args)
Create a functor and wrap it up as a Literal node |
boolean |
safeEvalAsBodyClause(RuleContext context)
Execute the given built in as a body clause, only if it is side-effect-free. |
boolean |
sameAs(java.lang.Object o)
Compare Functors, taking into account variable indices. |
void |
setImplementor(Builtin implementor)
Set the Builtin that implements this functor. |
java.lang.String |
toString()
Printable string describing the functor |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public static final Filter acceptFilter
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public Functor(java.lang.String name, java.util.List args)
name
- the name of the functorargs
- a list of nodes defining the argumentspublic Functor(java.lang.String name, Node[] args)
name
- the name of the functorargs
- an array of nodes defining the arguments, this will not be copied so beware of
accidental structure sharingpublic Functor(java.lang.String name, java.util.List args, BuiltinRegistry registry)
name
- the name of the functorargs
- a list of nodes defining the argumentsregistry
- a table of builtins to consult to check for
implementations of this functor when used as a rule clause| Method Detail |
|---|
public java.lang.String getName()
public Node[] getArgs()
public int getArgLength()
public boolean isGround()
public boolean isGround(BindingEnvironment env)
public boolean evalAsBodyClause(RuleContext context)
context
- an execution context giving access to other relevant data
public boolean safeEvalAsBodyClause(RuleContext context)
context
- an execution context giving access to other relevant data
public Node[] getBoundArgs(BindingEnvironment env)
public Builtin getImplementor()
public void setImplementor(Builtin implementor)
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public static boolean isFunctor(Node n)
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
public boolean sameAs(java.lang.Object o)
sameAs
in interface ClauseEntry
public static Node makeFunctorNode(java.lang.String name, Node[] args)
name
- the name of the functorargs
- an array of nodes defining the arguments, this will not be copied so beware of
accidental structure sharingpublic static Node makeFunctorNode(Functor f)
f
- the functor data structure to be wrapped in a node.
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About Loki Sandbox 0.2.0
Loki Sandbox is a simple utility web page which lets you experiment with LokiJS using a browser environment.
An example database is created by default (in memory), along with sample javascript interaction to populate, query, and sandbox logging capabilities.
If you have databases which have been saved to the filesystem (from node.js, node webkit, or cordova), you load load them and inspect and/or
query their contents.
This utility page is to support LokiJS.
You can also view the GitHub page.


AtomViewStack displays only the selected child as full view and all other children are hidden. ViewStack can host multiple children and only one children can be visible based on some state. AtomViewStack is derived from AtomItemsControl, so it can also create individual children based on the items set.


This tab page of the Change Entity Instance dialog allows you to modify the variables of an entity instance.
The values shown on this tab page are used as initial values for the entity instance. Once created, its current values may differ from the corresponding initial values due to modifiers or changes enacted by the rule script. This applies to basic values as well as modifier values.
This box allows you to select the variable category shown in the Entity Variables list.
The Change Entity Class dialog also offers a Build Cost category. This category is missing here since it does not apply to entity instances that have already been created.
This list shows the variable values of the selected Category that are currently associated with the entity instance.
1. The list shows all variables defined for the entity class in the Change Entity Class dialog. You may change any listed value, but you cannot add or remove variable values.
2. Should an entity instance define a custom value for a variable that was deleted from the Variables Page or from the underlying entity class, the value will not appear in this list. Such entities are marked as “changed” in the Change Faction and Change Site dialogs, even if they are not visibly different from their entity class. Add the corresponding variable back to the Variables section or to the entity class to uncover the hidden values, or choose Reset Category or Reset Globally to permanently delete them.


A complete set of tactics
Let us consider formulas build from some set of
variables of sort Prop and the connective ->.
Prove that, if some proposition has a proof in Minimal Propositional
Logic, then one can prove it interactively, using only the tactics
assumption, intro and apply.
Solution
Look at this file (postscript)


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In addition to providing clean clothes to our Mission guests, we also provide clothing to abuse victims who may have had to flee their homes without clothing or anything, families in the community who are without funds to purchase clothing, and victims of fire and/or flooding. Clothing is also sent to our Bargain Centers with all proceeds going directly to Old Savannah City Mission. Once clothing in the Bargain Centers have been rotated, they are sent to our warehouse where the surplus is baled, put on a container and sold. Proceeds derived from the baling go directly to Old Savannah City Mission.
This is a “win-win” for everyone. Donors win because they get rid of what they no longer use; they give to the less fortunate and get a tax- break in the process. The Mission wins because we have items to distribute locally to individuals in need and the overage can be sold to help generate revenues to feed the hungry and shelter the homeless. Absolutely no clothing donations go to waste.


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GrrEngine
2.0.0
Unix regex library.
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Regex-matching functions. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Functions | |
| int | grrMatch (grrNfa nfa, const char *string, size_t len) |
| Determines if the entire string matches the regex. More... | |
| int | grrSearch (grrNfa nfa, const char *string, size_t len, size_t *start, size_t *end, size_t *cursor, bool tolerant) |
| Determines if a string contains a substring which matches the regex. More... | |
| ssize_t | grrFirstMatch (grrNfa *nfa_list, size_t num, const char *source, size_t size, size_t *processed, size_t *score) |
| Returns the index of regex which matches the most of the input from a buffer. More... | |
Regex-matching functions.
| ssize_t grrFirstMatch | ( | grrNfa * | nfa_list, |
| size_t | num, | ||
| const char * | source, | ||
| size_t | size, | ||
| size_t * | processed, | ||
| size_t * | score | ||
| ) |
Returns the index of regex which matches the most of the input from a buffer.
Characters are read from the buffer until either the buffer is exhausted, a non-printable character is encountered, or all of the regexes have given up on matching the text.
| nfa_list | The array of GrrEngine regex objects. |
| num | The length of the array. |
| source | The buffer holding the text. It does not need to be null-terminated. |
| size | The number of characters to be processed. |
| processed | Pointer to where the number of processed characters is stored. |
| score | If a regex matched some portion of the text, then this points to where the most number of characters matched is stored. |
| int grrMatch | ( | grrNfa | nfa, |
| const char * | string, | ||
| size_t | len | ||
| ) |
Determines if the entire string matches the regex.
| nfa | The GrrEngine regex object. |
| string | The string (does not have to be null-terminated). |
| len | The length of the string. |
| int grrSearch | ( | grrNfa | nfa, |
| const char * | string, | ||
| size_t | len, | ||
| size_t * | start, | ||
| size_t * | end, | ||
| size_t * | cursor, | ||
| bool | tolerant | ||
| ) |
Determines if a string contains a substring which matches the regex.
The function will stop processing characters when either it exhausts the specified length, a newline is encountered, or a non-printable character is encountered with tolerant set to false. If tolerant is true, then the function will skip over such characters and treat them as beginning and end of lines. For example, if the regex is "^a+" and the string is "aa\x00aaad", then both sequences of "a"'s will be considered matches. However, they will be considered separate matches and so *end-*start will be 3.
| nfa | The GrrEngine regex object. |
| string | The string (does not have to be null-terminated). |
| len | The length of the string. |
| start | A pointer which will, if not NULL, point to the index of the beginning of the longest match if one was found. |
| end | A pointer which will, if not NULL, point to the index of the character after the end of the longest match if one was found. |
| cursor | A pointer which will, if not NULL, point to the index of the character where the function stopped searching. |
| tolerant | Indicates whether or not the function should exit upon encountering a non-printable character. |


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Tail recursion can always be replaced by looping, which will be considerably faster. Some JVMs perform tail-call optimization, while others do not. Thus, tail-recursive solutions may have considerably different performance characteristics on different virtual machines.
Example:
int factorial(int val, int runningVal) {
if (val == 1) {
return runningVal;
} else {
return factorial(val - 1, runningVal * val);
}
}
After the quick-fix is applied:
int factorial(int val, int runningVal) {
while (true) {
if (val == 1) {
return runningVal;
} else {
runningVal = runningVal * val;
val = val - 1;
}
}
}


Bit Manipulation
"There are 10 kinds of people in the world: those who understand binary numerals, and those who don't." - Ian Stewart
In embedded systems, a single bit in memory
can be mapped to control the output of a single pin.
A single bit may be used to control when a hardware timer starts,
or how an interrupt behaves.
Point being, there will be times when you will need to toggle the state of
an individual bit stored in memory.
However, most microcontrollers do not let you write the value
of one bit in memory at a time.
Groups of bits are read and overwritten together,
usually in groups of 8, 16, or 32 bits at a time.
In this section, you will learn
- How addresses work, and how to use them to
read or write a group of bits in memory.
- What a mask is, and how it is used to "select"
individual bits out of a group of bits.
- What the different C Bitwise Operators are,
and how they are used with masks to set or clear individual bits in
a group of bits.
- How to apply these concepts to set or clear a bit
in a C code example.
Next


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Leaftech’s services are potent on their own,
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Light intake differ from one window to another due to surrounding structures, architecture, local weather conditions, and solar position.
Hardware sensors only approximate the shading pattern on a building. Leaftech's virtual sensors capture the acutal pattern.
In order to monitor every window in your building, Leaftech sets up a digital twin of the building and assembles all influence factors. On each modelled window we generate a grid of virtual sensors and link them to current and future weather conditions.
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E-Commerce Fraud Detection
August 23, 2015
Believe it or not, the e-commerce industry has lost over $3.5 billion in losses in year 2012 alone!
As more and more businesses start having an online presence, the number of targets for frauders to attack increases. Businesses of any size are open target for online fraud, but solutions do exists to help businesses determine whether or not a payment may be fraudulent. By catching fraudsters before they strike, businesses can increase their bottom line and save lots of potentially lost dollars.
Luckily, there are various fraud detection systems which exist to help companies weed out and gauge to see if a particular customer or order is fraudulent. A common way these systems work is by identifying various characteristics about the customer such as IP geo-location, proxy detection, device fingerprint, etc. to determine whether or not a customer may be fraudulent. By using a mix of this information, as well as cross-checking between prior cases in their database, fraud detection systems either catch or give a potential risk score to a customer.
Having a solid fraud detection method or system is key for any sized e-commerce store and can save a company lost time & especially lost dollars.


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GreenMail JBoss ServiceGreenMail provides a JBoss Service for easy JBoss integration. The usage szenario is a development or test environment where a real mail server is too much overhead. With the GreenMail mail service each developer has its own local mail server sandbox - so there's no danger for accidentally leaking test mails into the Internet.
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... [exec] 01:03:08,387 INFO [Server] Starting JBoss (MX MicroKernel)... [exec] 01:03:08,388 INFO [Server] Release ID: JBoss [Zion] 4.0.5.GA (build: CVSTag=Branch_4_0 date=200610162339) [exec] 01:03:08,394 INFO [Server] Home Dir: /Users/mm/devel/example-project/target/jboss [exec] 01:03:08,394 INFO [Server] Home URL: file:/Users/mm/devel/example-project/target/jboss/ [exec] 01:03:08,395 INFO [Server] Patch URL: null [exec] 01:03:08,395 INFO [Server] Server Name: example-project [exec] 01:03:08,395 INFO [Server] Server Home Dir: /Users/mm/devel/example-project/target/jboss/server/example-project [exec] 01:03:08,395 INFO [Server] Server Home URL: file:/Users/mm/devel/example-project/target/jboss/server/example-project/ [exec] 01:03:08,395 INFO [Server] Server Log Dir: /Users/mm/devel/example-project/target/jboss/server/example-project/log [exec] 01:03:08,395 INFO [Server] Server Temp Dir: /Users/mm/devel/example-project/target/jboss/server/example-project/tmp [exec] 01:03:08,396 INFO [Server] Root Deployment Filename: jboss-service.xml [exec] 01:03:08,618 INFO [ServerInfo] Java version: 1.5.0_07,Apple Computer, Inc. [exec] 01:03:08,618 INFO [ServerInfo] Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.5.0_07-87,"Apple Computer, Inc." [exec] 01:03:08,618 INFO [ServerInfo] OS-System: Mac OS X 10.4.9,i386 [exec] 01:03:08,908 INFO [Server] Core system initialized [exec] 01:03:10,136 INFO [WebService] Using RMI server codebase: http://noname:8083/ [exec] 01:03:10,153 INFO [Log4jService$URLWatchTimerTask] Configuring from URL: resource:log4j.xml [exec] 01:03:11,572 INFO [GreenMailService] Starting greenmail service ( host=<IP_ADDRESS>, smtp:3025 pop3:3110 imap:3143 ) ...
Configuring the serviceThe GreenMail service is configured by the file META-INF/jboss-service.xml in the exploded service directory.<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE server> <server> <!-- Prevent JBoss classloader issues by configuring an extra classloader --> <loader-repository> com.icegreen.greenmail:loader=greenmail-jboss-service </loader-repository> <!-- The GreenMail service configration --> <mbean code="com.icegreen.greenmail.jboss.GreenMailService" name="com.icegreen.greenmail:type=service,name=GreenMail"> <!-- Some mail users - format is USER:PWD@HOST --> <attribute name="Users"> test1:pwd1@localhost test2:pwd2@localhost </attribute> <!-- Port offset for services. Default is 3000, so eg SMTP will be 3000+25 = 3025 . --> <attribute name="PortOffset"> 3000 </attribute> </mbean> </server> Send a message via JMX
Send a message with your mail clientYou can use your favorite mail client if you configure it for GreenMail by setting the outgoing mail to the GreenMail SMTP port. By default this is localhost:3025. Of course you can also read created mail by configuring your mail client to use GreenMail POP3 (localhost:3110) or IMAP (localhost:3143). You will probably have to adjust these settings for your specific configuration.List emails for a user via JMXInstead of using your favourite mail client, you can use the JMX GreenMail service for listing all current mails in of a user in the GreenMail server sandbox.
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Restore Snapshot APIedit
The Restore Snapshot API allows to restore a snapshot.
Restore Snapshot Requestedit
A RestoreSnapshotRequest
:
RestoreSnapshotRequest request = new RestoreSnapshotRequest(repositoryName, snapshotName);
Limiting Indices to Restoreedit
By default all indices are restored. With the indices
property you can
provide a list of indices that should be restored:
Renaming Indicesedit
You can rename indices using regular expressions when restoring a snapshot:
Index Settings and Optionsedit
You can also customize index settings and options when restoring:
request.indexSettings( Settings.builder() .put("index.number_of_replicas", 0) .build()); request.ignoreIndexSettings("index.refresh_interval", "index.search.idle.after"); request.indicesOptions(new IndicesOptions( EnumSet.of(IndicesOptions.Option.IGNORE_UNAVAILABLE), EnumSet.of(IndicesOptions.WildcardStates.OPEN)));
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Synchronous Executionedit
RestoreSnapshotResponse response = client.snapshot().restore(request, RequestOptions.DEFAULT);
Asynchronous Executionedit
The asynchronous execution of a restore snapshot request requires both the
RestoreSnapshotRequest
instance and an ActionListener
instance to be
passed to the asynchronous method:
The asynchronous method does not block and returns immediately. Once it is
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Restore Snapshot Responseedit
The returned RestoreSnapshotResponse
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Hey guys, Please does anyone have a high dev crit archer build. I would like a build that i can use longbow for distance fighting and the scimitar for melee. I would like high disc so i cant get disarmed. Apart from that I dont know what to ask for this will be my first archer. also i play in pvp if that helps you out. Thanks for taking time to read. please help me out im unloved and unwanted and welsh
GiantEvilHead just posted a build that dev crits for both longbow and heavy flail with decent AB and damage for each. You could switch flail for scimitar if that's what you like. Check out the Epic Builds section, it should be near the top (I think it was 12 Bard/10RDD/18 Arcane Archer).


LVMH to Buy Tiffany & Co. for $16.2 Billion
- LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton just acquired Tiffany & Co. for a record-breaking $16.2 billion—the largest deal ever made in the luxury sector.
- The announcement comes after weeks of anticipation, since the two companies first confirmed that they were in talks during October.
- As Tiffany & Co. heads under LVMH, the luxury jeweler will join other iconic brands that have already been acquired like Dior, Givenchy, and Fendi.
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton announced today that it will buy Tiffany & Co. for $16.2 billion, making it the largest deal ever made in the luxury sector.
The acquisition of one of the most renowned American jewelers props up LVMH's status in the United States, consolidating a stronghold in the American luxury market.
Tiffany & Co. is also the latest American luxury brand to enter the ranks of the French multinational luxury goods company, which has already acquired iconic fashion houses including Dior, Givenchy, and Fendi. Analysts suspect that the record-breaking purchase could influence other big deals between brands, as companies prepare to compete for dominance in a world ruled by luxury conglomerates, according to The New York Times.
“We have immense respect and admiration for Tiffany and intend to develop this jewel with the same dedication and commitment that we have applied to each and every one of our maisons,” said the LVMH chairman and chief executive officer, Bernard Arnault, per WWD.
Tiffany's chief executive officer, Alessandro Bogliolo, said, per WWD, “As part of the LVMH group, Tiffany will reach new heights, capitalizing on its remarkable internal expertise, unparalleled craftsmanship and strong cultural values."


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Let's clear our doubts regarding periods.
First up, why the heck do we call it a “menstrual” cycle anyway? Turns out, it comes from the Latin word menses, which translates to month. Ah, so it actually does make sense.
If you ask any woman, including myself as a teenager who once cried when my waitress informed me that the restaurant was out of mozzarella sticks that night, PMS is most definitely real. I can count to the day when I struggle with my mood right before my period is about to start. It’s not so much that my mood changes as it is that things that wouldn’t normally upset me do. Examples include traffic, or a work mistake, or my husband’s snoring. These become insurmountable obstacles. It’s like I have less coping ability than normal. Alas, science has debated if PMS is a “real” phenomenon for a long time now. However, a very new study has shown that some women may simply be more sensitive to changes in hormone levels, even normal changes. These could contribute to the increased symptoms of sadness, irritability, and depression that many women face. The study also suggested that up to 56 percent of severe PMS cases are genetically inherited. Thanks, Mom.
There are several reasons why your period might be late. First of all: you might be pregnant. If you think this could be the case, you can take a home pregnancy test or see your doctor to check. However, several other factors can cause late or even missed periods, for example medication, stress, diet or exercise. In particular, young women, whose cycles are not yet so well established, often have hormonal fluctuations that can cause late or even missed periods.
Indeed, if a menstrual cycle is regular, there is usually no reason for concern. Having a lower than average menstrual cycle length does not automatically mean that there is something wrong. For irregular periods there usually is also no immediate reason to consult your healthcare provider but if you are concerned, please do so. If you need contraceptionyour doctor can help you with that by prescribing you hormonal contraceptives which do not only reliably prevent unintended pregnancies but can also stabilise your menstrual cycle so that you can better plan for your periods.
Many women and girls suffer from irregular bleedings during their monthly menstrual cycles. Your period is irregular if it comes more frequently than 21 days, or you go 35 days or more between periods, the cycle length varies greatly. Sometimes irregular periods can be caused by some medicines, exercising too much, too low or too high body weight. Hormonal imbalancies can also cause irregular periods, e.g. thyroid hormone level abnormalities. Please check with your healthcare provider, who may find out the underlying reason and may be able to help you. If you also need a contraceptive, they may prescribe a hormonal one which prevents you from unintended pregnancies and may reduce your irregular bleedings.
Bleeding can last between 2 and 7 days and can be light, heavy, short or long, because everybody is different. Young women and girls whose cycles are not yet so well established, often have hormonal fluctuations that can cause late or even missed periods. If you have bleeding that lasts longer than 7 days per period or is so heavy that you have to change your pad or tampon nearly every hour, you need to talk to your doctor.
Heavy contractions can lead to low back pain, as the pain can radiate from the lower abdomen into the lower back. There are some hormonal contraception methods which may reduce these symptoms as they reduce your bleeding and, thus your pain as well. Please talk to your healthcare provider for individual medical advice.


If you're into bikes and cycling, you've probably heard of a derailleur.
The term derailleur refers to an essential part of the gear shifting mechanism or gear drive. It's derived from the French word dérailleur. Do not confuse it with the French word derrière which means behind. Most bikes have a rear derailleur that shifts the chain up and down the cassette and a front derailleur to put the chain on the large chainrings.
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Changing Genres through Synergy
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gryphonent
I would love to have a feature where I can change genres through Synergy. Similar to changing the rating for a song, though I guess you
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Greg Hurrell
Genre in the floater:
http://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=103
Changeable genre:
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iwan
what is the status on this feature ?
btw above links are dead.
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Greg Hurrell
I expect the links should be https://wincent.com/issues/103 and https://wincent.com/issues/384 respectively.
No status updates. This is an 8-year-old thread. I am unlikely to implement either of these things myself, although Synergy is open source so it's possible someone may decide to contribute a patch.
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In Elixir double-quoted strings are not the same as single-quoted strings. Double-quoted strings are represented as binaries, a sequence of bytes in UTF-8 encodings. Single-quoted strings are represented as a list of integers, because of this we refer to them as char lists.
To confirm what I've just said, try the following:
is_binary "hello"
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Strings are all encoded in UTF-8, you can type "héllò"
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We can get the ASCII integer of a letter with the ?
operator, ?a
will return
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This means we can also write:
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Elixir detects that all characters in the list are printable and returns the quoted representation. Adding
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Download the skyux-ca.crt.
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John Dumelo celebrates his father on his 70th birthday
by Lizbeth BrownToday marks the 70th birthday of the father of popular Ghanaian actor and politician John Dumelo.
The renowned actor who was full of joy shared a picture of his handsome father on social media to celebrate him.
John Dumelo prayed for good health, wisdom and God’s blessing on his father’s life and also expressed his love for him.
The actor wrote on Instagram; “Happy 70th Birthday Mr John Dumelo SNR. God bless your new age. God give you wisdom, hope, good health and love. Love you loads! #idey4u
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Fans of the actor and aspiring member of parliament took turns in the comment section to wish John Dumelo’s father a happy birthday.
babs.ibrahim.376 wrote; “Wow happy birthday to papa may he continue to age with grace and wish”.
asumangbeatrice also wrote; “Happy birthday to daddy nd with gid health nd long life. We love him”.
pamakukhaus also had this to say; “Happy birthday Father of our soon to be MP”
Veronicaorokpo commented; “Happy birthday to you sir, more years is your portion”.
rmuchinga also wrote; “Happy 70th birthday my inlaw, May God bless you abundantly”.
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Canoemates: A Story of the Florida Reef and Everglades
by Kirk Munroe
Chapter IV: “Teaching a Thief a Lesson”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1892
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Munroe, K. (1892). Canoemates: A Story of the Florida Reef and Everglades. New York, NY: Harper & Brothers.
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- Word Count: 1,495
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WAS there ever such a chance to do the very thing he most longed to do offered a boy before? Sumner did not believe there ever had been, and with a quick glance at his mother’s smiling face, in which he read her assent to the plan, he answered:
“I don’t know how to thank you, sir, for making me such a splendid offer, and not only will I gladly accept it, but I promise to do everything in my power to make Worth have a good time, and see that no harm befalls him. But I wish you were going too. I hate to think of taking your place and depriving you of all the pleasure of the trip. ”
“My dear boy,” replied Mr. Manton, “you must not look at it in that way, for, as I said before, you will be doing me a real favor in taking my place. I am more of a yachtsman than a canoeman anyway, and I look forward with fully as much pleasure to cruising down the Indian River from St. Augustine in the yacht that my brother proposes to charter, and meeting you at Cape Florida, — as I should to running up the reef in a canoe. There is one more thing, however. I must insist upon your sailing your own canoe, for I make it a rule never to lend my boats to any one, and you will have enough responsibility in looking after Worth, without having the added one of caring for another person’s canoe. So, from this moment the Psyche, and all that she contains is yours. ”
“Oh, Mr. Manton!”
“That will do. Not another word,” laughed the young man. “I am as obstinate as a mule when I have once made up my mind to a thing, and so there is nothing for you to do but take the canoe, and make the best use you can of her.”
Sumner’s protests against this generosity were but feeble ones, and were quickly disposed of by Mr. Manton, who simply refused to listen to them. He cut them short by saying,
“Now that this matter is settled, and everything is in readiness for a start, I propose that you get off in the morning, for I want to take tomorrow night’s steamer for Tampa.”
That night, after everybody had gone to bed and the house was still, Sumner lay wide awake, thinking over the good fortune that had befallen him. At length he could not resist the temptation of getting up, partly dressing himself, and slipping out for a look at his canoe, his very own! The most beautiful craft he had ever seen, and such a one as in his wildest dreams he had never hoped to possess.
The two canoes had been drawn up on the grass not far from the water’s edge, and covered with some bits of old canvas. Although it was a moonlit night, the moon was occasionally obscured by drifting clouds, and when Sumner left the house everything was in shadow from this cause. He moved very quietly, for he did not wish any one to know of the weakness that led him to look at something with which he was already familiar, merely because it had acquired the new interest of possession.
To his amazement, when he reached the place where the canoes had been left, he could find but one of them. In vain did he lift the canvas that had covered them both, and look hurriedly about the little yard. One of them was certainly gone, and no trace of it remained. As the boy stood irresolute, wondering what he ought to do, he was startled by a slight splash in the water. At the same moment the cloud passed from the face of the moon, and by the light thus afforded Sumner saw the figure of a man seated in the missing canoe, and cautiously paddling from the shore.
Without an instant’s hesitation he slid the remaining canoe over the grass and into the water, sprang into it, seized a paddle, and started in pursuit. Of course the paddler in the first canoe might be one of the Mantons, but Sumner did not believe it was either of them. He thought it more than likely that the stranger was some one who only desired to try the canoe, but it might be a thief. At any rate, the boy determined to discover who he was, and what he meant by his stealthy performance before they were many minutes older.
The stranger did not realize that he was pursued until Sumner had shoved off from shore, and was urging his own craft forward with vigorous strokes of his double-bladed paddle. When, by a glance over his shoulder, he discovered this, he redoubled his efforts to escape, and by his clumsy splashings proved himself a novice in the art of paddling. Still he made fair headway, and it was not until they were several hundred yards from shore that Sumner overtook him.
Here was anchored an immense mooring buoy, with a round, slightly conical top, having in its center a great iron ring. It did not rise more than a foot from the surface of the water, and in trying to watch Sumner, the occupant of the leading canoe did not notice it until his light craft struck it a glancing blow, and very nearly upset. The next instant an effort to recover his equilibrium had precipitated the fellow into the water, and as Sumner shot past him he was wildly clutching at the buoy, with desperate efforts to gain its upper surface.
Satisfied that he could not drown so long as he clung to the buoy, Sumner first picked up the drifting canoe. With it in tow he returned to the buoy on which the recent fugitive was now sitting, clinging tightly to the iron ring, and presenting a comical picture of misery.
“Don’t leave me here, Sumner!” he cried, in an imploring tone, in which the boy at once recognized the voice of Rust Norris. “I didn’t mean no harm. I only just wanted to try the trick, and I meant to put her back again where I found her. Honest I did!”
“Well, I don’t know,” replied Sumner, who could not help laughing at the other’s plight, in spite of his anger at him for taking the canoe without leave, and his suspicion that it would not have been returned so promptly as Rust claimed it would. “You look quite as comfortable as you deserve to be; besides, you will have a nice quiet chance out here to learn the lesson that it is better to leave other people’s property alone than to take it without permission. So, on the whole, I think I will leave you where you are for a while. I did think of having you arrested for stealing, but I guess this will do just as well.”
Thus saying, the boy began to paddle towards shore, and at the same time Rust changed his pleading tone to one of bitter invective, uttering loud threats of what he would make Sumner suffer in the future.
Without paying any attention to these, the young canoeman continued on his way to the shore. From there he watched until he saw the dim form of a fishing boat come silently drifting down the harbor with the tide. As she neared the spot where he knew the buoy with its unwilling occupant to be, he heard shouts, saw the boat alter her course, and stop for a minute. As she again proceeded, and he was satisfied that his prisoner had been rescued, Summer again went to bed, this time to sleep soundly until morning.
When he related this adventure at breakfast time, Mr. Manton said he had served the rascal right; but Mrs. Rankin was fearful lest some future mischief should come of it. At this Sumner laughed, and said he thought the lesson would teach Rust Norris to let his things alone in the future, also that he was not afraid of anything the young sponger could do anyhow.
The morning was spent in loading the canoes and in making final preparations for the start. By noon all was in readiness, and after a hasty lunch the two young canoemates stepped aboard their dainty craft. Then, amid a waving of handkerchiefs and a chorus of hearty goodbyes from the group of spectators assembled to see them off, they hoisted sail, and bore away on the first reach of what was to prove one of the most eventful and exciting cruises ever undertaken up the Florida Reef.


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Anthony Forde On The Mend After Suffering Broken Ribs & Punctured Lung
by Oisin McQueirnsFormer Irish U19 and U21 international Anthony Forde suffered four broken ribs and a punctured lung in Oxford United’s 0-0 draw against Shrewsbury at the weekend.
Forde went in for a tackle on former Manchester United man Donald Love in the League One clash on Saturday and came off the worse of the two, as he was rushed straight to hospital after finding himself struggling for breath.
The former Wolves and Rotherham man was treated for the pneumothorax and rib injuries, two of which were broken in two places.
Forde is now recovering from his injuries and speaking to Oxford’s website he described the incident and expressed his gratitude towards the staff at the Kassam Stadium and at the John Radcliffe hospital.
“It was just one of those things. I went in for a tackle, we collided and I knew straight away I was in trouble.
“I want to thank the pitch-side medical team for their help and then everyone, from the ambulance team to the doctors and staff at the JR, have been amazing.
“I’m not going to lie, it’s still very painful, but we know what it is and we know there is no long-term damage to my lung, so hopefully it’s just a case of the ribs healing now.”
Oxford head coach Karl Robinson also spoke on the injury and refused to put a time-scale on Forde’s return to the first-team squad.
“Fordy was really struggling and that’s not nice for the other lads to see,” said Robinson.
“But we know he is in good hands and they will just keep an eye on him for a day or two before he goes home and starts his recovery.
“We won’t set a timescale on that, it’s far too early. It’s just good news that everything has been diagnosed clearly and now we can seek specialist advice on how to help Fordy get back to full fitness.”
Forde played 11 times for Ireland’s U21s between 2012 and 2014, scoring twice.


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Description: Bind an event handler to the "keypress" JavaScript event, or trigger that event on an element.
handler(eventObject): Function() A function to execute each time the event is triggered.
eventData: PlainObject A map of data that will be passed to the event handler.
handler(eventObject): Function() A function to execute each time the event is triggered.
Note: as the keypress
event isn't covered by any official specification, the actual behavior encountered when using it may differ across browsers, browser versions, and platforms.
This method is a shortcut for .bind("keypress", handler)
in the first two variations, and .trigger("keypress")
in the third.
The keypress
event is sent to an element when the browser registers keyboard input. This is similar to the keydown
event, except in the case of key repeats. If the user presses and holds a key, a keydown
event is triggered once, but separate keypress
events are triggered for each inserted character. In addition, modifier keys (such as Shift) trigger keydown
events but not keypress
events.
A keypress
event handler can be attached to any element, but the event is only sent to the element that has the focus. Focusable elements can vary between browsers, but form elements can always get focus so are reasonable candidates for this event type.
For example, consider the HTML:
<form>
<fieldset>
<input id="target" type="text" value="Hello there" />
</fieldset>
</form>

Trigger the handler

The event handler can be bound to the input field:
$("#target").keypress(function() {
alert("Handler for .keypress() called.");
});
Now when the insertion point is inside the field, pressing a key displays the alert:
Handler for .keypress() called.
The message repeats if the key is held down. To trigger the event manually, apply .keypress()
without an argument::
$('#other').click(function() {
$("#target").keypress();
});
After this code executes, clicks on Trigger the handler will also alert the message.
If key presses anywhere need to be caught (for example, to implement global shortcut keys on a page), it is useful to attach this behavior to the document
object. Because of event bubbling, all key presses will make their way up the DOM to the document
object unless explicitly stopped.
To determine which character was entered, examine the event
object that is passed to the handler function. While browsers use differing properties to store this information, jQuery normalizes the .which
property so you can reliably use it to retrieve the character code.
Note that keydown
and keyup
provide a code indicating which key is pressed, while keypress
indicates which character was entered. For example, a lowercase "a" will be reported as 65 by keydown
and keyup
, but as 97 by keypress
. An uppercase "A" is reported as 65 by all events. Because of this distinction, when catching special keystrokes such as arrow keys, .keydown()
or .keyup()
is a better choice.
<!DOCTYPE html>

<form>
<fieldset>
Type Something:
<input id="target" type="text" />
</fieldset>
</form>
<button id="other">
Trigger the handler
</button>


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Adding a dark mode is basically adding a theme. The principles are the same for adding a light mode to a dark website or alternative styling based on user-defined variables, the time of year or holidays.
I added theming with a mix of and CSS. In this post I’ll go step by step into the details of how I did it and what I learned.
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Setup
The themes are activated by CSS classes on the root element. When the page is loaded, I want to apply the theme that most likely suits the visitor (you!) best. After all, most people don’t like configuring websites before they can read a blog post, so the the whole theming feature would likely remain unused otherwise. So I have to make a guess about what the visitor wants and expects. I do that in this order:
- I assume people don’t want the theme to change when they navigate between pages. So if the page loaded isn’t the first page they visit, I want to use the theme that was used before.
- If it’s the first page they view on my site, their browser may be able to tell their preference.
- If no preference is available, we can base the choice based on whether it’s day or night.
Every time a page is loaded, in the current or a new tab, it checks if a theme was set previously. Because the preference for a light or dark theme can change during the day, with every change, I add a time stamp to the saved setting. Only when the state was saved less than two hours ago, it’s applied:
$('#myModal').on('show.bs.modal', function (e) {
if (!data) {
return e.preventDefault() // stops modal from being shown
}
})
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I am a writer, a coder, and an artist. I'm also a queer and disabled human being who is trying to figure out who she is without all the doing--that is, without all the capitalism. Join me on my journey.
I am a writer, a coder, and an artist. I'm also a queer and disabled human being who is trying to figure out who she is without all the doing--that is, without all the capitalism. Join me on my journey.
One of my very favorite songs is Europe's "The Final Countdown." I know this isn't a fashionable song to like, but whatever. I first heard it when I was in 7th grade, desperately unhappy and looking for a way to escape.
I'm currently very into Canada Dry's Bold Ginger Ale. It's very gingery and I like it a lot. It's almost as good as Vernor's.
I just started using an insulin pump. I am a type 3c diabetic--that's the kind caused by pancreatogenic damage. 80% of my pancreas died from necrotizing pancreatitis nearly 3 years ago.


BigNum in pure javascript
npm install --save bn.js
const BN = require('bn.js');
var a = new BN('dead', 16);
var b = new BN('101010', 2);
var res = a.add(b);
console.log(res.toString(10)); // 57047
Note: decimals are not supported in this library.
There are several prefixes to instructions that affect the way the work. Here is the list of them in the order of appearance in the function name:
i
- perform operation in-place, storing the result in the host object (on
which the method was invoked). Might be used to avoid number allocation costsu
- unsigned, ignore the sign of operands when performing operation, or
always return positive value. Second case applies to reduction operations
like mod()
. In such cases if the result will be negative - modulo will be
added to the result to make it positiveThe only available postfix at the moment is:
n
- which means that the argument of the function must be a plain JavaScript
Number. Decimals are not supported.a.iadd(b)
- perform addition on a
and b
, storing the result in a
a.umod(b)
- reduce a
modulo b
, returning positive valuea.iushln(13)
- shift bits of a
left by 13Prefixes/postfixes are put in parens at the of the line. endian
- could be
either le
(little-endian) or be
(big-endian).
a.clone()
- clone numbera.toString(base, length)
- convert to base-string and pad with zeroesa.toNumber()
- convert to Javascript Number (limited to 53 bits)a.toJSON()
- convert to JSON compatible hex string (alias of toString(16)
)a.toArray(endian, length)
- convert to byte Array
, and optionally zero
pad to length, throwing if already exceedinga.toArrayLike(type, endian, length)
- convert to an instance of type
,
which must behave like an Array
a.toBuffer(endian, length)
- convert to Node.js Buffer (if available). For
compatibility with browserify and similar tools, use this instead:
a.toArrayLike(Buffer, endian, length)
a.bitLength()
- get number of bits occupieda.zeroBits()
- return number of less-significant consequent zero bits
(example: 1010000
has 4 zero bits)a.byteLength()
- return number of bytes occupieda.isNeg()
- true if the number is negativea.isEven()
- no commentsa.isOdd()
- no commentsa.isZero()
- no commentsa.cmp(b)
- compare numbers and return -1
(a <
b), 0
(a ==
b), or 1
(a >
b)
depending on the comparison result (ucmp
, cmpn
)a.lt(b)
- a
less than b
(n
)a.lte(b)
- a
less than or equals b
(n
)a.gt(b)
- a
greater than b
(n
)a.gte(b)
- a
greater than or equals b
(n
)a.eq(b)
- a
equals b
(n
)a.toTwos(width)
- convert to two's complement representation, where width
is bit widtha.fromTwos(width)
- convert from two's complement representation, where width
is the bit widthBN.isBN(object)
- returns true if the supplied object
is a BN.js instancea.neg()
- negate sign (i
)a.abs()
- absolute value (i
)a.add(b)
- addition (i
, n
, in
)a.sub(b)
- subtraction (i
, n
, in
)a.mul(b)
- multiply (i
, n
, in
)a.sqr()
- square (i
)a.pow(b)
- raise a
to the power of b
a.div(b)
- divide (divn
, idivn
)a.mod(b)
- reduct (u
, n
) (but no umodn
)a.divRound(b)
- rounded divisiona.or(b)
- or (i
, u
, iu
)a.and(b)
- and (i
, u
, iu
, andln
) (NOTE: andln
is going to be replaced
with andn
in future)a.xor(b)
- xor (i
, u
, iu
)a.setn(b)
- set specified bit to 1
a.shln(b)
- shift left (i
, u
, iu
)a.shrn(b)
- shift right (i
, u
, iu
)a.testn(b)
- test if specified bit is seta.maskn(b)
- clear bits with indexes higher or equal to b
(i
)a.bincn(b)
- add 1 << b
to the numbera.notn(w)
- not (for the width specified by w
) (i
)a.gcd(b)
- GCDa.egcd(b)
- Extended GCD results ({ a: ..., b: ..., gcd: ... }
)a.invm(b)
- inverse a
modulo b
When doing lots of reductions using the same modulo, it might be beneficial to use some tricks: like Montgomery multiplication, or using special algorithm for Mersenne Prime.
To enable this tricks one should create a reduction context:
var red = BN.red(num);
where num
is just a BN instance.
Or:
var red = BN.red(primeName);
Where primeName
is either of these Mersenne Primes:
'k256'
'p224'
'p192'
'p25519'
Or:
var red = BN.mont(num);
To reduce numbers with Montgomery trick. .mont()
is generally faster than
.red(num)
, but slower than BN.red(primeName)
.
Before performing anything in reduction context - numbers should be converted to it. Usually, this means that one should:
Here is how one may convert numbers to red
:
var redA = a.toRed(red);
Where red
is a reduction context created using instructions above
Here is how to convert them back:
var a = redA.fromRed();
Most of the instructions from the very start of this readme have their counterparts in red context:
a.redAdd(b)
, a.redIAdd(b)
a.redSub(b)
, a.redISub(b)
a.redShl(num)
a.redMul(b)
, a.redIMul(b)
a.redSqr()
, a.redISqr()
a.redSqrt()
- square root modulo reduction context's primea.redInvm()
- modular inverse of the numbera.redNeg()
a.redPow(b)
- modular exponentiationThis software is licensed under the MIT License.
Copyright Fedor Indutny, 2015.
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.
 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.


Hungary i/ˈhʌŋɡəri/ (Hungarian: Magyarország [ˈmɒɟɒrorsaːɡ] ( listen)) is a landlocked country in Central Europe.[6] It is situated in the Carpathian Basin and is bordered by Slovakia to the north, Ukraine, and Romania to the east, Serbia, and Croatia to the south, Slovenia to the southwest and Austria to the west. The country's capital, and largest city, is Budapest. Hungary is a member of the European Union, NATO, the OECD, the Visegrád Group, and the Schengen Agreement. The official language is Hungarian, also known as Magyar, which is part of the Finno-Ugric group and is the most widely spoken non-Indo-European language in Europe.[7]
Following periods of successive habitation by Celts, Romans, Huns, Slavs, Gepids, and Avars, the foundation of Hungary was laid in the late 9th century by the Hungarian grand prince Árpád, whose great-grandson Saint Stephen I ascended to the throne in 1000 AD. The Kingdom of Hungary existed for 946 years,[note 1] and at various points was regarded as a major political power in Europe, as well as one of the cultural centres of the Western world.[8] After about 150 years of partial Ottoman occupation (1541–1699), Hungary was integrated into the Habsburg Monarchy, and later constituted half of the Austro–Hungarian Empire (1867–1918).


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#include <CameraManager.hpp>
Responsible for providing quick access to all Camera instances. Also handles Camera rendering and the setting of UniformBuffer values.
| void Ocular::Core::CameraManager::addCamera |
( |
Camera * |
camera | ) |
|
|
protected |
Adds a camera to the internal tracking container. This is called automatically each time that a new camera is created. If it is the only camera tracked, it will be set as the main camera.
| Camera * Ocular::Core::CameraManager::getActiveCamera |
( |
| ) |
const |
Returns a pointer to the camera that is actively rendering.
- Returns
- Pointer to the active camera. May return NULL if no cameras exist or none are current rendering.
| std::vector< Camera * > const & Ocular::Core::CameraManager::getCameras |
( |
| ) |
const |
- Returns
- A reference to a vector of all cameras that currently exist. This includes cameras that may not be currently active or in use.
| Camera * Ocular::Core::CameraManager::getMainCamera |
( |
| ) |
const |
Returns a pointer to the main camera. By default, this is the camera that renders to the primary display's backbuffer.
- Returns
- Pointer to the main camera. May return NULL if no cameras exist
| void Ocular::Core::CameraManager::removeCamera |
( |
Camera * |
camera | ) |
|
|
protected |
Removes a camera from the internal tracking container. This is called automatically each time that a camera is destroyed. If the camera being removed is the main camera, then a new main camera is set (by default, whichever camera no inhabits index 0 of the container). If the camera is marked as the active camera, then m_ActiveCamera is set to NULL.
| void Ocular::Core::CameraManager::setMainCamera |
( |
Camera * |
camera | ) |
|
Sets the main camera.
- Note
- As the main camera typically has the connotation of being the camera rendering to the primary window's backbuffer, care should be taken when manually setting the main camera.
- Parameters
-
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/Projects/OcularEngine/OcularCore/include/Scene/Camera/CameraManager.hpp
- C:/Projects/OcularEngine/OcularCore/src/Scene/Camera/CameraManager.cpp


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Kirriemuir rock legend Bon Scott to be honoured with real-life Highway to Hell
Kirriemuir rock god Bon Scott is to be honoured with a real Highway to Hell on the other side of the world.
by Graeme StrachanThe star and his family grew up in Kirriemuir where father Charles Scott worked in the family bakery on Bank Street.
In 1952, when Scott was six, the family emigrated to Australia.
There he became part of one of music’s biggest successes after joining Glasgow-born brothers Angus and Malcolm Young in their band AC/DC.
Infamous as a hard-living, headline-grabbing star of stage and studio, Scott commanded the adoration and attention of millions.
Western Australia’s Canning Highway, immortalised in AC/DC’s song ‘Highway To Hell’, will become the site of a tribute to the late singer to mark the 40th anniversary of his death.
It will be shut for 10 hours on March 1 to be transformed into a real Highway To Hell.
Scott lived in Fremantle after leaving Kirriemuir.
The singer’s ashes were laid to rest by his family at Fremantle Cemetery on March 1 1980.
Organisers of the 2020 Perth Festival have taken inspiration from Scott’s connection to the area for the free event which is suitably titled Highway To Hell.
The event will see a wide range of artists, from AC/DC tribute bands to the Perth Symphony Orchestra, play their versions of AC/DC classics from the backs of a convoy of flatbed trucks and trailers.
Along the 10km stretch, fans and families are being encouraged to have picnics while enjoying the spectacle from the side of the road, or follow the procession as it makes its way from Applecross to Fremantle.
A range of other events are planned in the lead up to, during and after the Highway To Hell event, including panel discussions, public art displays, a quiz night, patch sewing workshops, a vinyl fair and pop-up parties.
Organisers said: “We’re reclaiming the iconic Canning Highway and turning it into the world’s longest stage for a day.
“Taking inspiration from the AC/DC song of the same name and Bon Scott’s connection to the area we’re paying homage to Highway To Hell.”
AC/DC fans from all over the world will then flock to Kirriemuir in May for three days of rock and roll at Bonfest.
The annual event has been organised by community group DD8 Music since 2006.
Scott died after a night out in London in 1980 and the official cause was listed on the death certificate as “acute alcohol poisoning” and classified as “death by misadventure”.


Shrewsbury Town boss accuses Bristol Rovers of cheating and singles out midfielder
Sam Ricketts adamant his side should have had a penalty too
by David ByromSam Ricketts accused Bristol Rovers midfielder Liam Sercombe of cheating late on during the Gas' victory over Shrewsbury Town.
In a feisty, bad-tempered game, the Gas let a two-goal lead slip to be drawing 3-3 before Abu Ogogo's late winner secured the points.
Post-match, Shrewsbury boss Ricketts admitted to BBC Radio Shropshire that losing late on was a sucker-punch, particularly as they had been on top since the equalising goal.
He also claimed the Gas cheated to get a foothold back into the contest - although it is unclear as to exactly what he meant.
He said: "I thought we started a little bit sluggish and gave ourselves a mountain to climb but then we climbed it.
"You just want to consolidate and certainly don't lose the game from that situation.
"We were still pressing, it wasn't like they were peppering our goal, it was just they started cheating a little bit, one player, the number seven for them.
"It just tipped their way in the end, a thrilling game for the neutral which unfortunately did not go our way."
One of the biggest talking points in the game was referee Graham Salisbury's decision not to award the hosts a penalty midway through the first half when Louis Thompson went down under a clumsy tackle from Alfie Kilgour in the box.
It sparked a mass confrontation between the two sets of players, and Ricketts had a number of heated discussions with Salisbury over the decision, with the Shrewsbury boss convinced his side should have been awarded a spot kick.
"It was a penalty," he said.
"Louis slowed down, the defender ran into the back of him.
"He slowed down because he wants to have a shot, he had to slow down to take the shot, then the defender ran into the back of him.
"It's a penalty, I've unfortunately been the recipient of that many times myself, giving those penalties away.
"Why would he go down in that situation in the box? To say there's contact but not enough contact, either there is or isn't contact, you can't have it one way or the other.
"When you're running at that pace and you try to plant your foot for a shot, it doesn't always take a lot to knock you off your balance."
He added: "Referees have a hard game and don't mean to make mistakes, so I don't need to add on that but I just asked him what his viewpoint was, why he didn't think it was a penalty.
"He said he didn't think there was enough contact, which means there was, which means it was a penalty."


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Overview¶
PyRotor is a Python library for trajectory optimisation problems. It has been initially developed for the aeronautic setting but it is intended to be generic and to be used in a wide range of applications.
The problem of optimising a trajectory can be modelled via optimal control approaches for which numerous numerical methods exist. Nevertheless the differential system involved in the modelling may be (partially) unknown in certain cases. Different strategies, such as parameter estimation methods, have been designed to circumvent this problem but the resulting system contains necessarily some uncertainties. This may impact at different levels the solution of the optimisation problem.
In view of this, a different generic methodology has been proposed in this paper to obtain optimised and realistic trajectories without involving noisy and complex dynamical systems. This is achieved by using more directly the available data: the approach leads to optimisation problems which are simply and naturally constrained by the data. The resulting problem focuses the search on a region centered on the data and involves estimated constraints.
Currently PyRotor covers the case of cost functions defined via a quadratic instantaneous cost. Note that this instantaneous cost can be an estimated model resulting from a learning step. The optimisation process is performed in a finite-dimensional space onto which the trajectories have been projected. The two first functional bases implemented in PyRotor are actually given by the Legendre polynomials and B-splines. Future releases of PyRotor will cover more general instantaneous costs and bases. At the same time, PyRotor solves optimisation problems with
linear boundary constraints (with tolerated errors);
path constraints (including bounds on the variables).
We refer to the tutorial page for an example on how PyRotor works. More examples will soon be available in the example page.


Building blocks of
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Building your HTML and making it look nice with CSS is a little bit like building a house.
The designer and architect — web designer and user experience (UX) designer — draw out and design the look and feel of the house (web design), as well as creating blueprints (wireframes).
User Experience Designer creates outline of website, Web Designer uses that outline and makes it look nice.
Then, we build the frame of the house, which is HTML. HTML lays out the foundation and structure of the website.
HTML lays out the structure of the website.
CSS tells the HTML what to look like. It can change an element's colour, size, position, shape, and more. CSS is the decorating of the house - everything from wall colour to roof tile to shape of the windows. CSS can also handle minor interactions
like changing a button's colour when you hover over it, but for more user advanced interaction, we would need to use Javascript.
CSS tells HTML what to do. Usually it's to make it look good. (CSS got HTML's back.)
To complete the analogy, the back-end code would be the electricians, plumbers, etc. coming in to put in wiring for electricity to the light switches and pipes so that you would have running water when you turn on the faucet.
There are also other components to creating your own website and putting it online, just like how there are prerequisites to owning a house.
The HTML structure is the same but CSS can tell the elements to move wherever.


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Emotional intelligence is the ability to recognise and evaluate your emotions and being able to expressing them in order to enhance action.
EQ is different to IQ because it is about how your emotions are impacting what you are doing over if you are understanding the task at hand. It takes into account the emotions that a task can bring up and how you assess and ultimately use those emotions.
It is important to develop EQ skills in order to understand others and yourself and know how to articulate your emotions into the work that you are doing. I think having a good understanding of your emotions and how they play a role in your behaviour and with the way you interact with others is important in any work environment. It can show up in the way that a person manages stress, pressure, how you emphasis with others and show compassion towards peers. It represents an understanding and knowledge of what works for you and others in situations and within leadership roles it is expressed in the ability to make changes to support these skills and ensure they are managed with importance and appropriately for the benefit of others.


{% if predicted_class == 'turn' %} You want to learn how to do a turn! {% elif predicted_class == 'cuddle' %} You want to learn how to do a cuddle! {% elif predicted_class == 'shadow' %} You want to learn how to do a shadow! {% elif predicted_class == 'unsure' %} Sorry, we're having trouble deciding what move you saw. {% endif %} {% if predicted_class == 'unsure' %} Sorry! That dance move looks really cool, but we're not sure what to call it! Try asking the dancers what they did, or take another video with a different angle or lighting. {% else %} To learn how to do this move, follow the link!
{% if predicted_class == 'turn' %} (link) {% elif predicted_class == 'cuddle' %} (link) {% elif predicted_class == 'shadow' %} (link) {% endif %} {% endif %} Try another video!


Arrays are a structured and ordered list. You can put any object in an Array. It's basically like placing numbered bullets in a gun. They are all going to come out in the same order. You can pop or push them out to rearrange or discard them. However, they aren't really linked to any other values. The bonus to being so firmly ordered is that it makes them easy to manipulate by order. You could have lemmings_array, and use the iterator to have them do something.
lemmings_array.each do |lemmings|
# something inane, because lemmings
end
But you can also iterate over a hash with .each so...
Hashes are lists of items. They are paired, one key goes to a value.  Now keys are unique - keys cannot have more than one value. However one value can have many keys. For example, if we were to use characters from the musical Hamilton as keys, we could see the values:
cast_ham = {
"Hamilton" => "Young, scrappy, and hungry",
"Burr" => "talk less, smile more",
"my country" =. "young, scrappy, and hungry",
"Lafayette" => "America's favorite fighting Frenchman",
"Angelica" => " ILU ALEX",
"Eliza" => "ILU ALEX"
}
Now, to emphasize the differences - Arrays are singular objects in a very hierarchal and manipulative order.


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