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Saturday PM, 5 Sept 2015
The hardest part still of Phase 0 has been finding an appropriate work/bootcamp/life balance. It's getting easier to know how much time to set aside for Phase 0, but I'm still messing up my scheduling trying to fit in all kinds of other things. I think I might actually write out a time table for next week to carve out blocks of time to dedicate to Phase 0. I think my problem has been in allowing myself to be too flexible, relying on the fact that I can pick this stuff up any time and work on it. I'll kick in some structure, see how it goes.
Thus far, Phase 0 and the internet have provided a bevy of resources to appeal to a great many different learning styles. I can always find some linear, concrete, straightforward tutorial that appeals to my learning style. I find that seeing the step-by-step process laid out in front of me is the most useful. Flowcharts are my jam. I'd put those sweet bastards in a jar and sell them at the farmer's market.
A lot of the articles and reading assignments are a bit of a struggle to get through. I am not as engaged as I would be if I were watching a video or doing my own research. Maybe I lack focus. I suspect a highlighter could change the reading game for me. There's gotta be an app for that somewhere out there. I'll find it.
I do spend some time on things not specific to my learning style, but mostly in the form of casual, curious wanderings. Like when I find a rabbit hole and want to explore things further. I think part of my time management goals for next week ought to include setting aside some time to do more exploring like this, in the interest of rounding out my learning style as well as adding depth to my understanding of certain topics that pique my interest.


Liverpool vs Manchester City: Who joins Van Dijk, De Bruyne and Sterling in our combined team?
The current league leaders and last year’s champions
by Karl MatchettLiverpool and Manchester City have dominated the domestic scene over the last couple of years.
Jurgen Klopp‘s side were Premier League runners-up last season, won the Champions League and reached the final the season before. Pep Guardiola‘s team completed an unprecedented league, League Cup and FA Cup treble last term and won the league with a record 100 points in 2017/18.
This season, they are once again the top two already – though it’s the Reds who go into this weekend’s crunch fixture with a six-point lead, and who are unbeaten so far this season.
The two squads are packed with talent, but if forced to decide on just 11 players to fill a team, who would get the nod between Liverpool and Man City’s stars?
We’ve selected our side, which you can see in the gallery below, choosing from only those who are fit and available for this weekend’s game, in a 4-3-3 which both teams usually play.
Check the above gallery to see our combined Liverpool-Man City XI.
Is there anyone else who should have been included? Let us know in the comments section below.


My first serious [citation needed], large-scale JavaScript work. I made this in March 2016 for /r/ConfusedTravolta as an excuse to make a game.
Written in: HTML, JavaScript
Project duration: Mar 26-27, 2016
Game of Life, devised by mathematician John Conway, written in JavaScript by me, for aguaplexus.net, a project a friend and I had in 12th grade.
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Many variations of "Lawyer up, hit the gym, delete facebook" have been circulating the web. There are in fact 7!=5040 ways to do this. This little web app does that for you so you can shitpost away!
Written in: HTML, JavaScript
Project duration: Apr 16 2016
Based on the structure famous Koch Snowflake fractal, this little thing creates all sorts of fractals using trigonometry to repeat patterns.
Written in: HTML, JavaScript, CSS
Completed: Apr 3 2016
Inspired by a video by Mathologer on YouTube, this app creates circular times tables. A circle is lined with d points and is specified to represent times table m. Starting from point p=0, each point p2 is calculated like so: p2=(p*m)%d. A line is drawn between these two points.
Written in: HTML, JavaScript
Project duration: Apr 30-May 1 2016
A fun and aesthetic HTML5 canvas thing. It utilises the fact that canvases will not be cleared unless specified to do so. A semi-transparent frame is added between frames of fireworks to slowly delete parts of the firework.
Written in: HTML, JavaScript
Project duration: Apr 2-3 2016
A website somewhere decided that letting users select phone numbers using dropdown menus was a great idea. The internet and all its webdevs went nuts with creating horribly inefficient phone number selectors. This is mine.
Written in: HTML, JavaScript
Project duration: May 4-5 2016
Me testing my abilities to make flexible pages and templates. PitchforkEmporium is a made-up store for purchase of pitchforks to slay OP. It uses a lot of JavaScript for the cart and Reddit API to log in users to imaginary accounts.
Written in: HTML, CSS, JavaScript (+jQuery)
Project duration: Apr 22-27 2016, cont.
A fish simulation, based on Craig Reynolds' Boids from 1986. The original program was written in Java by a friend of mine, and I transposed it into JavaScript. The source code can be found at aquaplexus.net/downloads.
Written in: Java (original), HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Completed: Apr 3 2016
My first attempt at using iFrames to create a HTML editor. It's also the first time I have used iFrames and they are indeed awesome!
Written in: HTML, JavaScript
Project duration: May 13 2016, cont.
Bézier curves are awesome. They're used for so many things and they're cool to play with. In this little fun web app, you can modify points and draw neat curves with ease.
Written in: HTML, JavaScript
Project duration: May 2016.
Mandelbrot/Julia sets are amazing things. This little thing can generate lots of cool fractals, zoom in and out, change colors, plot escape paths, and much more.
Written in: HTML, JavaScript
Project duration: June 2016.
A very simple prime number calculator. It generates a database of primes from 1-1M and uses them to check if numbers less than 1012 are prime with lightning speed.
Written in: HTML, JavaScript
Project duration: June 13 2016.
A spin-off on another JS project. This calculator lets you explore primes by index. Generate millions of primes in a matter of minutes and get to know useless stuff!
Written in: HTML, JavaScript
Project duration: August 2016.
Insert a URL to a reddit post, and see it live! See how the score and comments change, and more!
Written in: HTML, JavaScript
Project duration: August 2016.


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cousin. We had always dwelled together, beneath a tropical sun, in the Valley of the Many-Coloured Grass. No unguided footstep ever came upon that vale; for it lay far away up among a range of giant hills that hung beetling around about it, shutting out the sunlight from its sweetest recesses. No path was trodden in its vicinity; and, to reach our happy home, there was need of putting back, with force, the foliage of many thousands of forest trees, and of crushing to death the glories of many millions of fragrant flowers. Thus it was that we lived all alone, knowing nothing of the world without the valley,--I, and my cousin, and her mother. From the dim regions beyond the mountains at the upper end of our encircled domain, there crept out a narrow and deep river, brighter than all save the eyes of Eleonora; and, winding stealthily about in mazy courses, it passed away, at length, through a shadowy gorge, among hills still dimmer than those whence it had issued. We called it the 'River of Silence'; for there seemed to be a hushing influence in its flow. No murmur arose from its bed, and so gently it wandered along, that the pearly pebbles upon which we loved to gaze, far down within its bosom, stirred not at all, but lay in a motionless content, each in its own old station, shining on gloriously for ever. The margin of the river, and of the many dazzling rivulets that glided, through devious ways, into its channel, as well as the spaces that extended from the margins away down into the depths of the streams until they reached the bed of pebbles at the bottom,--these spots, not less than the whole surface of the valley, from the river to the mountains that girdled it in, were carpeted all by a soft green grass, thick, short, perfectly even, and vanilla-perfumed, but so besprinkled throughout with the yellow buttercup, the white daisy, the purple violet, and the ruby-red asphodel, that its exceeding beauty spoke to our hearts, in loud tones, of the love and of the glory of God. And, here and there, in groves about this grass, like wildernesses of dreams, sprang up fantastic trees, whose tall slender stems stood not upright, but slanted gracefully towards the light that peered at noon-day into the centre of the valley. Their bark was speckled with the vivid alternate splendour of ebony and silver, and was smoother than all save the cheeks of Eleonora; so that but for the brilliant green of the huge leaves that spread from their summits in long tremulous lines, dallying with the Zephyrs, one might have fancied them giant serpents of Syria doing homage to their Sovereign the Sun. Hand in hand about this valley, for fifteen years, roamed I wish Eleonora before Love entered within our hearts. It was one evening at the close of the third lustrum of her life, and of the fourth of my own, that we sat, locked in each other's embrace, beneath the serpent-like trees, and looked down within the waters of the River of Silence at our images therein. We spoke no words during the rest of that sweet day; and our words even upon the morrow were tremulous and few. We had drawn the god Eros from that wave, and now we felt that he had enkindled within us the fiery souls of our forefathers. The passions which had for centuries distinguished our race, came thronging with the fancies for which they had been equally noted, and together breathed a delirious bliss over the Valley of the Many-Coloured Grass. A change fell upon all things. Strange brilliant flowers, star- shaped, burst out upon the trees where no flowers had been known before. The tints of the green carpet deepened; and when, one by one, the white daisies shrank away, there sprang up, in place of them, ten by ten of the ruby-red asphodel.  The golden and silver fish haunted the river, out of the bosom of which issued, little by little, a murmur that swelled, at length, into a lulling melody more divine than that of the harp of Aeolus--sweeter than all save the voice of Eleonora. And now, too, a voluminous cloud, which we had long watched in the regions of Hesper, floated out thence, all gorgeous in crimson and gold, and settling in peace above us, sank, day by day, lower and lower, until its edges rested upon the tops of the mountains, turning all their dimness into magnificence, and shutting us up, as if for ever, within a magic prison-house of grandeur and of glory. The loveliness of Eleonora was that of the Seraphim; but she was a maiden artless and innocent as the brief life she had led among the flowers. No guile disguised the fervour of love which animated her heart, and she examined with me its inmost recesses as we walked together in the Valley of the Many-Coloured Grass, and discoursed of the mighty changes which had lately taken place therein. At length, having spoken one day, in tears, of the last sad change which must befall Humanity, she thenceforward dwelt only upon this one sorrowful theme, interweaving it into all our converse, as, in the songs of the bard of Schiraz, the same images are found occurring, again and again, in every impressive variation of phrase. She had seen that the finger of Death was upon her bosom-- that, like the ephemeron, she had been made perfect in loveliness only to die; but the terrors of the grave, to her, lay solely in a consideration which she revealed to me, one evening at twilight, by the banks of the River of Silence. She grieved to think that, having entombed her in the Valley of the Many- Coloured Grass, I would quit for ever its happy recesses, transferring the love which now was so passionately her own to some maiden of the outer and every-day world. And, then and there, I threw myself hurriedly at the feet of Eleonora, and offered up a vow, to herself and to Heaven, that I would never bind myself in marriage to any daughter of Earth--that I would in no manner prove recreant to her dear memory, or to the memory of the devout affection with which she had blessed me. And I called the Mighty Ruler of the Universe to witness the pious solemnity of my vow. And the curse which I invoked of and of her, a saint in Helusion, should I prove traitorous to that promise, involved a penalty the exceeding great horror of which will not permit me to make record of it here. And the bright eyes of Eleonora grew brighter at my words; and she sighed as if a deadly burthen had been taken from her breast; and she trembled and very bitterly wept; but she made acceptance of the vow (for what was she but a child?), and it made easy to her the bed of her death. And she said to me, not many days afterwards, tranquilly dying, that, because of what I had done for the comfort of her spirit, she would watch over me in that spirit when departed, and, if so it were permitted her, return to me visibly in the watches of the night; but, if this thing were, indeed, beyond the power of the souls in Paradise, that she would, at least, give me frequent indications of her presence; sighing upon me in the evening winds, or filling the air which I breathed with perfume
from the censers of the angels.  Thus far I have faithfully said. But as I pass the barrier in Time's path formed by the death of my beloved, and proceed with the second era of my existence, I feel that a shadow gathers over my brain, and I mistrust the perfect sanity of the record. But let me on.-- Years dragged themselves along heavily, and still I dwelled within the Valley of the Many-Coloured Grass;-- but a second change had come upon all things. The star-shaped flowers shrank into the stems of the trees, and appeared no more. The tints of the green carpet faded; and, one by one, the ruby- red asphodels withered away; and there sprang up, in place of them, ten by ten, dark eye-like violets that writhed uneasily and were ever encumbered with dew. And Life departed from our paths; for the tall flamingo flaunted no longer his scarlet plumage before us, but flew sadly from the vale into the hills, with all the gay glowing birds that had arrived in his company. And the golden and silver fish swam down through the gorge at the lower end of our domain and bedecked the sweet river never again. And the lulling melody that had been softer than the wind-harp of Aeolus and more divine than all save the voice of Eleonora, it died little by little away, in murmurs growing lower and lower, until the stream returned, at length, utterly, into the solemnity of its original silence. And then, lastly the voluminous cloud arose, and, abandoning the tops of the mountains to the dimness of old, fell back into the regions of Hesper, and took away all its manifold golden and gorgeous glories from the Valley of the Many-Coloured Grass. Yet the promises of Eleonora were not forgotten; for I heard the sounds of the swinging of the censers of the angels; and streams of a holy perfume floated ever and ever about the valley; and at lone hours, when my heart beat heavily, the winds that bathed my brow came unto me laden with soft sighs; and indistinct murmurs filled often the night air; and once--oh, but once only! I was awakened from a slumber like the slumber of death by the pressing of spiritual lips upon my own. But the void within my heart refused, even thus, to be filled. I longed for the love which had before filled it to overflowing. At
length the valley me through its memories of Eleonora, and I left it for ever for the vanities and the turbulent triumphs of the world. * I found myself within a strange city, where all things might have served to blot from recollection the sweet dreams I had dreamed so long in the Valley of the Many-Coloured Grass. The pomps and pageantries of a stately court, and the mad clangour of arms, and the radiant loveliness of woman, bewildered and intoxicated my brain. But as yet my soul had proved true to its vows, and the indications of the presence of Eleonora were still given me in the silent hours of the night. Suddenly, these manifestations they ceased; and the world grew dark before mine eyes; and I stood aghast at the burning thoughts which possessed- -at the terrible temptations which beset me; for there came from some far, far distant and unknown land, into the gay court of the king I served, a maiden to whose beauty my whole recreant heart yielded at once--at whose foot-stool I bowed down without a struggle, in the most ardent, in the most abject worship of love. What indeed was my passion for the young girl of the valley in comparison with the fervour, and the delirium, and the spirit- lifting ecstasy of adoration with which I poured out my whole soul in tears at the feet of the ethereal Ermengarde?-- Oh bright was the seraph Ermengarde! and in that knowledge I had room for none other.-- Oh divine was the angel Ermengarde! and as I looked down into the depths of her memorial eyes I thought only of them--and . I wedded;--nor dreaded the curse I had invoked; and its bitterness was not visited upon me. And once--but once again in the silence of the night, there came through my lattice the soft sighs which had forsaken me; and they modelled themselves into familiar and sweet voice, saying: 'Sleep in peace!--for the Spirit of Love reigneth and ruleth, and, in taking to thy passionate her who is Ermengarde, thou art absolved, for reasons which shall be made known to thee in Heaven, of thy vows unto Eleonora.'


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Introduction to OpenMPI
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Scientific-computing MPI Fortran
Table of Contents
Introduction
This post is a short tutorial on OpenMPI. The main goals are be familiar with the general concepts and terminology used on MPI parallel programming. The examples of code shown in this tutorial are Fortran 90.
We have to realize that there are three important elements on parallel programing in cluster systems: hardware, software and the topology of the network. This tutorial is focused mainly on clusters that are build of nodes. This means that each node does NOT have direct access to the other node memory (we have a distributed memory and not common shared memory). The consequence is that we will need to communicate between nodes and send and collect information/data from different machinesm, that is why it is used MPI directives. However note that the code produced with MPI can be used on a single processor or in a multicore machine.
Definitions
Flynn’s Taxonomy
- SISD: single instruction single data (serial computer)
- SIMD: single instruction multiple data (vector computer)
- MISD: multiple instruction single data (uncommon)
- MIMD: multiple instruction multiple data (parallel computer).
We will use the terminology SPMD to mean single program multiple data. The idea is a commom code runned on several computers but each node process different data (the data of each node should be distribuited by the single code). MPI is a realization of the SPMD by implementing several directives. In the practical Fortran 90 programming it is a module called with USE MPI and it implement several subroutines that manage the SPMD idea. The typical workflow is build a source code, compile it (in the case of Fortran 90 or C/C++ etc), and run in a machine indicating the number of tasks (or nodes) that will be used (for instance mpirun -np 123 mycode.exe).
Performance related concepts
- FLOPS: It is the number of floating point operations per second. It is used to describe the computation capability.
- Serial time: time to run the code in 1 machine (serial code): $t_{s}$
- Parallel time: time to process the same code with p processors: $t_{p}$
- Speedup factor: $S(p)=t_{s}/t_{p}$
- Work cost: $W(p)=pt_{p}$
- Efficiency: $E(p)=t_{s}/(pt_{p})=W(1)/W(p)$
- Serial fraction: f, is the fraction of the code that is allways serial (it is allways runned by only 1 processor).
- Overhead: $(Wp-W1)/W1$
- Computation time: fraction of time running the code ($t_{c}$)
- Comunication time: fraction of the time performing transmission or comunication between nodes and memory ($t_{t}$)
Note: it is important maximize $t_{c}/t_{t}$
Amdahl’s law
It measures the parallel performance given the serial performance.
Guftafson’s law
It measures the serial performance given the parallel performance.
Network Latency and Load-Balance
This is another important concept: in a parallel program over a cluster with several nodes communicated by a network the time spent in communication have to be estimated. In general the time needed to send a message depends on the size of the message plus the time to establish the communication (like open the channel) called latency. Therefore, $t_{c}=L+m/B$, where L is the latency time, B is the bandwidth and m is the size of the message.
In the same size it is important achieve a work balance between the nodes, otherwise the computation time is constrained by the performance of one node.
Waterfall Model in Scientific Computing
In general the software is developed following the so called Waterfall Model
In the case of scientific programming we could modificate the initial stages of the waterfall model then the design is changed by:
Abstraction of the problem >(1)> Physical/Mathematical Model
and
Physical/Mathematical Model >(2)> Formulation as an algorthim
However in the transition (2) is better to know in advance properties of the hardware and tolopogy to consolidate the design of the software. For these reasons a previous good knownledge of the parallel programming methodologies. Here it is explained OpenMPI
MPI and OpenMPI
MPI is a standard set of directives that several tools and packages can follow (another is for instance PVM, parallel virtual machine). Here it is explained OpenMPI (but there are others like MPICH). I will explain the directives by examples, for that I recommend to the reader a UNIX/LINUX machine, an editor like geany or vim, an installed version of OpenMPI and the fortran compiler. A standard linux distribution gives to the user an easy way to install all this tools.
The codes here included can be compiled and executed as:
mpif90 fortran90mpi.f90 -o myprogram.exe
mpirun -np 4 myprogram.exe
Fortran Examples
Hello from each node
program main
use mpi
integer :: ierr, nproc, iproc
call MPI_INIT(ierr)
call MPI_COMM_RANK(MPI_COMM_WORLD, iproc, ierr)
call MPI_COMM_SIZE(MPI_COMM_WORLD, nproc, ierr)
print *, 'Hello World! by ',iproc,'from ',nproc
call MPI_FINALIZE(ierr)
end program main
Different code for each node
program main
use mpi
implicit none
integer num_id, min_process, ierr, status(MPI_STATUS_SIZE)
integer num_procs
call MPI_INIT (ierr)
call MPI_COMM_RANK (MPI_COMM_WORLD, num_id, ierr)
call MPI_COMM_SIZE (MPI_COMM_WORLD, num_procs, ierr)
if ( num_id .eq. 0 ) then
print *,'Machine ',num_id, 'I am doing task 0'
elseif (num_id .eq. 1 ) then
print *,'Machine ',num_id, 'I am doing task 1'
elseif (num_id .eq. 2 ) then
print *,'Machine ',num_id, 'I am doing task 2'
else
print *,'Machine ',num_id, 'I am doing a common task 3'
endif
call MPI_FINALIZE(ierr)
end program main
Example with send and recive information
Here is explained the design of a code. It shows a possible stragegy to program a specific code by writting in natural language the logical task that should be done. This example was taken from
http://condor.cc.ku.edu/~grobe/docs/intro-MPI.shtml
program sumvector
!! The code have to sum the rows in a vector. The root process will be
!! here a master that send parts of the vector to each child process
!! (often called slave). Master and child processes calculate
!! the partial sum of the portion of the vector assigned.
!! The child processes send their partial sums to the master, who calculates
!! the total sum
use mpi
integer num_id, main_process, ierr, status(MPI_STATUS_SIZE)
integer num_procs, an_id
main_process = 0
c Now replicate this process to create parallel processes.
call MPI_INIT (ierr)
c find out MY process ID, and how many processes were started.
call MPI_COMM_RANK (MPI_COMM_WORLD, my_id, ierr)
call MPI_COMM_SIZE (MPI_COMM_WORLD, num_procs, ierr)
if (my_id .eq. root_process) then
c I must be the root process, so I will query the user
c to determine how many numbers to sum.
c 1. Initialize a vector,
c 2. Distribute a portion of the vector to each child process,
c 3. Calculate the sum of the values in the segment assigned,
c 4. Collect the partial sums from slave processes,
c 5. Print them, and add them to the grand sum, and print it.
else
c 1. I must be slave process, so I must receive my vector segment,
c 2. Calculate the sum of my portion of the vector,
c 3. and, finally, send my portion of the sum to the root process.
endif
c Stop this process.
call MPI_FINALIZE(ierr)
stop
end
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A website is constructed using three main components. The components interact with each other to give you the finished site that you will use or visit. The three components are HTML, CSS and DOM. A very simple way to describe HTML - Hyper Text Markup Language, is using your body, think of your head, shoulders, arms, torso, legs etc, as structural elements that allow your body to support itself, stand up and remain balanced. CSS-Cascading Style Sheets, can then be described as the clothes you dress or style your body with. For example, the colour and style of the t-shirt you choose to wear or the type of sweater you select. Do you wear jeans or choose to wear a dress, what style of shoes do you choose to go with what you are wearing, what jewellery do you accessorise with etc. DOM stands for Document Object Modelling, this can be described like the pattern a designer or tailor would use to make clothes to dress and style a person. The pattern is based on the dimensions or elements of the body along with the style or type of clothes that the person had selected to wear. Together all three elements - body, style and the pattern create the finished product i.e the website.
What is meant by boxifying design?
When designing a website, you first visualise the site in your mind and imagine how it will look, what elements you will use and how it will be presented to the end user. The next step is taking that conceptual design in your mind and presenting it in a visual form. Using boxifying design you can display each webpage as a series of boxes from the top of the page to the bottom. Each box will represent an element on the page. For example at the very top you would have a header box. The header box could be made up of two further elements like a logo and a line of text, these would be represented by two smaller boxes within the header box. The header box could be followed on by a series of three images in the centre of the page, each represented by its own box and so on until you reach the bottom of the page. The boxes will help to compartmentalise the webpage into areas of work. It is helpful to add HTML code to biggest boxes first working your way down to the smallest of boxes.
What is the box model?
The box model is used when talking about design and layout in CSS. All HTML elements can be thought of as boxes and the CSS box model is essentially the box that is wrapped around each HTML element. Each box is made up of four parts. Starting from the inside out you have on the inside - Content, surrounded by Paddin (correct spelling in this case), than Borders followed on the outside by Margin. The content of the box is where images and text appears. Paddin clears an area around the content and is transparent. A border then goes around the paddin and content. The margin then clears an area around the margin and is also transparent. The box model allows us to add a border around elements and to define space between elements.


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Kilian Sprotte
ml13 at onlinehome.de
Wed Feb 7 21:13:57 CET 2007
Hi,
thanks for your help!
Am 07.02.2007 um 05:04 schrieb Guido Tack:
> Hi!
>
>> Now I need to create a SetView from my SetVar, in order
>> to access its lub with LubRanges.
>
> You do not have to use pointers to views, just use the views
> directly. They are themselves just thin wrappers around a pointer
> to the actual variable implementation. Allocating a view on the
> stack costs exactly the same as allocating a pointer variable. If
> you really want to use pointers, you could consider using the
> pointer returned by SetView::variable(void).
>
SetView::variable(void) works for me!
>
>> // this function could be called something like
>> // LubRanges_from_SetVar
>> {
>> ...
>> SetVar* set;
>> SetView view(*set);
>> return new LubRanges ranges(view); // (this would not work I
>> suppose....)
>> }
>
> This will work!
:) And this one two!
But concerning the SetView, when the function returns I think the
destructor is called and then it is deallocated from the stack,
right? This does no harm since the LubRanges is working on the
underlying implementation.
But in general, shouldn't I be able to create an Object like SetView,
or e.g
Gecode::Int::OffsetView with a function and return it to Lisp directly?
I imagine the case, where I could pass an Int::OffsetView to a
propagator, freeing me from the need to create a new IntVar to only
represent a constant addition of 1 for example.
Maybe I am even not supposed to do something like that?
Sorry about the confusion,
Cheers,
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You can now stay in this amazing converted mill that features its own Champagne
Fancy a luxury break? It doesn’t get much more luxurious than a whole Champagne bar to yourself.
This converted 15th-century watermill has its own Champagne bar and hot tub.
And with 16 rooms, it is the perfect place to stay for a big group trip.
The property was transformed by Sandy Potter, 53, who started property development after her divorce to support her daughters.
The holiday let is in the Peak District countryside and there are an amazing seven bedrooms.
The Grade II listed property features in the Domesday Book and was used to mill corn and wheat until about 1960.
Sandy and her second husband David Potter, 47, have restored its 300-year-old water wheel, and it retains its ancient stonework and oak beams.
More modern touches include a luxurious Champagne bar and a hot tub.
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They bought the property for £650,000 in February and have spent £100,000 renovating it, with the work taking two months.
Sandy said: ‘We feel so lucky to custodians of such a special house with amazing history.
‘When we bought it the water wheel was rotting away and trying to find an engineer to fix it was quite a challenge.
‘All the bits had to be hand made so it was a costly process but it is now once again the biggest working wheel in the Peak District.
‘We’ve tried to make the property a mixture of the new and old, adding the Champagne bar and contemporary furniture to go with the traditional features. We’re very proud of it.’
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Sandy has since renovated a string of properties into successful holiday lets in the county, with this one her most ambitious project yet.
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‘Having this ‘nest egg’ that would ‘keep on giving’ alleviate my concerns about the future for my family.
‘When I’m ready to retire, my children will be hands-on and run the properties and take over the business, so there is a job for them, and an income for me too.’
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Don Johnson Praises Daughter Dakota Johnson: ‘I Know Talent When I See It’
by Jamie SamhanDon Johnson only has wonderful things to say about his daughter Dakota Johnson.
“Of course I’m her father, but I can also recognize talent when I see it,” the “Miami Vice” actor said about his daughter who he shares with ex-wife Melanie Griffith.
While talking to The Sunday Telegraph’s Stellar magazine, Don, 69, said that the “50 Shades of Grey” star is “one of the most gifted actresses alive today.”
Johnson and Griffith have been married twice, first briefly in 1976 and then again from 1989-96. But the two are still close all because of their daughter.
 “Children model you more than they listen to you.”
Johnson has also been teasing the revival of “Nash Bridges”.
“We’re writing it now, and it’s a two-hour television film, and they’re looking at it as kind of a way to launch it again as a series,” Johnson tells the ladies of “The Talk” on an upcoming episode. “Good Lord, I don’t know how I feel about that.”
“The Cheech [Joe Dominguez] will be back,” he added. “I think in this adaptation of ‘Nash Bridges,’ he’s going to actually be selling weed. And the cops in San Francisco are actually going to be smoking it.”


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| module Foreign.Marshal.Alloc |
| module Foreign.Marshal.Array |
| module Foreign.Marshal.Error |
| module Foreign.Marshal.Utils |
and provides one function:
| unsafeLocalState :: IO a -> a |
The only IO operations allowed in the IO action passed to unsafeLocalState are (a) local allocation (alloca, allocaBytes and derived operations such as withArray and withCString), and (b) pointer operations (Foreign.Storable and Foreign.Ptr) on the pointers to local storage, and (c) foreign functions whose only observable effect is to read and/or write the locally allocated memory. Passing an IO operation that does not obey these rules results in undefined behaviour.
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Images
Criterion 1.3
There is a particular case of management when the image is used as a CAPTCHA or as a test image. In this situation, where it is not possible to give a relevant alternative without compromizing the function or the CAPTCHA or test, the criterion is not applicable.
Note: the case of CAPTCHA and test images is handled specifically by the criterion 1.4.
Criterion 1.8
For this criterion, there is a particular case management when the text is part of a logo or a graphic element associated with the identity of an organization or a company (a slogan, for example). In these situations, the criterion is not applicable for these items.
Note 1: Changes of color when taking focus are not affected by the application of the test, unless the content also changes when taking focus.
Note 2: the indications of link state (active or visited) are not affected by the application of the criterion.
Criterion 1.9
For this criterion, there is a particular case management when the text is part of a logo or a graphic element associated with the identity of an organization or a company (a slogan, for example). In these situations, the criterion is not applicable for these items.
Note 1: Changes of color when taking focus are not affected by the application of the test, unless the content also changes when taking focus.
Note 2: the indications of link state (active or visited) are not affected by the application of the criterion.
Colors
Criteria 3.3 - 3.4
For these criteria, there is a particular case management when the text is part of a logo or a graphic element associated with the identity of an organization or a company. In these situations, the criteria are not applicable for these items.
Note 1: The particular case concerning the texts associated with the graphic identity of an organization or a company should be limited to specific elements such as a slogan. In case it is an entire graphic identity, especially when the graphic identity is imposed, that is problematic, like a choice of font color for example, the solution is to resort to an alternative version, with sufficiently high contrast.
Note 2: Changes of color when taking focus are not affected by the application of the test, unless the content also changes when taking focus.
Note 3: the indications of link state (active or visited) are not affected by the application of the criterion.
For these criteria, there is a particular case of management when the image of text is used as a CAPTCHA or as a test image. In this situation, the criteria are not applicable.
Multimedia
Criteria 4.1 - 4.2 - 4.3 - 4.5 - 4.7 - 4.9 - 4.11 - 4.13
There is a particular case management when:
- the time-based media is used for decorative purposes (ie it contains no information);
- the time-based media is itself an alternative to a content in the page (a sign language video or a spoken version of a text, for example);
- the time-based media is used to access a larger version;
- the time-based media is used as a CAPTCHA;
- the time-based media is part of a test that would be useless if the text transcript, the synchronized captions or the audio description were disclosed.
In these situations, the criterion is not applicable.
Criterion 4.15
There is a particular case management when the time-based media is used for decorative purposes (ie it contains no information). In this situation, the criterion is not applicable.
Criterion 4.16
There is a particular case management when:
- the non time-based media is used for decorative purposes (ie it contains no information);
- the non time-based media is distributed in a controlled environment;
- the non time-based media is inserted via JavaScript by checking the presence and version of the plug-in, replacing alternative content already present.
In these situations, the criterion is not applicable.
Criterion 4.19
There is a particular case management when the time-based media is used as a CAPTCHA or is part of a test that would become useless if the background sound could be disabled, or if the dialogue tracks were 20 decibels higher than the background sound.
In these situations, the criterion is not applicable.
Criterion 4.22
There is a particular case management when the time-based or non time-based media is used for decorative purposes (ie it contains no information). In these situations, the criterion is not applicable.
Links
Criteria 6.1 and 6.3
There is a particular case management when the link is ambiguous for every user. In this situation, where it is not possible to make the explicit link in context, the criterion is not applicable.
Scripts
Criterion 7.3
There is a particular case management when the functionality depends on the use of an event manager without any universal equivalent, for example, a hand drawing application can not be made controllable with the keyboard. In these situations, the criterion is not applicable.
Criterion 7.5
There is a particular case management when the unsolicited warning relates to an emergency, event, or a sudden and unexpected situation that requires immediate action to preserve health, safety or property. In these situations, the criterion is not applicable.
Mandatory elements
Criterion 8.2
There is a particular case management regarding the compliance of HTML code:
To accompany the gradual support of HTML5 by browsers, accessibility APIs and assistive technologies, some criteria may require the presence of attributes or tags declared "obsolete" in HTML5. In this case the test is not applicable 8.2.2.
Criterion 8.7
There is a particular case management regarding the language change in the following cases:
- proper name: the criterion is not applicable;
- common name in a foreign language, present in the official dictionary of the default human language of the web page, the criterion is not applicable (Note: the official dictionary is recommended by the academy in charge of the language in question). For France, for example, the link to the official dictionary is on the French Academy's website. For any request to the service of the dictionary of the French Academy, use the online French academy contact form;
- the term in foreign language was previously submitted by the user via a form field and displayed on the page (such as the reminder of the search term, in the case of a search engine), the criterion is not applicable;
- text in a language that can not be determined: the criterion is not applicable.
Note: For common names in a foreign language, absent in the official dictionary of the default human language of the website, and adopted in the common language (eg: rendezvous): the criterion is applicable only when the absence of language specification may cause misunderstanding during restitution.
Presentation of information
Criterion 10.11
There is a particular case management for Chinese, Japanese and Korean languages. In these situations, the reference number of characters is 40.
Navigation
Criterion 12.1
There is a particular case management when the website consists of a single page or a very limited number of pages (see note) for which the browser search function in the content is considered as equivalent to a search engine. In this case, the criterion is not applicable.
Note: in practice, this particular case refers sites with 2 or 3 pages, for example, with few contents.
Criteria 12.2 - 12.3
There is a particular case management when the pages of a set of pages are the result or part of a process (a payment or order taking process, for instance). In such situations, the criterion is not applicable.
Criterion 12.8
There is a particular case management when the page is the home page. In this case, the criterion is not applicable.
Criteria 12.10 - 12.11
There is a particular case of management when the website is constituted by a single page that does not have a navigation menu. In this circumstance, the criterion is not applicable.
Consultation
Criterion 13.1
There is a particular case management when the time limit is essential, especially when it could not be removed without fundamentally changing the content or functionality related to content.
In these situations, the criterion is not applicable. For example, the refresh of an RSS feed on a page is not a critical time limit; the criterion is applicable. However, an automatic redirection that leads to the new version of a page from an outdated url is essential; the criterion is not applicable.
Criterion 13.6
There is a particular case management when the document is generated dynamically (eg an invoice). In this situation, the weight indication is optional, other indications (file type and language) are still required.


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Thanks for attending our third North American Write the Docs conference in Portland! We're so grateful to our sponsors, speakers, volunteers, and attendees for making the conference possible.
We hope you had a wonderful time, and that you are as excited as we are about the beautiful community that is forming. Below we've included all of the resources you might need for staying in touch, like videos, notes, and a forum. We also have a short anonymous survey for you to fill out, so we can make the conference even better next year.
Let us know how we can improve for future conferences and gatherings. We really appreciate your candid feedback!
Our two question survey is quick and easy, so go fill it out.
Don't forget we have our European conference this year in Prague! The Call for Proposals is still open, and has been extended until June 15. We heard a lot of people excited about submitting, and worried about the dealdine, so we've pushed it back to give you a bit more time.
We're also looking for more sponsors to make the event just as magical as this year's Portland event. If you are curious about sponsoring EU or NA again next year, please contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can find information about the conference and Call for Proposals on our European Conference website.
All the videos for the conference are now posted. You can see all the videos from this year of Write the Docs on Youtube. Thanks again to our wonderful video folks at Next Day Video for turning them around so quickly.
Thanks to our awesome community member Sharon Campbell, we now have a Write the Docs Forum.
We hope that this forum will serve as the easiest way to share information with the community. Join the forum, and feel free to start a topic or chime in on an existing thread.
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SHRED
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: June 2012
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NAME
shred - overwrite a file to hide its contents, and optionally delete itSYNOPSIS
shred [OPTION]... FILE...DESCRIPTION
Overwrite the specified FILE(s) repeatedly, in order to make it harder for even very expensive hardware probing to recover the data.
Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options too.
- -f, --force
- change permissions to allow writing if necessary
- -n, --iterations=N
- overwrite N times instead of the default (3)
- --random-source=FILE
- get random bytes from FILE
- -s, --size=N
- shred this many bytes (suffixes like K, M, G accepted)
- -u, --remove
- truncate and remove file after overwriting
- -v, --verbose
- show progress
- -x, --exact
- do not round file sizes up to the next full block;
- this is the default for non-regular files
- -z, --zero
- add a final overwrite with zeros to hide shredding
- --help
- display this help and exit
- --version
- output version information and exit
If FILE is -, shred standard output.
Delete FILE(s) if --remove (-u) is specified. The default is not to remove the files because it is common to operate on device files like /dev/hda, and those files usually should not be removed. When operating on regular files, most people use the --remove option.
CAUTION: Note that shred relies on a very important assumption: that the file system overwrites data in place. This is the traditional way to do things, but many modern file system designs do not satisfy this assumption. The following are examples of file systems on which shred is not effective, or is not guaranteed to be effective in all file system modes:
* log-structured or journaled file systems, such as those supplied with AIX and Solaris (and JFS, ReiserFS, XFS, Ext3, etc.)
* file systems that write redundant data and carry on even if some writes fail, such as RAID-based file systems
* file systems that make snapshots, such as Network Appliance's NFS server
* file systems that cache in temporary locations, such as NFS version 3 clients
* compressed file systems
In the case of ext3 file systems, the above disclaimer applies (and shred is thus of limited effectiveness) only in data=journal mode, which journals file data in addition to just metadata. In both the data=ordered (default) and data=writeback modes, shred works as usual. Ext3 journaling modes can be changed by adding the data=something option to the mount options for a particular file system in the /etc/fstab file, as documented in the mount man page (man mount).
In addition, file system backups and remote mirrors may contain copies of the file that cannot be removed, and that will allow a shredded file to be recovered later.
AUTHOR
Written by Colin Plumb.REPORTING BUGS
Report shred bugs to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>coreutils home page: <http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/>
General help using GNU software: <http://www.gnu.org/gethelp/>
Report shred translation bugs to <http://translationproject.org/team/>
COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 2010 Free Software Foundation, Inc. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>.This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.
SEE ALSO
The full documentation for shred is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and shred programs are properly installed at your site, the command- info coreutils aqshred invocationaq
should give you access to the complete manual.
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
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Description
Comparison (simple) Rule defines a logical rule that allows or prohibits the transaction from being executed when the conditions are met.
Important:
Be very careful with the rules you define as certain combinations may prohibit the execution of all transactions!
How to add new Comparison Rule:
- Click on „Plus“ icon on top right corner
- A modal window will open to add new rule
- Select "Simple rule" option in "Rule type" dropbox
- You will see Modal window for add/edit Simple risk rule
How to define new Comparison Rule:
When you see Modal window for add/edit Simple risk rule, you can define new rule by choosing the required attributes, operator, and result.
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If "Attribute 1" and "Attribute 2" meet the condition selected in the "Operator", the "Result" will be executed.
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- Select "!=" option in "Operator" dropbox
- Select "shipping.address.country" option in "Attribute 2" dropbox
- Select "Red" option in "Result" dropbox
- Click on "Save" button on the bottom of the modal window
Important:
After you save the items in modal window, you must click the "Save" button at the bottom of the page. Otherwise, your changes will not be saved.
How to edit existing Comparison Rule:
- Click on „Edit“ icon on the row with selected item
- A modal window will open to edit selected rule
- At this point "Rule type" dropbox can not be changed
- Change the options that you want
Important:
After you save the items in modal window, you must click the "Save" button at the bottom of the page. Otherwise, your changes will not be saved.
How to delete existing Comparison Rule:
- Click on „Delete“ icon on the row with selected item
- Risk Rule will be deleted from the rules list
Important: Don't forget to save
After you delete the items from list, you must click the "Save" button at the bottom of the page. Otherwise, your changes will not be saved.
Description of the options:
"Attribute 1" and "Attribute 2"
"billing.address.city" --> Billing Address City
"billing.address.country" --> Billing Address Country
"billing.address.firstName" --> Billing Address First Name
"billing.address.houseNumber" --> Billing Address House Number
"billing.address.id" --> Billing Address Id
"billing.address.lastName" --> Billing Address Last Name
"billing.address.state" --> Billing Address State
"billing.address.street" --> Billing Address Street
"billing.address.zip" --> Billing Address Zip Code
"order.ipAddress" --> IP Address of Order
"shipping.address.city" --> Shipping Address City
"shipping.address.country" --> Shipping Address Country
"shipping.address.firstName" --> Shipping Address First Name
"shipping.address.houseNumber" --> Shipping Address House Number
"shipping.address.id" --> Shipping Address Id
"shipping.address.lastName" --> Shipping Address Last Name
"shipping.address.state" --> Shipping Address State
"shipping.address.street" --> Shipping Address Street
"shipping.address.zip" --> Shipping Address Zip Code
Operator:
">=" - Greater than or equal
"<=" - Less than or equal
"<" - Less than
"==" - Equality
"!=" - Inequality
">" - Greater than
Result:
"Red" - Transaction will be declined
"Green" - Transaction will pass


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| Version: | 1.0.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), survival (≥ 2.42) |
| Imports: | stats |
| Published: | 2018-11-16 |
| Author: | Nathalie Graffeo [aut, cre], Aurelien Latouche [aut], Sylvie Chevret [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Nathalie Graffeo <nathalie.graffeo at univ-amu.fr> |
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General Purpose computing on GPU
Streaming Multiprocessor
Unified shader unit (in contrast to dedicated shader)
Programmable
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GeForce 8800 (Tesla architecure) (2007 ?)
Nvidia Pascal P100 (state of the art)
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}
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Time (microsecond): 22066
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