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- unknown
- Default value.
- none
- Do nothing.
- staff
- Perform a melee attack with a staff.
This attack damages all living units in a sector of -game.staffSector / 2.0
to
game.staffSector / 2.0
. The distance between wizard and target centers should not exceed
game.staffRange + livingUnit.radius
.
- magicMissile
- Cast a magic missile.
Magic missile is a basic spell of any wizard. Inflicts some damage upon a direct hit.
The center of a newly created magic missile is the same as the center of a caster wizard. The angle of a
projectile is equal to wizard.angle + move.castAngle
, and its speed is game.magicMissileSpeed
.
All collisions between a projectile and its caster are ignored by the game engine.
Requires game.magicMissileManacost
manapoints.
- frostBolt
- Cast a frost bolt.
A frost bolt inflicts some damage upon a direct hit and freezes a target.
The center of a newly created frost bolt is the same as the center of a caster wizard. The angle of a
projectile is equal to wizard.angle + move.castAngle
, and its speed is game.frostBoltSpeed
.
All collisions between a projectile and its caster are ignored by the game engine.
Requires the frostBolt
skill and game.frostBoltManacost
manapoints.
- fireball
- Cast a fireball.
A fireball explodes when reaching maximal cast range or upon a collision with living unit.
Damages and burns all living units nearby.
The center of a newly created fireball is the same as the center of a caster wizard. The angle of a
projectile is equal to wizard.angle + move.castAngle
, and its speed is game.fireballSpeed
.
All collisions between a projectile and its caster are ignored by the game engine.
Requires the fireball
skill and game.fireballManacost
manapoints.
- haste
- Cast a haste spell, that temporarily speedups the friendly wizard with id equal to
move.statusTargetId
or the caster himself if the game engine can not find such wizard.
Requires the haste
skill and game.hasteManacost
manapoints.
- shield
- Cast a shield spell, that temporarily protects the friendly wizard with id equal to
move.statusTargetId
or the caster himself if the game engine can not find such wizard.
Requires the shield
skill and game.shieldManacost
manapoints.


Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana,
children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to
the day
in the week they were born. This is a web application that
takes a user's birthday and calculates the day of
the week they
were born and then depending on their gender outputs their Akan name.


{% load static %}
BetterSelf
Become a better version of yourself, one day at a time.
* {{ message }} *
Quote: {{quote.quote}}
Author: {{quote.author}}
Added by: {{quote.user_who_uploaded.display_name}}


If you have not finished the guide, the button below will not work.
The button links to test.js. The test.js request is passed through NGINX and then handled by the Node.js server.


Flappy Bird was created by the Vietnamese video game artist and programmer Dong Nguyen. Learn more about Dong Nguyen and flappy bird with the link below
Learn More About Don NyugenFlappy bird clones are an effective way to hone your programming skills. We have made 2 different clones in 2 different languages so far. Be is a link to our python processing git hub repo. Coming soon is a download link for our unity version.


Each component/library is a stand alone npm package so install what you need to use.
Components designed to be fully compatible with Angular. Get up and running quickly.
100% open source MIT license hosted on Github


{{- $title := partial "functions/outputEditionParam" (dict "page" . "param" "doctitle" ) }} {{- $subtitle := partial "functions/outputEditionParam" (dict "page" . "param" "subtitle" ) }} {{- $doc_number := partial "functions/outputEditionParam" (dict "page" . "param" "doc_number" ) }}


Next: rational, Previous: float (System Class), Up: Numbers Dictionary
short-float: short-float, float, real, number, t
single-float: single-float, float, real, number, t
double-float: double-float, float, real, number, t
long-float: long-float, float, real, number, t
For the four defined subtypes of type float, it is true that intermediate between the type short-float and the type long-float are the type single-float and the type double-float. The precise definition of these categories is implementation-defined. The precision (measured in "bits", computed as p\log_2b) and the exponent size (also measured in "bits," computed as \log_2(n+1), where n is the maximum exponent value) is recommended to be at least as great as the values in Figure 12–11. Each of the defined subtypes of type float might or might not have a minus zero.
| Format | Minimum Precision | Minimum Exponent Size |
|---|---|---|
| Short | 13 bits | 5 bits |
| Single | 24 bits | 8 bits |
| Double | 50 bits | 8 bits |
| Long | 50 bits | 8 bits |
Figure 12–11: Recommended Minimum Floating-Point Precision and Exponent Size
There can be fewer than four internal representations for floats. If there are fewer distinct representations, the following rules apply:
If there is only one, it is the type single-float. In this representation, an object is simultaneously of types single-float, double-float, short-float, and long-float.
Two internal representations can be arranged in either of the following ways:
Two types are provided: single-float and short-float. An object is simultaneously of types single-float, double-float, and long-float.
Two types are provided: single-float and double-float. An object is simultaneously of types single-float and short-float, or double-float and long-float.
Three internal representations can be arranged in either of the following ways:
Three types are provided: short-float, single-float, and double-float. An object can simultaneously be of type double-float and long-float.
Three types are provided: single-float, double-float, and long-float. An object can simultaneously be of types single-float and short-float.
Abbreviating.
(short-float
{[short-lower-limit [short-upper-limit]]})
(single-float
{[single-lower-limit [single-upper-limit]]})
(double-float
{[double-lower-limit [double-upper-limit]]})
(long-float
{[long-lower-limit [long-upper-limit]]})
short-lower-limit, short-upper-limit—interval designators for type short-float. The defaults for each of lower-limit and upper-limit is the symbol *.
single-lower-limit, single-upper-limit—interval designators for type single-float. The defaults for each of lower-limit and upper-limit is the symbol *.
double-lower-limit, double-upper-limit—interval designators for type double-float. The defaults for each of lower-limit and upper-limit is the symbol *.
long-lower-limit, long-upper-limit—interval designators for type long-float. The defaults for each of lower-limit and upper-limit is the symbol *.
Each of these denotes the set of floats of the indicated type that are on the interval specified by the interval designators.
Next: rational, Previous: float (System Class), Up: Numbers Dictionary


Usage: listgeo [-tfw] [-no_norm] [-proj4] [-t tabledir] inputfileThe program listgeo takes a GeoTIFF file as input and dumps to the standard output a GeoTIFF "metadata" file, which is human readable, and may also be used as input to other programs which use the "GTIFImport" routine, such as geotifcp.
The -tfw flag may be passed to force generation of an ESRI style .tfw file as well as the metadata file. The ESRI world file is always given the same basename as the input file, with the extension .tfw. If one exists already it will be overwritten.
The -no_norm flag will supress reporting of normalized parameters, and reporting of corner points.
The -proj4 flag forces listgeo to report the PROJ.4 projection string it uses for reprojecting corners to lat/long.
The -t tabledir flag overrides the programs concept of how to file the EPSG CSV files, causing it to look in directory "tabledir".
The metadata format is defined as follows (all strings not placed
between
Following the normalized projection information listgeo will report the
positions of the four corner coordinates, and if possible their lat/long
equivelents. The corner coordinates are reported for tiepoint+scale and
transformation matrix formulations of GeoTIFF files, but not for multiple
tiepoint formulations. The lat/long coordinates are only available if
listgeo is compiled with PROJ.4, if the projection definition can be
normalized, and if it is a projection supported by the listgeo PROJ.4
binding.
Example (default output of listgeo):
<Geotiff_Metadata> = <Geotiff_Header> + <GeoTIFF_Body> + <GeoTIFF_Trailer>
<Geotiff_Header> = <White_Space> + Geotiff_Information: + <Return>
<GeoTIFF_Trailer> = <White_Space> + End_Of_Geotiff. + <Return>
<GeoTIFF_Body> = <GeoTIFF_Info> + <GeoTIFF_Tags> + <GeoTIFF_Keys>
<GeoTIFF_Info> = <GeoTIFF_Version> + <GeoTIFF_Revision>
<GeoTIFF_Version> = Version: + <Single_Space> + <Version> + <Return>
<Version> = <Integer>
<GeoTIFF_Revision> = Revision: +
<Single_Space> + <Major_Rev> + <Period> + <Minor_Rev> + <Return>
<Major_Rev> = <Integer>
<Minor_Rev> = <Integer>
<GeoTIFF_Tags> = <Tag_Header> + <Tag_Entry>* + <Tag_Trailer>
<Tag_Header> = <White_Space> + Tagged_Information: + <Return>
<Tag_Trailer> = <White_Space> + End_Of_Tags. + <Return>
<Tag_Entry> = <Tag_Entry_Header> + <Tag_Entry_Row>*
<Tag_Entry_Header> = <White_Space> +
<Tag_Name> + <Tag_Dimension> + <Colon> + <Return>
<Tag_Dimension> = "(" + <NRows> + <Comma> + <NCols> + ")"
<NRows> = <Integer>
<NCols> = <Integer>
<Tag_Entry_Row> = <White_Space> + <Double_Float>*<NCols> + <Return>
<GeoTIFF_Keys> = <Key_Header> + <Key_Entry>* + <Key_Trailer>
<Key_Header> = <White_Space> + Keyed_Information: + <Return>
<Key_Trailer> = <White_Space> + End_Of_Keys. + <Return>
<Key_Entry> = <Key_Entry_Header> + <Key_Entry_Value>
<Key_Entry_Header> = <White_Space> +
<Key_Name> + <Key_Dimension> + <Colon> + <Return>
<Key_Dimension> = "(" + <Key_Format> + <Comma> + <Key_Count> + ")"
<Key_Entry_Value> = (<Key_Value> | <Numeric_Value> | <Ascii_Value>)
<Numeric_Value> = (<Integer> | <Double_Float>)
<Ascii_Value> = <Double_Quote> + <String> + <Double_Quote>
<Tag_Name> = All symbolic tag names defined in GeoTIFF spec.
<Key_Name> = All symbolic key names defined in GeoTIFF spec.
<Key_Value> = All symbolic value names defined in GeoTIFF spec.
<Key_Format> = (Short | Ascii | Double)
And for the pedantic:
<White_Space> = (<Single_Space> | <Tab>)*
<Double_Float> = <Mantissa><Exponent>
<Mantissa> = <Sign><Integer><Period><Integer>
<Exponent> = ( |e<Sign><Integer>)
<Sign> = ( |+|-)
<Integer> = (0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9)*
...
Following the formal metadata report, there is an optional (use -no_norm
to supress) report on the normalized projection parameters for the
file. This is an attempt to lookup PCS and GCS definitions to get detailed
datum, ellipsoid, and projection definitions for the file. In general it
requires access to the EPSG CSV files to work properly. The GEOTIFF_CSV
environment variable can be used to point to directory containing the EPSG
CSV files (normally distributed with libgeotiff, or this executable). If
GEOTIFF_CSV is not defined listgeo will look for a csv subdirectory, or
the /usr/local/shared/epsg_csv directory. The -t commandline switch can
also be used to indicate where the CSV files are located.
Geotiff_Information:
Version: 1
Key_Revision: 1.0
Tagged_Information:
ModelTiepointTag (2,3):
0 0 0
440720 3751320 0
ModelPixelScaleTag (1,3):
60 60 0
End_Of_Tags.
Keyed_Information:
GTModelTypeGeoKey (Short,1): ModelTypeProjected
GTRasterTypeGeoKey (Short,1): RasterPixelIsArea
GTCitationGeoKey (Ascii,17): "UTM 11 S E000"
GeogLinearUnitsGeoKey (Short,1): Linear_Meter
GeogAngularUnitsGeoKey (Short,1): Angular_Degree
ProjectedCSTypeGeoKey (Short,1): PCS_NAD27_UTM_zone_11N
End_Of_Keys.
End_Of_Geotiff.
PCS = 26711 (NAD27 / UTM zone 11N)
Projection = 16011 (UTM zone 11N)
Projection Method: CT_TransverseMercator
ProjNatOriginLatGeoKey: 0.000000 ( 0d 0' 0.00"N)
ProjNatOriginLongGeoKey: -117.000000 (117d 0' 0.00"W)
ProjScaleAtNatOriginGeoKey: 0.999600
ProjFalseEastingGeoKey:<PHONE_NUMBER>00
ProjFalseNorthingGeoKey: 0.000000
GCS: 4267/NAD27
Datum: 6267/North American Datum 1927
Ellipsoid: 7008/Clarke 1866 (6378206.40,6356583.80)
Prime Meridian: 8901/Greenwich (0.000000/ 0d 0' 0.00"E)
Projection Linear Units: 9001/metre (1.000000m)
Corner Coordinates:
Upper Left ( 440720.000,3751320.000) (117d38'28.21"W, 33d54' 8.47"N)
Lower Left ( 440720.000,3720600.000) (117d38'20.79"W, 33d37'31.04"N)
Upper Right ( 471440.000,3751320.000) (117d18'32.07"W, 33d54'13.08"N)
Lower Right ( 471440.000,3720600.000) (117d18'28.50"W, 33d37'35.61"N)
Center ( 456080.000,3735960.000) (117d28'27.39"W, 33d45'52.46"N)
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# How to modify branches ### [Brian Coyago](https://github.com/Kanicbay) - Computer Science ## Introduction Once we've created our branches we always need to do some modifications. For instance, we already finish a stable version of our product. So, we'll need to remove the hotfix branch or maybe develop branch. That's why the next commands will help with this.
--- ## Changing between branches We always working in differents area. That's why we always be changing the branch we are working. This command allows you change beetwen branches. ``` git checkout "name of the branch" ```
--- ## Rename a branch If you want to change the name because it's wrong or it has been modified by the documentation. Here are the command. ``` git branch -m "old name" "new name" ``` ## Remove a branch These commands allows you to remove a branch. And it depends the situation. - Branch without changes or empty ``` git branch -d "name of the branch" ``` - Branch with changes, the command ignores the changes. ``` git branch -D "name of the branch" ``` --- ## View differences beetwen branches If we have modified our branches, means that they had to have differences. We can use the next command in order to view these changes. ``` git diff "branch1" "branch2" ```
--- ## Git log for branches Ir order to view how our branches are. We can use a git log using this. ``` git log --oneline --graph --all ```


Tags: nan
Style: Naïve Art (Primitivism)
Artist: Rivera Diego
Title: My Godfather's Sons (Portrait of Modesto and Jesus Sanchez)
Year: 1930
Genre: portrait
Categories: sombrero (33.3%); cowboy_hat (17.3%); bonnet (7.1%); teddy (4.8%); bib (2.6%)
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Al Pacino hunts Nazis in the new trailer for ‘Hunters’ – watch
The show comes to Amazon Prime Video in 2020
Al Pacino turns into a Nazi hunter in the new trailer for forthcoming Amazon Prime Video series Hunters – watch it below.
A synopsis of the new show says: “Inspired by true events, Hunters follows a diverse band of Nazi Hunters in 1977 New York City who discover that hundreds of escaped Nazis are living in America.
“And so, they do what any bad-ass vigilante squad would do: they set out on a bloody quest for revenge and justice. But they soon discover a far-reaching conspiracy and must race against time to thwart the Nazis’ new genocidal plans.”
The show comes to the streaming service in 2020. You can watch the new trailer here:
The trailer sees Pacino set about his plan to track down enemies within the United States, assembling his motley crew.
Hunters sees Pacino team up with Us director Jordan Peele. The series is also set to feature Logan Lerman (The Perks of Being A Wallflower), Josh Radnor (How I Met Your Mother), Kate Mulvany (The Great Gatsby) and more.
Al Pacino recently revealed that he’s developed a bad habit: he’s started starring in bad films to “try to make them better”.
“I’m starting to want to do films that aren’t really very good and try to make them better. And that’s become my challenge,” he reveals.
We’re assuming he doesn’t count new film The Irishman in this category. An NME review of the Pacino film, which sees him work alongside Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro once again calls the trio “magnetic, riveting and unique.”


Space Travel
After deciding on the concept, I went online to see if there was something I could refer to, and I found this video tutorial. This tutorial mainly taught me how to code the starfield so I could explore on my own how to use the controls to interact with the system.
Then there are the tools for physical programming. Here I used the Photon board.
This is the place where I need to think about what types of sensors I need to use and how they interact with my system. This was my first plan for the system: to use pressure sensors, sliding potentiometers, potentiometers, and buttons.
However, with the crtis in class, I found the plan was not working with my concept. My goal is to try my best to mimic the real experience of traveling in the space. However, having the user use buttons to change the view of space, or potentiometers to change the color of space, did not make sense. These are not experiences that users can have.
So I did another round of inspiration. In sci-fi movies and games, there is always the concept of putting "energy cubes" in the engine to power the system. I thought it was an interesting and reasonable way to play.
With the new concept, I modified the controller to have a pressure sensor, a sliding potentiometer, a rotary potentiometer and a gas pedal.
I decided to use the pressure sensor to detect if the energy cube is placed in the engine; the gas pedal and rotation potentiometer to control the direction/view of the ship; and the sliding potentiometer to control the speed of the star and simulate redshift to the background.
Then I started building my physics board. One of the problems I encountered here was that the accelerometer I got had separate chips and pins. So I soldered the parts together with a soldering iron before using them.
Here is the physical board and my code. When coding, I found an effective way to learn coding is to use google wisely. by browsing tutorials, answers in forums, I can get the solution I need in most cases. Also, never being afraid to make mistakes was another thing that helped me learn the functionality of the code.
Here's a combination of storyboarding and prototyping.
One day Tim heard about a universe-themed exhibit at the museum. Since he was interested in the universe, he went to the museum to see the exhibit.
He went into the museum and saw the immersive installation, Space Travel.
He thought it was so cool that he couldn't wait to play with it.
The first screen he saw was that the system was out of energy and he needed to add "energy cubes" to the system.
He put the "energy cube" into the engine and the weight sensor detected the weight and the system was ready to power up.
After putting the "energy cube" into the engine, the system is energized.
Then, he could explore the different controls on this console. He first moves the handle, which is the sliding potentiometer. By moving the handle upward, the speed gets faster and faster.
If the potentiometer slides upward, the stars will move faster and faster and the red-shift effect will become more and more pronounced. Conversely, the speed will get slower and slower, and the red color will become lighter.
Tim can also rotate the steering wheel to the left or right to see the scene from a different angle to see more of the space.
Just like this.
By playing with the Space Travel, Tim felt happy and fun while learning more about the universe.


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Lesson Plan
Maximilon Baddeley
Thu 1 Jul 12:10PM (Updated 21 Jul)
Thanks to EDA, my long term goal for this year is to become a Junior JavaScript developer and work my way up the industry hierarchy over the course of next year. I can foresee myself doing web development work for the next three years, building up a body of knowledge capable of building modern digital products. I am specifically interested in learning react and node.
My strength in learning comes from my disciplined ability to stay focused and work on a problem until a solution is found. Sometimes that solution may be to abandon the issue and take a step back to then return with another approach. The limitations of my learning are absolutely to do with interest. I always aim to achieve a sense of flow in my learning, and when confronted with less than ideal (read: dry) tasks, I can lose interest quite rapidly and become demotivated. Awareness of these aspects to my learning is also a strength as it can allow me to recognise problem areas early and deal to them appropriately.
I would really like to connect with like-minded individuals and improve my listening abilities even further. I can also have a tendency from my own teaching background to find myself in advice giving situations. I would like to learn how to avoid these sorts of approaches and become more of an effective leader through other means.
I have a fairly strict schedule and do quite well sticking to it. My workload management is well under control as I have allowed myself these three months to focus exclusively on this learning journey. I will manage myself and work productively by being polite, respectful, eager to both listen and help where and when I can, and bringing a sense of all-round positivity and enjoyment to the learning environment.
Sometimes I may need to just take a weekend to myself away from people so I can recharge. Things can become overwhelming so two main strategies I have used in the past is to finish work in a timely manner, this means to stay on track. The second is to learn how to reduce workload and do not let my ambitions direct me toward taking on more work that needed. As a result, doing the required tasks first and then elaborating on them (such as stretch goals) is a sound strategy to avoid the common pitfalls of workload stress that comes with taking on too much all at once.
The community and staff at EDA are open and easily approachable, I would get in contact with my student facilitator, Rose, and discuss how EDA could help support me in times of need.
I am in a committed relationship and I block in time with my partner that fits outside of work hours. We are both well versed in this lifestyle and have discussed the increase of my workload as a result of taking this course of education. I need not to neglect my family and friends if I can manage to work in my own timely fashion. Fortunately, I do have a fairly structured balance in my life at the moment that surrounds and supports my educational goals. Growing does not happen in isolation nor without helping hands.
My Updated Lesson Plan Prior to Starting Bootcamp
What is your long term goal and/or career pathway?
I would like to work as a junior developer at an established studio so that I can learn how to build large-scale web products that many people use. I love the full stack process of building meaningful websites and web apps. Having the ability to use this knowledge on professional level products is my dream job. Working from a junior to a senior developer to gain industry experience in building websites and web apps is my next two to three year plan.
What do you think your biggest strengths and limitations will be in Bootcamp?
My idea of strengths and weaknesses has not changed at all. In fact, I probably downplayed my workload more than I needed to. I should have more confidence in myself to work longer hours sometimes. My biggest limitation at this stage is to not get over ambitious and steer myself away from the core tasks that will lie ahead.
What do you think your biggest non-technical challenge at Bootcamp will be?
Adapting my routine to focus extensively on the bootcamp without outside distractions.
What non-technical skills - human skills - would you like to see developed in yourself while at EDA?
Leadership skills.
What are your expectations from the Bootcamp team?
Cutting-edge curriculum is being delivered.
What are your expectations of yourself on Bootcamp
My personal expectations are to remain calm and patient, to stay focused and to be friendly.


PROJECT DETAIL
WikiWhere is a travel app for iPhone that sources APIs from around the net to pick up nearby wikipedia articles.
I have released two iOS apps on the AppStore. WikiWhere was my second and favourite.
The challenge of WikiWhere was detail versus speed when it came to pulling data which I solved as a race between several online sources.
iOS programming
APIs
REST
Geocoding
JSON
NoSQL
Semantic Web
SPARQL
iOS design and programming was done with Objective-C with X-Code.
Data sources I drew on were WikiLocation (REST API, fast, simple) and alternately DBPedia and YAGO (SPARQL endpoints, slow, unreliable, highly detailed). Also Wikipedia itself of course.
iPad app - CrowFlies
Hackathon - Savvy


KwanKinHandBag is constantly improving its quality and customers satisfaction. We hired talented to make the best products for our customers.


We are a group of Geomatics Student’s, we have been involved with GIS since 2016 and our experiences include all aspects of GIS from user needs analysis and application development to providing training and implementation services. His current functions include developing new partnerships to expand services and training.
This project was created by GeoSpinn, a team of MSc (International) Geomatics students at the Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences. The task was to create an extension of the existing turf.js spatial analysis library with additional functionalities that make it possible to describe a spatial analysis model using a combination of more than one turf-algorithm, in one step. The application does this by having one button to run a specific model as though it was a core algorithm of the turf.js library. The application is based on openlayers 3 and implements the model functionality using a combination of the following functions: buffer, intersect, union, difference, combine of turf.js.
Address : Außenstelle HO, Hoffstraße 3 ,76133 Karlsruhe, Germany
Master student in Geomatics. With an interest in web technologies and webdesign.
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Master student in Geomatics. With an interest in Geospatial Development.
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Master student in Geomatics. With an interest in Geospatial Development.
Gibhub Account : https://github.com/fuadamin
Master student in Geomatics. With an interest in Transaction Advisory using GIS as decision making tool.
Gibhub Account : https://github.com/keneuoe
We are a group of Geomatics Student’s, we have been involved with GIS since 2016 and our experiences include all aspects of GIS from user needs analysis and application development to providing training and implementation services. His current functions include developing new partnerships to expand services and training.
We act as a full service GIS Company with internal expertise and by partnerships that have been formed with some of the most experienced and capable trainers, application developers and service providers. GIS Services provides GIS and imagery-related software, and custom-tailored software/hardware combinations for mobile data technology.
Address : Außenstelle HO, Raum 203 Hoffstraße 3 ,76133 Karlsruhe
Master student in Geomatics. Web programming and design. I learn now PHP, Java, Javascript and design. I would like to improve my skills.
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Master student in Geomatics. With exceperince in survey Engineering & Geospatial technologies. I’m Interested in WebGIS & providing Geospatial solutions.
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Pre-process for discrete time series data set which is not continuous at the column of 'date'. Refilling records of missing 'date' and other columns to the hollow data set so that final data set is able to be dealt with time series analysis.
| Version: | 1.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.1) |
| Imports: | openxlsx (≥ 3.0.0), zoo (≥ 1.7-13), Hmisc (≥ 3.17-4), magrittr (≥ 1.5) |
| Published: | 2016-10-03 |
| Author: | Will Kuan |
| Maintainer: | Will Kuan <aiien61will at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| URL: | https://github.com/Willdata/tigerhitteR |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | tigerhitteR results |
| Reference manual: | tigerhitteR.pdf |
| Package source: | tigerhitteR_1.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: tigerhitteR_1.1.0.zip, r-release: tigerhitteR_1.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: tigerhitteR_1.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: tigerhitteR_1.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: tigerhitteR_1.1.0.tgz |
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| MATLAB 文件帮助: cv.fitEllipse | 查看 cv.fitEllipse 的代码 | Index |
fitEllipse Fits an ellipse around a set of 2D points
rct = cv.fitEllipse(points)
{[x,y], ...}
).[x,y]
.[w,h]
.The function calculates the ellipse that fits (in a least-squares sense) a set of 2D points best of all. It returns the rotated rectangle in which the ellipse is inscribed. The first algorithm described by [Fitzgibbon95] is used. Developer should keep in mind that it is possible that the returned ellipse/rotatedRect data contains negative indices, due to the data points being close to the border of the containing Mat element.
[Fitzgibbon95]:
Andrew W Fitzgibbon and Robert B Fisher. "A buyer's guide to conic fitting". In Proceedings of the 6th British conference on Machine vision (Vol. 2), pages 513-522. BMVA Press, 1995.


module Marshal
The marshaling library converts collections of Ruby objects into a byte stream, allowing them to be stored outside the currently active script. This data may subsequently be read and the original objects reconstituted.
Marshaled data has major and minor version numbers stored along with the object information. In normal use, marshaling can only load data written with the same major version number and an equal or lower minor version number. If Ruby's “verbose'' flag is set (normally using -d, -v, -w, or –verbose) the major and minor numbers must match exactly. Marshal versioning is independent of Ruby's version numbers. You can extract the version by reading the first two bytes of marshaled data.
str = Marshal.dump("thing") RUBY_VERSION #=> "1.9.0" str[0].ord #=> 4 str[1].ord #=> 8
Some objects cannot be dumped: if the objects to be dumped include bindings, procedure or method objects, instances of class IO, or singleton objects, a TypeError will be raised.
If your class has special serialization needs (for example, if you want to serialize in some specific format), or if it contains objects that would otherwise not be serializable, you can implement your own serialization strategy.
There are two methods of doing this, your object can define either marshal_dump and marshal_load or _dump and _load. marshal_dump will take precedence over _dump if both are defined. marshal_dump may result in smaller Marshal strings.
Security considerations¶ ↑
By design, ::load can deserialize almost any class loaded into the Ruby process. In many cases this can lead to remote code execution if the Marshal data is loaded from an untrusted source.
As a result, ::load is not suitable as a general purpose serialization format and you should never unmarshal user supplied input or other untrusted data.
If you need to deserialize untrusted data, use JSON or another serialization format that is only able to load simple, 'primitive' types such as String, Array, Hash, etc. Never allow user input to specify arbitrary types to deserialize into.
marshal_dump and marshal_load¶ ↑
When dumping an object the method marshal_dump will be called. marshal_dump must return a result containing the information necessary for marshal_load to reconstitute the object. The result can be any object.
When loading an object dumped using marshal_dump the object is first allocated then marshal_load is called with the result from marshal_dump. marshal_load must recreate the object from the information in the result.
Example:
class MyObj def initialize name, version, data @name = name @version = version @data = data end def marshal_dump [@name, @version] end def marshal_load array @name, @version = array end end
_dump and _load¶ ↑
Use _dump and _load when you need to allocate the object you're restoring yourself.
When dumping an object the instance method _dump is called with an Integer which indicates the maximum depth of objects to dump (a value of -1 implies that you should disable depth checking). _dump must return a String containing the information necessary to reconstitute the object.
The class method _load should take a String and use it to return an object of the same class.
Example:
class MyObj def initialize name, version, data @name = name @version = version @data = data end def _dump level [@name, @version].join ':' end def self._load args new(*args.split(':')) end end
Since ::dump outputs a string you can have _dump return a Marshal string which is Marshal.loaded in _load for complex objects.
Constants
- MAJOR_VERSION
major version
- MINOR_VERSION
minor version
Public Class Methods
Serializes obj and all descendant objects. If anIO is specified, the serialized data will be written to it, otherwise the data will be returned as a String. If limit is specified, the traversal of subobjects will be limited to that depth. If limit is negative, no checking of depth will be performed.
class Klass def initialize(str) @str = str end def say_hello @str end end
(produces no output)
o = Klass.new("hello\n") data = Marshal.dump(o) obj = Marshal.load(data) obj.say_hello #=> "hello\n"
Marshal can't dump following objects:
-
anonymous Class/Module.
-
objects which are related to system (ex: Dir, File::Stat, IO, File, Socket and so on)
-
an instance of MatchData, Data, Method, UnboundMethod, Proc, Thread, ThreadGroup, Continuation
-
objects which define singleton methods
static VALUE marshal_dump(int argc, VALUE *argv) { VALUE obj, port, a1, a2; int limit = -1; port = Qnil; rb_scan_args(argc, argv, "12", &obj, &a1, &a2); if (argc == 3) { if (!NIL_P(a2)) limit = NUM2INT(a2); if (NIL_P(a1)) io_needed(); port = a1; } else if (argc == 2) { if (FIXNUM_P(a1)) limit = FIX2INT(a1); else if (NIL_P(a1)) io_needed(); else port = a1; } return rb_marshal_dump_limited(obj, port, limit); }
Returns the result of converting the serialized data in source into a Ruby object (possibly with associated subordinate objects). source may be either an instance of IO or an object that responds to to_str. If proc is specified, each object will be passed to the proc, as the object is being deserialized.
Never pass untrusted data (including user supplied input) to this method. Please see the overview for further details.
static VALUE marshal_load(int argc, VALUE *argv) { VALUE port, proc; rb_check_arity(argc, 1, 2); port = argv[0]; proc = argc > 1 ? argv[1] : Qnil; return rb_marshal_load_with_proc(port, proc); }
Returns the result of converting the serialized data in source into a Ruby object (possibly with associated subordinate objects). source may be either an instance of IO or an object that responds to to_str. If proc is specified, each object will be passed to the proc, as the object is being deserialized.
Never pass untrusted data (including user supplied input) to this method. Please see the overview for further details.
static VALUE marshal_load(int argc, VALUE *argv) { VALUE port, proc; rb_check_arity(argc, 1, 2); port = argv[0]; proc = argc > 1 ? argv[1] : Qnil; return rb_marshal_load_with_proc(port, proc); }


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India is still fastest-growing economy among G-20 nations: Nirmala Sitharaman
She said the average growth rate was 7.5 per cent in 2014-19, which is the highest amongst G-20 countries.
by ANINew Delhi: The Centre on Monday said that India's economic growth has decelerated but still remains the fastest-growing economy among G-20 nations and there is no slump.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told the Lok Sabha in a written reply that despite some recent deceleration of gross domestic product (GDP) growth, India is still projected by the World Economic Outlook to grow at the fastest rate in 2019-20 among G-20 countries.
She said the average growth rate was 7.5 per cent in 2014-19, which is the highest amongst G-20 countries.
"The government has been taking several measures to address moderate levels of fixed investment rate in the economy, plateauing of private consumption rate and modest export performance, with a view to increasing the GDP growth of the country," said Sitharaman.
Minister of State for Finance and Corporate Affairs Anurag Thakur, who took questions from members, said that the number of taxpayers had almost doubled after demonetisation.
Responding to queries, Thakur said: "Five per cent (growth rate) is not slump. I want to know which the RBI Governor has said it."
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Patches for PETSc (Release 2.2.1)
The current distribution tarfile has all the above patches applied.
These patches are described at:
PETSc-2.2.1 Patch Log
BuildSystem-2.2.1 Patch Log
Patches for PETSc (Release 2.2.0)
To use these patch files, download the file, place it in your PETSc
directory, and use the gnu patch utility as:
patch -Np1 < patchfile
It is important to download the patch, not cut and paste it from the
display of your web browser. The reason for this is that some patches may
contain tabs, and most browsers will not preserve the tabs when they display
the file; copying and pasting that text will cause the patch to fail because
the tabs won't be found. If you have trouble with patch, you can look at the
patchfile itself; it is just the output of the Unix diff program applied to
the old and new versions of the file or files.
The patch command on solaris and alpha machines uses
a different format for patch. Please download and install
gnu patch utility.
Patches for PETSc (Release 2.2.0)
Download
(by clicking right mouse button and choose Save ...)
- <IP_ADDRESS> (May 10, 2004 ) (balay/hzhang) Fix MatDuplicate problems with external packages
- <IP_ADDRESS> (May 08, 2004 ) (balay/hzhang) Fix Sopooles & MUMPS interface bug
Patches for PETSc (Release 2.1.6)
Download
(by clicking right mouse button and choose Save ...)
- <IP_ADDRESS> (November 03, 2003) (knepley) fixed BLAS configure problem
- <IP_ADDRESS> (October 23, 2003) (knepley) fixed KSP work vectors
- <IP_ADDRESS> (October 14, 2003) (buschelm) fixed MatDuplicate bug in Mat classes for MUMPS
- <IP_ADDRESS> (October 8, 2003) (victorle) fixed bug when using -pc_ilu_shift
- <IP_ADDRESS> (October 8, 2003) (victorle) fixed bug when using -pc_icc_shift
-
<IP_ADDRESS> (October 7, 2003) (hzhang) fixed the bug in MatGetInertia(), add
impl for MatMultTranspose_SeqSBAIJ(), MatMultTransposeAdd_SeqSBAIJ()
-
<IP_ADDRESS> (Setember 30, 2003) (buschelm) fix MatDuplicate bug in Mat
classes for external packages Spooles, MUMPS, UMFPACK, LUSOL, ESSL,
SuperLU, SuperLU_DIST, DSCPACK; fix for MatView bug for MATDSCPACK
-
<IP_ADDRESS> (September 10, 2003) (balay) fix string compare bug in
PCILUSetMatOrdering, fix prototype bug in HDF4 interface
- <IP_ADDRESS> (August 14, 2003) (balay) remove trapping of SIGALRM for AIX
- <IP_ADDRESS> (August 13, 2003) (balay) fix hashing overflow bug in CTABLE usage
- <IP_ADDRESS> (August 12, 2003) (balay) fix compile issues with Cray T3E and fortran interface
-
<IP_ADDRESS> (August 6, 2003) (balay) disable HDF4 interface for complex, fix
unused variable in spooles, dscpack interfaces
Patches for PETSc (Release 2.1.5)
Download
(by clicking right mouse button and choose Save ...)
- <IP_ADDRESS> (May 3, 2003) (balay) fix compile error in PETSc, when HYPRE is used
- <IP_ADDRESS> (April 29, 2003) (balay) fix MatLoad Bug with Logging
- <IP_ADDRESS> (March 20, 2003) (balay) fix 'shared' target for IRIX_gnu
- <IP_ADDRESS> (March 19, 2003) (balay) fix fortran interface for KSPBuildResidual()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (February 11, 2003) (balay/hzhang)add in support for complex SPOOLES
- <IP_ADDRESS> (February 11, 2003) (balay)more shared library build fixes & SuperLU_DIST fixes
- <IP_ADDRESS> (February 8, 2003) (knepley) don't configure MPE when using MPIUNI and shared library builds
- <IP_ADDRESS> (February 8, 2003) (knepley) Fixed the MPIUni configure, SuperLU bug, and GetResidentSetSize() bug
Updates for win32fe
Download
the current version of win32fe (1.7.1), then unpack the gzipped tarball into $PETSC_DIR/lib/petsc/bin/win32fe/.
-
1.7.1 (June 11,2003) (buschelm) Proper detection of Intel Version
7 compilers and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003. Fixed bug related to
long filename usage on NTFS machines with 8.3 filenames disabled.
-
1.7.0 (May 19,2003) (buschelm) Redesigned internal stdio redirection.
win32fe should now be properly functioning within cygwin ssh sessions.
-
1.6.5 (March 6, 2003) (buschelm) -IF:\foo is now interpreted as
-INCLUDE:F:\FOO instead of -iface:\foo for Compaq FORTRAN compilers (df, f90).
-
1.6.4 (February 13, 2003) (buschelm) Better solution to mixed case
problem during detection of various tools.
-
1.6.3 (February 3, 2003) (buschelm) Fixed bug in --use, improved
detection for Visual Studio.NET
- 1.6.2 Released in PETSc 2.1.5
Patches for PETSc (Release 2.1.3)
Download (by clicking right mouse button and choose Save ...)
- <IP_ADDRESS> (October 31, 2002) (knepley) Fixed 64 bit allocation for AIJ matrices
- <IP_ADDRESS> (October 4, 2002) (knepley) Turned off some logging by default (fixes allocation growth)
- <IP_ADDRESS> (September 13, 2002) (balay) add fortran interface for PCShellSetApplyTranspose()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Sept 13, 2002) (balay) Add in fortran interface to PCShellSetApplyTranspose()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (July 10, 2002) (balay) bug fixes in superlu, spooles, dscpack interfaces (mismatched factored mat partitioning)
- <IP_ADDRESS> (July 10, 2002) (balay) Add in fortran interface for pcasmgetlocalsubmatrices()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (July 10, 2002) (balay) bugfix in fortran interface for pcbjacobigetsubsles() pcasmgetlocalsubdomains()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (July 10, 2002) (balay) missing fortran interface for ISDuplicate()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (June 10, 2002) (balay) MatIncreaseOverlap() malloc bug fix
- <IP_ADDRESS> (June 10, 2002) (knepley) Fixed the configure version number
Patches for PETSc (Release 2.1.2)
Download (by clicking right mouse button and choose Save ...)
-
<IP_ADDRESS> (May 20, 2002) (buschelm) Source code update for win32fe to
allow proper usage under Win9x. Note: If you need this tool for
building PETSc, the following contains the executable and dll:
win32fe-1.3.0.tar.gz.
Extract the two files in this archive from ${PETSC_DIR}.
- <IP_ADDRESS> (May 16, 2002) (knepley) Added ability to turn off events at all stages, fixed PLAPACK build
- <IP_ADDRESS> (May 15, 2002) (balay) petscarch fix for macx; mpiuni fix for MPI_Scatterv()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (May 14, 2002) (knepley) Fixed initialization of SNESMF with static libraries
- <IP_ADDRESS> (May 13, 2002) (knepley) Turn off high volume and barrier logging by default
- <IP_ADDRESS> (May 10, 2002) (bsmith) Decrease memory usage in DAs
- <IP_ADDRESS> (May 10, 2002) (knepley) Fix logic in PetscOptionsLogical()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (May 08, 2002) (knepley) Add more support for X and fix small documentation error
- <IP_ADDRESS> (May 07, 2002) (bsmith) Add MatView() for IS matrix type
- <IP_ADDRESS> (May 02, 2002) (balay) Fixed fortran interface bug for MatGetRow()/MatRestoreRow()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (May 02, 2002) (knepley) Fixed errors in configure when using MPIUNI from Petsc
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Apr 28, 2002) (bsmith) Fixed errors in PCSetFromOptions for Hypre interface
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Apr 25, 2002) (bsmith) Fixed error message in Balancing Neumann-Neumann Preconditioner
Patches for PETSc (Release 2.1.1)
Download (by clicking right mouse button and choose Save ...)
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Apr 8, 2002) Fixed configure check for three argument sysinfo()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Mar 29, 2002) Added programmatic switches for disabling actions and objects logging
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Mar 13, 2002) Ignore leading spaces on lines of an options file
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Mar 13, 2002) No longer remove *.cpp with 'make clean'
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Mar 13, 2002) Added Fortran interface for SNESSetLineSearchCheck()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Mar 12, 2002) Added support for drawing rectangles to .ps PetscDraw files
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Mar 10, 2002) Added PetscDrawSetDisplay() and PetscDrawSetFilename()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Feb 28, 2002) disable inline version of Kernel_A_gets_inverse_A_4 - affects factorization routines
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Feb 28, 2002) update -ksp_type cr to support -ksp_norm_type unpreconditioned
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Feb 26, 2002) -ksp_type cr fix - with itcount, syntax error on ascired fix
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Feb 19, 2002) intel compiler fixes for linux_intel and misc fixes for c++ & solaris_lam & linux_intel_dec
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Feb 7, 2002) add PetscDrawAxisSetHoldLimits(), MAT_SINGLE fix for missing variable declaration
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Feb 4, 2002) SNES ls update, PARMETIS fix
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 23, 2002) Removed extra loop over dof in DAGetMatrix3d_MPIBAIJ()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 23, 2002) Fixed patch 16 for C
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 23, 2002) patch for IBM MPI on rs6000_sp
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 22, 2002) Removed limitation of 5 Draw windows per DrawViewer
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 21, 2002) Bug fix for MatAXPY_SeqAIJ()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 19, 2002) fix for KSPSetNormType() fortran interface bug in patch 13
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 18, 2002) KSPSetNormType bug fix & add fortran interface, ascired mpi fix
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 17, 2002) Fixed double printing from SNESMonitor() when using TS
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 17, 2002) Fortran interface fixes for Win32 & add in fortran interface for KSPGMRESKrylovMonitor()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 12, 2002) Solairs bug with example crashing in dcopy()/PetscMemcpy()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 10, 2002) Fortran interface for DACreateNaturalVector()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 8, 2002) Fixes for 3D DA with a star stencil (Glenn Hammond)
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 8, 2002) Fixes for POSIX on ascired
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 4, 2002) Fixes for MPI on ascired
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 4, 2002) Added forgotten MatDiagonalScaleLocal()
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 3, 2002) Fixed bug with logging output
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Jan 3, 2002) Fixed bug with using MIPPro on windows (win32_ms_mpipro)
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Dec 20, 2001) Fixed bug in Mat SBAIJ relaxation
- <IP_ADDRESS> (Dec 20, 2001) Updated Win32fe source - used for build on Microsoft Windows.
The following patch should be applied only ONCE.
-
<IP_ADDRESS>-glenn
(Jan 4, 2002) Added forgotten MatDiagonalScaleLocal()
Patches for PETSc (Release 2.1.0)
Latest Patch: petsc-patches-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz
To Apply patches:
cd $PETSC_DIR ; gunzip -c petsc-patches-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz | tar xf -
Patches for PETSc (Release 2.0.29)
You can apply all the general patches by obtaining
petsc-patches-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz
and extracting it with
cd $PETSC_DIR ; gunzip -c petsc-patches-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz | tar xf -
Make sure you are in the PETSc directory (for example /home/bsmith/petsc-2.0.24) before you run the tar command.
For Windows NT/95/98 download the patches file
petsc-patches-<IP_ADDRESS>.exe
and rebuild the libraries.


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Actual:
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eu.operando.core.ae
Operando Anonymization module.
Version: 1.0.0
MIT
http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
Access
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post /operando/core/ae/accessLevel
Creates a new access level. (createAccessLevel)
Creates a new access level.
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the
Content-Type request header:
Request body
Body Parameter — The Access Level data in JSON format.
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"data" : {
"description" : "aeiou",
"id" : "aeiou"
}
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation
inline_response_200_1
0
Unexpected error
Error
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delete /operando/core/ae/accessLevel/{accessLevel_id}
Deletes an existing access level. (deleteAccessLevel)
Deletes an existing access level.
Path parameters
accessLevel_id (required)
Path Parameter — The access level identifier number
accessLevel_id (required)
Path Parameter — ID of the access level that needs to be deleted
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation
0
Unexpected error
Error
Up
get /operando/core/ae/accessLevel/{accessLevel_id}/search
Finds a access level by ID. (getAccessLevel)
Finds a access level by ID.
Path parameters
accessLevel_id (required)
Path Parameter — The access level identifier number
accessLevel_id (required)
Path Parameter — ID of the access level that needs to be fetched.
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation
0
Unexpected error
Error
Up
get /operando/core/ae/accessLevel/search
Gets existing access levels. (getAccessLevels)
Gets existing access levels.
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
[ {
"description" : "aeiou",
"id" : "aeiou"
} ]
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation
0
Unexpected error
Error
Up
put /operando/core/ae/accessLevel/{accessLevel_id}
Updates an existing access level. (updateAccessLevel)
Updates an existing access level.
Path parameters
accessLevel_id (required)
Path Parameter — The access level identifier number
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the
Content-Type request header:
Request body
Body Parameter — The Access Level data in JSON format.
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"data" : {
"description" : "aeiou",
"id" : "aeiou"
}
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation
inline_response_200_1
0
Unexpected error
Error
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post /operando/core/ae/dataUnit/{dataunit_id}/person/{person_id}/requester/{requester_id}/accessLevel
Sets the granted access level for a data unit related to a person and for a specific requester. (addAccessLevelsByDataUnitByPersonAndRequester)
Sets the granted access level for a data unit related to a person and for a specific requester.
Path parameters
dataunit_id (required)
Path Parameter — The dataunit identifier number
person_id (required)
Path Parameter — The person identifier number
requester_id (required)
Path Parameter — The requester identifier number
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the
Content-Type request header:
Request body
Body Parameter — The access level data in JSON format.
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation.
0
Unexpected error
Error
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post /operando/core/ae/dataUnit
Creates a new data unit. (createDataUnit)
Creates a new data unit.
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the
Content-Type request header:
Request body
Body Parameter — The Data Unit data in JSON format.
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"data" : {
"description" : "aeiou",
"id" : "aeiou"
}
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation
inline_response_200
0
Unexpected error
Error
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delete /operando/core/ae/dataUnit/{dataunit_id}
Deletes an existing data unit. (deleteDataUnit)
Deletes an existing data unit.
Path parameters
dataunit_id (required)
Path Parameter — The dataunit identifier number
dataunit_id (required)
Path Parameter — ID of the data unit that needs to be deleted
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation
0
Unexpected error
Error
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get /operando/core/ae/dataUnit/{dataunit_id}/accessLevels/search
Gets the available access levels for a specific data unit. (getAccessLevelsByDataUnit)
Gets the available access levels for a specific data unit.
Path parameters
dataunit_id (required)
Path Parameter — The dataunit identifier number
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"data" : [ {
"description" : "aeiou",
"id" : "aeiou"
} ]
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation (list of access levels' associated with the data unit).
inline_response_200_2
0
Unexpected error
Error
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get /operando/core/ae/dataUnit/{dataunit_id}/country/{country_id}/accessLevels/search
Gets the granted access levels for a specific data unit according to countries laws. (getAccessLevelsByDataUnitAndCountry)
Gets the granted access levels for a specific data unit according to countries laws.
Path parameters
dataunit_id (required)
Path Parameter — The dataunit identifier number
country_id (required)
Path Parameter — The country identifier number
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"data" : [ {
"description" : "aeiou",
"id" : "aeiou"
} ]
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation (list of access levels' associated with the data unit).
inline_response_200_2
0
Unexpected error
Error
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get /operando/core/ae/dataUnit/{dataunit_id}/pa/accessLevels/search
Gets the granted access levels for a specific data unit according the privacy authority. (getAccessLevelsByDataUnitAndPA)
Gets the granted access levels for a specific data unit according the privacy authority.
Path parameters
dataunit_id (required)
Path Parameter — The dataunit identifier number
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"data" : [ {
"description" : "aeiou",
"id" : "aeiou"
} ]
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation (list of access levels' associated with the privacy authority).
inline_response_200_2
0
Unexpected error
Error
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get /operando/core/ae/dataUnit/{dataunit_id}/person/{person_id}/requester/{requester_id}/accessLevel/search
Gets the granted access level for a data unit related to a person and for a specific requester. (getAccessLevelsByDataUnitPersonAndRequester)
Gets the granted access level for a data unit related to a person and for a specific requester.
Path parameters
dataunit_id (required)
Path Parameter — The dataunit identifier number
person_id (required)
Path Parameter — The person identifier number
requester_id (required)
Path Parameter — The requester identifier number
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"data" : {
"description" : "aeiou",
"id" : "aeiou"
}
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation (list of access levels' associated with the data unit).
inline_response_200_1
0
Unexpected error
Error
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get /operando/core/ae/dataUnit/{dataunit_id}/search
Finds a data unit by ID. (getDataUnit)
Finds a data unit by ID.
Path parameters
dataunit_id (required)
Path Parameter — The dataunit identifier number
dataunit_id (required)
Path Parameter — ID of the data unit that needs to be fetched.
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation
0
Unexpected error
Error
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get /operando/core/ae/dataUnit/search
Gets existing data units. (getDataUnits)
Gets existing data units.
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
[ {
"description" : "aeiou",
"id" : "aeiou"
} ]
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation
0
Unexpected error
Error
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post /operando/core/ae/personaldata/search
Invokes the Anonymization module by specifying the needed parameters through the searchRequest object. (getPersonalDataNew)
Invokes the Anonymization module by specifying the needed parameters through the searchRequest object.
Request body
Body Parameter — The search request in JSON format.
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"data" : [ {
"dataUnitValuesPerAccessLevel" : [ {
"accessLevelId" : "aeiou",
"dataUnitId" : "aeiou",
"value" : "aeiou"
} ],
"id" : "aeiou"
} ]
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation.
inline_response_200_3
0
Unexpected error
Error
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post /operando/core/ae/dataUnit/{dataunit_id}/accessLevels
Sets the available access levels for a specific data unit. (setAccessLevelsByDataUnit)
Sets the available access levels for a specific data unit.
Path parameters
dataunit_id (required)
Path Parameter — The dataunit identifier number
Request body
Body Parameter — List of Access Levels.
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation
0
Unexpected error
Error
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put /operando/core/ae/dataUnit/{dataunit_id}/accessLevels
Updates the available access levels for a specific data unit. (updateAccessLevelsByDataUnit)
Updates the available access levels for a specific data unit.
Path parameters
dataunit_id (required)
Path Parameter — The dataunit identifier number
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the
Content-Type request header:
Request body
Body Parameter — List of Access Levels.
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation
0
Unexpected error
Error
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put /operando/core/ae/dataUnit/{dataunit_id}/person/{person_id}/requester/{requester_id}/accessLevel
Updates the granted access level for a data unit related to a person and for a specific requester. (updateAccessLevelsByDataUnitByPersonAndRequester)
Updates the granted access level for a data unit related to a person and for a specific requester.
Path parameters
dataunit_id (required)
Path Parameter — The dataunit identifier number
person_id (required)
Path Parameter — The person identifier number
requester_id (required)
Path Parameter — The requester identifier number
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the
Content-Type request header:
Request body
Body Parameter — The access level data in JSON format.
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation.
0
Unexpected error
Error
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put /operando/core/ae/dataUnit/{dataunit_id}
Updates an existing data unit. (updateDataUnit)
Updates an existing data unit.
Path parameters
dataunit_id (required)
Path Parameter — The dataunit identifier number
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the
Content-Type request header:
Request body
Body Parameter — The Data Unit data in JSON format.
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
{
"data" : {
"description" : "aeiou",
"id" : "aeiou"
}
}
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the
Content-Type response header.
Responses
200
Successful operation
inline_response_200
0
Unexpected error
Error
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AccessLevel
AccessLevelRequest
DataUnit
DataUnitRequest
DataUnitValuePerAccessLevel
Error
inline_response_200
inline_response_200_1
inline_response_200_2
inline_response_200_3
PersonalData
SearchRequest
id (optional)
String Id of the access level.
description (optional)
String Description of the access level.
description (optional)
String Description of the access level.
id (optional)
description (optional)
String Description of the data unit.
description (optional)
String Description of the data unit.
dataUnitId (optional)
accessLevelId (optional)
String Id of the access level.
value (optional)
String Value of the data unit per the access level.
code (optional)
message (optional)
fields (optional)
id (optional)
dataUnitValuesPerAccessLevel (optional)
requesterId (optional)
String Id of the requester in order to perform any filter in case it is needed.
query (optional)
String Query encapsulating the set of data units and the personal ids of the people whose personal data is wanted to be received.
queryName (optional)
String Name of the query to be executed.
dataTypeMap (optional)
String Map containing the data types of the fields referenced in the query (String,Integer,Date...).
attributeTypeMap (optional)
String Map containing the nature of the fields referenced in the query taking into account annonymization needs (Identifying,Sensitive,Quasy Identifying...).
kAnonymity (optional)


Cours JS OpenClassrooms
Cours JS OpenClassrooms
Variable
let numberOfSeasons = 6;
let numberOfEpisodes = 12;
let episodeTime = 45;
let commercialTime = 5;
let totalShowTime = (episodeTime + commercialTime) * numberOfEpisodes * numberOfSeasons;
let episodeTitle = 'episode 1';
let episodeDuration = 45;
let hasBeenWatched = true;
The Story of Tau
Constante
const hoursPerDay =24;
const minutesPerHour = 60;
const secondsPerMinute = 60;
Objet
episode = {title:'titre 1', duration: '45', hasBeenWatched: 'true',};
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Déclaration class
class Episode {
constructor(title,duration,hasBeenWatched) {
this.title = title;
this.duration = duration;
this.hasBeenWatched = hasBeenWatched;
}
}
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The Story of Tau
The Story of Tau
Déclaration array
let episodes = [firstEpisode, secondEpisode, thirdEpisode];


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Due to the awesome success we experienced in Boulder, we'll be opening up a new location in Denver in Fall 2018! More details coming soon.
Come on down to Emma's coding cafe, where all our meals are served up fast, bug-free, and with style! It's a great place to get some serious coding done and enjoy a tasty meal too. We serve hot coffee and plenty of comfort food. Dine in if you're looking for a great place to work, or have our food delivered to your door!


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
no cooking required
Serves
Serves 2
Dietary
Slice off the top of the loaf and set aside. Place the loaf upright onto a work surface and make deep incisions in the crumb, leaving a 2.5cm/1in border of bread around the edges. Hollow out the loaf using your hands (the crumb can be used in another recipe).
For the mayonnaise, blend the egg yolks, mustard, sugar and white wine vinegar or lemon juice in a food processor until smooth. Gradually add the sunflower oil in a thin stream, whisking continuously until the mixture is smooth and well combined and has thickened. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, spoon the mayonnaise into a small sterilised jam jar and fasten tightly. Place the jar inside the hollowed-out loaf of bread. Add the hard-boiled eggs and vegetable batons. Wrap pinches of salt and freshly ground black pepper in individual sachets of aluminium foil and add them to the hollowed-out loaf. Cover the loaf with the reserved top slice of bread, or 'lid'. Wrap in aluminium foil or secure with string and carry with you on your picnic.


September 28, 2004
MORE FROM THE BIG DRAW
Here's another sketch wot I did earlier and a couple more photos so you can feel the atmosphere of that vibrant Sunday afternoon in Trafalgar Square.
Kids and parents happily drawing but the Dad in orange has had enough. Top left corner is a bit of the stage where eventually the giant Hay Wain-by-numbers was installed. In the centre is the National Gallery, sporting a banner: Art on the Square, join the party. On the far right is a Persil (the soap people) tent - they were one of the sponsors and supplied free art materials (more clothes to be dirtied then washed whiter than white). Don't be cynical, it was nice of them.
The bloke who has flung himself down in gay abandon is one of many who accepted the challenge to lie down on a long roll of paper so that people could draw around them then fill in the outlines. A lady advances, pencil in hand, about to possess him.
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September 27, 2004
THE BIG DRAW
Wonderful day yesterday in Trafalgar Square. The Big Draw event took place and I was there along with hundreds of people all raring to have a go at drawing. What started out a few years ago as a tentative initiative is now an annual event everywhere in the U.K. and yesterday it took over Trafalgar Square. Tents all over the place in which children and adults were given art materials and challenged by a huge variety of creative projects. Best of all, from my point of view, was the space where some of my cartoonist heroes took turns drawing on a paper wall. I did a quick sketch of the great Gerald Scarfe then boldly asked him to autograph it, which he did with the immortal words: "This is me". The proof is on the left. He also said "It's very good. I need to get a haircut". I am chuff chuff chuffed. Below is Scarfe in the flesh, not at all fierce like his drawings but no doubt the avuncular appearance is deceptive. Later there was Martin Rowson (below right) another of my favourite political cartoonists, and the endearingly quirky Steven Appleby whose photo I didn't get, alas. There was so much to do and see, I wanted to be everywhere at once.
Dominating the square was a giant stage with a backdrop of numbered rectangles which, at 7 pm, would be filled with a re-creation of Constable's The Hay Wain, in sections painted by 150 artists under the direction of the ubiquitous Australian Rolf Harris. There was a lot of loudspeaker hoopla about this cleverness but it wasn't really my scene so I moved on into the National Gallery where the atmosphere was electric and eclectic. Workshops had been held throughout the day and there was a sense of ease and freedom not usually associated with the great museums.
I'd forgotten how enjoyable it is to draw from works of art, Now I've tasted it again, I'm coming back. Maybe even once a week. It's so exciting to choose some masterwork and dive into it as if into a swimming pool, paddling around in its ambiance, making it your own. I have no idea what's going on in this painting, it's totally absurd, but I like the shapes. What is the big bloke saying? "Are you going to spend the whole day in bed or what?"
Trafalgar Square at dusk on the Big Draw day.
Finally, here's an updated Botticelli Venus rising out of the fountain.COMMENTS
September 25, 2004
GLOBAL DARKENING?
Last night as I sat typing an email everything suddenly went dark. No, it wasn't darkness in my head but in the whole house. I looked out the window and there was darkness in the whole neighbourhood as far as the eye couldn't see. A power cut, a major major power cut, the second one in recent weeks.
Felt my way to the kitchen, located a couple of candles in a drawer, lit them and put them on the windowsill. People were doing the same thing in other houses and in the pub across the street. The warm glow of candlelight and the sense of going back in time to pre-industrial days could not wipe out the panic I felt, almost like a bereavement. Not for the loss of my fridge, central heating, hot water, washing machine, dishwasher, CD player, fax machine, radio, television, toaster, food blender, hairdryer, vacuum cleaner.
But my computer! Light of my life, home of my blog, home of my friends' blogs, window to the world, essential tool for my current artwork, extra limb I cannot do without now that I have come to depend on it. What if it was all gone? What if I could no longer talk to you and read you and be part of this cocoon of cyber friendship all of us have created? What if power cuts become the norm, getting longer and longer, finally abandoning us entirely to the dark and cold and our own out-of-practice resourcefulness? Yes I know it would serve us right for our wastefulness and greed and selfishness and indifference to the lives of millions of people on this planet who have never enjoyed what we take for granted. But how would we cope with it?
PS: And they can't take the scanner away from me. The printer, OK. But not the scanner.The power came back on in about an hour. Last time it was gone for only fifteen minutes. I'm starting to draw plans for a candle-powered computer. Going out to buy a stack of candles now.
Kathryn Petro has done a lovely labor of love, a "quilt" made of links which would be great to snuggle under during the next power cut. Except that I won't be able to see it then.
Brilliant article by Robert Fisk in today's Independent titled "The worse the situation in Iraq, the bigger the lies that Tony Blair tells us".
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September 19, 2004
GHOSTWRITER COMES TO TOWN
Demian Stimson the Ghostwriter came to London in the flesh this weekend and honoured our humble home with his true to life presence, herewith recorded for posterity.
I'm glad I've met him before fame and fortune get their claws on him as they surely will, given his unmistakeable talent, charm and wit.
In my photo he's a dead ringer for the young Charles Aznavour which is
weird because Aznavour ressembles some of my family. Are we related? Quite possibly since rumour has it that Dem is descended from French nobility - maybe a touch of Armenian got mixed in somehow. See the title of that LP? Bohemian Bumbler or what? Now he'll have to do a karaoke doodle on Feelings.We had lunch at the excellent and unbelievably cheap local Italian trattoria whose name I keep secret - it has enough customers already. You bring your own booze and Dem insisted on buying an expensive Spanish red wine. The bottle alone was a work of art and I took it home after we emptied it. Dem would then have liked to visit the London Eye but Natalie put a stop to that, forcing him to eye her "Art" instead. Since I was given no time at all to impress Dem I just did a little dance to that Leo Sayer 45 rpm again. The day went all too fast and we said farewell in the tube, Dem to see friends in Kent and I to the BookArts Bookshop in Hoxton to hear my friend Mike Weller read or rather, perform, from his newly launched cartoon version of Beowulf, the likes of which you have not seen before and most certainly should see.
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September 16, 2004
MAN IN THE MOON
Sometimes I have nothing to say but still want to put something on the page so I've decided to do a quick daily something on the Wacom. Here is today's offering. I have no idea why he appeared.
Some new pages have been added to the gnovel.COMMENTS
September 15, 2004
Some of Natalie's ART IS NOW FOR SALE
It's on this new page so have a browse around and then give us your money. She wouldn't phrase it so bluntly but I tell it like it is. We need cash, the sooner the better. Because we're worth it. You know it's true.
COMMENTS
September 14, 2004
ANIMA ANIMATED
I've started taking a short course in animation once a week for 10 weeks in a film and video workshop not far from where I live, well equipped with Macs and rostrum cameras etc. It's terrific and completely free - how amazing is that? We're working with Adobe Premiere and creating simple stop-motion animations, moving objects around on a board under the camera. Today was the second session and I can see clearly that I will become hooked on DIY animation. And then.....Who knows?
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September 12, 2004
ACTION MAN
I picked him up this afternoon at a street party on the street where I live. A child was getting rid of him along with dinosaurs and other passions he'd outgrown. I can't believe this 12 inch hunk is now at my service. I've already demanded lessons in how to rollerblade along life's ups and downs with an expression of benign indifference. Haven't managed it yet but how about that uniform?
Below is a glimpse of the street party, a delightful neighbourhood effort repeated every year about this time. There's home-made food, music, raffles, take-whatever-you-want tables of discarded objects, and entertainers on stilts. I'm going back after this to see what else is going on. Action man is staying in and cooking supper.
The new link on the left, btw, NdA Art for Sale is not yet operative. But don't put your chequebooks away, it will be ready soon.
I haven't mentioned the new Blogs Illustrated ring started by Vitriolica because the link is right up there where you can't miss it but I must mention it anyway because it's such a good idea and has taken off like a rocket. We are the illustrated bloggers and nothing can stop us now.
COMMENTS
September 8, 2004
NAKED BLOGGERS UNITE
Kevin made a comment at Vitriolica's about naked blogs and suddenly it serendipitously combined in my mind with Dick's request for pictures of the spaces where bloggers blog, a request originally made by Ms.Candide. I decided to participate by revealing everything.
Now I'm inviting you all to post pictures of yourselves naked at your stations. Let us show the world our true colours. Announce when you've done it so we can all gawp and gasp at your full, fair and balanced nudity.
Here I am at my desk with the beloved Mac G4 tower by my right foot and the Mitsubishi monitor calmly glowing. On the wall are various artefacts and knicknacks by Natalie, on the left are scanner and printer, on the right a telephone. It's a warm day. Any questions?
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September 6, 204
NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS
Out to dinner with friends last night at a Greek restaurant, we were waiting for a table when a stack of plates piled on a shelf adjoining my elbow suddenly crashed to the ground, most of them on top of my Birkenstock sandalled left toe. I may or may not have been responsible for the crash but in any case, crockery was smashed. My toenail too, not quite smashed but spouting blood. Now here's the meaningful part:
What did the Greek restaurant owner do? Berate me for clumsiness? Present a bill for smashed china? Call an ambulance? Wring his hands and tear his hair? None of those. He fetched a bottle of his best whisky and poured a generous amount on my toe. Then he offered me a stiff brandy (to drink). When I asked for a piece of garlic - my favourite antiseptic and blood stopper - did he laugh or raise a skeptical eyebrow? Not at all. The garlic was immediately brought and I applied it contentedly to my drunken toe which of course instantly stopped bleeding. We were then given a table and various goodies on the house. An excellent evening was had by all.If I ruled the world, nationalism and patriotism would be abolished. Instead there would be universal respect and enjoyment of every culture's individuality, their different ways of thinking and behaving, their unique approach to life. There would be no flag-waving fanaticism, no "my country right or wrong". All the different cultures of different places on the planet would meet in sport and arts and educational events and in joint projects for the betterment of the quality of life for all.
My toe is fine.
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September 5, 2004
MYSTERY TORTURE EXPLAINED
Since nobody offered an answer to the question or expressed any interest whatsoever (sob) in my predicament, I am now forced to explain.
The incident which I described below in mind-numbing detail took place at a Neurological Hospital in London last week. I was referred there by my GP after a couple of spells of scary dizziness compelled me to overcome my natural aversion to going anywhere near medical premises. It's not that I have anything against doctors as such - most of the thankfully small number I have personally needed to consult in my life have been perfectly acceptable. It's just that the whole medical edifice seems to me full of cracks and cobwebs. No, I won't rant on this subject.
The
torturetests I endured were in aid of determining whether my hearing and balance bits are doing their job. Apparently, they are - or at least they were until the tests. The end result is the same as it was before the torture - i.e. nobody knows why my dizzy spells occurred: " It could be anything ". The good news is:
" Your blood pressure is that of a teenager ".COMMENTS
September 3, 2004
CAN YOU GUESS WHERE THIS TRUE TORTURE TALE TOOK PLACE AND WHY?
(Answers in Comments, please)You are strapped into a large armchair which sits on a raised platform inside a kind of canvas tent. Electrodes are attached to the corners of your eyes and forehead after vigorous rubbing of your skin with a gritty substance. This is carried out by soft spoken, cheerful attendants.

The jovial voice beyond the shower curtain commands you not to move your head, keep staring at the light.After an indeterminate period of dot-hopping, the chair in which you sit starts spinning to the right. The voice tells you this is happening but you can't hear. You now understand why they strapped you to the chair: it's to stop you from running out of the building screaming. You are totally disorientated but are told to keep focusing on the red dot, then at the spot vacated by the red dot when it's switched off. The chair now begins spinning to the left. You try to remember tricks the heroes of spy movies use to prevent being brainwashed but your brain has successfully been washed squeaky blank.  The shower curtain now begins to spin round and you realise the purpose of the black stripes: they are there so that you must stare at them as they whirl around you, thus polishing off whatever's left of your reason. This goes on for, oh, some time.
Then suddenly it's over and the charming attendants are unstrapping you and leading you into another room where a new, equally charming attendant invites you to lie down. You offer no resistance as he places a tray under your left ear and squirts a vast amount of cold water into it. He too tells you to stare at a red dot on the ceiling and asks, " Are you dizzy yet?" In fact you are sickeningly dizzy and the dot is swinging out of control. Satisfied, the attendant repeats the cold water process in your right ear and observes you intently as your eyes lurch nauseously all over the ceiling in the opposite direction. He leaves the room, telling you to have a little rest. When he returns, it is with very hot water to squirt in both ears, one at a time. The dizziness is even worse but apparently this is the desired result. You are too blanked out to see if the attendant is taking notes. Thus ends this report.
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Detects path statements with no effect. It is usually a mistake to have a statement that has no effect. Corresponds to the
path_statements
Rust lint.


Do Over
This morning we had our standup run, with boundless energy as always, by our coach Tansaku. We discussed what we had struggled with the day before and a large topic of discussion was the containment of error methods within blocks rather than normal parenthesis. We were also given the task of writing a blog post on Red-Green-Refactor and how its linked to Test Driven Development which I've already mentioned here.
Boris Bikes part-2
After the standup we split into our new pairing partners for the day. I was paired with David who was a great guy to work with. It was here that I realised how much Philip and I had done the day before, which I was glad to know as we were working till around 8 last night. On the other hand, the way the pair programming works here means that you always jump down to the code of the person who has done less. This means no one is rushed and has an equal opportunity to work through the projects in their own time. It also gives the chance to the person jumping down to reinforce what they've learnt by guiding their pair through the challenges. Although you know in the long run this way of things will help rather than hinder you, it is tough to not get frustrated when you think of how far you could get if you were working on your own.
By the afternoon we had caught up to my work from the day before and then started to make great strides into the rest of the project. We worked really well together and there were a lot of good 'debates' through the day on which way to do things. This made sure we understood and knew why we thought our way was best, which ensured we learnt the most we could from each other.
After yesterday I really didn't fancy staying too late and so left pretty early as we made some good progress in the afternoon and very close to finishing the project.
Chris


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Not Compiling Locally
If you want to compile NCA inside a container, you are for the most part on your own. It’s doable and pretty easy, but it’s not part of the steps we’re going to outline, because it adds some annoyances.
Why is it best to compile on your local machine instead of inside a container?
- Go is not Ruby / Python / PHP / node. You aren’t installing a systemwide runtime or futzing with things like rbenv, nvm, virtualenv, composer, ….
- Go doesn’t even really require an install per se; you can choose to download the binary distribution, set up some environment variables, and use it. No sudo, no /usr/bin polluting, no complex compiling from sources.
- Same with go’s dependencies -
go install ...
will install files in a space that’s local to your user path. All NCA’s code dependencies are similarly local. Everything “just works”. The only reason we use Docker for development is the various external dependencies like poppler utils, graphics magick, etc. - Vim (and other editors / IDEs) usually require Go tools to be installed locally for code analysis, autocomplete, etc.
- This repository doesn’t have a deploy system for use inside containers; if
you want to compile inside the containers, it can be a little tricky:
- Mount your code into
/usr/local/src/nca
- Within the container, go to the
/usr/local/src/nca
directory for all commands like make, gofmt, etc. - Copy binary files into
/usr/local/nca
- Mount your code into
For development, it’s just a lot easier to install Go locally, compile locally, and mount the binaries inside the Docker containers.
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certainly would be appreciated. Better yet, it would be lovely to get a tool
like gin
integrated - except not a dead project, and something more
customizable. We’d want to validate code (possibly just to report as opposed
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - New Mexico’s largest electric utility is reaching out to vendors and energy companies around the world for ideas as it works toward going emissions-free.
The Public Service Company of New Mexico announced Friday it’s seeking information on the types of resources and emerging technologies capable of helping it reach the goal.
That ranges from storage systems and carbon emissions controls to hydrogen technologies.
New Mexico earlier this year adopted renewable energy mandates that call for zero emissions by 2045. PNM vows to beat that deadline by five years.
The utility is seeking indicative pricing for modeling and analysis purposes. Separate requests for proposals are possible in the future.
The call for input comes as the utility embarks on a tri-annual resource planning effort centered on how it will serve customer needs for the next 20 years.
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