Dear Sir/Mandam, I greet you in the name of GOD, the Beneficent, and the Merciful. Before I introduce myself, I wish to inform you that this letter is not a hoax mail and I urge you to treat it serious. We want to transfer fund to overseas account the sum of ($30,000.000.00 USD)Thirty Million United States Dollars) from a Bank here in Nigeria West Africa. I want to ask you, If you are capable to quietly provide either an existing bank account or to set up a new Bank account immediately to receive this fund,even an empty account can serve to receive this fund,as long as you will remain honest to me till the end for this important business,trusting in you and believing in God that you will never let me down either now or in future. I am Patrick Duru,I WORK WITH FIDELITY BANK PLC During the course of our auditing last week, I discovered a floating fund in an account opened in the bank in 1997 and since 1999 till date, nobody has operated on this account again, after going through some old files in the records I discovered that the owner of the account died without a beneficiary to the account hence the money is floating and if I do not remit this fund out urgently it will be forfeited for nothing. The owner of this account is Mr. Morris Thompson of 61, of Fairbanks, Alaska an American and a great industrialist,business leader and largest private land owner resident of Fairbanks City Alaska State who unfortunately lost his life in the plane crash of Alaska Airlines Flight 261 which crashed, including his wife(Thelma Thompson)and only daughter(Sheryl Thompson)leaving nobody to claim the fund. No other person knows about this account or any thing concerning it, the account has no other beneficiary and my investigation proved to me as well that the account is a secret account. The total amount involve is Thirty Million United States Dollars only [$30,000.000.00]and I wish to transfer this fund into a safe foreigners account abroad. But I don't know any foreigner; I am only contacting you as a foreigner because this fund cannot be approved to a local person here, but to a foreigner who has information about the account, which I shall give to you upon your positive response. I am revealing this to you with believe in God that you will never let me down in this business,you are the first and the only person that I am contacting for this business. So, please reply urgently so that I will inform you the next step to take urgently. I need your strong assurance that you will never let us down, me and a key bank official who is deeply involved with me in this business. I guarantee that this transaction will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of the law. The bank official will destroy all documents of transaction immediately we receive this money leaving no trace to any place. I will use my position and influence to obtain all legal approvals for onward transfer of this money to your account with appropriate clearance from the relevant ministries and foreign exchange departments. At the conclusion of this business, you will be given 30% of the total amount, 60% will be for me, while 10% will be for expenses both parties might have incurred during the process of transferring.Furthermore, the transaction is Risk Free, there is no risk involved and the utmost paramount of this transaction is Secret and Confidential due to my 15 years of meritious service with the Fidelity Bank Plc.Which I dont want to jeopardize. Note that,all correspondence should be by phone and by e-mail,I will be extremely happy if you can abide to my instructions, I believe the sky shall be our limit and willing to invest in your area of specialization at the end of this transaction. Feel free to contact me directly via my email address or telephone. Thanks for your anticipated co-operation Patrick Duru Fidelity Bank Plc Phone:2348026331325 You shall read more news about the crash on visiting this site; http://www.cnn.com/2000/US/02/01/alaska.airlines.list


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---
layout: post
status: publish
published: true
title: "
Daytona Cubs and Tennessee Smokies
All-Stars Announced"
author:
display_name: Corey Fineran
login: Corey
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: ''
author_login: Corey
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 10019
wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=10019
date: '2014-06-03 14:22:58 +0000'
date_gmt: '2014-06-03 19:22:58 +0000'
categories:
- Minor Leagues
- Prospects
tags:
- Tennessee Smokies
- Southern League
- Florida State League
- 2014 Southern League All-Star Game
comments:
- id: 11401
author: Jason Mollett
author_email: ''
author_url: ''
date: '2014-06-03 14:37:14 +0000'
date_gmt: '2014-06-03 19:37:14 +0000'
content: How about that kid from SD State? You know, what's his name?
- id: 11402
author: Doug Green
author_email: ''
author_url: ''
date: '2014-06-03 14:44:37 +0000'
date_gmt: '2014-06-03 19:44:37 +0000'
content: The catcher?
- id: 11403
author: Ivy Envy
author_email: ''
author_url: ''
date: '2014-06-03 14:50:44 +0000'
date_gmt: '2014-06-03 19:50:44 +0000'
content: Doug Green, yes but he got promoted earlier today, so he's not eligible.
---
The All-Star rosters have been released by the Florida State League and the Southern League.
As if there was any question, Kris Bryant is an All-Star for the Tennessee Smokies in the Southern League. In all, six players from the Smokies roster earned an All-Star spot. Kris Bryant will be joined by Stephen Bruno, John Andreoli, Corey Black, Armando Rivero. Catcher Rafael Lopez was also named an All-Star, but will not be eligible to play because of his promotion to Iowa earlier today.
The Southern League All-Star Game will take place on June 17th at AT&T Field in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
The Florida State League North Division All-Star team will be managed and coached by Daytona Cubs manager, Dave Keller and his staff. Four players from Daytona's roster will represent the North division: Gioskar Amaya, Bijan Rademacher, Andrew McKirahan and Felix Pena. The game will be on June 14th in Bradenton, Florida.


When displaying long lists of data it is often preferable to add paging to the list. By using paging data is loaded in small
blocks improving load times and reducing the workload on the server providing the data.
To implement paging functionality add the infinite-scroll
directive as an attribute to the element that has
the scrollbar. This will also work on elements using the custom scrollbar.
There are several other attributes that can be added to configure the behavior:
This should inform the directive of the number of items each page will contain. If a page contains less than the specified number of items then it will be assumed that it is the last page and no more should be loaded.
This function will be called when a page of data is required. The function will be called with three arguments, the
first will be the number representing which page to load, the second will be the number of items expected to be
in each page and the third will be the search query if one was specified. This function should either return an
array containing the data for the associated page, or a $q.defer().promise
if data is not immediately
available.
Represents the point at which the next page should be loaded. This number is a represents a percentage so the value should be between 1 - 100. The default behavior will attempt to load the next page when the scroll handle reaches 85% of the way down the track.
The url of the template for each item in the list. Each item in the list will have the same template, when an item
is added to the list it is created with a scope containing a data
property that holds the data associated
with that item.
If the list items should be added to a different element than the one this directive is added to, this should be
used to identify the element. This should be used with the infinite-scroll-container
directive, see
example code for more information. This is particularly useful when using a infinite scrolling with custom scrollbars.
This specifies whether or not a loading indicator should be shown when a page is loading.
If specified when this query changes, the list will be cleared and the page function will be called to return results relevant to the search query.
If set to true the page-fn
will be called when the browser window is scrolled to the page-position
rather than binding to the scroll event of the element the directive is on.
If specified this can be used to enable and configure a button to appear at the bottom of the list. Clicking this
button will load the next page of items rather than scrolling near the bottom. The following options can be used
to configure the button:
show
- boolean (optional), if set to true a button will be added to the bottom of the list and will
be used to load the next page (default: false).
text
- string (optional), if set this will change the text displayed in the button (default: 'Load
More').
class
- string (optional), if set this will allow additional CSS classes to be added to the button
which can be used to change the buttons appearance (default: none).
Additionally, there are several events which can be broadcast to allow further interaction with the directive.
This will reset the infinite scroll directive. It will clear all items and start loading the first page.
This will call the paging function for each loaded page and update any changed data. The current page and scroll position will be retained.
This will call the paging function for the specified page. It will then update the data for that page while retaining scroll position.
The following code was used to create the example above:


Some thoughts on No Silver Bullet
Last updated on 2012-07-14 20:49 UTC
back to stuff
I was reading No Silver Bullet from Frederick P. Brooks, Jr. I was wondering about the meaning of the sentence “These gains flow from the transformation of computer manufacture from an assembly industry to a process industry”.
I want to report my first attempts to decipher this, in order to clarify myself and hopefully help others.
- First let me modernize the terminology. “Assembly industry” seems a synonym for Discrete manufacturing, the production of items by assembling more simple components (e.g. cars), while “process industry” seems a synonym for Process manufacturing, the production of items by some transformations on source components so that the output cannot be converted back (e.g. food);
- So Brooks is saying that computer manufacturing is experiencing the increase of price-performance ratio because over time computers are no more built like a simple assembly of simple parts (electronic parts and wires) but as a direct transformation of source materials into the final product (think especially about silicon transformed into CPU/SoC).
- I draw the conclusion that the process manufacturing of computers (roughly translating to miniaturization) permits to obtain better performance with relatively low work with regard to discrete manufacturing, but this is a claim for which I haven’t searched any argument.
- as other conclusions from Brooks, this seems to hold true at current days — smartphone and tablets are rapidly becoming as powerful as computer because of the process manufacturing of computers.
- the only drawback of process manufacturing of computers is that their repair is quite difficult and/or expensive — in fact, food cannot be repaired but must be thrown away
Finally, I want to point out a useful article from Poul-Henning Kamp that helps clarifying the first chapter of the Mythical Man Month.
back to stuff


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Oman's social welfare home to charge some guests
by Times News ServiceMuscat: Guests who stay at the Social Welfare Home in Rustaq will have to pay a fee of OMR5 per day according to a decision taken by the Social and Development Ministry.
A statement by the Ministry said, “His Excellency Sheikh Mohammed bin Saeed Al Kalbani, Minister of Social Development, issued a ministerial decision to impose a fee of Five RO per day for each day of stay in the social welfare home.”
“In case of the guest drawing a pension, the fee shall be deducted from the pension,” the Ministry added
The statement further added, "The decision also stipulates that the said fee shall not be due if the guest is not able to pay, based on social research conducted by the Ministry of Social Development.“
The center in Rustaq which is the only one in the Sultanate, includes 45 male and female elderly and homeless occupants.


The Han stream was originally intended to continue the southwest flow in Eastcom East District. After being included along the tributaries of Midorigawa, the LiuChuan Canal and the Turku Creek, Daxi River was injected into Dali Creek in the Wuri District.
In Taichung, the water Tributaries of a large river was cut off by the Liushun Bridge and Dongmen Bridge. The upstream of the Han stream was connected to Tributaries of a large river. Before that, the water collected from the catchment on the slopes of the upper and middle reaches was collected before intercepting, middle and lower reaches of the water comes from urban areas and some agricultural water.
The Han stream was originally a central tube river. Now it is a district river. The Han stream is a natural river and urban drainage is manually excavated.
To understand the quality of the water in Cambridge, we visit the National Environmental Protection Agency's "National Environmental Monitoring Network" of the Executive Yuan to search for information.
At present, the water quality of Han stream is inferior, and the water quality is classified as Grade C. Due to pollution from sewage discharged from the factory and serious pollution downstream, many animals and plants such as carp, crucian carp and baby egret live in this water quality. Sometimes some fish are dead, floating along the surface of the water.
The grades of water quality (according to the law of water pollution prevention) :
| First public water | Refers to the water supply for public water after disinfection. |
| Two public water | Refers to the coagulation, sedimentation, filtration, disinfection and other general methods of water purification for public water supply. |
| Three public water | Refers to activated carbon adsorption, ion exchange, reverse osmosis and other special or highly available for public water supply. |
| First level of aquatic water | Surface waters in the terrestrial land refers to sources of water that can be used for the cultivation of trout, sweetfish and sea bass. In the waters of the sea, it refers to sources of water for the cultivation of water-fed basil and seaweed. |
| Secondary aquaculture water | In the terrestrial waters, refers to the waters available for the carp, grass carp and shellfish culture water; waters in the sea, referring to milkfish, mullet and asparagus cultivation of water sources of water. |
| First level of industrial water | Refers to the source of water for the manufacture of water. |
| Secondary industrial water | Refers to the water source for cooling water. |
Article 4, land surface water classification as follows :
| Class A | For first public water, swimming, B, C, D and E. |
| Class B | Applicable to two public water, first aquatic water, C, D and E. |
| Class C | Applicable to three public water, two aquatic water, first industrial water, Ding category and E class. |
| Class D | For irrigation water, secondary industrial water and environmental conservation. |
| Class E | Suitable for environmental conservation. |
The River Pollution Index (RPI) refers to the index used to evaluate the comprehensiveness of river water quality, and the RPI index is calculated from the concentration values of four water quality parameters such as dissolved oxygen (DO) content, biochemical oxygen demand(BOD5), suspended solids(SS), and ammonia nitrogen Index integral value(NH3-N), and determine the degree of river water pollution.
| Class A | For first public water, swimming, B, C, D and E. |
| Class B | Applicable to two public water, first aquatic water, C, D and E. |
| Class C | Applicable to three public water, two aquatic water, first industrial water, Ding category and E class. |
| Class D | For irrigation water, secondary industrial water and environmental conservation. |
| Class E | Suitable for environmental conservation. |
In 2013, the pollution index of Guoguang Bridge water quality monitoring was 4.3 in January and even reached 4.5 in April. However, the water quality will gradually improve in the next few months.
According to the statistics of Guoguang Bridge Monitoring Station, when the water quality of the area is very bad, after our team interviewed the Third Rivers Bureau, we also learned that although there has already been a project on water purification. When the water inflow exceeds the environment itself when you can load the amount of purification, you cannot achieve good results. Looking at the latest piece of information and comparing the amount of water that Kang Bridge had just started remediation, we can see that its pollution levels have improved and are also more stable than before.
It is understood that the Bureau of Water Resources has strengthened the takeover of users of water treatment systems in the upper stream and surrounding areas of the Hsiridang River. In addition to the 4,400 households already taken over by the Eastern and Southern districts, the Bureau also increased 1,000 more households by the end of 2015, bringing the total to about 5,400. About 5,400 tons of domestic wastewater can be diverted to the Futian Water Resource Center daily to improve water resources.
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Executive Yuan EPA - Global Environment Water Quality Monitoring Network


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Below are the links to Record the Audio and Github Link to the Project.
Please record your audio by clicking the button below.
Speech is unique, it is generated by communicative intentions of the speaker to whom they talk to. The speaker cannot hide their emotion from their voice except they pretend to do it.
So, we can use a Speech Emotion Recognition (SER), a computational method to recognize human emotion from the speech sound. Our SER system will categorize the speech as per six categories of emotions.
The datasets for this project has been taken from Kaggle. This dataset contains around 20000 records in different text files for training, testing and validation data. All records in the dataset are labelled into six categories of emotions namely; “Sadness”, “Love”, “Anger”, “Joy”, “Fear” and, “Surprise”.
A text file of training dataset containing 16000 records of text labeled into six categories of emotions.
The learning curve represents the model accuracy plots with respect to training and validation data set after each epoch of training are run.
A text file of testing dataset containing 2000 records of text labeled into six different categories of emotions.
Plotted using Train Data. Word clouds are great for visualizing unstructured text data and getting insights on trends and patterns.
A text file of validation dataset containing 2000 records of text labeled into six different categories.
Heat map is used to draw the confusion matrix, which can help us clearly see the prediction effect of each category.


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Set a variable that is global to all shader contexts. If called without a value, will return previously set value. Default uniforms include mouse, resolution, and clock.
Parses all css rules on the page and applies them to all webgl context.
Loads an image into video memory and returns a reference which can be bound to the attribute of any selection. Image can be an image or video DOMelement, image or video url, typed array, a fragment shader, or a canvas element.
Resamples the source data and rewrites the contents of the texture, if needed.
Calls texture.update on every frame until stop is called.
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Pulls the data out of a texture, and writes it to the supplied destination.


Hi! I am Ahelee Bhattacharya, currently persuing my B.Tech Degree(2018-2022) in ECE branch.
I am into coding, web and graphics designing. I am also a ML & Cloud Explorer. I was one of the GCP Quest Leader of 2019
I also love to write blogs.


My first (might also be my last) sonnet / DaVe
It is such I cannot tell the difference
between daisies and daffodil, nor how
the nocturnal reverie would give 'ssence
to the singing of the nightingale, wow.
Everybody can pinpoint exactly their first
an occurrence of a certain one thing
but who can ever know to quench the thirst
and determine the last of each happ’ning.
One instance can be missed, other 'verdone,
the present is liquid, the past was solid,
the future unknown for most of ev'ryone,
the fluidity of time is mark’d on grid.
For the first of its kind, it is not bad,
This prattle bores me, I wish I were dead…


Temporal control of IgH gene expression in developing B cells by the 3 ' locus control region.
Abstract
The suggested roles of the downstream 3 ' regions acting as a Locus Control Region (LCR), have allowed comparisons to be made between the regulation of the IgH locus with other model systems whose gene expression is governed by LCR activity. Here we summarize the importance of the IgH 3'LCR and its putative functional role in IgH gene expression and compare it with the 5'LCR regulatory region of the human beta-globin locus.


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- Dev Environment as a Code (DEaaC) with DevContainers, Dotfiles, and GitHub Codespaces - August 13, 2022
- Try out .NET 6 inside your own development environment built with devcontainers, docker, and vscode - October 14, 2021
- Bringing "surround with" functionality to vscode. Check out this extension. - August 21, 2020
- How to organize learning process with mindmaps, spreadsheets and .NET Core - May 03, 2020
- Development environment based on Windows Terminal + WSL + ZSH + dotfiles - November 30, 2019
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- Building a federated search engine from the scratch. An introduction. - May 19, 2023
- Introduction to JMESPath - JSON processor you should definitely know - January 08, 2023
- Keycloak as Authorization Server in .NET - December 28, 2022
- Use Keycloak as Identity Provider from Blazor WebAssembly (WASM) applications - December 08, 2022
- Add persisted parameters to CLI applications in .NET - August 26, 2022
- Use Keycloak as Identity Provider in ASP.NET Core 6 - August 24, 2022
- Creating and Using HTTP Client SDKs in .NET 6 - April 04, 2022
- Creating and Using HTTP Client SDKs in .NET 6. (Announcement) - February 06, 2022
- Console applications with Spectre.Console - January 22, 2022
- Use System.CommandLine to write .NET global tools. Copy-paste-driven development with copy-paster. - December 20, 2021
- A developer guide to automated testing with Postman. Run postman collections inside Docker via newman CLI. - November 27, 2021
- Rapid Microservices Development in .NET. An introduction. - November 06, 2021
- What's new in .NET 6 and C# 10. Everything you wanted to know. - October 29, 2021
- An opinionated look at Minimal API in .NET 6 - September 10, 2021
- How to add Health Checks to ASP.NET Core project. A coding story. - July 25, 2021
- How to add OpenAPI to ASP.NET Core project. A coding story. - June 13, 2021
- Develop Clean Command Line Applications with System.CommandLine. Clean CLI. - June 06, 2021
- Publish NuGet packages via Docker Release Container - May 09, 2021
- ASP.NET Core Endpoints. Add endpoint-enabled middleware by using IEndpointRouteBuilder extension method - March 23, 2021
- Advance the practical side of your coding skills with CodingStories - March 14, 2021
- Task-based asynchronous Pattern and Composition (aka Task Combinators) - February 26, 2021
- Awaitable/awaiter pattern and logical micro-threading in C# - October 20, 2020


Aussie Broadband is tracking bush fire locations to offer assistance to affected Aussie NBN customers
by Duncan JaffreyData, it’s everywhere, and if we could just organise it a little better it’s possible to make a difference … after all that was the original mission of Google, “to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful”.
One engineer at Aussie Broadband seems to think the same way, and has built a system to assist Aussie Broadband to identify customers affected by the bush fires and offer assistance.
By cross-referencing NBN deployment data, geo-coded bushfire location maps and Aussie’s NBN customer locations, Software Development Manager David Barr was able to create a simple way of detecting customers who had lost their NBN connection due to bush fire.
With this data, Aussie Broadband was able to contact those customers and pro-actively offer them credits on their account for services they couldn’t use, and other assistance where applicable.
Yes, it’s easy to look at this and be cynical, or even cry data privacy, but let’s just stop and perhaps acknowledge what’s actually happened here.
A software development geek found a way of using their skills to maybe help people affected by the harsh Australian bush fire season, and try and help in some small way.
I bet you that’s more than most of us will end up doing to help. So well played Mr Barr, well played. That’s using the initiative mate.


Samples for Qualitative evaluation of artificially synthesized audio using a crowdsourcing platform
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Usage: portfwd [-h] [add | delete | list | flush] [args]
OPTIONS:
-L >opt> The local host to listen on (optional).
-h Help banner.
-l >opt> The local port to listen on.
-p >opt> The remote port to connect on.
-r >opt> The remote host to connect on.
meterpreter >


Todd McShay Updates His Draft Grade For QB Tua Tagovailoa
by Chris RosvoglouOver the weekend Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered a dislocated hip that will not only end his season, but keep him out of action for roughly six-to-eight months. As a result, the talented prospect could see his stock go down as the 2020 NFL Draft approaches.
Prior to his injury, the thought around college football was that Tagovailoa would be the first quarterback taken off the board. Now, the top-rated quarterback on most draft boards is LSU’s Joe Burrow.
ESPN analyst Todd McShay made a few changes to his latest draft rankings due to Tagovailoa’s injury.
McShay revealed on Twitter that he lists Tagovailoa as the No. 13 prospect in his draft class. He originally had the Alabama gunslinger as the second-best prospect heading into last weekend.
Another interesting move from McShay was his decision to bump Burrow up to the No. 2 spot in his rankings.
Even though it seems like an overreaction from McShay, he did state that his stance on Tagovailoa will change if the medical results are all positive moving forward.
Tagovailoa could ultimately return to Alabama if he wants, but McShay and other draft analysts believe he should leave after this season.
Where would you rank Tagovailoa among all the draft-eligible quarterbacks this year?


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| Apache Struts 2 Documentation > Home > Guides > Core Developers Guide > Action Chaining |
The framework provides the ability to chain multiple actions into a defined sequence or workflow. This feature works by applying a Chain Result to a given Action, and intercepting its target Action's invocation with a ChainingInterceptor.
| Don't Try This at Home As a rule, Action Chaining is not recommended. First explore other options, such as the Redirect After Post technique. |
The Chain Result is a result type that invokes an Action with its own Interceptor Stack and Result. This Interceptor allows an Action to forward requests to a target Action, while propagating the state of the source Action. Below is an example of how to define this sequence.
<package name="public" extends="webwork-default"> <!-- Chain creatAccount to login, using the default parameter --> <action name="createAccount" class="..."> <result type="chain">login</result> </action> <action name="login" class="..."> <!-- Chain to another namespace --> <result type="chain"> <param name="actionName">dashboard</param> <param name="namespace">/secure</param> </result> </action> </package> <package name="secure" extends="webwork-default" namespace="/secure"> <action name="dashboard" class="..."> <result>dashboard.jsp</result> </action> </package>
Another action mapping in the same namespace (or the default "" namespace) can be executed after this action mapping (see Configuration Files). An optional "namespace" parameter may also be added to specify an action in a different namespace.
If you need to copy the properties from your previous Actions in the chain to the current action, you should apply the ChainingInterceptor. The Interceptor will copy the original parameters from the request, and the ValueStack is passed in to the target Action. The source Action is remembered by the ValueStack, allowing the target Action to access the properties of the preceding Action(s) using the ValueStack, and also makes these properties available to the final result of the chain, such as the JSP or Velocity page.
One common use of Action chaining is to provide lookup lists (like for a dropdown list of states). Since these Actions get put on the ValueStack, their properties will be available in the view. This functionality can also be done using the ActionTag to execute an Action from the display page. You may also use the Redirect Action Result to accomplish this.


There are two file formats used by MultiMona to store wallets. Up until June 2012 (MultiMona version 0.3.5) a format known as 'serialised' was used.
Starting with MultiMona version 0.4.0 a new format, called 'protobuf' was introduced. Protobuf wallets are smaller, faster to load and easier to extend. They will be used in future MultiMona versions to add more features such as wallet encryption.
Both wallet formats are supported in versions of MultiMona from 0.4.0 and onwards. Older versions of MultiMona cannot read the protobuf format. When you start MultiMona there is a conversion utility that asks you whether you want to migrate older wallets to the new format. New wallets are always created in the protobuf format.
You can see which version of MultiMona you are running by choosing the 'About MultiMona' menu option. For Windows and Linux machines this is in the 'Help' menu and on Macs it is in the 'MultiMona' application menu.


| PEP: | 526 |
|---|---|
| Title: | Syntax for Variable Annotations |
| Version: | $Revision$ |
| Last-Modified: | $Date$ |
| Author: | Ryan Gonzalez <rymg19 at gmail.com>, Philip House <phouse512 at gmail.com>, Ivan Levkivskyi <levkivskyi at gmail.com>, Lisa Roach <lisaroach14 at gmail.com>, Guido van Rossum <guido at python.org> |
| Status: | Final |
| Type: | Standards Track |
| Content-Type: | text/x-rst |
| Created: | 09-Aug-2016 |
| Python-Version: | 3.6 |
| Post-History: | 30-Aug-2016, 02-Sep-2016 |
| Resolution: | https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2016-September/146282.html |
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This PEP has been provisionally accepted by the BDFL. See the acceptance message for more color: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2016-September/146282.html
This PEP was drafted in a separate repo: https://github.com/phouse512/peps/tree/pep-0526.
There was preliminary discussion on python-ideas and at https://github.com/python/typing/issues/258.
Before you bring up an objection in a public forum please at least read the summary of rejected ideas listed at the end of this PEP.
PEP 484 introduced type hints, a.k.a. type annotations. While its main focus was function annotations, it also introduced the notion of type comments to annotate variables:
# 'primes' is a list of integers primes = [] # type: List[int] # 'captain' is a string (Note: initial value is a problem) captain = ... # type: str class Starship: # 'stats' is a class variable stats = {} # type: Dict[str, int]
This PEP aims at adding syntax to Python for annotating the types of variables (including class variables and instance variables), instead of expressing them through comments:
primes: List[int] = [] captain: str # Note: no initial value! class Starship: stats: ClassVar[Dict[str, int]] = {}
PEP 484 explicitly states that type comments are intended to help with type inference in complex cases, and this PEP does not change this intention. However, since in practice type comments have also been adopted for class variables and instance variables, this PEP also discusses the use of type annotations for those variables.
Although type comments work well enough, the fact that they're expressed through comments has some downsides:
Text editors often highlight comments differently from type annotations.
There's no way to annotate the type of an undefined variable; one needs to initialize it to None (e.g. a = None # type: int).
Variables annotated in a conditional branch are difficult to read:
if some_value: my_var = function() # type: Logger else: my_var = another_function() # Why isn't there a type here?
Since type comments aren't actually part of the language, if a Python script wants to parse them, it requires a custom parser instead of just using ast.
Type comments are used a lot in typeshed. Migrating typeshed to use the variable annotation syntax instead of type comments would improve readability of stubs.
In situations where normal comments and type comments are used together, it is difficult to distinguish them:
path = None # type: Optional[str] # Path to module source
It's impossible to retrieve the annotations at runtime outside of attempting to find the module's source code and parse it at runtime, which is inelegant, to say the least.
The majority of these issues can be alleviated by making the syntax a core part of the language. Moreover, having a dedicated annotation syntax for class and instance variables (in addition to method annotations) will pave the way to static duck-typing as a complement to nominal typing defined by PEP 484.
While the proposal is accompanied by an extension of the typing.get_type_hints standard library function for runtime retrieval of annotations, variable annotations are not designed for runtime type checking. Third party packages will have to be developed to implement such functionality.
It should also be emphasized that Python will remain a dynamically typed language, and the authors have no desire to ever make type hints mandatory, even by convention. Type annotations should not be confused with variable declarations in statically typed languages. The goal of annotation syntax is to provide an easy way to specify structured type metadata for third party tools.
This PEP does not require type checkers to change their type checking rules. It merely provides a more readable syntax to replace type comments.
Type annotation can be added to an assignment statement or to a single expression indicating the desired type of the annotation target to a third party type checker:
my_var: int my_var = 5 # Passes type check. other_var: int = 'a' # Flagged as error by type checker, # but OK at runtime.
This syntax does not introduce any new semantics beyond PEP 484, so that the following three statements are equivalent:
var = value # type: annotation var: annotation; var = value var: annotation = value
Below we specify the syntax of type annotations in different contexts and their runtime effects.
We also suggest how type checkers might interpret annotations, but compliance to these suggestions is not mandatory. (This is in line with the attitude towards compliance in PEP 484.)
The types of locals and globals can be annotated as follows:
some_number: int # variable without initial value some_list: List[int] = [] # variable with initial value
Being able to omit the initial value allows for easier typing of variables assigned in conditional branches:
sane_world: bool if 2+2 == 4: sane_world = True else: sane_world = False
Note that, although the syntax does allow tuple packing, it does not allow one to annotate the types of variables when tuple unpacking is used:
# Tuple packing with variable annotation syntax t: Tuple[int, ...] = (1, 2, 3) # Tuple unpacking with variable annotation syntax header: str kind: int body: Optional[List[str]] header, kind, body = message
Omitting the initial value leaves the variable uninitialized:
a: int print(a) # raises NameError
However, annotating a local variable will cause the interpreter to always make it a local:
def f(): a: int print(a) # raises UnboundLocalError # Commenting out the a: int makes it a NameError.
as if the code were:
def f(): if False: a = 0 print(a) # raises UnboundLocalError
Duplicate type annotations will be ignored. However, static type checkers may issue a warning for annotations of the same variable by a different type:
a: int a: str # Static type checker may or may not warn about this.
Type annotations can also be used to annotate class and instance variables in class bodies and methods. In particular, the value-less notation a: int allows one to annotate instance variables that should be initialized in __init__ or __new__. The proposed syntax is as follows:
class BasicStarship: captain: str = 'Picard' # instance variable with default damage: int # instance variable without default stats: ClassVar[Dict[str, int]] = {} # class variable
Here ClassVar is a special class defined by the typing module that indicates to the static type checker that this variable should not be set on instances.
This could be illustrated with a more detailed example. In this class:
class Starship: captain = 'Picard' stats = {} def __init__(self, damage, captain=None): self.damage = damage if captain: self.captain = captain # Else keep the default def hit(self): Starship.stats['hits'] = Starship.stats.get('hits', 0) + 1
stats is intended to be a class variable (keeping track of many different per-game statistics), while captain is an instance variable with a default value set in the class. This difference might not be seen by a type checker: both get initialized in the class, but captain serves only as a convenient default value for the instance variable, while stats is truly a class variable -- it is intended to be shared by all instances.
Since both variables happen to be initialized at the class level, it is useful to distinguish them by marking class variables as annotated with types wrapped in ClassVar[...]. In this way a type checker may flag accidental assignments to attributes with the same name on instances.
For example, annotating the discussed class:
class Starship: captain: str = 'Picard' damage: int stats: ClassVar[Dict[str, int]] = {} def __init__(self, damage: int, captain: str = None): self.damage = damage if captain: self.captain = captain # Else keep the default def hit(self): Starship.stats['hits'] = Starship.stats.get('hits', 0) + 1 enterprise_d = Starship(3000) enterprise_d.stats = {} # Flagged as error by a type checker Starship.stats = {} # This is OK
As a matter of convenience (and convention), instance variables can be annotated in __init__ or other methods, rather than in the class:
from typing import Generic, TypeVar T = TypeVar(’T’) class Box(Generic[T]): def __init__(self, content): self.content: T = content
The target of the annotation can be any valid single assignment target, at least syntactically (it is up to the type checker what to do with this):
class Cls: pass c = Cls() c.x: int = 0 # Annotates c.x with int. c.y: int # Annotates c.y with int. d = {} d['a']: int = 0 # Annotates d['a'] with int. d['b']: int # Annotates d['b'] with int.
Note that even a parenthesized name is considered an expression, not a simple name:
(x): int # Annotates x with int, (x) treated as expression by compiler. (y): int = 0 # Same situation here.
It is illegal to attempt to annotate variables subject to global or nonlocal in the same function scope:
def f(): global x: int # SyntaxError def g(): x: int # Also a SyntaxError global x
The reason is that global and nonlocal don't own variables; therefore, the type annotations belong in the scope owning the variable.
Only single assignment targets and single right hand side values are allowed. In addition, one cannot annotate variables used in a for or with statement; they can be annotated ahead of time, in a similar manner to tuple unpacking:
a: int for a in my_iter: ... f: MyFile with myfunc() as f: ...
Annotating a local variable will cause the interpreter to treat it as a local, even if it was never assigned to. Annotations for local variables will not be evaluated:
def f(): x: NonexistentName # No error.
However, if it is at a module or class level, then the type will be evaluated:
x: NonexistentName # Error! class X: var: NonexistentName # Error!
In addition, at the module or class level, if the item being annotated is a simple name, then it and the annotation will be stored in the __annotations__ attribute of that module or class (mangled if private) as an ordered mapping from names to evaluated annotations. Here is an example:
from typing import Dict class Player: ... players: Dict[str, Player] __points: int print(__annotations__) # prints: {'players': typing.Dict[str, __main__.Player], # '_Player__points': <class 'int'>}
__annotations__ is writable, so this is permitted:
__annotations__['s'] = str
But attempting to update __annotations__ to something other than an ordered mapping may result in a TypeError:
class C: __annotations__ = 42 x: int = 5 # raises TypeError
(Note that the assignment to __annotations__, which is the culprit, is accepted by the Python interpreter without questioning it -- but the subsequent type annotation expects it to be a MutableMapping and will fail.)
The recommended way of getting annotations at runtime is by using typing.get_type_hints function; as with all dunder attributes, any undocummented use of __annotations__ is subject to breakage without warning:
from typing import Dict, ClassVar, get_type_hints class Starship: hitpoints: int = 50 stats: ClassVar[Dict[str, int]] = {} shield: int = 100 captain: str def __init__(self, captain: str) -> None: ... assert get_type_hints(Starship) == {'hitpoints': int, 'stats': ClassVar[Dict[str, int]], 'shield': int, 'captain': str} assert get_type_hints(Starship.__init__) == {'captain': str, 'return': None}
Note that if annotations are not found statically, then the __annotations__ dictionary is not created at all. Also the value of having annotations available locally does not offset the cost of having to create and populate the annotations dictionary on every function call. Therefore annotations at function level are not evaluated and not stored.
While Python with this PEP will not object to:
alice: 'well done' = 'A+' bob: 'what a shame' = 'F-'
since it will not care about the type annotation beyond "it evaluates without raising", a type checker that encounters it will flag it, unless disabled with # type: ignore or @no_type_check.
However, since Python won't care what the "type" is, if the above snippet is at the global level or in a class, __annotations__ will include {'alice': 'well done', 'bob': 'what a shame'}.
These stored annotations might be used for other purposes, but with this PEP we explicitly recommend type hinting as the preferred use of annotations.
Should we introduce variable annotations at all? Variable annotations have already been around for almost two years in the form of type comments, sanctioned by PEP 484. They are extensively used by third party type checkers (mypy, pytype, PyCharm, etc.) and by projects using the type checkers. However, the comment syntax has many downsides listed in Rationale. This PEP is not about the need for type annotations, it is about what should be the syntax for such annotations.
Introduce a new keyword: The choice of a good keyword is hard, e.g. it can't be var because that is way too common a variable name, and it can't be local if we want to use it for class variables or globals. Second, no matter what we choose, we'd still need a __future__ import.
Use 'def' as a keyword: The proposal would be:
def primes: List[int] = [] def captain: str
The problem with this is that def means "define a function" to generations of Python programmers (and tools!), and using it also to define variables does not increase clarity. (Though this is of course subjective.)
Use function based syntax: It was proposed to annotate types of variables using var = cast(annotation[, value]). Although this syntax alleviates some problems with type comments like absence of tne annotation in AST, it does not solve other problems such as readability and it introduces possible runtime overhead.
Allow type annotations for tuple unpacking: This causes ambiguity: it's not clear what this statement means:
x, y: T
Are x and y both of type T, or do we expect T to be a tuple type of two items that are distributed over x and y, or perhaps x has type Any and y has type T? (The latter is what this would mean if this occurred in a function signature.) Rather than leave the (human) reader guessing, we forbid this, at least for now.
Parenthesized form ``(var: type)`` for annotations: It was brought up on python-ideas as a remedy for the above-mentioned ambiguity, but it was rejected since such syntax would be hairy, the benefits are slight, and the readability would be poor.
Allow annotations in chained assignments: This has problems of ambiguity and readability similar to tuple unpacking, for example in:
x: int = y = 1 z = w: int = 1
it is ambiguous, what should the types of y and z be? Also the second line is difficult to parse.
Allow annotations in ``with`` and ``for`` statement: This was rejected because in for it would make it hard to spot the actual iterable, and in with it would confuse the CPython's LL(1) parser.
Evaluate local annotations at function definition time: This has been rejected by Guido because the placement of the annotation strongly suggests that it's in the same scope as the surrounding code.
Store variable annotations also in function scope: The value of having the annotations available locally is just not enough to significantly offset the cost of creating and populating the dictionary on each function call.
Initialize variables annotated without assignment: It was proposed on python-ideas to initialize x in x: int to None or to an additional special constant like Javascript's undefined. However, adding yet another singleton value to the language would needed to be checked for everywhere in the code. Therefore, Guido just said plain "No" to this.
Add also InstanceVar to the typing module: This is redundant because instance variables are way more common than class variables. The more common usage deserves to be the default.
Allow instance variable annotations only in methods: The problem is that many __init__ methods do a lot of things besides initializing instance variables, and it would be harder (for a human) to find all the instance variable annotations. And sometimes __init__ is factored into more helper methods so it's even harder to chase them down. Putting the instance variable annotations together in the class makes it easier to find them, and helps a first-time reader of the code.
Use syntax x: class t = v for class variables: This would require a more complicated parser and the class keyword would confuse simple-minded syntax highlighters. Anyway we need to have ClassVar store class variables to __annotations__, so a simpler syntax was chosen.
Forget about ClassVar altogether: This was proposed since mypy seems to be getting along fine without a way to distinguish between class and instance variables. But a type checker can do useful things with the extra information, for example flag accidental assignments to a class variable via the instance (which would create an instance variable shadowing the class variable). It could also flag instance variables with mutable defaults, a well-known hazard.
Do not evaluate annotations, treat them as strings: This would be inconsistent with the behavior of function annotations that are always evaluated. Although this might be reconsidered in future, it was decided in PEP 484 that this would have to be a separate PEP.
Annotate variable types in class docstring: Many projects already use various docstring conventions, often without much consistency and generally without conforming to the PEP 484 annotation syntax yet. Also this would require a special sophisticated parser. This, in turn, would defeat the purpose of the PEP -- collaborating with the third party type checking tools.
Implement ``__annotations__`` as a descriptor: This was proposed to prohibit setting __annotations__ to something non-dictionary or non-None. Guido has rejected this idea as unnecessary; instead a TypeError will be raised if an attempt is made to update __annotations__ when it is anything other than a mapping.
Treating bare annotations the same as global or nonlocal: The rejected proposal would prefer that the presence of an annotation without assignment in a function body should not involve any evaluation. In contrast, the PEP implies that if the target is more complex than a single name, its "left-hand part" should be evaluated at the point where it occurs in the function body, just to enforce that it is defined. For example, in this example:
def foo(self): slef.name: str
the name slef should be evaluated, just so that if it is not defined (as is likely in this example :-), the error will be caught at runtime. This is more in line with what happens when there is an initial value, and thus is expected to lead to fewer surprises. (Also note that if the target was self.name (this time correctly spelled :-), an optimizing compiler has no obligation to evaluate self as long as it can prove that it will definitely be defined.)
This PEP is fully backwards compatible.
An implementation for Python 3.6 is found on GitHub repo at https://github.com/ilevkivskyi/cpython/tree/pep-526
This document has been placed in the public domain.


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About
Hi! I am Jessica Baron, a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science, Visual Computing at Clemson University advised by Dr. Eric Patterson. My research focus is on material modeling for rendering feathers in computer graphics. I am passionate about the paths that the field of graphics opens up for interdisciplinary and international efforts for understanding more of the physical world.
I am a 2020-2021 Fulbrighter at Prof. Wenzel Jakob’s Realistic Graphics Lab (RGL) at EPFL in Lausanne, Switzerland. I spent time abroad, too, in Cologne, Germany at TH Köln and in Wellington, New Zealand at Weta Digital; at both places I developed tools for procedurally generating feather geometry. I additionally interned with the RenderMan team at Pixar Animation Studios (implementing material models) and the Unreal Engine team at Epic Games (implementing rendering data structures).
Here I am with my world-traveling companion, Fresnel the Great Pyrenees, in Bern, Switzerland.
Research
Overview of my research experience and projects.
Feather Research
- Fulbright 2020-2021,
- NSF-Small Grant, “Developing and Validating a Physically Accurate Light-Scattering Model for the Rendering of Bird and Other Dinosaur Feathers”
- Image analysis and feather statistics (“Computer-Aided Visual Analysis of Feathers”)
- Master’s Thesis, “Procedurally Generating Biologically Driven Bird and Non-Avian Dinosaur Feathers” on image analysis and feather geometry
Countenance Lab
- Countenance Tool
- Re-topology of Human Faces
- Quad-Mesh Active Appearance Models (AAMs)
Publications
Publications from research work and other projects.
- Li, X., Liu, J., Baron, J., Luu, K., Patterson, E. “Evaluating Effects of Focal Length and Viewing Angle in a Comparison of Recent Face Landmark and Alignment Methods”, EURASIP Journal on Image and Video Processing 2021.
- Baron, J. and Patterson, E. “Computer-Aided Visual Analysis of Feathers.” Proc. ICPR Workshop on Visual observation and analysis of Vertebrate And Insect Behavior (VAIB) 2020, Milan, Italy, January 2021.
- Patterson, E. and Baron, J. “Face-Specific, Quad-Mesh Active Appearance Models” (Poster), SIGGRAPH Motion in Graphics (MIG), Charleston, SC, October 2020.
- Baron, J. and Patterson, E. “Procedurally Generating Biologically Driven Feathers”, Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Computer Graphics International (CGI), Calgary, Alberta, Canada, June 2019.
- Patterson, E., Baron, J., and Simpson, D., “Landmark-Based Re-topology of Stereo-Pair Acquired Face Meshes”, Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science, International Conference on Computer Vision and Graphics (ICCVG), Warsaw, Poland, September 2018.
- Patterson, E. and Baron, J., “Real-Time Rocks: Shader-Based Labradorite”, Educator’s Forum, SIGGRAPH 2018, Vancouver, Canada, August 2018.
- Patterson, E. and Baron, J., “Automated Re-topology of Polygonal Meshes of the Human Face”, (Poster), Proceedings of the ACM SIGGRAPH Symposium on Interactive 3D Graphics and Games, Montréal, Quebec, Canada: 15-18 May 2018. Baron, J., “Procedural Dungeon Generation and Analysis”, ACM Proceedings of the SouthEast Conference, Kennesaw, GA, April 2017.
- Patterson, E., Baron, J., and Simpson, D., “Collaboratively Designing and Building an Extensible Software Toolset for 2D and 3D Facial Modeling and Analysis” Proceedings of the ACM Mid-Southeast Conference, Gatlinburg, TN, USA, November 2016.
- Baron, J. and Gay, K, “Building the METAL PCB Dataset” (Poster), UNCW CSURF Research Showcase, Wilmington, NC, USA, November 2016.
Professional Involvement
ACM-SIGGRAPH
- SIGGRAPH 2021 General Submissions Reviewer
- SIGGRAPH 2020 General Submissions Reviewer
- SIGGRAPH 2019 Posters Reviewer
- SIGGRAPH 2018 Educator’s Forum Speaker
- SIGGRAPH 2017 Student Volunteer
- SIGGRAPH 2016 Student Volunteer
- 2016: UNC-Wilmington SIGGRAPH Chapter President
- 2015-present: SIGGRAPH Student Member
Industry Experience
- RenderMan Software Development at Pixar Animation Studios
- Software Engineering at Weta Digital
- Unreal Engine Rendering Programming at Epic Games
Academic Experience
- Graduate Teacher of Record for Clemson’s Digital Production Arts (DPA) Master’s programs
- Graduate and Undergraduate Research Assitant at Clemson and UNC-Wilmington
- Math, Computer Science, Physics, and Statistics Tutor at UNC-Wilmington and Rockingham Community College (during high school)
Artwork
A mix of 2D and 3D personal works.
Production-Related Pieces
- Pierre the Fox (Modeling, Animation, Layout 2018)
- Surfacing Chopin’s Monument
- Crossbow (3D Model, 2015)
- The Magic of Programming (Ink, 2016)
- Werewolf 2D Sprite (Digital, 2017)
Physical Works
- The Flight and Flames of Fall (Paper Collage, 2014) Awarded 1st place in the Congressional Art Competition for the 6th District of North Carolina.
- Figure Drawings (Charcoal, Digital, Pencil, 2018-2019)
- Philippine Eagle (Charcoal, 2020)
- Inktober (Ink, 2018-2020)
- 2020 Outpost, Armor, Hope, Teeth, Fancy, Wisp
- 2019 Build, Legend, Wild, Freeze, Mindless
- 2018 Tranquil, Weak, Angular
Digital Paintings
- Kolibir Soldier (Digital, 2019) A warrior hummingbird painting I created for the Pixar Employee Art Gallery during my time interning at Pixar.
- Bartgeier (Bearded Vulture) Study (Digital, 2019)
- Kaffee und Optik (Digital, 2020)
- The Light Within Us (Digital, 2018)
- Seahawk-Tiger (Digital, 2016)
Graphic Design
- Official RECHS Logo (Digital, 2014)
- Wilmington Warhawks Quidditch Shirt (Digital, 2015)
- Spirited Card: Cleansing/Clarity (Digital Photograph Collage, 2015)
- Seahawk Village Shirt Design (Digital, 2016)
Other Projects
- Real-Time Labradorite
- Duel of Beaks: A 3D Hummingbird Simulation
- Theft of the Rewolf Flowers
- Procedural Dungeon Generation
Inspiring Quote
More than iron, more than lead, more than gold I need electricity. I need it more than I need lamb or pork or lettuce or cucumber. I need it for my dreams. ~ Racter, The Policeman’s Beard is Half-Constructed
Contact
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Nurses' hearings set over drug doses for patients who died
by EndPlayCOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Administrative hearings have been set for the 25 Ohio nurses accused of giving excessive painkillers to patients who died and not questioning the medication ordered by a doctor now charged with murder.
Those nurses from the Mount Carmel Health System in Columbus aren't being criminally prosecuted but face possible discipline by the Ohio Board of Nursing.
The board says each nurse was entitled to request a hearing before any action is taken, and all of them did so. The first hearing is scheduled in February, and the last in March 2021.
For now, their licenses remain active. Mount Carmel won't comment on individuals' employment status but has said it fired some of the nurses involved.
The doctor, William Husel (HYOO'-suhl), has pleaded not guilty to 25 counts of murder.


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4th edition
Days
This year, we are focusing on digital payments and the specific problem of products in this space -- breaking the urban barrier. Rolling out a payment system is no easy feat. The diversity of the Indian market makes it even more complex. Most products face the challenge of scaling - not just in volume, but also in terms of reach to people in the depths of rural India.
This Converge, participants will hear from industry experts about the challenges they faced in achieving scale and success. They will also talk about the other aspects like trends, security and policy within this domain.
The event is open for all, and we expect the audience to be a diverse group of engineers, business analysts, product managers and entrepreneurs.
Hope to see you on Saturday, 21st April @ ThoughtWorks, Whitefield Bangalore
For any further questions / suggestions write to us at:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>9:00 AM
Registrations
9:15 AM
Event KickOff
Visalakshi Subramaniam, Global Retail Lead, ThoughtWorks
9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
Keynote Address: The future of digital payments
Nikhil Kumar, Fellow and Head of Developer Ecosystem - India Stack, ISpirit
10:15 AM - 11:15 AM
Panel discussion: Digital Payments - Incumbents & The Disruptors
Panelists:
Tamaghna Basu, Co-founder and CTO, NeoEYED
Lakshmanan C S, Advisory - Banking and Financial services, ThoughtWorks
Diwakar Kaushik, VP Products at GO-JEK
Moderator:
Seshadri Krishnan, Digital Transformation Lead, ThoughtWorks
11:15 AM - 11:30 AM
Break
11:30 AM - 12:15 PM
Reimagining Money in Emerging Markets
Guru Bhat, GM Technology and Head of Engineering, PayPal
12:15 PM - 1:00 PM
Open Pay - An idea for open source Payment Aggregator
Ramakrishnan Sitaraman – Lead Consultant, ThoughtWorks
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Lunch & Networking
ThoughtWorks Technologies (India) Pvt. Ltd. Brigade Metropolis, Garudachar Palya, Mahadevapura, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560048 « Open in Google Maps »


public class TUI
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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private java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Integer>
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bonuses
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java.lang.String |
HELP
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private java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Character>
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left
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private java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Character>
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right
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private java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Integer>
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values
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private java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Character>
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vertical
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| Constructor and Description |
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TUI()
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
getBoard()
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java.lang.String |
getBoardString(java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> values,
java.util.List<java.lang.Character> vertical,
java.util.List<java.lang.Character> left,
java.util.List<java.lang.Character> right)
Method to print a board of Spectrangle, given the properties of
the pieces that reside on it.
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private <K> java.util.Map<java.lang.Integer,K>
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listToMap(java.util.List<K> inputList)
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void |
makeMove(Tile tile,
int index)
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private java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Integer> bonuses
private java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Integer> values
private java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Character> vertical
private java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Character> left
private java.util.ArrayList<java.lang.Character> right
public final java.lang.String HELP
public java.lang.String getBoardString(java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> values, java.util.List<java.lang.Character> vertical, java.util.List<java.lang.Character> left, java.util.List<java.lang.Character> right)
The arguments to this method together represent the current state of the board. You will need to generate these arguments yourself. Each argument needs to be a list of exactly 36 items, representing the 36 fields on your board. The index in the list corresponds with the index of the field on the board, as they were explained in the slides of the Project Design session in week 6.
An example of how you would generate the 'values' list is as follows, assuming your board has a List of fields, which have an attribute called "value" to represent the value of the piece that is placed in that field, or null if there is no piece in that field:
List<Integer> values = new ArrayList<>();
for(int i = 0; i < this.getFields().size(); i++) {
values.add(this.getField(i).value);
}
The SpectrangleBoardPrinter class has a main method which prints out a board where only the first field (index 0) is filled with a piece with value 5 and the colors red on the bottom, green on the left and blue on the right. It uses the ArrayLists defined on the top of the file.
values
- The values of all fields on the board. This should be a
List of exactly 36 items.
If the field has no piece on it, the value is 'null', and if it does have a
piece
on it, it is the integer value of the piece.
vertical
- The letters of the vertical colors of all fields on the
board. This should be a List of exactly
36 items. If the field has no piece on it, the value is 'null', and if it does
have a piece
on it, the value is a character representing the color of the top or bottom side
of the piece.
left
- The letters of the vertical colors of all fields on the
board. This should be a List of exactly
36 items. If the field has no piece on it, the value is 'null', and if it does
have a piece
on it, the value is a character representing the color of the left side of the
piece.
right
- The letters of the vertical colors of all fields on the
board. This should be a List of exactly
36 items. If the field has no piece on it, the value is 'null', and if it does
have a piece
on it, the value is a character representing the color of the right side of the
piece.
private <K> java.util.Map<java.lang.Integer,K> listToMap(java.util.List<K> inputList)
public void makeMove(Tile tile, int index)
public java.lang.String getBoard()


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Reviewing The Elements Of Eloquence by Mark Forsythe in The Spectator, Christopher Howse notes:
The shiniest piece of information I picked up is that, in English, adjectives go in this order:
Opinion—size—age—shape—colour—origin—material—purpose—noun. So you can have a lovely little old rectangular green French silver whittling knife. But if you mess with that word order in the slightest you'll sound like a maniac.
This knowledge is implicitly mastered by all native speakers; to see it made explicit is an enjoyable revelation, like learning to carry a tray on the flat of your hand.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4-6
Heavenly slow cooked lamb in a rich madras curry with spicy potatoes. A perfect Saturday night.
For the roast shoulder of lamb, preheat the oven to 170C/325F/Gas 3.
Rub the shoulder of lamb all over with the olive oil, then season with salt and freshly ground black pepper and set aside.
Meanwhile to make the Madras curry powder, place the coriander, fenugreek, mustard, cumin, fennel seeds, black peppercorns, cinnamon and cloves in a spice grinder and grind to a powder. Stir in the turmeric.
Put the chilli, garlic and ginger in a small food processor and blend until a paste if formed. If it does not come together add a small amount of water.
Heat the vegetable oil in a casserole pot with a lid. Add the lamb and fry on all sides until browned. Remove the lamb from the casserole and set aside.
Add the onion to the hot casserole pot and fry until soft and starting to colour. Add 2½ tbsp of the Madras curry powder, then the garlic, chilli and ginger paste and the curry leaves, cardamom and bay leaves and stir.
Add the lamb back into the pot and cover with the chopped tomatoes, stock and tamarind and season with salt and pepper. Place a lid on and roast the lamb in the oven for 3-4 hours, basting every hour or so with the juices in the roasting tray. Cook until the meat is very tender and falling off of the bone.
Once cooked remove the lamb from the sauce and simmer the remaining liquid until it reduces in volume to make a thick sauce.
Using a fork, shred the lamb and add it back to the sauce.
For the Bombay potatoes, place the potatoes in cold water and bring to the boil. Cook for 5-8 minutes and drain.
Heat a large pan and add the oil. Once hot, add the mustard seeds. When they start popping in the pan add the chilli powder and turmeric and add the potatoes.
Cook for 5-8 minutes, or until the potatoes absorb the spices.
To serve, place the lamb Madras on a serving plate with the potatoes alongside. Garnish with chopped coriander.


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SnackClock was designed to examine food intake behavior in rodents with premeasured diets dispensed at set time intervals throughout the day.
SnackClock utilizes a 24-hour clock movement, which runs off a single AA battery, connected with two 3D printed pieces to dispense the diets. It is meant to sit on top of the wire rack such that the diet simply falls through the grates (see picture at top of page).
The current design has an interior component that is divided into 12 equal sections. Loading every other section (6 total items) would mean that each item gets dispensed every 4 hours.
Yes! All you need is a 24-hour clock movement like this and the 3D printed parts
which can be downloaded here.
*Note the size and dimensions were chosen to fit the cages we use in our lab!


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This function is called after the init and all the curl_easy_setopt calls are made, and will perform the transfer as described in the options. It must be called with the same handle as input as the curl_easy_init call returned.
You can do any amount of calls to curl_easy_perform while using the same handle. If you intend to transfer more than one file, you are even encouraged to do so. libcurl will then attempt to re-use the same connection for the following transfers, thus making the operations faster, less CPU intense and using less network resources. Just note that you will have to use curl_easy_setopt between the invokes to set options for the following curl_easy_perform.
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class Bibtex
core.models.Bibtex
Bibtex object. All information of your publications are represented as this model.
Properties
- id: Defined by django app automatically.
AutoField
, primary key. - lang: A default language setting for this publication.
- title_en: A title of your pubilication (English).
CharField(512)
, unique, required. Check validation rules, blank=True. - title_ja: A title of your pubilication (Japanese).
CharField(512)
, unique, required. Check validation rules, blank=True. - authors: Authors of this publication. This column shall be selected from
Author
model. The order is stored inAuthorOrder
model, which is an intermediate model forBibtex
andAuthor
.ManyToManyField (through='AuthorOrder')
, foreign-key-restriction(Author
), required. - book: A book which this work is published. e.g. {International proceedings, journals, newspapers, ...}.
ForeignKey
, foreign-key-restriction(Book
), required. - volume: A volume number (巻). Before published, ignore this column.
CharField (max_length=128)
. - number: A number of the book (号). Before published, ignore this column.
IntegerField
, null=True,blank=True. - chapter: A chapter number (章). Before published, ignore this column.
IntegerField
, null=True,blank=True. - page: A cpage number (章). Before published, ignore this column.
TextField
, null=True,blank=True. Check validation rule. - edition: An Edition (版). Before published or no longer needed to the format of the publication, ignore this column.
TextField
, null=True,blank=True. Check validation rule. - pub_date: A set of {year,month,date} on which the book is published. If date-info is no needed, set 01 to the date.
- use_date_info: Whether use date-info or not in the
pub_date
column.BooleanField
, default=False
. - acceptance_rate: Acceptance rate of the book. Set this column whent it is available.
FloatField
, default=null. - impact_factor: Inpact factor (IF). Set the value only when it is available.
FloatField
, default=null. - url: An URL to PDF or something.
URLField
. - note: Note. If you need, you can add some text.
TextField
. - abstract: Abstract of the paper.
TextField
. - image: A single thumbnail image to represent this publication. This information are used in the
TileDisplayStyle
.ImageField
. - tags: Tag for this publication.
ManyToManyField
, foreign-key-restriction(Tag
), required. - is_published: Whether it is published or not.
BooleanField
, default=False
, required. - created: Datetime which this object is created. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
. - modified: Datetime which this object is edited last time. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
. - owner: User who creates this object. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
.
Validaion Rules
type
Select form followings.
| Var | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
INTPROC |
International Proceedings | 国際会議 |
JOURNAL |
Journal Paper | 論文誌 |
CONF_DOMESTIC |
Domestic Conference | 国内会議 (査読付き) |
CONF_DOMESTIC_NO_REVIEW |
Domestic Conference | 国内研究会 |
CONF_NATIONAL |
National Conference | 全国大会 |
BOOK |
Book/Review/Editor/Translation | 著書／監修／編集／訳書 |
KEYNOTE |
Presentation/Panel Discution/Seminer | 基調講演/セミナー・パネル討論等 |
NEWS |
New Paper article | 新聞報道記事 |
OTHERS |
others | その他（一般記事等） |
AWARD |
Award | 受賞 |
title
TBA
page
TBA
DB: Unique Restriction
The following set of field shall be unique. If some of us are accepted in the same domestic conference. please use memo feild to avoid unique restriction.
("title_en", "book", "pub_date","memo")
Info
When you add Award
, please fill note with your presentation title. Is is neseccary when there are some members who get the same awards.
class Author
core.models.Author
This model manages information about authors.
Properties
- id: Defined by django app automatically.
AutoField
, primary key. - name_en: Full Name (English). First name and family name should be split by space (See validation).
CharField(128)
. - name_ja: Full Name (Japanese). First name and family name should be split by space (See validation).
CharField(128)
, null=True,blank=True. - dep_en: Depertment Information (English).
TextField
, null=True,blank=True. - dep_ja: Depertment Information (Japanese).
TextField
, null=True,blank=True. - mail: E-mail address.
EmailFiled
, null=True,blank=True. - join: Date which this poerson joinded this department.
DataField
, null=True,blank=True. - leave: Date which this poerson leave this department.
DateField
, null=True,blank=True. - created: Datetime which this object is created. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
. - modified: Datetime which this object is edited last time. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
. - owner: User who creates this object. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
.
Validation Rule
name
TBA
DB: Unique Restriction
The following set of field shall be unique.
("name_en", "deb_en", "mail",)
class AuthorOrder
core.models.AuthorOder
Properties
- id: Defined by django app automatically.
AutoField
, primary key. - bibtex: Bibtex id.
ForeignKey()
, foreign-key-restriction(Bibtex
), required. - author: Author id.
ForeignKey()
, foreign-key-restriction(Author
), required. - order: Order of Author.
PositiveSmallIntegerFeild
. - created: Datetime which this object is created. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
. - modified: Datetime which this object is edited last time. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
. - owner: User who creates this object. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
.
Validation Rule
DB: Unique Resturiction
The following set of field shall be unique.
("bibtex", "author",),
class Book
core.models.Book
This model stores information about publications.
Properties
- id: Defined by django app automatically.
AutoField
, primary key. - title: Book title (full). Some words should be replaced based on the local rules. See validation.
CharField
, required. - abbr: Book title (Abbreviation). Some words should be replaced based on the local rules. See validation.
CharField
, null=True,blank=True. - style: Publication Type. See Validation/type for the avaiable choises.
CharField(64) with choices
. - institution: Institution ().
CharField(256)
, null=True,blank=True. - organizer: An ornaizer of this Book.
CharField(256)
, null=True,blank=True. - publisher: A publisher of this Book.
CharField(256)
, null=True,blank=True - address: An address of this publisher.
CharField(512)
, null=True,blank=True.
Validation Rule
title
TBA
abbr
TBA
institude
TBA
DB: Unique Resturiction
The following set of field shall be unique.
("name", "parent",),
class Tag
core.models.Tag
Add tags to bibtex. This model is used in search, web embedding API.
Properties
- id: Defined by django app automatically.
AutoField
, primary key. - name: A tag name.
CharField(128)
- description: A description for this tag.
- parent: Parent Tag of this.
ForeignKey
, foreign-key-restriction(Tag
), required. - created: Datetime which this object is created. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
. - modified: Datetime which this object is edited last time. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
. - owner: User who creates this object. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
.
Validation Rules
DB: Unique Resturiction
The following set of field shall be unique.
("name", "parent",),
class TagChain
core.models.TagChain
This is a relation schema between Bibtex and Tag.
Properties
- id: Defined by django app automatically.
AutoField
, primary key. - bibtex: Bibtex id.
ForeignKey()
, foreign-key-restriction(Bibtex
), required. - tag: Bibtex id.
ForeignKey()
, foreign-key-restriction(Tag
), required. - created: Datetime which this object is created. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
. - modified: Datetime which this object is edited last time. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
. - owner: User who creates this object. This column is automatically filled by django app.
DateTimeField
.
Validation
DB: Unique Resturiction
The following set of field shall be unique.
("name", "parent",),


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Ariana Grande Warns Fans She Might Have To Cancel A Show Due To Her Health
Ariana Grande is giving an update on the condition of her health.
The 26-year-old singer has been struggling with being sick for the past month, since she last performed in London, England, back in October.
Now, Ariana is giving fans a warning, should she need to cancel a show because of the pain she’s in.
“so i’m stull very sick. i’ve been sick since the last london show. i don’t know how it’s possible but my throat and head are still in so much pain,” she wrote in a note on Instagram story. “i sound okay i’m just in a lot of pain and it’s difficult to breath during the show. i am seeing my doctor and trying my v best to get better for tomorrow’s show. the last thing i would ever want to do is cancel a show at this point with so few left. i’m truly cherishing every moment of this.”
“i just really don’t know what’s happening with my body right now and need to figure it out. please take this as a gentle heads up,” Ariana continued. “i don’t want anyone to feel blindsided tomorrow if god forbid i can’t make the show happen.”
“love you with all my heart and will keep you posted,” she concluded.
Ariana is next scheduled to perform in Lexington, Ky., on Sunday (November 17).


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Let's see a list
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Software Developer - Illustrator - Web Designer
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[gecode-users] algorithm used in sequence constraint
David Rijsman
David.Rijsman at quintiq.com
Thu Aug 19 08:52:39 CEST 2010
Hi Kish,
it is indeed possible to remove the IntSet s argument in the sequence constraint for boolean variables but we choose to explicitly state what value we are counting and use the IntSet for the following reason, I quote from Christian:
"we never use the C++ type bool for Boolean values as Boolean variables also take integer values. And also choosing a set makes it easier to interface and just forget about the fact whether one is using IntVar or BoolVar."
David
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From: Kish Shen <kisshen at cisco.com>
To: David Rijsman <David.Rijsman at quintiq.com>
CC: <users at gecode.org>
Date: 8/18/2010 10:23 PM
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] algorithm used in sequence constraint
Hi,
This is actually a new question about the sequence constraint: there
seem to be two versions of the constraint, one for IntVars, and one for
BoolVars, but the other arguments are the same. Specifically, the
BoolVar version has the IntSet s of values that each sequence of
variables should take. I don't understand how this works for BoolVars,
since they can only take 0 or 1 as values. What exactly is the semantics
for the BoolVar version?
In the ECLiPSe versions of the constraint, there is also a version that
has boolean variables. In this version, there is no equivalent to the
IntSet s, so it has one less argument than the IntVar version. Each
sequence of q variables must have between l and u variables with the
value 1. Is this the semantics for the gecode version as well?
Cheers,
Kish
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