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Note: The conp-dataset
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version >=8.20200309 of git-annex.
To install DataLad on your system, please refer to the install section of the DataLad Handbook (installation via miniconda is recommended in order to obtain the latest version of DataLad).
To initiate the CONP dataset (conp-dataset
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dataset {{data.name}}
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Desperate HK protesters explore sewers in campus escape bid
Around 100 protesters remain in Hong Kong Polytechnic University, still surrounded by baton-wielding cops
HONG KONG: Arms covered in cling film and torches in hand as they drop into the sewers, clusters of pro-democracy protesters still inside a Hong Kong campus are plotting increasingly ingenious - and desperate - ways to escape a police siege.
Protesters have removed metal manholes, some making exploratory forays into the fetid tunnels, following rumours of successful exfiltrations from a campus ringed for three days by baton-wielding police determined to arrest them.
Pockets of protesters, some with thick bandages wrapped around their knees in anticipation of a long crawl to freedom.
AFP reporters saw one group on their stomachs practising crawling. Another group hugged each other in consolation after apparently agreeing not to take the route down into the unknown.
"The people outside can't help us," a protester told local media as he prepared to descend into a sewer. "So what can we do?"
One protester, gas mask on and cling film around his arms, carried a torch as he descended with his backpack down into the subterranean gloom.
So far, the daring escape bids have been matched by their danger. Late on Monday, dozens of protesters in civilian clothes slid down several metres of rope onto a flyover, where a cavalcade of motorbikes conducted a smash and grab rescue mission.
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About 100 protesters remained in the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, which has been surrounded by police, after more than two days of clashes. Some 280 injured were taken to hospitals yesterday, the Hospital Authority said.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said yesterday she hoped a stand-off between police and a group of pro-democracy protesters at a university could be resolved and she had told police to handle it humanely.
In what many will see as an illustration of Beijing's tightening grip, China's legislature questioned the legality of a Monday Hong Kong court ruling that a ban on face masks worn by protesters was unlawful.
The National People's Congress said Hong Kong courts had no power to rule on the constitutionality of city legislation.
Mrs Lam also did not rule out more violence as she urged peace.
"If the protesters are coming out in a peaceful manner... then there is no situation when that sort of violence would happen," she told a press briefing.
However, police would have to take "necessary action" if the situation changed, she said.
One woman said her son was inside the campus with his girlfriend and they would come out but for the fear of facing charges of rioting, which can carry a 10-year sentence.
"I know the young people see there are many unrighteous things in society, they want to do something to change it," said one woman.
"But as parents, we only have one wish. We only want all of them to come home safely." - AFP, REUTERS


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because this project every big now, all source code and git tree(git time line) was very big.
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I found a way to get this to work. It lets you use any locked emblem item, premium or not.
Edit: problem fixed. It only unlocks emblem items now. This is now my first completely working plugin. :D
What do you think?
Update: as a way of making it more useful, I made the option to hide locked items. With the current system, if you unlocked an item that is in the middle of the list, you would have to scroll all the way to there in order to select it. Hiding locked items will prevent this. Let me know if it accidentally hides anything else.
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It appears as though the class denoting the 'P' icon on premium shapes isn't being applied... does it only show up for people who don't have premium, perchance?
As a workaround, this does the trick (iterate through the premium tab, removing matches from the general list): list_premium = $('div.emblem-shapes-wrapper[data-shapes="premium"] img.shape')
list_general = $('div.emblem-shapes-wrapper[data-shapes="all"] img.shape')
list_premium.each(function(a,b) {$('div.emblem-shapes-wrapper[data-shapes="all"] img.shape[data-asset="'+$(this).attr('data-asset')+'"]').remove();});
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poisonblx wrote:
It appears as though the class denoting the 'P' icon on premium shapes isn't being applied... does it only show up for people who don't have premium, perchance?
I dont know. It seemed to work that way in bf3. Is it not working for you?
And do you have a link for .each ()? I don't know much about that one. :)
poisonblx
GameFreakBoy wrote:
I dont know. It seemed to work that way in bf3. Is it not working for you?
And do you have a link for .each ()? I don't know much about that one. :)
Yep! One of jquery's oft misused little toys:
http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.each/
And yeah, the segregate premium from general feature wasn't working for me, hence my going poking at a way to work around it :) ... all BF4-side, incidentally.
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That should work now. For some reason the icons persisted though.


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For the past couple of years, I’ve enjoyed finding craft sodas, and my son has developed quite the palette for fine root beers. While ginger beer (or ginger ale as some call it) is not his favorite, his mom and I sure think it is nice.
While surfing around the internet, I decided to see what it would take to brew our very own ginger beer from scratch. I found plenty of recipes and techniques, and finally settled on something in between Alton Brown’s Ginger Ale and a chemist in Ohio’s recipe. While both recipes are very similar, I still felt it necessary to make some minor changes.
In the end our first attempt at Straughan’s World Famous Ginger Beer was a success, and is now open-source.
Dependencies
You will need the following ingredients
- 2 Liters of filtered water (not chlorinated stuff from tap)
- 1 Lemon (juiced)
- 1 1/2 Tbl Ground fresh ginger root
- 3/4 C Sugar
- 1/4 C Local Honey
- 1/8 tsp champagne yeast
You will also need a 2 liter bottle, sanitizer, and a refrigerator. 7 year old kid is optional.
Construction
The entire project will be built inside the 2 liter bottle, so everything is simple. I also took a lot of pictures so I did not have to type much for this post.
I did not take photos of the sanitization process. I used BrewVint Cleanitizer from a local homebrew supply store and followed the directions. There are plenty of ways to sanitize your 2L bottle, just make sure you follow the directions of whatever method you choose. I’ve even heard of people using denture cleaning tablets to do the job, but Google should have the answers.
Once your bottle is so fresh and so clean (clean) you can start grinding and juicing.
You’ll need about 1 1/2 (one and a half) Tbl of fresh ground ginger. I did not measure the lemon juice, I just threw the ground ginger in the juice of one large lemon and made a slurry. It smelled wonderful.
None of the recipes called for honey, and I have a thing for local honey. To remedy this obvious oversight, I decided to swap 1:1 honey for sugar, for 25% of the recommended sugar amount, or in this case: 1/4 cup (I used Fowler Honey which is close to my house).
In an effort to minimize cleanup, I opted to just fill the 1C measuring cup 3/4 full of sugar and then fill to the top with honey. While this sounds like a good idea at first, getting the honey/sugar mix to go down the funnel was not the most enjoyable experience, although it was apparently fun to watch. I’d recommend measuring and adding them separately, unless you are a spectator, then encourage the soda-maker to combine these like I did.
We need bubbles, or this isn’t really soda, it’s just fancy Kool-Aid. While some recipes used bread yeast, I splurged for some good champagne yeast. It was about a buck for enough to make 10 gallons. You can buy it everywhere, even amazon, and your local home-brew store will definitely be able to hook you up.
For our recipe we only use 1/8 teaspoon of yeast, which is not much more than a pinch. Exact amounts are not very important, but too much will leave a yeasty taste in your soda.
Combine all the ingredients, fill bottle with water leaving about 1” of room at the top, cap it, and give it a good shake. I purchased new caps at the home-brew store, making it much easier to reseal the bottle.  We picked a cabinet in the laundry room.
Feel the bottle before you store it. It should have plenty of “give”. Now feel a store bought soda bottle. It is firm. Feel (and shake up) your ginger ale twice a day until it is as firm as the store bought stuff. Then throw it in the fridge until it is cold. If you use honey like I did, the shaking process may need to happen more often, and you’ll need to shake until all sugar/honey is fully dissolved - this took several mixings over the first day to accomplish.
Online sources say the carbonation can be done in 48 hours. The week we made it was cool, and it took 3.5 days.
Results
We have a winner.
Straining the ginger ale makes for a less chunky experience, but either way it is good stuff. You’ll want to keep it refrigerated and cold to prevent continued fermentation and carbonation, and it should be good for about a month with occasional burping. This stuff is so tasty, there is no way it’ll last that long in our house.
Apart from some measuring, sanitizing, and grating the ginger root, our 7 year old son was able to make most of this with me. It is a fun and easy project, and our son loved checking the bottle every morning and evening. Most of all he liked the final product.
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Let ABC and DEF be two triangles having the two sides AB and AC equal to the two sides DE and DF respectively, namely AB equal to DE and AC equal to DF, and the angle BAC equal to the angle EDF.
I say that the base BC also equals the base EF, the triangle ABC equals the triangle DEF, and the remaining angles equal the remaining angles respectively, namely those opposite the equal sides, that is, the angle ABC equals the angle DEF, and the angle ACB equals the angle DFE.
If the triangle ABC is superposed on the triangle DEF, and if the point A is placed on the point D and the straight line AB on DE, then the point B also coincides with E, because AB equals DE.
Again, AB coinciding with DE, the straight line AC also coincides with DF, because the angle BAC equals the angle EDF. Hence the point C also coincides with the point F, because AC again equals DF.
But B also coincides with E, hence the base BC coincides with the base EF and equals it.
Thus the whole triangle ABC coincides with the whole triangle DEF and equals it.
And the remaining angles also coincide with the remaining angles and equal them, the angle ABC equals the angle DEF, and the angle ACB equals the angle DFE.
Therefore if two triangles have two sides equal to two sides respectively, and have the angles contained by the equal straight lines equal, then they also have the base equal to the base, the triangle equals the triangle, and the remaining angles equal the remaining angles respectively, namely those opposite the equal sides.
For more discussion of congruence theorems see the note after proposition I.26, the last of the congruence propositions.
Euclid frequently refers to one side of a triangle as its “base,” leaving the other two named “sides.” Any one of the sides might be chosen as the base, but once chosen, it remains the base for the rest of the discussion. This is simply a linguistic device to save words.
It is not clear what is meant by “superposing a triangle on a triangle” means. It has been variously interpreted as actually moving one triangle to cover the other or as simply associating parts of one triangle with parts of the other. For the two triangles illustrated in the figure, you can actually slide one over the other in a continuous motion within the plane. Note, however, that if one triangle is the mirror image of the other, then any continuous motion would require moving one triangle outside of the plane. But the triangles don’t have to be same plane to begin with, and they often are not in the same plane when this proposition is invoked in the books on solid geometry.
Whatever the intended meaning of superposition may be, there are no postulates to allow any conclusions based on superposition. One possibility is to add postulates based on a group of transformations of space, or if restricted to plane geometry, on a group of transformations of the plane. Charles Dodgson (a.k.a. Lewis Carroll) would have said that using group theory is not appropriate to an elementary exposition of Euclidean geometry. Heath has described a more elementary conservative basis in his commentary on this proposition.
Yet another alternative is to simply take this proposition as a postulate, or part of it as a postulate. For instance, Hilbert in his Foundations of Geometry takes as given that under the hypotheses of this proposition that the remaining angles equal the remaining angles. Then, Hilbert proves that the base equals the base.
Although the two triangles in this proposition appear to be in the same plane, that is not necessary. In Proposition XI.4 and many others in Book XI this proposition is applied to pairs of triangles in different planes.


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desc: "This is Damir Cavar's Teaching section of the Curriculum Vitae (CV)."
keywords: "Damir Cavar, CV, Teaching, Computational Linguistics, Natural Language Processing, Deep Learning, CL, NLP"
link: teaching
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Teaching
2020
2019
2018
2017
- Spring:
- LING 665 and CSCI-B 659: Applying Machine Learning Techniques in Computational Linguistics
- LING 614 Alternative Syntactic Theories (that is mainly Lexical Functional Grammar (LFG), Theory, Parsing, Corpora, etc.)
2016
2014
- LING 519 Technologies for Language Documentation
2013
2012
2011
- Introduction
to Linguistics
- Language Technologies
- Programming Python for Language Processing
- Syntax 1
- Current topics in Speech and Language Technology
- Rule-based Language Analysis (LFG Parsing with XLE and XFST morphologies)
- Tutorials in Computational Linguistics (CL)
2010
2009
2007
2006
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Introduction: IJCAI is running January 6-12 in Hyderabad India rather than a more traditional summer date. (Presumably, this is to avoid melting people in the Indian summer.) The paper deadline(June 23 abstract / June 30 submission) are particularly inconvenient if you attend COLT or ICML . But on the other hand, itâ€™s a good excuse to visit India.
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BaseDEVS¶
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class
DEVS.
BaseDEVS
(name)[source]¶ Abstract base class for AtomicDEVS and CoupledDEVS classes.
This class provides basic DEVS attributes and query/set methods.
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addInPort
(name=None)[source]¶ Add an input port to the DEVS model.
addInPort is the only proper way to add input ports to a DEVS model. As for the CoupledDEVS.addSubModel method, calls to addInPort and addOutPort can appear in any DEVS’ descriptive class constructor, or the methods can be used with an instantiated object.
The methods add a reference to the new port in the DEVS’ IPorts attributes and set the port’s hostDEVS attribute. The modeler should typically save the returned reference somewhere.
Parameters: name – the name of the port. A unique ID will be generated in case None is passed Returns: port – the generated port
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addOutPort
(name=None)[source]¶ Add an output port to the DEVS model.
addOutPort is the only proper way to add output ports to DEVS. As for the CoupledDEVS.addSubModel method, calls to addInPort and addOutPort can appear in any DEVS’ descriptive class constructor, or the methods can be used with an instantiated object.
The methods add a reference to the new port in the DEVS’ OPorts attributes and set the port’s hostDEVS attribute. The modeler should typically save the returned reference somewhere.
Parameters: name – the name of the port. A unique ID will be generated in case None is passed Returns: port – the generated port
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addPort
(name, is_input)[source]¶ Utility function to create a new port and add it everywhere where it is necessary
Parameters: - name – the name of the port
- is_input – whether or not this is an input port
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getModelFullName
()[source]¶ Get the full model name, including the path from the root
Returns: string – the fully qualified name of the model
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getVCDVariables
()[source]¶ Fetch all the variables, suitable for VCD variable generation
Returns: list – all variables needed for VCD tracing
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modelTransition
(state)[source]¶ DEFAULT function for Dynamic Structure DEVS, always returning False (thus indicating that no structural change is needed)
Parameters: state – a dict that can be used to save some kind of state, this object is maintained by the kernel and will be passed each time Returns: bool – whether or not a structural change is necessary
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removePort
(port)[source]¶ Remove a port (either input or output) from the model, disconnecting all of its connections.
Parameters: port – the port to remove
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simSettings
(simulator)[source]¶ Modifies the simulation settings from within the model.
This function is called _before_ direct connection and distribution is performed, so the user can still access the complete hierarchy.
Note
This function is only called on the root model of the simulation, thus the model passed to the constructor of the Simulator object.
Parameters: simulator – the simulator object on which settings can be configured
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EOCO grants Auditor-General bail
The Auditor General, Daniel Yao Domelevo, has been reportedly granted bail by the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) in an ongoing trial over alleged procurement malpractices.
The trial is in relation to alleged procurement breaches in respect of some vehicles procured by the Ghana Audit Service (GAS) in 2018.
Mr. Domelevo, in a November 18 letter addressed to the acting Executive Director of EOCO, bemoaned his woes at the hands of EOCO.
He narrated in the letter that for close to four weeks now, EOCO had been inviting officers of GAS including himself on the premise of investigating the alleged procurement malpractices.
“I was personally invited by a letter dated November 7, 2019 which invitation I honoured out of respect for your office on November 14, 2019 only to be cautioned by your officers and asked for a caution statement which I gave,” his letter sighted by DAILY GUIDE read.
“I had to be granted bail – thanks to my driver – before I was allowed to leave your premises,” it added.
In the letter, the Auditor General argued forcefully that EOCO does not have the jurisdiction to investigate corruption-related offences which have been defined in Act 959 to include breaches of procurement.
He further argued in the letter that “it is quite bizarre and unfathomable why your office would purport to be investigating procurement breaches when in fact it does not have any legal authority to do so unless there are any hidden or ill motives behind your actions.”


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The Top Ten Lab Directors currently are:
Points Name & Lab ========================================================= 252.57 Antoine McNamara, The Inverse Kinematics 223.00 Brian Curless, Ankle twisters 221.00 Brett Allen, The Search for the Holy Grail 206.00 C. Karen Liu, Nutcrackers 199.00 Xavier Granier, HWG 192.00 Ville Miettinen and Timo Aila, Puoli koppaa 188.57 Aaron Hertzmann, Battle Purple Sea Urchin! 177.57 Hugues Hoppe, Power in numbers 177.00 Piotr Piastucki, Nightmare Labs 177.00 Eitan Grinspun, The Shape Operators
out of 96 contestants. The previous year's winner, Aaron Hertzmann, is in seventh place at this point. However, sketches remain to be judged, and each sketch author is worth 20 points, or if touching two or more edges, 20 vertices.
So what good's a database if you can't mine it for random stuff? Here's a breakdown of the most popular words used in SIGGRAPH paper titles this year:
Title words, by popularity ========================== 20 for 18 of 15 and 10 A 8 Using 7 on 7 with 7 the 6 Hardware 6 Graphics 5 Texture 5 Synthesis 5 From 5 Motion 4 Light 4 Image 4 Human 4 in 4 Video 4 Rendering 4 Interactive 4 Shadow 3 Skin 3 Modeling 3 Maps 3 Complex 3 Mesh 3 Character 3 Parameterization 3 Meshes 3 3DSo one sweet-spot title for a paper for next year is: "Motion Synthesis from Texture using Graphics Hardware". Hmmm, that actually sounds tantalizing... Other, second-tier titles include (using the 4's), "Rendering Interactive Human Shadows in Video Light," and (using the 3's) "Complex Skin Modeling Maps for 3D Character Mesh Parameterization." These papers practically write themselves once you have their titles.
Speaking of popularity, here's which researchers were chosen by the most lab directors:
Authors, by popularity on teams =============================== 13 Zoran Popovic 13 Michael D. McCool 12 Jovan Popovic 12 Wolfgang Heidrich 11 Frédo Durand 11 Peter-Pike Sloan 9 Ken Perlin 9 Paul E. Debevec 8 Henrik Wann Jensen 7 Jan Kautz 7 Pat HanrahanWere they worth it? Here are the ten highest payoffs for researchers that you could hire:
### Value Cost Efficiency Name =============================== 602 85.00 100 0.8500 Zoran Popovic 281 75.00 200 0.3750 Jos Stam 63 72.00 110 0.6545 Bruno Lévy 365 67.00 80 0.8375 Mathieu Desbrun 181 62.00 90 0.6889 Hans-Peter Seidel 428 60.57 260 0.2330 Pat Hanrahan 408 60.00 10 6.0000 Nancy S. Pollard 90 60.00 40 1.5000 Daniel Cohen-Or 444 55.00 140 0.3929 Peter Schröder 449 45.00 20 2.2500 Philip Dutré
So on a pure points basis, only two of the popular choices paid off this year, Zoran and Pat, both of whom are pricey. Some of the other popular choices scored points, but did not yield the greatest payoffs.
Now let's look at efficiency, i.e. most bang for the buck. Here is everyone with an efficiency of 2.0 or more:
### Value Cost Efficiency Name =============================== 408 60.00 10 6.0000 Nancy S. Pollard 437 30.00 10 3.0000 Paul S. A. Reitsma 450 15.00 5 3.0000 Philip L. Davidson 470 15.00 5 3.0000 Robert D. Kalnins 449 45.00 20 2.2500 Philip Dutré 286 20.00 10 2.0000 Jovan Popovic 546 20.00 10 2.0000 Tomoyuki Nishita 588 20.00 10 2.0000 Ren Ng 594 20.00 10 2.0000 Yoshinori DobashiHats off to Nancy Pollard, who was well ahead of the pack here and also appears on the highest payoff list. She was chosen by two teams. As usual, few of these were the most popular choices (actually, just Jovan), since the most cost-effective researchers have a low cost and so usually are not as well-known (yet).
And that's all until the sketches are announced. If you want to check your results or have some strange craving to actually see what papers were accepted, check Tim Rowley's great web page. I've also put up the alphabetical listing of past researchers and how many points each is worth this year.
In the meantime, for a walk down memory lane, recalling the halycon days of your youth, don't bother with these links:


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java.lang.Object com.ebay.erl.mobius.core.model.ComputedColumns
public abstract class ComputedColumns
In a dataset building stage, this base class dynamically computes new columns for each row in the selected dataset.
For example, if a dataset contains the two columns: UNIT_PRICE
and QUANTITY
, users can add ComputedColumns
to compute TOTAL_PRICE
as follows:
new ComputedColumns("TOTAL_PRICE")
{
public void consume(Tuple newRow)
{
float price = newRow.getFloat("UNIT_PRICE");
int quantity = newRow.getInt("QUANTITY");
Tuple result = new Tuple();
result.put("TOTAL_PRICE", price*quantity);
output(result);
}
}
The consume(Tuple)
method produces more than one row
for each newRow
if users invoke the output(Tuple)
multiple times.
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protected java.lang.String[] |
outputSchema
the schema of the output Tuple |
protected org.apache.hadoop.mapred.Reporter |
reporter
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protected BigTupleList |
result
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Create an instance of ComputedColumns which
will add new column(s) to each row in a dataset. |
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abstract void |
consume(Tuple newRow)
Calculate the computed result based on the input row. |
java.lang.String[] |
getOutputSchema()
Get the schema of the output of this ComputedColumns . |
BigTupleList |
getResult()
To be called by Mobius engine, the returned list contains zero to many Tuple which is computed and emitted
in consume(Tuple) , each tuple has the same schema
as the one specified in the constructor. |
protected void |
output(Tuple t)
When user finished the computed result(s) in the consume(Tuple) ,
use this method to output the result. |
void |
reset()
To be called by Mobius engine when a new raw in a dataset come, this method will be called for every new raw for resetting previous result. |
void |
setReporter(org.apache.hadoop.mapred.Reporter reporter)
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ComputedColumns
which
will add new column(s) to each row in a dataset.
The schema of the new column(s) are given by
outputSchema
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public abstract void consume(Tuple newRow)
outputSchema
.
When a computed result is generated, user can then
use output(Tuple)
to emit the result. Usually
the output(Tuple)
is called once per row, but
user has the freedom to call output(Tuple)
multiple
times if the logic needs to produce multiple output records
per input records.
Example 1: one output record per input
public void consume(Tuple newRow)
{
float usd = newRow.getFloat("USD");
float rate = newRow.getFloat("EXCHANGE_RATE");
Tuple result = new Tuple();
result.put("TARGET_CURRENCY", usd*rate);
output(result);
}
Example 2: multiple output records per input.
// break down title into tokens, then later we can group by "TOKEN"
// to calculate the frequency
public void consume(Tuple newRow)
{
String title = newRow.getString("title");
String[] tokens = title.toLowerCase().split("\\p{Space}+");
for ( String aToken:tokens )
{
Tuple t = new Tuple();
t.put("TOKEN", aToken);
output(t);
}
}
protected final void output(Tuple t)
consume(Tuple)
,
use this method to output the result.
public final java.lang.String[] getOutputSchema()
ComputedColumns
.
public final BigTupleList getResult()
Tuple
which is computed and emitted
in consume(Tuple)
, each tuple has the same schema
as the one specified in the constructor.
public final void reset()
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#include <BL3_GbxGameSystemCore_classes.hpp>
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static UClass * | StaticClass () |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from UGbxAction_SimpleAnim | |
| static UClass * | StaticClass () |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from UGbxAction | |
| static UClass * | StaticClass () |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from UObject | |
| static FChunkedFixedUObjectArray & | GetGlobalObjects () |
| template<typename T > | |
| static T * | FindObject (const std::string &name) |
| static UClass * | FindClass (const std::string &name) |
| template<typename T > | |
| static T * | GetObjectCasted (std::size_t index) |
| static UClass * | StaticClass () |
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| Public Member Functions inherited from UGbxAction_SimpleAnim | |
| void | OnAnimEnd (class AActor *Actor) |
| void | K2_SetTickAndRefreshBones (bool bLockResource) |
| void | K2_SetPhysNoneWithRootMotion (bool bEnable) |
| void | K2_SetMovement (bool bDisable) |
| void | K2_SetLook (bool bDisable) |
| void | K2_SetHitReactions (bool bDisable) |
| void | K2_SetHeadLookLocked (bool bLock) |
| void | K2_SetHeadLook (bool bDisable) |
| void | K2_SetCollision (bool bEnable) |
| void | K2_SetAvoidance (bool bDisable) |
| void | K2_SetAIThinking (bool bDisable) |
| void | K2_SetAimRotation (bool bDisable) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from UGbxAction | |
| void | OnServerEnd (EGbxActionEndState ActionEndState, class AActor *Actor) |
| void | OnServerBegin (class AActor *Actor) |
| void | OnEnd (EGbxActionEndState ActionEndState, class AActor *Actor) |
| void | OnBegin (class AActor *Actor) |
| bool | K2_GetVectorRegisterValue (const struct FName &InName, struct FVector *OutVector) |
| float | K2_GetTimeRemaining () |
| bool | K2_GetObjectRegisterValue (const struct FName &InName, class UObject **OutObject) |
| bool | K2_GetNameRegisterValue (const struct FName &InName, struct FName *OutName) |
| float | K2_GetMaxCurrentTime () |
| bool | K2_GetIntRegisterValue (const struct FName &InName, int *OutInt) |
| bool | K2_GetFloatRegisterValue (const struct FName &InName, float *OutFloat) |
| float | K2_GetCurrentTime () |
| float | K2_GetCurrentNormalizedTime () |
| class AActor * | K2_GetActor () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from UObject | |
| std::string | GetName () const |
| std::string | GetFullName () const |
| bool | IsA (UClass *cmp) const |
| void | ProcessEvent (class UFunction *function, void *parms) |
| void | ExecuteUbergraph (int EntryPoint) |
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| static FUObjectArray * | GObjects |
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inlinestatic |
| struct FName AnimSlot |
| TArray<struct FAttachedObjectFollow> AttachedObjects |
| bool bCanGetup |
| bool bForwardAxisIsNegative |
| bool bHaltMotionBeforeImpulseApplication |
| bool bPlayLoopingAnimWhileNotIdle |
| bool bUpAxisIsNegative |
| class UHitReactionTag* DeathReactionTag |
| struct FAnimActionDef GetupAnimDown |
| struct FAnimActionDef GetupAnimUp |
| float GetupBlendInTime |
| float GetupBlendOutTime |
| float GetupIdleSpeedThreshold |
| float GetupIdleTime |
| struct FName GetupTestBone |
| float MinRagdollTime |
| struct FAnimActionDef RagdollAnim |
| float RagdollAnimBlendInTime |
| float RagdollDelayTime |
| struct FAnimActionDef RagdollLoopingAnim |
| class UMotionMatchedAnimationTable* RecoveryAnimations |
| float TerminalResultantVelocity |
| TEnumAsByte<EAxis> TestBoneForwardAxis |
| TEnumAsByte<EAxis> TestBoneUpAxis |
| unsigned char UnknownData00[0x3] |
| unsigned char UnknownData01[0x4] |
| unsigned char UnknownData02[0x3] |
| unsigned char UnknownData03[0x3] |
| unsigned char UnknownData04[0x4] |
| unsigned char UnknownData05[0x4] |
| float UpwardForceMultiplier |


[gecode-users] Which version of MSVC on Windows?
Alin
alin_pt at yahoo.com
Mon Feb 21 21:00:34 CET 2011
Christian Schulte <cschulte at ...> writes:
>
> Actually, when I tried to compile Gecode with MSVC 2005 there were way more
> errors than that (even central parts of the kernel would have to be
> rewritten in order to compile as there seems to be a quirk with friend
> declarations).
>
> So the difference is between _compiling_ and _using_ Gecode with MSVC 2005.
>
> If you send me a patch I could add that to the trunk of Gecode but I would
> still not say that 2005 is supported (actually, we just added a check in
> Gecode's configure script that makes it barf if it does not find MSVC 2008
> or better).
>
> Cheers
> Christian
>
I failed to notice that I have MSVC 2005 with SP1 and this is why I can compile
the code.
Sorry for making such a fuss about it...
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The web is a set of hypertext markup language (html) files, the servers upon which they reside, and the network of individual computers to which the servers connect using the http protocol. The pages are identified by URLs and are joined by hyperlinks.
HTML is the coding language that creates, collects, and formats the content of pages on the web. It produces text content, "markup," i.e., what it looks like, and hyperlinks to other web pages.
It seems that tags are really important, controlling formatting, importing content, and identifying textual content. A tag is recognized by angled brackets ("less than" and "greater than")that surround it. An element comprises an opening tag, a closing tag, and the content between them. An attribute is a property of a tag that has a value. Consider, for example, the expression below:
 NoMind's first web page is here!
The expression as a whole is an element with an opening anchor tag, which includes the href attribute that specifies a hyperlink; the content, that is, the expression that appears to the reader as a hyperlink; and a closing anchor tag, . This is what the reader sees:
NoMind's first web page is here!
You can insert a photo of NoMind using html. The  tag, referred to as a "VOID" tag because it has an opening by no closing tag, makes this easy to do. Using the src (for source) attribute, which has thevalue of the URL where the photo can be found, brings the photo to your page. Of course, there may be no such page, so it is wise to take the precaution of including a message, using the "alt," for alternative attribute This may produce something like this:
Where were we? Oh, yes--TAGS. Of tags there are two important species. One is referred to as inline and operates on a single line of code within which it is embedded. (I think that is what it means! That is not exactly what the instructor said, but I think it is at least consistent with what he said.)
The other species is a block, which defines a rectangular box around the content.That covers what NoMind's little brain could absorb from lesson 1. He had better stop now, as he is still about a week behind his cohort.


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Disease Outbreak Reported
The Ministry of Health officially confirmed 15 cases and 2 deaths of yellow fever in Mbacké and Bambey départements, Diourbel region. Laboratory confirmation was made by the WHO Collaborating Centre at the Institut Pasteur in Dakar. All cases except one have been reported in the city of Touba. The other case was reported in Bambey, 70 km west of Touba.
A mass immunization campaign began on 1 October. A total of 322 000 people have been vaccinated in 2 health districts, Mbacké and Touba. National vaccine stocks are not sufficient to immunize the target population in Diourbel region and additional vaccine is needed.
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The Ministry has also requested additional vaccine and supplies. WHO and its partners in the yellow fever sub-group of the International Coordinating Group on Vaccine Provision (ICG), Médecins sans Frontières (MSF), the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), and UNICEF are working to meet this request. Additional funds are urgently needed to complete this mass vaccination campaign.


new ColumnFamily
Representation of a Column Family
Parameters:
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definition |
Object | The Column Family definition |
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<private, static, constant> DEFAULT_READ_CONSISTENCY
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Methods
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get
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Get a row by its key
Parameters:
Name Type Description key
String The key to get options
Object Options for the get, can have start, end, max, consistencyLevel - start: the from part of the column name
- end: the to part of the column name
- max: the max amount of columns to return
- columns: an {Array} of column names to get
- consistencyLevel: the read consistency level
callback
Function The callback to invoke once the response has been received - Source:
- column_family.js, line 271
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getIndexed
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Gets rows by their indexed fields
Parameters:
Name Type Description query
Object Options for the rows part of the get - fields: an array of objects thjat contain { column:column_name, operator: 'EQ', value:value }
- column: {String} The name of the column with the index
- operator: {String} The operator to use, can be EQ, GTE, GT, LTE, ot LT
- value: {String} The value to query by
- start: the start key to get
- max: the total amount of rows to return
options
Object Options for the get, can have start, end, max, consistencyLevel - start: the from part of the column name
- end: the to part of the column name
- max: the max amount of columns to return
- columns: an {Array} of column names to get
- consistencyLevel: the read consistency level
callback
Function The callback to invoke once the response has been received - Source:
- column_family.js, line 332
- fields: an array of objects thjat contain { column:column_name, operator: 'EQ', value:value }
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insert
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Performs a set command to the cluster
Parameters:
Name Type Description key
String The key for the row columns
Object The value for the columns as represented by JSON or an array of Column objects options
Object The options for the insert callback
Function The callback to call once complete - Source:
- column_family.js, line 200
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remove
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Remove a single row or column This function uses a variable-length paramter list. Which parameters are passed depends on which column path should be used for the removal and whether this column family is a super column or not.
Parameters:
Name Type Description key
String The key for this row (required) column
Object The column name (optional) subcolumn
Object The subcolumn name (optional) options
Object The thrift options for this operation (optional) callback
Function The callback to call once complete (optional) - Source:
- column_family.js, line 244
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truncate
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Truncates a ColumnFamily
Parameters:
Name Type Description callback
Function The callback to invoke once the ColumnFamily has been truncated - Source:
- column_family.js, line 304
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<private, static> columnParent
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Returns a column parent When calculating the column parent of a standard column family, the parent is simply the column family name. When dealing with super columns on the other hand, an optional name parameter may be provided.
Parameters:
Name Type Description cf
Object A reference to the ColumnFamily name
Object The name of the column (optional) - Source:
- column_family.js, line 43
Returns:
a Thrift ColumnParent object- Type
- Object
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<private, static> getColumns
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Gets an array of columns from an object
Parameters:
Name Type Description columns
Object - Source:
- column_family.js, line 119
Returns:
and array of columns- Type
- Array
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<private, static> getSlicePredicate
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Gets a slcie predicate based on some options
- Source:
- column_family.js, line 141
Returns:
- Type
- SlicePredicate
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<private, static> NOOP
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NO-Operation for deault callbacks
- Source:
- column_family.js, line 12
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<private, static> normalizeParameters
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A convenience method to normalize the standard parameters used by a thrift operation. The parameter list must contain a `key` parameter as it's first item. The `column`, `subcolumn`, `options`, and `callback` parameters are optional.
Parameters:
Name Type Description list
Array The list of parameters - Source:
- column_family.js, line 92
Returns:
a normalized version of the provided parameter values- Type
- Object


UK's MI5 Runs Operation to Shield Parliamentarians' Phones From 'Russian Hackers' - Reports
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The United Kingdom's domestic counter-intelligence and security agency, also known as MI5, is carrying out a top-secret operation to protect the phones of the monarchy's lawmakers from Russian hackers, The Mirror newspaper reported.
According to the media outlet, which neither provides any evidence of Russia's involvement in the alleged cyberattacks nor refers to any credible source, it was instructed to take "unprecedented measures" for devices protection after it was discovered that a number of UK MPs' phones were targeted by hackers.
The Mirror added that parliamentarians received corresponding warnings and that on the recommendation of MI5 both personal and political communications were suspended.
The newspaper reported that the deputies were instructed not to disclose information about the alleged interference by the "foreign power" and not to use the devices until measures were taken against their wiretapping.
One of the members of the Parliament, whose name the media outlet did not cite, said that he was informed of the "concerted effort" to hack his accounts from the outside.
This is not the first time the UK authorities have accused Russia of an unauthorised attempt to access classified information; however, no evidence has ever been provided.


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Jack "Legs" DiamondLegs has what is perhaps the most notorious reputation for not dying in the history of organized crime. Over the course of his career, which spanned from 1919 to 1931, he survived at least 17 bullets. In 1930, Dutch Schultz, Legs' primary rival, was heard to ask "Ain't there nobody what can shoot this guy so he don't bounce back?!"Legs was the front man for Arnold Rothstein. Rothstein paid for much of Legs' bootlegging operations. When Rothstein died, Legs began to lose his grip as the Dutchman expanded his bootlegging and gambling operations into downtown Manhattan. Eventually, Legs and Dutch lost this turf to the real mafia, which grew out of the failed reign of Salvatore Maranzano.
Accidental HeroIn 1923, Jacob "Little Augie" Orgen was having trouble with a bootlegger named Nathan 'Kid Dropper" Kaplan. Kid Dropper was hard to find, and Orgen decided to call in outside help from a local gang of kids called the Hudson Dusters. Legs had joined the Dusters just before World War I broke out, but he'd been thrown in jail in 1918 when he refused to ship out for Europe after being drafted. When he got out in 1919, he became the Dusters' most prolific criminal.So when Little Augie came to the Dusters in 1923, they put Legs on the job. While Legs was definitely a criminal, he tended to avoid murder. He hired a dim-witted associate to off Kaplan, and after a considerable number of failed attempts, Kid Dropper was eventually dropped. Legs became famous in the underground world, and with the heavy turnover of the bootlegging world, he rose to power with the help of Little Augie. Legs quickly snagged a wife, an ugly little lady named Alice who played the part of the devoted spouse, but secretly hated his guts. OnceAs the heady days of the early 20's began to give way to the bloody days of the early 30's, Legs became Augie's personal bodyguard. Unfortunately, when Louis Buchalter showed up on Augie's doorstep asking for rights to run the garment district, Legs was unable to save his boss. Augie refused, and was gunned down while trying to get into a cab. Augie's wunder-kine bodyguard was right beside him, and caught two bullets as a prize for failing to protect his boss. With Augie dead, Legs made peace with Buchalter and remained the controller of much of downtown Manhattan's hooch sales. In 1927, Dutch Schultz finally rid himself of Vincent Coll, and felt that he could easily expand his operations beyond Harlem. Legs held off the inevitable, until late 1928 when his empire began to crumble. Between Schultz's constant attacks and the ever growing Castellamarese wars between Salvatore Maranzano and Joe Masseria, New York was beginning to run out of shaved gorillas to do the dirty work. But when Rothstein died on November 6th, 1928,Legs' bank roll dried up.
TwiceDutch lost a lot of men trying to kill the Diamond brothers. Legs hid in small apartments around Manhattan, while his brother Eddie, who was sick with tuberculosis, stayed in Denver. When Schultz's men found Eddie in the mile-high city, they pumped over 100 rounds into his car.  In 1929, Schultz's men tripped across Legs in a suite at the Monticello hotel having diner with his favorite lover, a dancer named Kiki Roberts. They opened fire on the pair. Roberts got away intact, but Legs caught five bullets and spent a few weeks in the hospital.
Three Times a TargetIn 1931, Legs moved his headquarters north to Acra, New York, but again Schutlz's men found him. This time, in true American style, they attempted a drive-by shooting.  He was only hit by three bullets, but two other patrons of the hotel died of tommy gun wounds.
Four on the FloorLater that same year, Legs went out drinking with his wife and some friends. At around ten, he excused himself and headed over to Kiki Roberts' house. He then took a cab to a hideout in downtown Manhattan. When he'd passed out on the bed inside, two gunmen walked into his room. They picked him up, stood him against the wall and pumped two shots into his brain. On the way out, one of the gunmen returned to fire one last shot into Legs' head, saying "This guy ain't human!"But it wasn't needed. Legs was already dead.  His killers were never found, but upon identifying the body, Alice Diamond's first words to detectives were "I didn't do it." |


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