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MetroCollect
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Singleton abstract class, base class of all metric sources classes. More...
#include <Source.h>
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| SourceBase (const SourceBase &)=delete | |
| Deleted copy constructor. More... | |
| void | operator= (const SourceBase &)=delete |
| Deleted copy operator. More... | |
| virtual size_t | fieldCount () const noexcept=0 |
| Get the number of field the source has. More... | |
| virtual const std::vector< size_t > | indexesOfFieldName (const FieldName &fieldName, Interests *interests=nullptr) const noexcept=0 |
| Search for fields associated to a specific name. More... | |
| virtual const std::string | fieldNameSourcePrefix () const noexcept=0 |
| Get the prefix by which all field names should begin with. More... | |
| virtual const FieldInfo | fieldInfoAtIndex (size_t index) const noexcept=0 |
| Get details about a specific field. More... | |
| virtual const std::vector< FieldInfo > | allFieldsInfo () const noexcept=0 |
| Get all fields details, field which share a common name should appear only once. More... | |
| virtual void | fetchData (const Interests &interests, DataArray::Iterator current)=0 |
| Fetch the latest metrics. More... | |
| virtual void | computeDiff (const Interests &interests, DiffArray::Iterator diff, DataArray::ConstIterator current, DataArray::ConstIterator previous, double factor=1) noexcept=0 |
| Compute the variation (in appropriate unit) of metrics. More... | |
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| SourceBase () | |
| Protected default constructor. More... | |
| ~SourceBase () | |
| Protected default destructor. More... | |
Singleton abstract class, base class of all metric sources classes.
A subclass should override all methods of this class.
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Deleted copy constructor.
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Get all fields details, field which share a common name should appear only once.
Implemented in MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceEthtool, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcStat, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcNetDev, and MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcMeminfo.
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Compute the variation (in appropriate unit) of metrics.
| interests | interests boolean array to know for which fields metrics variation should be computed |
| diff | iterator to write metrics variation to |
| current | iterator to read latest metrics from |
| previous | iterator to read previous metrics from |
| factor | factor to convert to unit per second, if relevant |
Implemented in MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceEthtool, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcStat, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcNetDev, and MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcMeminfo.
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Fetch the latest metrics.
| interests | boolean array to know for which fields metrics should be fetched |
| current | iterator to write metrics to |
Implemented in MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceEthtool, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcStat, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcNetDev, and MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcMeminfo.
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Get the number of field the source has.
Implemented in MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceEthtool, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcStat, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcNetDev, and MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcMeminfo.
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Get details about a specific field.
| index | index of the field to get details of |
Implemented in MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceEthtool, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcStat, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcNetDev, and MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcMeminfo.
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Get the prefix by which all field names should begin with.
Implemented in MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceEthtool, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcStat, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcNetDev, and MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcMeminfo.
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Search for fields associated to a specific name.
| fieldName | the name of the fields to search |
| interests | if the pointer is not nullptr , the interest bit corresponding to the fields will be set |
Implemented in MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceEthtool, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcStat, MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcNetDev, and MetroCollect::MetricsSource::SourceProcMeminfo.
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Deleted copy operator.


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Laser game V2B1
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DisplayController Class used for displaying varius commands and game info. More...
#include <displaycontroller.hpp>
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| void | addChar (const char) |
| This function writes the given character on the current position of the screen and flushes. More... | |
| void | flushScreen () |
| ths function flushes the screen with hwlib::flush More... | |
| void | clearScreen () |
| this function clears the screen completely by writing the escape character More... | |
| void | writeCmdPool (const char *cmd) |
| function that writes a const char* string to the commandPool to be displayed on the screen via showcommand() More... | |
| void | writeGameInfoPool (int seconds, int score) |
| function that puts the variables in a struct and writes that struct in a pool of that struct type for it to be displayed via the ShowGameInfo() function More... | |
DisplayController Class used for displaying varius commands and game info.
Definition at line 33 of file displaycontroller.hpp.
| void DisplayController::addChar | ( | const char | c | ) |
This function writes the given character on the current position of the screen and flushes.
| c |
Definition at line 40 of file displaycontroller.cpp.
| void DisplayController::clearScreen | ( | ) |
this function clears the screen completely by writing the escape character
Definition at line 47 of file displaycontroller.cpp.
| void DisplayController::flushScreen | ( | ) |
ths function flushes the screen with hwlib::flush
Definition at line 45 of file displaycontroller.cpp.
| void DisplayController::writeCmdPool | ( | const char * | cmd | ) |
function that writes a const char* string to the commandPool to be displayed on the screen via showcommand()
| cmd |
Definition at line 52 of file displaycontroller.cpp.
| void DisplayController::writeGameInfoPool | ( | int | seconds, |
| int | score | ||
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function that puts the variables in a struct and writes that struct in a pool of that struct type for it to be displayed via the ShowGameInfo() function
| seconds | |
| score |
Definition at line 57 of file displaycontroller.cpp.


Next: Local Case in Pathname Components, Previous: Special Characters in Pathname Components, Up: Interpreting Pathname Component Values
Namestrings always use local file system case conventions, but Common Lisp functions that manipulate pathname components allow the caller to select either of two conventions for representing case in component values by supplying a value for the :case keyword argument. Figure 19–2 lists the functions relating to pathnames that permit a :case argument:
| make-pathname | pathname-directory | pathname-name |
| pathname-device | pathname-host | pathname-type |
Figure 19–2: Pathname functions using a :CASE argument


No, we do not recommend using LingSync for upcoming fields methods classes. We are planning on discontinuing support for this app on August 1st 2017, after which time corpora will be availible as archive only. This project remains open source and non-proprietary, anyone can use the code to create future apps.
Why are we discontinuing support for this app? Between February 2015 and November 2015 our servers had only 80%-90% uptime, as a result classes experienced a great deal of student frustration. We decided not to renew our contract with our hosting provider and transfered the servers to a new provider on February 28th 2016. We now have 6x more capacity, more bandwidth and faster network speed until 2019. However, this app was built as part of a student project. It was designed to load all your data, making it very slow when you have a lot of data. Rather than fragmenting our development hours to re-write this app, we are focusing our development efforts on Dative.
If you were planning on using this app, please email us for instructions on how to use Dative.


Resizable icons
The ResizableIcon
extends the core Icon
interface to allow scaling the icon visuals at runtime. This
is especially relevant for controls that can be dynamically resized.
This class is used extensively in Flamingo for such controls
as ribbon buttons or file viewer panel, but can be used in
core and third-party cmponents as well.
The core library provides helper classes to expose a variety
of image formats as ResizableIcon
s,
including SVG, SVGZ, ICO and all
ImageIO
-supported formats.
Additional helper classes allow decorating, filtering and layering
icons to create more advanced functionality.
Want to learn more? Browse the following packages:
org.pushingpixels.flamingo.common.icon
org.pushingpixels.flamingo.svg
Breadcrumb bar
BreadcrumbBar
facilitates quick navigation of multi-level hierarchies,
such as file systems or XML documents. This functionality is
commonly found in many web sites and is the main navigation tool
in the Windows Explorer application in Vista.
The core library provides helper classes to expose a variety of navigation sources as breadcrumb bars, such as local and remote file systems, SVN repositories and tree models.
Want to learn more? Browse the following packages:
org.pushingpixels.flamingo.bcb
org.pushingpixels.flamingo.bcb.core
Command buttons
The JCommandButton
and JCommandToggleButton
provide a broad spectrum of functionality expected from modern
UI button components. A short list of features available in Flamingo
command buttons includes:
Want to learn more? Browse the test applications in the test.common
package.
Command button strips and panels
JCommandButtonStrip
allows hosting a number of command buttons in a single row
or column, providing continuous visuals for the buttons.
JCommandButtonPanel
allows hosting a number of command buttons in either row-fill
or column-fill grid. Notable features include:
AbstractFileViewPanel
extends the
JCommandButtonPanel
functionality, targetting file browser applications. Notable
additional features include:
Ribbon
JRibbon
provides the functionality of Microsoft Office 2007
Command Bar. A short list of features includes:
Want to learn more? Browse the org.pushingpixels.flamingo.ribbon
package.


MSGCMP(1) GNU MSGCMP(1) NAME msgcmp - compare message catalog and template SYNOPSIS msgcmp [OPTION] def.po ref.pot DESCRIPTION Compare two Uniforum style .po files to check that both contain the same set of msgid strings. The def.po file is an existing PO file with the translations. The ref.pot file is the last created PO file, or a PO Tem‐ plate file (generally created by xgettext). This is useful for checking that you have translated each and every message in your program. Where an exact match cannot be found, fuzzy matching is used to produce better diagnostics. Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options too. Input file location: def.po translations ref.pot references to the sources -D, --directory=DIRECTORY add DIRECTORY to list for input files search Operation modifiers: -m, --multi-domain apply ref.pot to each of the domains in def.po -N, --no-fuzzy-matching do not use fuzzy matching --use-fuzzy consider fuzzy entries --use-untranslated consider untranslated entries Input file syntax: -P, --properties-input input files are in Java .properties syntax --stringtable-input input files are in NeXTstep/GNUstep .strings syntax Informative output: -h, --help display this help and exit -V, --version output version information and exit AUTHOR Written by Peter Miller. REPORTING BUGS Report bugs to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COPYRIGHT Copyright © 1995-1998, 2000-2010 Free Software Foundation, Inc. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html> This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. SEE ALSO The full documentation for msgcmp is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and msgcmp programs are properly installed at your site, the command info msgcmp should give you access to the complete manual. GNU gettext-tools 0.18.1 June 2010 MSGCMP(1)


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| void(* | HandleMessage )(PP_Instance instance, void *user_data, const struct PP_Var *message) |
| void(* | HandleBlockingMessage )(PP_Instance instance, void *user_data, const struct PP_Var *message, struct PP_Var *response) |
| void(* | Destroy )(PP_Instance instance, void *user_data) |
The PPP_MessageHandler
interface is implemented by the plugin if the plugin wants to receive messages from a thread other than the main Pepper thread, or if the plugin wants to handle blocking messages which JavaScript may send via postMessageAndAwaitResponse().
This interface struct should not be returned by PPP_GetInterface; instead it must be passed as a parameter to PPB_Messaging::RegisterMessageHandler.
| void(* PPP_MessageHandler::Destroy)(PP_Instance instance, void *user_data) |
Invoked when the handler object is no longer needed.
After this, no more calls will be made which pass this same value for instance
and user_data
.
| [in] | instance | A PP_Instance identifying one instance of a module. |
| [in] | user_data | is the same pointer which was provided by a call to RegisterMessageHandler. |
| void(* PPP_MessageHandler::HandleBlockingMessage)(PP_Instance instance, void *user_data, const struct PP_Var *message, struct PP_Var *response) |
Invoked as a result of JavaScript invoking postMessageAndAwaitResponse() on the plugin's DOM element.
NOTE: JavaScript execution is blocked during the duration of this call. Hence, the plugin should respond as quickly as possible. For this reason, blocking completion callbacks are disallowed while handling a blocking message.
| [in] | instance | A PP_Instance identifying one instance of a module. |
| [in] | user_data | is the same pointer which was provided by a call to RegisterMessageHandler(). |
| [in] | message | is a copy of the parameter that JavaScript provided to postMessageAndAwaitResponse(). |
| [out] | response | will be copied to a JavaScript object which is returned as the result of postMessageAndAwaitResponse() to the invoking |
| void(* PPP_MessageHandler::HandleMessage)(PP_Instance instance, void *user_data, const struct PP_Var *message) |
Invoked as a result of JavaScript invoking postMessage() on the plugin's DOM element.
| [in] | instance | A PP_Instance identifying one instance of a module. |
| [in] | user_data | is the same pointer which was provided by a call to RegisterMessageHandler(). |
| [in] | message | A copy of the parameter that JavaScript provided to postMessage(). |


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APs define your average maximum allowed focus per role.
100 APs ≈ 1 week fulltime
1 AP ≈ 0.4 hrs
1 hour ≈ 2.5 APs
Total APs can exceed 100%
Note: APs give relative weight to your focus; Look at all your Roles and divide your focus relative to the assigned APs.
| {{circle}} | {{circle.total_attention_points}} | |
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#include <Diff_Mapping.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| Diff_Mapping (std::string name) | |
| ~Diff_Mapping () | |
| std::list< long long > | getAddedLines () |
| long long | getAfterLineNumber (long long currLine) |
| long long | getBeforeLineNumber (long long currLine) |
| std::list< long long > | getDeletedLines () |
| std::string | getFileName () |
| std::list< elemInfo > | getMapping () |
| std::map< long long, long long > | getMatchedLines () |
| void | printAddedLines () |
| void | printDeletedLines () |
| void | printFileInfo () |
| void | printMapping () |
| void | printMatchedLines () |
| void | putMapping (std::vector< sesElem > seqVector) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from hydrogen_framework::Diff_Vars | |
| Diff_Vars () | |
| virtual | ~Diff_Vars () |
Private Attributes | |
| std::list< long long > | addedLines |
| std::list< long long > | deletedLines |
| std::string | fileName |
| std::list< elemInfo > | lineMap |
| std::map< long long, long long > | matchedLines |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from hydrogen_framework::Diff_Vars | |
| typedef std::vector< long long > | editPath |
| typedef std::vector< P > | editPathCordinates |
| typedef std::string | elem |
| typedef struct hydrogen_framework::Diff_Vars::eleminfo | elemInfo |
| typedef std::list< elem > | elemList |
| typedef elemList::iterator | elemList_iter |
| typedef std::vector< elem > | elemVec |
| typedef elemVec::iterator | elemVec_iter |
| typedef struct hydrogen_framework::Diff_Vars::Point | P |
| typedef std::vector< elem > | sequence |
| typedef sequence::const_iterator | sequence_const_iter |
| typedef sequence::iterator | sequence_iter |
| enum | SES_TYPE { SES_DELETE = -1, SES_COMMON = 0, SES_ADD = 1 } |
| typedef std::pair< elem, elemInfo > | sesElem |
| typedef std::vector< sesElem > | sesElemVec |
| typedef sesElemVec::iterator | sesElemVec_iter |
| Data Fields inherited from hydrogen_framework::Diff_Vars | |
| const unsigned long long | MAX_CORDINATES_SIZE = 2000000 |
| std::string | SES_MARK_ADD = "+" |
| std::string | SES_MARK_COMMON = " " |
| std::string | SES_MARK_DELETE = "-" |
Diff_Mapping Class: Container for storing diff mapping details
Definition at line 18 of file Diff_Mapping.hpp.
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Definition at line 23 of file Diff_Mapping.hpp.
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Return addedLines
Definition at line 48 of file Diff_Mapping.hpp.
References addedLines.
Referenced by hydrogen_framework::addToMVICFG(), and hydrogen_framework::getNewlyAdded().
| long long hydrogen_framework::Diff_Mapping::getAfterLineNumber | ( | long long | currLine | ) |
Get the afterIdx line number given the beforeIdx line number Return unsigned MAX if line not found
Definition at line 79 of file Diff_Mapping.cpp.
References lineMap.
Referenced by hydrogen_framework::findMatchedLine().
| long long hydrogen_framework::Diff_Mapping::getBeforeLineNumber | ( | long long | currLine | ) |
Get the beforeIdx line number given the afterIdx line number Return unsigned MAX if line not found
Definition at line 88 of file Diff_Mapping.cpp.
References lineMap.
Referenced by hydrogen_framework::findMatchedLine().
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Return deletedLines
Definition at line 53 of file Diff_Mapping.hpp.
References deletedLines.
Referenced by hydrogen_framework::deleteFromMVICFG().
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Return fileName
Definition at line 43 of file Diff_Mapping.hpp.
References fileName.
Referenced by hydrogen_framework::addToMVICFG(), hydrogen_framework::deleteFromMVICFG(), hydrogen_framework::findMatchedLine(), hydrogen_framework::matchedInMVICFG(), printFileInfo(), and hydrogen_framework::updateMVICFGVersion().
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Return matchedLines
Definition at line 58 of file Diff_Mapping.hpp.
References matchedLines.
Referenced by hydrogen_framework::matchedInMVICFG().
| void hydrogen_framework::Diff_Mapping::printAddedLines | ( | ) |
Print addedLines
Definition at line 53 of file Diff_Mapping.cpp.
References addedLines, and hydrogen_framework::Diff_Vars::SES_MARK_ADD.
Referenced by printFileInfo().
| void hydrogen_framework::Diff_Mapping::printDeletedLines | ( | ) |
Print deletedLines
Definition at line 59 of file Diff_Mapping.cpp.
References deletedLines, and hydrogen_framework::Diff_Vars::SES_MARK_DELETE.
Referenced by printFileInfo().
| void hydrogen_framework::Diff_Mapping::printFileInfo | ( | ) |
Print File Related Info
Definition at line 71 of file Diff_Mapping.cpp.
References getFileName(), printAddedLines(), printDeletedLines(), and printMatchedLines().
| void hydrogen_framework::Diff_Mapping::printMapping | ( | ) |
| void hydrogen_framework::Diff_Mapping::printMatchedLines | ( | ) |
Print matchedLines
Definition at line 65 of file Diff_Mapping.cpp.
References matchedLines.
Referenced by printFileInfo().
| void hydrogen_framework::Diff_Mapping::putMapping | ( | std::vector< sesElem > | seqVector | ) |
Populate line mapping
Definition at line 8 of file Diff_Mapping.cpp.
References addedLines, deletedLines, lineMap, and matchedLines.
Referenced by hydrogen_framework::generateLineMapping().
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Container for added line numbers
Definition at line 100 of file Diff_Mapping.hpp.
Referenced by getAddedLines(), printAddedLines(), and putMapping().
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Container for deleted line numbers
Definition at line 101 of file Diff_Mapping.hpp.
Referenced by getDeletedLines(), printDeletedLines(), and putMapping().
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File Name
Definition at line 98 of file Diff_Mapping.hpp.
Referenced by getFileName(), and printMapping().
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Container for line mapping
Definition at line 99 of file Diff_Mapping.hpp.
Referenced by getAfterLineNumber(), getBeforeLineNumber(), getMapping(), printMapping(), putMapping(), and ~Diff_Mapping().
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Container for matched line numbers mapping from before to after lines
Definition at line 103 of file Diff_Mapping.hpp.
Referenced by getMatchedLines(), printMatchedLines(), and putMapping().


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java.lang.Object micromod.Channel
public class Channel
A Channel attemps to do a bit of Amiga hardware emulation to play ProTracker modules a bit better than most. In my experience, this implementation can play some modules that even SurfSmurf can't manage. There are still one or two tunes that won't sound entirely correct, but I believe this is one of the better implementations. The justification for the design of this class is that it provides a protracker specific channel interface and allows the InstrumentPlayer,LoopDecoder,resampler interfaces to be reused in other mod players. In fact, InstrumentPlayer and LoopDecoder have been hacked to better emulate ProTracker. This is an advantage of using different codebases for each module type.
| Constructor Summary | |
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Channel(int samplingRate,
boolean pal)
Constructor |
| Method Summary | |
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void |
configure(int samplingRate,
boolean pal)
Configure the Channel to use the specified sampling rate and PAL/NTSC mode. |
void |
getAudio(short[] buffer,
int length,
Resampler resampler,
boolean snapBack)
Get resampled audio into the specified buffers. |
int |
getLeftAmplitude()
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int |
getPeriod()
Get the current period of the channel.Used so the Modulator can, er, modulate |
int |
getRightAmplitude()
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int |
getVolume()
Get the current ProTracker volume of the channel, from 0 to 64. |
boolean |
isSilent()
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void |
reset()
Overrides reset() to reinitialise the default volume and period. |
void |
setFineTune(int fineTune)
Set the finetune. |
void |
setPanning(int left,
int right)
Set the leftAmp and rightAmp members to specify the panning. leftAmp and rightAmp are signed integers from -65536 to 65536 to specify the value a sample on either channel should be multiplied by. |
void |
setPeriod(int period,
boolean permanent)
Set the period using the conventional ProTracker period notation. |
void |
setSamplePosition(int samplePosition)
Set the current sample position |
void |
setVolume(int volume,
boolean permanent)
Set the volume from 0 to 64. |
void |
trigger(Instrument instrument,
int period)
Trigger an instrument on the channel to play at the specified pitch. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public Channel(int samplingRate, boolean pal)
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public void configure(int samplingRate, boolean pal)
public void reset()
public void trigger(Instrument instrument, int period)
public int getPeriod()
public int getVolume()
public void setPeriod(int period, boolean permanent)
permanent
- if false, the period change only affects one subsequent call to output()public void setVolume(int volume, boolean permanent)
permanent
- if false, the period change only affects one subsequent call to output()public void setSamplePosition(int samplePosition)
public void setFineTune(int fineTune)
public void setPanning(int left, int right)
public int getLeftAmplitude()
public int getRightAmplitude()
public boolean isSilent()
public void getAudio(short[] buffer, int length, Resampler resampler, boolean snapBack)
snapBack
- Do not update the sample-pointers, so the same audio can be retrieved again.
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JavaScript Introduction
JavaScript Can Change HTML Content
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Did You Know?
Intro to "HTML Elements" and their "contents" may be found at
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While riding the bus tour in Havana, I was able to take some great pictures of the city and its culture and architecture. Much of the city looks as if it is stuck in the 1950's. The cars are all either American-made from over 60 years ago, or small, cheap automobiles from countries such as Russia. Some architecture is vibrant and extravagant while other buildings are industrial and block-y because of the Russian influence at the time of construction.


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Apply .w-{size}
or .h-{size}
to any element (except inline elements) to set the width or height of the element to {size}px. Available sizes are:
- 0, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900
- 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90
- 50, 150, 250, 350, 450
- 120, 140, 160, 180
- 25, 50, 75
For example, .w-50
applies width: 50px
to the element.
Width percentage sizing
| Class name | Description |
|---|---|
.w-full |
width: 100% |
.w-half |
width: 50% |
.w-third |
width: 33.333333% |
.w-fourth |
width: 25% |
.w-fifth |
width: 20% |
Height percentage sizing
| Class name | Description |
|---|---|
.h-full |
height: 100% |
.h-half |
height: 50% |
.h-third |
height: 33.333333% |
.h-fourth |
height: 25% |
.h-fifth |
height: 20% |
These classes makes size of the element as equal as the browser size.
| Class name | Description |
|---|---|
.w-fullscreen |
width: 100vw |
.h-fullscreen |
height: 100vh |
Spacing
Give any padding or margin to your element, or even make gap between items.
Assign margin
or padding
to an element or a subset of its sides with shorthand classes. Includes support for individual properties, all properties, and vertical and horizontal properties. It uses Bootstrap 4 spacing format of {property}{sides}-{size}
. Available sizes can be any of:
- 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24
- 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50
- 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100
- 120, 140, 160, 180, 200
- 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 400, 500
Padding classes
| Class name | Description |
|---|---|
.pt-4 |
padding-top: 4px |
.pb-4 |
padding-bottom: 4px |
.pl-4 |
padding-left: 4px |
.pr-4 |
padding-right: 4px |
.px-4 |
padding-left: 4px padding-right: 4px |
.py-4 |
padding-top: 4px padding-bottom: 4px |
.p-4 |
padding: 4px |
Margin classes
| Class name | Description |
|---|---|
.mt-4 |
margin-top: 4px |
.mb-4 |
margin-bottom: 4px |
.ml-4 |
margin-left: 4px |
.mr-4 |
margin-right: 4px |
.mx-4 |
margin-left: 4px margin-right: 4px |
.my-4 |
margin-top: 4px margin-bottom: 4px |
.m-4 |
margin: 4px |
Gap items
These classes apply to a parent and make a horizontal gap between all immediate children by giving them margin-left and margin-right property.
| Class name | Gap size |
|---|---|
.gap-items-1 |
4px |
.gap-items-2 |
8px |
.gap-items-3 or .gap-items |
16px |
.gap-items-4 |
24px |
.gap-items-5 |
32px |
Gap multiline items
These classes apply to a parent and make a horizontal and vertical gap between all immediate children by giving them margin property. These classes are meant to be use for parent that have a lot of children which break horizontal line and need space in vertical direction as well.
| Class name | Gap size |
|---|---|
.gap-multiline-items-1 |
4px |
.gap-multiline-items-2 |
8px |
.gap-multiline-items-3 or .gap-multiline-items |
16px |
.gap-multiline-items-4 |
24px |
.gap-multiline-items-5 |
32px |
Typography
The following utilities can be used to add additional styles to texts.
Apply .fs-{size}
to any element, where {size}
can be any of:
- 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
- 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90
- 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50
- 22, 24, 26, 28
Apply .fw-{value}
to any element, where {value}
can be any of: 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900
Apply .lh-{size}
to any element, where {size}
can be any of:
- 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
- 15, 25, 35, 45
- 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
- 22, 24, 26, 28
To better understanding of values, take a look at class definition of some of them:
.lh-1 { line-height: 1; }
.lh-15 { line-height: 1.5; }
.lh-24 { line-height: 2.4; }
Apply .ls-{size}
to any element, where {size}
can be any of: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Color
Change background color or text color of an element with a class.
.bg-*
can apply to any element, where *
is a color name.
.bg-pale-*
can apply to any element, where *
is a color name.
Some other fade colors are available for background-color.
.text-*
can apply to any element, where *
is a color name. Please note that you can safely add these classes to an <a>
element.
.border-*
can apply to any element, where *
is a color name.
Background image
Easily set a background image for a block, modify its behavior, position, and incluse overlays.
These classes help you to attach an image to background of an element. Image can be set using inline css and background-image property.
You should apply .bg-img
to your desire element. Then, you can modify the image behavior using following utility classes, or draw an overlay above it.
| Class name | Description |
|---|---|
.bg-fixed |
background-attachment: fixed |
.bg-repeat |
background-repeat: repeat |
.bg-img-left |
background-position: left center |
.bg-img-right |
background-position: right center |
Add a alpha colored layer between your background-image and element text for better contrast.
Elements using a background image can be overlayed with a dark layer by adding the data attribute data-overlay="*"
, where *
is a number between 1 and 9; 1 is lighter layer and 9 is darker layer.
You might also need to have a light overlay. For this purpose, user data-overlay-light="*"
instead of data-overlay="*"
.
Border
Add border to any side of an element. Easily change its size and color.
The classes follows b{side}-{size} format, where {size}
is one of 0
, 1
, 2
, or 3
values. Also, {side}
is one of:
t
: Border topb
: Border bottoml
: Border leftr
: Border rightx
: Border left and righty
: Border top and bottom- null: All sides
Following table demonstrates available classes for 1px border.
| Class name | Description |
|---|---|
.bt-1 |
border-top: 1px solid ... |
.bb-1 |
border-bottom: 1px solid ... |
.bl-1 |
border-left: 1px solid ... |
.br-1 |
border-right: 1px solid ... |
.bx-1 |
border-left: 1px solid ... border-right: 1px solid ... |
.by-1 |
border-top: 1px solid ... border-bottom: 1px solid ... |
.b-1 |
border: 1px solid ... |
No Maker
This classes are to remove effect of a property by reverse its value or set it back to its default value.
| Class name | Description |
|---|---|
.no-shadow |
shadow: none |
.no-text-shadow |
text-shadow: none |
.no-scroll |
overflow: hidden |
.no-shrink |
flex-shrink: 0 |
.no-grow |
flex-shrink: 0 |
.no-letter-spacing |
letter-spacing: 0 |
.no-underline |
text-decoration: none on :hover and :focus |


Django Kamasutra v0.2.2 documentation
The minimum required arguments to create a positions is a name, which is a SlugField.
from positions.models import Position
position = Position.objects.create(name="MyPosition")
The position manager has a add_object method that takes, at minimum, 2 arguments, position and obj
from myapp.models import MyApp
obj = MyApp.objects.get_latest()
Position.objects.add_object(position=position, obj=obj)
Note
The Position model can define which types of objects that can be added. Therefore when adding objects to a position, make sure the content types is allowed by the Position instance.
The position manager has a get_content method that takes at least 1 argument, position.
position = Position.objects.get(name="MyPosition")
content = Position.objects.get_content(position=position)
{% get_position_content position as content %}
get_position_content expects [position] [as] [varname]
Position {{ position }} has the following content:

{% for obj in content %}

{{ obj }}

{% endfor %}

Note
By default the object instance will be returned, although returning the positions.PositionContent instance, which holds the generic relation between position and the object, is also possible
{% get_position_content position as content as_content_type=False %}
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Enter a number between 0 to 9999 to get started
| You entered | Bulls | Cows |
|---|
Total Tries: 0
- The computer selects a random number between 1 and 9999. Your aim is to guess that number in the least number of steps.
- Enter a number between and including 1 and 9999.
- The computer verifies the number and displays the result in terms of bulls and cows.
- A Bull indicates that the digit in your number and the computer's number are in the correct position.
- A Cow indicates that the digit is present in the number, but is not in the right position.
Examples:
Computer's number is 2347.
You enter 1267.
The digits 2 and 7 are present in the both the numbers. 7 is in the exact position. So, it is a bull. 2 is not in the same position... so it is a cow.
Computer's number is 5368.
You enter 2358.
3, 8 are in the same position - 2 bulls.
5 is in a different position - 1 cow.
Computer's number is 2268.
You enter 1328.
8 is in the same position - 1 bull.
2 is in a different position - 1 cow.
You enter 2328.
2 (1st position) and 8 - 2 bulls.
2 (3rd position) - 1 cow.
Computer's number - 0023.
You enter 123.
3 bulls and 0 cows.
You enter 230.
1 bull and 3 cows.
Computer's number is 2347.
You enter 1267.
The digits 2 and 7 are present in the both the numbers. 7 is in the exact position. So, it is a bull. 2 is not in the same position... so it is a cow.
Computer's number is 5368.
You enter 2358.
3, 8 are in the same position - 2 bulls.
5 is in a different position - 1 cow.
Computer's number is 2268.
You enter 1328.
8 is in the same position - 1 bull.
2 is in a different position - 1 cow.
You enter 2328.
2 (1st position) and 8 - 2 bulls.
2 (3rd position) - 1 cow.
Computer's number - 0023.
You enter 123.
3 bulls and 0 cows.
You enter 230.
1 bull and 3 cows.


Use [bleed]="true"
on the panel body to have the contents of the panel body bleed to the outer edge.
This is useful for components like tables and trees.
[nogap]
[nogap]="true"
will remove the margins between the panels.
The
[col]="2"
renders a 2 column grid.


This page has an image as the background!
By default, the background-image property repeats an image both horizontally and vertically. If the image above is repeated only horizontally (background-repeat: repeat-x;), the background will look better. To repeat an image vertically, set background-repeat: repeat-y;


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Talk about false advertising. The trailer for Palmetto tries to sell it as a sexy thriller. Strange, because there wasn't any sex and it wasn't very thrilling.
 Harry is freed two years into his sentence after someone turns state's evidence. Bitter and resentful of his incarceration, Harry plans to head as far away from Palmetto as possible.
He sticks to his plan for all of two minutes, when ex-girlfriend Nina (Gina Gershon) meets Harry just after his prison release. The romance is quickly rekindled, but strangely not shown to the viewers. He starts to look for work the next day, but finds nothing suitable until he falls into the insipid plot line. The plot-line with no sex.
While sitting in a bar and ordering bourbon that he smells but never drinks, Harry eyes a curvy stranger using the phone. The dame is Rhea Malroux (Elisabeth Shue, The Saint), wife of the richest old guy with terminal lung cancer in town and she offers Harry a mysterious one-time high-paying job. They agree to meet at a bungalow on the outskirts of town to discuss the position further.
At the bungalow, Rhea reveals a plan to extort money from her rich husband. Her stepdaughter Odette (Chloe Sevigny, Gummo) will pretend to be the victim of a kidnapping with the $500,000 ransom payable them both. Harry would clear ten percent for simply writing the ransom note and collecting the cash. Using the popular `Are you wearing a wire? Let me frisk you to be good and sure' ploy to cop a feel, Harry seals the deal with some steamy, but again unshown sex.
Predictably, once the plan is in place, things fall apart for Harry. He has fallen right into somebody's trap, but has no idea whom. Leaving a laughably unmistakable trail of clues that makes the Brown-Goldman murder scene seem sterile, Harry tries to right each wrong that he finds, but only manages to fall deeper and deeper into the scam. How this guy was smart enough to unmask corruption as a reporter, I will never know.
There are some pretty cool twists in the last twenty minutes or so, but I was so bored by that point that it hardly seemed to matter. Director Volker Schlondorff (The Handmaid's Tale) presents the story with all of the emotion of a cold heartless German. As a side note, Volker Schlondorff was going to be my stage name if I ever decided to go into porn.
Harrelson plays the slow-witted Harry not unlike each of his previous film characters. The unique casting of Shue as the naughty seductive bombshell and Gershon as the steady vulnerable girlfriend seems reversed from their norm, which is not necessarily a good thing. Sevigny and the oddly subdued Michael Rapaport stand out in supporting roles. Did I mention that there was no sex?
I wasn't going to bring this up, but if I had just gotten released from prison and had Gina Gershon as an eager girlfriend, I would not have had time to get wrapped up in a bad mystery like this. I'd be too busy getting what this move promised, but never delivered.
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ClientServerTestA.ox
A template and test program for using Client/Server Execution and CFMPI.
Author:
Christopher Ferrall
ClientServer
Public fields
myp2p
static
Public methods
Run
static
MyClient
Derive client from Client and provide a Client::Tasks routine.
Public methods
Execute
Call the default task, which announces date and time.
MyServer
Derive server from Server and provide an Server::Interface routine.
Public methods
Execute
This just calls the default interface and returns what it returns.
ClientServer
myp2p
static decl myp2p [public]
Run
static ClientServer :: Run ( )
MyClient
Execute
MyClient :: Execute ( )
Call the default task, which announces date and time.
MyServer
Execute
MyServer :: Execute ( )
This just calls the default interface and returns what it returns.


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Anambra acquires land for honey production, export — ADP Manager
by Lawal SherifatWillie Obiano
The Anambra Government has procured over five hectares of farmland at Igbariam in Anambra East Local Government Area for Bee Plantation and Mass Production of honey for export.
Mr. Jude Nwankwo, Programme Manager, Anambra Agricultural Development Programme (ADP), made the disclosure while speaking with newsmen on Friday in Awka.
Nwankwo said the government hoped to create employment opportunities for the youth besides the economic benefits.
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He said the project was also targeted at providing materials to pharmaceutical industries for use in the manufacturing of drugs.
“The medicinal and health value of undiluted honey cannot be over-stressed as it nourishes the body as well as increases the immune system,” he said.
The manager, however, expressed concern over the chemical substances used for planting agricultural produce, noting that they were injurious to the human body as they cause cancer, diabetes, and other chronic diseases.
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According to him, ADP is bent on ensuring that people consume the right product, which is the remote reason ADP ventured into mass production of pure honey for local consumption and export.


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| class | AddPrefixFunction |
| class | AddSuffixFunction |
| class | AndFunction |
| class | BasenameFunction |
| class | CallFunction |
| class | DirFunction |
| class | ErrorFunction |
| class | EvalFunction |
| class | FilterFunction |
| class | FilteroutFunction |
| class | FindstringFunction |
| class | FirstWordFunction |
| class | FlavorFunction |
| class | ForEachFunction |
| class | Function |
| class | IfFunction |
| class | InfoFunction |
| class | JoinFunction |
| class | LastWordFunction |
| class | NotDirFunction |
| class | OrFunction |
| class | OriginFunction |
| class | PatSubstFunction |
| class | RealpathFunction |
| class | ShellFunction |
| class | SortFunction |
| class | StripFunction |
| class | SubstFunction |
| class | SubstitutionRef |
| class | SuffixFunction |
| class | ValueFunction |
| class | VariableRef |
| class | WarningFunction |
| class | WildcardFunction |
| class | WordFunction |
| class | WordlistFunction |
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| def | pathsplit (path, default='./') |
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Makefile functions.
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Helper function to emit all expansions within an input set.
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Splits a path into dirpart, filepart on the last slash. If there is no slash, dirpart is ./
Definition at line 429 of file functions.py.


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this is my mid school where i study till 8th grade. Scored 90 percentile.
I did my 10th and 12th in this school with 68 and 69 percentile respectively.
i am currently pursuing this.
this is a web application simiar to facebook where users can upload their post and like others simultenousy. project timeline : feb 2020 - july -2020
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In a nod to Donald Knuth's Literate Programming the code here is directly taken from the documentation (via a markdown pseudo-parser).
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---
layout: post
title: The Greater Need of a Theology of Suffering
date: '2011-04-08T19:50:00.000-05:00'
author: Jabell
tags:
- Theology
- Teaching
- Suffering
modified_time: '2011-04-08T19:50:10.656-05:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19739956.post-2061594882802151564
blogger_orig_url: http://theabellsix.blogspot.com/2011/04/greater-need-of-theology-of-suffering.html
---
I had a thought this morning as I was trying to wake up and get out of bed. Strange, I know.
“It seems likely that an unbiblical response to suffering in the Christian life is a much larger threat to the evangelical church—as undefined and squirmy as that term is—than Rob Bell’s heterodoxy. Therefore, I wish that the Christian leaders and pastors spent more time developing solid biblical and theological arguments for, winsomely preaching, and patiently walking people through a theology of suffering.”Granted, there are those who do. But there are also those who do not. People distrusting God and walking away from him due to a poor understanding of suffering in the Christian life seems like a monumental task for pastors to get right. My esteem of pastors who do get it right is very high, indeed.


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| Total Circulating Supply: | {{ SC.totalsupply | numeraljs : '0,0' }} RVN View Chart |
| Market Price: | ${{ SC.marketPrice }} {{ SC.marketCurrency }} ({{ SC.percent }}%) |
| Market Price (BTC): | {{ SC.marketBtcPrice }} BTC Live |
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This page tracks the new paper links made to my list of Eurographics 2013 papers.
Page maintained by Ke-Sen Huang.
If you have additions or changes, send an e-mail.
March 30, 2014
- A Data-Driven Approach to Realistic Shape Morphing
March 28, 2014
- Lazy visibility evaluation for exact soft shadows
January 11, 2014
- Rendering Gigaray Light Fields
June 5, 2013
- A Novel Projection Technique with Detail Capture and Shape Correction for Smoke Simulation
- Gaze-driven Object Tracking for Real Time Rendering
- Computing and Fabricating Multiplanar Models
May 26, 2013
- Scalable Music: Automatic Music Retargeting and Synthesis
- Sifted Disks
- Example-based Interpolation and Synthesis of Bidirectional Texture Functions
- Pose Space Image Based Rendering
- A Correlated Parts Model for Object Detection in Large 3D Scans
May 14, 2013
- Structure-Aware Shape Processing
April 29, 2013
- Capture and statistical modeling of arm-muscle deformations
April 19, 2013
- Bilateral Hermite Radial Basis Functions for Contour-based Volume Segmentation
- Landmark-Guided Elastic Shape Analysis of Spherically-Parameterized Surfaces
April 9, 2013
- Data-Parallel Decompression of Triangle Mesh Topology
- View-Dependent Realtime Rendering of Procedural Facades with High Geometric Detail
April 2, 2013
- Animal Locomotion Controllers From Scratch
- Analytic Rasterization of Curves with Polynomial Filters
April 1, 2013
- Automatic Modeling of Planar-Hinged Buildings
March 5, 2013
- Guided Capturing of Multi-view Stereo Datasets
February 24, 2013
- Automatic Parameter Control for Metropolis Light Transport
- Position-based Methods for the Simulation of Solid Objects in Computer Graphics
- Stochastic Depth Buffer Compression using Generalized Plane Encoding
- Locally Adaptive Products for All-Frequency Relighting
- Example-based Interpolation and Synthesis of Bidirectional Texture Functions
- A Survey of Compressed GPU-based Direct Volume Rendering
- Scalable Realistic Rendering with Many-Light Methods
February 6, 2013
- Low-Complexity Intervisibility in Height Fields
February 5, 2013
- Physics Storyboards
- Measurement-Based Synthesis of Facial Microgeometry
February 4, 2013
- Material Editing in Complex Scenes by Surface Light Field Manipulation and Reflectance Optimization
- Pose Space Image Based Rendering
February 2, 2013
- Capturing Relightable Human Performances under General Uncontrolled Illumination
- Finite Element Image Warping
January 28, 2013
- Path Space Regularization for Holistic and Robust Light Transport
- Capture and statistical modeling of arm-muscle deformations
- Fleshing: Spine-driven Bending with Local Volume Preservation
- Exploring Local Modifications for Constrained Meshes
- Measurement-Based Synthesis of Facial Microgeometry
- By-example synthesis of curvilinear structured patterns
- Smart Variations: Functional Substructures for Part Compatibility
- Interactive Facades: Analysis and Synthesis of Semi-Regular Facades
- Interactive Exploration and Flattening of Deformed Historical Documents
- Stylized and Performative Gaze for Character Animation
- Physics Storyboards
- Sparse modeling of intrinsic correspondences
- Coupled quasi-harmonic bases
January 24, 2013
- Geosemantic Snapping for Sketch-Based Modeling
- Surface reconstruction through point set structuring
- Adaptive Quantization Visibility Caching
January 18, 2013
- Fabrication-aware Design with Intersecting Planar Pieces
January 17, 2013
- Removing the Noise in Monte Carlo Rendering with General Image Denoising Algorithms
January 16, 2013
- Photon Parameterisation for Robust Relaxation Constraints
January 15, 2013
- Exploring Local Modifications for Constrained Meshes
- A Correlated Parts Model for Object Detection in Large 3D Scans
- Mutable elastic models for sculpting structured shapes
- Circular arc snakes and kinematic surface generation
- Sharpening Out of Focus Images using High-Frequency Transfer
- DuctTake: Spatiotemporal Video Compositing
- Finite Element Image Warping
January 14, 2013
- Freeform Shadow Boundary Editing
- Accurate Binary Image Selection from Inaccurate User Input
- Stylized and Performative Gaze for Character Animation
- Adaptive Quantization Visibility Caching
- Rendering Gigaray Light Fields
January 13, 2013
- Global Selection of Stream Surfaces
- Analytic Visibility on the GPU
- Stroke Parameterization
January 7, 2013
- Stylized and Performative Gaze for Character Animation
January 1, 2013
- ArtiSketch: A System for Articulated Sketch Modeling
- Sparse modeling of intrinsic correspondences
- Coupled quasi-harmonic bases
December 30, 2012
- Accurate Binary Image Selection from Inaccurate User Input
- ArtiSketch: A System for Articulated Sketch Modeling
- Interactive Facades: Analysis and Synthesis of Semi-Regular Facades
- Functional Substructures for Part Compatibility
- By-example synthesis of curvilinear structured patterns
- Sharpening Out of Focus Images using High-Frequency Transfer
- Position-based Methods for the Simulation of Solid Objects in Computer Graphics
December 25 2012
- Circular arc snakes and kinematic surface generation
December 21 2012
- Interactive Exploration and Flattening of Deformed Historical Documents
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Issue #118 - 2013-10-28 - Do we ♥ Unicode?
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Hi,
lots of great articles this week. Way too many! And many of them have all kinds of funny Unicode characters in their title or description. Let's see if the Perl Weekly can already handle those? If you see any breakage, please let me know!
(Actually I got an exception from Encode during the conversion and Carp::Always helped me locate the source of the problem. See article below.
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Carton Talks in Europe
Tatsuhiko Miyagawa is doing his world tour, (limited edition) and will speak in Copenhagen and London, and he is also ready to drink beer in Frankfurt.
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How I manage my Perl distributions
There are some large Perl-based applications out there that use their own way of packaging and distributing the code, but Steven Haryanto believes it is better to use the same toolchain as is used for CPAN distributions. Even if the application does not end up on CPAN. Even if it is an in-house or other proprietary application. (I tend to agree.) In this article he describes how he handles the process.
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I have been a long-time fan of the command line debugger that comes with Perl, but in certain cases, especially when using Moose, it has issues. Now Ovid shows a solution using DB::Skip written by Christian Walde.
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Last weekend there was a mini hackathon at Ricardo Signes' house. David Golden tells us about the improvements they made to Dist::Zilla and which plugins might need further work in order to make sure everything works fine with UTF-8.
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Acme-oop-ism Part Two: Type::Tiny
As Toby Inkster explains: 'Acme-oop-ism is about writing code that works in Moose, Mouse and Moo.' His work allows the deprecation of several modules in favor of one that can handle all 3 OOP systems.
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A fun web application written by Michał Wojciechowski using Perl Dancer. You type in some POD (or upload a file or give it a URL) and it will convert it to HTML and show it in search.cpan.org style, or MetaCPAN style, or GitHub style.
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Bruce Gray (Util) gave a presentation about error handling with and without throwing exceptions at YAPC::NA 2013.
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Thank to John Napiorkowski we have regular reporting in the development of the Catalyst web framework. Several improvements especially in the area of better PSGI support to enable mounting other PSGI based applications inside a Catalyst app.
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Joel Berger starts the series of articles by asking the question: 'Why should I chose Mojolicious versus one of the other major Perl web frameworks?'. His point is that just as Node.js, Mojolicious was also designed non-blocking in mind. He then goes ahead and shows two versions of a pastebin application.
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Nike Women's 8 km
Washington DC/USA
Race Winners
10 May
1992
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12 May
1991
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13 May
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Liz McColgan (SCO)
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Judi St Hilaire (USA)
Lynn Jenings (USA)
Most Wins (1989-1992)
Women
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Year Women 1992 910 1991 908 1990 920
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Postdoctoral Fellow - Machine Learning-Enabled Pathology
- Description
- Qualifications
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The Department of Biomedical Informatics (DBMI) at Harvard Medical School and the Yu Lab are seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow with experience in machine learning and scientific programming. The candidate will work with a multi-disciplinary team of researchers, including bioinformaticians, pathologists, oncologists, and computer scientists, and conduct original research on computational pathology.
Digital pathology images contain rich information on complex diseases. The goal of our efforts is to build and apply automated analytical pipelines for various types of pathology data, including histopathology images and multi-omics (e.g., genomics, epigenomics, transcriptomics, and proteomics) information.
A Ph.D. in a Biomedical Informatics, Computational Biology, Computer Science, or a related field is required. Substantial experience in machine learning, Python and R programming, and familiarity with deep learning packages (e.g., TensorFlow, Keras, or PyTorch) are essential. Strong problem-solving and communication skills are highly desirable for this opportunity.
The postdoctoral fellow will develop and refine machine learning methods for analyzing histopathology, clinical, and multi-omics data, collaborate with our multi-disciplinary team, and publish the findings.
This position is available immediately and can be renewed annually.
Please send your curriculum vitae, two representative papers, a brief research statement, and the names and contact information of three references to Kun-Hsing Yu, MD, PhD. (Kun-Hsing_Yu AT hms DOT harvard DOT edu)
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We are recruiting Ph.D. students in Harvard graduate programs, including the Bioinformatics and Integrative Genomics (BIG), Systems Biology, Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS) programs at Harvard Medical School, and the Health Sciences & Technology (HST) programs at Harvard/MIT. Familiarity with machine learning, basic statistical inference, and python/R programming will be helpful for a fruitful rotation.
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More info
@ensemble_dubs is another Twitter bot forked from @wttm_qtbot, displaying random quotes from the official dubbed version of Ensemble Stars! (Anime). Currently has quotes up to the 3rd episode.
The Ensemble Stars! Anime Dub
The Ensemble Stars! Anime Dub is a dubbed version of the anime, produced and streamed by Funimation. The dub revoices all the character dialogue in English, but doesn't dub the songs. The first 18 episodes is available for free at https://www.funimation.com/en/shows/ensemble-stars/
The Ensemble Dubs!! Bot
The bot features multiple quotes from the dubbed version of the anime, taken directly from the official subtitles with minor adjustments. Quotes are manually chosen and trimmed to fit the character limit, so context may not always be included (which results in some very interesting quotes ).
If you have a good quote suggesion, feel free to send it through DMs! Keep in mind as of current not all episodes are included in the bot yet, so your suggestion might come up later
Content Warnings
The anime features content from these stories in the game, and may or may not include sensitive contents from these stories.
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- Rocket Start
- Reminiscence ＊ Marionette
- Element
- Supernova
- Tanabata Festival
- Pleiades Night
- Milky Way
- Orihime and Hikoboshi
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- Curse of the Bastard Child
- Same as Ohii-san
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- A Cup of Awakening
- Revenge Match
- Dark Night Halloween
- Jingle Bells
- Star Festival
- SS
Attributions
Bot source code is forked from @watatomo/wttm_qtbot with permission. Dub scripts are taken from Funimation directly with minor extra transcriptions by me (to convey more accurately about what's going on without the images).
Special thanks to Ren (@riamuyumemi) for help with setting up the bot, and Fiore (@ryuseitrans) for the original idea!
Contact
For any suggestions, ideas, issues, DM the bot or @junsweats


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Simulate a (bivariate) multivariate renewal Hawkes (MRHawkes) self-exciting process, with given immigrant hazard rate functions and offspring density function. Calculate the likelihood of a MRHawkes process with given hazard rate functions and offspring density function for an (increasing) sequence of event times. Calculate the Rosenblatt residuals of the event times. Predict future event times based on observed event times up to a given time. For details see Stindl and Chen (2018) <doi:10.1016/j.csda.2018.01.021>.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | IHSEP, stats |
| Published: | 2018-08-20 |
| Author: | Tom Stindl and Feng Chen |
| Maintainer: | Tom Stindl <t.stindl at unsw.edu.au> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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Different business types are only allowed in certain parts of the city, and it is illegal to run a business in a building that is not permitted or zoned for that type of activity. Always check with the City’s planning department to determine if your business location complies with zoning code. Make sure to check with them before signing a lease. Even home-based businesses need to check with the Zoning Desk
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BIDs serve certain areas of Long Beach, coordinating a variety of services and activities to help businesses in their areas. The city requires businesses and property owners in these areas to pay an annual fee to their BID - usually a few hundred dollars. The city collects these fees and passes them on to the BIDS. In return, BIDs provide supplemental services not already provided by the city. Some clean the streets more rigorously, enhance security, host local events, represent business needs to the city, or provide other business support services.
We recommend getting in touch with your BID director if you are interested in a property that falls into that territory. They can help you through the process of setting up a brick and mortar business.
It is highly recommended that you hire a commercial broker to represent you in the negotiations. A professional real estate broker will ensure your interest is protected. Understand the lease terms such as who will be responsible for repairs, taxes, common area expenses, etc. Understand the different players in the commercial real estate world and their roles: Commercial brokers, property managers, leasing managers, and property insurance agents.


Given the number n, not exceeding 10, and a matrix of size n × n.
Check whether this matrix is symmetric in relation to the main diagonal. Output the word “YES”, if it is symmetric and the word “NO” otherwise.
30 1 21 2 32 3 4
YES


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What is GDG DevFest?
GDG DevFests are large, community-run events that can offer speaker sessions across multiple product areas, all-day hack-a-thons, code labs, and more. In 2016, the official DevFest Season runs from September 01st through November 30th.
GDG DevFest provides the opportunity for developers to learn about Google technologies and other developer products. There are hands-on sessions especially on new technologies.


UKCloud Knowledge Centre article template
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THE ANNIVERSARY PARTY A film review by Zenny Tropa Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com
I have long admired Jennifer Jason Leigh for her courage in the face of critical adversity, cheering every mumble in Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle, clinging for dear life to the screwed warble-songs of Georgia. Sadly, "The Ballad of Jenny" went askew this year when she decided to continue her particular Brand X of raw performance, churning out snarly but predictably intense perfs in The King is Alive and her own co-directed The Anniversary Party.
Along for the ride, helping her pen this Party of lovey-dovey actors in a disgruntled group hug, is none other than her Cabaret co-star, Alan Cumming. Together, they're a force to be reckoned with: the crème de la crème of indulgence. Playing a bisexual writer and an aging starlet who never won an Academy Award, they are in effect exorcising their jitters toward an unsuspecting audience. Whether you're willing to go along for the ride is entirely up to you, but this critic found it to be deadly dull. Too much poisoned ice cream will give you a headache.
Watching actors talk about their lives is like listening to rock musicians wank off about aesthetics.  Furthermore, Cumming's smirking and Leigh's secretive slow burns only lead to one place: Disaster. This Hollywood couple (meaning the characters in their movie, Joe and Sally), throws their sixth anniversary party for their actor and director friends. They talk their talk, they do their drugs, some of 'em get naked and jump in the pool, and in the end they scream and yell in over-ripe monologues about trust, love, and commitment.
Just when you think someone's about to shout, "What about the baby?" they do. Of course they do! What about the offscreen drug addict sister -- what's to become of her? Tragedy is the mother of drama, and welcome to the meal because these actor-filmmakers are gonna ram it down your throat. Open wide, now!
Kevin Kline and Phoebe Cates are really married -- so why not cast them as a married couple? Cates hasn't acted in a few years, so how about a few wry comments from her on leaving the game behind? Toss in some Shakespeare for Kline to keep him happy. Oh, and what about their kids? They have two kids! I know -- cast them in the movie, too! (Incidentally, the dance number Kline does with his little girl is the highlight of the party, oddly endearing and sad.)
Let's see -- what other friends do we have? Leigh acted with John C. Reilly in Georgia, which was a great supporting role. He plays a director teetering on the brink of a great failure, so that gives him ample opportunity to emote. Jane Adams, so freaky as the neurotic sister in Happiness, enters some terrain of gawkiness heretofore unknown as Reilly's loopy wife. She goes topless for at least half an hour, cuz that's what serious actors do!
Parker Posey is less bitchy than usual, which is a nice change. She's an agent or something, stuffed in a conservative shell that's cracking around the seams. Gwyneth Paltrow plays a Dumb Movie Star. Jennifer Beals plays a photographer who mothers Cumming, but her role proves so unnecessary she's absent for vast amounts of screen time, which is perhaps all for the best.
I have run down the laundry list of talent who show up for Leigh and Cumming's party. Hopefully, they had good fun making this movie. One mostly wishes the Cumming/Leigh tag team had selected a more imaginative cinematographer who could move beyond the steady medium shot once in a while. At least then there'd be the illusion that something were actually happening besides a lot of Lee Strasberg musings in full effect. You can't blame actors for wanting to emote, but this sort of movie makes one yearn for the stylized notes hit by Hal Hartley, where no one cries or smiles. Buster Keaton, where are you?
RATING: **
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MPAA Rating: R
Director: Alan Cumming, Jennifer Jason Leigh Producer: Joanne Vicente, Alan Cumming, Jennifer Jason Leigh Writer: Alan Cumming, Jennifer Jason Leigh Starring: Jane Adams, Jennifer Beals, Phoebe Cates, Alan Cumming, Kevin Kline, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Gwyneth Paltrow, Parker Posey, John C. Reilly
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Questions
- Is my name Levi?
- Did I live in Hawaii?
- Am I the Javascript God?
- Do I like to play soccer?
- Is my favorite team the Sounders?
- What is my age?
- Can you guess a state that I have lived in beside Washington?
Experience
- Studied Fullstack Javascript at DevLeague
- Worked as a software developer at Extreme Arts + Sciences
- Previously worked in digital marketing
Top Ten...
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- Luka Modric
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public class PortInformation
extends java.lang.Object
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(package private) int |
advertised_features |
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config |
(package private) int |
curr_speed |
(package private) int |
current_features |
(package private) byte[] |
hw_addr |
(package private) int |
max_speed |
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name |
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peer_features |
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port |
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state |
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supported_features |
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PortInformation(int port) |
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getAdvertisedFeatures() |
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getConfig() |
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getCurrentFeatures() |
int |
getCurrSpeed() |
byte[] |
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getHwAddrString() |
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getMaxSpeed() |
byte[] |
getName() |
java.lang.String |
getNameString() |
int |
getPeerFeatures() |
int |
getPort() |
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getState() |
int |
getSupportedFeatures() |
PortInformation |
setAdvertisedFeatures(int advertised_features) |
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setConfig(int config) |
PortInformation |
setCurrentFeatures(int current_features) |
PortInformation |
setCurrSpeed(int curr_speed) |
PortInformation |
setHwAddr(byte[] hw_addr) |
PortInformation |
setMaxSpeed(int max_speed) |
PortInformation |
setName(byte[] name) |
PortInformation |
setPeerFeatures(int peer_features) |
PortInformation |
setPort(int port) |
PortInformation |
setState(int state) |
PortInformation |
setSupportedFeatures(int supported_features) |
int port
byte[] hw_addr
byte[] name
int config
int state
int current_features
int advertised_features
int supported_features
int peer_features
int curr_speed
int max_speed
public PortInformation()
public PortInformation(int port)
public int getPort()
public PortInformation setPort(int port)
public byte[] getHwAddr()
public java.lang.String getHwAddrString()
public PortInformation setHwAddr(byte[] hw_addr)
public byte[] getName()
public java.lang.String getNameString()
public PortInformation setName(byte[] name)
public int getConfig()
public PortInformation setConfig(int config)
public int getState()
public PortInformation setState(int state)
public int getCurrentFeatures()
public PortInformation setCurrentFeatures(int current_features)
public int getAdvertisedFeatures()
public PortInformation setAdvertisedFeatures(int advertised_features)
public int getSupportedFeatures()
public PortInformation setSupportedFeatures(int supported_features)
public int getPeerFeatures()
public PortInformation setPeerFeatures(int peer_features)
public int getCurrSpeed()
public PortInformation setCurrSpeed(int curr_speed)
public int getMaxSpeed()
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Video: Wisconsin Kicker Drills 62-Yard Field Goal
by Chris RosvoglouIn order to keep their hopes of winning the Big Ten West alive, the Wisconsin Badgers need to defeat the Purdue Boilermakers this afternoon. The coaching staff can’t just rely on Jonathan Taylor to lead them to victory, they need all three phases to contribute.
Fortunately for the Badgers, every unit has stepped up in the first half against the Boilermakers.
Jack Coan is having one of his best performances of the season, completing 12-of-14 pass attempts for 143 yards and a touchdown. He’s receiving help from Taylor in this game as the star tailback already has 114 rushing yards and a touchdown of his own.
Wisconsin’s defense hasn’t played up to its standards in the first half, but it has neutralized Purdue’s rushing attack so far.
The play of the first half surprisingly game from kicker Zach Hintze, who connected on a 62-yard field goal as time expired.
Hintze couldn’t help but celebrate once he made the kick.
Check it out:
Even kickers in the NFL struggle to make a field goal from this distance. It seemed as if Hintze’s attempt had a few yards to spare.
Wisconsin leads 24-17 heading into the half.
The rest of the game can be seen on FOX.