This is a demo of the grow() effect being passed new data and instead of growing from zero it grows from the old data to the new data supplied.
This goes in the documents header:<script src="RGraph.common.core.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.hbar.js"></script>Put this where you want the chart to show up:
<canvas id="cvs" width="600" height="250"> [No canvas support] </canvas>This is the code that generates the chart - it should be placed AFTER the canvas tag(s):


To get access to the support forums please redeem your purchase code below.
To find your purchase code go to your download area, press the "Download" button and select "License certificate & purchase code". You will find your purchase code in the downloaded file.


Gateway
BOT
29-Aug-18 04:01 PM
[dscrdeql] <Bo> Hello, why can't I withdraw? I get some error-sign
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> On where @Bo
(edited)
[dscrdeql] <Bo> From the Tipsy to my wallet
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> Do you use the Agama wallet?
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wom-mod> tipsy wont let him withdraw
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wom-mod> gonna have to speak to tipsy dev
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> Have you checked the right order?
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> I meant more like ?withdraw, then adress, and then the amount
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> Some other discord bots want you to putt the amount first and then adress, maybe that got mixed up?
[dscrdeql] <Bo> yes, I tried to paste it here, but the bot won't let me
[dscrdeql] <Bo> I can make a screenshot
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> What level are you. I think you cant withdraw under level 5
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> He's level 9 I think
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> np
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> Was the first thing I've checked
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> nice
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> @Bo Did you try to type ?withdraw, then your adress you want to withdraw to, and then the amount of EQLI?
[dscrdeql] <Bo> I withdrew well before
[dscrdeql] <Bo> the same way
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> Are you withdrawing to an Agama wallet?
(edited)
[dscrdeql] <SwimedDragon> If yes, did you install the newest version? Not sure if that causes it if you haven't, but you can alway's try to update it
[dscrdeql] <Bo> yes, yes
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> close discord and reopen.
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> Hopefully that helps
[dscrdeql] <Bo> I tried yesterday, so I don't think that is the problem
[dscrdeql] <Bo> I can't send a screenshot here?
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> paste it in support


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{{apartment.address.city}}, {{apartment.address.country}}
{{apartment.address.postalCode}}, кв. {{apartment.address.neighborhood}}
{{apartment.address.streetAddress}}


a web developer
Front-end (making webpage)
Back-end (synchronizing calendar apis)
How do you take your coffee?


SVG Mask Slider
Use Adobe Illustrator to make SVG file and copy its code. File > Export > Export for Screens.
If you want to modify the transition-duration property, please directly modify the .uix-svgMask-slider__item
in the CSS file. It is not on the data-
attribute of the HTML tag.
step 1: step 2: step 3: path svg example:


Travel and Snap
Sri Lankan National Parks App is basically designed with the details of most national parks and observations uploaded by the community. Not only that app is also capable of uploading new observations while travelers roaming around the parks.


This section is Applying on someone else's behalf
{% if thirdparty %}Who are you are applying for?
{% else %}Your details
{% endif %}Because you're applying on behalf of someone else and you're responsible for their financial affairs we need your details.
We will use these because... (why Jeff?)


Class: Aws::CloudFront::Types::Distribution
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
|
Class Chain:
self,
Struct
|
|
|
Instance Chain:
self,
Struct
|
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| Inherits: |
Struct
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| Defined in: | (unknown) |
Overview
The distribution's information.
Returned by:
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#active_trusted_signers ⇒ Types::ActiveTrustedSigners
rw
CloudFront automatically adds this element to the response only if you've set up the distribution to serve private content with signed URLs.
-
#arn ⇒ String
rw
The ARN (Amazon Resource Name) for the distribution.
-
#distribution_config ⇒ Types::DistributionConfig
rw
The current configuration information for the distribution.
-
#domain_name ⇒ String
rw
The domain name corresponding to the distribution.
-
#id ⇒ String
rw
The identifier for the distribution.
-
#in_progress_invalidation_batches ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of invalidation batches currently in progress.
-
#last_modified_time ⇒ Time
rw
The date and time the distribution was last modified.
-
#status ⇒ String
rw
This response element indicates the current status of the distribution.
Instance Attribute Details
#active_trusted_signers ⇒ Types::ActiveTrustedSigners (rw)
CloudFront automatically adds this element to the response only if you've set up the distribution to serve private content with signed URLs. The element lists the key pair IDs that CloudFront is aware of for each trusted signer. The Signer
child element lists the AWS account number of the trusted signer (or an empty Self
element if the signer is you). The Signer
element also includes the IDs of any active key pairs associated with the trusted signer's AWS account. If no KeyPairId
element appears for a Signer
, that signer can't create working signed URLs.
#arn ⇒ String
(rw)
The ARN (Amazon Resource Name) for the distribution. For example: arn:aws:cloudfront::123456789012:distribution/EDFDVBD632BHDS5
, where<PHONE_NUMBER>12
is your AWS account ID.
#distribution_config ⇒ Types::DistributionConfig (rw)
The current configuration information for the distribution. Send a GET
request to the /CloudFront API version/distribution ID/config
resource.
#domain_name ⇒ String
(rw)
The domain name corresponding to the distribution. For example: d604721fxaaqy9.cloudfront.net
.
#id ⇒ String
(rw)
The identifier for the distribution. For example: EDFDVBD632BHDS5
.
#in_progress_invalidation_batches ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of invalidation batches currently in progress.
#last_modified_time ⇒ Time
(rw)
The date and time the distribution was last modified.
#status ⇒ String
(rw)
This response element indicates the current status of the distribution. When the status is Deployed
, the distribution's information is fully propagated to all CloudFront edge locations.


@(page: String, isLoggedIn: Boolean, user: User, SurferForm: Form[views.formdata.SurferForm],
FootStyleMap: List[String], typeList: Map[String,Boolean], countryList: Map[String,Boolean],
searchForm : Form[views.formdata.SearchForm])
@import helper.form
@import bootstrap3._
@Main(page, isLoggedIn, user, typeList, countryList, searchForm) {
@form(routes.Surfers.postSurfer(), 'class -> "form-horizontal") {
@hidden(SurferForm("isEditable"))
@text(SurferForm("name"),
label = "Name",
placeholder = "Eddie Aikau",
help = "The name of the surfer.")
@text(SurferForm("country"),
label = "Country",
placeholder = "United States",
help = "The surfer's country.")
@text(SurferForm("home"),
label = "Home",
placeholder = "Kahului, Hawaii",
help = "The surfer's home town.")
@text(SurferForm("awards"),
label = "Awards",
placeholder = "1977 Duke Kahanamoku Invitational Surfing Championship.",
help = "Optional: List of titles and surfing awards.")
@text(SurferForm("carouselUrl"),
label = "Carousel URL",
placeholder = "http://example.com/picture.jpg",
help = "A URL to the picture to be presented in the home page carousel of surfers.")
@text(SurferForm("bioUrl"),
label = "Bio URL",
placeholder = "http://example.com/picture.jpg",
help = "A URL to the picture to be presented in the bio page for this surfer.")
@text(SurferForm("vidUrl"),
label = "Video URL",
placeholder = "http://example.com/video",
help = "Optional: URL must be in this format http://youtube.com/embed/j0DbZeliwrY or video will not work.")
@textarea(SurferForm("bio"),
rows = "10",
label = "Bio",
placeholder = "Bio statement goes here.",
help = "One paragraph description of this surfer.")
@slug(SurferForm("slug"),
label = "Slug",
placeholder = "eddieaikau",
help = "Letters and digits to be used to identify the surfers in URLs; i.e. http://surferpedia.com/surfer/eddieaikau")
@select(SurferForm("type"),
label = "Type",
optionMap = typeList,
isMultiple = false,
help = "The type of surfer for placement in the menu.")
@radiobuttons(SurferForm("footstyle"),
label = "footstyle",
buttonNameList = FootStyleMap,
help = "Select the surfer's foot style. (required)")
}
}


Greener, longer life: More trees reduce premature deaths in cities
TBILISI: City dwellers tend to live longer if they are in leafy neighbourhoods, according to a study published on Wednesday that linked green areas to lower rates of premature death.
Trees in cities are already credited with cooling and cleaning the air and absorbing planet-warming gases, now researchers at the Barcelona Institute for Global Health have found they also keep death at bay.
"More green space is better for health," said Mark Nieuwenhuijsen, director of the institute's urban planning, environment and health initiative. "People actually live longer if there is more green space around."
The research, which pulled data from nine other studies involving more than eight million people in seven countries from China to Canada, was the largest ever conducted on the subject, the authors said.
Researchers used satellite images to quantify how much vegetation, including trees, grass and shrubs, was within 500 meters (550 yards) of people's homes.
Levels of vegetation were ranked on a scale under a system known as normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI).
Those involved in the study were followed for several years. Any premature deaths caused by health conditions such as heart or respiratory diseases were factored in.
The study, published in The Lancet Planetary Health journal, found that in cities from Barcelona to Perth, a 10% increase in greenery led to an average 4% reduction in premature mortality.
While researchers did not look into specific causes, Nieuwenhuijsen said access to vegetation was known to benefit mental health, reduce stress, cut pollution and encourage physical activity.
"What we need to do is increase green space in many cities ... so that people can actually live a healthy life," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
A "nice green city" would have between 20% and 30% of every area covered in vegetation, he said.
With the United Nations estimating two-thirds of the world's population will live in urban areas by 2050, many cities are already looking at ways to increase greenery, according to the C40 network of cities tackling climate change.
Medellin in Colombia has planted thousands of trees to form "green corridors" along main roads, while Australia's Melbourne was looking to almost double its canopy cover to 40% by 2040.
"Green spaces are good for cities and good for citizens," Regina Vetter, who manages C40's "Cool Cities Network" said in a statement.
"Trees, meadows, wetlands and other green space are also vital to prepare our cities for the impacts of the changing global climate. They reduce the risks of flooding, lower temperatures and improve air quality."
Read also
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Tech route to greener cities only 'smart' if residents follow
High-tech solutions to make cities greener already exist - from local clean power grids to electric transport hubs and intelligent buildings - but deploying them fast enough to curb climate change is a challenge, city and business officials said Wednesday.
Read More
In war-ravaged Kabul, women throng parks for peace and picnics
The sound of women laughing and singing in public is rare in Kabul, where four decades of war have left a population anxious and on edge as they go about their daily lives - except on Wednesdays, when hundreds of Afghan women head to the parks.
Read More
Brazil Amazon deforestation soars to 11-year high in 2019
Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon rainforest rose to its highest in over a decade this year, government data on Monday showed, confirming a sharp rise under the leadership of right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro.
Read More
Brands urged to think bigger on saving forests as 2020 goal looms
Green certification is not a silver bullet to end deforestation, leaving many global household brands struggling to meet pledges to halt forest-clearing linked to the production of palm oil and other ingredients by 2020, said a body grouping those firms.
Read More
Can global corporations meet 2020 no-deforestation pledge?
After becoming a target for high-profile campaigns against tropical forest loss by environmentalists, global household brands that buy and use palm oil agreed in 2010 to ensure their supplies did not contribute to deforestation within a decade.
Read More
India drops plan to let forest officials use force after protests
India has dropped plans to give forest officials the right to use force against indigenous people and open up more land for commercial plantations after nationwide protests.


SCT_SaveClipboard( UNSIGNED param_hWindow, *CSTRING param_szFilename [, BYTE param_Compress=0] )
SCT_SaveClipboard Saves the clipboard to the specified filename in either DIB or JPEG format. Although the convention for naming DIB files is to use a .BMP extension and the convention for naming JPEG files is to use a .JPG extension, the entire file name must be specified.
Return Value 0 if successful
or, one of these symbolic constants, defined in sctools.inc, if not successful.
See Also: SCT_Error Procedure


Model of a three phase electrical excited synchronous
induction machine with damper cage.
Resistance and stray inductance of stator is modeled directly in
stator phases, then using space phasor transformation and a
rotor-fixed AirGap model. Resistance and stray inductance
of rotor's squirrel cage is modeled in two axis of the rotor-fixed
coordinate system. Electrical excitation is modelled by converting
excitation current and voltage to d-axis space phasors. The machine
models take the following loss effects into account:
Whether a damper cage is present or not, can be selected with
Boolean parameter useDamperCage (default = true).
Default values for machine's parameters (a realistic
example) are:
| number of pole pairs p | 2 | |
| stator's moment of inertia | 0.29 | kg.m2 |
| rotor's moment of inertia | 0.29 | kg.m2 |
| nominal frequency fNominal | 50 | Hz |
| nominal voltage per phase | 100 | V RMS |
| no-load excitation current @ nominal voltage and frequency |
10 | A DC |
| warm excitation resistance | 2.5 | Ohm |
| nominal current per phase | 100 | A RMS |
| nominal apparent power | -30000 | VA |
| power factor | -1.0 | ind./cap. |
| nominal excitation current | 19 | A |
| efficiency w/o excitation | 97.1 | % |
| nominal torque | -196.7 | Nm |
| nominal speed | 1500 | rpm |
| nominal rotor angle | -57.23 | degree |
| stator resistance | 0.03 | Ohm per phase at reference temperature |
| reference temperature TsRef | 20 | °C |
| temperature coefficient alpha20s | 0 | 1/K |
| stator reactance Xd | 1.6 | Ohm per phase in d-axis |
| giving Kc | 0.625 | |
| stator reactance Xq | 1.6 | Ohm per phase in q-axis |
| stator stray reactance Xss | 0.1 | Ohm per phase |
| damper resistance in d-axis | 0.04 | Ohm at reference temperature |
| damper resistance in q-axis | same as d-axis | |
| reference temperature TrRef | 20 | °C |
| temperature coefficient alpha20r | 0 | 1/K |
| damper stray reactance in d-axis XDds | 0.05 | Ohm |
| damper stray reactance in q-axis XDqs | same as d-axis | |
| excitation resistance | 2.5 | Ohm at reference temperature |
| reference temperature TeRef | 20 | °C |
| temperature coefficient alpha20e | 0 | 1/K |
| excitation stray inductance | 2.5 | % of total excitation inductance |
| stator operational temperature TsOperational | 20 | °C |
| damper operational temperature TrOperational | 20 | °C |
| excitation operational temperature TeOperational | 20 | °C |
| These values give the following inductances: | ||
| main field inductance in d-axis | (Xd - Xss)/(2*pi*fNominal) | |
| main field inductance in q-axis | (Xq - Xss)/(2*pi*fNominal) | |
| stator stray inductance per phase | Xss/(2*pi*fNominal) | |
| damper stray inductance in d-axis | XDds/(2*pi*fNominal) | |
| damper stray inductance in q-axis | XDqs/(2*pi*fNominal) |


The workspace of Nick Mangos
Blog entries
Learning Plan
Identity and Values
Bad advice for positioning elements
Emotional Intelligence
JavaScript and such
Neuroplasticity
Problem Solving
Reflection


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I scribble notes on my phone while I'm making stuff in the kitchen to help me figure out what to change if something goes wrong or what to do again if it works. I'm barely editing this stuff so expect spelling errors and what-not.
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---
title: Governance Working Group
linkTitle: Governance
type: single
url: /about/governance/
---
{{% blocks/lead color="primary" %}}
# Governance Working Group
We aim to assist all CNCF projects with implementing good open source governance
practices.
{{% /blocks/lead %}}
{{% blocks/section color="white" %}}
Meetings take place every 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 2pm PT. (USA Pacific, see your timezone [here](https://time.is/compare/1030AM_in_PT)):
* [Zoom](https://zoom.us/my/cncfsigcontributorstrategy?pwd=TnI0WU9Eb2I1RlRWdkl1R0k1WkZXUT09) passcode: `77777`
* [Meeting Minutes and Agenda](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P9tQgCM6OwDHd1F8UnWuauL4KDVTMTp49_n64_w8nrs/edit)
Discussion happens on the [mailing list] or on #sig-contributor-strategy on [Slack].
[mailing list]: https://lists.cncf.io/g/cncf-sig-contributor-strategy
[Slack]: https://slack.cncf.io/
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Duration
10 minutes
Goals
This exercise will continue building the Fun Flags application.
We'll add a new Toolbar to the main page of the application and use it to delete flags from the ListView
.
Assets
We will continue from the prior exercise. You may use your existing solution or start with the Completed solution in the Part 02 Resources folder. In addition, there is a completed version of this exercise in the Part 03 Resources folder that you can use to check your work.
Challenge
You will add code to display a new toolbar button at the top of the main page which will place the app in an "Edit" mode. While in "Edit" mode, the app will allow you to delete flags by tapping on them.
Here are the basic steps:
-
Add a new
ToolbarItem
to theAllFlags
page to enter "Edit" mode. There's a pre-supplied image named "ic_edit.png" in all of the platform projects you can use as the icon. -
Add a second
ToolbarItem
as a resource for the page to represent the "Cancel Edit" button. There's a pre-supplied image named "ic_cancel.png" in all of the platform projects you can use as the icon. - When the "Edit" button is tapped, set a flag in the code to indicate the app is in "Edit" mode and replace the button with the "Cancel Edit" button. When the cancel button is pressed, reverse these steps (turn off your flag and put the original button back).
-
While this flag is set, if we tap on an entry in the
ListView
, we will delete the associated flag from the collection. You can tie this behavior into the existingItemTapped
event handler, or use theItemSelected
event. Remember: to make this change visible, we will need to modify the underlying collection to be anObservableCollection<Flag>
.
Steps
Add the ToolBarItem elements to the page
Let's start by adding our ToolBarItem
to the page to set our app in "Edit" mode.
We will track the current state and adjust the button text between "Edit" and "Cancel" and two icons indicating edit and cancel.
-
Open
AllFlags.xaml
. -
Add a new
ToolbarItem
to theToolbarItems
collection for the page:- Give it a meaningful name such as "editButton" so we can access it in code behind
- Set the
Text
to "Edit" - Set the
Icon
to "ic_edit.png" - this is a pre-supplied image that is already in all the platform-specific projects - Set the
IsDestructive
property to "true"
-
Wire up an event handler to the
Clicked
event on your new toolbar item. Name it OnEdit and create the handler in the code behind file. It's defined as a standardEventHandler
method.
Change the toolbar button based on editing state
We want to change the button icon and text when we enter and exit "edit" mode.
We could alter the text and icon properties on our existing button, but then we will have to have duplicate copies of the text and images.
Another approach is to use two separate buttons and swap them in and out based on the current editing state.
Unfortunately, there's no way to hide a ToolbarItem
today so we can't put both of them into the toolbar collection.
Instead, we'll store the cancel button in our page resources and then swap them out in our code behind as we enter and exit edit mode.
-
Add a new
ResourceDictionary
into the page; remember this needs to be assigned to theContentPage.Resources
property. -
Add a
ToolbarItem
object to the resource dictionary:- Give it a key - "cancelEditButton"
- Set the
Text
to "Cancel" - Set the
Icon
to "ic_cancel.png" - this is another pre-supplied image that is already in your platform head projects - Set the
Clicked
event to the same handler (OnEdit
)
- Switch to the code behind file and create a new boolean field named isEditing.
-
Add a
ToolbarItem
field named cancelEditButton to the class. In the constructor, after the call toInitializeComponent
, set it to your button fromResources
. You can get the value like this:cancelEditButton = (ToolbarItem)Resources[nameof(cancelEditButton)];
-
In the
OnEdit
handler, set the isEditing field based on whether the sender argument is the editButton or cancelEditButton. The field should be true if the Edit button was pressed, and false if it was the Cancel button. -
Remove the sender
ToolbarItem
from theToolbarItems
collection and add the correct button based on the state of the isEditing field we just assigned. This should swap the button state. - Try running the application and clicking on your new button; it should switch between the two buttons.
Add support for "Editing" mode
We will start in "normal" mode (the existing behavior), and when you click the new Edit button we will switch to our "edit" mode. In this mode, the ListView will handle the selection by prompting the user to delete the row. If the user affirms the selection, then the row will be removed from the Flags collection.
-
Start by disabling the current tap behavior (navigate to details) when we are in edit mode.
Find the
OnItemTapped
method and ignore the tap if we are in edit mode (using theisEditing
boolean).
-
Next, add an event handler for the
ListView.ItemSelected
event; you can do this in code behind or XAML. -
In the event handler, check the
isEditing
field; if it'strue
, prompt the user withDisplayAlert
to delete the selectedFlag
. You will want to display a "Yes" and "No" selection. -
If the user responds "Yes", remove the
Flag
from theFunFlactsViewModel.Flags
collection. -
As a final step, when in edit mode, call the
OnEdit
method to turn off edit mode after an item is deleted. You will need to pass cancelEditButton as the sender. - Run the application and try your change. Does it delete the row? Why or Why not?
OnItemTapped
method, there would be no difference in this case. We are using the ItemSelected
event just to demonstrate its use.
Use an Observable Collection
-
Instantiate a
System.Collections.ObjectModel.ObservableCollection<Flag>
instead of theList
and then run the app; it should now delete the row and disappear from the UI.
Examine the assignment of the FlagRepository.Flags
collection in the FlagData project (look in the constructor). It's currently set to a List<Flag>
collection which does not report changes.
Flags = new List(flags.OrderBy(f => f.Country));
IList<T>
- this is a good practice to get into because it means we can change the implementation of the underlying list without changing the contract exposed by the class (e.g. the property type).
Optional Challenge: fix the selection issue
Tap on an item to navigate to the details page. Then go back and enter Edit mode. Notice that now you cannot tap the currently selected item to delete it! See if you can add the code to fix this minor issue. The completed solution has the fix included. Hint: there are two ways you can solve this. You can override the OnAppearing
to get rid of the selection when you return from the details screen and also de-select the item when you exit edit mode and decide not to delete an item. Alternatively, you can move the logic into the ItemTapped
handler which is always called. This is the approach taken by the lab.
Summary
In this exercise, you added support to delete an item from the ListView
through a Toolbar button.


Complaint cell is basically purpose of frankly interaction between students and academic section or head of department. Because we people have faced many issues but can't convey our issue to head of department. Some students can't negotiate with head of department because they scare and some others issues regarding complaints. There are a lot of issues we faced. So we thought easy way to our students.Feel free to communicate with head of department without hesitation and solve their problems..
Developer
Developer


Welcome to the Harry 796 virus! This virus should already have been implemented onto the page. Have fun being annoyed >:)


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: ASP.NET Forums author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 899 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2003/04/aspnetforums date: '2003-04-29 21:08:06 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-04-29 21:08:06 +0000' categories: - ".NET" tags: [] comments: - id: 618 author: Serdar Kilic author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.kilic.net/weblog date: '2003-04-29 21:47:04 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-04-29 21:47:04 +0000' content: |
I too prefer mailing lists. And when setup correctly they are less prone to spam as well (at least the mailing lists the accept emails from registered users).
Regarding newsgroups, take a look at the Microsoft newsgroups. While there's plenty to choose from, unfortunately plenty of spam finds its way through as well. Oh, and searching a mailing list archive is a big plus. What happens to all those messages at newsgroups?
- id: 619 author: Tomas Restrepo author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.winterdom.com/weblog date: '2003-04-30 04:27:51 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-04-30 04:27:51 +0000' content: |I've been around the ms newsgroups for years! It's how I became an MVP, mostly :)
As for searching them, that part is easy... just hit http://groups.google.com/ which indexes them!
- id: 620 author: Serdar Kilic author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.kilic.net/weblog date: '2003-04-30 05:40:49 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-04-30 05:40:49 +0000' content: |Yep, Google Groups totally slipped my mind. Thanks for the reminder :)
- id: 621 author: Grant Carpenter author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.xl8.net/blog/ date: '2003-04-30 12:36:46 +0000' date_gmt: '2003-04-30 12:36:46 +0000' content: |IIRC, the ASP.NET forums are "sort of" moderated.  A while back they had more than 50,000 members, so I imagine the trusting happens automatically and therefore there's probably not much real moderation going on--which is probably reasonable given the high amount of traffic.
In other words much noise, moderate signal. That said, there are good discussions there and it's probably one of the better places for searching for info specific to ASP.NET (but I've never really gotten any great answers to questions personally).
---Yesterday, I wondered into the ASP.NET forums, and stayd for a while, going over many of the topics and answering a few of the questions there.
And you know what? I'm prefer mail lists or NNTP myself, but actually, it has one of the better HTML interfaces for forums out there. Quite usable, actually.
I do have a few observations on two things that surprised me:
The latter was quite surprising to me because most of the forums are moderated. I'm not sure what to make of it, but it seems to me that either the moderators are not quite reading the questions before allowing them through, or they don't have very clear what the topic of the forum is supposed to be. I mean, comm'on... a question on using the serial port on an EnterpriseServices forum? I can't be the only one to find that strange, am I?


(HKY17) Hyperparameter Optimization - A Spectral Approach
Posted: 2017-07-19 , Modified: 2017-07-19
Tags: hyperparameters
Posted: 2017-07-19 , Modified: 2017-07-19
Tags: hyperparameters
The main theorem (Alg. 1, Thm. 6) is a theorem on learning Fourier-concentrated functions with much better sample complexity than [LMN93], using compressed sensing applied to orthonormal polynomials. Apply this theorem to the loss as a function of hyperparameters (A.g. 2, Harmonica). (Note this is heuristic.)
An orthonormal family with respect to distribution \(D\) has \(\EE_D[\psi_i (X) \psi_j(X)]=\de_{ij}\).
LASSO: With appropriate \(\la\), \[ \min_{x\in \R^n} [\ve{x}_1 + \la \ve{Ax-y}_2^2] \]
For \(z^1,\ldots, z^m\sim D\), \(A_{ij}=\psi_j(z^i)\), \(y=Ax+e\), \(\ve{e}_2\le \eta\sqrt m\), \(x^*\) solving LASSO, \[ \Pj(\ve{x-x^*}_2\le C \fc{\si_s(x)_1}{\sqrt s}+d\eta) \ge 1-\de \] where \(\si_s(x)_1=\min\set{\ve{x-z}_1}{z\text{ is s-sparse}}\), \(c,d\) constants, with \(m\ge CK^2 s \poly\log(K,s,N,\rc{\de})\) samples.
Apply for low-degree recovery: if \(f\) is (\(\ep,d,s\))-bounded, then using this finds \(g\equiv_\ep f\) in time \(O(n^d)\), with \(T=\wt O(K^2s^2 \ln N/\ep)\) samples. (? \(\ep\) outside)
(LMN93 needs \(\Om\pf{NL_\iy(f)^2}{\ep}\) samples.) (? What is \(N\) here? Number of orthonormal polys. Shouldn’t it be \(n^d\)?)
Apply in stages, with some degree \(d\) and sparsity \(s\). Note this can involve at most \(ds\) variables. Suppose the approximation \(g\) to \(f\) only involves variables in \(J\).
Take the best \(t\) solutions \(x_i*\) to \(g\) on \(J\), and now apply to \(\rc t \sumo it f_{J \leftarrow x_i^*}(x)\).


Natural spawning in Bedrock Edition is very different compared to Java Edition spawn mechanics. In Bedrock Edition, hostile mobs can spawn in two different ways: pack-spawns, and structure-spawns. Structure mob spawns are mobs that spawn in the same location relative to a structure(pillager outposts, ocean monuments, nether fortress). Pack spawns account for other mobs that spawn naturally in the world after world generation. Both types of spawns follow the same rules for spawn conditions and the mob cap. In Bedrock Edition, spawn attempts are made in a hollow sphere around the player. Mobs can spawn within 44 blocks of the player and will not spawn within 25 blocks of the player. Any hostile mob that is not name-tagged, of does not have persistence will instantly despawn when 45 blocks away from the player in all directions.
Baby versions of mobs require the same spawn requirements as their parent variant. For example even though a baby zombie is less than a block tall, they will still require a 2 block tall space to spawn.


Introduction
While the surveillance powers of the Indian government and its agencies are continuously expanding, most people still seem to think that this is not something that affects them. If you have not done anything wrong, you have nothing to hide, right?
Not quite. And women would know. Although the digital age may have further deepened the scrutiny to which women are subject, women have always been under stringent surveillance - by actors ranging from partners and parents to the state. And this has shaped, and harmed, women’s lives in multiple ways.
What can be learned about surveillance from gendering it, then? And what do these insights imply for the fight for stronger human rights protections in the face of surveillance more broadly?
Welcome to Gendering Surveillance.
Case studies
‘Chupke, Chupke’: Going Behind the Mobile Phone Bans in North India
Since 2010, a number of khap panchayats across north India have pronounced bans on mobile phone use for young women. What drives such orders? Are they really effective? And how do young women themselves respond to the bans and the underlying anxieties? We went to Haryana and western UP to find out.
A Handy Guide to Decide How Safe That Safety App Will Really Keep You
Imagine a world where an army of women’s safety apps scoops you away from danger, and delivers you to safety? That’s the promise made by these apps. How well do they measure up against their own claims? Let’s look instead at a cackle of apps that act as surveillance assistants, leak your data and look smug, while purporting to keep you safe.
Production Targets, Surveillance Targets - CCTV cameras in garment factories
Garment factory workers, predominantly women, work in stressful conditions in an exploitative industry where the pay is low. Read on to find out what CCTV cameras have done to the dramatic imbalance of power between workers and the factory management, and what role they can play in workers’ fight for an equitable workplace.


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| void | SetLooping (const bool &loop) |
| void | SetPosition (const float &x, const float &y, const float &z) |
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I am a big fan of sports activities, such as soccer, running (did my first Marathon in May 2013),
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Besides coursework and research, I am involved in various
leadership activities. In 2010, I served as the VP
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EECS Graduate Student Association (GSA),
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academic and career events for EECS graduate students.
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Now Python is my favorite choice,
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Please enter the names of the {% include "partials/tooltips/children/children_of_marriage.html" %} This includes:
You do not need to provide the names of any children who are over 19 (age of majority in B.C.) and are independent.
{% if derived.wants_child_support %}Please note: Not asking for child support but have children
Even though you are not asking for an order for child support, you will still need to answer some questions about your children. If you're asking for a divorce, the court won't make an order unless they're satisfied that reasonable arrangements have been made for the children.
"Arrangements for parenting" refers to who will be responsible for making decisions about the children and if and how they will spend time with each parent.
{% endif %}You have indicated that you have children of the marriage. This includes children under and over the age of 19. Their details must be added below.
{% endif %}| Child's Name | Birth date | Child now living with | Relationship to Claimant 1 | Relationship to Claimant 2 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Add Child{% if claimant_children_error %} {% include 'partials/required.html' with hidden=True %}{% endif %} |
Enter full name
{% input_field type="text" name="child_name" class="form-block input-wide response-textbox children-input-block name" id="childs_name" placeholder="First, Middle, Last Name" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#child_name_0" data_skip_ajax="true" %}{% input_field type="text" name="child_birth_date" class="date-picker form-control children-input-block" id="childs_birth_date" placeholder="MMM D, YYYY" data_mirror="true" data_mirror_target="#child_birth_date_0" data_skip_ajax="true" %}
Please select one
Child lives primarily (more than 60%) with this parent. This is referred to as sole parenting time (Divorce Act) or guardianship (Family Law Act).
Child lives primarily (more than 60%) with this parent. This is referred to as sole parenting time.
The child lives with both parents more or less equally (between 40-60% of the time with each parent). This is referred to as shared parenting time.
#} {# If the child is a dependent living away from home much of the year to attend school, select#} {# the parent with whom the child primarily lives when he/she returns home.#} {#
#} {#Once a child is legally adopted, he or she becomes the child of the adoptive parent(s) for all purposes.
If you have stepchildren and you separate from their parent, you may want to continue your relationship with those children. You can try to negotiate an arrangement with the child's parent for you to have regular contact with the child. The only thing you and the other parent can consider when making these decisions is the best interests of the child. You can put these arrangements into an agreement that the two of you write down and sign.
As a step-parent, you may be responsible to pay child support if:
You aren't responsible to pay child support for stepchildren unless
For more information on step-parents' rights and responsibilities please refer to the Family Law of B.C. website.
Once a child is legally adopted, he or she becomes the child of the adoptive parent(s) for all purposes.
Sole Parenting Order Example
Maria and Pedro have decided to divorce. Their children, Christine and Manuel, are having a hard time coping with the idea. They are afraid of the changes it will mean in their lives.
Maria and Pedro want to protect their children as much as possible. They agree that it will probably be better for Christine and Manuel to continue living in the family home with Maria. It is closer to their school and friends than the new place Pedro plans to move to. The children will spend a fair bit of time with Pedro, too, especially on weekends and holidays. But Maria and Pedro calculate that, over the entire year, the children will spend 65% of the time with Maria and 35% of the time with Pedro. This means that Maria will have a sole parenting order for child support purposes, although they have decided that they will have joint parenting time for decision-making purposes. Pedro will pay support.
Source: The {% include "partials/tooltips/children/federal_guidelines.html" with link="http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/fl-lf/child-enfant/guide/step3-etap3.html" text="Federal Child Support Guidelines: Step-by-Step" %}
Split Parenting Order Example
Bill and Janet have decided to go their separate ways and get a divorce. They are having a hard time agreeing on the parenting arrangements for their three children. But there is one thing they do agree on—that it is important to put their children’s best interests first.
They both realize that their oldest child, 15-year-old Marc, is particularly close to Bill. After discussing the issue with Marc, they all agree that it will be best for Marc to spend most of the time with his father. With the help of a mediator, Bill and Janet are also able to agree that the two youngest children, three-year-old Caroline and five-year-old Albert, will spend time mainly with Janet.
In other words, Marc will spend more than 60% of the time with Bill while Caroline and Albert will spend more than 60% of the time with Janet over the course of a year. This means that Bill and Janet will each have a sole parenting order of at least one of the children. They have a split-parenting time arrangement.
Source: The {% include "partials/tooltips/children/federal_guidelines.html" with link="http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/fl-lf/child-enfant/guide/step3-etap3.html" text="Federal Child Support Guidelines: Step-by-Step" %}
Shared Parenting Order Example
Eight-year-old twins Malia and Emma are very worried. They have just found out that their dad, Raoul, and mom, Lily, have decided to divorce and live in separate homes. Malia and Emma wonder where they will live. They are afraid that if one of their parents lives in a different house, they will hardly ever see that parent again. This happened to one of their friends at school.
Raoul and Lily listen to their children’s concerns. They assure Malia and Emma that they both love them very much and will always be their parents. They also explain that the children will get to live in two houses.
Lily and Raoul have a number of discussions and take a close look at their family’s situation to come up with a plan that is workable and best for Malia and Emma. They explain to Malia and Emma that they will spend alternate weeks with each parent. They will spend one week with mom, and they will spend the next week with dad. The schedule will vary a bit sometimes. For example, in the summer, Malia and Emma will spend a complete month with each parent. But they should not worry. Mom and dad will work together to ensure that their decisions are in Malia’s and Emma’s best interests.
Since Malia and Emma spend at least 40% of the time with each parent, Raoul and Lily have a shared-parenting order arrangement for child support purposes.
Source: The {% include "partials/tooltips/children/federal_guidelines.html" with link="http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/fl-lf/child-enfant/guide/step3-etap3.html" text="Federal Child Support Guidelines: Step-by-Step" %}
{% endblock %}


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Browser.InternetExplorer Class
This module is a browser plugin for DalekJS. It provides all a WebDriverServer & browser launcher for Internet Explorer.
The browser plugin can be installed with the following command:
$ npm install dalek-browser-ie --save-dev
You can use the browser plugin by adding a config option to the your Dalekfile
"browsers": ["IE"]
Or you can tell Dalek that it should test in this browser via the command line:
$ dalek mytest.js -b IE
The Webdriver Server tries to open Port 5555 by default, if this port is blocked, it tries to use a port between 5555 & 5564 You can specifiy a different port from within your Dalekfile like so:
"browsers": {
"ie": {
"port": 6555
}
}
It is also possible to specify a range of ports:
"browsers": {
"ie": {
"portRange": [6100, 6120]
}
}
Item Index
Methods
_checkUserDefinedPorts
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browser
Process user defined ports
Parameters:
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browser
ObjectBrowser configuration
_kill
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PID
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[force=false]
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[callback]
Kill a specific process (win only)
Parameters:
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PID
NumberProcess ID
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[force=false]
Boolean optionalForce close the process.
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[callback]
Function optionalCallback after process has been killed
_list
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callback
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[verbose=false]
Lists all running processes (win only)
Parameters:
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callback
FunctionReceives the process object as the only callback argument
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[verbose=false]
Boolean optionalVerbose output
getHost
()
String
Returns the driver host
Returns:
host WebDriver server hostname
getMaxPort
()
Integer
Resolves the maximum range for the driver port
Returns:
port Max WebDriver server port range
getPort
()
Integer
Resolves the driver port
Returns:
port WebDriver server port
kill
()
chainable
Kills the driver & browser processes
launch
()
Object
Launches the driver (the driver takes care of launching the browser)
Returns:
promise Browser promise
Properties
desiredCapabilities
Object
Default desired capabilities that should be transferred when the browser session gets requested
driverDefaults
Object
Driver defaults, what should the driver be able to access.
host
String
Default host of the IEDriverServer The host may be overridden with a user configured value
Default: localhost
longName
String
Verbose version of the browser name
Default: Internet Explorer
maxPort
Integer
Default maximum port of the IEDriverServer The port is the highest port in the range that can be allocated by the IEDriverServer
Default: 5654
openProcesses
Array
IE processes that are running on startup, and therefor shouldn`t be closed
Default: []
path
String
Path to the IEDriverServer.exe file
Default: /
port
Integer
Default port of the IEDriverServer The port may change, cause the port conflict resultion tool might pick another one, if the default one is blocked
Default: 5555
spawned
Null | Object
Child process instance of the IEDriverServer


Depreciation Calculator
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Salvage Cost ($):
Period (userful life):
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This section allows you to allocate points into stats of your choosing. These are not representative of your character's actual stats, instead these represent the chance your character has of gaining that stat point whenever it levels up.
Green crystals represent your allocated points.
Cyan crystals represent bonus points given by your race and sex.
Red crystals represent point reductions given by your race and sex.
Gray crystals represent the maximum amount of points you can invest in a stat given your race and sex.
You can choose any of your previously created characters and edit their name, hair, and growth points freely. Their race and sex are locked however.
Strength is a measure of a character's physical prowess. The stat affects the amount of damage dealt with melee weapons and physical skills.
Dexterity is a measure of a character's physical prowess. The stat affects the amount of damage dealt with certain melee and ranged weapons and the damage of a physical critical strike. Also increases the effectiveness of skills that use dexterity as a base.
Agility is a measure of a character's ability to move about quickly. The stat affects the likelihood of landing a critical hit. Agility also increases the amount of ability points gained per round.
Intelligence is a measure of a character's mental acruity. The stat affects the amount of damage dealt with magical attacks with staves, wands, and spells. It also increases the amount of mana a character has, allowing it to cast more spells.
Constitution is a measure of a character's physical endurance. The stat affects the amount of hit points a character has, allowing it to take more damage before fainting. It also increases the effectiveness of skills and spells that use constitution as a base.


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The information here is based on the two datasets: the one about the medals won by countries in the London 2012 Olympiad and WHO statistics for multitude of countries. The first dataset is complete and clean, however the second one is quite inconsistent. In order to provide you this solution, we had to merge those two datasets, and we have eliminated mostly empty columns and rows. The remaining missing values were filled with zeroes and interpreted as noise.
There are 173 countries in the remaining data set, featuring 258 dimensions, 4 of which are describing medal count.


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by Charles CreitzOn Friday's edition of "The Story," Sandra Smith challenged a Democrat lawmaker's claim that this week's public hearings in the Trump impeachment inquiry showcased "incredibly convincing testimony of bribery"
Rep. Madeleine Dean, D-Pa., a member of the House Judiciary Committee, responded affirmatively when Smith asked if she had heard concrete evidence of impeachable offenses on Trump's behalf.
"These are people of extraordinary credibility," said Dean, who singled out testimony by former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch and ex-National Security Council staffer Fiona Hill. "We heard from most of these folks incredibly convincing, credible testimony of bribery by a president -- of a president who had a 'shadow' foreign policy."
IN TRUMP IMPEACHMENT TRIAL, SENATE REPUBLICANS COULD TURN TABLES ON DEMS
However, Smith replied that lawmakers who were in the hearing pointed out there was no discussion explicitly of "bribery."
"Even a moderate Republican like Congressman [Will] Hurd [R-Texas] ... has hinted that he would be a 'no' on impeachment," said Smith, noting Hurd is retiring after this term and does not have anything to "prove" to Trump.
"What exactly was it that you heard ... that you are basing impeaching the president [on]?" she asked.
Dean, whose committee would be tasked with drafting articles of impeachment against Trump, said she rejected claims by critics the remarks presented by witnesses amounted to hearsay.
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"[H]earsay evidence is credible, but we don't need just hearsay," she said. "We had first-hand folks who were in on the phone call, and you had the testimony -- Dr. Hill's testimony was without any kind of scrutiny."
"Where I stand is for our Constitution and for our democracy," she later added.
When asked if she is prepared to vote to impeach Trump should articles be put before the full House of Representatives, Dean demurred.
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install.packages("remotes") # If it's not already installed. remotes::install_github("OuhscBbmc/OuhscMunge")
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OUHSC CCAN Independent Evaluation of the State of Oklahoma Competitive Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) Project.: Evaluates MIECHV expansion and enhancement of Evidence-based Home Visitation programs in four Oklahoma counties. HRSA/ACF D89MC23154.
(So far) the primary developers of OuhscMunge are the external evaluators for Oklahoma’s MIECHV program.


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| #define | pairing_heap_h |
| #define | dynamic_array_h |
Functions | |
| heap_node * | init_node (node *element) |
| Initialises a new heap node. More... | |
| void | make_root (heap_node *hnode) |
| Makes a node the root of it's own tree, by having it's sib_left point to itself. More... | |
| void | set_left (heap_node *hnode, heap_node *sib_ptr) |
| Sets a heap node as the left sibling of another heap node. More... | |
| void | set_next (heap_node *hnode, heap_node *next_ptr) |
| Sets a heap node as the next element in the iteration order. More... | |
| int | is_leftmost_child (heap_node *hnode) |
| Checks whether or not a heap node is the leftmost child of it's parent. More... | |
| int | is_rightmost_child (heap_node *hnode) |
| Checks whether or not a heap node is the rightmost child of it's parent. More... | |
| void | mark_deleted (heap_node *hnode) |
| Marks a heap node as deleted, by setting it's sib_left pointer to NULL. More... | |
| void | add_child (heap_node *hnode, heap_node *child) |
| Adds a child to a heap node. More... | |
| void | remove_from_chain (heap_node *hnode) |
| Removes a node from the tree. More... | |
| int | is_empty (pairing_heap *pheap) |
| Checks if a heap is empty. More... | |
| node | min (pairing_heap *pheap) |
| Finds the minimum value in a heap. This is the root of the heap. More... | |
| heap_node * | find (pairing_heap *pheap, node *element) |
| Searches for an element in all nodes of the input heap, by searching the iteration list. More... | |
| int | compare (node *element_a, node *element_b) |
| Compares the f values of two elements. More... | |
| heap_node * | merge (heap_node *hnode_a, heap_node *hnode_b) |
| Merges two heap trees. More... | |
| void | merge_with_root (pairing_heap *pheap, heap_node *hnode) |
| Merges a heap node into a heap;. More... | |
| heap_node * | insert (pairing_heap *pheap, node *element) |
| Inserts an element into a heap. More... | |
| dyn_array_heap * | move_children (dyn_array_heap *detached, heap_node *hnode) |
| Moves all the children of a heap node into the detached queue for later use. More... | |
| heap_node * | merge_detached (dyn_array_heap *detached) |
| Merges all the heap nodes in the detached queue of a heap into a new tree. More... | |
| heap_node * | dequeue (dyn_array_heap *detached) |
| Extracts and removes the last element of the detached queue. More... | |
| node * | remove_from_heap (pairing_heap *pheap, heap_node *hnode) |
| Removes an element from the heap. More... | |
| pairing_heap * | init_heap () |
| Initialises an empty heap. More... | |
| int | heap_contains (pairing_heap *pheap, node *element) |
| Checks whether or not an element is in a heap. More... | |
| void | add_element (pairing_heap *pheap, node *element) |
| Adds an element to a heap. More... | |
| node * | extract_min (pairing_heap *pheap) |
| Extracts the root of the heap, and removes it from the heap. More... | |
| void | clean_heap (pairing_heap *pheap) |
| Frees all memory in the heap. More... | |
| #define dynamic_array_h |
Definition at line 12 of file pairing_heap.c.
| #define pairing_heap_h |
Definition at line 5 of file pairing_heap.c.
Adds a child to a heap node.
| [out] | hnode | The heap node to add the child node to |
| [in] | child | The child node to add to hnode |
Definition at line 218 of file pairing_heap.c.
| void add_element | ( | pairing_heap * | pheap, |
| node * | element | ||
| ) |
Adds an element to a heap.
| [out] | pheap | The heap to add the element to |
| [in] | element | The element to add to the heap |
Definition at line 321 of file pairing_heap.c.
| void clean_heap | ( | pairing_heap * | pheap | ) |
Frees all memory in the heap.
| [in] | pheap | The heap to free memory froom |
Definition at line 385 of file pairing_heap.c.
Compares the f values of two elements.
| [in] | element_a | The first element |
| [in] | element_b | The second element |
Definition at line 290 of file pairing_heap.c.
| heap_node * dequeue | ( | dyn_array_heap * | detached | ) |
Extracts and removes the last element of the detached queue.
| [in] | detached | The detached queue to extract from |
Definition at line 346 of file pairing_heap.c.
| node* extract_min | ( | pairing_heap * | pheap | ) |
Extracts the root of the heap, and removes it from the heap.
| [in] | pheap | The heap to extract minimum from |
Definition at line 376 of file pairing_heap.c.
| heap_node * find | ( | pairing_heap * | pheap, |
| node * | element | ||
| ) |
Searches for an element in all nodes of the input heap, by searching the iteration list.
| [in] | pheap | The heap to search for the element in |
| [in] | element | The element to search for |
Definition at line 273 of file pairing_heap.c.
| int heap_contains | ( | pairing_heap * | pheap, |
| node * | element | ||
| ) |
Checks whether or not an element is in a heap.
| [in] | pheap | The heap to search in |
| [in] | element | The element to search for |
Definition at line 284 of file pairing_heap.c.
| pairing_heap* init_heap | ( | ) |
Initialises an empty heap.
Definition at line 243 of file pairing_heap.c.
Initialises a new heap node.
| [in] | element | The element the new node should hold |
Definition at line 176 of file pairing_heap.c.
| heap_node * insert | ( | pairing_heap * | pheap, |
| node * | element | ||
| ) |
Inserts an element into a heap.
| [out] | pheap | The heap to insert the new element into |
| [in] | element | The element to insert into the heap |
Definition at line 312 of file pairing_heap.c.
| int is_empty | ( | pairing_heap * | pheap | ) |
Checks if a heap is empty.
| [in] | pheap | The heap to check |
Definition at line 261 of file pairing_heap.c.
| int is_leftmost_child | ( | heap_node * | hnode | ) |
Checks whether or not a heap node is the leftmost child of it's parent.
| hnode[in] | The heap node to check |
Definition at line 206 of file pairing_heap.c.
| int is_rightmost_child | ( | heap_node * | hnode | ) |
Checks whether or not a heap node is the rightmost child of it's parent.
| hnode[in] | The heap node to check |
Definition at line 210 of file pairing_heap.c.
| void make_root | ( | heap_node * | hnode | ) |
Makes a node the root of it's own tree, by having it's sib_left point to itself.
| [out] | hnode | The node to make root |
Definition at line 190 of file pairing_heap.c.
| void mark_deleted | ( | heap_node * | hnode | ) |
Marks a heap node as deleted, by setting it's sib_left pointer to NULL.
| [out] | hnode | to mark deleted |
Definition at line 214 of file pairing_heap.c.
Merges two heap trees.
| [in] | hnode_a | The first heap tree |
| [in] | hnode_b | The second heap tree |
Definition at line 294 of file pairing_heap.c.
| heap_node * merge_detached | ( | dyn_array_heap * | detached | ) |
Merges all the heap nodes in the detached queue of a heap into a new tree.
| [in] | detached | The detached queue to merge all nodes of |
Definition at line 339 of file pairing_heap.c.
| void merge_with_root | ( | pairing_heap * | pheap, |
| heap_node * | hnode | ||
| ) |
Merges a heap node into a heap;.
| [out] | pheap | The heap to merge the heap node with |
| [in] | hnode | The heap node to merge into the heap |
Definition at line 304 of file pairing_heap.c.
| node min | ( | pairing_heap * | pheap | ) |
Finds the minimum value in a heap. This is the root of the heap.
| [in] | pheap | The heap to find the root of |
Definition at line 265 of file pairing_heap.c.
| dyn_array_heap * move_children | ( | dyn_array_heap * | detached, |
| heap_node * | hnode | ||
| ) |
Moves all the children of a heap node into the detached queue for later use.
| [in] | detached | The detached queue to move the children to |
| [in] | hnode | The heap node to remove children from |
Definition at line 327 of file pairing_heap.c.
| void remove_from_chain | ( | heap_node * | hnode | ) |
Removes a node from the tree.
| [in] | hnode | The node to remove from the tree |
Definition at line 230 of file pairing_heap.c.
| node * remove_from_heap | ( | pairing_heap * | pheap, |
| heap_node * | hnode | ||
| ) |
Removes an element from the heap.
| [out] | pheap | The heap to remove an element from |
| [in] | hnode | The element to remove |
Definition at line 352 of file pairing_heap.c.
Sets a heap node as the left sibling of another heap node.
| [out] | hnode | The heap node to add a left sibling to |
| [in] | sib_ptr | The left sibling to add to another heap_node |
Definition at line 196 of file pairing_heap.c.
Sets a heap node as the next element in the iteration order.
| [out] | hnode | The heap node that should be prior to next_ptr |
| [in] | next_ptr | The heap node to add as the next element in the iteration order |
Definition at line 201 of file pairing_heap.c.


Who????
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- Srcset & Picture implementation
What is Responsive images?
Efficiently load properly dimensioned images that fit the page's design
Started out as
"Just send the largest possible image"
"And let the browser resize it"
EAZZZZZZY!!!
Well...
This led to
BLOAT!!!>
72% Serve same resources
guypo.com
How much can be saved?
Up to™ 72% image data savings
tkadlec.com
So quality issues became
data plan abuse
And...
Large images?
People demanded a solution
Turned to the mailing lists
Proposals!
Moar proposals!
And the RICG was born
Picture vs. srcset
Turned into picture *with* srcset
Browsers weren't convinced
Src-N
Then some more
And MOAR
Back to picture
Browsers were like
But Blink was like
So I got busy
And soon became
So, crowdfunding to the rescue
I even did this video thing...
It went well
And patches got landing
~60 patches later
Blink work is done
WebKit is underway
Hopefully shipping in Chrome 37/38
I wasn't alone in this
The srcset 'x' part
Use case - "Retina images"
Load hi-res images
on hi-res devices
The syntax

Use case - Art direction
Use case #2 - MIME type fallback
The syntax
<picture>
<source media="(min-width: 45em)" srcset="large.jpg">
<source media="(min-width: 18em)" srcset="medium.jpg">

</picture>
The sizes + srcset 'w' descriptor part
http://ericportis.com/posts/2014/srcset-sizes/
use case - variable width images
The syntax

Blink - Chrome & Opera
Actively implementing!
srcset 'x' descriptor already shipped
sizes and srcset - behind a flag
picture - work started
Firefox
Actively implementing!
IE
Showing interest
WebKit
Implemented & shipped srcset's 'x' descriptor
Willing to accept patches behind a compile flag
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Currency converters tell you that you can get £{{ conversion_rate | round(2) }} for $100. But how much money would you need in London to buy the same things you'd buy in New York? This is where Purchasing Power Parity is useful.
This application was built as a solution to one of the challenges in Get the Data Challenge. The code is open source and MIT licensed and can be found on GitHub.
The data used by this application comes from The World Bank. The data was then converted into a simplified table by taking the latest available data for every country. The source data used by this application is on GitHub along with the code (Last Updated: Jan 2023). Favicon by Arthur Shlain on The Noun Project. For any questions or concerns with the data or this app, please contact me on Twitter or by email on nigel at nigelb dot me.
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Schools block dataset technical specification: 2014 to 2015
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This page has been withdrawn as it relates to a previous year and no longer reflects the current guidance. You can find more up-to-date guidance on the
current page
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The authority proforma tool (APT) is being initially issued in mid-June 2013. This note accompanies the
separate APT user instructions document
which has also been prepared by the EFA.
The EFA will re-issue the APT to local authorities in mid-December 2013, with the prepopulated data updated to relate to the October 2013 school census, and the March 2013 SSDA903 dataset for the looked-after children factor. An updated version of this dataset specification will be published at the same time.


England's Delph out of Euro qualifiers due to injury
England midfielder Fabian Delph has been ruled out of their final Euro 2020 qualifiers against Montenegro and Kosovo due to injury, the FA said in a statement http://www.thefa.com/news/2019/nov/12/england-mens-squad-update-fabian-delph-121119 on Tuesday.
REUTERS: England midfielder Fabian Delph has been ruled out of their final Euro 2020 qualifiers against Montenegro and Kosovo due to injury, the FA said in a statement http://www.thefa.com/news/2019/nov/12/england-mens-squad-update-fabian-delph-121119 on Tuesday.
The 29-year-old Delph arrived at England's training ground with an injury and has returned to his club Everton after it was determined he would not be fit for either game.
England top Group A with 15 points from six games and will seal a Euro 2020 spot with a win or draw at home to Montenegro at Wembley on Thursday or if Kosovo lose to the Czech Republic. England visit Kosovo in their last qualifier on Sunday.
England are not calling up a replacement for Delph although Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson - who is suspended for the Montenegro match - was joining the squad on Tuesday.
(Reporting by Richard Martin; editing by Ken Ferris)


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we need to look in json. then check actual latest db. if db date is newer, then do run for the pair. then check action and date of action. must be date of action: 1. oppisite (if we did real buy, we want to find a sell and oppisite), 2. date of action is after this date of action
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This project is all about representing terms in an algebra with graphs, and characterizing the term-representing graphs using structural constraints. The current focus is on the formulas of a propositional logic built out of some number of parallel monoidal closed structures, especially bunched implication logic. At the moment, a faithful graph-theoretic representation of the closed \(\{\wedge,*\}\)-fragment (which also includes) of propositional bunched implication logic exists, and the graphs it produces are characterized. The general case is still under construction, but looks promising.
It was first noticed in the 70s that a faithful representation of propositions in classical propostional logic could be represented with simple graphs whose vertices were labelled by propositions. This was later used in [1] to give a combinatorial account of classical propositional logic's proof theory, which was extended in [2] to full classical predicate logic and in [3] to several modal logics.
To give a flavour of the work involved, what follows is a brief account of the representation of classical propositional formulas that appears in [1]. Given a formula \(\varphi\) grammatically constructed from the rules \[ A,B ::= p \in \mathbf{Prop} \mid \bar p \mid A \wedge B \mid A \vee B, \] the simple graph \([\![\varphi]\!]\) associated with \(\varphi\) is defined recursively as follows: For any literal \(a\), \[ [\![a]\!] = (\{v^{(a)}\}, \emptyset) \] is the graph with a single vertex labelled "\(a\)". For any formulas \(A,B\), \[ [\![A \vee B]\!] = [\![A]\!] \sqcup [\![B]\!] \] is given by disjoint union, and \[ [\![A \wedge B]\!] = [\![A]\!] |\!| [\![B]\!] := [\![A]\!] \sqcup [\![B]\!] + \{v \frown w \mid v \in [\![A]\!], w \in [\![B]\!]\} \] is given by a disjoint union followed by fully connecting vertices between the two components (notice that \(|\!|\) and \(\sqcup\) are associative and commutative operations!). For example, \([\![q \wedge (\bar q \vee p)\wedge r]\!]\) is the following graph.
An interesting feature of this representation of graphs
A slightly different graphical representation is used in [4] for the multiplicative fragment of intuitionistic propositional logic, where a combinatorial proof theory is also developed. In a talk I attended last year, given by Willem Heijltes and about [4], he mentioned that characterizing the graphs representing their formulas was a huge pain. While the ultimate aim of combinatorial proof theory is to...well...give a combinatorial account of proof theory, I think the faithful representation of formulas and the characterization of their graphs is itself an interesting and meaningful problem. At the very least, I hope that the project allows our friends in the combinatorial proof theory department to suffer just a little less.
This project is mostly for-fun, so it isn't worked on actively all the time. I encourage anyone interested to get in contact and contribute. More information on the combinatorial proofs program can be found here.