--- date: "2020-01-27" draft: false title: About SDS 291 - Multiple Regression ---
This intermediate-level statistics course develops skills in regression modelling. Our approach to learning regression modelling prioritizes more hands-on work fitting models with real-world data and less on mathematical proofs of the underlying estimators (consider Mathematical Statistics for that content).
The formal course description is:
Theory and applications of regression techniques; linear and nonlinear multiple regression models, residual and influence analysis, correlation, covariance analysis, indicator variables and time series analysis. This course includes methods for choosing, fitting, evaluating and comparing statistical models and analyzes data sets taken from the natural, physical and social sciences. Prerequisite: one of a college-level introductory statistics course or the equivalent or a score of 4 or 5 on the AP Statistics examination.
The course serves as a required course for the Statistical and Data Sciences (SDS) major and minor, as well as in the applied statistics track of the math major. For more information on how the course fits within the SDS curriculum, see the SDS website.


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sfa.base module¶
-
class
sfa.base.
Algorithm
(abbr)[source]¶ Bases:
sfa.base.ContainerItem
The base class of Algorithm classes.
Examples
>>> class AnAlgorithm(sfa.base.Algorithm): # Definition of algorithm ... ...
>>> alg = AnAlgorithm() >>> alg.params = params_obj # Parameters of the algorithm >>> alg.data = data_obj # Data to be analyzed by the algorithm >>> alg.initialize() >>> res = alg.compute()
- Attributes
Methods
compute
(self, b)Process the assigned data
compute_batch
(self)Process the assigned data that contains a batch data.
Initialize the basal activity, \(b\).
initialize_network
(self)Initialize the data structures related to network.
copy
initialize
-
compute
(self, b)[source]¶ - Process the assigned data
with the given basal activity, \(b\).
- Parameters
- bnumpy.ndarray
1D array of basal activity.
- Returns
- xnumpy.ndarray
1D-array object of activity at steady-state.
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compute_batch
(self)[source]¶ Process the assigned data that contains a batch data. The result is stored in
result
member.
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data
¶ The object of
sfa.base.Data
. Data to be processed based on the algorithm can accessed through this member.
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params
¶ The object of
sfa.base.ParameterSet
. Parameters of the algorithm can accessed through this member.
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result
¶ The object of
sfa.base.Result
. The result of computing the batch.
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class
sfa.base.
Data
[source]¶ Bases:
sfa.base.ContainerItem
- Attributes
- A
abbr
Abbreviation or symbol representing this item.
- df_conds
- df_exp
- df_ptb
- dg
- has_link_perturb
- i2n
- iadj_to_idf
- inputs
- n2i
name
Full name or description of this item.
- names_ptb
- vals_ptb
Methods
initialize
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A
¶
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df_conds
¶
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df_exp
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df_ptb
¶
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dg
¶
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has_link_perturb
¶
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i2n
¶
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iadj_to_idf
¶
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initialize
(self, fpath, fname_network='network.sif', fname_ptb='ptb.tsv', fname_conds='conds.tsv', fname_exp='exp.tsv', inputs={})[source]¶
-
inputs
¶
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n2i
¶
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names_ptb
¶
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vals_ptb
¶
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class
sfa.base.
Result
[source]¶ Bases:
sfa.utils.FrozenClass
- Attributes
- df_sim
-
df_sim
¶


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Wednesdays from 12-1:50pm in Meyer 851.
The aim of this seminar course is explore using the Internet to collect behavioral data. The course is structured to be very hands-on. Students will be expected to program an experiment relevant to their research goals by the end of the class.
The course will be taught using a "flipped classroom" design. The lectures and readings will be posted on this webpage before class. Students will be expected to watch the videos and follow along with the instruction before they come to class. In class time will be spent entirely in constructive conversation, debugging, talking with other students about problems that came up, etc... The idea is that you can get the lecture stuff offline on your own time/pace but in class time it is more valueable to get hands-on help from other students and from the professor (me!).


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Deployed Infrastructure as Code using AWS CloudFormation with YAML configuration file, created VPC system with AWS CLI command;
Used Lucidchart to implement cloud web server application architecture diagram, created a Multi-Availability Zone
Cloud container with Virtual Private Cloud(VPC), added public/private subnets and internet gateway to control traffic;
Implemented basic Networking Infrastructure using CloudFormation code in YAML, added Routing method at the end to configure network routing rules.
You can find this part of the code at Github
CloudDevND_Networking_Infra page.
Applied Autoscaling group to manage multiple instances, contributed traffic with Load Balancer,
especially controlled inbound traffic with Security Groups, used LaunchConfiguration to implement Web Server Application.
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Microsoft is bringing Gmail accounts to Outlook on the web
Look out! Google Mails!
by Chris MerrimanMICROSOFT IS BEING all co-operative again. The formerly siloed tech giant has been much more receptive in recent years and this time, it's Google that's about to get on its good side.
According to reports, Microsoft is about to roll out full Gmail integration for its Outlook web client, with select users already able to test the new features.
The integration works by tethering a Google account to an Outlook account. Once that's done, all your mail, calendar entries, heck, even your Google Docs will start to appear.
Entries are kept separate in matching inboxes/calendars, so it's easy to tell what came from where. Google Drive documents can't be managed from within Outlook, but once access is granted, you'll be able to select and attach individual files to your mail - regardless of whether you're using your Outlook or Gmail account.
The question is when this feature goes fully live, will it be free or limited to those who pay for an additional Office 365 subscription. Alternatively, it could be limited to ‘Pro' users only. Or it could be free, an act of benevolence on the part of Redmond. We will have to wait and see.
Microsoft has acknowledged that there are, indeed, some people testing some new features for Outlook, but so far, it isn't sharing any details about when we'll see them roll out, nor who is getting them.
The move is yet another example of Microsoft's transformation as it learns that it's no longer the only game in town. With rivals like GSuite already making it fairly easy to integrate Outlook, then the only way for Microsoft to get you using its service is if it can offer the same functionality.
The desktop/web interface also makes a great introduction to the "Outlook way" of doing things, which could lure them towards the Outlook apps for iOS and Android. μ
Further reading
Google threatens to cut SwiftKey off from Gmail
- 28 Jun 2019
Google brings AMP-powered Dynamic Emails to Gmail from 2 July
- 11 Jun 2019
Happy 15th birthday Gmail, thanks for the scheduled sending feature
- 02 Apr 2019
Google finally makes right-clicking in Gmail less pointless
- 12 Feb 2019


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A facade shatters into pieces like broken glass.
A winner of the special award, Paradigm Shift presents "Facade," a song on the issues of frustration, guilt, and abuse in a melody of release.
Song sung from the perspective of a person with a mental health condition in an abusive (not necessarily romantic) relationship. Depicts inner turmoil, guilt, frustration, drug abuse, and the eventual decision to leave. Uses auditory and visual imagery of broken glass to represent a false pretense or a facade being removed.


Sterling supports Gomez after England defender booed by Wembley fans
The team-mates were involved in a skirmish at St George’s Park on Monday that led to Sterling’s omission.
Raheem Sterling has criticised England fans who booed Joe Gomez during the 7-0 rout of Montenegro at Wembley.
Forward Sterling missed the victory which secured the Three Lions’ passage to Euro 2020 after his skirmish with Gomez at St George’s Park on Monday.
Liverpool defender Gomez was jeered when he came on in the second half, leaving Manchester City star Sterling unhappy in the stands.
Sterling tweeted after the match: “To all the England fans, I wanted to leave things as it was but tonight I have to speak again.
“It was hard for me to see my team-mate get booed for something that was my fault. Joe hasn’t done anything wrong and for me to see someone who keeps his head down and work hard…
“Especially after a difficult week for him to be booed when he came on tonight was wrong. I’ve taken full responsibility and accepted the consequence. I felt as though I had to say this, get home safe every one.”


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Jesus is My Friend!
The following video is of a song by "Sonseed". Can you guess which year this was recorded? I can't. It was probably before I was born.
My favorite lines from the song:
He taught me how to pray
And how to save my soul
He taught me how to praise my God
And still play rock and roll.
He taught me how to live
My life as it should be
He taught me how to turn my cheek
when people laugh at me.
Once I tried to run,
I tried to run and hide.
Jesus came and found me
And he touched me down inside.
He is like a mountie,
He always gets his man.
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PETA Urges Ben & Jerry's to Use Human Milk
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The breast is best! Won't you give cows and their babies a break and our health a boost by switching from cow's milk to breast milk in Ben and Jerry's ice cream? Thank you for your consideration.
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Sam McGuffie was a senior in 2008 in Houston. He liked to hurdle other players. This video is one of those plays.
McGuffie later signed on with Michigan.
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Bankruptcy, not bailout, is the right answer
This commentary from Jeffrey Miron sits well with me. I am not a fan of the bailout package. What are your thoughts?
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Ron Paul on the Financial Crisis
This link is a letter from Ron Paul (dated 9/24) on the Financial Crisis. I agree with Ron Paul too.
-
Ron Paul: Speaks to the House on the Crisis
Just in case the letter didn't phase you... watch a video of Dr. No
HT: Digg
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No man's life, liberty or property are safe while the legislature is in session
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$10 million for a world changing idea
"Google Inc. will award $10 million to fund ideas that promise to better the world"
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This is a great chart on napping. No really, I'm serious. It's useful.
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This is useful information for those who have either occasional or chronic insomnia.
From the article:
Q: How do I know if I need a sleeping pill?
A: More than a third of Americans experience occasional insomnia, which is defined as a few nights of restlessness, poor sleep, or trouble falling asleep. The general rule of thumb: If insomnia lasts a month and doesn't get better, talk to your doctor... [continued in the article]
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Sept 24 was National Punctuation Day! Did you celebrate? I bet you observed it unofficially by using punctuation in your writing. If only people would use proper punctuation in emails...
And - for those of you who don't realize the importance of punctuation, you can read this article detailing how a comma cost a company $2.13 million.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British election is likely to result in a hung parliament and the Brexit Party’s lawmakers could be kingmakers, leader Nigel Farage said on Monday.
“It is likely, it is likely that we are going to have a hung parliament next time around so actually if the Brexit Party get a reasonable amount of people in there they could exert a great influence,” Farage told ITV. “Mrs May was kept in power by 10 DUP MPs.”
Former Prime Minister Theresa May was dependent on Democratic Unionist Party lawmakers to govern after her failed bet on a snap election lost her party its majority.
Farage said he would hurt the opposition Labour Party “in the most extraordinary way”.


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Overview
This document outlines the following concepts:
- Company Trees
- Nodes
- Companies
- Divisions
- Groups
- Locations
- Devices
- Relationships
- Inheritance
Company Tree
A Company Tree is a representation of how a Company is structured and is used to:
- Organize Locations
- Manage nuances within iQmetrix APIs, which can be passed down hierarchically
- Structure reporting
- Manage security access
See the figure below for a general concept of how a Company Tree is structured.
Nodes
Nodes are the building blocks of a Company Tree and are used to represent the Company, Group, Division, Location or Devices in a Company Tree.
While Nodes may have multiple children, they can only have a single parent.
Company
The Root (top-most) Company Tree Node always represents the Company that owns the tree.
Divisions and Groups
Divisions and Groups serve as generic buckets you can use to organize a Company Tree.
iQmetrix recommends using Divisions to represent sub-brands or sub-companies and Groups to represent managerial or geographical groupings.
Locations
Locations represent physical and virtual presences that may hold inventory or process transactions, such as:
- Offices
- Retail locations
- Kiosks
- Distribution centers
- Warehouses
Devices
Devices include payment terminals and hardware appliances that run iQmetrix products such as XQ Shelf.
Relationships
Company Tree Nodes are connected by Relationships, which create the hierarchical nature of the Company Tree.
The following table summarizes the possible relationships that may exist between Company Tree Nodes.
| Company Tree Node Type | Allowable Childen |
|---|---|
| Company | Division, Group, Location, Device |
| Division | Division, Group, Location |
| Group | Division, Group, Location |
| Location | Device |
| Device | None |
Company Tree and RQ
A company structure in RQ is made up of company, channels, regions, districts, and locations. At minimum, the company, region, district and location level must be included to create a tree with a depth of 4.
If an RQ company structure is imported into the Company Tree API, the following conversions take place:
| RQ | Company Tree |
|---|---|
| Company | Company |
| Channel | Division |
| Region | Group |
| District | Group |
| Location | Location |
Inheritance
iQmetrix APIs use the hierarchical structure of a Company Tree to pass information “down” the Tree. This is called inheritance.
In the example above, we have priced an iPhone Case at the KENTEL Node for 8.99. Alberta, Manitoba, Calgary and Winnipeg inherit this price, as they do not have a price explicitly set.
However, Edmonton Mall does have a price set for 11.99 and does not inherit the price from its parent, Alberta.
Example
This example demonstrates the flexibility of a Company Tree as a company changes over time.
The fictional company used for these examples is KENTEL, a cellular mobility store specializing in wireless accessories.
KENTEL has two retail locations in Edmonton and Calgary.
Through a successful social media campaign, KENTEL gains thousands of followers on social media.
This translates into record sales, and KENTEL decides to expand into the neighboring province of Manitoba, which has a similar climate.
A new province means a new set of taxes and regulations, so KENTEL hires a regional store manager. The Company Tree is modified to include regional groups Manitoba and Alberta.
A few months later, KENTEL acquires retail stores in Manitoba and California through a merger with a competitor, Wireless Realm. The company name changes to KENTEL Corporation as a result and the Canadian store are rebranded as Mobile etc.
Wanting to improve the customer experience, KENTEL decides to add devices to the Edmonton and San Francisco retail stores.
To simplify management, the Company Tree is divided into Divisions.


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Search for User by Username Using Wildcards
Implicit Use of --username flag
When specifying a single value after the command name, if it is not a number and does not contain the at symbol ( @ ), Prompt will assume it is a Username
list-users jsmith*
Explicit Use of --username flag
list-users --username jsmith*
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LastLogin |
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jsmith |
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2016-12-06T09:31:38.413-07:00 |
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| 1095 |
jsmithson |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
2016-12-063T08:15:28.123-07:00 |
false |
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List Users In a DNN Security Role
list-users --role "Registered Users"
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Email |
LastLogin |
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admin |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
2016-12-01T06:03:10-07:00 |
false |
true |
| 3 |
tuser1 |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
2016-12-01T09:31:38.413-07:00 |
false |
true |
| 31 |
jsmith |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
2016-12-19T12:23:39-07:00 |
false |
true |


This example demonstrates the audio capture and playback ability of this EVM. The Multimedia framework used is GStreamer
NOTE: Please make sure a listening device is connected to the audio line out and a audio source, such as an MP3 player, is connected to the audio line in. If a microphone is used as an input, the amplitude of the signal it produces may not be strong enough to be audible in the demo. If your EVM does not have an audio in, empty buffers will be recorded.


class Solution: def slowestKey(self, releaseTimes: List[int], keysPressed: str) -> str: rt = releaseTimes kp = keysPressed m = rt[0] n = kp[0] for i in range(1, len(rt)): diff = rt[i] - rt[i-1] if diff > m or (diff == m and kp[i] > n): m = diff n = kp[i] return n


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Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927, F. W. Murnau)
A Retrospective Review by David M. Arnold
"Sunrise" has to be the most romantic silent film ever made. It concerns a man (played by George O'Brien) and his wife (Janet Gaynor) who are nameless (although we learn from the original photoplay that they are named Ansass and Indre). It's better that the film doesn't name them -- they become archetypes for all couples. They appear to be peasants living in a vaguely Eastern European village, one in which the residents make a little extra money by renting out extra rooms to summer vacationers. Ansass is smitten by a Woman From the City boarding at a neighboring farm (Margaret Livingston, called "the Vamp" in the photoplay, using the 1920's argot), who convinces him to murder Indre, sell the farm and move to the City. He agrees to stage a boating accident and to leave Indre to drown.
When the moment comes, Ansass is unable to commit the crime. He rows to shore and Indre, in a panic, runs and catches a tram into town. Ansass jumps onto the tram and tries to comfort her. During an impromptu adventure in the City, he quells her fear and rekindles the love between them. They renew their marriage vows, they have their photograph taken, and they spend an evening in some kind of amusement park that appears to be a cross between a state fair midway and the Rainbow Room.
Then, after they have revitalized their relationship, the pair are confronted with an ironic final crisis.
F. W. Murnau, along with Fritz Lang, were the two directors to emerge from the post-WWI German Expressionist movement who revealed any enduring talent. I believe Murnau to have been the better of the two: Unfortunately his career was cut short by an untimely automobile accident, leaving only Lang to develop a significant canon of work.
Released in 1927, "Sunrise" was on the cusp between the true silents and the talkies. Fox had already developed their "Movietone" system, an optical sound-on-film technique that they used for their newsreels. "Sunrise" was distributed with a Movitone sountrack that included a musical score and some sound effects but no dialogue. Dialogue was presented using the tried-and-true silent film technique of intertitles. It would still be a few years before sound technology would be fully shaken out, and before both filmmakers and their audiences had adapted to the new medium.
"Sunrise" premiered at the Roxy Theatre in New York, accompanied by the Roxy Orchestra conducted by Hugo Riesenfeld. Microphones picked up the score and the signals were transmitted via telephone wires to the Western Electric labs where they were recorded and converted into a Movietone soundtrack. We are fortunate that the Movitone soundtrack survived, even if the reproduction is crude by today's standards (although I think the audio sounds better than many surviving late '20's vintage phonograph records).
The Fox laserdisc of "Sunrise" offers two soundtracks: The digital track is a modern score for orchestra composed and conducted by silent film accompianist Timothy Brock, and the analog track is the original Movietone soundtrack. Watching the laserdisc on home theatre equipment featuring a big screen, and listening to Brock's score in high fidelity stereo gives the viewer a taste of what a silent film experience must have been like in a large, urban film palace with a live orchestra.
However, The true power of the film comes through when experienced with Riesenfeld's original Movietone sound track. As good as Brock is at creating silent accompaniaments (I admire his work featured on the "Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" laserdisc and DVD), Riesenfeld is the true pro. Riesenfeld's score truly enhances the moods and emotions of the visuals. The difference between the two scores is most dramatic at the close of the film, Riesenfelds's rising to a crescendo to drive home the theme of Love Victorious. Brock's score evokes the original silent film experience; Riesenfeld's score drives one to tears.
William Fox brought Murnau over from Germany after he made his film "The Last Laugh", famous for not requiring a single title card. Fox wanted "Sunrise" to be a showcase for his studio's abilities. This film has it All: Huge sets built in forced perspective and using children and midgets as extras to provide the illusion of great depth; a tram track laid for the long, lyrical ride from the country to the city; process shots (including Schuefftan effects and travelling mattes); deep focus.
Murnau was a master at fluid camera movement. A scene in which Ansass trudges through a marsh on his way to his assignation with The Vamp was done in a single shot involving complex camera tracking; the effect is breathtaking. Shots are taken while riding the tram and on board boats. Murnau was also a master of open form, suggesting space outside the slightly claustrophobic, narrowed Movietone frame by having action move in from the sides of the screen.
He also exploited multiple images in "Sunrise". Some of the stuff might seem a bit corny to modern viewers, but the World saw a lot of it here first. The only shot that doesn't work for me is the one at the end of Ansass's and Indre's night on the town when they embrace and the shot dissolves to them embracing as cherubs circle over them looking like they were suspended from the blades of a spinning Casablanca-style ceiling fan.
Janet Gaynor won the first ever Academy Award for Best Actress for her work in "Sunrise", along with "Seventh Heaven" and "Street Angels". Margaret Livingston is absolutely believable as the lascivious, amoral, goldigging home wrecker.
One of the requirements that a film must satisfy before I consider it to be a great film that it bear watching over and over again without losing its freshness or appeal (it's funny, but silent films seem to have an easier time satisfying this requirement). "Sunrise" not only bears repeated viewings, it deserves them.
"Sunrise" is available on VHS tape from Critics Choice Video. This version features the original Movietone soundtrack. The Fox laserdisc features a much cleaner print, and includes Timothy Brock's modern score, along with the Movietone soundtrack, plus some supplementary production material.
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In a bowl, mix together the crushed ginger biscuits and melted butter until well combined. Press this mixture into the bottom of each of six glass tumblers to form an even layer.
Bring the elderflower pressé and sugar to the boil in a pan. Continue to boil until the volume of liquid has reduced by half. Set aside to cool for 5-10 minutes.
In a separate bowl, beat the mascarpone, vanilla seeds, cooled elderflower pressé mixture and elderflower liqueur together until well combined. Fold in the whipped cream until well combined, then fold in the lychees.
Spoon the mixture into the tumblers.
In a bowl, mix the lime marmalade with the boiling water until it has dissolved. Set aside to cool slightly, then spread over the surface of each cheesecake.
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Google Python Style Guide SampleClass
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Args:
big_table: An open Bigtable Table instance.
keys: A sequence of strings representing the key of each table row
to fetch.
other_silly_variable: Another optional variable, that has a much
longer name than the other args, and which does nothing.
Returns:
A dict mapping keys to the corresponding table row data
fetched. Each row is represented as a tuple of strings. For
example:
{'Serak': ('Rigel VII', 'Preparer'),
'Zim': ('Irk', 'Invader'),
'Lrrr': ('Omicron Persei 8', 'Emperor')}
If a key from the keys argument is missing from the dictionary,
then that row was not found in the table.
Raises:
IOError: An error occurred accessing the bigtable.Table object.
Definition at line 11 of file a.py.
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33 then that row was not found in the table.
36 IOError: An error occurred accessing the bigtable.Table object.


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The DynamicArrayFn
functor provides dynamically sized monomorphic
arrays. Each array has an associated default value, which is
covers those elements that have not been explicitly initialized
(conceptually, one can view an array as having an infinite size).
Thus, reads from indices above the bound will return the default value.
The bound of an array is the highest index of an initialized
element (or ~1
if there are no initialized elements). The
defined range of the array are the elements in the positions
indexed from zero to the bound.
Synopsis
signature MONO_DYNAMIC_ARRAY
functor DynamicArrayFn (A : MONO_ARRAY) : MONO_DYNAMIC_ARRAY
Functor Argument Interface
A : MONO_ARRAY
Functor Argument Description
A : MONO_ARRAY
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A structure that implements the
MONO_ARRAY
signature from the SML Basis Library.
Interface
type elem
type array
val array : (int * elem) -> array
val subArray : array * int * int -> array
val fromList : elem list * elem -> array
val toList : array -> elem list
val tabulate: int * (int -> elem) * elem -> array
val default : array -> elem
val sub : array * int -> elem
val update : array * int * elem -> unit
val bound : array -> int
val truncate : array * int -> unit
Interface Description
type elem
-
The type of array elements.
type array
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The type of dynamic arrays.
val array : (int * elem) -> array
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array (sz, dflt)
returns a new array with bound~1
and default valuedflt
. Thesz
argument, which must be non-negative, is used as a hint of the potential range of indices. This function raises theSize
exception ifsz < 0
. val subArray : array * int * int -> array
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subArray (arr, lo, hi)
returns a new array with the same default asarr
, and whose values in the range[0, hi-lo]
are equal to the values inarr
in the range[lo, hi]
. This function raises theSize
exception iflo > hi
. val fromList : elem list * elem -> array
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fromList (lst, dflt)
returns a new array created from the elements oflst
and with default valuedflt
. The bound of the array will belength lst - 1
. val toList : 'a array -> 'a list
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toList arr
returns a list of the array’s contents. The resulting list will have the array’s bound plus one elements. val tabulate: int * (int -> elem) * elem -> array
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tabulate (sz, init, dflt)
returns a new array with the firstsz
elements initialized using the functioninit
and the default valuedflt
. This function raises theSize
exception ifsz < 0
. val default : array -> elem
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default arr
returns the default value for the array. val sub : array * int -> elem
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sub (arr, ix)
returns the value of the array at indexix
. If that value has not been explicitly set, then it returns the array’s default value. This function raises theSubscript
exception ifix < 0
. val update : array * int * elem -> unit
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update (arr, ix, v)
sets the value at indexix
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returns the current bound of the array, which is the highest index that has been explicitly set (e.g., byupdate
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sets every entry with index greater or equal tosz
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[Gecode] Bug tracking?
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Wed May 19 22:41:18 CEST 2004
On Wed, 19 May 2004, Christian Schulte wrote:
> Bugzilla is fine with me.
>
> For obvious reasons, www.ps.uni-sb.de/gecode is completely out of question!
> Well, at least for anything to the public. If it goes there, then only with
> password. I think it is so obvious, that I don't have to explain, do I?
Yes, it is, and no, you don't ;-)
Well, maybe I should have asked, but I assumed that you probably don't
have a web server with such a liberal policy as ours, and that it might be
the easiest thing to install it here.
Regarding Denys' suggestion, we might (as soon as Gecode is released, of
course) also consider something like SourceForge.net or
Savannah.gnu.org, that would give us CVS, bug tracking, web space and
mailing lists for free. I have actually never used any of these, it just
came to my mind.
Guido
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Watch: 10-foot King Cobra discovered on super-fast train in Uttarakhand
The video showed, two personnel garbing the reptile with the snake tongs on both ends, making sure the venomous snake was not too agitated. Within minutes the snake was safely removed from the wheel panel and put in a crate.
by Trends DeskSnakes have been discovered in the oddest of urban settings, from toilets to even refrigerators, and recently, one hitchhiked a ride on a super-fast train in Uttarakhand. A 10-foot King Cobra was found coiled above the wagon wheels near the door of the compartment. However, thanks to the prompt response from the rescue teams, all the passengers were unharmed.
In a joint rescue operation by the Uttarakhand Forest Department and RPF, the cobra was safely removed from the locomotive when it stopped at the Kathgodam Station.
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34
Elihu Asserts God's Justice
1 Then Elihu answered and said:
2 “Hear my words, you wise men,
and give ear to me, you who know;
3 for the ear tests words
as the palate tastes food.
4 Let us choose what is right;
let us know among ourselves what is good.
5 For Job has said, ‘I am in the right,
and God has taken away my right;
6 in spite of my right I am counted a liar;
my wound is incurable, though I am without transgression.’
7 What man is like Job,
who drinks up scoffing like water,
8 who travels in company with evildoers
and walks with wicked men?
9 For he has said, ‘It profits a man nothing
that he should take delight in God.’
10 “Therefore, hear me, you men of understanding:
far be it from God that he should do wickedness,
and from the Almighty that he should do wrong.
11 For according to the work of a man he will repay him,
and according to his ways he will make it befall him.
12 Of a truth, God will not do wickedly,
and the Almighty will not pervert justice.
13 Who gave him charge over the earth,
and who laid on him the whole world?
14 If he should set his heart to it
and gather to himself his spirit and his breath,
15 all flesh would perish together,
and man would return to dust.
16 “If you have understanding, hear this;
listen to what I say.
17 Shall one who hates justice govern?
Will you condemn him who is righteous and mighty,
18 who says to a king, ‘Worthless one,’
and to nobles, ‘Wicked man,’
19 who shows no partiality to princes,
nor regards the rich more than the poor,
for they are all the work of his hands?
20 In a moment they die;
at midnight the people are shaken and pass away,
and the mighty are taken away by no human hand.
21 “For his eyes are on the ways of a man,
and he sees all his steps.
22 There is no gloom or deep darkness
where evildoers may hide themselves.
23 For God has no need to consider a man further,
that he should go before God in judgment.
24 He shatters the mighty without investigation
and sets others in their place.
25 Thus, knowing their works,
he overturns them in the night, and they are crushed.
26 He strikes them for their wickedness
in a place for all to see,
27 because they turned aside from following him
and had no regard for any of his ways,
28 so that they caused the cry of the poor to come to him,
and he heard the cry of the afflicted—
29 When he is quiet, who can condemn?
When he hides his face, who can behold him,
whether it be a nation or a man?—
30 that a godless man should not reign,
that he should not ensnare the people.
31 “For has anyone said to God,
‘I have borne punishment; I will not offend any more;
32 teach me what I do not see;
if I have done iniquity, I will do it no more’?
33 Will he then make repayment to suit you,
because you reject it?
For you must choose, and not I;
therefore declare what you know.
34 Men of understanding will say to me,
and the wise man who hears me will say:
35 ‘Job speaks without knowledge;
his words are without insight.’
36 Would that Job were tried to the end,
because he answers like wicked men.
37 For he adds rebellion to his sin;
he claps his hands among us
and multiplies his words against God.”


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array array_keys ( array $input [, mixed $search_value [, bool $strict = false ]] )
array_keys() returns the keys, numeric and string, from the input array. If the optional search_value is specified, then only the keys for that value are returned. Otherwise, all the keys from the input are returned.
Returns an array of all the keys in input.


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- Each data center has its own data center network that interconnects its hosts with each other and interconnects the data center with the Internet.brief introduction to data center networking for cloud applications.
- The cost of a large data center is huge, exceeding $12 million per month for a 100,000 host data center:about 45 percent can be attributed to the hosts themselves (which need to be replaced every 3-4 years), 25 percent to infrastructure, including transformers, uninterruptable power supplies (UPS) systems, generators for long-term outages, and cooling systems, 15 percent for electric utility costs for the power draw; and 15 percent for networking, including network gear (switches, routers and load balancers), external links, and transit traffic costs.
- The worker bees in a data center are the host, they serve content, store emails and documents, and collectively perform massively distributed computations. The hosts in data centers, called blades and resembling pizza boxes, are generally commodity hosts that include CPU, memory, and disk storage
- he hosts are stacked in racks, with each rack typically having 20 to 40 blades. At the top of each rack there is a switch, aptly named the Top of Rack (TOR) switch, that interconnects the hosts in the rack with each other and with other switches in the data center
- The data center network supports two types of traffic: traffic flowing between
external clients and internal hosts and traffic flowing between internal hosts. To handle flows between external clients and internal hosts, the data center network includes one or more border routers, connecting the data center network to the public Internet
- Data center network design, the art of designing the interconnection network and protocols that connect the racks with each other and with the border routers,
- Inside the data center, the external requests are first directed to a
load balancer whose job it is to distribute requests to the hosts, balancing the load across the hosts as a function of their current load. A large data center will often have several load balancers, each one devoted to a set of specific cloud applications
- For a small data center housing only a few thousand hosts, a simple network consisting of a border router, a load balancer, and a few tens of racks all interconnected by a single Ethernet switch could possibly suffice. But to scale to tens to hundreds of thousands of hosts, a data center often employs a hierarchy of routers and switches
- One such trend is to deploy new interconnection architectures and network proto-
cols that overcome the drawbacks of the traditional hierarchical designs. One such
approach is to replace the hierarchy of switches and routers with a
fully connected
topology


Registration of a LOD dataset for harvesting by Europeana R&D
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January 2016. A huge storm is brewing above the GNU/Linux landscape. Winter is coming and things are beginning to change. For the worse. Thanks to this article it became very clear to me what Red Hat is all about. For years I have respected Red Hat as a major player in the GNU/Linux ecosystem and a supporter of open-source software. I believed they genuinely cared and wanted to prove the world that the open-source development model IS the model of the future. I guess I was wrong.
Red Hat never cared. That’s quite apparent when looking at some of the developer comments in
this bug report. They simply wanted a platform
for their software products. Furthermore, the way they organized the coup on GNU/Linux was quite devious. First, through Fedora
they supported the development of modern, streamlined apps. In turn, this generated a lot of hype and enthusiasm for open-source
software. Alas, steadily, tried and tested UNIX solutions, became obsolete, because they weren't modern enough.
udev
and a couple of other projects were created to address the presumed shortcomings of UNIX system design. Next, came
systemd
and took over the init process, and gradually started absorbing all of the minor system-level tools. You want
to boot your system – you need systemd. You want to run X11 – you need udev which is now a part of systemd. You want to mount
devices – you need dbus
, which was swallowed by systemd as well. In reality you don't actually need systemd for
any of that, but systemd became the convenient default, so switching to an alternative requires considerable effort and
tech-savviness. At some point in time the GNOME3 project finally bloomed and massacred the positive vibe after GNOME2. It also
quickly became reliant on systemd. It is simple and easy to use, as its proponents claim. To me it's more of an insult,
because it embodies everything that was wrong with the Metro UI in Windows 8 - oversimplification of UI elements, leading to
suboptimal user experience. But honestly, what do I care. I don't really have to use GNOME3.
The overall fuss over Red Hat’s agenda was and still is enormous. However, it boils down to an important dilemma concerning the nature of GNU/Linux. Should it retain its UNIX-like heritage or should it be allowed to drift into a new direction? I'm of the opinion that the design of UNIX is sound and still relevant to this day. It should not be forsaken and/or forgotten in the name of progress. Otherwise, GNU/Linux will become yet another soulless mainstream operating system. A commercial product and not a tradition. Perhaps that's why I'm so disturbed by the recent discussions and development in the open-source community.
Fortunately, there are alternatives! FreeBSD has set itself apart from the mainstream long ago and will not participate in Red Hat’s machinations. Moreover, it follows the original UNIX philosophy. In the Linux-verse there is the OpenRC based version of Manjaro and a relatively new, but greatly promising project – Devuan.


fun addMarriage(marriage: Marriage): Unit
Updates the UI to add a marriage to the Person being edited. This function does not write anything to the database.
See Also
removeMarriage


Scientific researches of chair are conducted in the following directions:
- Intellectual information systems of real time on the basis of the concept of multivariate bases and databanks;
- Coordination office in multi-agent systems;
- Automated network and remote learning;
- Expert systems with multiple inference engines;
- Monitoring of educational activities of the region;
- Object-oriented design of information systems;
- Models and algorithms of diagnostics of engineering networks;
- Planning and control of educational process in educational systems;
- Optimization of structure of control by the isolated educational systems.
The scientific directions and solved problems correspond to the content of educational process of chair and scientific problems of training of specialists.
From 1999 for 2009 on chair 2 doctor's and 17 master's dissertations are defended.
The informatics chair annually takes part in execution of federal and regional scientific and technical programs. From 1999 on 2009 scientific researches were conducted within grants and programs for the following projects:
- 1998-2000 on a subject "Informatics, control in technical systems, automated systems and ADP equipment", section: «Design of multidimensional databases for information systems of support of decision-making» within the subject plan of the state budgetary НИР;
- 2001 on a subject “The intelligent development of the information educational environment for open education” within the subject plan of the state budgetary НИР;
- 2002 on a subject «Development of the information and educational environment of the region on the example of the Republic of Bashkortostan», section «Development of theoretical bases and the normative principles of the organization of control in the information and educational environments of regional systems of remote learning» within the subject plan of the state budgetary НИР;
- 2002 within the MO Russian Federation scientific and technical program "Creation of system of open education" for the subject "Development of Model of the Organization of Educational Process on the Virtual Chair in System of Open Education with Use of Technology of Machine Intelligence and Internet Technologies" within the subject plan of the state budgetaryНИР;
- 1998-1999 with scientific and technical center "Signal" on the subject "Development and Deployment of Decision Making System Integrated by Industrial Control System of Electrical Power Supply and PPD" on a self-supporting basis;
- 2003 with the New and Ufa oil refinery on the subject "Creation of an Automated Workplace of the Duty Chemist-operator" on a self-supporting basis;
- 2006 with UGNTU on the subject "Development of Test Jobs on "Informatics"" on a self-supporting basis;
- 2007-2008 the chair became the participant of the Innovative educational program of the university implemented within the National Education project. Operations were carried out under the leadership of the prof. Kabalnov Y.S. on the subject "Information Support of Life Support Systems of Spacecrafts";
- 2008-2009 about JSC Izhdrillnordeks (Neftekamsk) and ATP "Vostoknefteprovodstroy" on the subject "Development of Interactive Directory Systems and Learning Modules";
- 2008-2009 with JSC Soliton on the subject "Software Development for the Linear Units of Equipment of Communication".


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Particl Project
Status Report
For general overview of Particl Project's goals visit Project Roadmap
Updated 9 November 2018
Recently completed
- Particl Marketplace (alpha, testnet)
- GUI Stabilize, Bug fixes and UI improvements
- Multiple image scrolling for listed items
- Governance 1.0
- Votes to be time based instead of block based
- Proposals to be time based instead of block based
- Uniformed height of listing items
- Drag'n'drop capability added when adding listings
Waiting for review
- Particl Marketplace (alpha, testnet)
- Automated testing - Integration testing
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Settings page
- GUI Settings
- Core Settings
- Market Settings
- Ability to view a list of reported items to cast a vote
-
Design/UX
- Unify address details modal
- Staking pool statistics
- Third-party integrations
In development
-
Particl Marketplace (alpha, testnet)
-
Private Markets
- HTML implementation of design and new flow
- Code refactoring
-
Proposals enhancements
- Clearing attention notifications
- Adding weights behind the votes on Governance (Listing removal)
- Sorting order of templates and listings in Sell page
- Updating testing documentation
-
Automated Testing
- End to End testing
- Unit Testing
- Regression Testing
- RingCT Implementation
-
Third Party Integration
Upcoming features
- Particl Marketplace (beta)
- Inventory Management
- Product Imports
- Deposit Negotiations
- Marketplace versioning for messages and listings
- Software Development Kit (SDK)
{% include particl-desktop.html %}


The Arrow framework is downloadable in two forms, within which you'll find the following directories and files, logically grouping common resources and providing both compiled and minified variations.
Please note that all Arrow JavaScript plugins require jQuery to be included, as shown in the starter template.
Once downloaded, unzip the compressed folder to see the structure of (the compiled) this framework. You'll see something like this:
{% highlight bash %} arrow-framework/ ├── css/ │ ├── arrow-base.css │ └── arrow-base.min.css │ ├── arrow-components.css │ └── arrow-components.min.css ├── fonts/ │ ├── arrow/ │ └── font-awesome/ ├── images/ │ └── webicons/ └── js/ ├── arrow-base.js ├── arrow-base.min.js ├── arrow-components.js └── arrow-components.min.js {% endhighlight %}This is the most basic form of this framework: compiled files for quick drop-in usage in nearly any web project. We provide compiled CSS and JS, as well as compiled and minified CSS and JS. Fonts from Font Awesome as well as Arrow's base display fonts are included and images from Fairfield Creative's FC Webicons.
The Arrow framework source code download includes the precompiled CSS, JavaScript, font and image assets, along with source SASS, JavaScript, and documentation. More specifically, it includes the following and more:
{% highlight bash %} arrow-framework/ ├── dist/ │ ├── css/ │ ├── fonts/ │ ├── images/ │ └── js/ └── docs/ │ └── examples/ ├── fonts/ ├── images/ ├── scss/ └── scripts/ {% endhighlight %}The scss/
, scripts/
, fonts/
and images/
folder contain the source code for our CSS, JS, icon/display fonts and webicons (respectively). The dist/
folder includes everything listed in the precompiled download section above. The docs/
folder includes the source code for our documentation, and examples/
of this framework usage. Beyond that, any other included file provides support for packages, license information, and development.
If you download the source code, you'll need to know something about the structure of the SASS files within.
Unzip the compressed folder of the source code and look within the folder named scss
to see this framework's pre-complied structure.
The framework
folder contains all the base style files including the CSS reset, grid, typography and UI objects that come from Bootstrap, Foundation and elsewhere.
The prop
folder contains four files _application.scss
, _arrow-styles.scss
, _fonts.scss
and _variables.scss
. This folder is where the custom files for your site should go. It also includes the fonts and variables file that will determine the color palette, spacing and typography choices.
The _application.scss
file serves as a complier for the custom SASS files you create — similar to the arrow-base.scss
and arrow-components.scss
files contained in the root folder. When you open arrow-components.scss
, for example, you will notice that _application.scss
is one of the last file within the compliation chain. arrow-base.scss
and arrow-components.scss
is also where you can comment out the styles you may not need from the master framework files.
Finally, the vendor
folder should contain any third-party plugin style files you want to add into your project. By default, the animate.css
, bourbon.scss
, font-awesome.scss
, foundaton
, neat
and webicon
files are contained here.
If you download the original files, you need to compile this framework's SASS files into usable CSS. To do that, you will need a complier. Here are some options:
Compliers run alongside your browser and recompile your SASS files per save. For Mac users, CodeKit or LiveReload are good options. For PC users, Prepos or Koala are reccommended.
SASS is available as a Ruby Gem which can be run from the command line. If you already have Ruby Gems installed on a Linux machine, installing SASS is easy with the following command:
{% highlight bash %} gem install sass {% endhighlight %} Ruby comes pre-installed on a Mac. For Windows machines, you may need to first install Ruby. Ruby Installer is the quickest way to accomplish that. More documentation on how to work with SASS from the command line is available at the SASS website.


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Class SessionEventArgsBase
Holds info related to a single proxy session (single request/response sequence).
A proxy session is bounded to a single connection from client.
A proxy session ends when client terminates connection to proxy
or when server terminates connection from proxy.
Inheritance
SessionEventArgsBase
Assembly: Titanium.Web.Proxy.dll
Syntax
public abstract class SessionEventArgsBase : ProxyEventArgsBase, IDisposable
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[Obsolete("Use ClientRemoteEndPoint instead.")]
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CustomUpStreamProxy
Gets or sets the custom up stream proxy.
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Are we using a custom upstream HTTP(S) proxy?
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EnableWinAuth
Enable/disable Windows Authentication (NTLM/Kerberos) for the current session.
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public bool EnableWinAuth { get; set; }
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Exception
The last exception that happened.
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public Exception Exception { get; }
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HttpClient
The web client used to communicate with server for this session.
Declaration
public HttpWebClient HttpClient { get; }
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IsHttps
Does this session uses SSL?
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public bool IsHttps { get; }
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IsSocks
Is this a SOCKS endpoint?
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public bool IsSocks { get; }
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IsTransparent
Is this a transparent endpoint?
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public bool IsTransparent { get; }
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[Obsolete("Use ProxyEndPoint instead.")]
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Local endpoint via which we make the request.
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TimeLine
Relative milliseconds for various events.
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public Dictionary<string, DateTime> TimeLine { get; }
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UserData
Returns a user data for this request/response session which is
same as the user data of HttpClient.
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public object UserData { get; set; }
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[Obsolete("Use HttpClient instead.")]
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Terminates the session abruptly by terminating client/server connections.
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public event EventHandler<DataEventArgs> DataSent
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Enable window resize Disable window resize
Set title to "Hello World!"


Zihong Zhou, Li-Yi Wei
SIGGRAPH Asia 2020 Technical Communication
We present triple sphere, a method to integrate spherical lights over spherical caps via spherical harmonics for rendering applications.
Spherical area light sources are widely used in synthetic rendering. However, traditional Monte Carlo methods can require an excessive number of samples for sufficient accuracy. We propose a Spherical Harmonics (SH) based method to provide a trade-off between performance and accuracy. Our key idea is an analytical integration of SH over spherical caps. The SH integration is first decomposed into a weighted sum of Zonal Harmonics (ZH) integration, which could be evaluated using recurrence formulae. The resulting integration could then be used for rendering spherical area lights efficiently, saving 50% light samples at best while maintaining competitive accuracy. Our method can easily fit into an existing SH based rendering framework to support near-field sphere lighting.


Hero McDonald's worker hailed for being the 'Robin Hood of McNuggets'
Cody Bondarchuk revealed on Twitter that, over the two and a half years he worked for the fast-food chain, he put 11 nuggets in almost every 10-piece he made
by Chiara FiorilloA McDonald's worker has been hailed for being the "Robin Hood of McNuggets" after he made a surprising confession.
Cody Bondarchuk, who worked for the fast-food chain for two and a half years, said he put 11 nuggets in almost every 10-piece he made for his customers.
The man from Edmonton, Alberta, shared his good deed on his Twitter profile.
The post has since attracted the attention of social media users, who shared and commented it in big numbers.
One person wrote: "Not all heroes wear capes, just name tags."
Another Twitter user commented: "Are you working at a bank now and if so which branch?"
Some people asked Cody whether anyone ever thanked him for his kindness.
"Did any customer notice and actually thank you for it?" Kevin Jones ansked.
"The location was mostly drive-thru so not that I can remember, but I’d like to imagine they went home, saw the extra nug, and smiled a little," Cody replied.
One user said: "Guarantee you made someone's day at least once a day each day you worked over those years. Nicely done."
Since Cody published the tweet yesterday, it has been liked 776,000 times and it got 67,000 retweets.
Chicken McNuggets are made with 100 per cent chicken breast and are also served as part of a meal with French fries and a drink.


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Just a quirky Long Island girl working her way through the start of her coding journey. Read on to watch me as I pick my own brain.


Thinking style
July 26, 2015
One of our first tasks at Dev Bootcamp was to find out our thinking style I figured out that I am the abstract sequential thinker. The definition says that abstract sequential thinkers "love the world of theory and abstract thought". True it is. What does this mean for me? For me it is important to get various input: pictures, texts, different types of tasks etc. I like being challenged and the mixture of working on challenges on my own and pairing on challenges. However, as soon as certain types of task start repeating, I need to take care not to get bored and not to skimm important information. Being aware of this, is my biggest help.


| MONDAY
| TUESDAY
| WEDNESDAY
| THURSDAY
| FRIDAY
| SATURDAY
| SUNDAY
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6 AM |
with Bernard White and Amy Goodman |
Wake Up Call
with Santiago
Nieves |
|
Through the Opera Glass |
7 AM |
As I Please |
8 AM |
Any Saturday |
9 AM |
|
Here of a Sunday Morning |
10 AM |
Morning Music
the following four shows all start at 10am |
Lunchpail |
11 AM |
|
La Nueva Alternative |
Radio Kankan |
Shocking Blue |
Hard Work |
NOON
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| Al Lewis
Live
| Beyond the
Pale:
Progressive
Jewish Hour
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1 PM
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| Healthstyles
The WBAI
Nursing
Network
| Latino
Journal
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Radio Free
Eireann
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2 PM
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| Walden's Pond
| Arts/Culture w/ Mathew Finch
| Ritmo y Ache
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3 PM
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| GUT BUCKET
MATINEE
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4 PM
| New World
Gallery
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5 PM
| Behind the News
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6 PM
| The WBAI Evening News
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| Sunday News |
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| Crossing Wall Street
| EXPERT
WITNESS
Michael Levine
| Explorations
Prof. Michio Kaku
| Housing
Notebook
Scott Sommer
| Counterspin
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8 PM
| 4 Directions
in traditional healing
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| Personal Computer
Show
| Where We Live
| Home Fries
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9 PM
| Circle of Red
Nations
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| Asia Pacific Forum
| Afrikaleidescope
| Morning Dew
| Emanations
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10 PM
| City in Exile
| Jazz Sampler
| Just Jazz
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Stolen
Moments
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11 PM
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Unity
Collective
Show
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Ravers
| Underground Railroad
| 'Nuff Said
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Person
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3 AM
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| Nightflyte
| Everything
Old is New
Again
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Hardcore
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Traffic
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About Me
I am a resident of San Leandro, CA, who recently just completed Full Stack Web Development program at UC Berkeley adding to my Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering. I have worked for a little over 20 years, mostly, in the tech industry. I worked at Intel for ten years straight out of college and recently, at Lawrence Livermore National Lab for three years.
I really wanted to tap into my creative side thus my investment in coding bootcamp to hopefully reignite the passion that I need, to feel inspired in a work place. And at this moment, I am loving every day of it! I hope to challenge myself to code everyday to hone my skills and find a job where I can learn from great mentors and feel supported and encouraged so I could be a mentor for others in the years ahead.
I am highly independent, adaptable, timely, a fast learner, hard worker and a doer. Constantly praised for excellent technical ability, organization and communication skills by supervisors, engineers and peers - skills that helped me succeed in any job role despite not having any prior knowledge of the field. I am confident that these traits I possess will also help me succeed in this new endeavor I am going to partake.
Technical Skills: Node.Js • Express • JavaScript • jQuery • React.js • Redux • GIT • Github • MongoDB • Mongoose • MySQL • Sequelize • Firebase • HTML • CSS • Bootstrap • Media Queries • APIs • JSON • REST • AJAX • The Command line • Computer Science fundamentals


This Week in Rust
Hello and welcome to the tenth issue of This Week in Rust. This week marks the enabling of the new runtime written entirely in Rust. A lot happens every week, so I’m going to start omitting PRs that I deem of lesser importance. This process is entirely arbitrary, don’t feel hurt if I exclude your PR :).
What’s cooking on master
?
Issue churn was -12 this week. A total of 70 PRs were merged.
The new runtime has been enabled by
default. This is the culmination
of a lot of work by brson and the rt interns (toddaaro, bblum, and ecr being
the ones I know of). It’s written entirely in Rust, and lives in std::rt
.
Additionally, the old C++ runtime has been
removed.
Breaking Changes
- Trailing nulls have been removed from all string
types.. This will break your
FFI code in subtle and mysterious ways, if you didn’t explicitly use the
as_c_str
methods. FFI code using the newstr::c_str
code will be more robust, as it forbids interior nulls, and ensures that a trailing null always exists. The replacement forstr.as_c_str
isstr.to_c_str().as_slice()
, from what I can tell. - The
priv
keyword is no longer allowed where it has no meaning. iter
anditer_err
in Result have been replaced with external iterators.- The
get
method ofOption
,Either
, andResult
has been removed in favor ofunwrap
. They both did the same thing, which was useless duplication. std::gc
andstd::stackwalk
have been removed, as they are obsolete with the new runtime.- The transitionary
foreach
has been removed.
Notable library additions, bugfixes, and cleanup
- Some redundant
Ord
methods were removed from impls where the default methods sufficed. - FromStr for IpAddr and SocketAddr is implemented.
- Work steealing is implemented for the newrt scheduler.
- A frequency counting function has been added to
extra::stat
. - Saturating math is now implemented. I knew this as “clamping”: it is arithmetic that clamps results into a specific interval.
- A hexadecimal encoding module
has been added to
extra
. EnumSet
has been moved intoextra
, it previously existed as a utility inrustc
str::is_utf8
has seen some more optimization.
Notable compiler additions, bugfixes, and cleanup
- Initial support for the new formatting code has been added.
- A
no_main
attribute has been added, to omit the Rust entry point entirely. - Vanilla Linux on ARM is now supported.
- Extra copies of rvalues are no longer omitted.
- Some cross-arch bugs with node hash metadata have been fixed.
- A soundness bug in struct matching has been fixed.
- An
option_env!
syntax extension has been added for compile-time inclusion of environment variables that may or may not be present. extern mod a = "b/c/d"
has been implemented, paving the way for more rustpkg awesomeness.
Meetings
The Tuesday
meeting seems
to have been a bit under-attended. SIMD, ARM, trailing nulls, order of mod
and use
, and the condition system were all briefly discussed..
Discussion + Blog posts
- “A Work-stealing Runtime for Rust”, toddaaro’s intern presentation.
- “Iterator Blocks for Rust – Feature Survey”
External projects
- Galvanized: a simple JIT VM written in Rust, using LibJIT
- Q3 has a new logger. I think it’s nicer than the built-in one!
- rust-protobuf: a protobuf implementation generating rust code, written in rust.
- Servo: almost passing acid1 !


Smallest String With Swaps
You are given a string s, and an array of pairs of indices in the string pairs where pairs[i] = [a, b] indicates 2 indices(0-indexed) of the string. You can swap the characters at any pair of indices in the given pairs any number of times. Return the lexicographically smallest string that s can be changed to after using the swaps. Example 1 Input: s = "dcab", pairs = [[0,3],[1,2]] Output: "bacd" Explaination: Swap s[0] and s[3], s = "bcad" Swap s[1] and s[2], s = "bacd" Example 2 Input: s = "dcab", pairs = [[0,3],[1,2],[0,2]] Output: "abcd" Explaination: Swap s[0] and s[3], s = "bcad" Swap s[0] and s[2], s = "acbd" Swap s[1] and s[2], s = "abcd" Example 3 Input: s = "cba", pairs = [[0,1],[1,2]] Output: "abc" Explaination: Swap s[0] and s[1], s = "bca" Swap s[1] and s[2], s = "bac" Swap s[0] and s[1], s = "abc" Constraints 1 <= s.


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class
MVec4
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File: MVec4.cpp Author: Kevin Bray Created: 11-20-05 Copyright © 2004 Bootstrap Studios. All rights reserved. project includes. class MVec4 ctor & dtor
Definition at line 27 of file MVec4.cpp.
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| const float* MVec4::GetDataStart |
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Definition at line 81 of file MVec4.cpp.
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/Bootstrap/ProjectBX/Documentation/Code/Engine/Common/MVec4.h
- C:/Bootstrap/ProjectBX/Documentation/Code/Engine/Common/MVec4.cpp


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‘Quite optimistic:’ Injured Bronco player undergoes spinal surgery in Thailand
Ryan Straschnitzki was implanted with an epidural stimulator
by The Canadian PressA hockey player paralyzed in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash has received spinal surgery in Thailand that he hopes will restore some of his movement.
Doctors on Monday implanted an epidural stimulator in Ryan Straschnitzki’s spine.
The 20-year-old from Airdrie, Alta., is to remain in Thailand until early December.
“The doctor said it went very well. He’s quite optimistic,” Michelle Straschnitzki said after receiving an update from her husband, who travelled with their son to Asia.
“He’s got a long couple of weeks for recovery, and he’s pretty well out of it right now.”
Straschnitzki was one of 13 players who were injured when an inexperienced truck driver blew through a stop sign and into the path of the Saskatchewan junior hockey team’s bus in April 2018. Sixteen others on the bus died.
Paralyzed from the chest down, Straschnitzki has said he isn’t expecting a cure but hopes the implant will restore some muscle movement and things such as bladder control.
A small device like a remote control is to send electrical currents to his spinal cord to try to stimulate nerves and move limbs. The implant is to be programmed over the next few weeks to stimulate certain nerves mapped out by surgeons and therapists.
The surgery can cost up to $100,000 and isn’t covered by health care or insurance. It is also performed in countries such as the United States and Switzerland, but it’s much cheaper in Thailand.
Straschnitzki is hoping to make Canada’s national sledge hockey team and go to the Paralympics. He took his hockey sled to Thailand with him to stay sharp during his stay.
READ MORE: Paralyzed Bronco makes Adidas ad, hall of fame nominee list
“Before he went in, he texted a guy out here about ice time for Wednesday,” his father said on Twitter just before the surgery. “Ha, ha. What a kid.”
The Canadian Press


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Frequently you'll want to authenticate your service. There are many possible ways to do this. We'll try to outline some here. HTTP AuthenticationHTTP authentication is one of the most straightforward ways to secure your service. You simply need to to configure your servlet container to require a username and password. If you are wondering how to configure your XFire client to send an HTTP username/password check out the documentation on the HTTP Transport. SOAP Header authentication with JSR 181You can also send SOAP headers which container username/password information. This is quite simple with JSR 181. You simply need to create a class that contains the username and password: public class UserToken { private String username; private String password; public String getUsername() { return username; }; public void setUsername(String username) { this.username = username; } public String getPassword() { return password; }; public void setPassword(String password) { this.password = password; } } Then write your service class so that it takes this token: public void someOperation(String data, @WebParam(header=true) UserToken token) { authenticate(token) // do your normal request here } SOAP Header Authentication with HandlersOften you will want to authenticate use of your service based on particular Headers in the SOAP Message. Say for example we have a header like the following: <AuthenticationToken xmlns="urn:yourapp:authentication"> <Username>test</Username> <Password>123</Password> </AuthenticationToken> We can easily write a Handler to process this information. import org.codehaus.xfire.MessageContext; import org.codehaus.xfire.handler.AbstractHandler; import org.codehaus.yom.Element; public class AuthenticationHandler extends AbstractHandler { private final static String TOKEN_NS = "urn:yourapp:authentication"; public void invoke(MessageContext context) throws XFireFault { if (context.getInMessage().getHeader() == null) { throw new XFireFault("Request must include company authentication token.", XFireFault.SENDER); } Element token = context.getInMessage().getHeader().getFirstChildElement("AuthenticationToken", TOKEN_NS); if (token == null) { throw new XFireFault("Request must include authentication token.", XFireFault.SENDER); } String username = token.getFirstChildElement("Username", TOKEN_NS).getValue(); String password = token.getFirstChildElement("Password", TOKEN_NS).getValue(); try { // Do some authentication.... .... // we've authenticated, now put the Company object in the context context.setProperty(COMPANY_KEY, company); } catch (Exception e) { throw new XFireFault("Invalid username/password.", XFireFault.SENDER); } } } Client Authentication HandlerTo make authentication to work, you also need to add the authentication information from the client. One way to do it is by adding an out handler to your port via the XFireProxy and add the requisite tokens there. A lot of the info below was taken as is from this blog: http://www.jroller.com/page/hexbinary/20051130 Also, all of the information below is true as of XFire 1.1-beta. Create a ClientAuthenticationHandler like so: public class ClientAuthenticationHandler extends AbstractHandler { private String username = null; private String password = null; public ClientAuthenticationHandler() { } public ClientAuthenticationHandler(String username,String password) { this.username = username; this.password = password; } public void setUsername(String username) { this.username = username; } public void setPassword(String password) { this.password = password; } public void invoke(MessageContext context) throws Exception { final Namespace ns = Namespace.getNamespace("http://user.mynamesspace.com"); Element el = new Element("header",ns); context.getOutMessage().setHeader(el); Element auth = new Element("AuthenticationToken", ns); Element username_el = new Element("Username",ns); username_el.addContent(username); Element password_el = new Element("Password",ns); password_el.addContent(password); auth.addContent(username_el); auth.addContent(password_el); el.addContent(auth); } } Now you need to add this authentication handler to the out handler of your client. One way to do this is programmatically: MyXFireClient rsc = new MyXFireClient(); MyPortType myType = rsc.getServiceHttpPort(); XFireProxy proxy = (XFireProxy)Proxy.getInvocationHandler(myType); Client client = proxy.getClient(); client.addOutHandler(new ClientAuthenticationHandler("myUserName","myPassword")); And you're done! Authenticating this way will add the requisite headers to your service. WS-SecurityWS-Security provides a Username/Password token that can be used. Check out the WS-Security instructions for more information. |