Functions
The following functions are available globally.
-
Adds the specified function to the list of functions to be called when an object receives focus.
add_focus_tracker is deprecated: Focus tracking has been dropped as a feature to be implemented by ATK itself. If you need focus tracking on your implementation, subscribe to the #AtkObject::state-change “focused” signal.
Declaration
Swift
@available(*, deprecated) public func add(focusTracker focus_tracker: @escaping EventListener) -> CUnsignedInt
-
Adds the specified function to the list of functions to be called when an ATK event of type event_type occurs.
The format of event_type is the following: “ATK:<atk_type>:<atk_event>:<atk_event_detail>
Where "ATK” works as the namespace, <atk_interface> is the name of the ATK type (interface or object), <atk_event> is the name of the signal defined on that interface and <atk_event_detail> is the gsignal detail of that signal. You can find more info about gsignal details here: http://developer.gnome.org/gobject/stable/gobject-Signals.html
The first three parameters are mandatory. The last one is optional.
For example: ATK:AtkObject:state-change ATK:AtkText:text-selection-changed ATK:AtkText:text-insert:system
Toolkit implementor note: ATK provides a default implementation for this virtual method. ATK implementors are discouraged from reimplementing this method.
Toolkit implementor note: this method is not intended to be used by ATK implementors but by ATK consumers.
ATK consumers note: as this method adds a listener for a given ATK type, that type should be already registered on the GType system before calling this method. A simple way to do that is creating an instance of
AtkNoOpObject
. This class implements all ATK interfaces, so creating the instance will register all ATK types as a collateral effect.Declaration
Swift
public func addGlobalEvent(listener: @escaping GLibObject.SignalEmissionHook, eventType event_type: UnsafePointer<gchar>) -> CUnsignedInt
-
Adds the specified function to the list of functions to be called when a key event occurs. The
data
element will be passed to theAtkKeySnoopFunc
(listener
) as thefunc_data
param, on notification.Declaration
Swift
public func addKeyEvent(listener: @escaping KeySnoopFunc, data: UnsafeMutableRawPointer) -> CUnsignedInt
-
Frees the memory used by an
AtkAttributeSet
, including all itsAtkAttributes
.Declaration
Swift
public func attributeSetFree(attribSet attrib_set: UnsafeMutablePointer<AtkAttributeSet>)
-
Specifies the function to be called for focus tracker initialization. This function should be called by an implementation of the ATK interface if any specific work needs to be done to enable focus tracking.
focus_tracker_init is deprecated: Focus tracking has been dropped as a feature to be implemented by ATK itself.
Declaration
Swift
@available(*, deprecated) public func focusTrackerInit(init_: @escaping EventListenerInit)
-
Cause the focus tracker functions which have been specified to be executed for the object.
focus_tracker_notify is deprecated: Focus tracking has been dropped as a feature to be implemented by ATK itself. As #AtkObject::focus-event was deprecated in favor of a #AtkObject::state-change signal, in order to notify a focus change on your implementation, you can use atk_object_notify_state_change() instead.
Declaration
Swift
@available(*, deprecated) public func focusTrackerNotify(object: ObjectProtocol)
-
Returns the binary age as passed to libtool when building the ATK library the process is running against.
Declaration
Swift
public func getBinaryAge() -> CUnsignedInt
-
Gets a default implementation of the
AtkObjectFactory
/type registry. Note: For most toolkit maintainers, this will be the correct registry for registering newAtkObject
factories. Following a call to this function, maintainers may callatk_registry_set_factory_type()
to associate anAtkObjectFactory
subclass with the GType of objects for whom accessibility information will be provided.Declaration
Swift
public func getDefaultRegistry() -> UnsafeMutablePointer<AtkRegistry>!
-
Gets the currently focused object.
Declaration
Swift
public func getFocusObject() -> UnsafeMutablePointer<AtkObject>!
-
Returns the interface age as passed to libtool when building the ATK library the process is running against.
Declaration
Swift
public func getInterfaceAge() -> CUnsignedInt
-
Returns the major version number of the ATK library. (e.g. in ATK version 2.7.4 this is 2.)
This function is in the library, so it represents the ATK library your code is running against. In contrast, the
ATK_MAJOR_VERSION
macro represents the major version of the ATK headers you have included when compiling your code.Declaration
Swift
public func getMajorVersion() -> CUnsignedInt
-
Returns the micro version number of the ATK library. (e.g. in ATK version 2.7.4 this is 4.)
This function is in the library, so it represents the ATK library your code is are running against. In contrast, the
ATK_MICRO_VERSION
macro represents the micro version of the ATK headers you have included when compiling your code.Declaration
Swift
public func getMicroVersion() -> CUnsignedInt
-
Returns the minor version number of the ATK library. (e.g. in ATK version 2.7.4 this is 7.)
This function is in the library, so it represents the ATK library your code is are running against. In contrast, the
ATK_MINOR_VERSION
macro represents the minor version of the ATK headers you have included when compiling your code.Declaration
Swift
public func getMinorVersion() -> CUnsignedInt
-
Gets the root accessible container for the current application.
Declaration
Swift
public func getRoot() -> UnsafeMutablePointer<AtkObject>!
-
Gets name string for the GUI toolkit implementing ATK for this application.
Declaration
Swift
public func getToolkitName() -> String!
-
Gets version string for the GUI toolkit implementing ATK for this application.
Declaration
Swift
public func getToolkitVersion() -> String!
-
Gets the current version for ATK.
Declaration
Swift
public func getVersion() -> String!
-
Get the
AtkRelationType
type corresponding to a relation name.Declaration
Swift
public func relationTypeFor(name: UnsafePointer<gchar>) -> AtkRelationType
-
Gets the description string describing the
AtkRelationType
type
.Declaration
Swift
public func relationTypeGetName(type: RelationType) -> String!
-
Associate
name
with a newAtkRelationType
Declaration
Swift
public func relationTypeRegister(name: UnsafePointer<gchar>) -> AtkRelationType
-
Removes the specified focus tracker from the list of functions to be called when any object receives focus.
remove_focus_tracker is deprecated: Focus tracking has been dropped as a feature to be implemented by ATK itself. If you need focus tracking on your implementation, subscribe to the #AtkObject::state-change “focused” signal.
Declaration
Swift
@available(*, deprecated) public func removeFocusTracker(trackerId tracker_id: CUnsignedInt)
-
listener_id
is the value returned byatk_add_global_event_listener
when you registered that event listener.Toolkit implementor note: ATK provides a default implementation for this virtual method. ATK implementors are discouraged from reimplementing this method.
Toolkit implementor note: this method is not intended to be used by ATK implementors but by ATK consumers.
Removes the specified event listener
Declaration
Swift
public func removeGlobalEventListener(listenerId listener_id: CUnsignedInt)
-
listener_id
is the value returned byatk_add_key_event_listener
when you registered that event listener.Removes the specified event listener.
Declaration
Swift
public func removeKeyEventListener(listenerId listener_id: CUnsignedInt)
-
Get the
AtkRole
type corresponding to a rolew name.Declaration
Swift
public func roleFor(name: UnsafePointer<gchar>) -> AtkRole
-
Gets the localized description string describing the
AtkRole
role
.Declaration
Swift
public func roleGetLocalizedName(role: Role) -> String!
-
Gets the description string describing the
AtkRole
role
.Declaration
Swift
public func roleGetName(role: Role) -> String!
-
Registers the role specified by
name
.name
must be a meaningful name. So it should not be empty, or consisting on whitespaces.role_register is deprecated: Since 2.12. If your application/toolkit doesn’t find a suitable role for a specific object defined at #AtkRole, please submit a bug in order to add a new role to the specification.
Declaration
Swift
@available(*, deprecated) public func roleRegister(name: UnsafePointer<gchar>) -> AtkRole
-
Gets the
AtkStateType
corresponding to the description stringname
.Declaration
Swift
public func stateTypeFor(name: UnsafePointer<gchar>) -> AtkStateType
-
Gets the description string describing the
AtkStateType
type
.Declaration
Swift
public func stateTypeGetName(type: StateType) -> String!
-
Register a new object state.
Declaration
Swift
public func stateTypeRegister(name: UnsafePointer<gchar>) -> AtkStateType
-
Get the
AtkTextAttribute
type corresponding to a text attribute name.Declaration
Swift
public func textAttributeFor(name: UnsafePointer<gchar>) -> AtkTextAttribute
-
Gets the name corresponding to the
AtkTextAttribute
Declaration
Swift
public func textAttributeGetName(attr: TextAttribute) -> String!
-
Gets the value for the index of the
AtkTextAttribute
Declaration
Swift
public func textAttributeGetValue(attr: TextAttribute, index_: CInt) -> String!
-
Associate
name
with a newAtkTextAttribute
Declaration
Swift
public func textAttributeRegister(name: UnsafePointer<gchar>) -> AtkTextAttribute
-
Frees the memory associated with an array of AtkTextRange. It is assumed that the array was returned by the function atk_text_get_bounded_ranges and is NULL terminated.
Declaration
Swift
public func textFree(ranges: UnsafeMutablePointer<UnsafeMutablePointer<AtkTextRange>>)
-
Gets the localized description string describing the
AtkValueType
value_type
.Declaration
Swift
public func valueTypeGetLocalizedName(valueType value_type: ValueType) -> String!
-
Gets the description string describing the
AtkValueType
value_type
.Declaration
Swift
public func valueTypeGetName(valueType value_type: ValueType) -> String!


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I've worked with literally hundreds of HTML/CSS developers and I have
to say the top spot goes to this guy. This guy is an amazing
developer. He stresses on good, clean code and pays heed to the
details. I love developers who respect each and every aspect of a
throughly thought out design and do their best to put it in code. He
goes over and beyond and transforms ART into PIXELS - without a
glitch, every time.
I've worked with literally hundreds of HTML/CSS developers and I have to say the top spot goes to this guy. This guy is an amazing developer. He stresses on good, clean code and pays heed to the details. I love developers who respect each and every aspect of a throughly thought out design and do their best to put it in code. He goes over and beyond and transforms ART into PIXELS - without a glitch, every time.
Miyah Myles
Marketing


Created by Andrea Esposito <and1989@gmail.
Created by Andrea Esposito <and1989@gmail.
Created by Andrea Esposito <and1989@gmail.
Created by Andrea Esposito <and1989@gmail.
Protocol which implements the JA-BE-JA algorithm
Created by Andrea Esposito <and1989@gmail.
Distributed k-Core Decomposition
Created by Andrea Esposito <and1989@gmail.
Minimal JaBeJa Context to send it over the network (as messages)
Created by Andrea Esposito <and1989@gmail.
Companion Object
Enumeration tracing request messages for statistic reasons


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Welcome!
Please hit the start button to start the quiz. A pop-up window will appear with the questions.
About me
I am Hamza Ahmad, I am 23 y/o, I studied mechanical engineering at JUST, I was among the best btw. My interest in coding and programming has seriously started during my 3rd year of my bachelor, I actually took many exceptions to take coursed related to AI and machine learning at different departments, and I really liked all of it. I am also so much into robotics, I actually published a cute paper with 2 of my colleagues under the supervision of two doctors about a hexapod, it was so much fun, especially since it got me studying linear algebra on my own from different books. I am yet to begin tho, I am so excited about the course I am taking now, and I hope to get to build something significant someday, I aim to have my own company, in order to do real engineering, however, I will do my best regardless.
Work Experience
- Markazia Toyota
- Extensya
Education
- Thu Alnourain primary school
- Lu'Luat Tareq Secondary School
- Jordan University of Science and Technology
Top 10 books
- Because I love you - Guillaume Musso
- Thinking, Fast and Slow - Daniel Kahneman
- Head First Java - Bert Bates and Kathy Sierra
- Automate the Boring Stuff with Python - Al Sweigart
- Python Crash Course - Eric Matthes
- Learning Web Design - Jennifer Niederst Robbins
- Eloquent JavaScript - Marijn Haverbeke
- The Alchemist - Paulo Coelho
- Afterwards… - Guillaume Musso
- Robot dynamics and control - Mark W. Spong


Discovery!, 2016 "Only Child" | "Curtains" "Cloud Empty" | "Milena’s List" "Vines" | "Ethereal Cereal" "Dance" | "Peep Show" "Vines-Check" | "Zen Garden"


13
1 At that time it will be as though there is a spring of water that will continuously flow to cleanse the descendants of King David and all the other people in Jerusalem from the guilt of the sins that they have committed, especially from becoming unacceptable to Yahweh by worshiping idols.
2 Yahweh, the Commander of angel armies, says, "At that time, I will prevent people from even mentioning the names of the idols in their country, and no one will worship them anymore. I will also drive away from the land all the people who falsely claim that they are prophets; I will also drive away the evil spirit that leads them to tell the people false messages from me.
3 If someone continues to prophesy falsely, his own parents, even though he is their own son, will say to him, 'You have told lies saying that Yahweh gave those messages to you, so you must die.'  They will no longer put on cloaks made with animal hair that prophets normally wear, because they will want the people to think that they were never really prophets at all.
5 So each of them will say, 'I am not really a prophet; I am a farmer, and I have been a farmer on my land ever since I was a boy!'
6 But others will see scars on their bodies and think that they cut themselves in order to please idols while they were worshiping them. So they will ask, 'Why do you have those scars?'  You with the sword!  And I myself will attack my ordinary people, those who are like little sheep."
8 Yahweh also says, "Two thirds of the people in Judah will die; Only one third of the people in Judah will remain alive.
9 I will test the ones that remain alive by causing them to experience great difficulties, to find out if they will continue to worship me. I will purify them as someone purifies gold or silver by putting it into a very hot fire. Then my people will call to me for help, and I will answer them. I will tell them that they are my people, and they will say that I, Yahweh, am the God they worship and obey.


I'm a junior software developer with some experience in front-end development. In my spare time I love to play football, travel & learn new things.
Here are some of the areas I have experience in:
You can easily find me on Facebook & LinkedIn.


Environment variable name for binding application home directory.
You can refer to the home directory of the application through variables set during execution of the build.


The Algorithmist::Graph Normal Distribution
The demo illustrates graphing an arbitrary Normal distribution. Adjust the mean and standard deviation. The graph interval is [-4,4] with interpolation nodes. The actual function values (plotted point-to-point) are shown in red and the draw stack computed by the Normal class is shown in white.
The curve is slightly stretched due to graph aspect ratio, i.e. pixels/unit X != pixels/unit Y. Adjust slider values to control Bezier approximation interval.


This is the same as the Append Selection to File command, except that it appends to the same file as the last append or the file used in the last Write Selection command. That is, you are not prompted to select a file to append to. This command is unavailable if you have yet to select an append file or if there is no data currently selected.
This command is very powerful, allowing you to quickly build a new file from blocks of existing files. But with the power comes some risk. The block is written immediately to the file so there is no way to abort the command or undo it, if itís used by mistake.


Event Canister is organizing a Hands-On Twitter Training Boot Camp for marketing assistants on 28 March 2014 at Sokos Hotel Presidentti in Helsinki. The event is especially designed to teach you how to use Twitter effectively for marketing – and how not to use Twitter.
Twitter is where business professionals share news and information, build and strengthen their professional connections, generate leads, develop new business, advance their careers and get hired. Twitter is one of the fastest growing social media platforms in the world and the amount of users is rising at an unmatched pace every day. Harnessing the power of Twitter to build your brand awareness, drive sales and promote your company is an opportunity you definitely should not miss. In this mission, our Hands-On Twitter Training Boot Camp comes in handy – with this unmissable event in May you'll get all the info you need to really boost your business in Twitter.
During this one-day training you'll get to follow step-by-step exercises and develop the applied social media skills you need to use social media for business. We'll also provide you with an arsenal of supplemental materials including a Pro-tips for Twitter Marketing guide book and a fancy t-shirt. You'll also get to meet other marketing professionals and connect with them – maybe even on Twitter. Accelerate your professional skill set in this Hands-On Twitter Training Boot Camp and become a true Twitter guru!
Our top-notch speakers will share their insights and best tricks to help you to understand the essence of Twitter and how to use it to you advantage. With their indisputable expertise and know-how, they will teach you all you need to know about using Facebook for marketing and how to get it to the next level. Our opening keynote speaker Leila Tammi is a senior vice president at Luau Cosmetics and she is the woman behind Luau's huge success through social media. Our other speakers include Mark Young from Young & Young Law, Harri Sailo from Pokat Oy and Meri-Anna Hulmalainen, the former CEO of Event Canister.
Schedule for the Hands-On Twitter Training Boot Camp is following:
8:00–8:30 Breakfast 8:30–9:00 Opening keynote 9:00–10:15 Twitter Etiquette: The Ultimate Dos and Don'ts About Using Twitter for Business 10:15–10:45 Coffee break 10:40–12:00 Tweet in Style: How to Bring Your Company Brand into Your Tweets Without Sounding a Buffoon 12:00–13:00 Lunch break 13:00–14:15 Lure Them in and Make Them Stay: Establishing and Keeping Followers 14:15–14:45 Coffee break 14:45–16:00 Be the Best: The Top 10 Ways to Beat Your Competitors on Twitter 16:00–16:30 Closing keynote 16:30– Friday night drinks
Please register to this Hands-On Twitter Boot Camp by sending email to registration(at)eventcanister.com by 15 January 2013. The ticket price is €250 for early birds (before 15 November 2013) and €450 for late registrations. We have room for 300 participants. All registrations must be paid before 1 February 2014. After registration, we will send you more information about the event.


28: Combining Unix commands with pipes
One of the most poweful features of Unix is that you can send the output from one command or program to any other command (as long as the second commmand accepts input of some sort). We do this by using what is known as a pipe. This is implemented using the '|' character (which is a character which always seems to be on different keys depending on the keyboard that you are using). Think of the pipe as simply connecting two Unix programs. Here's an example which introduces some new Unix commands:
learner@:learning_unix$
grep was opening_lines.txt | wc -c
316
learner@:learning_unix$
grep was opening_lines.txt | sort | head -n 3 | wc -c
130
The first use of grep
searches the specified file for lines matching 'was', it sends the lines that match through a pipe to the wc
program. We use the -c
option to just count characters in the matching lines (316).
The second example first sends the output of grep
to the Unix sort
command. This sorts a file alphanumerically by default. The sorted output is sent to the head
command which by default shows the first 10 lines of a file. We use the -n
option of this command to only show 3 lines. These 3 lines are then sent to the wc
command as before.
Whenever making a long pipe, test each step as you build it!


Backgrid Select Filter
This Backgrid extension allows you to filter using a SELECT. Works on
Backbone.PageableCollection
.
Filter:


If you have not already downloaded the action planner, please follow the instructions below to download and open the planner, otherwise close this window and open your downloaded version manually for editing:
1. Click OK.
2. Select Open this file from its current location.
3. Click the Extract button in your zip software.
4. Select the location as 'C:\'.
5. Click Extract.
6. Then close the zip software.
7. Open the planner manually from the location you saved it to.
If you are working in XP or Vista follow these instructions:
1. Click OK.
2. Click Extract all files.
3. Click next.
4. Select the location as 'C:\'.
5. Click Finish.
6. Then close the zip software.
7. Open the planner manually from the location you saved it to.


Sample HoloJs experiences for VR and AR
To run the following samples on your desktop, Mixed Reality headset or HoloLens, install the Spin View app from the Microsoft App Store.On the HoloLens, you can open the samples by running the Spin View app, gaze towards the QR codes and say scan.
Most of the samples in this section are based on ThreeJs examples
Ballshooter VR
Shoot balls with you VR controller (or hands on HoloLens) and see them bouncing around a virtual room. Adapted from https://threejs.org/examples/#webvr_ballshooterVR paint
Demo for Gamepad input. Draw in 3D using your VR controller (or hands on HoloLens). VR headset and controller required. Uses Three's OBJ loader for the controller model. Adapted from https://threejs.org/examples/#webvr_vive_paintSpatial mapping (HoloLens only)
Demo for spatial mapping on HoloLens. Gets live updates from HoloLens's SurfaceObserver and renders meshes in ThreeJS with BufferGeometry.
Note: Does not run in browser. When surface mapping is not available (desktop,
VR), only the floor grid is rendered.
Run in Spin
View code
View JSON
Run in Spin
View code
View JSON


Gulp is a toolkit for automating painful or time-consuming tasks in your development workflow. gulpjs.com
To install and use Gulp, you will need Node.js installed to your computer.
1) To install Gulp
globally, run the following command on the command line:
npm install gulp-cli -g
2) And install Bower
globally:
npm install bower -g
3) Then navigate to [root]tools/gulp
directory and run
npm install
This command will create a node_modules directory and install gulp and all the necessary tools to build your project.
All build config are stored in the [root]/tools/gulp/config.json
file. Here you can fully customize the build parameters.
{
"compile": {
"jsUglify": true,
"cssMinify": true
},
"path": {
"src": "../../src",
"output": "../../dist",
"bower_components": "../../src/bower_components",
"vendors": "../../src/vendors"
},
"build": {
"admin_1": {
"js": {
"src": [
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>],
"output"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>},
"sass": {
"src": {
"bundle": [
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>],
"themes"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"pages"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>},
"output": {
"bundle"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"themes"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"pages"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
},
"pug": {
"src"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"output"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
},
"admin_2": {
"js": {
"src": [
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>],
"output"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>},
"sass": {
"src": {
"bundle": [
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>],
"themes"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"pages"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>},
"output": {
"bundle"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"themes"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"pages"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
},
"pug": {
"src"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"output"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
}
... other demo versions
}
}
| Field | Type | Description |
path |
Object |
The path of the source code folder: src , to the output folder: output , to folders bower_components и vendors |
build.[theme].js.src |
Array or string |
The path(s) of source js files |
build.[theme].js.output |
string |
app.js file output folder |
build.[theme].sass.src |
Object |
The path(s) of source sass files: bundle for main.css file, themes for color schemes, pages for individual pages. |
build.[theme].sass.output |
Object |
Output folders for css files |
build.[theme].pug.src |
Array or string |
The path(s) of source pug(Jade 2) files |
build.[theme].pug.output |
string |
Html files output folder |
The entire task gulp is in [root]/tools/gulp/gulp-tasks
folder.
We have built for you a very convenient and flexible build system that even a beginner can easily understand.
You can easily create as one theme, and all together in one command.
Let's start. Since we have several themes: admin_1
, admin_3
, Admin_3
..., we have accordingly created a separate task for each themes
gulp build:admin_1 //== BUILD FILES FOR ADMIN_1 THEME
gulp.start('admin_1:pug'); // BUILD HTML FILES FOR ADMIN_1
gulp.start('admin_1:sass'); // BUILD CSS FILES FOR ADMIN_1
gulp.start('admin_1:js'); // BUILD JS FILES FOR ADMIN_1
gulp build:admin_2 //== BUILD ALL FILES FOR ADMIN_2 THEME
gulp.start('admin_2:pug'); // BUILD HTML FILES FOR ADMIN_2
gulp.start('admin_2:sass'); // BUILD CSS FILES FOR ADMIN_2
gulp.start('admin_2:js'); // BUILD JS FILES FOR ADMIN_2
gulp build:admin_3 //== BUILD ALL FILES FOR ADMIN_3 THEME
...
so we see that for the assembly of Admin_1
theme we need one command: gulp build:admin_1
, which creates all files for this theme.
What it does in detail:
So at the output we get such a folder in the output folder [root]/dist/admin_1/html
- assets
- index.html
- dashboard_2.html
- dashboard_3.html
- ...


Do you have a pending project? Here are reasons why you should hire me to execute it:
I have great technical expertise. This means that I have all that it takes to deliver a flawless project.
I have good time management skills - this translates to delivering the project according to plan
I am passionate about building products that solve everyday problems. This means that i will be invested in the project and collaborate to create a great product.
I am a good communicator, this helps me carry both technical and non-technical persons on the team along to achieve the desired goal.
I am creative and innovative and will always find ways to get things done promptly and in an innovative way.


Welcome back!!! on this episode, we'll be looking into the "Pairing Sessions" that, as a DBC Boot, you are required to do. We are in Phase-0-Unit-2-Week-5 and up to this point, we have paired at least twice per week. On some weeks, I've paired up to 5 or 6 times. We are required to pair a minimum amount of times; However as I've found, It seems to help at times to have someone to talk with as you are setting up for your endevour. The beauty about that is the diverse backgrounds of each individual. Some people are frome outside of the U.S.A. and are currently working remotely with DBC, like me and the rest of the Cohort. But you get to find out current events in their home country, what sort of tech trends are occurring there, what type of experience that person had before DBC, (etc.) Sometimes, the person who you pair with has had previous programming experience and they are willing to teach you what they know; Thereby, increasing your comprehension, speed, and flexibility.
-What was it like to pair with others to solve challenges? Because DBC's curriculum moves at such a fast pace, having a partner to work with makes the daunting feel of some of the challenges diminish. At the beginning you both decide who will be reciting the code or aka "The Navigator", and who, then, will be typing the code that is being recited aka "The Driver". Creating boundaries at the beginning helps to cut down the confusion of who "should" have what role. Occasionally, those boundaries get crossed. But DBC helps you understand how to ask someone not to do that, without making them feel guarded, uncomfortable, or offended.
- Was something particularly fun or rewarding? I've had pairing sessions where, it seems, half of the time all we do is laugh. It seems, because of the nature of the curriculum, most people have a tacit understanding of belonging and respect. We're all trying to get throught the same thing. And having a good attitude only makes sense to create a good atmosphere.
- Was something frustrating and difficult for yoa I would say if there was anything frustrating and difficult, it most definitely had nothing to do with my fellow Boots. That frustration has more to do with Google+ Hangouts when the screen freezes, or shuts off on you; Additionally, the microphone consistantly cuts out. But there are other options, ie. Skype and other apps like it.


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| Name | Ignored Entity | Ignored From | Ignored To | Ignored Value | Ignored Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Location | DDR3_A[0] | PIN_AJ14 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[10] | PIN_AJ9 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[11] | PIN_AK9 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[12] | PIN_AK7 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[13] | PIN_AK8 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[14] | PIN_AG12 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[1] | PIN_AK14 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[2] | PIN_AH12 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[3] | PIN_AJ12 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[4] | PIN_AG15 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[5] | PIN_AH15 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[6] | PIN_AK12 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[7] | PIN_AK13 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[8] | PIN_AH13 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_A[9] | PIN_AH14 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_BA[0] | PIN_AH10 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_BA[1] | PIN_AJ11 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_BA[2] | PIN_AK11 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_CAS_n | PIN_AH7 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_CKE | PIN_AJ21 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_CK_n | PIN_AA15 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_CK_p | PIN_AA14 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_CS_n | PIN_AB15 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DM[0] | PIN_AH17 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DM[1] | PIN_AG23 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DM[2] | PIN_AK23 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DM[3] | PIN_AJ27 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQS_n[0] | PIN_W16 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQS_n[1] | PIN_W17 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQS_n[2] | PIN_AA18 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQS_n[3] | PIN_AD19 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQS_p[0] | PIN_V16 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQS_p[1] | PIN_V17 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQS_p[2] | PIN_Y17 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQS_p[3] | PIN_AC20 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[0] | PIN_AF18 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[10] | PIN_AG18 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[11] | PIN_AK19 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[12] | PIN_AG20 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[13] | PIN_AF19 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[14] | PIN_AJ20 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[15] | PIN_AH24 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[16] | PIN_AE19 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[17] | PIN_AE18 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[18] | PIN_AG22 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[19] | PIN_AK22 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[1] | PIN_AE17 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[20] | PIN_AF21 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[21] | PIN_AF20 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[22] | PIN_AH23 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[23] | PIN_AK24 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[24] | PIN_AF24 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[25] | PIN_AF23 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[26] | PIN_AJ24 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[27] | PIN_AK26 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[28] | PIN_AE23 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[29] | PIN_AE22 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[2] | PIN_AG16 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[30] | PIN_AG25 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[31] | PIN_AK27 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[3] | PIN_AF16 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[4] | PIN_AH20 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[5] | PIN_AG21 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[6] | PIN_AJ16 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[7] | PIN_AH18 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[8] | PIN_AK18 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_DQ[9] | PIN_AJ17 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_ODT | PIN_AE16 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_RAS_n | PIN_AH8 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_RESET_n | PIN_AK21 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_RZQ | PIN_AG17 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | DDR3_WE_n | PIN_AJ6 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_RX_p[0] | PIN_AE2 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_RX_p[1] | PIN_AC2 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_RX_p[2] | PIN_AA2 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_RX_p[3] | PIN_W2 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_RX_p[4] | PIN_U2 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_RX_p[5] | PIN_R2 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_RX_p[6] | PIN_N2 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_RX_p[7] | PIN_J2 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_TX_p[0] | PIN_AD4 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_TX_p[1] | PIN_AB4 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_TX_p[2] | PIN_Y4 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_TX_p[3] | PIN_V4 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_TX_p[4] | PIN_T4 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_TX_p[5] | PIN_P4 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_TX_p[6] | PIN_M4 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_GXB_TX_p[7] | PIN_H4 | QSF Assignment | ||
| Location | HSMC_REF_CLK_p | PIN_P9 | QSF Assignment | ||
| PLL Compensation Mode | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|pll0|fbout | DIRECT | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|uio_pads|dq_ddio[0].read_capture_clk_buffer | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|uio_pads|dq_ddio[1].read_capture_clk_buffer | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|uio_pads|dq_ddio[2].read_capture_clk_buffer | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|uio_pads|dq_ddio[3].read_capture_clk_buffer | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|uread_datapath|reset_n_fifo_wraddress[0] | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|uread_datapath|reset_n_fifo_wraddress[1] | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|uread_datapath|reset_n_fifo_wraddress[2] | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|uread_datapath|reset_n_fifo_wraddress[3] | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|uread_datapath|reset_n_fifo_write_side[0] | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|uread_datapath|reset_n_fifo_write_side[1] | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|uread_datapath|reset_n_fifo_write_side[2] | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|uread_datapath|reset_n_fifo_write_side[3] | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|ureset|phy_reset_mem_stable_n | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Global Signal | SoCKit_top | u0|hps_0|hps_io|border|hps_sdram_inst|p0|umemphy|ureset|phy_reset_n | OFF | QSF Assignment | |
| Fast Output Enable Register | altdq_dqs2_acv_connect_to_hard_phy_cyclonev | output_path_gen[0].oe_reg | on | Compiler or HDL Assignment | |
| Fast Output Enable Register | altdq_dqs2_acv_connect_to_hard_phy_cyclonev | output_path_gen[1].oe_reg | on | Compiler or HDL Assignment | |
| Fast Output Enable Register | altdq_dqs2_acv_connect_to_hard_phy_cyclonev | output_path_gen[2].oe_reg | on | Compiler or HDL Assignment | |
| Fast Output Enable Register | altdq_dqs2_acv_connect_to_hard_phy_cyclonev | output_path_gen[3].oe_reg | on | Compiler or HDL Assignment | |
| Fast Output Enable Register | altdq_dqs2_acv_connect_to_hard_phy_cyclonev | output_path_gen[4].oe_reg | on | Compiler or HDL Assignment | |
| Fast Output Enable Register | altdq_dqs2_acv_connect_to_hard_phy_cyclonev | output_path_gen[5].oe_reg | on | Compiler or HDL Assignment | |
| Fast Output Enable Register | altdq_dqs2_acv_connect_to_hard_phy_cyclonev | output_path_gen[6].oe_reg | on | Compiler or HDL Assignment | |
| Fast Output Enable Register | altdq_dqs2_acv_connect_to_hard_phy_cyclonev | output_path_gen[7].oe_reg | on | Compiler or HDL Assignment |


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Fake News Buster: Not an armed robbery
by Bangalore Mirror BureauTHE CLAIM
A video of a Hindu family in Pakistan being robbed has been shared on social media. It was also shared by a Twitter user, who later deleted it.
SO, WHAT’S THE TRUTH?
After a reverse search on Google, it was found that the video was shot in Karachi. The video was posted on a YouTube channel named after the news outlet 'Dawn'. The video was titled, ‘Karachi mein 4 kam umar dakuon ki loot mar’ (‘4 underage robbers in Karachi’)


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Altair is a tool for declarative data visualization in Python, built on the Vega ecosystem.
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Scipy is a collection of Python tools for scientific computing. My main contributions have been in the sparse matrix toolkit, primarily in iterative sparse matrix decompositions and fast graph algorithms.
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Update on Mzee Moi and why he won't be discharged this month
by Miriam MwendeMzee Moi still at Nairobi Hospital
Former President Daniel Arap Moi is still admitted at the Nairobi Hospital, his press secretary Lee Njiru has confirmed.
According to a statement released by the spokesman, Mzee Moi is in stable condition and is expected to have a full recovery.
Though he could not state the precise date, Njiru conveyed that Mzee Moi will be discharged in December.
"Mzee Moi, who is being attended to by a team of medics led by his physician Dr David Silverstein has recovered. But because of his old age, his doctors feel he should build up his energy before he can be discharged. His medical team is being extra cautious with his care to ensure full recovery.
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Moi's respiratory complications
Mzee Moi has been at the hospital for about a month. He is said to have experienced breathing complications that caused his doctors to recommend a hospital stay.
Reports the family has not authenticated indicated that the former President spent some time at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) before he regained consciousness.
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occ.exp.Rd
Given a variable indicating when an event happened,
a time window we are interested in, and possibly a set
of covariates, tabulate counts of event occurences and
exposures in the given time interval.
Note that you have to be careful about observations that
don't experience an event, but still count for exposure;
see the example below.
occ.exp( data, start.obs, end.obs, event, age.groups, time.periods, id.var = NULL, covars = NULL, age.offsets = NULL, time.offsets = NULL, weights = NULL, discretize = FALSE, exp.scale = 1 )
| data | the dataset containing events |
|---|---|
| start.obs | vector of values (one per row of |
| end.obs | vector of values (one per row of |
| event | the column of the dataset that indicates the date of an event. observations that contribute exposure but no events should have this set to a value that will never occur in the time period; for example, -1 |
| age.groups | an age.groups object |
| time.periods | a time.periods object |
| id.var | the variable giving the unique rows of the dataset for each individual (UNDER DEVELOPMENT) |
| covars | the name of covariates over which occurrences and exposures should be aggregated; defaults to NULL, meaning totals are computed over the entire dataset |
| age.offsets | if not NULL, then the age.periods are to be interpreted relative to these times (one for each row). this is usually a birth date |
| time.offsets | if not NULL, then the time.periods are to be interpreted relative to these times (one for each row). useful for computing quantities like "X months before interview", where interview happened at different times for different respondents |
| weights | the weight to apply to occurrences and exposures; defaults to 1 |
| discretize | if TRUE, turn reported amounts of exposure into a 0/1 exposure or no exposure; 0 exposure when < half of the time interval was spent in the cell and 1 exposure when >= half of the time interval was spent in the cell; thus, each sib can contribute to exposure in one and only one cell |
| exp.scale | amount by which to scale exposure; if, for example, dates are measured in months, but you want to measure rates in years, then this should be 1/12. It defaults to 1 |
a data frame with the covariates, age groups, occurences and expsoures
TODO
write unit tests
fill an example in the documentation below
at start of code, handle defaults more elegantly
id.var is not implemented; might be better to directly handle multiple events (see below)
handle multiple time periods
handle multiple events
handle GK weights (possibly not in this function)
possibly refactor in the future to pass in dataset of lifelines and separate list of event dates
what if event date is missing?
what about things that vary with the event, eg mother's age when child was born?
better description of dates; this was developed using CMC codes from the DHS surveys, but it should work for any interval scale
## THESE EXAMPLES ARE NOT UPDATED! ## Please disregard for the time being... ## RECODE so that observations w/ no births show up ## in the dataset at least once by giving them a first ## birth at the (impossible) CMC code of -1. This ensures ## that they never contribute a birth, but that they ## still count for exposure. ## ## NB: this is a key step. if we don't do this, ## women who haven't had any births are removed ## from the dataset, biasing rates upward... bdata.coded <- bdata#> Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos): object 'bdata' not found#> Error in bdata.coded$bdate[is.na(bdata.coded$bdate) & bdata.coded$bnum == "01"] <- -1: object 'bdata.coded' not found#> Error in subset(bdata.coded, !is.na(bdate)): object 'bdata.coded' not found## NO COVARIATES: ## now use compute.occ.exp to get counts of ## births and exposure between 1980 and 1990 ## for ages 0 to 60 ## TODO -- need to write this example using new ## version ## WITH COVARIATES: ## use compute.occ.exp to get counts of ## births and exposure by 5-year period ## between 1970 and 2005, ## for 5-year age groups [0,5), ..., [60,65) ## by the covariates ## urban, highestedlevel, and religion ## (NOTE: this is just illustrative. we wouldn't recommend ## substantively interpreting the results of this example.) ## TODO -- need to write this example using new ## version


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Hey folks, Long time no C.
Generally in C, this is how we find the length of an array arr
:
int n = sizeof(arr) / sizeof(arr[0]);
Here we take the size of the array in bytes; then divide it by the size of an individual array element.
Let’s get rid of sizeof
and make things cool.
Ever thought what’s the difference between arr
and &arr
?
Let’s check that out by printing the memory addresses of both the pointers:
and here’s the output:
As you can see in the output, both arr
and &arr
point to the exact same memory location 0x244fdc4.
Now, let’s increment both the pointers by 1 and check their memory address.
Here’s the code to check for the memory address of arr + 1
and &arr + 1
:
and the output:
We find that:
(arr + 1) points to 0x244fdc8 which is 4 bytes away from arr which points to 0x244fdc4.
Since an int
takes up 4 bytes, (arr + 1) points to the second element of the array.
(&arr + 1) points to 0x244fdd8 which is 20 bytes away from arr which points to 0x244fdc4.
(0x244fdd8 - 0x244fdc4 = 14 in hex = 20 in decimal)
Taking the size of int
into consideration, (&arr + 1) is 5 int-sizes away from the beginning of the array. 5 also happens to be the size of the array.
So, (&arr + 1) points to the memory address after the end of the array.
Now, we can deduce that while arr and &arr points to the same location, they are different in type.
arr has the type int *, where as &arr has the type int (*)[size].
&arr points to the entire array where as arr points to the first element of the array.
This brings us to something useful - length of the array.
* (&arr + 1) gives us the address after the end of the array and arr that of the first element of the array.
Subtracting latter from former would thus give the length of the array.
int n = *(&arr + 1) - arr;
We can simplify this using array indexes (since x[1] == *(x+1) ):
int n = (&arr)[1] - arr;
PS:
This works only for arrays, not when you take pointers (as in char *str for strings).
void reverseStr(char *str){ //wrong int strlength = (&str)[1] - str; }
In this case &str
is a pointer that points to the pointer str
. Remember, in C arrays are not pointers.
Addendum:
I’d like to quote a question-answer i found on reddit / SO regarding the same topic.
Q: Accessing the first address after an array seems to be undefined behavior. For example: if your array located at the end of an address-space, the referencing address causing an overflow and your resulting size could be anything. Then how could you access `(&arr)[1]` ?
A: C doesn’t allow access to memory beyond the end of the array. It does, however, allow a pointer to point at one element beyond the end of the array. The distinction is important.