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Intercooler depends on jQuery being installed, and can be installed like so:

You can grab the latest code from the Downloads page.
Intercooler consists of a set of attributes that can be used to specify where to submit AJAX requests to, when to do so, and how to handle the responses from the server. There are three core attributes:
ic-src
- Where to send and AJAX
request to (i.e. the path to submit to)ic-verb
- What
HTTP verb to use for
the request (e.g. POST
)ic-trigger-on
- When to issue the
request (e.g. "click" means "Issue the AJAX request when this element is clicked")Here is an example div
with each of these attributes:

 Click Me!

The attributes on this div tell intercooler:
When this div is clicked, issue aPOST
to/example
and replace the body of the div with the HTML in the response.
There are a few secondary attributes that you will often find useful when you are using intercooler:
ic-target
- A CSS selector specifying Who
(i.e. which element besides this one) to replace the content of.ic-include
- A CSS selector specifying
What Other elements to include (as parameters) with the AJAX requestic-indicator
- What indicator element
to make visible while the AJAX request is in flight (e.g. a spinner)ic-transition
- How to swap in the
new content (e.g. "none" to have no transition easements)Extending the example above, we could have this

Results Div...
  <input id="hiddenInput" type="hidden" name="hidden" value="42"/>
 Click Me!

This more complicated setup tells intercooler:
When this div is clicked, issue aPOST
to/example
, including the value of the input with the IDhiddenInput
. While the AJAX request is in flight, show the spinner with the IDindicator
. When the response returns, replace the body of the div with the idtargetDiv
with no transition easement (e.g. no fading).
You can see all the intercooler attributes available on the Attributes Page
A few intercooler attribute are macros that combine other attributes and can be used to simplify code. Here are a few macro attributes useful for buttons and forms:
ic-post-to
- a macro for ic-src
, ic-verb="POST"
and ic-trigger-on="default"
ic-put-to
- a macro for ic-src
, ic-verb="PUT"
and ic-trigger-on="default"
ic-delete-from
- a macro for ic-src
, ic-verb="DELETE"
and ic-trigger-on="default"
Using the ic-post-to
attribute, our first example can be simplified to:

 Click Me!

That's a bit more civilized.
Intercooler requests are made up of three phases:
Each phase is explained briefly below.
The Request Phase is usually triggered by either a user action or a polling event. Intercooler will look
at the ic-src
, ic-verb
, etc. attributes and issue an appropriate AJAX request,
showing the request indicator (if any exists).
When the server responds, Intercooler will first examine the response headers to see if there are any directives to execute. Then, if the body of the response is non-empty, it will swap the new content into the targeted element using the specified transition (or the default one if none was specified.) At this point the request indicator will be re-hidden.
Finally, if the request was due to human input, intercooler will enter the dependency phase. It will look for
other elements on the page that have an ic-src
that depends
(as defined here) on the URL that was uses in the Request Phase AND
that are a GET
, and will issue requests for updated content for them. Dependency propagation
terminates here: no further requests will be issued automatically.
Here are some examples of intercooler in action.
This example shows a div that polls a URL for updates.

 You have had 42 visitors today

It will poll the given URL, /visitors/count_div/
by issuing an AJAX GET
every two seconds.
Here is an example of a returned fragment from GET /visitors/count_div/
:
You have had 103 visitors today
Here is the div in action (be patient, sometimes no new visitors show up so it won't update on every 2 second interval):
The example above is passive: it polls the URL without any user input. Let's make it respond to a button click instead, and introduce our first dependency example:

 You have not yet clicked the button
 <button ic-post-to="/example/click"> Click Me! </button>
Here we've removed the ic-poll
attribute and introduced a button with a , ic-post-to
.
The server receives the post and increments a server-side counter of the number of times
you have clicked the button.
When the button is clicked, Intercooler detects that the div depends
on the URL that the button posted to, and so it automatically does a refresh, issuing a GET
and swapping any new content into the div.
In this example we will make things a bit more interactive by allowing the user to enter an item name that will be uploaded to the server.

 No name entered
 <input id="a_name" type="text" name="name" placeholder="Enter A Name"/> <button ic-post-to="/name" ic-include="#a_name"> Upload Name </button>
We are targeting a new URL, /name
and we've added the ic-include
attribute, which includes the input #a_name
name and value in the POST that is
submitted by the button.
In this example we will switch the target from a div swap to a list prepend, using intercooler's
ic-prepend-from
attribute
<input id="item_name" type="text" name="item_name" placeholder="Enter Item Name"/> <button ic-post-to="/items" ic-include="#item_name">Upload Name</button>

Placeholder

As before, we are passing up the item
name via the ic-include
attribute, and we are limiting the number of children in the list
to a total of 3 with the ic-limit-children
attribute:
Finally, lets finish with a relatively complicated example: a job-monitoring UI
To do this, we will use Intercooler's ic-style-src
attribute, which allows us to bind
a style property to a URL. The UI will first start of with a placeholder div. When the button is clicked,
the job will start, replacing the div with a progress bar. When the job completes, the original placeholder
div will return.
We will start with the following code:
<button class="btn btn-primary" ic-post-to="/job">Start Job</button>
Job Not Running...

Pretty simple: a div and a button that are both tied to the same URL. Remember, this means that the div depends on the button, and it will be refreshed after the button is clicked.
When the button is clicked a (simulated) job is kicked off. When a request for the div is made, the following HTML fragment is returned:
Job Running:

This HTML is swapped in for the body of the div, and includes a Bootstrap-based progress bar. The width
style attribute of the progress bar is tied to the /job/percent_complete
URL using the ic-style-src
directive, which it polls ever second. That URL will return values like 37%
and 78%
,
which will update the width of the progress bar.
When the job is finished the request to /job/percent_complete
includes a
Intercooler HTTP Header directive telling Intercooler to refresh all elements that
depend on the /job
path, which refreshes the parent div and removes the progress bar.
Here is the code in action:
That gives you a good overview of intercooler and what you can accomplish. You can read about all the attributes here, response tricks here, and the javascript API here.


Survey data, the engine of the behavioral revolution of the social sciences is about to run its course, with low response rate and poorly representative samples being the norm rather than the exception. Fortunately, vast amount of new information from social media, via digitalized governmental archives, to population registries are opening up new exiting avenues for innovative social science research, such as paternity leave and children’s performance in school, extent of censorship in Chinese online new reporting, or conditions for receptiveness to fake news. Moreover, the new data availability in combination with tools from machine-learning has spurred an interest in prediction and sophisticated policy-recommendations, ranging from optimize relocation of immigrants given their skill-set and local labor market needs, via probabilistic detection of election fraud, to forecasting of popular unrest and civil war. The undertaking of such research questions was, until recently, outside the realm of social science. There are however limits to the amount of new insights that can be obtained purely from richer data and “black-box” import of machine-learning tools. More robust, new insights require similar steps to be taken in the development of applied, testable, theoretical models to facilitate direct empirical evaluations of the model dynamics and the consistency of the model with the data. Such a step requires a solid grounding in computing.
The aim of the project is to develop an algorithm based on Machine Learning methods to help determine where EU directives and regulations originate from. The download/upload model states that part of the legislative process in the EU is member countries uploading parts of their existing national body of legislation to be incorporated to the EU legislation. If this is the case one should be able to identify parts of the native legislative texts from their country of origin in the EU-legislation. Based on this a machine learning algorithm will be implemented to compare and examine legislative texts.
By taking as input the national legislation of the countries before an EU regulation is made, and the finished EU-regulation, and search for similarities, for instance how much of the respective countries national legislation is to be found in the EU regulation, one can use this as a proxy for assessing which country or countries has the most influence on the resulting regulation. As all EU-laws are translated to all languages in the EU, language differences does not need to be taken into consideration.
It is expected to find various levels of what Padgett calls synthesis and emulation [1] (meaning mixes of several states, synthesis, or more or less copying from one state, emulation), depending of what field one has to consider, but what is said about this earlier is qualitative and inconsistent, so this quantitative approach might serve as a backbone for further research.
To evaluate this model one can follow the similarities into the download-phase, where the countries of the EU have to implement the laws following the guidelines set by the directive and see to what degree the member countries follow it. That is, how compliant the country is, which is a subject that has been more studied and thus have more material to compare with. So one can see if this method can replicate the findings of various articles written on the compliance of EU countries to EU law [2-5].
When this is done, I will look at how these factors change over time, to see if the dominant countries become more dominant or less, or if they change.
The milestones are as follows


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Determines if a file is accessible.
set_allowed_paths(), set_skip_files() and SetStaticFileConfigMatcher() must
be called before this method or else all file accesses will raise an error.
Args:
filename: Path of the file to check (relative or absolute). May be a
directory, in which case access for files inside that directory will
be checked.
Returns:
True if the file is accessible, False otherwise.
Raises:
TypeError: filename is not a basestring.
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hardened environment.
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application_paths: List of additional paths that the application may
access, this must include the App Engine runtime but not the Python
library directories.
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Configure the skip_files regex.
Files that match this regex are inaccessible in the hardened environment.
Must be called at least once before any file objects are created in the
hardened environment.
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Configure the static_files regex.
Files that match this regex are inaccessible in the hardened environment.
Must be called at least once before any file objects are created in the
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Args:
static_files: A str containing a regex to match against file paths.
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2 os.path.normcase(os.path.realpath(os.path.dirname(os.__file__))),
3 os.path.normcase(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(os.__file__))),
4 os.path.normcase(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(os.__file__))),
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Recipe 6.20. Using Cooperative Supercalls Concisely and SafelyCredit: Paul McNett, Alex Martelli ProblemYou appreciate the cooperative style of multiple-inheritance coding supported by the super built-in, but you wish you could use that style in a more terse and concise way. SolutionA good solution is a mixin classa class you can multiply inherit from, that uses introspection to allow more terse coding: import inspect class SuperMixin(object): def super(cls, *args, **kwargs): frame = inspect.currentframe(1) self = frame.f_locals['self'] methodName = frame.f_code.co_name method = getattr(super(cls, self), methodName, None) if inspect.ismethod(method): return method(*args, **kwargs) super = classmethod(super) Any class cls that inherits from class SuperMixin acquires a magic method named super: calling cls.super(args) from within a method named somename of class cls is a concise way to call super(cls, self).somename(args). Moreover, the call is safe even if no class that follows cls in Method Resolution Order (MRO) defines any method named somename. DiscussionHere is a usage example: if _ _name_ _ == '_ _main_ _': class TestBase(list, SuperMixin): # note: no myMethod defined here pass class MyTest1(TestBase): def myMethod(self): print "in MyTest1" MyTest1.super( ) class MyTest2(TestBase): def myMethod(self): print "in MyTest2" MyTest2.super( ) class MyTest(MyTest1, MyTest2): def myMethod(self): print "in MyTest" MyTest.super( ) MyTest( ).myMethod( ) # emits: # in MyTest # in MyTest1 # in MyTest2 Python has been offering "new-style" classes for years, as a preferable alternative to the classic classes that you get by default. Classic classes exist only for backwards-compatibility with old versions of Python and are not recommended for new code. Among the advantages of new-style classes is the ease of calling superclass implementations of a method in a "cooperative" way that fully supports multiple inheritance, thanks to the super built-in. Suppose you have a method in a new-style class cls, which needs to perform a task and then delegate the rest of the work to the superclass implementation of the same method. The code idiom is: def somename(self, *args): ...some preliminary task... return super(cls, self).somename(*args) This idiom suffers from two minor issues: it's slightly verbose, and it also depends on a superclass offering a method somename. If you want to make cls less coupled to other classes, and therefore more robust, by removing the dependency, the code gets even more verbose: def somename(self, *args): ...some preliminary task... try: super_method = super(cls, self).somename except AttributeError: return None else: return super_method(*args) The mixin class SuperMixin shown in this recipe removes both issues. Just ensure cls inherits, directly or indirectly, from SuperMixin (alongside any other base classes you desire), and then you can code, concisely and robustly: def somename(self, *args): ...some preliminary task... return cls.super(*args) The classmethod SuperMixin.super relies on simple introspection to get the self object and the name of the method, then internally uses built-ins super and getattr to get the superclass method, and safely call it only if it exists. The introspection is performed through the handy inspect module of the standard Python library, making the whole task even simpler. See AlsoLibrary Reference and Python in a Nutshell docs on super, the new object model and MRO, the built-in getattr, and standard library module inspect; Recipe 20.12 for another recipe taking a very different approach to simplify the use of built-in super. |


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This project was created for my module CMP404 at university. This module looks at emerging technologies in the gaming sector and specifically AR.
For this project we used Unreal Engine 4. My game is a simple game where you defend a base, in this case the Android mascot, for waves of enemies. You can swap weapons by using the UI buttons or looking at the provided images. You can shoot down planes that rotate around the mascot to get health back.
The source code for this project can be found on Github here


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Description
| Interface Summary | |
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| CoScheduleJob | An instance of this class represents a coschedule job. |
| HardwareResource | An instance of this interface is an abstract representation of a physical
hardware resource which is Monitorable . |
| Job | An instance of this class represents a job. |
| Reservation | An instance implementing this interface represents a reservation for
Resource s. |
| Resource | Resource is a base interface which is realized by any class which wishes to
indicate it represents a node or component; currently both a
HardwareResource and a SoftwareResource realize this
interface. |
| ResourceBroker | An instance of this class is used to submit Job s or to reserve
Resource s. |
| WrapperJob | An instance of this class represents a wrapper job. |
| Class Summary | |
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| AbstractJobDescription | Abstract job description. |
| CoScheduleJobDescription | An instance of this class describes an coschedule job to be run. |
| HardwareResourceDescription | An instance of this class is a description of a hardware resource, a physical entity, which a may be required by a hardware or software component. |
| JavaSoftwareDescription | An instance of this class is a description of a piece of java software (component) which is to be submitted as a job. |
| JobDescription | An instance of this class describes a job to be run. |
| OrderedCoScheduleJobDescription | |
| OrderedCoScheduleJobDescription.JobLink | |
| ResourceDescription | The ResourceDescription interface forms the base for the
SoftwareResourceDescription s and HardwareResourceDescription s
classes; these are used to specify and find resources which may then be used,
for example, to submit a Job to. |
| SoftwareDescription | An instance of this class is a description of a piece of software (component) which is to be submitted as a job. |
| SoftwareResource | An abstract representation of a piece of software. |
| SoftwareResourceDescription | An instance of this class is a description of a software resource, which may be required by a hardware or software component. |
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This package contains the classes and interfaces which are
used for using resources, be they hardware or software resources.
The most important classes and interfaces in this package are
ResourceBroker
and Reservation
.
An instance of the class
ResourceBroker
represents a broker for resources and is used to reserve and find resources.
An instance of the class
Reservation
represents a
reservation for a resource and is used to manipulate this reservation.
The most important classes and interfaces dealing with hardware resources are
HardwareResourceDescription
and HardwareResource
.
An instance of the class
HardwareResourceDescription
represents a description of a hardware resource and is used to describe such.
An instance of the class
HardwareResource
represents a hardware resource and is used to manipulate such.
The most important classes and interfaces dealing with software resources are
SoftwareResourceDescription
,
and Job
.
An instance of the class
SoftwareResourceDescription
represents a description of a software resource and is used to describe such.
Jobs
represent running tasks on a
grid site.
The classes in this package are related to each other as follows.
A JobDescription
contains a
SoftwareDescription
and either a
ResourceDescription
or
a Resource
object.
The method
submitJob
of the
ResourceBroker
creates a
Job
out of the
JobDescription
.
The ResourceDescription
object as well as the Resource
object are abstract and have subclasses for hardware and software (called
HardwareResourceDescription
,
HardwareResource
,
SoftwareResourceDescription
and SoftwareResource
).
There's also a special convenience sub-type of the
SoftwareDescription
,
the
JavaSoftwareDescription
,
which makes it easier to create a description of a Java application.
The ResourceBroker
cannot only turn
JobDescriptions
into
Jobs
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Resources
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ResourceDescriptions
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Instagram to test removing like counts for some US users next week
by Danny ClemensLOS ANGELES -- Get ready, Instagram users: The company is about to start a test where some users in the United States will no longer be able to see how many likes other users' posts get.
Instagram head Adam Mosseri announced the test Friday during a Wired magazine event in San Francisco, explaining that the test was "about young people."
"The idea is to try and depressurize Instagram: make it less of a competition, give people more space to focus on connecting with people that they love, things that inspire them," he said.
In a room of "a couple hundred people," Mosseri told the audience that "definitely a couple of you" are going to be part of the test. He then asked the crowd if they were excited about the test and was met with tepid applause.
Instagram will investigate how the test impacts user sentiment and user behavior as well as the creator ecosystem, Mosseri added.
The Facebook-owned company announced over the summer that it was testing out hiding like counts for a subset of users in Australia, Brazil, Ireland, Italy, Japan and New Zealand.
It's not yet clear if the test in the United States will run exactly the same way as that test, where Instagram said individual photos have been "liked by [friend's username] and others" in place of a numeric like count.
While users in that test weren't able to see how many likes other users' photos have received, they were still able to see how many times their own posts had been liked. In addition to likes, users could no longer see how many views videos get.
According to screenshots from impacted users, those who are included in the international test received the following message when they opened the Instagram app: "We want your followers to focus on what you share, not how many likes your posts get. During this test, only you will be able to see the total number of likes on your posts."
A similar test has been underway in Canada since May. It's not immediately clear how the test has impacted user behavior.


As the crust builds up nutrients, plants begin to grow. There are various plant communities within the park, including pinyon–juniper woodlands, desert shrublands, grasslands, hanging gardens, and
riparian corridors. One would not expect to fi nd a water-loving fern living within a few feet of a cactus, but that is exactly what can happen at Arches National Park because of the diversecommunities.


Space AI is a game for programmers. You control a spaceship by writing JavaScript code in order to complete a specific task. Each level is a challenge with its own objectives, which may include navigating your ship to a set of coordinates, eliminating enemy ships, and evading obstacles like space mines and asteroids, among other things. This documentation contains a list of keyboard shortcuts you can use in the game, a few code examples, a full function reference that describes the functions you can use to control the ship, and a full object reference that describes the types of game objects on which the functions might operate.
To start playing, you should first choose a level – either click "Select Level" or hit the "s" key and the Level Selector window will pop up. Use the "n" and "p" keys to highlight the next and previous levels, respectively, or click one with your mouse. Then hit enter or click the "load" button to load the selected level. If the level has some help text, it will be displayed in a dialog after it has been loaded. As you complete levels, this will be indicated by a green checkmark on the level's thumbnail.
To start writing code, either click the arrow on the left or hit the "i" key to slide out the coding window. Any JavaScript you write in this window will be executed once per frame in the game. To change the editor theme, you can go to View -> Editor Themes. Once you have written some code, to see it in action it you need to click the "Install & Restart", then click the "Run" button. This will install your code and start it executing, respectively. To save code you have written, go to File -> Save, or hit "Ctrl+s". Saved code will persist across browser sessions unless you clear local storage.
To debug your code, log diagnostic information to the console. You can view the console by clicking the arrow on the bottom of the screen or by hitting the "c" key. For more information, take a look at the logging functions.


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Zend\Config\Writer gives you the ability to write config files out of array, Zend\Config\Config and any Traversable object. The Zend\Config\Writer is an interface that defines two methods: toFile() and toString(). We have five specific writers that implement this interface:
The INI writer has two modes for rendering with regard to sections. By default the top-level configuration is always written into section names. By calling $writer->setRenderWithoutSectionsFlags(true); all options are written into the global namespace of the INI file and no sections are applied.
As an addition Zend\Config\Writer\Ini has an additional option parameter nestSeparator, which defines with which character the single nodes are separated. The default is a single dot, like it is accepted by Zend\Config\Reader\Ini by default.
When modifying or creating a Zend\Config\Config object, there are some things to know. To create or modify a value, you simply say set the parameter of the Config object via the parameter accessor (->). To create a section in the root or to create a branch, you just create a new array (“$config->branch = array();”).
Using Zend\Config\Writer\Ini
This example illustrates the basic use of Zend\Config\Writer\Ini to create a new config file:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | // Create the config object
$config = new Zend\Config\Config(array(), true);
$config->production = array();
$config->production->webhost = 'www.example.com';
$config->production->database = array();
$config->production->database->params = array();
$config->production->database->params->host = 'localhost';
$config->production->database->params->username = 'production';
$config->production->database->params->password = 'secret';
$config->production->database->params->dbname = 'dbproduction';
$writer = new Zend\Config\Writer\Ini();
echo $writer->toString($config);
|
The result of this code is an INI string contains the following values:
1 2 3 4 5 6 | [production]
webhost = "www.example.com"
database.params.host = "localhost"
database.params.username = "production"
database.params.password = "secret"
database.params.dbname = "dbproduction"
|
You can use the method toFile() to store the INI data in a file.
The Zend\Config\Writer\Xml can be used to generate an XML string or file starting from a Zend\Config\Config object.
Using Zend\Config\Writer\Xml
This example illustrates the basic use of Zend\Config\Writer\Xml to create a new config file:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | // Create the config object
$config = new Zend\Config\Config(array(), true);
$config->production = array();
$config->production->webhost = 'www.example.com';
$config->production->database = array();
$config->production->database->params = array();
$config->production->database->params->host = 'localhost';
$config->production->database->params->username = 'production';
$config->production->database->params->password = 'secret';
$config->production->database->params->dbname = 'dbproduction';
$writer = new Zend\Config\Writer\Xml();
echo $writer->toString($config);
|
The result of this code is an XML string contains the following data:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<zend-config>
<production>
<webhost>www.example.com</webhost>
<database>
<params>
<host>localhost</host>
<username>production</username>
<password>secret</password>
<dbname>dbproduction</dbname>
</params>
</database>
</production>
</zend-config>
|
You can use the method toFile() to store the XML data in a file.
The Zend\Config\Writer\PhpArray can be used to generate a PHP code that returns an array representation of an Zend\Config\Config object.
Using Zend\Config\Writer\PhpArray
This example illustrates the basic use of Zend\Config\Writer\PhpArray to create a new config file:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | // Create the config object
$config = new Zend\Config\Config(array(), true);
$config->production = array();
$config->production->webhost = 'www.example.com';
$config->production->database = array();
$config->production->database->params = array();
$config->production->database->params->host = 'localhost';
$config->production->database->params->username = 'production';
$config->production->database->params->password = 'secret';
$config->production->database->params->dbname = 'dbproduction';
$writer = new Zend\Config\Writer\PhpArray();
echo $writer->toString($config);
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The result of this code is a PHP script that returns an array as follow:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 | <?php
return array (
'production' =>
array (
'webhost' => 'www.example.com',
'database' =>
array (
'params' =>
array (
'host' => 'localhost',
'username' => 'production',
'password' => 'secret',
'dbname' => 'dbproduction',
),
),
),
);
|
You can use the method toFile() to store the PHP script in a file.
The Zend\Config\Writer\Json can be used to generate a PHP code that returns the JSON representation of a Zend\Config\Config object.
Using Zend\Config\Writer\Json
This example illustrates the basic use of Zend\Config\Writer\Json to create a new config file:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | // Create the config object
$config = new Zend\Config\Config(array(), true);
$config->production = array();
$config->production->webhost = 'www.example.com';
$config->production->database = array();
$config->production->database->params = array();
$config->production->database->params->host = 'localhost';
$config->production->database->params->username = 'production';
$config->production->database->params->password = 'secret';
$config->production->database->params->dbname = 'dbproduction';
$writer = new Zend\Config\Writer\Json();
echo $writer->toString($config);
|
The result of this code is a JSON string contains the following values:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | { "webhost" : "www.example.com",
"database" : {
"params" : {
"host" : "localhost",
"username" : "production",
"password" : "secret",
"dbname" : "dbproduction"
}
}
}
|
You can use the method toFile() to store the JSON data in a file.
The Zend\Config\Writer\Json class uses the Zend\Json\Json component to convert the data in a JSON format.
The Zend\Config\Writer\Yaml can be used to generate a PHP code that returns the YAML representation of a Zend\Config\Config object. In order to use the YAML writer we need to pass a callback to an external PHP library or use the Yaml PECL extension.
Using Zend\Config\Writer\Yaml
This example illustrates the basic use of Zend\Config\Writer\Yaml to create a new config file using the Yaml PECL extension:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | // Create the config object
$config = new Zend\Config\Config(array(), true);
$config->production = array();
$config->production->webhost = 'www.example.com';
$config->production->database = array();
$config->production->database->params = array();
$config->production->database->params->host = 'localhost';
$config->production->database->params->username = 'production';
$config->production->database->params->password = 'secret';
$config->production->database->params->dbname = 'dbproduction';
$writer = new Zend\Config\Writer\Yaml();
echo $writer->toString($config);
|
The result of this code is a YAML string contains the following values:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | webhost: www.example.com
database:
params:
host: localhost
username: production
password: secret
dbname: dbproduction
|
You can use the method toFile() to store the YAML data in a file.
If you want to use an external YAML writer library you have to pass the callback function in the constructor of the class. For instance, if you want to use the Spyc library:
1 2 3 4 5 | // include the Spyc library
require_once ('path/to/spyc.php');
$writer = new Zend\Config\Writer\Yaml(array('Spyc','YAMLDump'));
echo $writer->toString($config);
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The source code of this file is hosted on GitHub. Everyone can update and fix errors in this document with few clicks - no downloads needed.


I am an 18 year old male weighing in at around 135 lbs. I have extensive experience with DMT and Marijuana, have tried shrooms twice, DPT twice, 4-AcO-DMT once, 4-HO-MPT once. I have tried a few other non-tryptamine drugs on occasion, Salvia, 2C-I, and Ketamine. My last proper trip was with DPT a few weeks before this. I had done a low dose of DMT less than a week ago. I didnít have any particular reason for this trip except to introduce P, a close friend of mine, to psychedelics. I was a bit tired so after school got out I took a 30 minute nap and then shower before picking P up.
It was Ps first time tripping. I decided that 16 mg 4-AcO-DMT would be a decent starting point, allowing for an introduction to the psychedelic mind space without becoming to overwhelming. The doses were weighed on an analytical 0.1 mg resolution scale. I was excited to undergo this journey as it was my first trip of spring. While the weather wasnít great everything was green and a welcome change from the barren landscape of the past 7 months.
At 5.35 PM it was drizzly as P and I walked through the park and swallowed our caps. We had a trek of about a mile before we got to our final destination. We covered this distance in around 20 minutes and arrived at the lake where our friends AG, AB, S, and Z were located at. They had all taken 40 mg of 2C-C and I was very interested to hear about the effects. They had dosed at the same time as I and were not feeling anything yet.
We all played around on the slippery playground and like usual it hit me first. Around 30 minutes after dosing the tryptamine body buzz was surging though me. It was hard to maintain a straight face as I listened in on the others conversations. I personally didnít do much in the way of talking as I frequently quite down when under the effects of most drugs. I just donít have much to add to most conversations, I cut out the petty details.
I asked P how she was feeling and she said she didnít really know what to feel but whatever it was it wasnít much. I was surprised by this and began to realize that the effects were weaker than I would expect too. Perhaps during the four months in a drawer my bagged sample had degraded some. I later realized that this was most certainly the case. I would say it had degraded between 20-30% of its original potency.
We continued chilling in the park until around 6.45 when we decided to go for a walk. S had to return to his car to grab a snack and we waited by the side of the road for him. I was peaking oddly early. The vibrant colors around me looked almost tropical in nature and the trees and the street swirled and heaved. I was in a state of transcendental tranquility completely content with the peaceful world I was observing. Unfortunately as I started walking the visuals became significantly less noticeable and I was left in a not that far out mental state. Luckily for me that was fine as I enjoy the low dose trips just as much as the high dose ones. I had hoped it would have been a bit stronger for P though; there will be other times though.
So we headed south along the lake walking through at first away and then towards the beach. We ended up on a barren beach that looked like a wasteland. The wind was blowing the sand in waves and the beach grass. The grass looked funny and an oddly blue tint which a quick confirmation with a friend told me was the drug and not the grass. As I approached the wispy blades the color shifted to more of a natural green. We continued onward and came to a set of large rocks on a manmade beach. We had to climb around these rocks to get to the bright green grass on the other side. This short climb was a bit terrifying as a slip on the rocks meant broken bones. On my unsteady tryptamine feet I managed to make it over to where the grass was incredibly green.
Our group continued walking until we saw the outline of the neighboring large city on the horizon. Its gray blue color was enchanting and amazing. I knew this was just the weather. We continued walking for a while, searching for somewhere to smoke, all the while merrily conversing (save for me). At this
Nearly three hours after dosing we reached a good smoking location and I whipped out my 10x B. Caapi joint while AB whipped out a regular marijuana one. At this point any visual movement had subsided and I was left with some slight residual stimulation, a bit of trippy thoughts, and the alteration of lights that I love. I unfortunately donít know how much Caapi was in the joint as it was rolled a long time ago. My guess would be between 0.6g and 0.8g. I took two hits of the marijuana joint and pretty much split the Caapi joint with P. The Caapi, which has little effect on its own, really accentuated the trippy headspace, almost doubling its intensity. AG remarked that the weed combined with the 2C-C made it significantly trippier while S thought that the 2C-C might have been altering the weed and not other way around.
A man pulled up near us on his Harley. He was alone, wearing typical and classy leathers. He walked onto the beach and just stared into the horizon where the grey water met the grey sky. He was an iconic and archetypical American. Our group was amazed at him. We thought about the great lengths he had ridden to come to watch the lake. After 10 minutes he left his silent reflection, hopped back on his bike and left as did we.
We walked towards my favorite stretch of houses in my hometown. First up was the wall, intricately textured the teeny bits of rock captured my attention. They didnít move but they still werenít normal, vibrations of energy emanated from them. The first house looked like it was in a tropical rainforest. The greens and reds were spectacular. I was in wonderland. We moved on and P and I split off from the rest of the group to find a bathroom. As we walked down this quite street, observing the houses, I was again overcome by transcendental feelings of tranquility. Everything was here in front of me, the world was mine and the world was good.
In the Starbucks where we took our rest stop I was fixated on my reflection in the mirror. My dilated eyes were gigantic and my nose sloped forward at an odd angle. My image wasnít true to form and I took on a slightly reptilian look. While I stared I looked into the depths of myself.  I realized that I was entirely unproductive, almost a failure in that sense. I sense myself falling into a negative thought loop and yanked my view away. When P and I met up again she let me know that she couldnít stop staring at herself in the mirror, I chuckled and let her know it was the same for me.
We walked to a park and lay down looking at the stars. In a more productive mental mood I fixated on the orange and blue sky fantasy sky and vowed to work on my time management. P and I talked for a good 30 minutes before getting up to grab food. I talked about some of the things I wanted to change in my life and how I would change them. Again I felt completely tranquil. During this time I regained the ability to shift my ocular focus from one object to another. At around 9.15 I would say I was no longer tripping. The mirrors in the local Pan Asian restaurant were not as captivating as before. The meal was good and talking to others fine. While I wouldnít say I was sober, I could certainly pass for it. We realized that we had forgotten the others and gave them a call but it was too late, they had physically moved to a location we couldnít reach without driving.
The rest of the night was spent peacefully around a bonfire until P left and I crashed at 1.00 AM.
A note:
The 10x B. Caapi was made by soaking 50g of powdered Caapi root in IPA for 2 days, filtering the IPA, pouring it into 5g of Spearmint and then evaporating it.
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THE PATRIOT
Review by John Beachem
* * * 1/2
Directed by: Roland Emmerich Written by: Robert Rodat
Benjamin Martin (Mel Gibson) is a former war hero who now runs a plantation with his family in late 18th century South Carolina. The rest of the country is up in arms about King George's taxation from England, and they are crying for revolution. Martin says he will not fight, but his son, Gabriel (Heath Ledger), joins the colonial army against his father's will. Martin's friend, Col. Burwell (the excellent Chris Cooper), is Gabriel's commanding officer and promises to look after the boy. Martin tries to go on with his life, but soon finds himself drawn into the conflict when the sadistic British Colonel Tavington (Jason Isaacs) destroys his home and his life. Martin decides to seek revenge by joining and eventually leading the local militia. His ambush tactics and countless victories cause the British to give him the nickname "The Ghost". As Benjamin and Gabriel continue to win victories, the British decide that more brutal tactics are in order. General Cornwallis (Tom Wilkinson), who is in charge of the South Carolina aspect of the war, employs Colonel Tavington to use whatever means are necessary to bring Martin in. This includes going after his family, being watched by his deceased wife's sister, Charlotte (Joely Richardson).
I must admit, "The Patriot" wasn't quite what I expected after seeing the movie's trailers. I think I expected a massive, three hour long epic like "Braveheart", but it was... well, something quite different. Actually, that's one of the biggest problems with this movie; "The Patriot" is never quite sure what kind of movie it's trying to be. It switches around amongst several possible genres without ever finding one that quite fits. At times the movie is a glorious war movie, then a movie showing the horrors of war, then a social commentary, a history lesson, a heart-warming family movie, a sappy romantic movie. The list goes on and on, but I'll stop here rather than driving what I'm trying to say through your head like a rail road spike. Despite this and a cliche ridden plot, "The Patriot" is still a decent and entertaining movie thanks to some great acting, costumes, scenery, and music. It also features some magnificent battle scenes, courtesy of Roland Emmerich's ("Independence Day") astute direction. When "The Patriot" stays on the battlefield, it's rousing and entertaining; when it tries to be more emotional, things go somewhat awry.
Mel Gibson gives an outstanding performance and leads a strong cast through an otherwise weak script. Gibson's acting is interesting; he appears wooden and emotionless at first but develops more and more emotion as the story goes on. Heath Ledger ("10 Things I Hate About You") delivers a promising, if somewhat inexperienced performance, as the brash and willful son. Off the battlefield, the film is at its best when dealing with the father-son relationship. Ledger and Gibson are backed up by a colorful supporting cast composed of good, reliable actors like: Rene Oborjonois (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) as a Reverend turned warrior; the always great Chris Cooper; and Tcheky Karyo ("The Messenger") as a French soldier who offers his services to the revolution. The only weak link in the cast (but what a weak link it is) is newcomer Lisa Brenner as Gabriel's love interest, Anne. Not only does she give a terrible performance, but she delivers a key dramatic speech to a crowd of supporters, at one point, and does it so poorly I actually started laughing out loud. Last we have Jason Isaacs ("Armageddon", "Event Horizon") giving a great performance in a horrible part. Isaac's historically inaccurate character is about as chiched a villain as is possible. The man does everything but laugh maniacally and twirl his moustache (thankfully he doesn't have a moustache). Yet Isaacs is such a good performer and was obviously having such fun with the part, it really didn't matter.
There are a lot of things working for "The Patriot" and nearly as many working against it. On the for side we have some great performances, good direction, interesting battle scenes, and yet another wonderful score from John Williams (can the man do no wrong?). Against it we have a cliched script, one really bad performance, and a story that doesn't know where it's going. You'll have to weigh the pros and cons before deciding whether or not to see this. I felt the battle scenes tilted the pros in favor of a higher rating. Speaking of the battle scenes, one of the first ones we see is truly fascinating. It involves Benjamin Martin attacking a caravan, practically on his own, and defeating every soldier in it. This was a fascinating scene because the tactics used by the British were quite historically accurate (and obviously very poor since they were beaten by one man), and there was a realism to the scene that you don't often get in these kinds of movies. I'd best warn those of you who are faint of heart, "The Patriot" takes no prisoners and edits nothing out. We see all the horrors that come with war, including innocent men, women, and children being slaughtered by the enemy. A few of these scenes are absolutely heart wrenching (some people in the theater broke down crying). "The Patriot" runs a long 164 minutes, and as interesting as the movie may be, it feels that long. I'd recommend it to fans of Gibson since he turns in a stellar performance, and to anyone who enjoyed "Braveheart" since the similarities are obvious. History buffs (like me) will find certain segments painfully inaccurate (I'm pretty sure 18th century muskets weren't capable of that kind of accuracy, and George Washington played a slightly more significant role in the war), but should still have a good time catching historical references. I give the film three and a half out of five stars.
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CLI Usage¶
cotk
provides command line interface.
Usage: cotk <command> [...]
command list:
import Import local files to cotk cache.
config Set variables at the config file (at ~/.cotk_config).
Import¶
The following command can import a local file of resources into cache:
cotk import <file_id> <file_path>
where file_id
should start with resources://
, and file_path
is the path to the local resource. For example:
cotk import resources://MSCOCO ./MSCOCO.zip


Before Change
// fit with validation data
model.fit(X_train, y_train, batch_size=batch_size,
validation_data=(X_test, y_test), callbacks=cbks, epochs=3)
// fit with validation data and accuracy
model.fit(X_train, y_train, batch_size=batch_size,
After Change
i += 1
i = i % max_batch_index
inp = Input((input_dim,))
hidden = Dense(num_hidden, activation="relu")(inp)
hidden = Dropout(0.1)(hidden)
output = Dense(num_class, activation="softmax")(hidden)
model = Model(inputs=inp, outputs=output)
model.compile(loss="categorical_crossentropy",
optimizer="sgd",
metrics=["accuracy"])


Class MinimalComponentHistoryModel
This class represents a minimal implementation of a component history model.
Inheritance
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: Vasont.Inspire.Models.Versioning
Assembly: Vasont.Inspire.Models.dll
Syntax
public class MinimalComponentHistoryModel : MinimalComponentModel, IChangesetSnapshot
Properties
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Gets or sets the action type to execute against the changeset action target.
Declaration
public ChangesetSnapshotActionType Action { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ChangesetSnapshotActionType |
CanRestore
Gets a value indicating whether the component can be restored.
Declaration
public bool CanRestore { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
ChangesetDate
Gets or sets the related changeset date time when the changeset was saved.
Declaration
public DateTime ChangesetDate { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.DateTime |
ChangesetId
Gets or sets the associated changeset identity.
Declaration
public Guid ChangesetId { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Guid |
ChangesetNumber
Gets or sets the related changeset number.
Declaration
public long ChangesetNumber { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int64 |
Comment
Gets or sets the related changeset comment.
Declaration
public string Comment { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
ContentChanged
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the related component history has new content that has changed from previous histories.
Declaration
public bool ContentChanged { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
ElectronicSignatureBy
Gets or sets the name of the user who esigned.
Declaration
public string ElectronicSignatureBy { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
ElectronicSignatureDate
Gets or sets the date when this record got esigned.
Declaration
public DateTime? ElectronicSignatureDate { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<System.DateTime> |
FolderPath
Gets or sets the reconstructed folder path.
Declaration
public string FolderPath { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Label
Gets or sets the related changeset label.
Declaration
public string Label { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
LatestSnapshot
Gets or sets a value indicating whether this component is the latest snapshot.
Declaration
public bool LatestSnapshot { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
ProcessedBy
Gets or sets the name of the user who last processed the component.
Declaration
public string ProcessedBy { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
ProcessType
Gets or sets the action process type to execute against the changeset action target.
Declaration
public string ProcessType { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Restored
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the history record was a restoral.
Declaration
public bool Restored { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
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The PWG meetings will be held on February 5-6, 2020 only via WebEx teleconference (Virtual F2F).
There is no registration fee or RSVP survey for this meeting.
Call-in toll-free number (US/Canada): +1<PHONE_NUMBER>
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Attendee access code: (by request only)
To join the WebEx meeting for this event:
Note:All times are US Mountain Standard Time ( UTC-07:00 ) - Daylight Savings Time ends November 3, 2019 in the USA.
Discussions at PWG face-to-face meetings are covered by the PWG Policy on Intellectual Property and Confidentiality - basically everything we discuss is non-confidential and can be included in an open standard.
| Date | Times | Description |
|---|---|---|
| February 5 |
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM | PWG Plenary |
| 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM | IPP WG : Status | |
| 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM | IPP WG : IPP Everywhere v1.1 · IPP Everywhere Self Cert v1.1 | |
| 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM | Break / Lunch | |
| 11:30 AM to 12:00 PM | IPP WG : IPP Production Printing Extensions v2.0 | |
| 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM | IPP WG : IPP Driverless Printing Extensions v2.0 | |
| 1:30 PM to 2:00 PM | Break | |
| 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM | IPP WG : Job Accounting with IPP v1.0 | |
| February 6 | 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM | IDS WG : Status and Discussion · PWG Hardcopy Device Security Guidelines v1.0 |
| 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM | Break / Lunch | |
| 11:30 AM to 12:00 PM | IPP WG : IPP Encrypted Jobs and Documents v1.0 | |
| 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM | IPP WG : IPP Driverless Printing Extensions v2.0 - Part 2 | |
| 1:30 PM to 2:00 PM | Break | |
| 2:00 PM to 2:45 PM | IPP WG : 3D Printing Liaison Status | |
| 2:45 PM to 3:00 PM | IPP WG : Next Steps |


- Technical
- Dynamic vs. Static Typing
Typed, like using a special keyboard?
No. Not like using a special keyboard. A languages type system refers to the property associated to a variety of elements, from variables to functions. For example, in Java there are 8 primitive data types ranging from a byte
to a long
. A variable in Java must be declared as a specific type, and it's value must conform to that specific data type's rules. A function must be declared by it's return data type. For example:
int maxValue = 300;
int square(int i) {
return i * i;
}
Java is a static typed language. You must delcare everything in Java, including the arguments being passed to a function.
Ruby is a dynamicly typed language. A dynamic typed language doesn't require you to declare your variables, arguments, function return values, etc. For example, you can do the following in Ruby:
maxValue = 300
def square(i)
return i * i
end
Ignoring the syntactical (Is that even a word? If not, it should be...) differences between the two languages, one would think that the Ruby way, dynamic typing, is much easier. While the flexible nature of dynamic typing is one of it's greatest benefits, it's also one of it's greatest risks. The strict nature of having to declare every piece of data in your program, allows you to know exactly what you're dealing with. The problem is that static typing can sometimes get in the way when you need an object to act like another object, you must declare either a new variable or redeclare the variable as the new required data type.


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These photos were taken in 1972 or ‘73 with an old Polaroid camera. During a family road trip, my parents arranged a visit to Muhammad Ali’s training camp in Deer Lake, Pennsylvania. Dad was a big boxing fan. Mom… tolerated the three males in our household.
How fast was Ali in his prime? Very fast. One photo shows him evading a punch from my brother, Edward, who was about seven at the time. I distracted the Champ with a handshake. Hightowers always work together.
Our family didn’t receive any special treatment from the Champ. As I recall (through the eyes of my eight-year-old self) Ali interacted with everyone in the training camp that day. And I hear that he enjoys people just as much today.
There are many reasons to admire Ali. Among them are his discipline, courage, and effective marketing.
Discipline
The fight is won or lost far away from witnesses, long before I dance under those lights.
~Muhammad Ali
A professional athlete cannot fake preparation. Sometimes the training feels endless. Road work, weights, sparring, and drills are designed to condition the mind and body for combat. Fakers are eliminated early; they never make it to the national stage. Champions have the discipline to train even when they don’t feel like it.
Every profession has the equivalent of athletic training. For example, software developers are constantly reading blogs, experimenting with algorithms, and practicing kata. The best entrepreneurs are those who observe human behavior, and they build products and a team to meet customer needs. Sometimes the work feels endless. But champions do it anyway.
Champions, in athletics and in business, have the discipline to do what needs to be done even when they don’t feel like doing it.
Courage
I ain’t got no quarrel with those Vietcong.
~Muhammad Ali
Ali was stripped of his boxing title when he refused to fight in the Vietnam war. He was a conscientious objector. He was arrested and found guilty of draft evasion. Four years after the title was taken, the Supreme Court of the United States overturned the conviction. Ali stuck with his values in spite of the professional cost. His view of the war in Vietnam was ahead of its time.
As professionals, how often are we asked to take a stand in the face of personal cost?
Ali currently suffers from Parkinson’s disease.  However, he chose a different path. Through the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center he fights for a cure for himself and others. Ali continues to fight.
Effective Marketing
Ali talked trash before and after every fight, taunting his opponents with ridicule and poetry.
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.
The hands can’t hit what the eyes can’t see.
~Muhammad Ali
Ali’s boasting was all about marketing. My father used to say “people like to see a braggart get whupped.” The more Ali boasted, the more tickets the fight promoters could sell and the more Ali could justify big fees for boxing. Privately, Ali shared that he would never let his boasting interfere with his training.
In 2011, Ali and my brother met again at the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville, KY. Edward keeps copies of the 1972 photos on his phone; the Champ enjoyed seeing himself from long ago. Check out Ali’s t-shirt and the photos on the conference room walls. Ali is always marketing and he loves to interact with people. What a remarkable role model.


Im Frank, and this is a HTML webpage that includes infromation about me, background information, and interests. Included on this page are also links to my github project repositories to check out and look at my work.
Hard Work. Innovation. The Future.
A brief look at some of my best projects
A few years ago I was a mechanical engeering student. I was required to take a basic programming class and thats when found out I liked coding and computer science. I wanted to switch and major in computer science but instead I decided to work instead. A few years later I heard about a great program called Epicodus and decided to pursue a career in CS.


German archive uploads details of millions of Nazi victims
BERLIN (AP) - Germany's International Center on Nazi Persecution has uploaded some 850,000 documents with information on ten million people collected after the end of World War II in the American occupied zone of Germany.
The Bad Arolsen-based archive said in a statement Tuesday that the documents contain information about victims of Nazi persecution that was collected in the winter of 1945/46 in Germany based on orders by the four occupying powers - the U.S., Britain, France and the Soviet Union.
They issued orders to German local authorities, companies and others requiring them to draw up lists of foreign nationals, German Jews and stateless people who were registered with them.
A large collection of these documents as well as other lists from the American Zone of Occupation can now be viewed online.
Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


Finding out there is a long weekend coming up when you didn’t expect it is always great news, but it was especially great when I found out I had the Friday off on the weekend I was planning to go to Guilin and Yangshuo. The people I was going with had to work part of the day Friday though, so we caught a 3:00 train. We got to Guillin at 7:30ish, and went straight to a hostel called Wada Hostel. It was quite nice and fairly cheap (50¥ per night). I loved how they had flags from around the world painted on the walls that you could sign though, thought that was so cool.
Waiting for Mickie to arrive, the four of us (Grayson, Will, Rakan, and me) played cards against humanity. She got to the hostel around 2:30, so we went to bed pretty soon after she got there. The next day we wanted to try and get out to Yangshuo, because everyone always said to get there as fast as possible and not to spend time in Guilin.  When we step off the bus we were bombarded with people trying to sell us a variety of useless things. They actually followed us around for a bit while we were trying to figure out where to buy tickets and such. Eventually we asked how much a flower headband cost and it was only 3¥, so we each got one.
When we finally figured out the ticket situation, it was not at all what we had been told it was. It only brought you down the river and back, and it was MUCH more expensive than we had been told. You could only have a maximum of four people in a boat, so that was another annoyance. We walked down to the dock and saw a ton of boats and hoped we could get someone to take the five of us for cheaper on one boat, but there was no chance that was going to happen unfortunately.
After getting a little bit frustrated with being misinformed, having our plans kinda messed up, we eventually got on the boats and everything was all good. Stunningly beautiful, it made all the inconveniences and delays not matter. Absolutely fantastic day.
We got to Yangshuo late in the afternoon and just checked out the markets and what there was to see in the town after checking into Monkey Jane’s hostel. The hostel was crazy cheap (25¥ per night) and was pretty lively. We hung around the rooftop bar for a while, met some new people, played some foosball, then went out and checked out the streets of Yangshuo at night.
The next morning, we got the hostel reception to help us rent some mopeds. They were 60¥ for the day, and it definitely made this afternoon one of my favourite out of all my time in China. For some reason the bikes they gave us all had the union jack painted on… Unsure why.
We grabbed lunch at a tourist attraction place where we would walk through some caves and eventually get to a mud bath, and a hot spring. It was pretty cool because you could float in the mud, but it really wasn’t exactly warm.
We rode out bikes out into the countryside for a while, going down side roads just to see what would be there. We got around some pretty cool villages, and eventually headed back to Yangshuo to catch our transport to the train station. We stopped for a last few pictures on a bridge, and they were selling cups of freshly cut mango. It was a struggle to get me to stop eating it long enough for a picture.


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We all question are image at some point in our lives. Be it the image of our hair, body or our fashion choices. Know that the universe created you perfectly and you are beautiful just the way you are. Hear what our BFF's say about image.
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Attach this attribute to a class to identify it as a data provider.
[IsDataProvider("customer", typeof(Customer))] internal class CustomerDataProvider : DataProvider { public CustomerDataProvider(IDataProviderDependenciesFactory dependencies) : base(dependencies) { } protected override void Supply( IRenderContext renderContext, IDataContext dataContext, IDataDependency dependency) { dataContext.Set(new Customer()); } }
The [IsDataProvider()] attribute has the following properties you can set.
You can explicitly name your data providers and define data dependencies using these names, however this is not the most common use case because specifying data needs in terms of the type of data is much more powerful and flexible.
Even if you are not using the name of the data provider to define data needs, it's still a good idea to set it because it will make diagnostic traces and debug information more meaningful.
Defines the type of data that this data provider can provide. This must be either a C# class type, or an IList<T> type.
Specifies a scope name. When this is set, this data provider will only be considered as the supplier of data when the page element specifies that it needs data in this specific scope.
When the scope name is not set, this means that this data provider can provide this kind of data for all scopes. In this case this data provider will only be used if there are no scope specific data providers that match the request.
In the case where there are multiple data providers that can provide the data, the one that will be selected depends on what other data is required on the page, and the other types of data that each provider can provide.


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Power Management
TinyCLR OS supports multiple power-saving modes.
Idle
The system enters this state whenever it is idle, such as when waiting on events and there are no running threads. This is automatic and they user is not required to take any action.
Slow Clock Speed
The system can operate at half speed, saving about 40% power consumption. The system can switch speed (with a required soft reset) but it can optionally persist the slow clock.
var PersistClock = false;
if (Power.GetSystemClock() == SystemClock.High) {
Power.SetSystemClock(SystemClock.Low, PersistClock);
Power.Reset();
}
Switch back to full speed (only if "PersistClock" was false):
if (Power.GetSystemClock() == SystemClock.Low) {
Power.SetSystemClock(SystemClock.High, false);
Power.Reset();
}
When not persisted, calling Power.Reset()
will retain the set clock speed, but hardware reset (reset pin) or power cycle will revert to the default state.
Sleep
In this mode, most of the system features are disabled. A GPIO or RTC interrupt can be used to wake the system and resume operations.
Note
Don't forget to configure the interrupt and interrupt handler for the pin that will be used to wake up from Sleep.
Tip
Needed NuGets: GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Core, GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Gpio, GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Native, GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Pins
var ldrButton = GpioController.GetDefault().OpenPin(SC20100.GpioPin.PE3);
ldrButton.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.InputPullUp);
ldrButton.ValueChanged += ldrButton_ValueChanged;
Debug.WriteLine("System is going to sleep...");
Power.Sleep();
Debug.WriteLine("This will print after system wakeup");
// An event is needed to activate the interrupts internally
private static void ldrButton_ValueChanged(GpioPin sender, GpioPinValueChangedEventArgs e) { }
To sleep for a specific time, using RTC:
Power.Sleep(DateTime.Now.AddSeconds(90)); //Will wake up after 90 seconds.
Shutdown
In this mode the system completely shuts down. It can only be awakened by reset, power cycle, RTC, or by toggling the WKUP pin, which will also reset the system. When Shutdown
is used the system is turned completely off, internal pull-up resistors are also disabled. Adding pull-up or pull-down resistor on WKUP pin is required.
Note
Waking from Shutdown mode always resets the system. Your application will start over, it will not resume where it left off.
Tip
Needed NuGets: GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Core, GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Gpio, GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Native, and GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Pins
The following code shuts down the system to only wake up using WKUP pin.
Power.Shutdown(true, DateTime.MaxValue);
By default, a rising edge on WKUP pin is needed to wake the system up. The system also allows for using a falling edge instead.
Power.WakeupEdge = WakeupEdge.Falling;
To shutdown for a specific time:
Power.Shutdown(false, DateTime.Now.AddSeconds(90); //Will wake up after 90 seconds.
//WKUP pin has no effect.
To shutdown for a specific time or when the WKUP pin changes state (whichever comes first):
Power.Shutdown(true, DateTime.Now.AddSeconds(90); //Will wake up after 90 seconds or
//when WKUP is pressed.
On-board Ethernet
Some modules include an on-board Ethernet PHY. This can be disabled by setting a specific GPIO to low. Below are the pin numbers.
| Module | Pin |
|---|---|
| SCM20260E/D | PG3 |
| SCM20100E | PD8 |
Software Reset
TinyCLR OS provides two reset modes within your application:
Reset Application
This command allows to reset your application:
GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Native.Power.Reset();
Reset to Bootloader mode
The command below will boot the device in GHI Bootloader mode:
GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Native.Power.Reset(false);
Reset Source
The cause of the previous reset can be found through ResetSource
. This is useful to determine if, for example, a watchdog or was the reason for the reset.


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SBK, Honda's secret tests in Aragon with Bautista and Haslam
Both riders will make their debut today and tomorrow on the CBR 1000 RR-R Fireblade in the SBK version in a top secret circuit
by GPoneIt's not only the MotoGPs that are testing in Spain the next couple of days. ile WhMarquez and partners are in Jerez, there are other bikes undergoing much more secret tests just a few hundred kilometers away. Honda has chosen the Aragon circuit to debut with its new Superbike CBR 1000 RR-R Fireblade.
Alvaro Bautista and Leon Haslam will be able to try out the new bike for two days, away from prying eyes. The circuit is, in fact, off limits, and neither photos nor other information will be made public.
Honda has decided not to bring its bike to the track Thursday and Friday with the competition in Jerez. It prefers to work alone on developing its weapon, which will be used to besiege the World SBK.
The CBR is debutting in Europe, after initial tests performed by the Japanese test riders. Unfortunately, it'll be difficult to see images of the bike, and we'll have to wait till next year for Alvaro Bautista's comments.


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 You win by being the
first player to score 100 or more points. To play you'll need 2 to 10 players and one 6-sided die.
So how do you play Pig Dice?
Choose a player to go first.

The player may continue rolling and accumulating points (but risk
rolling a 1) or end her turn.
If the player rolls a 1 her turn is over, she loses all points she accumulated
that turn, and she passes the die to the next player.
Play passes from player to player until a winner is
determined.


Litescene is a scene graph library for WebGL with a component based hierarchical node system. It comes with a realistic rendering pipeline and some interesting components to make it easier to build and share scenes.
- Component based node system
- Realistic rendering pipeline, it supports shadows, reflections, textures for all properties, etc
- Material system that automatically computes the best shader, making it easy to control properties
- Resources Manager to load and store any kind of resource ( textures, meshes, etc)
- Serializing methods to convert any Scene to JSON
- Parser for most common file formats
- Easy to embed
It uses its own low-level library called litegl.js
WebGLStudio
Litescene has been created to work together with WebGLStudio, an open source online 3D editor. From WebGLStudio you can export the JSON file containing all the info and use it in your LiteScene.
Usage
Include the library and dependencies
<script src="external/gl-matrix-min.js"></script> <script src="external/litegl.min.js"></script> <script src="js/litescene.js"></script>
Create the context
var player = new LS.Player({ width:800, height:600, resources: "resources/", shaders: "data/shaders.xml" });
Attach to Canvas to the DOM:
document.getElementById("mycontainer").appendChild( player.canvas )
or you can pass the canvas in the player settings as { canvas: my_canvas_element }
Load the scene and play it:
player.loadScene("scene.json");
Basic Examples
- Simple scene: events are captured manually and only takes advantage of the render engine
- Complex scene: using the LS.Player
- Loaded scene: loading an existing scene created with WebGLStudio
Documentation
Check the guides folder for a better explanation of how does it works.The doc folder contains the documentation.
For info about litegl.js check the documentation in its repository.
For info about glMatrix check the documentation in its website.
Utils
It includes several commands in the utils folder to generate doc, check errors and build minifyed version.
Feedback
You can write any feedback to javi.agenjo@gmail.com


e-Commerce listing
User Story
As a shopper interested saving items for inspiration or purchase, I want the system to complement my shopping behavior.
As URBN, we want to streamline the shoppers journey for saving items to a list.
responsive wireframes
business problem
URBN needs to plan for a listing ecosystem that better integrates Wish Lists and Hearting as complementary features rather than separate and standalone products.

Team Structure
| My Roles | Supporting Roles |
|---|---|
| Lead UX Designer | Research Manager: Lizz Cuzzacrea |
| Analyst | |
| Strategist |
research
user perspectives
The following research was conducted by Lizz Cuzzacrea - Lizz and I worked closely to define the goals and hypothesis of a multitide of studies to inform and guide the product architecture and design decisions that we then presented to Anthropologie, Free People, Urban Outfitters and URBN senior and executive leaders. The following data is an excerpt from one survey we conducted that helped in the presentation of a strategic listing product.
Survey Demographics
Key Takeaways
- Multiple list types create confusion around expectations
- Users desire listing flexibility
- Users prefer a single list location
- Lists are leveraged for deal notifications
- Lists are used to aggregate products for sharing and finding later
Industry Data
- 66% of participants report browsing vs 17% purchasing
- Classic sales funnel: Browsing > Narrowing > Purchasing
- Translated "Listing" funnel: SKU-less hearting > SKU-full listing > Carting
- In narrowing phase: 7% of participants are looking for sales / deals
product analysis
Current State
Urban Outfitters list featureset is the least complex – low complexity – with the single list type wish list. Wish lists are accessible behind an authentication gate and products require Color, Size, QTY to be saved (SKU-full).
Anthropologie has multiple list locations, both with a varied set of functional reqiurements - medium complexity - these list types are a wish list and registry. Both of these list types are accessible behind an authentication gate and have SKU-full product requirements.
Free People, however, has multiple methods of collection on their webstore, two of which are product focused, the other focuses on user generated content (UGC); wish listing, product favoriting, and UGC favoriting respectfully - high complexity - all accessible behind the authentication gate where wish lists require SKU and favoriting does not; otherwise known as SKU-less.
Audit
| Wish List | Registry | Favorites | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Authentication | ⤫ | ⤫ | ⤫ |
| SKU-full saving | ⤫ | ⤫ | |
| SKU-less saving | ⤫ | ||
| Sort | ⤫ | ||
| Multiple lists | ⤫ | ⤫ | |
| QTY desired | ⤫ | ⤫ | |
| Quick shop | ⤫ | ⤫ | |
| Follow | ⤫ | ||
| Image upload | ⤫ | ||
| Explore | ⤫ |
solution overview
Research confimed my hypothesis that a single list location with flexible collection methods is the preferred pattern of interaction and site architecture.
With that, my proposed solution was to consolidate the main listing patterns into a single listing application where users can save a product or SKU ID into their list and from there continue on their various paths of organization and collection irregardless of their end goals.
list types & the shopping journey
technical proposal – consumer & business value
By unifying the product collection methods and housing saved items in a single list location — the feature-set will complement both primary user types; the hearts user and the wish list user.
Consumer Types
site architecture
information architecture
Diagram
This is a simple diagram exposing the hierarchy of content, authentication gates, and linking states that are expected by a customer and required by the system.
Diagram
listing specific workflows
User Stories
Scenario A: As a user browsing the site, I want to easily collect products so that I can later review and purchase these items that inspire me.
Scenario B: As a user browsing the webstore who has selected Color, Size, QTY for a given item, when I favorite this item, I want that attribution to persist to the list of my choice.
Diagram
User Stories
Scenario C: I want to manage my lists from a central location
Scenario C1: I want to perform bulk and isolated actions so that I can sort, move, or remove products in my respectful list.


According to Wikipedia, an IP address stands for an Internet Protocol Address (IP Address). How does user and sender information get encoded and transmitted across IP Addresses? Good question, Wikipedia has some more suggested answers:
Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) defines an IP address as a 32-bit number.
However, because of the growth of the Internet and the depletion of available IPv4 addresses, a new version of IP (IPv6), using 128 bits for the IP address, was standardized in 1998
The IP address space is managed globally by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), and by five regional Internet registries (RIRs) responsible in their designated territories for assignment to local Internet registries, such as Internet service providers (ISPs), and other end users.
As cited in the above mentioned documentation, data packets resolve the issues of "message must be translated from alphabetic text into electronic signals, transmitted over the Internet, then translated back into alphabetic text. How is this accomplished? Through the use of a protocol stack. Every computer needs one to communicate on the Internet and it is usually built into the computer's operating system (i.e. Windows, Unix, etc.). The protocol stack used on the Internet is refered to as the TCP/IP protocol stack because of the two major communication protocols used."
How do Packets work?
Routing
Understanding Packet Routing Networks
As detailed by Steven Li in his medium post on software engineering entitled: How does the Internet Work?,
"It is a network that routes packets from a source computer to a destination computer. The Internet is made up of a massive network of specialized computers called routers. Each router’s job is to know how to move packets along from their source to their destination. A packet will have moved through multiple routers during its journey."(Li)


Elba is a most attractive island, just 15 miles long. It lies 5 miles off the Italian mainland and 30 miles east of Corsica.
Portoferraio is on the northern side of the island.
There is a sheltered marina here - visitors berth on the first pontoon inside the entrance. It is also possible to berth alongside the harbour wall in the port, which also has water and electricity.
Last updated April 2016.


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Don't let the rhyming decide the verse.
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The time I have spent in this class has been well worth the time. It has tought me how to work better with other people, how to communicate effectively. In it, I've learned many things, including the languages:
Overall, I have learned much at Epicodus, and want to translate those experiences to a job as well as I can.
In the class, I was able to do many projects. While I have a link to my GitHub in the top menu, here I wanted to share some of my favorite projects that I have worked on in my time here:
I liked this one because it allowed me to play with spacing and adjusting background images.
I really enjoyed learning how to place images on a page. First day page, and I had a lot of fun.
This one provided a lot of learning opportunity since I hadn't really worked with rows or collumns.
This one isn't an html page, but a script that my friend Mark Fisher taught me how to write. It automates a lot of the process involved with setting up folders for github, and has helped a lot in the learning process by making it faster to learn the actual material.


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