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In Java, I almost never make type errors. The type errors that are possible in Java fall roughly into two categories:
- Using an object of the wrong type (this is caught by the compiler)
- Casting an object to a more specific type at runtime (this can only be caught by tests or users :)
I’d make error #1 on occasion, but the compiler catches it. As to #2, before generics, I can count on my hands the number of times I got a bona-fide ClassCastException
at runtime. After generics? Never.
I don’t mean just that I didn’t experience these runtime type errors, but that they didn’t even make it to the compiler. If you think about how Java syntax works, it’s no wonder:
List<String> someList = new ArrayList<String>();
someList.add("Foo");
someList.add("Bar");
I had to type almost the exact same thing twice. After about 2 days of using generics, my muscle memory literally prevents me from making type errors. To even simulate one requires a pre-generics library call, or some herculean efforts. An arguable win for static typing, if at the price of verbosity.
Of course, in Ruby, I make type errors all the time, especially when using new libraries I’m not familiar with. Ruby libraries rarely document the types of things (though they are frequently liberal with what they will accept). The solution here is just better unit tests. And that’s a pretty good thing. So, a slight negative for dynamic typing that leads us to a better tested system, reduced verbosity, and better productivity once the learning curve is dealth with.
This pretty well illustrates the tradeoffs between dynamic and static typing. Case closed, right?
Enter Scala. With Scala, I make type errors just as much as I do with Ruby. The only difference is that the compiler catches them. Here’s the Scala equivalent to the Java code above
var list = List("foo","bar")
Notce how I haven’t specified a single type? It’s nearly identical to the Ruby version:
list = ["foo","bar"]
These examples are obviously simplistic, but in a more complex system, Scala’s type inferencer tends to be one step ahead of me. While it’s handy that I have a compiler to catch these type errors, the fact remains that, despite Scala being a statically typed language, I’m making far more type errors than I would in Java.
This seems kindof odd, but I think it’s ultimately a win: I get the brevity and productivity of a dynamically typed language, but the safety of the compiler catching my type errors for me.
Scala puts a subtle spin on the “static vs. dynamic” debate, because you aren’t annotating your types nearly as much as with Java, but you still get all the benefits. I’ve certainly heard many criticisims of static typing, but having the compiler check types for you wasn’t one of them.
Of course, sometimes you do need to tell Scala what your types are, but, they seem to be exactly where you’d want them anyway:
/** get users with the given name and age */
def getUsers(name:String,age:Option[Int]):List[User]
This says that we take a requires String
and an optional Int
and will return a list of User
objects. To give the same information in Ruby, you’d need to:
# Gets the users with the given name and age
#
# name - a String
# age - an Int or nil if not searching by age
#
# Returns an array of User objects
def get_users(name,age=nil)
...
end
(Sure, you could leave off the comment, but do you really hate your fellow developers (and future you) that much?)
Now which language is more verbose? Perhaps the static/dynamic typing debate is really just about entering text?


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The project relies on researching the differences between default browser styles in order to precisely target only the styles that need or benefit from normalizing.
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Hi! My name is Marc and I've been working as a designer during this project.
I started working as a level designer, working on the first iterations of the levels and other subjects like the narrative, the store or the lobby. After that, I started working on the characters and, mainly, the combat, but I still worked a little bit on the levels when help was needed.
For the concept discovery, I investigated about the replayability in videogames. I took references from a lot of different games, since examples of replayability can be found pretty much everywhere.
From the start, I was part of the narrative team. Our job was to come up with the story and the locations of the levels in the original world of The Witcher.
As a part of the level design team, I worked on the level 1 design and blockout. I also designed the first iteration of the level 2, and I've been helping with the positions of the cameras and the transitions throughout the whole duration of the project.
Earlier during the project, we were thinking about making an in-game shop where the players could exchange the monster drops for more items. I also worked on the different monster drops. We had a lot of ideas, and wanted to make them all fit in well with the theme of The Witcher.
We also had the idea to create a lobby where players could wait before starting the game, but we didn't want it to be just an empty space with nothing to do so we made some different proposals about things that could be found and interacted with in the lobby.
As a member of the combat design team, my work has been very diverse. First, I started by searching better references for the combat system, looking for ideas that would fit better into our game, and I investigated ways to improve the combat feel, to make the combat more interesting and fun.
I also worked on the design of the scoring system and the ultimate charging and management.
Later, I investigated and made some proposals to solve the stunlock problem, so the enemies couldn't get perma stunlocked to death. I also worked on the enemy progression and then I started balancing the enemies a little bit, since they were too strong.
I also made 3 different proposals for a brand new ultimate ability that could work for both co-op and single player. These ultimates were variants or a mix of other abilities that already exist in the The Witcher universe, to make it believable.
I also captured new images for the narrative introduction of the game, as the old images were outdated and didn't match the new art of the game. At the same time, I proposed ways to add the "on fire" mechanic, to provide an esthetic effect when players overperform during the game.
Lastly, I added particles to the final level and the final boss stage. I've also been making builds every few days to check that everything still worked properly.


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This vignette gives a short example of the usage of the different infill criteria in mlrMBO
. The infill criteria plays an important part for the optimization process in MBO as it is responsible for the proposals of new points at each iteration and thus steers the search.
In addition to the most often used Expected Improvement, there are also Confidence Bound, Augmented Expected Improvement, Expected Quantile Improvement, Direct indicator-based Search, the Mean Response and the use of Standard Error implemented. Most criteria take the mean and variance estimate of the surrogate model into account, so that the choice of infill criteria is connected to the choice of the surrogate regression method. It’s also possible to generate custom infill criteria. In the first step we show the general setting for the infill criteria in mlrMBO
. In the second step we give two examples with the Expected Improvement and the mean response.
To specify which infill criterion should be used, the MBOControl
object has to be extended by calling setMBOControlInfill()
. In addition to the criterion you can also set the parameters of the infill criterion optimization. The criterion itself is created with makeMBOInfillCrit*()
. The most common infill criteria are predefined like crit.ei
and crit.cb2
. See ?MBOInfillCrit
for details.
ctrl = makeMBOControl()
ctrl = setMBOControlTermination(ctrl, iters = 5L)
ctrl = setMBOControlInfill(ctrl, crit = makeMBOInfillCritEI())
For infill criteria that use the variance estimation of the surrogate model you need a learner that supports the variance estimate. For the common surrogate regression methods Kriging and Random Forest, the estimate is supported by setting predict.type = "se"
in the learner object. For Random Forest there are different variance estimators, like the jackknife-after-bootstrap (the default) or the noisy bootstrap.
lrn.rf = makeLearner("regr.randomForest", predict.type = "se", se.method = "jackknife")
In the following two examples we want to minimize a simple one dimensional test function. First, we will use the mean response and second the Expected Improvement as infill criteria, while leaving the other settings the same.
Using the Mean Response as infill criterion leads to proposals of new points at the optimum of the estimated mean of the surrogate model. Hence, in case of minimization, it takes the point of the minimum of the surrogate model and in case of maximization it takes the point of the maximum. For this reason, the focus is on exploitation. It does not take the uncertainty of the surrogate model into account. Because of this, it can happen that only a local optima of the target function will be found. We will see that case in the following example.
In the first step we build a simple test function and generate an initial design:
test.fun = makeSingleObjectiveFunction(
fn = function(x) x * sin(14 * x),
par.set = makeNumericParamSet(lower = 0, upper = 1, len = 1L)
)
set.seed(4)
design = generateDesign(4L, getParamSet(test.fun), fun = lhs::maximinLHS)
In the next step we create a Kriging Learner to be used as the surrogate. Note that normally, we would set predict.type = "se"
but as the mean as infill criterion does not take the variance estimate into account we do not have to.
lrn.km = makeLearner("regr.km")
Furthermore the control object for the MBO optimization has to be defined. Within setMBOControlInfill()
we have to set crit = makeMBOInfillCritMeanResponse()
to choose the mean response as infill criterion.
ctrl.mean = makeMBOControl()
ctrl.mean = setMBOControlTermination(ctrl.mean, iters = 5L)
ctrl.mean = setMBOControlInfill(ctrl.mean, crit = makeMBOInfillCritMeanResponse())
For the optimization run we use exampleRun()
instead of mbo()
in order to visualize it with plotExampleRun()
. As we only want to look at the first and last iteration, we set iters = c(1L, 5L)
.
run.mean = exampleRun(test.fun, design = design, learner = lrn.km, control = ctrl.mean)
plotExampleRun(run.mean, pause = FALSE, iters = c(1L, 5L))
In the figures the solid line shows the test function, the dashed line the estimated mean of the surrogate model, the red points the initial design points, green squares further design points and the blue triangles the proposed points. We see that new design points are only proposed at the local optimum. Indeed we are seeing here only five iterations, but the optimization also stagnates with more iterations at the local optimum. This is because new proposals are made always at the minimum of the surrogate model and thus there is no exploration anymore. Let’s try it next with an infill criterion that does exploitation as well as exploration.
The Expected Improvement takes the mean and uncertainty estimate of the surrogate model into account. Roughly speaking, at the design points you have the knowledge about the true values of the target function. The uncertainty is very low in this area. So you expect that you will not reach a large improvement if you search further in this part. Areas with large uncertainty are more interesting because there is a chance to get a larger improvement. However, it is also worth to consider the estimated mean because areas with low mean are more interesting. That’s why the Expected Improvement does both: exploitation and exploration.
We take the same test function as in the first example. Within the learner object we have to set predict.type = "se"
, because Expected Improvement requires the variance estimation.
lrn.km = makeLearner("regr.km", predict.type = "se")
Now we set crit = makeMBOInfillCritEI()
within setMBOControlInfill()
.
ctrl.ei = makeMBOControl()
ctrl.ei = setMBOControlTermination(ctrl.ei, iters = 5L)
ctrl.ei = setMBOControlInfill(ctrl.ei, crit = makeMBOInfillCritEI())
Again we use exampleRun()
instead of mbo to visualize the results.
run.ei = exampleRun(test.fun, design = design, learner = lrn.km, control = ctrl.ei)
plotExampleRun(run.ei, pause = FALSE)
In the figures the uncertainty is displayed by the shaded area. The lower part of a plot shows the Expected Improvement. Now we found the global optimum of the test function in only five iterations.
This two examples show that exploration can be important to find the global optimum. If the learner supports the variance estimate, Expected Improvement or Confidence Bound is a good choice for the infill criterion.


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extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
LanguageHandler(java.lang.String language)
Default constructor that takes a parameter to initialize a language
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
askForNumberOfPlayers()
Asks for number of players to add into the game
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java.lang.String |
askForPlayerName(int playerNumber)
Asks for player name.
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java.lang.String |
buyingOfferMsg(int price)
Returns a message that asks wether or not the player wants to buy the field
|
java.lang.String |
changeDices()
Prints how to change the dices.
|
java.lang.String |
fieldDescription(int fieldNumber)
Returns a string that describes the field, depending on the number of the field
|
java.lang.String |
fieldMsg(int fieldNumber)
Switch case that displays the field message that was landed on.
|
java.lang.String |
fieldNames(int fieldNumber)
Returns name of the field, using the number of the field to determine the exact field
|
java.lang.String |
fieldPrices(int fieldNumber)
Returns the price of the field, using the number of the field to determine the exact field
|
java.lang.String |
getTaxChoice()
Returns a message that asks you if you want to pay either 10% or 4000
|
java.lang.String |
landedOnOwnedField(Player owner)
Returns a message that
|
java.lang.String |
menu()
Prints the available commands in the menu.
|
java.lang.String |
no()
Returns no
|
java.lang.String |
nonOwnableFieldEffectMsg(int onField)
Returns message used for non-ownable field, determined by which field it is
|
java.lang.String |
notEnoughMoney()
Returns a message that tells you that you don't have enough money
|
java.lang.String |
notifyLangChange()
Notifies of language change
|
java.lang.String |
preMsg(Player player)
Premessage at the start of players turn
|
java.lang.String |
printDiceChangeNotExecuted()
Prints a error message if the dices couldn't be changed.
|
java.lang.String |
printDiceChangeSucces()
Prints that the dices were changed successfully.
|
java.lang.String |
printRules()
Prints the rules of the game.
|
java.lang.String |
printScore(Player[] players)
Prints the score.
|
java.lang.String |
purchaseConfirmation()
Returns a message that confirms your purchase
|
java.lang.String |
readyToBegin()
Tells user that the game will start shortly.
|
void |
setLanguage(java.lang.String language)
Changes language and sets it to either Danish or English
|
java.lang.String |
winnerMsg(Player player)
Prints who won with how many points.
|
java.lang.String |
yes()
Returns yes
|
java.lang.String |
youAreBroke()
Returns a message that tells you're broke
|
java.lang.String |
youOwnThisField()
Returns a message that tells you that you already own this field
|
java.lang.String |
youPaidThisMuchToThisPerson(int amountPayed,
Player owner)
Returns a message that tells you how much you paid to who
|
public LanguageHandler(java.lang.String language)
language
- public void setLanguage(java.lang.String language)
language
- public java.lang.String notifyLangChange()
public java.lang.String fieldNames(int fieldNumber)
fieldNumber
- public java.lang.String fieldPrices(int fieldNumber)
fieldNumber
- public java.lang.String fieldDescription(int fieldNumber)
fieldNumber
- public java.lang.String askForNumberOfPlayers()
public java.lang.String askForPlayerName(int playerNumber)
public java.lang.String readyToBegin()
public java.lang.String preMsg(Player player)
public java.lang.String fieldMsg(int fieldNumber)
public java.lang.String buyingOfferMsg(int price)
price
- public java.lang.String yes()
public java.lang.String no()
public java.lang.String purchaseConfirmation()
public java.lang.String notEnoughMoney()
public java.lang.String landedOnOwnedField(Player owner)
owner
- public java.lang.String youPaidThisMuchToThisPerson(int amountPayed, Player owner)
amountPayed
- owner
- public java.lang.String youOwnThisField()
public java.lang.String getTaxChoice()
public java.lang.String nonOwnableFieldEffectMsg(int onField)
onField
- public java.lang.String youAreBroke()
public java.lang.String winnerMsg(Player player)
public java.lang.String menu()
public java.lang.String printRules()
public java.lang.String printScore(Player[] players)
public java.lang.String changeDices()
public java.lang.String printDiceChangeSucces()
public java.lang.String printDiceChangeNotExecuted()


Inyama returns as Abia Warriors chairman
by The Eagle OnlineThe Abia State Governor, Okezie Victor Ikpeazu, has reconstituted the Board of Abia Warriors FC and reappointed Pastor Emeka Inyama as the Chairman.
In a statement signed by the Chief of Staff to the Governor, Dr. A.C.B. Agbazuere, Inyama was appointed alongside Ugochukwu Onosike as Vice Chairman and Esiaba Ebere as Secretary.
Other Board members are Kingsley Chinkwem, Sunday Onyebinama, John Okeke and Samuel Okoro Agwu.
Inyama, an astute football administrator with 36 years experience and sports marketing guru, was a former Commissioner for Sports in Abia State.
His tenure as Chairman of Abia Warriors guided the Umuahia warlords to become a brand in Nigeria football since gaining promotion to the Nigeria Premiership League.
Abia Warriors of Umuahia kicked off the 2019/2020 on a bright note by defeating Kastina United at the Umuahia township Stadium and held Akwa United to a barren draw in the the resheduled NPFL Matchday 2 played in the main bowl of Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo.
The Umuahia team will trade tackles with Sunshine Stars of Akure on Wednesday at the Umuahia township stadium in Matchday 3 of the Nigeria Professional Professional League.
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Selena Gomez says she was attacked for gaining weight
Singer disclosed lupus diagnosis in 2015
by Marianne Garvey, CNN(CNN) - Selena Gomez is opening up about her life and health.
After the singer was diagnosed with lupus, she tells the vodcast "Giving Back Generation" that she discovered the disease has a direct impact on her weight, which made her struggle privately.
The side effects of high blood pressure and taking medications for the disease has caused her to fluctuate, Gomez explained, saying people were "attacking" her over her weight without knowing she was actually sick.
"It depends on even the month, to be honest, so for me I really noticed when people started attacking me for that," she explains. "That got to me big time. That really messed me up for a bit."
The comments and attacks also caused her to briefly leave social media, she added. She's since returned, but barely glances at the comments.
"I'm very happy with living my life and being present. Because that's it. Similar to me posting a photo and walking away; for me that's it. I will do a red carpet, I will do whatever; I don't need to see it; I participated; I felt wonderful and that's where the extent of it is. I don't care to expose myself to everyone and hear what they have to say," Gomez says.
And she wants to spread her message to "so many beautiful girls and amazing different characters" who are being "demolished by an image that they're trying to chase."
"They're wanting to be a completely different person, but that's not what's inside of them," Gomez said. "But I get it, I look at other people's pages -- or I used to -- and I'd be like, 'Okay, I need to fix myself.'"
She says these days she leans on her faith and her friends, saying, "I don't believe that I could do this life alone."


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Nawaz, Maryam exempted from appearing before court in CSM case
by Web DeskLAHORE: An accountability court in Lahore on Friday granted PML-N Vice-president Maryam Nawaz and ailing former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, exemption from appearing before the court in Chaudhry Sugar Mills case, sources said.
During Friday’s hearing, the Sharifs’ lawyer Amjad Pervez argued that NAB hadn’t filed a final reference in the case yet.
Earlier, Judge Ameer Muhammad Khan asked the investigation officer when the reference against the PML-N leaders will be filed.
On August 8, the NAB team arrested Maryam Nawaz outside the Kot Lakhpat Jail in Lahore when she went there to see her father in jail. She did not appear before the NAB to provide the required details of foreign investment in sugar mills while she was also failed to satisfy the bureau regarding the source of income for purchasing the shares.


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local gainer = require 'gainer' --- -- Simple example for writing digital output on gainer device. local board = gainer.new() local function setup() board:init() end local function loop() -- On gainer device, writing to only 1 output like this: board:digitalWrite(gainer.HIGH, 1) board:wait(1) -- uses different command than writing to multiple outputs like this: board:digitalWrite(gainer.HIGH, 1, 2, 3, 4) board:wait(1) -- but both methods can be used. -- It is possible to set os-board led like this: board:digitalWrite(gainer.HIGH, gainer.LED) board:wait(1) -- or like this: board:digitalWrite(gainer.HIGH, 1, 2, gainer.LED, 3) board:wait(1) board:digitalWrite(gainer.LOW, 1, 2, 3, 4, gainer.LED) -- setting digital low board:wait(1) end board:start(setup, loop)


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"BUNCH "(1.) A bundle of twigs (
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Sometimes you want to vary a function or a type’s behavior based on a static parameter. In the cpp-netlib there are a number of things you might want to change based on some such parameter – like what the underlying string type should be and how large a buffer should be, among other things. The primary way to define this in a header-only manner is to use tag-based metafunctions.
The skeleton of the approach is based on a similar technique for defining type traits. In the cpp-netlib however the type traits are defined on opaque tag types which serve to associate results to a family of metafunctions.
To illustrate this point, let’s define a tag default_ which we use to denote the default implementation of a certain type foo. For instance we decide that the default string type we will use for default_ tagged foo specializations will be an std::string.
In the cpp-netlib this is done by defining a string metafunction type that is specialized on the tag default_ whose nested type result is the type std::string. In code this would translate to:
template <class Tag>
struct string {
typedef void type;
};
struct default_;
template <>
struct string<default_> {
typedef std::string type;
};
Starting with version 0.7, the tag dispatch mechanism changed slightly to use Boost.MPL. The idea is still the same, although we can get a little smarter than just using template specializations. Instead of just defining an opaque type default_, we use the Boost.MPL equivalent of a vector to define which root types of properties this default_ tag supports. The idea is to make the opaque type default_ inherit property tags which the library supports internally as definite extension points.
Our definition of the default_ tag will then look something like the following:
typedef mpl::vector<default_string> default_tags;
template <class Tag>
struct components;
typedef mpl::inherit_linearly<
default_tags,
mpl::inherit<mpl::placeholders::_1, mpl::placeholders::_2>
>::type default_;
template <class Tag>
struct components<default_> {
typedef default_tags type;
};
In the above listing, default_string is what we call a “root” tag which is meant to be combined with other “root” tags to form composite tags. In this case our composite tag is the tag default_. There are a number of these “root” tags that cpp-netlib provides. These are in the namespace boost::network::tags and are defined in boost/network/tags.hpp.
Using this technique we change slightly our definition of the string metafunction class into this:
template <class Tag>
struct unsupported_tag;
template <class Tag>
struct string :
mpl::if_<
is_base_of<
tags::default_string,
Tag
>,
std::string,
unsupported_tag<Tag>
>
{};
Notice that we don’t have the typedef for type in the body of string anymore, but we do inherit from mpl::if_. Since mpl::if_ is a template metafunction itself, it contains a definition of the resulting type which string inherits.
You can see the real definition of the string metafunction in boost/network/traits/string.hpp.
Once we have the defined tag, we can then use this in the definition of our types. In the definition of the type foo we use this type function string and pass the tag type parameter to determine what to use as the string type in the context of the type foo. In code this would translate into:
template <class Tag>
struct foo {
typedef typename string<Tag>::type string_type;
// .. use string_type where you need a string.
};
Using this approach we can support different types of strings for different tags on the type foo. In case we want to use a different type of string for the tag default_ we only change the composition of the string_tags MPL vector. For example, in cpp-netlib there is a root tag default_wstring which causes the string metafunction to define std::wstring as the resulting type.
The approach also allows for the control of the structure and features of types like foo based on the specialization of the tag. Whole type function families can be defined on tags where they are supported and ignored in cases where they are not.
To illustrate let’s define a new tag swappable. Given the above definition of foo, we want to make the swappable-tagged foo define a swap function that extends the original default_-tagged foo. In code this would look like:
struct swappable;
template <>
struct foo<swappable> : foo<default_> {
void swap(foo<swappable> & other) {
// ...
}
};
We also for example want to enable an ADL-reachable swap function:
struct swappable;
inline
void swap(foo<swappable> & left, foo<swappable> & right) {
left.swap(right);
}
Overall what the tag-based definition approach allows is for static definition of extension points that ensures type-safety and invariants. This keeps the whole extension mechanism static and yet flexible.


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Macroeco
provides a comprehensive set of functions for analyzing empirical
patterns in ecological data, predicting patterns using theory and
models, and comparing empirical patterns to theory. Many major
macroecological patterns can be analyzed using this package,
including the species abundance distribution, the species and
endemics area relationships, several measures of beta diversity,
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Kashyap Tumkur
I am a second-year graduate student pursuing a Master of Science degree in Computer Science at the University of California, San Diego.
Currently, I'm working on natural language processing with Dr. Chun-Nan Hsu in the Division of Biomedical Informatics.
Interests
I am interested in algorithms, artificial intelligence, machine learning and bioinformatics.
Publications
"Modeling Human Walking for Step Detection and Stride Determination by 3-Axis Accelerometer Readings in Pedometer", Kashyap Tumkur, Suneeth Subbiah, IEEE Fourth International Conference on Computational Intelligence, Modelling and Simulation, Kuantan, Malaysia, 2012
Projects
I have worked on several technical projects for academics, community or fun:
- Implementing dynamic memory management in a distributed operating system for wireless sensor networks, a final-year undergraduate project.
- Vayam, a community service project making information on 30+ charities based in Mysore accessible on the web.
- LAN instant messenger, an application to chat over the college-wide network.
- RPGServ, a role-playing game module for Atheme IRC Services.
- MASH, an esoteric programming language requiring manipulation of mathematical constructs to implement programming primitives.
- Elucium IRCd, an internet relay chat daemon implemented entirely in PHP.
- MoCOM: Mobile Community, a social networking script for mobile web (WAP), implementing real-time chat and discussion forums.
Detailed descriptions are available on my LinkedIn profile.
Teaching
I TA'ed for the course CSE 190: Successful Entrepreneurship with Dr. Rakesh Kumar (Spring 2014) and for the course CSE 101: Design and Analysis of Algorithms with Prof. Andrew B. Kahng (Winter 2014) and Prof. Sanjoy Dasgupta (Fall 2013).
I also led a workshop on Web Design and Development for ~150 participants as a final-year undergraduate student.
Miscellaneous
I enjoy playing the keyboard and shooting pool chez Bob.


Endless Plains [ak73], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 107
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Endless Plains [ak73], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 107
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18: Stefano [t8e], Imperial Empire, the High Priest of the Church of
18: Halon [157], with ten angels, 33 nazgul, arrived from the north,
18: accompanied by:
18: Lord Rodrigo Bane [c8b], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of
18: Dol [153], with five angels, 40 hvy. xbowmen, six nazgul
19: Stefano [t8e], Imperial Empire, the High Priest of the Church of
19: Halon [157], with ten angels, 33 nazgul, went south, accompanied by:
19: Lord Rodrigo Bane [c8b], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of
19: Dol [153], with five angels, 40 hvy. xbowmen, six nazgul
19: Pack of wolves [jm0j], wolves, number: 6, arrived from the south.
19: Stack of nazgul [jm7k], nazgul, number: 3, arrived from the south.
21: Stack of nazgul [js8s] attacks Stefano [t8e]!
21:
21: Stack of nazgul [js8s], nazgul, number: 4
21:
21: Stefano [t8e], Imperial Empire, the High Priest of the Church of
21: Halon [157], with ten angels, 33 nazgul, accompanied by:
21: Lord Rodrigo Bane [c8b], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church
21: of Dol [153], behind 3, with five angels, 40 hvy. xbowmen,
21: six nazgul
21:
21: Initial missile round for the defense (Stefano [t8e]):
21: Two missiles hit!
21: Stack of nazgul [js8s] loses two nazgul [55].
21:
21: Combat round: one
21: Missile phase:
21: Stefano's forces hit with seven missiles.
21: Stack of nazgul [js8s] loses one nazgul [55].
21: Melee phase:
21: Stack of nazgul's forces miss!
21: Stefano's forces hit one time.
21: Stack of nazgul [js8s] suffers a hit!
21:
21: Stefano [t8e] is victorious!
21:
21: Stack of nazgul lost three nazgul.
21: Stack of nazgul [js8s] was killed.
21:
21: Stack of nazgul [jm7k] attacks Stefano [t8e]!
21:
21: Stack of nazgul [jm7k], nazgul, number: 3
21:
21: Stefano [t8e], Imperial Empire, the High Priest of the Church of
21: Halon [157], with ten angels, 33 nazgul, accompanied by:
21: Lord Rodrigo Bane [c8b], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church
21: of Dol [153], behind 3, with five angels, 40 hvy. xbowmen,
21: six nazgul
21:
21: Initial missile round for the defense (Stefano [t8e]):
21: Five missiles hit!
21: Stack of nazgul [jm7k] loses two nazgul [55].
21:
21: Combat round: one
21: Missile phase:
21: Stefano's forces hit with eight missiles.
21: Stack of nazgul [jm7k] suffers a hit!
21:
21: Stefano [t8e] is victorious!
21:
21: Stack of nazgul lost two nazgul.
21: Stack of nazgul [jm7k] was killed.
21:
29: Pack of wolves [jm0j], wolves, number: 6, went north.
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Routes leaving Endless Plains:
North, plain, to Endless Plains [aj73], 7 days
East, plain, to Endless Plains [ak74], 7 days
South, plain, to Endless Plains [al73], 7 days
West, plain, to Endless Plains [ak72], 7 days
Seen here:
Wild men [fy4i], savages, number: 31
Pack of wolves [jm0j], wolves, number: 6


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I am a fourth-year PhD student in the Joint PhD program of the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Emory University and Georgia Tech. My research and teaching focus on super-resolution microscopy, point-spread-function engineering, high-resolution light-field microscopy and microfluidics.
I received my B.S. degree in applied physics from University of Science and Technology of China in 2016. I studied biophysics in the School of Physical Sciences. There I worked on 3D partical tracking and dark-field imaging on a phase-contrast microscope in Dr. Junhua Yuan's lab.
After the graduation, I was admitted by the PhD program in the Biomedical Engineering Department at Stony Brook University and worked in Dr. Shu Jia's lab on PSF engineering and super-resolution microscopy. Then I follewed the lab and got transferred to Georgia Institute of Technology (Gatech). I am currently working in Dr. Shu Jia's lab on super-resolution microscopy with stochastic optical reconstruction microscopy (STORM), high-resolution 3D microscopic imaging with light-field microscopy. I'm also interested in machine learning techniques for image processing and image reconstruction.
News (Updated in Nov. 22nd, 2022)
- Xuanwen gave a talk about light-field microscopy and its applications on the BME Semina, Suddath Seminar Room 1128, Atrium, Petit Biotech Building, Georgia Tech, on 11th, Nov., 2022.
- Xuanwen has been listed as the second author of a paper (Han, et al.)"3D super-resolution live-cell imaging with radial symmetry and Fourier light-field microscopy."Biomedical Optics Express. (Oct.3rd,2022)
- Xuanwen published a conference paper (Hua, et al.)"Volumetric and optofluidic live-cell imaging using high-resolution Fourier light-field microscopy (HR-FLFM)."Proc. SPIE 11964, Imaging, Manipulation, and Analysis of Biomolecules, Cells, and Tissues XX. (Mar.3rd,2022)
- Xuanwen's paper about progresses on high-resolution Fourier light-field microscopy was accepted by SPIE West "Imaging, Manipulation, and Analysis of Biomolecules, Cells, and Tissues XX" Conference for Oral Presentation during 22nd. - 27th., January, 2022 in San Francisco. (Oct.10th,2021)
- Xuanwen passed the thesis proposal defense and became a PhD Candidate. (Jul.22nd,2021)
- Xuanwen published a paper (Hua, Liu, et al.)"High-Resolution Fourier Light-Field Microscopy for Volumetric Multi-Color Live-Cell Imaging."Optica. (Apr.28th,2021)
- Xuanwen published a conference paper (Hua, et al.)"3D Live Cell Imaging Using High-Resolution Fourier Light-Field Microscopy."Frontiers in Optics. Optical Society of America. (Nov.28th,2020)
- Xuanwen is listed as the second author of a conference paper (Mandracchia, et al.)"Correction of CMOS-related noise in fluorescence microscopy."Frontiers in Optics. Optical Society of America. (Nov.28th,2020)
- Xuanwen made a presentation on the 2020 Fio+LS conference. (Sep. 16th, 2020)
- Xuanwen has been listed as the second author of a paper (Wang, et al.)"Airy-Beam Tomographic Microscopy."Optica. (Jul.13th,2020)
- Xuanwen passed the Qualify Exam. (Jan.15th,2020)
Xuanwen has been listed as the second author of a paper (Mandracchia, et al.)"Fast and Accurate sCMOS Noise Correction for Fluorescence Microscopy."Nature Communications. (Jan.3rd,2020)
Nature Methods highlight: Say goodbye to sCMOS noise
- Xuanwen did a 10-min presentation during the video conference with NSF officers. (Oct.17,2019)
- Xuanwen has been listed as a co-author of a paper (Guo, Liu, et al.)"Fourier light-field microscopy."Optics express. (Sep.2nd,2019)
- Xuanwen took the Qualify Exam. (Aug.21st,2019)
- Xuanwen published a conference paper (Hua, et al.)"Depth-Extended High-Resolution Microscopy with Double-Ring Phase Modulation."Novel Techniques in Microscopy. Optical Society of America. (Apr.17th,2019)
- Xuanwen is listed as a co-author of a conference paper (Liu, et al.)"Fourier Light-Field Microscopy: An Integral Model and Experimental Verification."Bio-Optics: Design and Application. Optical Society of America. (Apr.17th,2019)
- Xuanwen is listed as a co-author of a conference paper
(Mandracchia, et al.)"Automatic Correction of Pixel-dependent Noise: Towards the Ideal sCMOS Camera."Novel Techniques in Microscopy. Optical Society of America. (Apr.17th,2019) - Xuanwen published a paper (Hua,et al.)"Depth-extended, high-resolution fluorescence microscopy: whole-cell imaging with double-ring phase (DRiP) modulation."Biomedical optics express. (Jan.1st,2019)
- Xuanwen is listed as a co-author of a paper (Munagavalasa, et al.)"Spatial and spectral imaging of point-spread functions using a spatial light modulator."Optics communications. (Jul.25th,2017)
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University of Science and Technology of China


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'TIL THERE WAS YOU A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1997 Christopher Null
A cute idea with questionable delivery, 'TIL THERE WAS YOU is a romantic comedy for the very patient among us. Clocking in at almost two hours, my biggest complaint is the desperate need for some cut-cut-cutting -- editing which would have made the film a much more enjoyable experience. It's a cute idea: Gwen (Jeanne Tripplehorn) and Nick (Dylan McDermott) are meant for each other, but they never seem to cross paths. Also in the picture is Francesca (Sarah Jessica Parker), a now-grown-up child actress who ends up being the catalyst that inevitably brings the couple together. Written by "My So-Called Life" scribe Winnie Holzman, the story is absolutely dripping in the expected melodramatics and sentimentality -- but that's not necessarily bad. It's just that when you combine the film's tedious length with questionable casting decisions (Parker disappoints, & Jennifer Aniston plays a surgeon(!?)) you get a fine mess that eventually redeems itself... just not all the way.
RATING: **1/2
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I liked this article from the Macromedia site. Firstly because it shows that they understand that mobile isn't just "web stuff but smaller":
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Velocyto consists of two main components:
- A command line interface (CLI), that is used to run the pipeline that generates spliced/unspliced expression matrices.
- A library including functions to estimate RNA velocity from the above mentioned data matrices.
Getting Started¶
First make sure that velocyto is correctly installed following this guide.
Running the CLI¶
This guide explains how to run the counting pipeline. This starts from .bam/.sam files and yields a .loom file with counts divided in the categories spliced/unspliced/ambiguous.
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This guide covers the analysis and assumes that you have produced a .loom file following the guide above.


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Barcodes for Ruby
An Outputter is responsible for taking a barcode object and doing something with it. The "something" part is usually to create a graphical representation of the barcode in the form of an image or some sort of vector graphic. For example, there are already outputters that use RMagick and Cairo to create PNG, GIF, PDF, SVG and more.
Writing an outputter is quite easy and unbureaucratic. Just create a class that
inherits from Barby::Outputter
. The initialize
method
should ideally take a barcode object as its only parameter. This object will be
available through the barcode
getter method. Then you create a
method that does something with it and optionally returns something useful. This
method can then be registered to be easily accessible through the barcode object
itself.
This is probably easier explained with an example. Let's say you want to create
an outputter that creates an HTML canvas
element. You could create
a CanvasOutputter
class with a to_canvas
method
returning the HTML string. This method would then be register
ed
to make it accessible to barcode objects.
require 'barby/outputter'
require 'some_helper_lib'
module Barby
class CanvasOutputter < Outputter
register :to_canvas
def to_canvas
create_canvas_from(barcode.encoding)
end
end
end
Then you could require this class and use it with your barcodes:
require 'barby/outputter/canvas_outputter'
barcode = Barby::Code128B.new('In the morning I will let loaves of bread shower down')
canvas = barcode.to_canvas
When used like this, the registered method will receive all the arguments passed to it through the barcode's proxy method.
2D barcodes are considered 1D barcodes stacked on top of each other. Their
encoding
method returns an array of strings instead of just
a single string. If you want your outputter to support 2D barcodes, you
will have to take this into account. Barcode classes inherited from
Barcode
have a two_dimensional?
method which
can be used to distinguish a 2D barcode from a 1D barcode.
require 'barby/outputter'
require 'some_helper_lib'
module Barby
class CanvasOutputter < Outputter
register :to_canvas
def to_canvas
if barcode.two_dimensional?
create_2d_canvas_from(encoding)
else
create_1d_canvas_from(encoding)
end
end
end
end


TATAWO A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2001 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *
Psst! Can I interest you in some hot tattoos? As the beautiful Simona (Mercedes Ortega) dances by the big bonfire, her body, covered all over in tattoos, gets all warm and toasty.
Writer/director Jo Sol's TATAWO is about sex, nudity, drugs and, most of all, tattoos. There's probably a plot hidden somewhere beneath this tattoo-laden tale, but you couldn't prove it by me. When the characters speak, they are less than illuminating. "You're like embracing smoke," a character known as the Cuban (Alexis Valdés) tells his wife, whom he calls Bug (Paulina Gálvez).
About the only reason to see the film is for the eye candy. One of Simona's favorite pastimes is to undulate in the nude in a shop window. As haunting music plays, it is hard not to fall under the erotic spell that she weaves. But this is a transitory pleasure and does little to compensate for the dreadful dullness of the rest of the movie.
TATAWO runs a long 1:29. The film is in Spanish with English subtitles. It is not rated but would be an R for sex, nudity and drug usage and would be acceptable for high school seniors and older.
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I wrote my first "Hello World" code back in 1994 on a Macintosh in my school's tiny computer lab. I returned to the world of code when I decided to go back to school to get a degree in Computer Science. I started an internship in February 2017, which turned into a full time job, and I graduated in May 2017.
To me, learning to code is like learning the language of creation. I have a special passion for solving complex problems and using technology to make the world a smaller and more accessible place.
When I'm not behind a keyboard I enjoy organic gardening, hiking trails in our local parks, Neil Gaiman novels, and hanging out at our local catfe.
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At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 6th level or higher, you can target one additional creature for each slot level above 5th. The creatures must be within 30 feet of each other when you target them.


--- layout: post title: "The case of the mysterious curly bracket" description: "The story of a curly bracket that I thought was redundant. Not so."  As I was struggling to understand how it worked, I encountered something like this:
// A lot of code has come before this. This is really on line 665, column 29. foreach (BARLifeScheme_BAR scheme in postPartialMembership.SchemesFilterObsolete(BARCompany.ONETIMESUM, false)) { var schemeCalculated = (BARLifeSchemeCalculated_BAR)scheme.SchemeCalculatedObsolete[basis.Data.Basis1order]; { decimal hfcFactor; if (postState.OverallFuturerule == BAROverallFuturerule.Standard) { var bonusKey = new BonusKey(postState.PNr()); hfcFactor = 1M - CostFactory.Instance() .CostProvider(postState.Data.FrameContractNr, postState.StateDate) .GetAdministrationpercentageContribution(bonusKey, basis.Data.Basis1order) / 100M; } // Much more code comes after this... } // ...and after this... }
For the record, this isn't the actual code that my client gave me. I wouldn't post someone else's code without their permission. It is, however, a faithful imitation of the original code.
The actual code started at line 665 and further to the right. It was part of a larger block of code with if
statements within foreach
loops within if
statements within foreach
loops, and so on. The foreach
keyword actually appeared at column 29. The entire file was 1708 lines long.
The code has numerous smells, but here I'll focus on a single oddity.
Notice the curly bracket on the line before hfcFactor
. Why is it there?
Take a moment and see if you can guess.
It doesn't seem to be required. It just surrounds a block of code, but it belongs to none of the usual language constructs that would normally call for the use of curly brackets. There's no if
, foreach
, using
, or try
before it.
I formed a theory as to why those brackets where in place. I thought that it might be the residue of an if
statement that was no longer there; that, perhaps, once the code had looked like this:
if (something < somethingElse) { decimal hfcFactor;
Later, a developer had discovered that the code in that block should always be executed, and had removed the if
statement without removing the curly brackets.
That was my theory, but then I noticed that this structure appeared frequently throughout the code. Mysterious curly brackets were common, sometimes even nesting each other.
This idiom appeared too often that it looked like the legacy from earlier epochs. It looked deliberate.
When I had the opportunity, I asked one of the developers.
He smiled sheepishly when he told me that those curly brackets were there to introduce a variable scope. The curly brackets protected variables within them from colliding with other variables elsewhere in the 744-line method.
Those scopes enabled programmers to declare variables with names that would otherwise collide with other variables. They even enabled developers to declare a variable with the same name, but a different type.
I was appalled.
I didn't write this article to point fingers. I don't think that professional software developers deliberately decide to write obscure code.
Code becomes obscure over time. It's a slow, unyielding process. As Brian Foote and Joseph Yoder wrote in The Selfish Class (here quoted from Pattern Languages of Program Design 3, p. 461):
That's a disturbing thought. It suggests that 'good' code is unstable. I suspect that code tends to rot beyond comprehension. It's death by a thousand cuts. It's not any single edit that produces legacy code. It's the glacial, inexorable slide towards increasingly complicated code."Will highly comprehensible code, by virtue of being easy to modify, inevitably be supplanted by increasingly less elegant code until some equilibrium is achieved between comprehensibility and fragility?"
Methods may grow to such sizes that variables collide. The solution isn't to add artificial variable scopes. The solution is to extract helper methods. Keep methods small.


The Essays section of this website is still a work in progress, and the essay drafts shown currently are incomplete. If you're interested in reading these essays, I would recommend coming back later once there is more content...
I’d imagine this is already a thing some people do, but on this website I'm going to experiment with iterating essays in the open.
I will post a first draft shortly after having an idea for an essay, and then will revise it over time, saving the old revisions for the record. Once it’s at a point that I think it may be useful to some people, I will announce it - sharing it with friends, family, and all 62 of my followers on twitter. After announcing an essay it will usually still be revised further. Some essays may be split in two if they develop into topics that would be better served subdivided, some essays may be combined, and some may be canceled, but in any case, old versions will be saved for sake of documenting the process.
The form of this blog will also be an iterative process, so is likely to change over time. Making a plan is useful for the benefits derived in the act of planning, not for following the the actual plan that was made.
One of the commonly stated of benefits of studying physics is that it teaches you to reason from fundamentals. Elon Musk sites this often when recommending physics as a field of study. What does this mean exactly, why is it a useful skill, and how does studying physics prepare you to do it?
...
While you can understand the concept of reasoning from fundamentals, and understand its importance, simply understanding those things is not enough to consistently live your life in a way where you a) remember to reason from fundamentals when practical, and b) manage to reason that way successfully when you try.
Mindfulness is a simple thing. What it is exactly can only be pointed at in english, not stated explicitly, but regardless, once you've experienced it a few times, for the most part, you have understood it. It would be great if just coming to an understanding of it once was all it took to be mindful from then on, but unfortunately that's not how it works.
 If you set an alarm to go off every 20 seconds to remind yourself to be mindful, you not be able to focus on anything else, and the effort it will take to actively remind yourself would be exhausting. So instead, you need to develop the mental habit, the subconscious process, of constantly reminding yourself when you get lost to return to the present.


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This is a little project that was motivated by a few questions I was thinking about while "waiting" to get lapped during some recent races:
- How many riders do I pass or switch positions with over the course of a race?
- How much slower am I than those riders that are about to lap me?
- How far along the course am I when the podium finishers cross the finish line?
- How much would better starts (faster first laps) help me in getting better results?
- Will gaps between groups of riders increase/decrease over the course of a race?
- Can I visualize a race's trajectory from lap times alone? What would that look like?
Usually I find the answers to all of life's hard questions on
CrossResults.com, but unfortunately it wasn't able to help me with these.
This application was a quick attempt to fix this. I realize there are some issues with this overall approach (e.g. starting positions are whacky (based on CrossResults'
Carried Points), a lot happens
during a lap that is not captured here, etc) and there are probably some bugs, but I hope you enjoy this tool anyway! Have fun exploring!
Big thanks to CrossResults.com for offering a platform that enables projects like this!
Please Note: This application works best on large screens as the size of the plots will depend on the size of the available screen area.
If you are using a smartphone, I suggest you use this application in wide-screen mode.


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State of Matter Project
My project represents the state of matter liquid. It takes the shape of its container, the beaker, yet keeps a consistent volume. The particles in the liquid can move around other particles and bounce off the sides of the container. They cannot go outside the container without being acted on by an outside force that causes them to do so. The particles, the way the move, where they bounce, and where they are created in the canvas was created using Javascript. HTML is what the page is actually built on, and CSS was used to position and size the image and canvas correctly.


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This is Aaron.
All in all. I am (mainly) a back-end developer who has focused mostly on
Java and Java-esq languages (Scala/Groovy) and frameworks. I have worked
on projects ranging from big data archetectures to embedded system and
everything in between. Although I have focused mostly on Java throughout
my career, I am always open to branching out and learning new languages
to accomplish any task.


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Emotion Experiment
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Listening to favourite, low pitch music
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If you want to emulate the plug-in free experience in the desktop to debug site issues with the F12 developer tools, enable ActiveX Filtering: "Tools->Safety->ActiveX Filtering".
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if (window.navigator.maxTouchPoints) {
// user has touch hardware
}
else {
// user does not have touch hardware
}
If you're interested in the number of touch points available, such as if your game requires a minimum of three touch points, change the detection code to this:
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// user has at least three touch points
}
else if (window.navigator.maxTouchPoints) {
// user has only one or two touch points
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else {
// user does not have touch hardware
}
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} catch(e) {
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}
}
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if (window.ActiveXObject){
this.isIEBrowser = true;
}
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DEFINE_GUID(CATID_AppContainerCompatible,
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var elm = document.createElement("div");
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var elm=parent.firstChild;
http://www.browserwork.com/slides/compat-dom.html#/2/1
If there is more than one element with id="test"
, the method selects the first in the document. All others are ignored.
name="test"
.The childNodes
nodeList consists of all child nodes of the element, including (empty) text nodes and comment nodes.
childNodes
really contains the nodeList that children
Where childNodes
holds all child nodes, children
only holds those that are element nodes (HTML tags).
var doc = xhr.responseXML;
if(document.adoptNode) document.adoptNode(doc.documentElement);
if(window.XMLSerializer)
if(document.adoptNode)
if(document.implementation.createDocument)
parser = new DOMParser();
parser.parseFromString(xhr.responseText, "text/xml");
if(!window.Node || !(node instanceof Node)) {
// This is an MSXML node
}
s = document.createElement("script");
s.src="readystate.js";
s.onreadystatechange = callback; //Legacy IE
s.onload = callback; //Other browsers
document.body.appendChild(s);
function callback() { console.log("loaded"); }
s = document.createElement("script");
s.src="myscript.js";
if(s.addEventListener) {
s.addEventListener("load",callback,false);
}
else if(s.readyState) {
s.onreadystatechange = callback;
}
document.body.appendChild(s);
function callback() { console.log("loaded"); }
http://www.browserwork.com/tests/onreadystatechange.html

Text

div
|->"\n Text "
div
|->"Text"
http://www.browserwork.com/tests/dom-space.html
The following example prints "true" in IE 8, but prints "false" in IE 9.
function test() {
var arr = new Array();
arr[2147483650] = 10000;
arr.push(10);
document.write(arr["-2147483645"] == 10);
}
test();
http://www.browserwork.com/tests/array-index.html
var d = document.writeln;
d("


BEM — Building 'em modular
Yelena Jetpyspayeva, Vladimir Grinenko, Yandex
You Gotta Love FrontEnd 2015, June 8-9, Tel-Aviv
Yelena
- 4 years at Yandex
- BEM Developer Relations Programm Manager
- Techevents, marketing, devcommunity — come talk to me!
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- @mursya
- github.com/mursya
Vladimir
- 4 years at Yandex
- Head of BEM Development Division at Yandex
- HTML/CSS/JS/BEM 24/7
- tadatuta@@yandex-team.ru
- @tadatuta
- github.com/tadatuta
Agenda
- What's BEM historically?
- What's BEM technically?
- methodology/CSS
- standardswise
- JS & other techs
- What BEM can do that others can't?
- How will your developments process look like?
- How to start using BEM?
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Problems we faced
- Long cascade affected speed of rendering
- CSS classes forced us to reinvent names everyday
- 0 incapsulation
- Intecartive interfaces
Problem -> Solution
- Long cascade affected speed of rendering...
- ... so, BEM helped us eliminate cascade
- by using block_elements__modifiers naming system
Problems -> Solution
- CSS classes forced us to reinvent names everyday...
- ... so, with BEM we get a naming convention!
Problems -> Solution
- 0 incapsulation...
- ...so, BEM helped us incapsulate code on block level
- and made possible to re-use
Problems -> Solution
- Intecartive interfaces...
- ...is no longer a threat with BEM plain file structure
What is BEM now?
- libraries
- tools
- JS-framework
- templating engine
- engine for building docs and samples
- tests for blocks
- the community
BEM is the first technology product of Yandex
It means
- a development division at Yandex with 30+ frontenders
- 400+ frontenders at Yandex.Services
- 1500+ community developers
- a standard for frontender's CV in CIS
It also means that
- our users get help from the team
- ...new versions of the product
- ...features
- ...marketing support
- and the product got to live!
What's BEM technically?
- methodology/CSS
- standardswise
- JS & other techs
BEM is a methodology
BEM is a methodology
- to build web services
- using the same language for all
BEM is a methodology
- to build web services
- using the same language for all
- and scaling
BEM is a methodology
- to build web services
- using the same language for all
- and scaling
- enabling full stack of techs and tools
BEM is a methodology
- to build web services
- using the same language for all
- and scaling
- enabling full stack of techs and tools
- and ready-made components
In short
Naming convention
Block__Element_Modifier
Naming convention
Block__Element_Modifier_ModValue
File system
prj/
blocks/
header/
header.css
header.js
header.tmpl
header.svg
header.md
File system
prj/
blocks/
header/
_theme/
header_theme_simple.css
header_theme_full.css
__logo/
header__logo.css
BEM principles for CSS
- Map document to BEM blocks — no tag or id selectors
- No CSS outside of blocks
- Independent blocks -> no global reset
- Avoid cascade
Old school

Old school

Old school

Declarative CSS
.block
{
width: 120px;
height: 200px;
}
Declarative CSS
.block
{
width: 120px;
height: 200px;
}
.block
{
height: 220px;
background: red;
}
Old school

Semi-declarative JS
$('.block').doSomething();
Semi-declarative JS

$('.block').doSomething();
$('.another-block').switchClass('not-a-block', 'block');
Truly declarative JS made BEM way
BEM.decl('block', {
onSetMod: {
modifier1: {
value1: function() {
this.onM1V1();
},
'': function() {
this.onRemoveM1();
}
}
}
});
Templates
var ctx = { temperature: 42 };

{{temperature}}

42

BEM templates
var ctx = { temperature: 42 };
var view = { block: "weather" };
block weather {
tag: 'ul'
content: {
elem: 'inner',
content: ctx.temperature
}
elem inner {
tag: 'li'
}
}
Templates

42

Web components
Web components
<audio controls src="campjs.mp3"></audio>
- Semantic abstraction messed with non-semantic tags
- All techs together in same file
- Hidden inside with Shadow DOM which lacks browser support
BEM blocks
{ block: 'audio', hasControls: true, src: 'campjs.mp3' }
- Semantic abstraction with BEMTREE
- All techs together in same folder
- Hidden by convention which is supported in any browser
- Bundled inside one file for each tech to avoid extra requests
One BEM to rule ‘em all
bem.info
YModules
- Asynchronous require for modules
- Asynchronous provide for modules
- Extending and redefining a module
Why not CommonJS?
See #1, #2 and #3 in the list of requirements
Why not AMD?
See #2 and #3 in the list of requirements
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Lesson
Plan Title: How to
Perform XXE Injection Attacks.
Concept /
Topic To Teach:
This lesson
teaches how to perform XXE Injection attacks.
How the
attacks works:
An XML External Entity attack is a type of attack against an
application that parses XML input. This attack occurs when XML input containing a reference to
an external entity is processed by a weakly configured XML parser. This attack may lead to the
disclosure of confidential data, denial of service, server side request forgery, port scanning
from the perspective of the machine where the parser is located, and other system impacts.
Attacks can include disclosing local files, which may contain sensitive data such as passwords
or private user data, using file: schemes or relative paths in the system identifier. Since the
attack occurs relative to the application processing the XML document, an attacker may use this
trusted application to pivot to other internal systems, possibly disclosing other internal content
via http(s) requests or launching a CSRF attack to any unprotected internal services. In some
situations, an XML processor library that is vulnerable to client-side memory corruption issues
may be exploited by dereferencing a malicious URI, possibly allowing arbitrary code execution
under the application account. Other attacks can access local resources that may not stop returning
data, possibly impacting application availability if too many threads or processes are not released.
General
Goal(s):
You are searching for a ticket from Boston, MA- Airport code BOS for a well deserved holiday. Try to search for
a ticket. Try to find a flaw in the search form and list the root directory of your operation system.
First we need to try whether the page reflects the output of the XXE.
Because we can define a new entity within our search form we can start using the following XML:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE replace [<!ENTITY example "Test">]>
<searchForm>
<from>&example;</from>
</searchForm>
Using ZAP we can intercept the request and replace the xml with our own crafted xml submitting the request will show 'Test' in the term we searched for. To solve the lesson we will need to craft a message which will list the root of the drive, using the following search form will solve the lesson:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <!DOCTYPE replace [<!ENTITY name SYSTEM "file:/">]> <searchForm> <from>BOS&name;</from> </searchForm>
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