I’ve stolen this analogy from here but it serves the purpose of explaining HTML and CSS in an easily understandable way. If we consider a website to be like a house, then HTML is the frame from which the house is built, it gives us the structure that we can then stylize. If HTML was to provide us with the frame for a room, CSS would then be the paint on the walls, the thickness of the carpet, and the style of the windows.
Control flow refers to the order in which statements, functions or instructions are interpreted and executed by a program. An understanding of how control flow works is fundamental to building functioning websites. For example, if you were to link your JavaScript files at the top of an html document, before the body, then the JavaScript file would load before the contents of the body and would not be applied to the contents. For this reason, JavaScript needs to be at the end of the body, so that all of the structure can first be read by the browser and then the functionality will load afterwards and allow the page to function as intended.
A loop is a sequence of statements which continue to be carried out for either a set number of times, till a condition is met, or indefinitely. This may be useful in the case of counting, if say, you wanted a loading bar to show the percentage loaded on a webpage. The loop may run and display the percentage loaded until it reaches 100%, at which point the loop would then end.
Using everyday examples to illustrate control flow and loops, you may consider how you get dressed in the morning by the way of control flow. Typically, we dress ourselves in a particular order and not doing so results in questionable looks or unintended super hero costumes. For example a typical control flow of getting dressed would involve > underwear > pants > top > socks > shoes. Whereas if you went pants > top > underwear > shoes > socks the outcome would not be in accordance with typical fashion.
To illustrate a loop, you can think of pouring yourself a coffee in the morning, if you had a fairly strong coffee, let’s say, 4 teaspoons, the loop would be, put one teaspoon of coffee in cup until you have reached 4 teaspoons, at which point, end the loop and move on to the next loop (sugar, hot water, milk, whatever).
The document object model (DOM) is a programming interface for HTML and XML documents. In plain language, a webpage contains an HTML document; this document can be displayed through either the browser window, through html code itself or through the DOM. The DOM represents the information on the page in such a way that it can be manipulated using languages such as JavaScript. In order to access and manipulate the DOM you can access it through most browsers, I’m going to assume you use Chrome and use that for my examples. Right clicking on a page and selecting the inspect element allows you to manipulate and view the DOM from the console.
An array is an object which can be used to store multiple values. In order to access information from an array you use the index number. Let’s say that I have array of mates [‘Ben’, ‘Huw’, ‘Steve’, ‘Hazel’], if I wanted to access Hazel from this array I would need to call on mates[3]. An Object contains multiple properties, for example, I might make an object called ben. To do this I would assign it as so: var ben = {age: “32”, location: “Dubai”, gender: “male”}; if I wanted to access data from this Ben object, I would type ben.location;
Functions allow us to save actions or behaviours that we want the code to perform at a later time by calling upon them. This can be useful by giving us predefined tools to perform complex tasks. Let’s say I made an object with all my mates in it and all of their ages, bank account numbers and various other categories of inappropriate information. If I say, wanted to get a log of all of their phone numbers, rather than scouring through the object, I could write a function which does this for me. Functions can therefore be used to quickly perform complex tasks.


Cheatsheet
This is H1
This is H2
This is H3
This is a simple paragraph
Here is a link to the photo above
Order list of my favourite movies
- Kill bill
- The fight club
- The Breakfast club
Table that illustrates how much coffee I was drinking this summer
| Month |
Number of cups |
| June |
18 |
| July |
21 |
| August |
14 |
Here is a quote of Napoleon Hill
If you cannot do great things, do small things in a great way.
Abbreviation example
The WHO was founded in 1948.
Registration form example
The option element


<DEFAULT,IN_PROGRAM_RULES> TOKEN : {
<SORTDEFKEYWORD: "sort" (["\r","\n","\t"," "])+ "definitions" (["\r","\t"," ","\n"])+>
| <PREDDEFKEYWORD: "predicate" (["\r","\n","\t"," "])+ "declarations" (["\r","\t"," ","\n"])+>
| <PROGRULDEFKEYWORD: "program" (["\r","\n","\t"," "])+ "rules" (["\r","\t"," ","\n"])+> : IN_PROGRAM_RULES
| <NOT: "not" (["\t","\r"," "])+>
| <MOD: "mod">
| <IDENTIFIER: ["a"-"z"] (["a"-"z","A"-"Z","0"-"9","_"])*>
| <VARIABLE: ["A"-"Z"] (["a"-"z","A"-"Z","0"-"9","_"])* | "_">
| <NONZERODIGIT: ["1"-"9"]>
| <POSITIVE_INTEGER: <NONZERODIGIT> (<ZERO> | <NONZERODIGIT>)*>
| <ZERO: "0">
| <PLUS: "+">
| <MULT: "*">
| <DIV: "/">
| <EQ: "=">
| <NOTEQ: "!=">
| <GT: ">">
| <GTEQ: ">=">
| <SM: "<">
| <SMEQ: "<=">
| <OP: "(">
| <CP: ")">
| <OB: "{">
| <CB: "}">
| <SOB: "["> : IN_REGULAREXPRESSIONSEQUENCE
| <ORRSEP: ":-">
| <CRRSEP: ":+">
| <COMMA: ",">
| <DOT: ".">
| <COLON: ":">
| <SEMICOLON: ";">
| <DOLLAR: "$">
| <COMPLEMENT: "~">
| <OR: "|">
| <AGGREGATE_COUNT: "#count">
| <AGGREGATE_SUM: "#sum">
| <AGGREGATE_MIN: "#min">
| <AGGREGATE_MAX: "#max">
}
|
<IN_PROGRAM_RULES> TOKEN : {
<IDENTIFIER_WITH_OP: ["a"-"z"] (["a"-"z","A"-"Z","0"-"9","_"])* (["\t","\r","\n"])* "(">
| <NEGATIVE_ATOM_WITH_OP: "-" ["a"-"z"] (["a"-"z","A"-"Z","0"-"9","_"])* (["\t","\r","\n"])* "(">
}
|
<DEFAULT,IN_PROGRAM_RULES,IN_REGULAREXPRESSIONSEQUENCE> SKIP : {
<SINGLE_LINE_COMMENT: "%" (~["\n","\r"])* ("\r" | "\n" | "\r\n")>
| <SPACE: (["\n","\r","\t"," "])+>
}
|


About Me
Hi, I'm Malik. I live to make cool new things, and solve interesting problems.
A graduate of Lancaster University, with a 2.1 in MSci Mathematics and Statistics, I've specialised in discrete mathematics and statistics, including modules in Machine Learning, Financial Mathematics, Bayesian Statistics, Combinatorics and Number Theory.
While studying, I never forgot my interest in computers, continuing my decade old hobby of programming, and continuing to learn new technologies, while also getting my feet wet in the professional work, developing for many up and coming products.
Projects
Rubiks Cube Solver
Stack
Rust
A Rubik’s cube solver that takes in all the locations of the cuboids and produces an optimised path to completion.
Algorithm was based on the two-phase algorithm, and revolved around the idea of modelling the cube in the language of group theory.
Todo Web App (Frontend) (Backend)
Stack
Typescript, Vuejs, Graphql, MongoDB, Mongoose, TailwindCSS
Fully functioning todo app, with users and todo entries with editing, completion and deleting features, used as an exercise to learn Vuejs and Graphql.
Vuejs with vuex and vue-router were used on the front end, with tailwindCSS for styling components. On the backend, graphql with apollo-server was used to deliver a functional and flexible API, running on MongoDB.
Scrumbus Prime Debug
Stack
C++, Lua, SDL
Metrovania style game made for a gamejam, including the engine. Turned into more of a proof of concept than a finished game, but me and Team Chromo are working on releasing a more complete version!
Our latest version of the engine is written in purely C++ and will be using a custom built entity-component-system architecture.
Minions Will Die
Stack
C#, Unity3d
A two-stick style arcade game, made in Unity3D over the weekend, for a gamejam, made with Team Chromo.
Two Truth and a Lie
My favourite sport is?
I play the ...
Contact
If you want to take a scroll through my portfolio at thief3 or have chat with me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>feel free to do so.


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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Created on Wed Apr 3 11:28:43 2019
@author: andrasaponyi
"""
from nltk.corpus import verbnet as vn
from nltk.corpus import wordnet as wn
[docs]def get_transitivity(verb):
"""
Take a verb lemma as input.
Return transitivity score and VerbNet (VN) frames if available.
The returned tuple is constructed in the following way:
-the first element is the transitivity score, where:
-1 equals transitive
-0 equals intransitive (or at least according to VN)
-the second element is a list of tuples, each of which consists of:
-first, the VN class_id of a given meaning of a verb
-second, the corresponding frame itself
Regardless of the length of the transitive frames list,
the transitivty score remains the same.
"""
class_ids = vn.classids(verb)
print(class_ids)
# Define a list containing frames with transitive meanings of the given verb.
trans_frames = []
for class_id in class_ids:
frames = vn.frames(class_id)
for frame in frames:
print (frame["description"]["primary"])
#print(frame['description']['secondary'])
if frame["description"]["primary"] == "NP V NP":
entry = class_id, frame
trans_frames.append(entry)
# elif "NP V NP" in frame["description"]["primary"]:
# entry = class_id, frame
# trans_frames.append(entry)
# elif "Transitive" in frame["description"]["secondary"]:
# entry = class_id, frame
# trans_frames.append(entry)
# If the trans_score is equal to one, the verb has a transitive meaning.
if len(trans_frames) != 0:
trans_score = 1
else:
trans_score = 0
return trans_score, trans_frames
[docs]def get_synonyms(verb):
""" Return the synonyms of the most frequent sense of a verb. """
synsets = wn.synsets(verb)
for synset in synsets:
if ".v." in str(synset):
most_frequent = synset
synonyms = most_frequent.lemma_names()
return synonyms
[docs]def check_synonyms(verb):
"""
Return the transitivity of a verb's synonyms.
To be called if the initial transitivity score is 0, but there is
reason to believe that the verb is indeed transitive.
I am still working on a method to determine how this decision can be made.
"""
synonyms = get_synonyms(verb)
if not synonyms == None:
for synonym in synonyms:
if synonym != verb:
transitivity = get_transitivity(synonym)
return transitivity
# Otherwise the function will return a TypeError.
else:
return None


Switch Component: Checkbox
Published:
Last updated: May 11, 2021
Pattern to modify a checkbox
into a switch
component.
Pattern Demo
Visual design notes
These notes were last updated in August 2020.
-moz-appearance: none;
did not completely remove the styling in earlier versions of Firefox. But it should work as expected in Firefox 60+.
The box-shadow
to provide an outline of the control does not
render as expected in IE11, did work as expected in Edge (legacy).
IE and Edge (legacy) don't respect the box-shadow in High Contrast mode.
Previously, the ::-ms-check
was re-enabled so that people will at least see
a checkmark when the switch is on, and an empty oval when off. Chromium Edge does respect the
box-shadow fill, so this has been updated. I no longer have Legacy Edge to verify if
this introduces an issue there or not.
Pattern Details
Pattern Markup

Example Text 1:
<input id="switch_1" type="checkbox">

Example Text 2:
<input id="switch_2" data-check-switch="" role="switch" type="checkbox">

Example Text 3:

<input id="switchbox" data-check-switch="" role="switch" type="checkbox">

Similar to the styled checkbox pattern, an input type=checkbox
can be used to create a custom switch control. A switch
and checkbox
behave similarly.
As the ARIA specification notes:
Aswitch
provides approximately the same functionality as acheckbox
and togglebutton
, but makes it possible for assistive technologies to present the widget in a fashion consistent with its on-screen appearance.
That said, a switch
can often be found in "settings" UI, where toggling the switch's state can immediately cause a function or state change to occur. A checkboxes are commonly used (have a very long history) within forms – where toggling its state is not expected to result in an immediate function until the form itself is submitted. That's not to say that toggling checkboxes cannot also be used to cause an immediate action to occur. For instance, using checkboxes as controls to filter search results on an e-commerce site. But, this is not an "official" difference between the controls – more just me trying to point to common use to indicate a reason as to why the heck we'd need two toggle controls aside from aesthetic reasons...
That all said, if implementing visually styled switches within your project, their implementation should be consistent across instances. Meaning that if a checkbox is visually designed to look like a switch (but continued to be announced as a checkbox), then there should be no instances where the same design is used for a role="switch"
. This would create confusion in why two similar looking controls are announced differently (for sighted users who also may use screen readers), or perform actions immediately or delayed until form submission.
The JavaScript
There is little JavaScript that is needed for this component, but what is there is largely for progressive enhancement purposes.
Using the data-check-switch
attribute as a hook, an input
with this attribute will receive a role="switch"
when the script runs. Without JavaScript, it will announce itself as a checkbox.
The script also allows for the Enter key to be used to toggle the state of the switch, as checkboxes would otherwise only allow for the Space key to toggle their state.
Affects on Screen Reader Announcements?
Giving the input type="checkbox"
a role="switch"
announces the form control as a "switch", "toggle button" or continues to announce the control as a "checkbox" depending on the screen reader and platform in question.
The following is a break down of how this is handled by modern browsers and screen reader pairings.
- Firefox 88.0.1
- With VoiceOver on macOS 11.2.3: announces "switch" role and initial state. Activating the switch will produce a "clicking" noise, but no "on" or "off" announcement is explicitly made.
- With NVDA 2020.4: announces "checkbox" role and initial state. Activating the 'switch' will announce the new state ("checked" or "not checked").
- With JAWS 2020: announces "switch" role and initial state. Activating the switch will announce the new state ("on" or "off").
- With TalkBack Android 11: announces "switch" role and initial state. Activating the switch will produce a sound effect, and the new state ("checked", "not checked") will be announced, oddly followed by a "loading" announcement.
- Chrome / Edge 90
- With VoiceOver on macOS 11.2.3: announces "switch" role and initial state. Activating the switch will produce a "clicking" noise and the new state ("on" or "off") will be announced.
- With NVDA 2020.4: announces "checkbox" role and initial state. Activating the 'switch' will announce the new state ("checked" or "not checked").
- With JAWS 2020: announces "switch" role and initial state. Activating the switch will announce the new state ("on" or "off"). When switching to the "on" state, JAWS will announce "pressed on". JAWS does not announce "pressed" when changing to the "off" state.
- With TalkBack Android 11: announces "switch" role and initial state. Activating the switch will produce a sound effect, and the new state ("checked", "not checked") will be announced.
- Edge 90
- With Narrator: announces "switch" role and initial state. Activating the switch will announce the new state ("on" or "off"), along with a repeat of the switch's accessible name.
- Safari
- With VoiceOver on macOS 11.2.3 (Safari 14.0.3): announces "switch" role and initial state. Activating the switch will produce a "clicking" noise and the new state ("on" or "off") will be announced, along with a repeat of the switch's accessible name.
- With VoiceOver on iOS 14.4.2: announces as "checkbox" role and initial state. Activating will produce a "clicking" noise and the new state ("checked" or "unchecked") will be announced.
Usage note:
Things have improved with switches since my initial testing of this role back in 2018, where state announcements were quirky if not missing all together (archived testing results below). NVDA and iOS Safari/VoiceOver are the hold outs on respecting the switch
role, but at least these announce the switch as a checkbox with proper states.
Archived Screen Reader Breakdowns
- JAWS 2020 + Firefox 77 & Chrome and Edge 83
-
Announces as a "switch". Each announce "on" and "off" when toggling state. Chrome alone will announce "pressed on" for the on state.
- Narrator & Edge (legacy)
-
Announces as a "toggle switch". Announces "on" and "off" when toggling state.
- VoiceOver + Safari on iOS 12.2
-
iOS VoiceOver continues to announce
role="switch"
as a "checkbox". However, with the release of iOS 12.2 (Mach 2019) the announcement of state has been fixed and "switches" will announce a "checked" or "unchecked" state.Until iOS 12.2+ has wide adoption, one should still be wary of using
role="switch"
. - VoiceOver + Safari on iOS 11.3 (at least) through 12.1.4
-
iOS VoiceOver doesn't understand
role="switch"
and will fallback to announcing the component as a "checkbox". However, this fallback is bugged, as the state of the checkbox will not be announced to users on toggle of the component. - Narrator & NVDA 2018.4.1 + IE11
-
This pairing will ignore the
role="switch"
, and continue to announce the component as a checkbox. Checkbox state will be accurately announced on toggle. - JAWS 2018, 2019, 2020 + IE11
-
This pairing will announce the form control as a
role="switch"
, but is inconsistent with announcing the state of the component. Largely only announcing state on a user first focusing the form control with by the virtual cursor navigation or tab key. If activating the form control repeatedly, focus will be lost and return to an element higher up in the DOM. - NVDA 2020.1 + Firefox 77, IE11, Chrome 82 and Edge 83
role="switch"
is ignored and the control is announced as a checkbox. State is accurately announced in regards to being announced as a checkbox.- NVDA 2018.4.1 + Chrome 72
-
role="switch"
is announced as a "toggle button." Toggling announces as "pressed checked" and "not pressed" for their respective states. - NVDA 2018.4.1 & 2019.1beta + Firefox 65.0.1
-
role="switch"
is announced as a "toggle button." Toggling announces as "checked" and "not checked" for their respective states.If "pressed" NVDA will announce initial state as "toggle button not pressed, checked". Toggling state will only announce "not checked" and "checked". (Closed bug where apparently NVDA decided to forgo announcing
role=switch
and expose it as a checkbox.) - TalkBack 7.2 (on Android 8.1) + Firefox 64.0.2 & Chrome 71
-
Announces as a "switch." Toggling announces as "checked" and "not checked" for their respective states.
NVDA 2018.1 and 2018.2.1 notes
These versions of NVDA paired with FireFox and Chrome will announce elements with role="switch"
as "not pressed" and then announce whether they are checked or not.
It doesn't matter the current state of whether the switch is checked or not, with this version of NVDA the switch would always announce "not pressed."
This issue appears to have been fixed after testing with NVDA 2018.4.1.
Continue Reading
For an alternate minimal pattern to create switch checkboxes, and support for intermediate state, check out Adrian Roselli's Togglish Checkboxen CodePen, and his much longer write-up Under Engineered toggles.


Types:
char
wchar_t
The string type is defined in the standard header <string>
;. An object of type
string
contains a sequence of zero or more characters. If n
is an integer, c
is a char, is
is an input stream, and os
is an output stream, then the string
operations include
std::string s;
std::string
that is initially empty.
std::string t = s;
t
as a variable of type std::string
that initially contains a copy s
, where s can be either a string
or a string literal.
std::string z(n, c);
z
as a variable of type std::string
that initially contains n
copies c
. Here, c
must be a char
, not a string
or a string literal.
os << s
s
, without any formatting changes, on the os
. The result of the expression is os
.
is >> s
is
until encountering is
into s
, overwriting whatever value s
might have had, until the next is
.
s + t
std::string
that contains a copy of the s
followed by a copy of the characters in t
. Either s
or t
, but char
.
s.size()
s
.
Variables can be defined in one of three ways:
std::string hello = "Hello"; // define the variable with an explicit initial value std::string stars(100, '*'); // construct the variable // according to its type and the given expressions std::string name; // define the variable with an implicit initialization, // which depends on its type
Variables defined inside a pair of curly braces are local variables/which exist only while
executing the part of the program within the braces. When the implementation reaches
the }
, it destroys the variables, and returns any memory that they occupied to the system.
Defining a variable as const
promises that the variable's value, will not change during
its lifetime. Such a variable must be initialized as part of its definition, because there is no
way to do so later.
Input: Executing std::cin >> v
discards any whitespace characters in the standard
input stream, then reads from the standard input into variable v
. It returns std::cin
,
which has type istream
, in order to allow chained input operations.
1-0. Compile, execute, and test the programs in this chapter.
1-1. Are the following definitions valid? Why or why not?
const std::string hello = "Hello"; const std::string message = hello + ", world" + "!";
1-2. Are the following definitions valid? Why or why not?
const std::string exclam = "!"; const std::string message = "Hello" + ", world" + exclam;
1-3. Is the following program valid? If so, what does it do? If not, why not?
#include <iostream> #include <string> int main() { { const std::string s = "a string"; std::cout << s << std::endl; } { const std::string s = "another string"; std::cout << s << std::endl; } return 0; }
1-4. What about this one? What if we change }}
to };}
in the third line from the end?
#include <iostream> #include <string> int main() { { const std::string s = "a string"; std::cout << s << std::endl; { const std::string s = "another string"; std::cout << s << std::endl; }} return 0; }
1-5. Is this program valid? If so, what does it do? If not, say why not, and rewrite it to be valid.
#include <iostream> #include <string> int main() { { std::string s = "a string"; { std::string x = s + ", really"; std::cout << s << std::endl; } std::cout << x << std::endl; } return 0; }
1-6. What does the following program do if, when it asks you for input, you type two names (for example, Samuel Beckett)? Predict the behavior before running the program, then try it.
#include <iostream> #include <string> int main() { std::cout << "What is your name? "; std::string name; std::cin >> name; std::cout << "Hello, " << name << std::endl << "And what is yours? "; std::cin >> name; std::cout << "Hello, " << name << "; nice to meet you too!" << std::endl; return 0; }


Election Live: Party leaders appear in TV clash
Jeremy Corbyn, Boris Johnson, Jo Swinson and Nicola Sturgeon were facing questions.
The leaders of the four largest Westminster parties were clashing in another TV set-piece.
The BBC is airing a two-hour episode of Question Time in Sheffield, where an audience was to quiz Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson and Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon for 30 minutes each.
7.40pm
Ms Sturgeon said that her party had shown the way with progressive policies and said she wanted the whole of the UK to stay in the European Union.
She said Scotland, which voted strongly to Remain, had been treated with contempt in Westminster and she reiterated that she considered Brexit to be a mistake.
She accused Brexiteers of messing things up.
7.35pm
Ms Sturgeon wasted no time in saying that a second independence referendum would be high on her wishlist but that she would also be seeking guarantees on policies to end austerity.
She suggested Mr Corbyn might be more willing to negotiate after the election rather than before it.
She said Mr Corbyn would not compromise the chance of governing the country for the sake of a second Scottish referendum.
7.30pm
As Mr Corbyn’s segment came to an end, he said he was seeking an outright win for Labour and not contemplating a deal with other parties.
He had been questioned about a potential deal with the SNP in the event of a hung parliament but ended his pitch by saying he was offering hope and again confirming his policy not to take sides in a new Brexit vote.
Closing the Corbyn segment of the debate, Bruce asked: “And just to be clear, in a yes or no answer, you are telling us tonight that you will… remain neutral on the issue of whether or not we should remain within the EU?”
Mr Corbyn replied: “Yes,” adding: “First heard here on Question Time.”
Mr Johnson’s girlfriend Carrie Symonds joined in the mockery of Mr Corbyn with her own tweet.
Labour’s Ian Lavery praised his leader’s performance.
Leaving the stage, Mr Corbyn was replaced on stage by Ms Sturgeon.
7.25pm
Mr Corbyn said his party’s tax policy would not affect 95% of the population, but would be targeted.
Asked whether Scotland’s people would be allowed another vote on their future, Mr Corbyn said he did not see a new independence referendum as a priority but vowed to invest in the country. Further questioned by Bruce, he said it would not be allowed in the first part of a Labour-led government.
7.20pm
On climate change, Mr Corbyn said his party’s green policies would create jobs, citing a tidal lagoon project in Swansea.
He said the party would invest in transport and social infrastructure for the whole country.
7.15pm
Asked to say if he would campaign for Remain or Leave in any referendum on Brexit, Mr Corbyn faced jeers when he said he would adopt a neutral stance and carry out the instruction of the people.
He said his policy would bring the country back together again after another audience member said the country had already made its decision.
Mr Corbyn said he would adopt a “neutral stance” if he were prime minister during a second referendum.
An audience member asked: “Will you campaign to remain or leave the EU if elected. Why would anyone vote Labour without knowing the answer to that question?”
Mr Corbyn replied: “One, we will negotiate a credible Leave deal with the European Union,” at which point the audience started laughing.
He continued: “I’m trying to answer the gentleman’s question. Secondly, we will put that alongside Remain in a referendum.
“My role and the role of our government will be to ensure that that referendum is held in a fair atmosphere and we will abide by the result of it.
“And I will adopt, as prime minister, if I am at the time, a neutral stance so that I can credibly carry out the results of that to bring communities and country together rather than continuing an endless debate about the EU and Brexit.”
Another audience member praised Mr Corbyn’s stance, comparing it with the policy of former Labour PM Harold Wilson.
Conservative Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab quickly mocked Mr Corbyn’s position with a tweet.
7.10pm
Asked about the treatment by some party members of a then Labour MP Ruth Smeeth and anti-Semitism, Mr Corbyn defended the party’s record on freedom of speech and said the party had acted on cases of racist abuse.
Responding to an audience member who said that “freedom would be completely eroded” if Mr Corbyn got the keys to Number 10, the Labour leader said: “I absolutely defend the right of free speech.
“Freedoms and rights in a democracy are very, very important.
“I have spent my life getting into hot water for defending people because I believed their human rights should not be violated and that’s the kind of government that I intend to lead.”
A member of the audience asked: “I look at a video of Ruth Smeeth online where she was in a press conference with you and Ruth Smeeth, a Jewish MP, was heckled out of that press conference… and there you are at the end of the press conference chatting happily to that same heckler. I don’t buy this nice old grandpa, I see that video and that tells me all I need to know.”
Responding, Mr Corbyn said: “Nobody should suffer any abuse in public life or privately,” adding: “Many women Labour MPs, Ruth Smeeth included and others have suffered the most unbelievable levels of abuse.
“And it was a Labour MP Jo Cox who was murdered because she stood up in public life. I simply say to you that bad behaviour, misogynism, racism in any form is absolutely not acceptable in any form whatsoever in my party or in society.”
7.05pm
Mr Corbyn was quick to defend policies described by one audience member as socialist and vowed to take back into public ownership railways and water companies and highlighted plans for a national broadband service.
He said businesses should have nothing to fear from a government led by him.
Mr Corbyn was asked if “businesses should be frightened of an incoming Labour government”.
He replied: “No, they should not be frightened of an incoming Labour government because our country’s economy relies on many small and medium-sized enterprises that are the motor of our economy.”
He added: “The biggest businesses will be asked to pay a little bit more in corporation tax but it will be lower than it was in 2010 and indeed lower the average of most industrial countries.”
7.00pm
Fiona Bruce, standing at the podium, introduced the programme in front of the TV audience with Mr Corbyn becoming the first leader to take his seat before making opening remarks.
6.50pm
Mr Corbyn struck a determined tone as he arrived at the venue.
6.45pm
Labour candidate for Hemsworth Jon Trickett posted footage of Jeremy Corbyn supporters gathered outside the Octagon in Sheffield ahead of the programme.
6.30pm
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he was “excited” ahead of the event, while Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson was pulling no punches.
Meanwhile, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon did her homework on the way.


Main Information
- Bachelor degree in Information Systems
- Working as a Software Engineer since 2009
- Pivotal Cloud-Native Architect - CNA Certified
Work experience
Wipro Technologies - since 2014
Working as tech lead on a team of 10 developers being responsible for mentor team members and scale up their technical knowledge on microservices and Pivotal Cloud Foundry.
Full Stack developer working on MasterCard projects using Java 8, Spring (Boot, JPA, MQ, Batch, Hateoas, Security), Git and Gradle.
Part of a distributed team with members at Brazil, Ireland and USA
CITS - 2013-2014
Android developer for applications such as Guia Época SP, World Cup Live Wallpaper and several PoCs for Samsung.
Java develper creating Eclipse plugins PoCs for Samsung and working on a web project - IIMS Inteligent Infraestructure Management Service - using Java J2EE frameworks such as JSF, Primefaces, ActiveMQ, Hibernate, Maven for Furukawa.
HSBC Global Technology Brazil - 2009-2013
Java developer working on backend service for calculate derivatives and account opening using frameworks such as using Spring(Core, Batch, Integration and JDBC), Maven, Struts, Hibernate.


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A REST API Center with authentication created in CodeIgniter 3
This REST API server is created in the PHP framework CodeIgniter 3.
It is made for future projects that want to use a REST API.
This REST API server uses the following libraries:
The REST API server is set by default with the two following authentications; user account and API-Key.


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IFXAttributeNeighborhood is a container class that temporarily collects of all of the attribute inputs for subdivision computation at a single midpoint.
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ENCODE(1) ENCODE(1) NAME encodedv - encode a series of images to a digital video stream SYNOPSIS encodedv [ options ] video_pattern [ audio_input ] DESCRIPTION encodedv takes a series of images in PPM/PGM/video format and optionally an audio stream and compiles them into a DV-encoded video stream. pattern specifies where the input data is located and may be either - for stdin, or a printf-style pattern taking one numeric argument that gets replaced by the current frame number. Like image%03d.ppm, which gets expanded to image000.ppm, image001.ppm, etc. --version show encodedv version number. -s, --start-frame=count start encoding at frame number count (defaults to 0). -e, --end-frame=count end encoding at frame number count (defaults to unlimited). -l, --wrong-interlace flip lines to compensate for wrong interlacing in the input data. Happened with mpeg2dec generated data. -p, --vlc-passes vlc code distribution passes (1-3) greater values = better quality but not necessarily slower encoding! This defaults for best qual‐ ity = 3. -v, --verbose show encoder statistics / status information -i, --input=filter-name Choose input-filter: [>ppm<, pgm, video] The ppm-filter only sup‐ ports raw rgb ppm files. The pgm file format is the one generated by mpeg2dec of the livid project. ( http://linuxvideo.org ) This means: Y-data appended by U and V data which are scaled down by 2 and placed side by side. This option defaults to PPM. Some things you want to keep in mind: 1) If you want to stream video frames (using video_pattern = "-") you have to make sure that there is no trailing garbage at the end of the pictures. This is ignored by most image manipulation pro‐ grams! 2) If you are one of the poor persons with a buggy PCI bus-master‐ ing board be sure to have a backup handy if you want to use video support. Some versions of the VIA board chipsets crash your machine and even your harddisk. Since encodedv uses full resolu‐ tion capturing it is more likely to trigger these bugs than other programs. If you have a VIA board you definitely want to upgrade to Linux 2.4.3 or higher. 3) The encoded pictures must have the correct resolution. If they don't, you may want to try ppmqscale. The used video format is chosen by picture resolution. Use 720x576 for PAL and 720x480 for NTSC. 4) If you want to speed up things a little bit and you are gener‐ ating the input pictures automatically you may want to try pgm's instead of ppm's since they are encoded somewhat faster. But keep in mind, that this pgm format is only optimal for PAL since NTSC averages the U and V values somewhat differently. -a, --audio-input=filter-name Choose audio-input-filter: [>none<, wav, dsp] -o, --output=filter-name Choose output-filter: [>raw<] -q, --static-qno=table-no Static qno tables for quantisation on 2 VLC passes. For turbo (but somewhat lossy encoding) try -q [1,2] -p [2,3]. There are only two static qno tables registered right now: 1 : for sharp DV pictures 2 : for somewhat noisy satelite television signal If you want to add some more, go ahead ;-) -f, --fps=fps-number Set frames per second (default: use all frames) -d, --force-dct=dct-mode Force dct mode (88 or 248) for whole picture Help Options -?, --help Show help message. --usage Display brief usage message. SEE ALSO playdv(1),dvconnect(1),dubdv(1),encodedv(1). AVAILABILITY See http://libdv.sourceforge.net/ for the latest version. AUTHORS encodedv was written by James Bowman<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and Peter Schlaile<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This manual page is based on encodedv's help message and was written by Daniel Kobras<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others). It was updated by Peter Schlaile<EMAIL_ADDRESS>karlsruhe.de>. April 2001 ENCODE(1)


Smile Shell privides an Matlab © like environment. In the simplest case, you can use it as a calculator.
smlie> "Hello world"
res0: String = Hello world
smile> 2
res1: Int = 2
smile> 2+3
res2: Int = 5
All java.lang.Math
functions are imported in the Shell.
smile> log(2)
res0: Double = 0.6931471805599453
smile> max(2, 5)
res2: Int = 5
In addition, Smile provides many other important mathematical functions
such as logistic
, factorial
, choose
, etc.
smile> logistic(3.0)
res7: Double = 0.9525741268224334
smile> choose(10, 3)
res8: Double = 120.0
Special mathematical functions including beta
,
erf
, gamma
and their related functions. Special
functions are particular mathematical functions which have more or less
established names and notations due to their importance in mathematical
analysis, functional analysis, physics, or other applications.
Many special functions appear as solutions of differential equations or
integrals of elementary functions. For example, the error function
erf
(also called the Gauss error function) is a special
function of sigmoid shape which occurs in probability, statistics, materials
science, and partial differential equations. The complementary error function,
denoted erfc
, is defined as erfc(x) = 1 - erf(x)
.
The error function and complementary error function are special cases of the
incomplete gamma function.
There are also many Statistics functions, e.g. sum
, mean
,
median
, q1
, q3
,
variance
, sd
, mad
(median absolute deviation).
smile> mean(Array(1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0))
res10: Double = 2.5
smile> sd(Array(1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0))
res11: Double = 1.2909944487358054
For a vector, there are multiple functions to calculate its norm such as norm
(L2 norm), norm1
(L1 norm),
norm2
(L2 norm), normInf
(infinity norm), normFro
(Frobenius norm).
We can also standardize
it to mean 0 and variance 1,
unitize
it so that L2 norm be 1,
or unitize1
it so that L1 norm be 1.
smile> val x = Array(1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0)
smile> val y = Array(4.0, 3.0, 2.0, 1.0)
smile> norm(x)
res13: Double = 5.477225575051661
smile> unitize(y)
smile> y
res14: Array[Double] = Array(0.7302967433402214, 0.5477225575051661, 0.3651483716701107, 0.18257418583505536)
For a pair of vectors, we can calculate the dot product, distance, divergence, covariance,
correlation, etc. with dot
, distance
, kld
(Kullback-Leibler Divergence),
jsd
(Jensen-Shannon Divergence), cov
, cor
,
spearman
, kendall
.
smile> dot(x, y)
res16: Double = 20.0
smile> cov(x, y)
res17: Double = -1.6666666666666667
In fact, we can use vectors like in Matlab.
smile> x + y
res22: smile.math.VectorAddVector = Array(1.7302967433402214, 2.547722557505166, 3.3651483716701107, 4.182574185835056)
smile> 1.5 * x - 3.0 * y
res24: smile.math.VectorSubVector = Array(-0.6908902300206643, 1.3568323274845018, 3.404554884989668, 5.452277442494834)
More importantly, we can do matrix computation easily.
To create a matrix from 2-dimensional array, we can use the ~
operator.
The ~
operator can be applied to 1-dimensional array too, which creates
a single column matrix.
val A = Array(
Array(0.7220180, 0.07121225, 0.6881997),
Array(-0.2648886, -0.89044952, 0.3700456),
Array(-0.6391588, 0.44947578, 0.6240573)
)
val B = Array(
Array(0.6881997, -0.07121225, 0.7220180),
Array(0.3700456, 0.89044952, -0.2648886),
Array(0.6240573, -0.44947578, -0.6391588)
)
val C = Array(
Array(0.9527204, -0.2973347, 0.06257778),
Array(-0.2808735, -0.9403636, -0.19190231),
Array(0.1159052, 0.1652528, -0.97941688)
)
val a = ~A
val b = ~B
val c = ~C
Matrix-vector operations are just like math formula.
smile> a * x + y * 1.5
res26: smile.math.VectorAddVector = Array(4.024486715010331, -0.11406700374225098, 2.6796872175051663)
Similarly for matrix-matrix operations:
smile> a + b
res27: smile.math.MatrixAddMatrix =
1.4102 0.0000 1.4102
0.1052 0.0000 0.1052
-0.0151 0.0000 -0.0151
Note that a * b
are element-wise:
smile> a * b
res28: smile.math.MatrixMulMatrix =
0.4969 -0.0051 0.4969
-0.0980 -0.7929 -0.0980
-0.3989 -0.2020 -0.3989
For matrix multipication, the operator is %*%
, same as in R
smile> a %*% b %*% c
[main] INFO smile.math.MatrixOrderOptimization - The minimum cost of matrix multiplication chain: 54
res29: smile.math.MatrixExpression =
0.9984 0.0067 0.0554
-0.0257 0.9361 0.3508
-0.0495 -0.3517 0.9348
Smile has runtime optimization for matrix multiplication chain, which can greatly improve the performance. In the below we generate several random matrices and multiply them together.
val a = new ColumnMajorMatrix( 300, 900, 0.0, 1.0)
val b = new ColumnMajorMatrix( 900, 150, 0.0, 1.0)
val c = new ColumnMajorMatrix( 150, 1800, 0.0, 1.0)
val d = new ColumnMajorMatrix(1800, 30, 0.0, 1.0)
time {(a %*% b %*% c %*% d).toMatrix}
You can do the similar operations in R or Matlab to compare the performance. Note that R and Matlab employ native code for matrix operations while Smile is of pure Java/Scala code.
A line chart connects points by straight lines.
def line(data: Array[Array[Double]], style: Line.Style = Line.Style.SOLID, color: Color = Color.BLACK, legend: Char = ' '): Window


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3586x2017 : New Year’s Resolution
2016 — An amazing year
The best thing happened to me was FOSS at Amrita, my seniors, and mentors. Working with amazing peeps at WikiToLearn has made this year even better. Met and connected with awesome people, traveled to a foreign land for the first time (thanks to WikiToLearn again), learned new skills and now working on an exciting product with Under 25 club.
In addition, 2016 was a great year, but that doesn’t necessarily mean this debuting 2017 can’t be a better one!
2017 — Future as we know it
January 1st is here and it was a long way. After a couple of years watching Mark Zuckerberg setting his goals at the beginning of the year and then showing his accomplishments in December, I decided to start the year with the same idea.
First: Personal Life
My life is good right now. I have a happy family, friends whom I trust and I am happy. For this 2017, I want to gain some weight, so I’ll start by exercising and running daily. This goal is difficult for me, so I’ll try my best. It’s my first step to get in shape so I’ll keep that in mind and then find a new goal.
My main goal is to make at least 5 trips this year.
Second: Work Life
Funny thing, since last year, I have focused my career on working and studying at the same time. This year, I want to continue contributing to WikiToLearn, work with startups and learn interesting and cool stuff like Machine Learning. If some cool app idea or something comes along the way, awesome, but I won’t be desperate about changing this.
Third: Hardware Hacky-Stuff
This will be my year for artificial intelligence. I’ll take a course on AI and Machine Learning, so my main goal, much like Zuckerberg’s 2016 goal, is to build something cool using AI and Machine Learning. I want to build something that doesn’t exist yet (atleast planning to), so this summer will serve as exploration and then, in March, I’ll start coding. I hope to find something cool to do so I can show it in December.
That closes my new year resolutions! Thanks for reading, although I made this mostly for myself, to keep the focus, it’s great someone that reads what I think :) Thank you very much!
and Happy New Year! :D


Sunshine is taunting me and this cough that's kept me from biking this week. Grumble, grumble.
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IRC is a networked protocol for group chat, tested and proven for over 20 years.
The IRCv3 Working Group is a collection of IRC client and server software authors working to enhance, maintain and standardize the IRC protocol using backwards-compatible extensions.
This is the main hub of our work, containing links to the features provided by IRCv3, our specifications, and our participants.
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The Pan/Zoom Controls plugin allows you to pan to an image location that can be specified using image, physical, or WCS coordinates.
The plugin initially displays the current pan location using the current globally configured WCS system and units. Choose a different system and/or units via the WCS system and WCS units menus and the current pan position will be updated appropriately. Then enter a new position in the position text boxes and click the Pan to → button to pan the image.
The plugin also offers menus to pan, zoom, flip, and rotate the image by 90 degree increments, along with a text box to rotate by an arbitrary angle in degrees. Note that arbitrary rotation is performed in terms of an absolute angle: if you rotate by 20 degrees and then do it again, there is no change. Also, setting the rotation to 0 sets the angle to 0. Flipping and rot90, however, are relative to the current state of the display.
The Flip menu's reset option unsets x and/or y flips. The Rotate menu's reset option resets both the rot90 and rotation angle, as does specifying reset in the rotation text box. The Rotate menu's reset flip/rot90/rotate option resets flip, rot90, and rotate.


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The first I bought was the Velarian Poppy, which contains, among other things Kava Kava and found myself hooked.
It's effects are light, and may not be noticed by many. I took about 5ml to 10ml of the extract, placed betwene my gum and lip and allowed it to swish in my mouth. Best time period is ten minutes, the first few are a bit harsh due to the high alcohol content, but soon the Kava Kava causes a numbness. It doesn't taste good, but not horrible either.
The effect lasts about 20minutes to 1-hour, and has an unstable strength. Some times it is stronger than others. This afternoon I felt very high comparativly, a mellow relaxed opiate-like high. It was not over-powering but very calming and relaxing.
Tonight I baught the Kava Kava root.
I took about 5ml, found the taste far less ofensive (but not tastey either) Held it for ten minutes or so and immediately felt a slowing down. I began to sweat slightly and I became slightly irritable at first, but it was probobly due to the fact my brother was being noisey and I just wanted to relax. But i was able to slip into undisturbed periods of trancey conciousness and a feeling of 'softness' in my seat and steps.
My body was very warm, and I felt very slow, relaxed and calm. The thing i note most about both of these products is feeling like my speech is slow, calculated and controlled.
I don't use needles, so I don't know about injection.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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The small windows in the weapons detail page where you could apply attachments to a weapon and see how they affected the weapon performance in the second window have both just disappeared on me. I haven't done any updates or anything that I know of in the last hour, and they were working earlier today.


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{% extends "projects/project_edit_base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block title %}{% trans "Integration" %}{% endblock %} {% block nav-dashboard %} class="active"{% endblock %} {% block editing-option-edit-integrations %}class="active"{% endblock %} {% block project-integrations-active %}active{% endblock %} {% block project_edit_content_header %} {% blocktrans trimmed with type=integration.get_integration_type_display %} Integration - {{ type }} {% endblocktrans %} {% endblock %} {% block project_edit_content %} {% if integration.has_sync and integration.can_sync %}
{% blocktrans trimmed %} This integration is being managed automatically by Read the Docs. If it isn't functioning correctly, try re-syncing the webhook: {% endblocktrans %}
{% url 'api_webhook' project_slug=project.slug integration_pk=integration.pk as webhook_url %} {{ PRODUCTION_DOMAIN }}{{ webhook_url }}
{% else %} {% comment %} Display information for manual webhook set up if either case is true: * Integration doesn't have the ability to sync * Integration has ability to sync, but we don't have the data returned from the provider API on webhook creation (or webhook was automatically created on new data from an old webhook) {% endcomment %} {% if integration.has_sync and not integration.can_sync %}{% blocktrans trimmed %} This integration is not managed by Read the Docs currently. If this integration is not functioning correctly, you can try re-syncing it. Otherwise you'll need to update the configuration on your repository. You can use the following address to manually configure this webhook. {% endblocktrans %}
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Performance on the web is multi-dimensional. In this test we focus on the browser layout engine to exercise the browser's handling of CSS 2.1 and CSS 3 layout constructs. These constructs are used to style HTML, and the layout engine is an important component of overall web browser performance.
The mazes in this test are constructed from hundreds of HTML elements styled with CSS. Every step through the maze changes the style of a single HTML element. How quickly a browser can process that change determines how quickly the maze is completed. Designed from the ground up for speed, Internet Explorer 9's layout engine scales well even to large mazes.


Text API
Find part-of-speech tagging, noun phrase extraction, sentiment analysis, classification, translation, and more of any sentence. You can also use API at /v1/api/text with payload "data".
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Each project has API and web interface.
Find part-of-speech tagging, noun phrase extraction, sentiment analysis, classification, translation, and more of any sentence. You can also use API at /v1/api/text with payload "data".
Solve any normal sudoku. Replace empty space by .(dot) and move from left to right. Enter all 81 digits and your good to go. E.g for above image its 2.............62....1....7...6..8...3...9...7...6..4...4....8....52.............3
Extract the text from pdf doc with metadata like location, fonts and Textbox size.


This week’s best home entertainment: from Gold Digger to The Cockfields
by The GuideThe tables are turned as Julia Ormond falls for a younger man, while Diane Morgan stars in cringe-comedy The Cockfields
Gold Digger
Julia Ormond wakes up on her 60th birthday alone, having been left by her husband of 35 years and let down by each of her three children. Yet a chance encounter with a younger man at a museum proves to be the beginning of a passionate yet fraught relationship in this artfully paced family drama written by Marnie Dickens.
Tuesday 12 November, 9pm, BBC One
Hunted
Law & Order’s Dick Wolf turns his hand to a scripted murder-mystery podcast in Hunted, following the efforts of working mum and detective Emily Barnes who is investigating the violent breakout of a maximum security prison. A gripping listen, with Parker Posey as Barnes.
Podcast
The Man in the High Castle
Based on Philip K Dick’s novel of the same name, this series depicting an alternate reality where the Nazis won the second world war comes to an end. Resistance against the American Reich continues but power hangs in the balance.
From Friday 15 November, Amazon Prime Video
The Unremembered: Britain’s Forgotten War Heroes
On Remembrance Sunday, MP David Lammy unearths the forgotten histories of Commonwealth soldiers from Kenya and Tanzania whose deaths in the second world war are largely forgotten. Lammy witnesses the continuing impact in African communities, and argues for their inclusion in ceremonies.
Sunday 10 November, 10pm, Channel 4
Why Dad Killed Mum: My Family’s Secret
Tasnim’s mother, aunt and grandmother were all killed in a house fire when she was 16 months old. Her father Mahmood was responsible for the blaze and now, 18 years later, is potentially eligible for release from prison. In this three-ep doc series, Tasnim bravely questions her father’s motives and whether forgiveness for his horrific crime will ever be possible.
From Wednesday 13 November, BBC Three
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From Wednesday 13 November, Netflix
BBC Children in Need
The annual charity telethon returns for another year of celebrity sketches and heart-rending testimony. Presenters include Graham Norton and Ade Adepitan along with the England football team, an EastEnders Strictly special and a revival of 70s kids TV staple Crackerjack.
Friday 15 November, 7.30pm, BBC One
The Cockfields
Joe Wilkinson brings girlfriend Diane Morgan to the Isle of Wight to meet the parents in this three-part series. It is a well-trodden format but mum and stepdad Sue Johnston and Bobby Ball are cringe-inducingly funny as they negotiate spare beds for the couple and put on a bad lunch. Sitcom splendour from co-writers Wilkinson and David Earl.
Tuesday 12 November, 10pm, Gold
The Driver
Walter Hill’s masterly 1978 slice of neo-noir, taut and spare and set in a midnight-dark downtown LA, stars Ryan O’Neal as the (getaway) Driver, Bruce Dern as the Detective – and the one is after the other. The sparse, fractured dialogue adds existential tones to Hill’s revved-up thriller, which powers through a series of brilliantly executed, tyre-shrieking car chases.
Saturday 9 November, 9.15pm, Talking Pictures TV
I’m With the Band: Nasty Cherry
Uncompromising pop star Charli XCX does her best P Diddy in this new series charting her efforts to put together a new four-piece girl group, Nasty Cherry. Like a party-fuelled version of The X Factor, the show follows the group as they live together, record their first single and perform their first chaotic live shows, all under Charli’s benevolent gaze.
From Friday 15 November, Netflix


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public interface Futures
CompletionStage
operations.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
CompletionStage<akka.Done> |
delay(Duration duration)
Creates a completion stage which is only completed after the delay.
|
CompletionStage<akka.Done> |
delay(long amount,
TimeUnit unit)
Creates a completion stage which is only completed after the delay.
|
<A> CompletionStage<A> |
delayed(Callable<CompletionStage<A>> callable,
Duration duration)
Create a
CompletionStage which, after a delay, will be redeemed with the result of a
given supplier. |
<A> CompletionStage<A> |
delayed(Callable<CompletionStage<A>> callable,
long amount,
TimeUnit unit)
Create a
CompletionStage which, after a delay, will be redeemed with the result of a
given callable. |
static <A> CompletionStage<List<A>> |
sequence(CompletionStage<A>... promises)
Combine the given CompletionStages into a single CompletionStage for the list of results.
|
static <A> CompletionStage<List<A>> |
sequence(Iterable<? extends CompletionStage<A>> promises)
Combine the given CompletionStages into a single
CompletionStage for the list of
results. |
<A> CompletionStage<A> |
timeout(CompletionStage<A> stage,
Duration duration)
|
<A> CompletionStage<A> |
timeout(CompletionStage<A> stage,
long amount,
TimeUnit unit)
Creates a
CompletionStage that returns either the input stage, or a timeout. |
<A> CompletionStage<A> timeout(CompletionStage<A> stage, long amount, TimeUnit unit)
CompletionStage
that returns either the input stage, or a timeout.
Note that timeout is not the same as cancellation. Even in case of timeout, the given completion stage will still complete, even though that completed value is not returned.
CompletionStage<Double> callWithTimeout() {
return futures.timeout(delayByOneSecond(), Duration.ofMillis(300));
}
A
- the completion's result type.stage
- the input completion stage that may time out.amount
- The amount (expressed with the corresponding unit).unit
- The time Unit.<A> CompletionStage<A> timeout(CompletionStage<A> stage, Duration duration)
A
- the completion stage that should be wrapped with a timeout.stage
- the input completion stage that may time out.duration
- The duration after which there is a timeout.<A> CompletionStage<A> delayed(Callable<CompletionStage<A>> callable, long amount, TimeUnit unit)
CompletionStage
which, after a delay, will be redeemed with the result of a
given callable. The completion stage will be called after the delay.A
- the type of the completion's result.callable
- the input completion stage that is called after the delay.amount
- The time to wait.unit
- The units to use for the amount.CompletionStage<akka.Done> delay(Duration duration)
Duration expected = Duration.ofSeconds(2);
long start = System.currentTimeMillis();
CompletionStage<Long> stage = futures.delay(expected).thenApply((v) -> {
long end = System.currentTimeMillis();
return (end - start);
});
duration
- the duration after which the completion stage is run.CompletionStage<akka.Done> delay(long amount, TimeUnit unit)
amount
- The time to wait.unit
- The units to use for the amount.<A> CompletionStage<A> delayed(Callable<CompletionStage<A>> callable, Duration duration)
CompletionStage
which, after a delay, will be redeemed with the result of a
given supplier. The completion stage will be called after the delay.
For example, to render a number indicating the delay, you can use the following method:
private CompletionStage<Long> renderAfter(Duration duration) {
long start = System.currentTimeMillis();
return futures.delayed(() -> {
long end = System.currentTimeMillis();
return CompletableFuture.completedFuture(end - start);
}, duration);
}
A
- the type of the completion's result.callable
- the input completion stage that is called after the delay.duration
- to wait.static <A> CompletionStage<List<A>> sequence(Iterable<? extends CompletionStage<A>> promises)
CompletionStage
for the list of
results.
The sequencing operations are performed in the default ExecutionContext.
A
- the type of the completion's result.promises
- The CompletionStages to combine@SafeVarargs static <A> CompletionStage<List<A>> sequence(CompletionStage<A>... promises)
The sequencing operations are performed in the default ExecutionContext.
A
- the type of the completion's result.promises
- The CompletionStages to combine


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public static enum Drive.CauseEnum extends java.lang.Enum<Drive.CauseEnum>
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
toString() |
static Drive.CauseEnum |
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
|
static Drive.CauseEnum[] |
values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
|
public static final Drive.CauseEnum none
public static final Drive.CauseEnum userOp
public static final Drive.CauseEnum writeOp
public static final Drive.CauseEnum uncertified
public static final Drive.CauseEnum speedMismatch
public static final Drive.CauseEnum bypassUnknown
public static final Drive.CauseEnum wrongDriveType
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleUprevDacstore
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleDownrevDacstore
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleInternalError
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleSectorSizeMismatch
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleNativeVgRefersToForeignDrive
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleForeignVgRefersToNativeDrive
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleNativeVgForeignDriveMutualRef
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleVgCloned
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleForeignDriveInconsistent
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleVgHasDrivePartOfMultipleVgs
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleForeignDriveHasInconsistentRole
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleVgDrivePartOfMultipleVgs
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleFailedLegacyDrive
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleDdfOtherVendor
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleDbAdoptionFailure
public static final Drive.CauseEnum locked
public static final Drive.CauseEnum insufficientDriveCapacity
public static final Drive.CauseEnum supercapacitorFailure
public static final Drive.CauseEnum unsupportedProtocolConnection
public static final Drive.CauseEnum unsupportedCapacity
public static final Drive.CauseEnum invalidLockKeyPresented
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatiblePiType
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleDatabaseValidationFailure
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleUnsupportedInterposerFwVersion
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleSataDriveSctUnsupported
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleModelNumberUnsupported
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleAlignmentForEmulationDrive
public static final Drive.CauseEnum srcRelocation
public static final Drive.CauseEnum dstRelocation
public static final Drive.CauseEnum incompatibleDriveMetadataUnusable
public static final Drive.CauseEnum pfa
public static final Drive.CauseEnum spfa
public static final Drive.CauseEnum __UNDEFINED
public static Drive.CauseEnum[] values()
for (Drive.CauseEnum c : Drive.CauseEnum.values()) System.out.println(c);
public static Drive.CauseEnum valueOf(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant with the specified namejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if the argument is nullpublic java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Enum<Drive.CauseEnum>


JetBoy is a sample game that demonstrates the use of the android.media.JetPlayer class to implement an interactive music soundtrack in an application. JetBoy uses JET content created with JetCreator and game-generated events fed to JetPlayer to adapt the soundtrack to the user actions. Listen to how the melody picks up when you start shooting asteroids, how you are congratulated when you hit several asteroids in a row, or destroy enough of them in the allotted time.
The JetBoyView.java file in JetBoy illustrates the loading of JET content (loading a file, queuing segments), its playback, and how to alter what is currently playing (use of clips and mute masks).
Note:
The JETBOY_content/
directory is empty in this online presentation of
the application. For complete access to all the JetBoy files, see the sample code included
in the SDK, located at <sdk>/platforms/<platform>/samples/JetBoy/
.


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While the unemployment rate measures how many people are looking for work; the laborforce participation rate measures how many people are out of work and not looking. If someone is too discouraged to actively look for work, they would not be included in the unemployment rate but would show up in the laborforce participation rate. A low laborforce participation rate is not necessarily a bad sign. Students, retirees, stay at home parents, among others are not considered labor force participants.
Although the unemployment rate is near historic lows, the labor force participation rate is stubbornly high. Generally states with low unemployment have higher laborforce participation, though there are some exceptions. Alaska has both relatively high unemployment and high labor force participation, and the Southeast has very low unemployment and low labor force participation.
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Tapping the fire in the Bitcamp app gives a link to check your answers. Giving the right query parameters (mapping puzzle IDs to answers) returns the username and password to a gmail account. The first person to log into this account won the $50.
Tapping the fire in the Bitcamp app gives a link to check your answers. Giving the right query parameters (mapping puzzle IDs to answers) returns the username and password to a gmail account. The first person to log into this account won the $50.
(bignum)
Each number is an ISBN for a book with a number in its title, part of a series, or somehow associated in another way (42 for The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy). Doing the math and converting these numbers to ASCII gives "Sec 106 Row 6". We put a QR code in the seats that decoded to The Book Thief .
(ekrpat)
Each person Dvorak encodes the previous person's message. Because this sequence repeats itself every 210 iterations, the answer is the 8th member of the sequence: Decadent Nomad .
(tri)
The daughters are clues to three programming languages: JavaScript, Brainfuck, and Whitespace. Running the code in the respective interpreters gives esoteric epsilon ball .
(nurikabe)
Solving the Nurikate and reading off the remaining letters produces camp .
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Server file structure
Server Routing and URLs
Data representation and structure
Parses the uploaded files
K-means API and usage
Tree/Graph generation
Data Projection API and usage
Functions used all over the project
This is the file structure of the main directory:
QCRI/
├── bin/
│ ├── www
│ ├── RUNS THE SERVER
├── docs/
│ ├── CONTAINS THE DOCS YOU ARE VIEWING RIGHT NOW
├── public/
│ ├── ALL FILES PUBLICLY SERVED ARE STORED HERE
│ ├── javascript/
│ ├── stylesheets/
├── routes/
│ ├── CONTAINS SERVER ROUTES AND ALGORITHMS
│ ├── index.js
│ ├── kmeans.js
│ ├── tree.js
│ ├── projection.js
│ ├── file-parser.js
│ ├── file-writer.js
│ ├── redis-util.js
│ ├── exporter.js
│ ├── matrix_utils.js
├── views/
│ ├── CONTAINS HTML PAGES THAT ARE SERVED TO THE USER
│ ├── index.ejs
│ ├── dataview.ejs
│ ├── error.ejs
├── redis/
│ ├── CONTAINS SCRIPTS THAT TAKE CARE OF REDIS
│ ├── install_redis.sh
│ ├── start_redis.sh
├── uploads/
│ ├── CONTAINS UPLOADED FILES BY THE USER
└── app.js ─ SERVER CONFIGURATION FILE
└── package.json ─ DEPENDENCIES FILE
└── run_server.js ─ SCRIPT TO RUN THE SERVER
Most of the URLs, which are called routes, are found inside routes/index.js
/
Renders the homepage
/uploads
Computes the results and renders the visualization box
/kUpdate
Runs the K means update and returns the result using AJAX
/download
Incomplete
Exports all the files and returns a zip file (zips all the files together)
/projected
Projects the data and returns it using AJAX
/getData
Returns the data associated with the user in the browser (data stored inside redis)
/remUser
Removes the user from redis with all of the associated data
A point is represented as an array of integers/floats.
The file parser is a class called FileParser
. It is used to parse the files the user
uploads. The source code can be found inside routes/file-parser.js
.
The methods below are all public methods.
FileParser.parseData(filePath)
Parses the data file, *.dat
files,
and stores the result inside this.dat
variable.
Requires: the file path of the data file
Returns: this.dat
, contains the parsed data
FileParser.getSbp(filePath)
Filters the data using the subspace file, *.sbp
files, and stores the result inside this.sbp
variable.
Requires: the file path of the data file
Returns: this.sbp
, contains the filtered subspace
FileParser.getFts(filePath)
Parses the features file, *.fts
files, and stores the result inside this.fts
variable.
Requires: the file path of the data file
Returns: this.fts
, contains the features
FileParser.getTis(filePath)
Parses the tissue file, *.tis
files, and stores the result inside this.tis
variable.
Requires: the file path of the data file
Returns: this.tis
, contains the tissues
FileParser.getGrd(filePath)
Parses the grade file, *.grd
files, and stores the result inside this.grd
variable.
Requires: the file path of the data file
Returns: this.grd
, contains the tissues
FileParser.getInd(filePath)
Parses the indicator features file, *.ind
files, and stores the result inside this.ind
variable.
Requires: the file path of the data file
Returns: this.ind
, contains the tissues
FileParser.getTis(filePath)
Parses the tissue file, *.tis
files, and stores the result inside this.tis
variable.
Requires: the file path of the data file
Returns: this.tis
, contains the tissues
FileParser.parseSbp()
Parses the subspace depending on the features file and stores the result inside this.dat
variable.
Requires: none
Returns: this.dat
, which contains the correctly parsed data
this.dat
variable
There are more unsuppored methods that needs to be implemented.
// data to be parsed from uploaded raw data
this.dat = []; // data file
this.sbp = []; // subspace file
this.tis = []; // tissue file
this.fts = []; // feature file
this.grd = []; // grade file
this.ind = []; // indicator file
this.dimension = ''; // dimension of the uploaded data
/*********
* Variables below are unsuppored
********/
// data to be parsed from pre-computed data
// unzipped folder
this.unZipped = '';
// Kmeans data
this.centers = '';
this.dist2Clusters = '';
this.clusters = '';
// Tree data
this.tree = '';
// Projection data
this.projection = '';
Use the above methods in the following recommended sequence
var parser = new FileParser();
// parse the data
parser.parseData(filePathDat);
var sbp = parser.getSbp(filePathSbp);
var fts = parser.getFts(filePathFts);
var tis = parser.getTis(filePathTis);
var grd = parser.getGrd(filePathGrd);
var ind = parser.getInd(filePathInd);
var dim = parser.dimension;
// parses the subspace
var dat = parser.parseSbp();
// its safe to use the data now
The K-means algorithm is a class called kmeans
. The source code can be found inside routes/kmeans.js
.
The methods below are all public methods.
kmeans(data, numK, dim, tisNames, centers)
Runs the kmeans algorithm on the data
Requires:
data
: array of points
numK
: number of prototypes
dim
: dimension of data
tisNames
: array containing the tissue names
centers (optional)
: already computed centers instead of randomly generating prototypes (used when updating the kmeans)
Returns: An object of the following format
output: { "centers": [c1, c2,...,ck], // coordinates of the centers of the prototypes
"clusters": [ [pi, pi+1,...],...,[pi+4, pi+n,...] ], // 2D array containing the points closest to each cluster (which points belong to which cluster)
"dist2Clusters": [ [{cIndex: 1, dis: distance},...,{cIndex: k, dis: distance}],...], // 2D array containing the distances between each point and all clusters
"tisNames": [[tisX1, tisX2,...],...,[tisX45, tisX49]] // 2D array containing the tissue names of the points each cluster
}
The Competitive Hebbian Learning (CHL) is used to generate a tree/graph using the data generated from the K-means algorithm.
The CHL algorithm is a function called genTree
. The source code can be found inside routes/tree.js
genTree(distances, numK)
Generates an undirected graph or sometimes a tree
Requires:
distances
: 2D array containing the distances between each point and all clusters generated by the Kmeans algorithm
numK
: number of prototypes
dim
: dimension of data
Returns: An array of edges of the following format
output: [ {w: weight, n: [src, dest]},...]
w --> weight of the edge
src --> source node (int representing the number of the node)
dest --> destination node (int representing the number of the node)
The exporter is a class called Exporter
. It is used to export the data computed and stored inside redis. The source code can be found inside routes/exporter.js
.
CSVwriter
that is found inside router/file-writer.js
to output the files in a CSV format. The race condition occurs while writing the CSV files and trying to zip them together. As a result, the Exporter
will zip empty files because while it is trying to zip the output, CSVwriter
has not yet completed writing the files.
Exporter(user, writer)
Exports all the computed data and stores them inside tmp/user/
Requires:
user
: current username
writer
: writer to be used to export the data with (nnly writer available is CSVwriter
)
Returns: retuns nothing
There are two utility files which include simple functions that are used all over the project.
The first file is routes/matrix_utils.js
which has simple matrix utils functions that are used when projecting the data.
The second file is routes/redis-util.js
which has redis utils functions, they could be used for reference.


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A central principle, although not one of the numbered rules, is found on the R&A rule book's cover:
Play the ball as it lies, play the course as you find it, and if you canot do either, do what is fair. But to do what is fair, you need to know the Rules of Golf.
The Rules of Golf and the Rules of Amateur Status is published every four years by the governing bodies of golf (R&A/USGA) to define how the game is to be played. The Rules have been published jointly in this manner since 1952, although the code was not completely uniform until 2000 (with mostly minor revisions to Appendix I). The Rules Committee of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews (R&A) has responsibility for upkeep and application of the rules worldwide except in the United States and Mexico, which are the responsibility of the United States Golf Association (USGA).
The term "Rules" can be said to include the following:
Note that while the USGA defines its own Handicapping and Course Rating system, the R&A defers this responsibility to each respective national governing body.
The R&A is a private golf club run for the benefit of its members. As such, since 2004 it has passed responsibility of publishing the rules to a private company, R&A Rules Ltd, operating under the stewardship of the R&A.


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- generateLicenseKey(LicenseKeyPair, LicenseKey) - Static method in class com.license4j.LicenseManager
-
Generates cryptographically secure license key from given license key
object and key pair.
- generateLicenseKey(String, LicenseKey) - Static method in class com.license4j.LicenseManager
-
Generates basic license key from given license key object and public key.
- generateLicenseText(LicenseKeyPair, LicenseText) - Static method in class com.license4j.LicenseManager
-
Generates license text from given license text object and key pair.
- getActivationCompletedDateTime() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get activation completed date time.
- getActivationHardwareIDSelection() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get activation hardware ID selection value.
- getActivationID() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get activation ID if activation is completed.
- getActivationPeriod() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
-
Returns defined activation period.
- getActivationPeriod() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get activation period if defined.
- getActivationReturnType() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Return activation return type.
- getActivationStatus() - Method in class com.license4j.License
-
Method returns activation status after activation.
- getCompanyforValidation() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
-
Returns company name used in validation.
- getContent() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
-
Return key pair content as a string.
- getContent(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Returns license text string.
- getCustomSignedFeature(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get custom signed feature.
- getCustomSignedFeatures() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get custom signed features in a hashmap.
- getCustomUnsignedFeature(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get custom unsigned feature.
- getCustomUnsignedFeatures() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get custom unsigned features in a hashmap.
- getDatetimeCheck() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get if online date time check is enabled.
- getDatetimeNTPServer() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get NTP server which will be used for online date time check if enabled.
- getDatetimeNTPServerTimeout() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get NTP server connection timeout value which will be used for online
date time check if enabled.
- getDatetimeWebServer() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get web server which will be used for online date time check if enabled.
- getDatetimeWebServerTimeout() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get web server connection timeout value which will be used for online
date time check if enabled.
- getDescription() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
-
Get key pair description.
- getFloatingLicenseCheckPeriod() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get floating license check period in minutes, runtime library runs a
timer to check for license availability.
- getFloatingLicenseServerConnectionCheckPeriod() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Get floating license server connection check period in minutes, runtime
library runs a timer to check for floating license server availability.
- getFloatingLicenseServerVersion() - Method in class com.license4j.License
-
Method to get floating license server version.
- getFloatingLicenseServerVersion(InetAddress, int) - Static method in class com.license4j.LicenseValidator
-
Method to get floating license server version.
- getFloatingLicenseSupersedeAllLicenses() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get value for supersede all old license settings.
- getFloatingLicenseSupersedeLicenses() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get floating licenses IDs which is superseded by this license.
- getGenerationDateTime() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
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Returns license generation date.
- getHardwareID() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
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Returns hardware id for the license key.
- getHardwareIDFromEthernetAddress() - Static method in class com.license4j.HardwareID
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Use ethernet MAC address for creating hardware id.
- getHardwareIDFromHDDSerial() - Static method in class com.license4j.HardwareID
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Use HDD manufacturer's serial number for creating hardware id.
- getHardwareIDFromHostName() - Static method in class com.license4j.HardwareID
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Use computer host name for generating hardware id.
- getHardwareIDFromVolumeSerialNumber() - Static method in class com.license4j.HardwareID
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Use OS system disk volume serial number for creating hardware id.
- getHardwareIDValidationMethod() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
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Returns hardware ID validation method.
- getID() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
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Get key pair id.
- getInternalString() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
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Returns hidden internal string.
- getLibraryVersion() - Static method in class com.license4j.LicenseManager
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License4J library version info.
- getLibraryVersion() - Static method in class com.license4j.LicenseValidator
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License4J library version info.
- getLicenseActivationDaysRemaining(Date) - Method in class com.license4j.License
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Returns days remaining for activation if license requires activation.
- getLicenseActivationDaysRemaining(Date) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
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Returns remaining activation days if license requires activation.
- getLicenseActivationDaysRemaining(Date) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Returns license activation days remaining.
- getLicenseActivationPeriod(Date) - Method in class com.license4j.License
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Returns activation period if license requires activation.
- getLicenseExpireDate() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Returns license expiration date.
- getLicenseExpireDaysRemaining(Date) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Gives number of days left before expiration if license validity period is
defined.
- getLicenseFileType() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Returns license text type, either normal license text or floating license
text.
- getLicenseGenerationDateTime() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Return license generation date time if set.
- getLicenseHardwareID() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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If generated license is node-locked, locked computer hardware ID returns.
- getLicenseID() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Return unique license id.
- getLicenseKey() - Method in class com.license4j.License
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Returns LicenseKey object.
- getLicenseKeyKeyPairAlgorithm() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
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Get key pair algorithm name.
- getLicenseKeyKeysize() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
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Get key pair key size.
- getLicenseKeySignatureAlgorithm() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
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Get signature algorithm name.
- getLicenseMaintenanceExpireDate() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Returns license maintenance expire date.
- getLicenseMaintenanceExpireDaysRemaining(Date) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Returns license maintenance expiration days remaining.
- getLicenseMaintenancePeriod() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get license maintenence validity period in number of days.
- getLicenseProductName() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get product name which license is generated for.
- getLicenseProperties() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Method returns all raw license properties.
- getLicensePublicKey() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Return license public key, public key is only found in floating license
text.
- getLicenseQuantity() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Return license quantity.
- getLicenseSignature() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Return license signature after generation.
- getLicenseString() - Method in class com.license4j.License
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Returns license string in plain text.
- getLicenseText() - Method in class com.license4j.License
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Returns LicenseText object.
- getLicenseTextKeyPairAlgorithm() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
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Get key pair algorithm name.
- getLicenseTextKeysize() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
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Get key pair key size.
- getLicenseTextSignatureAlgorithm() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
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Get signature algorithm name.
- getLicenseValidityPeriod() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get license validity period in number of days.
- getLicenseValidProductEdition() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get product edition which license is generated and only valid for.
- getLicenseValidProductID() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get product ID which license is generated and only valid for.
- getLicenseValidProductVersion() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get product version which license is generated and only valid for.
- getManualActivationRequestString() - Method in class com.license4j.License
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Return activation request string.
- getManualDeactivationRequestString() - Method in class com.license4j.License
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Return deactivation request string.
- getModificationStatus() - Method in class com.license4j.License
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Method returns modification status.
- getName() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
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Get key pair name.
- getNameforValidation() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
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Returns name used in key validation.
- getOnlineKeyMaxFailureCount() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get online license key floating over internet maximum failure count.
- getOnlineKeyMaxInactivePeriod() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get online license key floating over internet maximum inactive period
before removing lease.
- getPrivateKey() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
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Get private key for the key pair.
- getPublicKey() - Method in class com.license4j.License
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Returns license public key string.
- getPublicKey() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
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Get public key for the key pair.
- getTheKey() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
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Returns license key.
- getTimeCreated() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
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Get key pair created date and time.
- getUseCountAllowed() - Method in class com.license4j.License
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If license is a Online License Key Floating Over Internet, and maximum
allowed use count is defined, this method returns defined maximum allowed
use count otherwise returns 0.
- getUseCountCurrent() - Method in class com.license4j.License
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If license is an Online License Key Floating Over Internet, and maximum
allowed use count is defined, this method returns current use count
otherwise returns 0.
- getUsedModificationKeys() - Method in class com.license4j.License
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If license is activated and activation return type is license text, and
if it is modified before with one or more than one modification key, this
method returns key separated with a space.
- getUserCity() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get license owner user city name.
- getUserCompany() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get license owner company name.
- getUserCountry() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get license owner user country name.
- getUserEMail() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get license owner user e-mail address.
- getUserFax() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get license owner user fax number.
- getUserFullName() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get license owner user full name.
- getUserRegisteredTo() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get user name which license is registered to.
- getUserStreet() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get license owner user street address.
- getUserTelephone() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get license owner user telephone number.
- getUserZipCode() - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Get license owner user zip code.
- getUseTimeCurrent() - Method in class com.license4j.License
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If license is a Online License Key Floating Over Internet, and maximum
allowed use time limit is defined, this method returns current use time
in seconds otherwise returns 0.
- getUseTimeLimitAllowed() - Method in class com.license4j.License
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If license is a Online License Key Floating Over Internet, and maximum
allowed use time limit is defined, this method returns defined maximum
allowed use time in seconds otherwise returns 0.
- getValidationStatus() - Method in class com.license4j.License
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Method returns validation status after validation.
- getVirtualizationSoftwareName() - Static method in class com.license4j.HardwareID
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If software is running inside a virtual OS, returns virtualization
software name.


The Jack of All Trades of its Time
Authored By: Robert Diasio
Yahoo was an early pioneer on the internet, finding millions upon million of users in only two years after it was created by Jerry Yang and David Filo. Although having major success and being a top 3 website for years, it was not until mid 2001 when Yahoo solidified itself at the No.1 spot of most websites visited on the internet.
Yahoo was also the first website to ever break a billion clicks in around Jun of 2001. Of course, this was still relatively early in the time frame that I am concerning myself with. However, even more impressively was that Yahoo managed to hold onto this spot for a little over five years. Of course, the website that took this spot was none other than Google.
The peak of Yahoo's online traffic was around 6,530,000,000. An impressive feat. This is not saying over six billion users, simply that the website generated enough traffic in a set span of time that is equal to about six and a half billion monthly visits. Compare this to today's number one spot Google and the number isn't even a tenth of what Google pulls in.
A Poor Purchase?
In 2017 the internet service provider Verizon actually purchased Yahoo for $4.5 billion dollars. Having seen that the revenue for Yahoo was shrinking ever since the website peaked between 2006-2007, was this purchase a poor decision? The last 10-k that is public currently is from 2016, when the company had around $5 billion in revenue for the year. At the time, it seemed like a sinking ship.


fun parseMentions(input: String): List<String>
A way to mention a user. Always starts with an '@' and ends when hitting a non-word character.
Parses a string of input for all contained mentions of the form '@whatever'
input
- the type of a member in this group.
Return
the list of users mentioned