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Dad! Can you send me your bank info again?
I need to pay my school tuition.
09:03:02 AM
Call me on the phone, I will read it to you.
I don't trust messages or email that could be intercepted.
09:04:23 AM
No no! This is an encrypted chat so all of our messages
are secure!
It uses blockchain technology!
09:04:59 AM
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Routing number: 211370545
Account number:<PHONE_NUMBER>90
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A Koa Request
object is an abstraction on top of node's vanilla request object,
providing additional functionality that is useful for every day HTTP server
development.
Request header object.
Set request header object.
Request header object. Alias as request.header
.
Set request header object. Alias as request.header=
.
Request method.
Set request method, useful for implementing middleware
such as methodOverride()
.
Return request Content-Length as a number when present, or undefined
.
Get request URL.
Set request URL, useful for url rewrites.
Get request original URL.
Get origin of URL, include protocol
and host
.
ctx.request.origin // => http://example.com
Get full request URL, include protocol
, host
and url
.
ctx.request.href; // => http://example.com/foo/bar?q=1
Get request pathname.
Set request pathname and retain query-string when present.
Get raw query string void of ?
.
Set raw query string.
Get raw query string with the ?
.
Set raw query string.
Get host (hostname:port) when present. Supports X-Forwarded-Host
when app.proxy
is true, otherwise Host
is used.
Get hostname when present. Supports X-Forwarded-Host
when app.proxy
is true, otherwise Host
is used.
If host is IPv6, Koa delegates parsing to WHATWG URL API, Note This may impact performance.
Get WHATWG parsed URL object.
Get request Content-Type
void of parameters such as "charset".
const ct = ctx.request.type; // => "image/png"
Get request charset when present, or undefined
:
ctx.request.charset; // => "utf-8"
Get parsed query-string, returning an empty object when no query-string is present. Note that this getter does not support nested parsing.
For example "color=blue&size=small":
{ color: 'blue', size: 'small' }
Set query-string to the given object. Note that this setter does not support nested objects.
ctx.query = { next: '/login' };
Check if a request cache is "fresh", aka the contents have not changed. This
method is for cache negotiation between If-None-Match
/ ETag
, and If-Modified-Since
and Last-Modified
. It should be referenced after setting one or more of these response headers.
// freshness check requires status 20x or 304 ctx.status = 200; ctx.set('ETag', '123'); // cache is ok if (ctx.fresh) { ctx.status = 304; return; } // cache is stale // fetch new data ctx.body = await db.find('something');
Inverse of request.fresh
.
Return request protocol, "https" or "http". Supports X-Forwarded-Proto
when app.proxy
is true.
Shorthand for ctx.protocol == "https"
to check if a request was
issued via TLS.
Request remote address. Supports X-Forwarded-For
when app.proxy
is true.
When X-Forwarded-For
is present and app.proxy
is enabled an array
of these ips is returned, ordered from upstream -> downstream. When disabled
an empty array is returned.
Return subdomains as an array.
Subdomains are the dot-separated parts of the host before the main domain of
the app. By default, the domain of the app is assumed to be the last two
parts of the host. This can be changed by setting app.subdomainOffset
.
For example, if the domain is "tobi.ferrets.example.com":
If app.subdomainOffset
is not set, ctx.subdomains
is ["ferrets", "tobi"]
.
If app.subdomainOffset
is 3, ctx.subdomains
is ["tobi"]
.
Check if the incoming request contains the "Content-Type"
header field, and it contains any of the give mime type
s.
If there is no request body, null
is returned.
If there is no content type, or the match fails false
is returned.
Otherwise, it returns the matching content-type.
// With Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 ctx.is('html'); // => 'html' ctx.is('text/html'); // => 'text/html' ctx.is('text/*', 'text/html'); // => 'text/html' // When Content-Type is application/json ctx.is('json', 'urlencoded'); // => 'json' ctx.is('application/json'); // => 'application/json' ctx.is('html', 'application/*'); // => 'application/json' ctx.is('html'); // => false
For example if you want to ensure that only images are sent to a given route:
if (ctx.is('image/*')) { // process } else { ctx.throw(415, 'images only!'); }
Koa's request
object includes helpful content negotiation utilities powered by accepts and negotiator. These utilities are:
request.accepts(types)
request.acceptsEncodings(types)
request.acceptsCharsets(charsets)
request.acceptsLanguages(langs)
If no types are supplied, all acceptable types are returned.
If multiple types are supplied, the best match will be returned. If no matches are found, a false
is returned, and you should send a 406 "Not Acceptable"
response to the client.
In the case of missing accept headers where any type is acceptable, the first type will be returned. Thus, the order of types you supply is important.
Check if the given type(s)
is acceptable, returning the best match when true, otherwise false
. The type
value may be one or more mime type string
such as "application/json", the extension name
such as "json", or an array ["json", "html", "text/plain"]
.
// Accept: text/html ctx.accepts('html'); // => "html" // Accept: text/*, application/json ctx.accepts('html'); // => "html" ctx.accepts('text/html'); // => "text/html" ctx.accepts('json', 'text'); // => "json" ctx.accepts('application/json'); // => "application/json" // Accept: text/*, application/json ctx.accepts('image/png'); ctx.accepts('png'); // => false // Accept: text/*;q=.5, application/json ctx.accepts(['html', 'json']); ctx.accepts('html', 'json'); // => "json" // No Accept header ctx.accepts('html', 'json'); // => "html" ctx.accepts('json', 'html'); // => "json"
You may call ctx.accepts()
as many times as you like,
or use a switch:
switch (ctx.accepts('json', 'html', 'text')) { case 'json': break; case 'html': break; case 'text': break; default: ctx.throw(406, 'json, html, or text only'); }
Check if encodings
are acceptable, returning the best match when true, otherwise false
. Note that you should include identity
as one of the encodings!
// Accept-Encoding: gzip ctx.acceptsEncodings('gzip', 'deflate', 'identity'); // => "gzip" ctx.acceptsEncodings(['gzip', 'deflate', 'identity']); // => "gzip"
When no arguments are given all accepted encodings are returned as an array:
// Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate ctx.acceptsEncodings(); // => ["gzip", "deflate", "identity"]
Note that the identity
encoding (which means no encoding) could be unacceptable if the client explicitly sends identity;q=0
. Although this is an edge case, you should still handle the case where this method returns false
.
Check if charsets
are acceptable, returning
the best match when true, otherwise false
.
// Accept-Charset: utf-8, iso-8859-1;q=0.2, utf-7;q=0.5 ctx.acceptsCharsets('utf-8', 'utf-7'); // => "utf-8" ctx.acceptsCharsets(['utf-7', 'utf-8']); // => "utf-8"
When no arguments are given all accepted charsets are returned as an array:
// Accept-Charset: utf-8, iso-8859-1;q=0.2, utf-7;q=0.5 ctx.acceptsCharsets(); // => ["utf-8", "utf-7", "iso-8859-1"]
Check if langs
are acceptable, returning
the best match when true, otherwise false
.
// Accept-Language: en;q=0.8, es, pt ctx.acceptsLanguages('es', 'en'); // => "es" ctx.acceptsLanguages(['en', 'es']); // => "es"
When no arguments are given all accepted languages are returned as an array:
// Accept-Language: en;q=0.8, es, pt ctx.acceptsLanguages(); // => ["es", "pt", "en"]
Check if the request is idempotent.
Return the request socket.
Return request header.


Horus Injector
Save
Retrieve
Mode Select
Template
Free Form
Template:
Template Content-Type:
Number of messages:
Content-Type:
text/plain
application/json
application/xml
Data to send:
Destinations
Transformation Url:
Endpoint Url:
Send


Automatically select low-priced stocks
It is said that there will be a bull market recently, and some stocks have risen a lot. But some stock prices are still low. I want to automatically look for stocks whose price is in low position. The comparison time is 2020-1-10, which is the week before the Cov-19 outbreak begins.
Here is the result. lowprice-stock.xlsx
Friendly reminder: stocks are risky, you need to be cautious when entering the market
Code:
import tushare as ts
import plotly.graph_objects as go
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import h5py
import os
from datetime import datetime
from tqdm import tqdm
print(ts.__version__)
1.2.60
#define function
def goplot(date):
#data:datafram
fig = go.Figure(data=[go.Candlestick(x=day_data.index,
open=day_data['open'],
high=day_data['high'],
low=day_data['low'],
close=day_data['close'],
increasing_line_color= 'red', decreasing_line_color= 'green'
)])
fig.show()
def changeRate(stock_id):
#stock_id: str
if os.path.isfile('./data.h5'):
day_data=pd.read_hdf('data.h5', stock_id)
beforeYear=day_data.loc['2020-01-13']['ma5']
lastClose=day_data.loc['2020-07-10']['close']
chaneRate=(lastClose-beforeYear)/beforeYear
else:
print("please download data first")
return chaneRate
#download the data
stock_basics=ts.get_stock_basics()
stock_basics=stock_basics.sort_index(axis=0, ascending=True)
stock_basics.to_csv('stock_basics.csv', encoding='utf-8')
#!rm data.h5
#!touch data.h5
#fail_log=[]
if os.stat("data.h5").st_size == 0:
fail_log=[]
print('data.h5 is empty, begin download data')
for i in tqdm(stock_basics.index):
try:
print(i)
day_data=ts.get_hist_data(i,start='2020-01-01',end='2020-07-10')
day_data.to_hdf('data.h5', key=i, mode='a')
except:
print('write to data.h5 fail')
fail_log.append(i)
else:
print('data.h5 already exit, please check it')
#read data
stock_basics=pd.read_csv('stock_basics.csv',dtype={'code':str}) #without dtype, code would be convert to int
stock_basics=stock_basics.set_index('code')
df = pd.DataFrame({'name':stock_basics['name'],
'changeRate':0,
'status':-1},
index=stock_basics.index)
for i in stock_basics.index:
try:
print(i)
print(df.loc[i,'name'])
change_Rate=changeRate(i)
print(change_Rate)
#we could not use df.loc[i]['changeR'], it a copy
df.loc[i,'changeRate']=change_Rate
df.loc[i,'status']=0
except:
df.loc[i,'status']=404
success_df=df[df['status']==0]
success_df=success_df.sort_values(by='changeRate')
success_df.to_excel("success_df.xlsx")


How compatible are we?
- Hey there, what is your name?
- Do you want to play a game?
- Do you own any pets?
- Are you hungry?
- Do you like skiing/snowboarding?
- Do you like classical music?
- Do you like my questions?
- How many hours of sleep do you think I got last night?
- Can you guess a country i've lived in besides the U.S.?
Top 5 places I have visited
- Vienna
- Budapest
- Brussels
- Taiwan
- New York
Top 5 places I want to visit
- Bulgaria
- Iceland
- Norway
- Japan
- Thailand


This website contains county-level information on air quality regulation ecosystem service demand generated by emissions of criteria air pollutants from various sources and air quality regulation ecosystem service supply provided by vegetation (canopy, grasslands and shrublands). Demand for ecosystem service is calculated from the total emissions from point and non-point sources across all counties. The capacity of ecosystem service is based on the potential of vegetation (canopy, grasslands and shrublands) to sequester pollutants. Supply for both current vegetation cover and potential vegetation cover, based on the conversion of grasslands and shrublands to county-average canopy cover is shown in the maps.
County-level demand density is calculated as the total county-level emissions of a pollutant divided by the land area of each county. Supply density maps is calculated by the total supply of ecosystem service divided by land area of each county.
Sequestration of pollutants in each county is calculated as the product of pollutant flux per unit vegetation cover and the area of vegetation cover in each county.
Sustainability Index is calculated as the net ecosystem service supply as supply of ecosystem service minus the demand, divided by the ecosystem service demand.
This map shows the counties where cost effectiveness of conversion of grasslands and shrublands to county-average canopy cover is lower than cost of installing control equipment for the equivalent ecosystem service supply provided by trees in each county.


Alternative implementations of lifecycle strategy for use with a container. Currently supported options are:
- Implement Startable and/or Disposable (or other strong interface)
- Use configuration to wire methods that are start/stop/dispose equivalent.
- J2EE 5.0 Annotation-based lifecycles.
- Combinations thereof (composite)


Plugin developers are encouraged to use GitClient API in replacement for the legacy IGitAPI.
The plugin isolates this low-level git stuff from git-plugin, allowing alternate git implementations (like JGit).
For backwards compatibility, this plugin uses API classes from the hudson.plugins.git package.
The git client plugin also bundles JGit and JGit http server so that callers can rely on JGit and the JGit http server being available without including it in their own plugin packaging. This is used to reduce the size of the packaging of the git-server plugin, and may be useful in other plugins.


Contribute¶
PixieDust is under active development and welcomes contributions and participations from all individuals regardless of skill level. Whether you like to review documentation or implement new features, there’s a lot you can do.
Create an Issue¶
Create an issue if you find:
- any problems that you are unable to fix
- documentation that’s hard to follow
- inconsistencies in code, user interface, or documentation
You can create issues in the PixieDust GitHub repository. To minimize duplicates, please review exising issues and search for your problem before creating a new issue.
Create a Pull Request¶
If you’re pitching in and fixed an issue or added a new feature (bravo!) please submit a pull request. All pull requests are welcome and will be reviewed by the PixieDust maintainers before being accepted/merged.
If you’re new to GitHub or unfamiliar with pull requests, watch the How to Contribute to an Open Source Project on GitHub video series.
Here are the steps for working with the PixieDust GitHub repository. (These instructs assume you have PixieDust set up and are ready to start development).
- If you haven’t already, fork the PixieDust repository.
- Create a branch for your changes.
- Make the edits in your branch.
- Test to make sure your changes do not break existing behavior.
- Repeat steps 3 and 4 until you are ready to submit your updates.
- Submit a pull request.
Note
While you work, regularly pull in changes from the PixieDust ‘master’ stream so you stay up-to-date and minimize merge conflicts when you submit your pull request. See detailed instructions.
Where we need help¶
Here are the visualizations and renderers we have so far:
| Bar Chart | Pie Chart | Line Graph | Scatter Plot | Histogram | Map | |
| matplotlib | ||||||
| Seaborn | NA | |||||
| Bokeh | NA | |||||
| MapBox | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| Google Maps | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA |
Choose a project, pitch in, and help us complete every component here. Or come up with your own enhancement. Let us know. We’d love to see your work.


Class SearchPaneOptions
The Options class provides a convenient method of specifying where Editor
should get the list of options for a select
, radio
or checkbox
field.
This is normally from a table that is left joined to the main table being
edited, and a list of the values available from the joined table is shown to
the end user to let them select from.
Options
instances are used with the Field::options method.
-
DataTables\Ext
-
DataTables\Editor\SearchPaneOptions
Namespace: DataTables\
Editor
Example:
Get a list of options from the sites
table
Field::inst( 'users.site' )
->options( Options::inst()
->table( 'sites' )
->value( 'id' )
->label( 'name' )
)
Example:
Get a list of options with custom ordering
Field::inst( 'users.site' )
->options( Options::inst()
->table( 'sites' )
->value( 'id' )
->label( 'name' )
->order( 'name DESC' )
)
Example:
Get a list of options showing the id and name in the label
Field::inst( 'users.site' )
->options( Options::inst()
->table( 'sites' )
->value( 'id' )
->label( [ 'name', 'id' ] )
->render( function ( $row ) {
return $row['name'].' ('.$row['id'].')';
} )
)
Located at Editor/SearchPaneOptions.php
Methods summary
public
DataTables\Editor\Options |string[]
|
#
label( null|string|string[] $_ = null )
Get / set the column(s) to use as the label value of the options
Get / set the column(s) to use as the label value of the options
Parameters
- $_
null to get the current value, string or
array to get.
Returns
|
public
DataTables\Editor\Options |string
|
#
order( null|string $_ = null )
Get / set the ORDER BY clause to use in the SQL. If this option is not
provided the ordering will be based on the rendered output, either
numerically or alphabetically based on the data returned by the renderer.
Get / set the ORDER BY clause to use in the SQL. If this option is not
provided the ordering will be based on the rendered output, either
numerically or alphabetically based on the data returned by the renderer.
Parameters
- $_
- String to set, null to get current value
Returns
|
public
DataTables\Editor\Options |callable
|
#
render( null|callable $_ = null )
Get / set the label renderer. The renderer can be used to combine
multiple database columns into a single string that is shown as the label
to the end user in the list of options.
Get / set the label renderer. The renderer can be used to combine
multiple database columns into a single string that is shown as the label
to the end user in the list of options.
Parameters
- $_
- Function to set, null to get current value
Returns
|
public
DataTables\Editor\Options |string
|
#
table( null|string $_ = null )
Get / set the database table from which to gather the options for the
list.
Get / set the database table from which to gather the options for the
list.
Parameters
- $_
- String to set, null to get current value
Returns
|
public
DataTables\Editor\Options |string
|
#
value( null|string $_ = null )
Get / set the column name to use for the value in the options list. This
would normally be the primary key for the table.
Get / set the column name to use for the value in the options list. This
would normally be the primary key for the table.
Parameters
- $_
- String to set, null to get current value
Returns
|
public
DataTables\Editor\Options |callable
|
#
where( null|callable $_ = null )
Get / set the method to use for a WHERE condition if it is to be
applied to the query to get the options.
Get / set the method to use for a WHERE condition if it is to be
applied to the query to get the options.
Parameters
- $_
- Function to set, null to get current value
Returns
|
public
DataTables\Editor\SearchPaneOptions
|
#
leftJoin( string $table, string $field1, string $operator, string $field2 )
Get / set the array values used for a leftJoin condition if it is to be
applied to the query to get the options.
Get / set the array values used for a leftJoin condition if it is to be
applied to the query to get the options.
Parameters
- $table
- to get the information from
- $field1
- the first field to get the information from
- $operator
- the operation to perform on the two fields
- $field2
- the second field to get the information from
Returns
|


-- Augustine of Hippo --
Monday mornings are not quite so grim in a civilization in which one can work unshaven in pajamas.
In the old days I used to waste two hours of my day getting to the office downtown and returning home in the evening. So the corporation and I cut a deal. In return for their spending some bucks on fancy equipment, an extra phone line, and an ISDN connection to my home office, I donate those 2 hours -- an extra 10 hours a week -- to the Empire. They get an employee who works 50 hours a week for the same salary, their insurance costs go down, and they don't have to lease office space anymore. I get to work unshaven in my pajamas, and the cats get to maintain their sleep-vigil on the coffee table next to me. Everyone wins. This public service announcement brought to you by the Internetworking Industries Association of North America.
"Telecommuting" was an alloy and not pure gold. Quite a few people discovered that they liked the routine of going someplace else -- away from the house, where they could often be sidetracked by mundane problems of child care, taking out the garbage, and the everpresent snacks lurking in the refrigerator. For the undisciplined, such productivity sinks could wipe out any gains.
In the decade from 1992-2002, corporations and governments did study after study and in the end, after dispensing many millions of dollars to needy consultants everywhere, determined that life contained tradeoffs. Yes, people dicked off at home. But people also goofed off at work, too. Yes, institutions could create elaborate infrastructures to monitor employee behavior and carrot/stick them into higher productivity. No, it didn't matter, because there is nothing more ingenious than the human mind attempting to avoid work it does not wish to do. Resistance acts as an air bubble; press down on it, and it will move somewhere else.


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Arsene Wenger explains his theory on why Granit Xhaka lashed out at the Arsenal fans
Granit Xhaka was stripped of the captain's armband for swearing at the Arsenal fans against Crystal Palace
by Jake Polden, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/jake-polden/Arsene Wenger says Granit Xhaka lashed out at the Arsenal fans because he is a passionate character who is under immense pressure.
Xhaka was stripped of the Gunners captaincy by Unai Emery after a run-in with the fans during the 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace at the Emirates.
The Swiss took offence to fans booing him and reacted by storming off the pitch, cupping his ears, swearing and then heading down the tunnel to the changing room.
Xhaka was "devastated" by the incident, according to his boss, who later confirmed that he had taken the armband off him as a direct result of his outburst.
Arsene Wenger bought Xhaka when in charge of Arsenal.
Discussing the midfielder lashing out at the fans, he told BeIN Sports: "You have people with passion, with the pressure they are under, with the disappointment they carry out, they have sometimes reactions you don't want.
"But you have to remind people of the behaviour you want.
"I think Xhaka is an intelligent player, contrary to what I heard in recent weeks. Finally he apologised and that's what he [Emery] wanted from him."
Wenger also explained he is still very much a fan of the north London club he managed for a staggering 22 years.
"I don't talk a lot about Arsenal, I just support them. I'm a supporter who wants a team to win, so that's all," Wenger added.
"For me it's very difficult to have any assessment on Arsenal because it will be straight away interpreted when you've been at the club for such a long time.
"So I'm just a supporter, when they don't win I'm not happy, when they win I'm very happy."


ApacheCon is a once-in-a-year opportunity to learn about Apache projects and meet old and new friends in the Apache community.
Jakarta will be well represented together with the wider Apache Java community. The number of ASF projects likely to be of interest to Java developers has never been higher: so if you're never joined us before, there's never been a better time to start the habit!
Inserting log statements into your code is a low-tech method for debugging it. It may also be the only way because debuggers are not always available or applicable. This is often the case for distributed applications.
On the other hand, some people argue that log statements pollute source code and decrease legibility. (We believe that the contrary is true). In the Java language where a preprocessor is not available, log statements increase the size of the code and reduce its speed, even when logging is turned off. Given that a reasonably sized application may contain thousands of log statements, speed is of particular importance.
With log4j it is possible to enable logging at runtime without modifying the application binary. The log4j package is designed so that these statements can remain in shipped code without incurring a heavy performance cost. Logging behavior can be controlled by editing a configuration file, without touching the application binary.
Logging equips the developer with detailed context for application failures. On the other hand, testing provides quality assurance and confidence in the application. Logging and testing should not be confused. They are complementary. When logging is wisely used, it can prove to be an essential tool.
One of the distinctive features of log4j is the notion of inheritance in loggers. Using a logger hierarchy it is possible to control which log statements are output at arbitrarily fine granularity but also great ease. This helps reduce the volume of logged output and minimize the cost of logging.
The target of the log output can be a file, an
OutputStream
, a java.io.Writer
, a
remote log4j server, a remote Unix Syslog daemon, or even a NT
Event logger among many other output targets.
On an AMD Duron clocked at 800Mhz running JDK 1.3.1, it costs about 5 nanoseconds to determine if a logging statement should be logged or not. Actual logging is also quite fast, ranging from 21 microseconds using the SimpleLayout, 37 microseconds using the TTCCLayout. The performance of the PatternLayout is almost as good as the dedicated layouts, except that it is much more flexible.
The package is being constantly improved thanks to input from users and code contributed by authors in the community.


Instagram Print
Bringing back the old way of sharing
- Project: Mobile App Prototype for @GENERAL ASSEMBLY
- Role: UX Designer • Prototyper
- Timeline: 2 Weeks • 3 Designers • July 2014
Instagram Print was a project for General Assembly’s UXDI class in partnership with Paz Perez and Christina Vu. In the brief, Instagram needed a way to diversify their revenue stream, requiring a new printing feature directly integrated into the social network.
The team for this project was really tight-knit, and the process was a big exercise in participatory design, from user research to prototyping.
Towards the end of the project, my role shifted to assembling the app prototype using Axure, which you can play around with using this link.
Ideation
Finding our starting point
We set our core concept as an expansion of Instagram’s brand into the real world by connecting Instagram into the old way of sharing — through printing and gifting pictures.
Research
Competitive analysis, User Research and Affinity Mapping
We started the research phase by sending out a survey that, combined with several rounds of user interviews, allowed us to understand the users’ photo printing needs and Instagram usage habits.
The competitive research was extremely valuable, as it showed pain-points of competitors, and also highlighted one of our main value propositions: being able to print your friends’ pictures.
Research results were aggregated in an affinity map, to prioritize user needs and features, which was then used to build three personas for the project.
"Love my new apartment and my roommate, can’t wait to decorate the empty walls."
"I Instagram from the moment I wake up to the moment I go to sleep."
"I love taking pictures, but I love not wasting my time even more."
Information Architecture
Storyboarding and User Flows
A quick storyboarding session helped to shape the first user flows, that made clear how the user would move through the new feature in order to print pictures.
The flows were complemented by an overview of the new feature in comparison to the rest of app’s architecture.
Interaction Design
Sketching, Testing, Prototyping, Testing
Early sketches were done in group on the whiteboard, as a way to get the team on the same page and define initial expectations for the interface.
These were followed by several batches of rough wireframes that solidified the idea we had for the interface and allowed us to move forward to user testing.
Doing tests with paper prototypes allowed us to sketch, test and incorporate feedback much faster than going straight to digital.
Product selection and checkout screens were specially challenging, interface-wise: our first version had too much information density, while further down the road we over-simplified. Only through several iterations and a lot of testing we found the right balance.
When we were ready to move forward, the team finished the final mockups, while I prepared the interactive prototype using Axure – which included mimicking some of Instagram’s native interactions, as pictured below.
Check out the fully interactive prototype here.
Key Takeaways
Design at close quarters
The deadline was tough, but the close-knit teamwork and the test-driven approach enabled us to achieve great results in a short ammount of time.
Loads of testing allowed us to constantly fix our assumptions, while having the team in sync meant better feedback — and thus, a better design output.
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| fastGHQuad-package | A package for fast, numerically-stable computation of Gauss-Hermite quadrature rules |
| aghQuad | Adaptive Gauss-Hermite quadrature using Laplace approximation |
| evalHermitePoly | Evaluate Hermite polynomial at given location |
| fastGHQuad | A package for fast, numerically-stable computation of Gauss-Hermite quadrature rules |
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Democratic Governor Edwards Reelected in Conservative Louisiana
by SABRINA CANFIELDBATON ROUGE, La. (CN) – Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards, the lone Democratic governor in the Deep South, won reelection Saturday night by a hair against Republican contender Eddie Rispone on behalf of whom President Trump visited Louisiana three times in recent weeks in an effort to fire up Republican voters.
“Our shared love for Louisiana is always more important than the partisan differences that sometimes divide us,” Edwards said during a victory speech to supporters Saturday night.
“And as for the president, God bless his heart,” Edwards continued.
Edwards won with about 51% of the vote, with 40,341 more votes than Rispone. Edwards received 774,469 votes and Rispone received 734,128, according to complete but unofficial returns. Just over half of the state’s 2.97 million registered voters participated.
Appearing before a packed ballroom at the Renaissance Hotel in Baton Rouge, Edwards delivered a passionate victory speech Saturday in which he vowed to continue to fight to raise the minimum wage, close the gender pay gap and invest more in early childhood education, which he called his number one priority in the next term.
Governor Edwards spoke against the “partisan efforts” of Washington D.C., and listed the accomplishments of his first term, which include expanding Medicaid to cover about half a million working poor and giving public school teachers their first pay raise in a decade, all key elements of his platform for reelection.
“You didn’t just vote for me,” Edwards told his supporters. “You voted for four more years of putting Louisiana first. You may have heard me say once or twice God will order our steps, but we have to move our feet. And you moved your feet to the polls.”
As Edwards, 53, was giving his speech, Rispone, 70, was about five miles away, conceding, at the L’Auberge Casino & Hotel in Baton Rouge.
“I am disappointed, if I am being honest,” Rispone said in his speech.
“By the way, can we give President Trump a round of applause? That man loves America and he loves Louisiana. He came down here three times specifically to try and help us,” Rispone added.
“We have nothing to be ashamed of,” Rispone said at another point. “We have over 700,000 people in Louisiana that really want something better and something different.”
President Trump held three rallies in Louisiana over the past weeks in a push to energize Republicans to vote out Edwards and put a Republican in the governor’s seat. Initially, Rispone, a millionaire businessman making his first bid for public office, was one of two main Republican contenders. Trump didn’t make any specific endorsement until the race was down to just Rispone.
The polls showed Edwards and Rispone were practically tied going into Saturday’s vote. Analysts had predicted the race would come down to whoever got their supporters to the polls.
Urban ministers, organized labor and black politicians worked for Edwards. Meanwhile, Rispone had Trump at his side at rallies, along with $2 million and 60 paid staffers sent last minute from the Republican National Committee and millions more dollars from the Republican Governors Association who hoped to fill the office with a Republican.
Edwards, the only Democratic governor in the Deep South, was elected in 2015 in what many viewed as a flawed election due to Edwards’ Republican opponent being entrenched in a prostitution scandal.
Even while Republican opponents have attempted to tie Edwards to national Democrats, he is an unusual mix of values, both pro-life and pro-gun and has oftentimes frustrated progressives with his conservative stances.
He signed one of the nation’s most restrictive abortion bans, all the while expanding Medicaid coverage to benefit the working poor, something Republicans generally oppose. During campaign speeches, even at the very end of the race, Edwards continued to speak of his willingness and ability to work well with Trump.
During his reelection campaign, Edwards often pointed out that changes he’s made to the state’s budget created a surplus that was approved of by Wall Street analysts. His opponents said the surplus was a result of Edwards overtaxing Louisiana residents.

Edward’s reelection came as the second major victory for Democrats in a governor’s race in two weeks. In Kentucky this month, Democratic Attorney General Andy Beshear unseated Republican Gov. Matt Bevin.
In 2020, 24 governors across the nation will be Democrats, up from 15 at the close of 2017.
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public class NavalBattleship
extends java.lang.Object
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static boolean[] |
countDir |
static int |
foundDir |
static char[][] |
fqcurRecord |
static int[][] |
fqdir |
static int |
fqprex |
static int |
fqprey |
static boolean |
gameContinue |
static char |
hitSymbol |
static boolean |
isRandom |
static boolean |
isTry |
static char |
missSymbol |
static char[][] |
pcBoard |
static boolean |
roundContinue |
static char |
seaSymbol |
static int[] |
shipLen |
static char |
shipSymbol |
static char[][] |
showPCBoard |
static int |
totalPoints |
static char[][] |
userBoard |
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NavalBattleship() |
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static boolean |
isEnd(char[][] board)
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void |
run()
run() will start the whole game NavalBattleship, user can play one round by one round
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public static boolean gameContinue
public static boolean roundContinue
public static char[][] pcBoard
public static char[][] userBoard
public static char[][] showPCBoard
public static final char seaSymbol
public static final char shipSymbol
public static final char hitSymbol
public static final char missSymbol
public static final int[] shipLen
public static final int totalPoints
public static char[][] fqcurRecord
public static boolean isRandom
public static boolean isTry
public static boolean[] countDir
public static int[][] fqdir
public static int fqprex
public static int fqprey
public static int foundDir
public void run()
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By Brian Scaturro / @scaturr
So you have a shiny new server architecture? You have a bunch of new apps and services? All humming together in perfect harmony?
Nothing can possibly go wrong.
JK. Something will go wrong. You will want to capture that somehow.
So log all the things!
There are a few key pieces of technology at play. The shipper, broker, and indexer. Of course, we will also want some sort of user interface into this madness.
Gathers, parses and sends logs off for indexing.
Lucene powered document store.
Ships logs off to the Logstash.
Interface to search logs.
Configuration management for making all the above as painless as possible to deploy.
The heroes of our story.
Logstash without Elasticsearch is like me without pizza. It's unnatural.
Logstash can be configured to accept all kinds of inputs, and even filter that data before passing it along.
Elasticsearch exposes a nice restful interface, so checking health is easy.
$ curl localhost:9200/_cat/health
$<PHONE_NUMBER> 14:22:00 elasticsearch red 1 1 19 19 0 4 37
Sad Logging Server :(
$ curl localhost:9200/_cat/indices
We can use the above to checkout how big our indexes have grown.
yellow logstash-2014.10.16 5 1 92115607 0 28.1gb 28.1gb
♫ I'm a lumberjack and I'm ok! I sleep when idle, then I ship logs all day! I parse your logs, I eat the JVM agent for lunch! ♫
The forwarder or shipper or "gets logs to server"-er is in charge of getting logs to the server. Each service/app you want to send logs from needs this installed.
Configuration can be handled via a simple json file.
Kibana is our view into our logs. It gives us a nice HTML UI for searching and viewing logs.
Kibana supports several dashboards out of the box, but there is one built for logstash stored at app/dashboards/
Just rename it to default.json
Just a shout out to ansible. It is a handy tool in your dev-ops toolbelt.
Check it out here
We released a configuration for spinning up your own centralized logging system on CentOS 6.5+ here.


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Use
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The request method is PUT.
For example:
PUT /eqRecommendations HTTP/1.1 Host: dev5:8888 Authorization: Basic YWxleGFuZGVyLmoucnlhbkBnbWFpbC5jb206YmVhc3Q=
Data is passed to POST & PUT services via the body of the HTTP request.
This service passes data in this fashion in a JSON data structure.
An example of the data structure and a detailed description of its elements follows...
PUT /eqRecommendations HTTP/1.1 Host: dev5:8888 Authorization: Basic YWxleGFuZGVyLmoucnlhbkBnbWFpbC5jb206YmVhc3Q= { "genre": "Death Metal", "numberOfBands": 5, "equalizerSettings": [ { "numberOfBands": 5, "band1": { "frequency": 31.25, "value": 3 }, "band2": { "frequency": 63.5, "value": 3 }, "band3": { "frequency": 125, "value": 3 }, "band4": { "frequency": 250, "value": 3 }, "band5": { "frequency": 500, "value": 3 } }, { "numberOfBands": 5, "band1": { "frequency": 31.25, "value": 4 }, "band2": { "frequency": 63.5, "value": 4 }, "band3": { "frequency": 125, "value": 4 }, "band4": { "frequency": 250, "value": 4 }, "band5": { "frequency": 500, "value": 4 } } ] }
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If type=Music, genre is one of {"Rock", "Hip Hop", "Pop", "Classic", "Hard Rock", etc.} If type=Movies, genre is one of {"Action", "Romantic", "Thriller", "Science Fiction", etc.} |
| numberOfBands (required) |
One of {5, 10} |
| bandX.frequency (required) |
floating point number. 2 decimal points after the zero. |
| bandX.value (required) |
integer between 0 and 10. The higher the value, the more boost is given to that frequency. |
The following response codes are possible from this service.
(Client code must handle each of them.):
The content of the body of the HTTP Response will always be JSON.
Therefore, the following header will always be sent:
Content-Type: application/json
The body of the response should always contain JSON.
The type of JSON returned varies by the response code.
4 types of JSON are possible.
If the service executed successfully
JSON like the following will be returned in the body of the response:
HTTP/1.1 200 Success { "updated": true }
Description of the data ...
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Was the account updated or not? true or false. |
If there was a major error the request that prevents us from even processing it,
the standard JSON describing the error will be returned in the body of the response:
HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request { "errorCode": 1, "errorMessage": "INVALID JSON", "data": "No JSON was POSTed!" }
If a valid username/password was not passed via the Basic Authentication mechanism, this error code will be returned.
HTTP/1.1 401 Not Authorized WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="alpineconnectivity.com" { "errorCode": 401, "errorMessage": "Not Authorized", "data": "Authorization header was not found." }
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the standard JSON describing the error will be returned in the body of the response:
HTTP/1.1 500 Server Error { "errorCode": 3, "errorMessage": "SERVER ERROR", "data": "Error inserting record into the database.." }


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City to tax rainwater
Winona Daily News | Submitted by: Greg
"Starting next year, rainwater will no longer be free in the city of
Winona. While it hasn't figured out how to tax air or sex, beginning in 2003
the Winona City Council will charge city property owners for the rain that
falls on their land."
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Library may collect web porn
News Corporation | Submitted by: Taint
"The National Library of Australia may soon start collecting pornographic
websites. The electronic librarian, Mr Crook, said the erotica collection was
a valuable part of the library. But he says the library would not collect the
material for the salacious enjoyment of the contemporary reader." Mmm hmm.
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Insurer to halt rude passwords
Aftenposten | Submitted by: wingnut
"A Porsgrunn man was stunned to learn that the new password to access his
account with insurers It was... rather rude. Your password is: trrekukk,"
the letter reads, the key word being roughly equivalent to 'wooden penis'."
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Three percent of US adults are in jail or probation
Wire Services | Submitted by: bammer
"The overall figures suggest that we've come to rely on the criminal
justice system as a way of responding to social problems in a way that's
unprecedented." Thanks to the tough love approach and removal of civil
liberties under Governor George Bush, Texas had more adults under
correctional supervision than any other state, 755,100. That doesn't
even include the evildoers at Enron yet.
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NAACP to boycott its own museum
Charleston Post-Courier | Submitted by: ian m.
"NAACP will, unless something changes, encourage people not to come. The
group's economic boycott against South Carolina will continue until the
Confederate flag comes down from in front of the state Capitol, officials
say... The Rev. Joseph Darby, who is on the museum's planning committee
and who is vice-president of the state NAACP, said the museum would not
receive an exception from the boycott. "If the museum were open today,
it would fall under interstate tourism, so it would be one of the
things that's stayed away from."
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Australian anti-adultery cult
Guardian | Submitted by: Projunior
"They dress in black and disguise their identities with bandannas and
sunglasses. Their logo is an image of the Southern Cross constellation,
superimposed with a pair of crossed boomerangs, which resembles a swastika.
The Blackshirts are former husbands aggrieved by their treatment at the
hands of their ex-wives and the courts, who regard themselves as the
vanguard of a "men's rights" movement in Australia and say that their actions
will be remembered as marking a turning-point in history."
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Man and 3 boys turned to bones by sufuric crash
Straits Times | Submitted by: CJ
"A farmer and three children were burnt to death in central China by
sulphuric acid when the pedicab they were on collided with a truck carrying
10 tonnes of the chemical.Within minutes of the crash, Mr Li Yanbiao
and two boys were reduced to bones by the concentrated acid which spurted
out from a huge container lying on the back part of the truck."
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Speeding up evolution
New Scientist | Submitted by: pete the anarchist
"Virtual creatures, with muscles, senses and primitive nervous systems,
have been "grown" from artificial embryos in a computer simulation. The
multi-celled organisms could be the first step towards using artificial
evolution to create intelligent life from scratch."
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Fisherman reels in human head
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rio
"A Fort Pierce, Fla., man out fishing with his son and a friend made a
gruesome discovery in the waters of the Atlantic: a human head. Paul
Trabulsy and his friends used a gaff to fish the head out of the water and
placed it in a garbage bag. Then they kept right on fishing. "We didn't
want to come in right away, so we just put it in a bag in a bucket.
It'd been out there awhile. What's a couple of hours?"
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Man averts holy war by vandalizing statue
Indianapolis Star | Submitted by: Monon rider
"Schroeder says that by attacking the Pan [statue], he is somehow helping
avert a civil war between Protestants and pagans. He says he was recently
divorced after 20 years of marriage, has two teenaged children and lives in
his vehicle, an '86 Ford Bronco. He says he does not currently have a job.
He is earnest. He clearly believes what he says about pagans running the
government and about his desire to "drive them from power." He says he is
neither paranoid nor delusional but concedes mental health personnel have
judged him as such."
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Exploding tomato paste kills man
Bakersfield Californian | Submitted by: optional
"The employee, Jesus Gabriel Meza of Wasco, was cleaning up a tomato-paste
spill when a crate containing a sealed bag with 3,000 pounds of tomato paste
exploded, according to the Kern County Sheriff's Department coroner's
division. The explosion caused other crates that were stacked to fall in a
domino effect. At least one crate fell on Meza, who was trapped and
crushed in the paste."
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Satellite tracks goose to eskimo's freezer
BBC | Submitted by: JON BLAST
"A goose fitted with a £3,000 electronic transmitter to chart its migration
has been tracked 4,500 miles by satellite, to an Eskimo hunter's freezer...
after knocking on the door, researchers were led to his freezer where Kerry
lay after being shot, still wearing his bleeping transmitter."
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Dispatch, need some TP, 10-4...
Sun | Submitted by: Halifax
A Notts, UK police officer discovered, after using the bowl at a local
supermarket, that there was no toilet paper in sight... so he radioed for
help. Four bobbies turned up within minutes. This at the same time that
the force was under fire after failing to answer hundreds of calls
over the June bank holiday weekend, blaming a lack of resources.
Article complete with photo of toilet in question.
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Deleware develops Ministry of Love
Houston Chronicle | Submitted by: reason
Another anti-Delaware story!
"Police in Delaware are trying to get a head-start on cracking crimes
before they happen by setting up a database that contains a list of
people who officers believe are likely to break the law. Defense
attorneys and the American Civil Liberties Union oppose the database,
which lists names, addresses and photographs of the potential suspects,
many of whom have clean slates."
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Scaring them Straight to the Pearly Gates
NPR | Submitted by: confusion
"Hell House depicts what the Pentecostal church considers to be
sins: a girl having an abortion... another taking drugs at a rave, getting
raped, then killing herself... a boy committing suicide in a classroom.
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Farmer's heavy artillery annoys neighbors
Dayton Daily News | Submitted by: Idle Hands
"Ben and Anita Todorov, residents of Union Twp., said they are tired of
neighbor and Mason resident Butch Schappacher setting off a cannon during
sweet corn season. The cannon ignites a burst of propane, causing a
boom to scare birds away from his 12-acre crop...According to the Todorovs, the cannon sounds every 60 seconds from about 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Schappacher said he runs the cannon as little as possible during the growing season."
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The stage is set for Vidyut 19's most anticipated event that brings together some of the most talented and crowd pulling dancers in all of south india. This enchanting and adrenaline filled event includes teams that have participated in national level competitions like 'National Hip Hop competition’. These vibrant dancers will be overseen and judged by master choreographers who have conquered the art of dancing. Let’s set the roof on fire!


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Working parents to receive double the current amount of free childcare for 3- and 4-year-olds.
Childcare Minister Sam Gyimah has today (2 February 2016) announced £13 million, which will allow councils across the country to deliver 30 hours of free childcare for hard working parents of 3- and 4-year-olds - a year ahead of schedule.
As a result, some working parents in Wigan, Staffordshire, Swindon, Portsmouth, Northumberland, York, Newham and Hertfordshire will now benefit from the early offer from this September.
The extra hours of childcare will make it easier for these parents to work and is another move designed to meet the government’s commitment to make work pay.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan said:
For too long, rising childcare costs have been a barrier preventing parents and particularly mothers from working. That’s why I’m delighted that in just a few months’ time, we will see the first families benefiting from the government’s offer of 30 hours’ free childcare for working parents.
We have made a commitment to help working people, and through this extended offer we will help thousands more parents who want to return to work to do so.
The government will also be looking at the issues that make it difficult for parents with particular challenges to access childcare, including special educational needs and disability.
The core group of councils will be supported by 25 others, who will look specifically at innovative ways of making sure childcare is accessible to as many parents as possible.
Their experiences will then be used to support the full rollout in 2017, with the aim of removing significant barriers to parents taking up their entitlement.
Childcare Minister Sam Gyimah said:
I know how important childcare is from my own personal experience, and I couldn’t be more determined to make sure we give children the best start in life, support parents to work, and as a result, allow our country to prosper.
I’m pleased that we are investing in childcare, and I’m looking forward to seeing how working parents benefit from 30 hours’ free childcare, before we roll the offer out to the rest of the country.
All 3- and 4-year-olds are already entitled to 15 hours of free childcare a week, and this is also extended to the most disadvantaged 2-year-olds. Last year, more than 1 million 3- and 4-year-olds, and 157,000 2-year-olds benefited from this offer.
The government is now going further than ever before, and will provide an additional 15 free hours to working parents of 3- and 4-year-olds from September 2017 - delivering on a key manifesto pledge
As part of this government’s commitment to helping hardworking people, we will be investing more than £1 billion extra per year by 2019 to 2020 to fund the extension of the free childcare entitlement.
The Department for Education will also be piloting a new contract with councils, and consulting on a fairer funding formula for the early years, to help ensure that local authorities are passing the money on to providers, and that providers are given a fair rate.
The Department for Education ran an open competition to test how the 30 hours would work , and has chosen 8 councils to offer this from September 2016.
Early innovators in each local cluster will work together to focus on special educational needs and disability, flexibility, availability of places, and making work pay.
They include the northern powerhouse and rural areas where it can be difficult to organise childcare.
The 25 early innovators are:
The additional 15 hours of free childcare is available for families where both parents are working (or the sole parent is working in a lone-parent family), and each parent earns the equivalent of 16 hours a week at the national minimum or living wage, and earns less than £100,000 a year.
The government will be testing out the new eligibility checking system, bringing all of our childcare offers together online.
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I wanted to be an astronaught, but I couldn't ever spell it correctly... So i settled on being an engineer by profession, maker by passion.
I will be building a POV display that mounts to a car, allowing for images to be displayed over large areas visible with slow shutter speed photographs. POV displays are fun, POV displays at high speeds, funner.
Ethan is a jack-of-all trades with training in interfaces for musical expression from Stanford's CCRMA. He's super excited about making things blink.
His project is to make sure that Blinkytape is ready to accept OSC messages, so it's easy to use things like Max/MSP and Puredata to make things pulse along with your musical projects.
Matt says:
I'm a web developer working at GitHub in San Francisco. In my free time, I build interactive music and visualizations using Max/MSP.
I'm adding a physical component to my visualizations, bridging the gap between Max/MSP and Ruby and these lights to programmatically control supplemental lighting.
Jordan has been building light art for eight years now, starting from humble beginnings (a hat with 25 feet of various colored EL wire sewn in to it).
Jordan will be using his BlinkyTape to improve on his friend Zao Naegle's design for a five to six foot wizard staff with a BlinkyTape-illuminated orb.
Mark is co-author (with Daniel Garcia) of the popular open source "FastSPI" LED library. Mark creates his own LED artworks as well as teaching an LED programming class in order to, as he says "Let a thousand pixels bloom." He has founded three companies, holds several patents, and has been publishing his code as open source software since a surprisingly long time ago.
Mark is building a color-calibration profile for the BlinkyTape, so that others can have better, more predictable control over exactly the colors they display on their BlinkyTape. Mark also hopes to migrate this LED color-calibration code back into the FastSPI LED library's general open source color handling routines.


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d = 300
val_qs = pickle.load(open("data/deep/devtest", "rb"))
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val_qs = pickle.load(f)
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(W, b, W2, b2, W3, b3, L) = pickle.load(f)
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I guess this chapter is telling us how important of the emotional intellligence.
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i feel refreshing!


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GOODFELLAS A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1990 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: A very realistic view of organized crime follows the life of a minor organized crime figure from 1955 to almost the present. The structure is autobiographical at some expense to the dramatic impact. Rating: +2 (-4 to +4)
Back in the 1930s Warner Brothers made a reputation for themselves making gangster films. That was the heyday of Cagney, Raft, Robinson, and Bogart. But I don't remember them ever making a gangster film as realistic as their current GOODFELLAS. First of all, GOODFELLAS is "based on a true story." It is, in fact, based on the memoir WISE GUY by Nicholas Pileggi, who co-wrote the screenplay with the film's director, Martin Scorsese. And the film is structured like a memoir. It is long for a film (146 minutes) and is mostly episodic, with the episodes being somewhat related. Dramatically it is not structured like SCARFACE with a beginning, a middle, and a satisfying ending. Instead, it is structured like a documentary, but for one puzzling exception. It starts during an incident in 1970, then in a flashback, as if reminiscing at that point, tells of Henry Hill's career in crime since 1955, returns to the 1970 incident and continues the story, still in recollection style, until about 1980. What makes it even more puzzling is that the 1970 incident, while moderately important, is not a pivotal point in the story.
This is the story of Henry Hill (played by Ray Liotta), a gangster of Italian-Irish descent. Hill is part of a small group of crooks and killers that is sort of a satellite of the Mafia. Only those of pure Italian descent may actually be part of the Mafia. Hill started at age 13 parking cars and running errands for a local gangster. He loves the work and the respect and feat it brings him from the neighborhood. From there one thing leads to another as he hijacks trucks and steals shipments at nearby Idlewild/Kennedy Airport. Eventually he is involved in a six million dollar theft, in murder, and in cocaine. What looks like an enjoyable life early on gets more and more serious and nightmarish. We see life in organized crime and in the social world surrounding crime. There is loving attention paid to Italian food through most of the film. Scorsese has the texture of the criminal very believably presented.
It is clear that life gets more serious for Hill as time progresses, but Liotta's looks change very little in the course of the film. His face is not very expressive, and we have a hard time knowing how he feels at times. Jimmy Conway (played by Robert DeNiro) is more expressive and does seem to change as time goes by. It is unfortunate that DeNiro accepts top billing, since he certainly had less than half the screen time that Liotta has. DeNiro and Paul Sorvino (as Paully Cicero) play Hill's two bosses and mentors in crime. Rounding out the topliners are Joe Pesci as the volatile gangster Tommy DeVito. His performance is likely to be the one best remembered from the film.
One comes out of GOODFELLAS not feeling greatly entertained but with the feeling that you have seen an authentic view of modern crime. I rate it +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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The upper bound for a problem is defined to be:
For a given problem, it is possible to write an algorithm that is as bad as we want. So defining a bound in terms of bad algorithms is not useful.
We look at the worst-case input to determine the worst-case upper bound for an algorithm, not a problem.
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Below is the selection of my latest blog posts on various Data Science and Machine Learning subjects
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Lake Mendota, the largest lake in Madison, WI, is considered one of the most studied lakes in the US. This visualization highlights the freezing and thawing cycles of the lake, allowing users to explore the number of days per winter when the lake was frozen during the last 160 years.
The large lined circle is the average days frozen for that decade. The small satellite circles are the individual years, sized by number of days. Click on the small circles to see more about each year. The season is marked by it's end year, for instance, the winter of 1959-1960 would be captured as 1960 for brevity.
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The .data(yourData).enter()
function is great when you want to logically link some SVG elements to an array of objects. One element to one object. We refer to this as "binding" data. What if each object contains a property nestedData
which is itself an array? Maybe you want to have an SVG element for each object in yourData
, and also have an SVG element for each value in nestedData
.
D3 let's us "nest" our data bindings to accomplish this.
Consider an example where we want to show some stations of the NYC Subway. Here's an array of objects:
var stations = [
{
"name": "Times Square",
"x": 80,
"y": 100,
"colors":["red","yellow","purple"]
},
{
"name": "Union Square",
"x": 100,
"y": 220,
"colors":["green","yellow","gray"]
},
{
"name": "Fulton Street",
"x": 130,
"y": 320,
"colors":["blue","red","green","brown"]
}
]
For simplicity, we're using x and y coordinates instead of latitude and longitude, and we're not worrying about a map of Manhattan.
First, let's prepare an SVG element to draw on:
var plot = d3.select("body")
.append("svg")
.attr("width","60vh")
.attr("height","100vh")
.attr("viewBox","0 0 350 500");
Now, let's draw a symbol at the location of each station.
// Bind the array of objects
var stations = plot.selectAll("stations")
.data(stations);
// Append an SVG element at the station location
stations.enter()
.append("svg")
.attr("x",function(d){return d.x;})
.attr("y",function(d){return d.y;})
// Add a blue square for each station
stations.append("rect")
.attr("width",30)
.attr("height",30)
.attr("fill","skyblue");
// Add an M over each blue square
stations.append("text")
.text("M")
.style("font-size","30px")
.style("font-family","sans-serif")
.attr("fill","white")
.attr("dx",2)
.attr("dy",26);
So far so good, but now we would like to show the colors (of subway lines) that are served at each station.
// Bind the "colors" array to each station's SVG.
// Remember that "stations" is already bound to data,
// which gives meaning to "return d.colors;"
var stationColors =
stations.selectAll("stationColors")
.data(function(d){return d.colors;});
// Append a square for each color
// Use the index "i" to set the x position.
stationColors.enter()
.append("rect")
.attr("width",30)
.attr("height",30)
.attr("x",function(d,i){return 32*(i+1)})
.attr("fill",function(d){console.log(d);return d;});
For more examples of nesting data in D3, see Mike Bostock's explanation here: https://bost.ocks.org/mike/nest/


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I had worked as frontend developer for the company's projects.
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Hi I'm Abhay Dhauni I have a comprehensive technical background, my emphasis is on software development and front-end web development. I also like sports programming as well.
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