| Constants |
| AUTO |
[ DEPRECATED ]
no longer supported
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| PARENT |
allows search on the parent frames
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| SELF |
includes the start frame himself
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| CHILDREN |
includes all child frames of the start frame
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| CREATE |
frame will be created if not found
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| SIBLINGS |
includes the direct siblings of the start frame
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| TASKS |
allow the search outside the current sub task tree of the whole possible frame tree
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| ALL |
includes all frames except frames in other tasks sub trees
but doesn't create any new frame
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| GLOBAL |
searches in the whole hierarchy of frames
but doesn't create any new frame
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| Constants' Details |
AUTO
const long AUTO = 0;
- Usage Restrictions
- deprecated
- Description
- no longer supported
Using of this flag will do nothing. Use right combination of other flags
instead of this one.
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PARENT
const long PARENT = 1;
- Description
- allows search on the parent frames
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SELF
const long SELF = 2;
- Description
- includes the start frame himself
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CHILDREN
const long CHILDREN = 4;
- Description
- includes all child frames of the start frame
Note: That means all direct children and of course her childrens too.
Search doesn't stop at the next level inside the tree!
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CREATE
const long CREATE = 8;
- Description
- frame will be created if not found
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SIBLINGS
const long SIBLINGS = 16;
- Description
- includes the direct siblings of the start frame
Normaly it's interpreted as search on the direct childs of the parent
only. But in combination with e.g. the CHILDREN flag it can include all
children of it too.
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TASKS
const long TASKS = 32;
- Description
- allow the search outside the current sub task tree of the whole possible frame tree
If this flag isn't present, any search from bottom to top has to stop, if a top frame
will be reached. It doesn't influence a search from top to bottom.
But it can be used at the root of the frame tree to search on direct childrens of it only.
Because the direct children of the root node are the root's of the task sub trees, which
are top frames too. Instead of using the CHILDREN flag there, it's possible so to supress
a deeper search so.
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ALL
const long ALL = 23;
- Description
- includes all frames except frames in other tasks sub trees
but doesn't create any new frame
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GLOBAL
const long GLOBAL = 55;
- Description
- searches in the whole hierarchy of frames
but doesn't create any new frame
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You need to prepare the historical data for training before you train the model. If you have prepared the data, build and train the model. In this example, create a deep neural network with 2 hidden layers. Follow these steps to create the model:
nn.Module
to be the model.In this example, use the ReLU activation function for each layer.
class NeuralNetwork(nn.Module): # Model Structure def __init__(self): super(NeuralNetwork, self).__init__() self.flatten = nn.Flatten() self.linear_relu_stack = nn.Sequential( nn.Linear(5, 5), # input size, output size of the layer nn.ReLU(), # Relu non-linear transformation nn.Linear(5, 5), nn.ReLU(), nn.Linear(5, 1), # Output size = 1 for regression ) # Feed-forward training/prediction def forward(self, x): x = torch.from_numpy(x).float() # Convert to tensor in type float result = self.linear_relu_stack(x) return result
device = 'cuda' if torch.cuda.is_available() else 'cpu' model = NeuralNetwork().to(device)
In this example, use the mean squared error as the loss function and stochastic gradient descent as the optimizer.
loss_fn = nn.MSELoss() learning_rate = 0.001 optimizer = torch.optim.SGD(model.parameters(), lr=learning_rate)
In this example, train the model through 5 epochs.
epochs = 5 for t in range(epochs): print(f"Epoch {t+1}\n-------------------------------") # Since we're using SGD, we'll be using the size of data as batch number. for batch, (X, y) in enumerate(zip(X_train, y_train)): # Compute prediction and loss pred = model(X) real = torch.from_numpy(np.array(y).flatten()).float() loss = loss_fn(pred, real) # Backpropagation optimizer.zero_grad() loss.backward() optimizer.step() if batch % 100 == 0: loss, current = loss.item(), batch print(f"loss: {loss:.5f} [{current:5d}/{len(X_train):5d}]")


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QoP chooses the best or most appropriate WAN path for a given application in real-time. A common use of QoP is to route voice and video over an expensive, high-quality MPLS link, while offloading less time-sensitive business traffic over a less expensive Internet VPN link. This solution provides the right performance levels for your applications and saves on bandwidth costs by optimizing the use of available bandwidth.Using QoP, you can select a path for each packet based on the state of the links and your network configuration. At a high level, you can configure multiple paths for each connection by specifying rules based on various parameters. The Steelhead appliance monitors the state of the path and, based on this, selects the appropriate path for a packet. Selecting appropriate paths for packets provides more control over network link use.You can define a path by the interface that the packet is sent out on, and you can enforce the next hop downstream router for that packet or a path based on the DSCP mark on the packet.For each application, you also specify parameters to monitor path availability; you configure the latency of the path (timeout) and the loss observed (threshold). QoP uses ICMP pings to monitor the path state dynamically. If the ping responses do not make it back within the probe timeout setting or the system loses the number of packets defined by the loss threshold, it considers the path to be down and triggers an alarm indicating that the path is unavailable.If one path fails, the Steelhead appliance directs traffic through another available path. When the original path comes back up, the Steelhead appliance redirects the traffic back to it.In this configuration, the Steelhead appliance uses one path going out because there is just one in-path interface. However, the downstream router uses Policy-Based Routing (PBR) based on the DSCP mark on the packet. PBR is a packet redirection mechanism that allows you to define policies to route packets instead of relying on routing protocols. PBR redirects packets to Steelhead appliances that are in a virtual in-path deployment.To monitor the path, you can configure a remote IP that is reachable only from the MPLS link and another remote IP that is reachable only from the Internet link. You configure DSCP marks for each application in case the Steelhead appliance selects the primary path. Similarly, you configure a DSCP mark for the secondary path for each application.For details about PBR, see the Steelhead Appliance Deployment Guide.The Steelhead appliance monitors both remote IP addresses and selects the primary path if the remote IP address associated with the primary path is reachable, and the secondary path if it is not reachable. The probes monitoring the remote IP address do not need to have a DSCP marking; however, you can configure a DSCP mark on the probe. This use case assumes that you configure the network so that the probes take the appropriate path.Figure 6‑13. QoP Path Selection by Downstream RouterIn this configuration, you have multiple paths from the Steelhead appliance to the remote data center. The Steelhead appliance selects which path to use. For each application, you define the primary path as a combination of the outgoing interface (wan0_0 or wan0_1) and the next hop IP address. QoP must send the probe packets over the exact path that the data packets take.In this configuration, you define a primary path by specifying the wan0_0 interface and the secondary path as the wan0_1 interface. Suppose that the Steelhead appliance selects the primary path for the application. In this case, it does not matter whether it sends the packet to path 1 or path 2. In both cases, the Steelhead appliance selects the MPLS path.To probe for the remote IP in this configuration, the Steelhead appliance first needs to learn the next hop to use and only then send a probe over the correct interface. In case of the wan0_0 path, this next hop might be path 1 or path 2. To learn the next hop, the Steelhead appliance must first route the probe packet towards the remote IP. In most cases, it selects the default gateway as the next hop. This default gateway may be R4, which is on the LAN side. After sending the probe packet, the Steelhead appliance sees a ricochet for that packet and sends this packet towards path 1 or path 2. After learning from this ricochet, it stores the destination MAC address on the probe packet. This destination MAC is either the MAC address of path 1 or path 2.While probing for the remote IP address from wan0_0, the probe packets use either R1 or R2. The Steelhead appliance cannot monitor both paths because it does not know about them. Since it monitors only one path, it ensures that all data packets are also sent over that path. Assuming that the probe packets are being sent to the remote IP through R1, it cannot use path 2 to send data packets towards the server, because this path might be down. The Steelhead appliance does not route data packets, but simply uses the next hop learnt by probing.This configuration is possible when you do not care which interface the Steelhead appliance uses, as long as the packets go through a certain router (which you preconfigure to use the correct path). Unlike the previous use case, the Steelhead appliance does not need to learn the next hop IP address to use to send packets over this path, nor need to learn which interface to use to send packets out.The Steelhead appliance learns the path during probing. The Steelhead appliance sends ARP requests for the configured next hop from every relay, and if it can reach the next hop from that relay, it uses that relay. You do not need to route data packets, as they use the same next hop. The Steelhead appliance sends the packets out from the relay learnt during probing.In this configuration, you specify the next hop as well as the relay interface to use for a given path. This is the simplest case, because the Steelhead appliance does not need to learn anything during probing. The Steelhead appliance does not need to route data packets, as they use the next hop specified in the configuration. The Steelhead appliance sends the packets out of the configured relay.This section describes a deployment with a stateful firewall on the Internet/VPN link, as shown in Figure 6‑15. In this configuration, the path selection for the inner channels require special handling.Figure 6‑15. QoP Path Selection with a Stateful FirewallThe three-way handshake packets for all TCP flows always traverse the firewalled link. After looking up the rules, if the QoP needs to determine path information using DPI, all the initial data packets for the flow traverse the firewalled link until DPI classification is complete. When DPI classification is complete, the flow might continue to send packets on the firewalled link or might switch to the MPLS link. You can configure a list of default paths and use these paths until DPI is complete. Riverbed recommends disabling probe caching to always use rule-based default paths for SYN/ACK. This applies to both optimized and pass-through traffic. You can add a maximum of 128 paths. You cannot add more than 3 paths per rule. QoP is not compatible with RSP. You cannot base a path selection on VLANs. You cannot use a wildcard for the relay interface in the path definition. For example, you have to specify a relay interface for a path if you are not using PBR QoP. You cannot use VLAN transparency for connections that have been rerouted by QoP. You cannot configure LAN-side QoP. QoP does not handle ricochet of probe packets across relay interfaces. QoP does not handle LAN/WAN link failures. QoP does not support L2 WANs. QoP does not support inbound QoS, because the traffic has already traversed the initial path. The return path might not be the same as the forward path; which might lead to asymmetry. Consider enabling QoP on both Steelhead appliances. Fully transparent inner connections might require connection forwarding. QoP does not support IPv6. QoP supports virtual in-path PBR. You must not install any downstream appliance that does source MAC learning a hop away from the WAN side of the Steelhead appliance. QoP updates a source MAC address of a packet to that of the relay being used to transmit it (ip_addrs are unchanged). If source MAC learning is enabled on a downstream appliance that is present at next hop, the packets destined to the original source are updated with the MAC address of the Steelhead appliance. When processing the packet, the Steelhead appliance sees that the destination MAC address is that of itself and sends the packet up its stack instead of relaying it forward. QoP does not support WCCP unless it is in DSCP-only mode.
3. Click Apply to save your settings to the running configuration.
4. Under QoP Paths, define the available QoP paths and the settings the Steelhead appliance uses while probing the path as described in this table. You configure the default QoP paths in step 6, after completing this step.
Add a New Path Displays the controls to create a QoP path. Optionally, specify the IP address of the next hop gateway for the path. For example, you can specify the primary path for a connection by the next hop IP address of router 2. The secondary path is next hop router 3. Select the DSCP marking for the ping packet. The default marking is reflect. Reflect specifies that the DSCP level or IP ToS value found on pass-through and optimized traffic is unchanged when it passes through the Steelhead appliance. Specify how much time, in seconds, elapses before the system considers the path to be unavailable. The default value is 2 seconds.QoP uses ICMP pings to probe the paths. If the ping responses do not make it back within this timeout setting and the system loses the number of packets defined by the threshold value, it considers the path to be down and triggers an alarm. Specify how many timed-out probes to count before the system considers the path to be unavailable and triggers an alarm. The default is 3 packets.This value also determines the how many probes the system must receive to consider the path to be available.QoP uses ICMP pings to monitor path availability. If the ping responses do not make it back within the probe timeout and the system loses the number of packets defined by this threshold, it considers the path to be down and triggers an alarm. Adds the path to the path table. The Management Console redisplays the path table and applies your changes to the running configuration, which is stored in memory. Remove Selected Paths
5.
Select the global paths for connection setup packets to use in environments using stateful firewalls. With a firewall, connection setup packets require more DPI because it might take up to a few data packets following the three-way handshake to determine the application associated with a flow.You must predefine the QoP paths as described in step 4 before they appear in the drop-down list. Select the first predefined path from the drop-down list to use when more DPI is necessary. Selecting a path enables the corresponding DSCP setting. Setting a default path to "--" changes the DSCP setting to Reflect. Optionally, select how QoP handles packets if the default paths go down. The two radio buttons are available when any of the three default paths are set. When the default paths are not set, the radio buttons are dimmed and QoP relays traffic from the interface normally. Relay Traffic Select to relay traffic from the interface. This is the default setting when the default paths are not specified.
7. Click Apply to save your settings to the running configuration.
8. The next step is to assign the QoP path names to QoS applications or rules. Choose Configure > Networking > Outbound QoS (Basic) or Networking > Outbound QoS (Advanced). Specify the paths in the order of priority.
9. Click Add Application for basic QoS, or Add a Site or Rule for advanced QoS, depending on your QoS configuration.
10. Select the path name and the DSCP value from the drop-down list. You can define up to 3 paths in order of priority and 3 DSCP values in basic QoS. In advanced QoS, you can define up to 3 paths for a rule and 3 DSCP values for a site.
11. Click Add to save the QoP settings.
12. Click Apply to save your settings to the running configuration.
13. QoP processes new flows after you enable it and does not process pre-existing flows.If a QoP path for a connection becomes unavailable, the Steelhead appliance directs traffic through another available path and triggers the QoP Path Down alarm. When the original path comes back up, the Steelhead appliance redirects the traffic back to it. For details, see Configuring Alarm Settings.To verify the traffic in a multi-interface deployment is exiting the correct interface, choose Reports > Networking > Interface Counters.Applying QoS Policies Configuring Outbound QoS (Basic) Configuring Outbound QoS (Advanced)


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Seven-time European champion AC Milan is back in the Champions League after an eight-year break. And Juventus also narrowly qualified on the final night of Serie A on Sunday. Two penalties from Franck Kessie helped Milan to a 2-0 win at Atalanta, which had already claimed a top-four spot along with Serie A champion Inter Milan.
Arsenal missed out on qualifying for European competition for the first time in 25 years after finishing the Premier League season in eighth place following a 2-0 win over Brighton on Sunday. Arsenal needed to win and for both Tottenham and Everton to drop points to seal seventh place and a spot in the inaugural Europa Conference League next season.
Liverpool and Chelsea secured the final two Champions League qualification spots on a thrilling last day of the Premier League season, with Leicester missing out in the three-way fight for a top-four finish on Sunday. Chelsea’s 2-1 defeat at Aston Villa didn’t prove critical because Leicester conceded three late goals to lose 4-2 at home to Tottenham and stay in fifth place.
As Pep Guardiola yesterday held aloft the Premier League trophy that marked the tenth piece of silverware since his arrival at Manchester City, the moment highlighted another year of innovation driving the club forward, both on and off the pitch. While the unique City Football Group business model is an innovation that helps drive and shape the entire approach of the club, supporters have also been the driving force behind the goal to deliver beautiful football, great experiences, and truly authentic engagement.


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Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 4
Try making your own Spanish-style gourmet pizza. You can find most of the ingredients at a Spanish delicatessen.
For the pizza dough, place the flour, salt and yeast into a large bowl, add 300ml/10½fl oz warm water and the olive oil and mix together to form a dough.
Knead the dough for at least five minutes, until elastic.
Cover the dough with cling film, then set aside and allow to prove for one hour.
Divide the dough into four equal pieces and roll each piece into a ball, then roll out onto a floured work surface until about 5mm/¼in thick.
Place onto a floured baking tray and set aside to prove for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, for the topping, heat a frying pan until hot, and then add the oil, shallots and garlic and fry for 3-4 minutes. Add the tomatoes, sugar and the chopped basil and bring to the boil.
Reduce the heat and simmer for 20 minutes, or until the sauce has thickened. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper and set aside to cool.
Preheat the oven to 220C/425F/Gas 7.
Place a heavy baking tray or a pizza stone into the oven to preheat.
Spoon the cooled tomato sauce thinly over the pizza.
Scatter the mozzarella and piquillo peppers over the top.
Carefully transfer the pizza into the oven, pushing the pizzs from the floured tray onto the hot tray or pizza stone.
Cook for 8-10 minutes, or until the base is crisp and the topping is cooked through.
Remove the pizza from the oven and arrange the pata negra on top. Scatter over the rocket and basil leaves.
For the salad, heat a frying pan until hot, add one tablespoon of the olive oil, the malden salt and padron peppers and fry for 2-3 minutes until golden-brown. Remove the peppers from the pan and set aside to drain on kitchen paper.
Serve the pizza with the peppers alongside.


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1 King Solomon, David's son, was able to gain complete control over his kingdom, because Yahweh his God was with him and enabled him to become a very strong king.
2-5 When David had been king, he arranged for a new sacred tent to be made in Jerusalem. Then David and the Israelite leaders brought God's sacred chest from the city of Kiriath Jearim to the new sacred tent. But when Solomon became the king, the first sacred tent was still in the city of Gibeon. That was the tent that Moses, who had been a servant of God, had commanded to be made in the wilderness. The bronze altar that Bezalel son of Uri and grandson of Hur, had made was also still at Gibeon, in front of the first sacred tent.
One day Solomon summoned the army commanders of one thousand soldiers and the commanders of one hundred soldiers, with the judges and all the other leaders in Israel. He told them to go with him to Gibeon. So they all went to the shrine at Gibeon where the sacred tent was, and Solomon and all the others with him worshiped Yahweh there.
6 Then Solomon went up to the bronze altar in front of the sacred tent, and he offered one thousand animals to be killed and completely burned on the altar.
7 That night God appeared to Solomon in a dream and said to him, "Request whatever you want me to give to you."
8 Solomon replied to God, "You were very kind to David my father, and now you have appointed me to be the next king.
9 So Yahweh my God, you have caused me to become the king to rule people who are as many as the dust of the earth. So do what you promised to my father David.
10 Please enable me to be wise and to know what I should do, in order that I may rule these people well, because there is no one who can rule all this great nation of yours without your help."
11 God replied to Solomon, "You have not requested a huge amount of money or to be honored or that your enemies be killed. And you have not requested that you be enabled to live for a long time. Instead, you have requested that I enable you to be wise and to know what you should do in order that you may govern well my people whom I have appointed you to rule.
12 So I will enable you to be wise and to know what you should do to rule my people well. But I will also enable you to have a huge amount of money and for people everywhere to honor you, more any king before you, and more than any king who will come after you."
13 Then Solomon and the people who were with him all left the sacred tent at Gibeon, and they returned to Jerusalem. There he ruled the Israelite people.
14 Solomon acquired 1,400 chariots and twelve thousand men who rode on horses. He put some of the chariots and horses in Jerusalem, and put some of them in various other cities.
15 During the years that Solomon was king, silver and gold were as common in Jerusalem as stones, and lumber from cedar trees were as plentiful as lumber from ordinary sycamore trees in the foothills.
16 Solomon's horses were imported from Egypt and from the region of Kue in Turkey.
17 In Egypt his men paid seven kilograms of silver for each chariot and one and seven tenths kilograms of silver for each horse. They also sold many of them to the kings of the Heth and Aram people groups.


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class Aquarium::Finders::FinderResult
FinderResult
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Wraps hashes that hold the results of various *Finder utilities. The not_matched
method returns specified inputs that did not result in a successful find.
Constants
- NIL_OBJECT
Attributes
matched[RW]
not_matched[RW]
Public Class Methods
new(hash = {})
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# File lib/aquarium/finders/finder_result.rb 31 def initialize hash = {} 32 @matched = convert_hash_values_to_sets(hash.reject {|key, value| key.eql?(:not_matched)}) 33 @not_matched = convert_hash_values_to_sets(make_hash(hash[:not_matched]) {|x| Set.new} || {}) 34 end
Public Instance Methods
<<(other_result)
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# File lib/aquarium/finders/finder_result.rb 48 def << other_result 49 append_matched other_result.matched 50 append_not_matched other_result.not_matched 51 self 52 end
and(other_result)
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“And” two results together
# File lib/aquarium/finders/finder_result.rb 70 def and other_result 71 result = dup 72 result.matched = hash_intersection(matched, other_result.matched) 73 result.not_matched = hash_intersection(not_matched, other_result.not_matched) 74 result 75 end
Also aliased as: intersection, &
append_matched(other_hash = {})
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# File lib/aquarium/finders/finder_result.rb 89 def append_matched other_hash = {} 90 @matched = convert_hash_values_to_sets hash_union(matched, other_hash) 91 end
append_not_matched(other_hash = {})
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# File lib/aquarium/finders/finder_result.rb 93 def append_not_matched other_hash = {} 94 @not_matched = convert_hash_values_to_sets hash_union(not_matched, other_hash) 95 @not_matched.each_key {|key| purge_matched key} 96 end
empty?()
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Were there no matches?
# File lib/aquarium/finders/finder_result.rb 112 def empty? 113 matched.empty? 114 end
eql?(other)
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# File lib/aquarium/finders/finder_result.rb 98 def eql? other 99 object_id == other.object_id || 100 (matched == other.matched and not_matched == other.not_matched) 101 end
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inspect()
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# File lib/aquarium/finders/finder_result.rb 105 def inspect 106 "FinderResult: {matched: #{matched.inspect}, not_matched: #{not_matched.inspect}}" 107 end
Also aliased as: to_s
matched_keys()
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Convenience method to get the keys for the matches.
# File lib/aquarium/finders/finder_result.rb 39 def matched_keys 40 @matched.keys 41 end
minus(other_result)
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# File lib/aquarium/finders/finder_result.rb 80 def minus other_result 81 result = dup 82 result.matched = matched - other_result.matched 83 result.not_matched = not_matched - other_result.not_matched 84 result 85 end
Also aliased as: -
not_matched_keys()
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Convenience method to get the keys for the items that did not result in matches.
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The new keyword, at line 12, prompts a new object instance to be created from a
default
(i.e. no-argument)
constructor – but no
default constructor is included in this class.
Under most circumstances, if no explicit
default (no-argument) constructor exists,
the java compiler will automatically create a default (no-argument)
constructor (to facilitate compilation of the code, and enable a
no-argument object instance to be built).
However, if the class of the object being instantiated already
contains constructors -
but none of them are default constructors (as in this case, at lines 2 and 5), then a default
constructor will not automatically be added by the compiler. This results in an
inability for the code to create a required (no-argument) object instance, causing
code compilation to fail.
As noted, the class in this example includes two constructors that require a primitive argument (at lines 2 and 5),
as well as, a method (at line 8) that returns no object.
So, since there is no
default (no-argument) constructor available
(to facilitate building a new no-argument
instance of the class, as required by the new keyword at line 12), the compilation
of the code fails.


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Start
Restart
Trace Length:
Scale Factor:
sigma - (σ):
rho - (ρ):
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cqparts_fasteners.fasteners package¶
Submodules¶
cqparts_fasteners.fasteners.base module¶
-
class
cqparts_fasteners.fasteners.base.
Fastener
(*largs, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
cqparts.assembly.Assembly
ParametricObject
constructor parameters:Parameters: parts ( list
ofPart
instances) – List of parts being fastened-
class
Applicator
(evaluator, selector, parent=None)¶ Bases:
object
The applicator performs 2 roles to apply a fastener to workpieces
- Translate & rotate given fastener
- Change workpieces to suit a given fastener
Translation is done first because the fastener is sometimes used as a cutting tool to subtract from mating part(s) (eg: thread tapping).
-
__init__
(evaluator, selector, parent=None)¶ Parameters:
-
apply_alterations
()¶ Apply alterations to relevant parts based on the selected parts
-
class
Evaluator
(parts, parent=None)¶ Bases:
object
An evaluator determines which parts may be effected by a fastener, and how.
-
__init__
(parts, parent=None)¶ Parameters: - parts (list of
cqparts.Part
) – parts involved in fastening - parent (
Fastener
) – parent object
- parts (list of
-
eval
¶ Return the result of
perform_evaluation()
, and buffer it so it’s only run once perEvaluator
instance.Returns: result from perform_evaluation()
-
perform_evaluation
()¶ Evaluate the given parts using any additional parameters passed to this instance.
Note
Override this function in your evaluator class to assess what parts are effected, and how.
Default behaviour: do nothing, return nothing
Returns: None
-
-
class
Selector
(evaluator, parent=None)¶ Bases:
object
Facilitates the selection and placement of a fastener’s components based on an evaluation.
Each selector instance has an
Evaluator
for reference, and must have both the methodsget_components()
andget_constraints()
overridden.-
__init__
(evaluator, parent=None)¶ Parameters: - evaluator (
Evaluator
) – evaluator of fastener parts - parent (
Fastener
) – parent object
- evaluator (
-
components
¶
-
constraints
¶
-
get_components
()¶ Return fastener’s components
Returns: components for the fastener Return type: dict
ofComponent
instances
-
get_constraints
()¶ Return fastener’s constraints
Returns: list of constraints Return type: list
ofConstraint
instances
-
-
make_alterations
()¶
-
make_components
()¶
-
make_constraints
()¶
-
class
cqparts_fasteners.fasteners.nutbolt module¶
-
class
cqparts_fasteners.fasteners.nutbolt.
NutAndBoltFastener
(*largs, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
cqparts_fasteners.fasteners.base.Fastener
ParametricObject
constructor parameters:Parameters: parts ( list
ofPart
instances) – List of parts being fastenedNut and Bolt fastener assembly.
Example usage can be found here: Nut & Bolt
-
class
Applicator
(evaluator, selector, parent=None)¶ Bases:
cqparts_fasteners.utils.applicator.Applicator
-
apply_alterations
()¶
-
-
Evaluator
¶ alias of
VectorEvaluator
-
class
Selector
(evaluator, parent=None)¶ Bases:
cqparts_fasteners.utils.selector.Selector
-
get_components
()¶
-
get_constraints
()¶
-
-
class
cqparts_fasteners.fasteners.screw module¶
-
class
cqparts_fasteners.fasteners.screw.
ScrewFastener
(*largs, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
cqparts_fasteners.fasteners.base.Fastener
ParametricObject
constructor parameters:Parameters: parts ( list
ofPart
instances) – List of parts being fastenedScrew fastener assembly.
Example usage can be found here: Screw
-
class
Applicator
(evaluator, selector, parent=None)¶ Bases:
cqparts_fasteners.utils.applicator.Applicator
-
apply_alterations
()¶
-
-
Evaluator
¶ alias of
VectorEvaluator
-
class
Selector
(evaluator, parent=None)¶ Bases:
cqparts_fasteners.utils.selector.Selector
-
get_components
()¶
-
get_constraints
()¶
-
ratio
= 0.8¶
-
-
class
Module contents¶
-
class
cqparts_fasteners.fasteners.
Fastener
(*largs, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
cqparts.assembly.Assembly
ParametricObject
constructor parameters:Parameters: parts ( list
ofPart
instances) – List of parts being fastened-
class
Applicator
(evaluator, selector, parent=None)¶ Bases:
object
The applicator performs 2 roles to apply a fastener to workpieces
- Translate & rotate given fastener
- Change workpieces to suit a given fastener
Translation is done first because the fastener is sometimes used as a cutting tool to subtract from mating part(s) (eg: thread tapping).
-
__init__
(evaluator, selector, parent=None)¶ Parameters:
-
apply_alterations
()¶ Apply alterations to relevant parts based on the selected parts
-
class
Evaluator
(parts, parent=None)¶ Bases:
object
An evaluator determines which parts may be effected by a fastener, and how.
-
__init__
(parts, parent=None)¶ Parameters: - parts (list of
cqparts.Part
) – parts involved in fastening - parent (
Fastener
) – parent object
- parts (list of
-
eval
¶ Return the result of
perform_evaluation()
, and buffer it so it’s only run once perEvaluator
instance.Returns: result from perform_evaluation()
-
perform_evaluation
()¶ Evaluate the given parts using any additional parameters passed to this instance.
Note
Override this function in your evaluator class to assess what parts are effected, and how.
Default behaviour: do nothing, return nothing
Returns: None
-
-
class
Selector
(evaluator, parent=None)¶ Bases:
object
Facilitates the selection and placement of a fastener’s components based on an evaluation.
Each selector instance has an
Evaluator
for reference, and must have both the methodsget_components()
andget_constraints()
overridden.-
__init__
(evaluator, parent=None)¶ Parameters: - evaluator (
Evaluator
) – evaluator of fastener parts - parent (
Fastener
) – parent object
- evaluator (
-
components
¶
-
constraints
¶
-
get_components
()¶ Return fastener’s components
Returns: components for the fastener Return type: dict
ofComponent
instances
-
get_constraints
()¶ Return fastener’s constraints
Returns: list of constraints Return type: list
ofConstraint
instances
-
-
make_alterations
()¶
-
make_components
()¶
-
make_constraints
()¶
-
class


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Comments
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Greg Hurrell
Ok, this is not actually anything to do with AJAX. You can repro this from the console touching only
Issue
objects. This is a bug in theacts_as_taggable
implementation:>> i=Issue.first >> i.tag "foo" >> i.tags # look, it has tags >> i.save >> i.tags # look, the tags went away on save
Basically, whenever you save a record, the tags will be blown away unless the
pending_tags
attribute is set. It's always set when you do issues#new or issues#edit, but not when you're submitting an AJAX in-place form, or using the console like in the example.Looks like this bug has been there from day one, but I'd never noticed it because tags were never exposed in the issues interface before, and issues is really the only model where I'm editing from a place other than #new or #edit actions.
One solution would be to pre-populate
pending_tags
whenever I load an object, but I don't think I am going to go that way as that will incur a database hit. I'm going to see if there's a way to detect when pending_tags has really been set to nothing (), and when it's merely not been set (
nil
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Research into how effective the school exclusion trial was at finding alternative provision for pupils who were excluded from school.
Ref: DFE-RR-284 PDF , 711KB , 92 pages
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AP settings are places that provide education for children who can’t go to a mainstream school.
Published: 24 July 2014


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At 1:30 AM I downed 3 oz of Delsym dextromethorphan polistirex Extended-Release Suspension 12 Hour Cough Relief. It tasted like I was drinking throat spray so I took sips of coke between the syrup. I should note that about 9 I had smoked two small cones of marijuana. By 1:00 the high had worn off, but I was still left kinda burnt and a bit tired from a long day. I had just worked an 8 hour shift and didn't sleep much the night before either.
About 2:15 I went outside to go smoke a cigarette. By that time I was feeling like I had a beer or two. Went I sat down the 'beer' buzz just disappeared. Walking or any physical activity seemed just playful and fun. It's kinda hard to describe. When I walked or stood I felt like I was leaning or about to fall over, but I actually had pretty good control. My mind was drunk, but my body wasn't. Again it's hard to describe. But I'm trying.
I went back inside and sat on my couch with only the tv on in the room. I sat there for about 45 minutes then went to get on my computer. That's when the trip really started to kick in. It turned from a drunken type of buzz to an acid type of trip. I didn't have visuals though. I no longer had to move to notice the effects. Time seemed to last forever.
3:00 AM I could no longer type and got annoyed because I couldn't do any math. I tried to calculate how much of this stuff I would have to take to overdose. I tried like 3 times and once I had to rethink, 'Did I just take too much!'
About 3:30 I decided to go lay in bed. I planned on turning the light out, but at that time I just didn't feel like it. I just slid under the comforter and cuddled up. I felt comfortable and peaceful. I just stared at the ceiling or the wall for like an hour.
It was close to a meditative state, but definitely not one. I felt like two minds, but just trapped in one body. The other mind had a constant flow of thoughts and distractions rushing through. But my mind or the one I was in now was clear. Normally I have one or the other, clear or unclear, but now I had both. I felt disgusted because for some reason I couldn't control the 'other' mind. I had cleared one, but not the other. Again it's hard to explain.
About 12:00 PM (noon) I wake up and it immediately hits me. I'm still fvcking tripping!!! It was amazing.  I got something to eat and mostly sat around watching tv and playing with my dogs. The trip was a lot like acid, but a bit different. The body/mind part was a lot stronger than acid though. My trip finally came down about 4:00 PM. Then I was left very clear headed and kinda uppy.
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I think teaching MATLAB to engineering students is one of the most harmful mistakes universities make in the education of their students. There’s a lot of interesting and clever critique about MATLAB as a language from people, who really know what they are talking about. For example:
You need to stop teaching your students Matlab now http://t.co/9t2DMA1yJI
— Régis Behmo (@regisb) September 1, 2014
But to me the most important point why I consider MATLAB taught to students very harmful is something different:
MATLAB is almost exclusively used by engineers.
That’s why you never get out your bubble of other engineers and get the chance to learn from other professions like programmers, computer scientists about crafting code. MATLAB makes it very easy to use it as an super advanced calculator or to write spaghetti-code scripts. I think there is nothing bad about it and I can imagine who great MATLAB was, connecting an interpreted script-language with the access to FORTRAN libraries for extremely fast matrix computations. I think being able to play with data in an exploratory manner, trying things out on the fly, without makefiles, compiling stuff all the time etc. is very important in some scientific research.
But because MATLAB is completely isolated from everything outside engineering, you never even get the chance to realize what you don’t know:
- you won’t get exposed to version control
- you don’t learn about the benefits of open source
- you don’t get advice from people who don’t own some really expensive MATLAB license
- there’s not much public code from people, who actually are crafting code for a living you can learn from to get better
- you don’t learn about good documentation practices, writing unit tests, SOLID-principles etc. etc.
Of course everything above is also possible with MATLAB. But I had to learn the hard way that you don’t even know what’s out there. It is perfectly fine if someone just needs some calculator on steroids but as soon as there’s a need to scale, to collaborate, to involve other people, to make the code reliable, you suddenly hit a wall. And most of the times, you don’t know that you will get there as you just start a project.
If there wouldn’t be alternatives like Python with Numpy/Scipy maybe the advantages of MATLAB would be worth the sacrifices. But these times I think it is really hurtful that universities still teach MATLAB to students, because this enforces separation instead of collaboration and if the universities can’t support the spread of free software, making it easier to communicate with other fields of science, who will?


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Juventus also want Djalo.
by Jay WilliamsEverton and Newcastle are both keen on a Portuguese wonderkid.
According to O Jogo, Everton and Newcastle are considering triggering the release clause of Matchoi Bobo Djalo. He has a buy-out clause of just €5m in his contract with Pacos de Ferreira, which roughly works out as £4.2m.
Italian giants Juventus are also in the hunt to sign Djalo. The 16-year-old has attracted widespread attention from clubs across Europe and there could be a race on for his signature in January.
Djalo has already played three times for the Pacos de Ferreira first-team. This season, he made his debut in August, featuring for 18 minutes in the 5-0 loss against Benfica in the Primeira Liga.
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This category contains a paper written for the National Business Review for March 2, 2007, and a
letter to and reply from the Minister of Agriculture on the same subject. The
position taken is that protectionist interests in New Zealand's
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thus discriminate against New Zealand trade.
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to bring out the preponderance of agricultural exports and the
agricultural economies that lie behind such exports. For various
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agricultural production and exporting, and the reasons for this
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draws attention to the uneven participation of different countries
in the process and the ongoing conduct of business. The very nature
of technical standards for trade in food products mitigates against
countries with lower educational resources and control
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conference of the International Agricultural Trade Research
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conference was trade in animal products. The paper discusses
traditional meat inspection systems and how they have been updated
in recent years to conform with modern microbiological techniques,
and possible threats to the safety system from epidemics and
changes in technology. The discussion particularly covers the
hormone trade dispute between the US and the EU, the threat of
human infection from animal-borne bovine spongiform encephalopathy
(BSE) and its effects on trade, and the possible effects on trade
of genetically modified animal products. These and other threats
are likely to cause an increase in prescriptive standards for
exports of animal products in the future with possible dire effects
on some exporting countries.
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theme suggested by Thomas Urban. The demands for food safety are
resulting in more and more rigorous standards for trade in meat
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e made great Jove ofttimes transform his shape;
Love made the fierce Alcides stoop at last;
Achilles, stout and bold, could not escape
The direful doom which love upon him cast;
Love made Leander pass the dreadful flood
Which Cestos from Abydos doth divide;
Love made a chaos where proud Ilion stood,
Through love the Carthaginian Dido died
Thus may we see how love doth rule and reigns,
Bringing those under which his power disdains
XXVI
Though you be fair and beautiful withal,
And I am black for which you me despise,
Know that your beauty subject is to fall,
Though you esteem it at so high a price
And time may come when that whereof you boast,
Which is your youth's chief wealth and ornament,
Shall withered be by winter's raging frost,
When beauty's pride and flowering years are spent
Then wilt thou mourn when none shall thee respect;
Then wilt thou think how thou hast scorned my tears;
Then pitiless each one will thee neglect,
When hoary grey shall dye thy yellow hairs;
Then wilt thou think upon poor Corin's case,
Who loved thee dear, yet lived in thy disgrace
XXVII
O Love, leave off with sorrow to torment me;
Let my heart's grief and pining pain content thee!
The breach is made, I give thee leave to enter;
Thee to resist, great god, I dare not venter!
Restless desire doth aggravate mine anguish,
Careful conceits do fill my soul with languish
Be not too cruel in thy conquest gained,
Thy deadly shafts hath victory obtained;
Batter no more my fort with fierce affection,
But shield me captive under thy protection
I yield to thee, O Love, thou art the stronger,
Raise then thy siege and trouble me no longer!
XXVIII
What cruel star or fate had domination
When I was born, that thus my love is crossed?
Or from what planet had I derivation
That thus my life in seas of woe is crossed?

Ah tickle dame! and yet thou constant art
My daily grief and anguish to increase,
And to augment the troubles of my heart
Thou of these bonds wilt never me release;
So that thy darlings me to be may know
The true idea of all worldly woe
XXIX
Some in their hearts their mistress' colours bears;
Some hath her gloves, some other hath her garters,
Some in a bracelet wears her golden hairs,
And some with kisses seal their loving charters
But I which never favour reaped yet,
Nor had one pleasant look from her fair brow,
Content myself in silent shade to sit
In hope at length my cares to overplow
Meanwhile mine eyes shall feed on her fair face,
My sighs shall tell to her my sad designs,
My painful pen shall ever sue for grace
To help my heart, which languishing now pines;
And I will triumph still amidst my woe
Till mercy shall my sorrows overflow
XXX
The raging sea within his limits lies
And with an ebb his flowing doth discharge;
The rivers when beyond their bounds they rise,
Themselves do empty in the ocean large;
But my love's sea which never limit keepeth,
Which never ebbs but always ever floweth,
In liquid salt unto my Chloris weepeth,
Yet frustrate are the tears which he bestoweth
This sea which first was but a little spring
Is now so great and far beyond all reason,
That it a deluge to my thoughts doth bring,
Which overwhelmed hath my joying season
So hard and dry is my saint's cruel mind,
These waves no way in her to sink can find
XXXI
These waves no way in her to sink can find
To penetrate the pith of contemplation;
These tears cannot dissolve her hardened mind,
Nor move her heart on me to take compassion;
O then, poor Corin, scorned and quite despised,
Loathe now to live since life procures thy woe;
Enough, thou hast thy heart anatomised,
For her sweet sake which will no pity show;
But as cold winter's storms and nipping frost
Can never change sweet Aramanthus' hue,
So though my love and life by her are crossed
My heart shall still be constant firm and true
Although Erynnis hinders Hymen's rites,
My fixed faith against oblivion fights
XXXII
My fixed faith against oblivion fights,
And I cannot forget her, pretty elf,
Although she cruel be unto my plights;
Yet let me rather clean forget myself,
Then her sweet name out of my mind should go,
Which is th' elixir of my pining soul,
From whence the essence of my life doth flow,
Whose beauty rare my senses all control;
Themselves most happy evermore accounting,
That such a nymph is queen of their affection,
With ravished rage they to the skies are mounting,
Esteeming not their thraldom nor subjection;
But still do joy amidst their misery,
With patience bearing love's captivity
XXXIII
With patience bearing love's captivity,
Themselves unguilty of his wrath alleging;
These homely lines, abjects of poesy,
For liberty and for their ransom pledging,
And being free they solemnly do vow,
Under his banner ever arms to bear
Against those rebels which do disallow
That love of bliss should be the sovereign heir;
And Chloris if these weeping truce-men may
One spark of pity from thine eyes obtain,
In recompense of their sad heavy lay,
Poor Corin shall thy faithful friend remain;
And what I say I ever will approve,
No joy may be compared to thy love!
XXXIV
The bird of Thrace which


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[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> TLDR: Zcash and Hush don't quite see eye-to-eye on the future of memo field stuff, NO SURPRISE!
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Zcash is optimized for financial xtns, Hush is optimized for communicating. It makes sense
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> There are low-level things that will be designed differently, because of this divergence in design
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Zcash will only support 64KB memos, and so that means many low level changes from Hush, who will support 200KB or larger
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> HUSH could support nSPV, whereas ZCash has little to no mobile presence
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I know it is avoided for good reasons.
But people use cell phones, more than anything.
Would if instead of Signal, which has been doing some things that show a lack of respect for privacy, people use HUSH
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Hush has nSPV support already, we just haven't built it out yet. and nSPV is evolving very fast still
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Privatoshi yes, there will be a SilentDragon mobile app
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> we inherit one from Zecwallet, an android mobile app
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> it needs to be updated to allow HushList stuff, but we have all the important basics there
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I'm talking about new privacy tech...
that works.. It seems like privacy has
taken a few steps back, over past 3-4 years, in general
ZecWallet is the Android companion app for your desktop Zec Wallet full Zcash node. It allows you to connect your Android phone to your desktop zec-qt-wallet, enabling send / receive of fully shielded and private Zcash transactions.
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Since Applebaum got banished
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> oh gosh
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> you spake the name
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I'm just saying
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> It was a shift
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Privatoshi you seem to know some things
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I met Appelbaum in person a few times, he is a weird cat
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I didn't mean him being that important
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> His incident left a lot of things up in the air
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Guardian Project doesn't do much anymore
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> But HUSH is doing good
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Any work is good work.
Things take time to put together
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> We really need our mobile app, I see that now
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> That makes it "real" to a lot of people. Thing is, the mobile app needs to connect to your desktop
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> It's true freedom
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Not using a 3rd party server
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Loki is trying
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Secure messenger
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> mobile app
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> That is the only way to make zaddr xtns with memo fields, via a server you trust with your coins
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> i.e. your own
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> That's right
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> And it's not free and from the Google Play Store
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Privatoshi i haven't heard about Loki in a while, i talked to some of their devs a long time ago
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> XMR coins don't have a memo field, so I have no idea how Loki works
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I don't trust anything from the Play Store
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> it's based on Monero/CryptoNote, yes?
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Yes
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Probably Ring CT
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Privatoshi that is reasonable, we can provide an .apk via github, lol
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> FDroid
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> most people don't know how to use .apk's
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I disassemble apks
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> on my phone lol
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> whoa
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> you are above my paygrade on mobile stuff, I just make full nodes work
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Easy
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Dexplorer apk
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> You are a lot more intelligent than I am
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> You should always recognize quality when it's there
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> You do good work.
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> It's not glamorous, but oh well...
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Privatoshi we plan to get SilentDragon on TAILS
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> or at least try
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I think if we submit the PR, they will accept
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> now imagine, Hush doesn't need all those dumb sprout files (1.6gb)
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> those files make using Tor basically not an option
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> but if you don't have to download all those files.... Tor is a much better option
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Hush basically is the best Zcash protocol coin to use via Tor, because we have the tiniest bandwidth requirements to start a full node
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Nobody else is even close
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> we have not marketed this very well
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> For those following along at home, TAILS is an OS that forces the use of Tor and disallows any networking which doesn't use Tor. basically the safest way to use Tor: https://tails.boum.org/
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Sprout files are bs
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Tails is as user friendly as it gets
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Privatoshi do you actively use TAILS?
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> we need some users that actually use it, to test things. I am a developer, my brain is broken by knowing how the code works
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I can't test things like a real user
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Tails is like to tor what ChromeOS is to Chromebook
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I can test
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Omg
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Duke the ice cream man
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I wish it could be integrated into another OS, as well
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> One I like to use
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Buscador OS
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> OSINT
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> You ever see this app?
Snowden designed it.
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> "__
That is a really good idea to run HUSH through Tails
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Should integrate ATOMICDex too


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[]
• Usedto create Arrays. myArray = [ 0, 1, 2, 3...]
• Pull out elements from the array, remeber an Array always starts the count from 0. So 1 will be counted from 0 and up. console.log(myArray[0]);
{}
• Can be used to make onjects. E.g var testVariable = {"name:" "Rajal"}
• Then create statements. if (condition) {statement};
• Execute the function. function testVariable () {function}
''
• First you must declare the string. var y = "We are the so-called "Vikings" from the north."
• Get into properties with bracket notations. objectTest['tester']
""
• This is the same as single quotes but:
• To get into properties we access it like: objectTester["tester"]


Build Robust & Production Quality Applications - Lesson 3: Part 1
02 Mar 2015Items Covered:
- Growing Complexity
- Interactive Debugging for Solution Delivery
- Transactions
Growing Complexity Guided By Tests
Tags.all.map(&:name) == Tags.all.map{|tag| tag.name}
def create
@todo = Todo.new(params[:todo])
if @todo.save
location_string = @todo.name.split('at').last.strip
@todo.tags.create(name: "location#(location_string)")
redrect_to root_path
else
render :new
end
end
strip method removes all spaces.
def create
@todo = Todo.new(params[:todo])
if @todo.save
location_string = @todo.name.split('at').last.strip
locations = location_string.split('and')
locations.each do |location|
@todo.tags.create(name: "location:#(location)")
redrect_to root_path
else
render :new
end
end
When to use each vs map
each is used for when you want to iterate through a an collection of data, an array for example but you dont want to manipulate the result. map is ideal for when iterating over a collection and then you need to alter of manipulate those returned values for input into another problem.
When to use split vs regex
Use split when searching for one element And regex when searching for more than one.
Interactive Debugging for Solution Discovery
After writing and implementing your test cases, you should run sanity checks within your browser. If bugs are identified, you should run write tests to isolate it the bug.
Use Binding.pry to in your controller being tested, after the problematic line. Binding.pry is really just irb so you now have a means to experiment with your code until you find the right solution.
For a good regex tutorial: Regex Tutorial Rubular
.split method cannot run on nil so Ruby 1.9 introduced .try(:split), which will run .split if not nil.
Transactions
Wrapping batch operations into transactions:
To update the queue in MyFlix, the position entered must be an integer. If not, the entire page will fail to update. This is unlike normal transactions where we can include a validation error. This is where the concept of transactions come in. If all actions in the transaction do not save, it will rollback.
Transactions are protective blocks where SQL statements are only permanent if they can all succeed as one atomic action. The classic example is a transfer between two accounts where you can only have a deposit if the withdrawal succeeded and vice versa. Transactions enforce the integrity of the database and guard the data against program errors or database break-downs. So basically you should use transaction blocks whenever you have a number of statements that must be executed together or not at all.