GSoC - Wrapping Up
Programming · GSoC · SymPyFrom not knowing anything considerable in programming and open source to reaching this level, has been a wonderful ride. Google Summer of Code has been full of ups and downs but none the less exhilarating.
Didn't even know at the time of my first patch that I would be so closely associated to SymEngine and the team members just a few months down the line.
After a couple of bug fixes, my first major contribution came in as the UnivariatePolynomial
class. The biggest challenge here was implementing multiplication using Kronecker's trick. This was my first experience of implementing an algorithm from a paper. The UnivariatePolynomial
class shaped up really well, there are minor improvements that can be made and some optimizations that could be done. But standalone, it is a fully functional class.
Once this was done, my next aim was to optimize multiplication to reach Piranha
's speed. This was a very enriching period and the discussions with the team members and Francesco was a great learning experience. En route, I also got a chance to explore Piranha
under the hood and trouble Francesco for reasoning why certain things were the way they. End of this, we were able to hit Piranha
's speed. I remember I was the happiest I had been in days.
Once we hit the lower level speed, we decided to hard-depend on Piranha
for Polynomial
. This meant adding Piranha
as SymEngine dependence. Here I had to learnt how to write and wrote CMake
files as well as setting up Piranha testing in Travis
meant writing shell
and CI
scripts. We faced a problem here, resolution to which meant implementing Catch
as a testing framework for SymEngine
. Catch
is an awesome library and community is very pleasant. Implementing this was a fun work too.
Also the high level value class Expression
was implemented in SymEngine
, mostly taken from Francesco's work.
I then started writing the Polynomial
class, most of the work is done here(597). But the design is not very well thought of. I say this because once ready this can only support integer(ZZ) domain. But we will also need rational(QQ) and expression(EX). The code will be of much use but we have been discussing a much cleaner implementation with Ring
class. Most of the progress and the new design decisions are being documented here.
Second half has been really rough, with the university running. Ondrej has been really patient with me, I thank him for that. The bond that I made with him through mails, technical and non technical, has really grown strong. He has allowed me to continue the work the Polynomial
and implement more details and algorithms in future. I am looking forward to that as long term association is an amazing thing and I am proud to be responsible for the Polynomial module in SymEngine
.
I am indebted to my mentor Ondrej Certik and all the SymEngine and SymPy developers who were ever ready to help and answer my silliest of questions. It’s an amazing community and they are really very helpful and always appreciated even the smallest of my contributions. The best part of SymEngine is you know contributors one to one and it is like a huge family of learners. I am looking forward to meeting the team (atleast SymPy India in near future).
Google Summer of Code has been one exhilarating journey. I don't know if I was a good programmer then or a good programmer now but I can say that I am a better programmer now.
This is just the beginning of the ride, GSoC a stepping stone.
There will be blog posts coming here, so stay tuned. Till then,
Bye


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This class consists of:
- Lectures
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Lectures
Most lectures include a required reading assignment that is to be completed before class. In class, we will discuss the topic first in small groups and then as a class. I will provide a PDF version of the paper to be read and/or a link to a web version of the paper.
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A federal agency has issued a final environmental impact statement on a controversial proposal to build a liquefied natural gas pipeline and marine terminal in Oregon, and it concluded that there would be no significant impact on the state’s waters, wildlife and minimal risk of a pipeline accident.
The lengthy report by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission was publicized Friday, a day after protesters flooded into the Oregon state capitol and staged a sit-in at the governor’s office before police arrested 21 of them for trespassing. The protesters, who demanded that Oregon Gov. Kate Brown take a public stand against the pipeline, were jailed overnight and released early Friday.
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Authorities have reportedly released 21 protesters who were arrested Thursday night during a sit-in at the governor’s office in the Oregon state capitol.
The demonstrators are opposed to a planned liquefied natural gas pipeline and a marine export terminal in Oregon. They demanded that Gov. Kate Brown publicly oppose the project, which she refused to do.
Southern Oregon Rising Tide, which organized the protest, said the 21 arrested by Oregon State Police spent the night in jail and were out by 5 a.m. Friday. The police did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The proposed marine terminal, in Coos Bay, would allow export of American liquid natural gas to Asia, and would have a 230-mile (370-kilometre) feeder pipeline from an interstate gas hub in southern Oregon’s Klamath County.
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Psalm 119:11
The Bible Memory Game website exists to inspire and encourage people to draw close to God through scripture memorization. My prayer: visiors to the site will experience the lordship of Jesus Christ in a new way as they commit passages from the Bible to memory.
This site is powered by API.Bible, Netlify, and Github.
This site is developed and maintained by Joel Zehring.


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vk.methods.account module¶
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class
vk.methods.account.
Account
(vk: VK, category: str)¶ Bases:
vk.methods.base.BaseMethod
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async
ban
(owner_id: int = None)¶ - Parameters
owner_id –
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async
change_password
(restore_sid: str = None, change_password_hash: str = None, old_password: str = None, new_password: str = None)¶ Changes a user password after access is successfully restored with the [vk.com/dev/auth.restore|auth.restore] method. :param restore_sid: Session id received after the [vk.com/dev/auth.restore|auth.restore] method is executed. (If the password is changed right after the access was restored) :param change_password_hash: Hash received after a successful OAuth authorization with a code got by SMS. (If the password is changed right after the access was restored) :param old_password: Current user password. :param new_password: New password that will be set as a current
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async
get_active_offers
(offset: int = None, count: int = None)¶ Returns a list of active ads (offers) which executed by the user will bring him/her respective number of votes to his balance in the application. :param offset: :param count: Number of results to return.
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async
get_app_permissions
(user_id: int = None)¶ Gets settings of the user in this application. :param user_id: User ID whose settings information shall be got. By default: current user.
-
async
get_banned
(offset: int = None, count: int = None)¶ Returns a user’s blacklist. :param offset: Offset needed to return a specific subset of results. :param count: Number of results to return.
-
async
get_counters
(filter: list = None)¶ Returns non-null values of user counters. :param filter: Counters to be returned.
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async
get_info
(fields: list = None)¶ Returns current account info. :param fields: Fields to return. Possible values: *’country’ — user country,, *’https_required’ — is “HTTPS only” option enabled,, *’own_posts_default’ — is “Show my posts only” option is enabled,, *’no_wall_replies’ — are wall replies disabled or not,, *’intro’ — is intro passed by user or not,, *’lang’ — user language. By default: all.
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async
get_profile_info
()¶ Returns the current account info.
-
async
get_push_settings
(device_id: str = None)¶ Gets settings of push notifications. :param device_id: Unique device ID.
-
async
register_device
(token: str = None, device_model: str = None, device_year: int = None, device_id: str = None, system_version: str = None, settings: str = None, sandbox: bool = None)¶ Subscribes an iOS/Android/Windows Phone-based device to receive push notifications :param token: Device token used to send notifications. (for mpns, the token shall be URL for sending of notifications) :param device_model: String name of device model. :param device_year: Device year. :param device_id: Unique device ID. :param system_version: String version of device operating system. :param settings: Push settings in a [vk.com/dev/push_settings|special format]. :param sandbox:
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async
save_profile_info
(first_name: str = None, last_name: str = None, maiden_name: str = None, screen_name: str = None, cancel_request_id: int = None, sex: int = None, relation: int = None, relation_partner_id: int = None, bdate: str = None, bdate_visibility: int = None, home_town: str = None, country_id: int = None, city_id: int = None, status: str = None)¶ Edits current profile info. :param first_name: User first name. :param last_name: User last name. :param maiden_name: User maiden name (female only) :param screen_name: User screen name. :param cancel_request_id: ID of the name change request to be canceled. If this parameter is sent, all the others are ignored. :param sex: User sex. Possible values: , * ‘1’ – female,, * ‘2’ – male. :param relation: User relationship status. Possible values: , * ‘1’ – single,, * ‘2’ – in a relationship,, * ‘3’ – engaged,, * ‘4’ – married,, * ‘5’ – it’s complicated,, * ‘6’ – actively searching,, * ‘7’ – in love,, * ‘0’ – not specified. :param relation_partner_id: ID of the relationship partner. :param bdate: User birth date, format: DD.MM.YYYY. :param bdate_visibility: Birth date visibility. Returned values: , * ‘1’ – show birth date,, * ‘2’ – show only month and day,, * ‘0’ – hide birth date. :param home_town: User home town. :param country_id: User country. :param city_id: User city. :param status: Status text.
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async
set_info
(name: str = None, value: str = None)¶ Allows to edit the current account info. :param name: Setting name. :param value: Setting value.
Sets an application screen name (up to 17 characters), that is shown to the user in the left menu. :param user_id: User ID. :param name: Application screen name.
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async
set_offline
()¶ Marks a current user as offline.
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async
set_online
(voip: bool = None)¶ Marks the current user as online for 15 minutes. :param voip: ‘1’ if videocalls are available for current device.
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async
set_push_settings
(device_id: str = None, settings: str = None, key: str = None, value: list = None)¶ Change push settings. :param device_id: Unique device ID. :param settings: Push settings in a [vk.com/dev/push_settings|special format]. :param key: Notification key. :param value: New value for the key in a [vk.com/dev/push_settings|special format].
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async
set_silence_mode
(device_id: str = None, time: int = None, peer_id: int = None, sound: int = None)¶ Mutes push notifications for the set period of time. :param device_id: Unique device ID. :param time: Time in seconds for what notifications should be disabled. ‘-1’ to disable forever. :param peer_id: Destination ID. “For user: ‘User ID’, e.g. ‘12345’. For chat: ‘2000000000’ + ‘Chat ID’, e.g. ‘2000000001’. For community: ‘- Community ID’, e.g. ‘-12345’. ” :param sound: ‘1’ — to enable sound in this dialog, ‘0’ — to disable sound. Only if ‘peer_id’ contains user or community ID.
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async
unban
(owner_id: int = None)¶ - Parameters
owner_id –
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async
unregister_device
(device_id: str = None, sandbox: bool = None)¶ Unsubscribes a device from push notifications. :param device_id: Unique device ID. :param sandbox:
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async


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Before Change
def getData(self, filename):
with open(filename, "r") as f:
line = f.readline().strip()
dims_list = [int(dim.strip()) for dim in line.split(",")]
line = f.readline().strip()
content_list = [float(entry.strip()) for entry in line.split(",")]
dims = np.asarray(dims_list)
After Change
self.args.labels)
def getData(self, filename):
num_entries = 0
content_list = []
with open(filename, "r") as f:
line = f.readline()
dim_str = line
while (line != ""):
assert dim_str == line, \
"The dimensions do not match"
num_entries = num_entries + 1
dims_list = [int(dim.strip())
for dim in line.strip().split(",")]
line = f.readline().strip()
content_list.extend([float(entry.strip())
for entry in line.split(",")])
line = f.readline()
dims_list.insert(0, num_entries)
dims = np.asarray(dims_list)
content = np.asarray(content_list)
data = np.reshape(content, dims)


property PixmapChanged: Boolean;
Returns whether the current QPixmap instance has changed or not. You can use that if you're working directly with QT related methods.
Important Note: Due to the nature of QT handling images and bitmap information, there is
a need to notify TBitmap32 about changes you made to the QPixmap. You can use this property to
do so.
This will copy the QPixmap content as
soon as the Bits property is accessed or some internal function is accessing the image data directly. This will make sure
that the content is copied from the QPixmap to the internal QImage in TBitmap32.
This property is only available in the CLX version.


We are a {% comment %} Automatically update the age of the team. Whenever someone updates the website, a rebuild will be triggered and this will update. {% endcomment %} {% assign age = 'now' | date: "%Y" | minus: 2014 %} {% include ordinal.html num=age %} year robotics team that competes each year in the FIRST Robotics Competition. Starting in January, we are tasked with designing, building, and programming a robot to solve a unique challenge and compete with schools in a worldwide competition organized by FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology). For upcoming events see the Team Calendar. The ability to purchase team gear, including shirts, hats, and polos for the 2022 season, is coming soon!
The Team at Work
Some pictures of the team solving the task and building the robot.


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Hello! My name is Vitor, and I am a passionate about programming and music. I've produced a variety of apps, since I started mobile development, ranging from banking solutions to sports analysis, and I've learnt a lot in the process, both professionally and personally.
Regardless of race, color, origin, religion, sex, nationality, sexual orientation, age, marital status, disability, or gender identity, I value diversity, equal job opportunities and organisations that promote self-empowerment, personal development, open communication, transparency, and mutual support.
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{% extends "tutorial/base.html" %} {% from "tutorial/repo.html" import render_repo with context %} {% block title %}Ort Report{% endblock %} {% block subtitle %}Learn how to counter waste, right from GitHub.{% endblock %} {% block container %}
GitHub provides a way to request and interact with data on its platform. This makes it possible to use GitHub data in your application. For example, you can see all your favorite GitHub projects or show what code you are working. This interaction is done through a interface called an API. We provided examples of using GitHub's API to help you get started.
You can retrieve your starred projects on GitHub using the /user/starred
endpoint. Within this starter project, you can also use the services/github.py
module, which makes it easier to make an authenticated request.
A GET request to the /user/starred
endpoint using the github.py
module would follow this format:
github = GitHub(access_token=session['access_token'])
results = github.get('/user/starred')
As a result, you will see your starred repositories below:
{% if tutorial1|length == 0 %}You haven't starred any repositories on GitHub yet. You can star this project here.
{% else %}This example requires an authenticated user. Please log in to see your starred repositories.
{% endif %}The endpoint for searching GitHub projects is located at /search/repositories
. You can use this endpoint to find projects on GitHub. Within this starter project, you also can use the services/github.py
module, which makes it easier to make an authenticated request.
A GET request to the /search/repositories
endpoint using the github.py
module would follow this format:
github = GitHub(access_token=session['access_token'])
results = github.get('/search/repositories')
As a result, you should be able to search for GitHub projects below:
You can use the search bar above to find new projects.
{% else %}Cannot find a repository that matches that input. Please try again.
{% endif %} {% else %}Please sign in to use the search functionality.
{% endif %}