Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 5-6
Dietary
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4 and grease 6 ramekins.
Heat the oil in a large saucepan and add the garlic and courgettes.
Cook the courgettes gently, on a slow sizzle so they soften without browning. Continue cooking, stirring frequently, until they are completely soft and almost all their water has evaporated (this may take 20 minutes or more). Then bash to a pulpy consistency with a wooden spoon or potato masher and set aside.
In a small pan, melt the butter and add the flour. Mix together, cook for 1 minute, then stir in the hot milk to make a thick béchamel, stirring continuously to avoid lumps.
Allow to bubble for just 1 minute (this ensures the flour is cooked through) then remove from the heat.
Add the bechamel to the courgette, along with the egg yolks, cheese, and a few twists of black pepper, and beat well to get a nice sticky mixture.
Whisk the egg whites until stiff and fold carefully into the mixture.
Divide between five to six ramekins or pile into one large soufflé dish.
Bake in a preheated oven for 12-15 minutes for ramekins, up to 35 minutes for large one. Serve straight from the oven, without delay.


Created by Oliver Hine / @oliyh
A developer-friendly chat service
an idea, behavior, style, or usage that spreads from person to person within a culture
POST
token=gIkuvaNzQIHg97ATvDxqgjtO
team_id=T0001
team_domain=juxt
channel_id=C2147483705
channel_name=general
user_id=U2147483697
user_name=frankie
command=/meme
text=rich hickey | simple | made complex
https://api.slack.com/slash-commands
Deserialisation, coercion and related error handling
(s/defschema SlackRequest
{(req :token) s/Str
(req :team_id) s/Str
(req :team_domain) s/Str
(req :channel_id) s/Str
(req :channel_name) s/Str
(req :user_id) s/Str
(req :user_name) s/Str
(req :command) s/Str
(req :text) s/Str})
(swagger/defhandler slack-meme
{:summary "Responds asynchonously to
Slash commands from Slack"
:parameters {:formData SlackRequest}
:responses {200 {:schema MemeUrl}}}
[{:keys [form-params] :as request}]
(let [text (:text form-params)]
{:status 200
:body (meme/generate-meme text)))
(swagger/defroutes api-routes
{:info {:title "Slacky"
:description "Memes and more for Slack"
:externalDocs {:description "Find out more"
:url "https://github.com/oliyh/slacky"}
:version "2.0"}
:tags [{:name "meme"
:description "All the memes!"}]}
[[["/api" ^:interceptors [(swagger/body-params)
bootstrap/json-body
(swagger/coerce-request)
(swagger/validate-response)]
["/slack"
["/meme" ^:interceptors [(annotate {:tags ["meme"]})]
{:post slack-meme}]]
["/swagger.json" {:get [(swagger/swagger-json)]}]
["/*resource" {:get [(swagger/swagger-ui)]}]]]])
Keep the main handler simple by separating authentication logic into its own interceptor
Keeps 1-click deploy even when there are database migrations etc
juxt/joplinDecomplect interceptor scope from ordering
oliyh/angel-interceptor


What Is OpenStreetMap?
a.k.a. OSM
Founded In 2004
"Wikipedia Of Maps"
Anyone With An Account Can Edit
What Isn't OpenStreetMap?
Proprietary - Only Caveat: Must Provide Attribution (Share Alike)
*Static*
Controlled By An Authoritative Body
Defined By Elements And....
- Nodes (Points)
- Ways (Lines)
- Areas (Polygons)
- Relations (Groups)
...And By Tags
- highway = primary
- bridge = yes
- building = house
- leisure = pitch & sport = baseball (Baseball Diamond)
There's A Ton Of Stuff
- Roads, highways, bridges, and tunnels
- Bus stops, bus routes, bike routes, and railways
- Businesses: shops, restaurants, bars
- Buildings: schools, churches, houses
- Parks, lakes, mountains, and even trees
- Airports, power networks, and mailboxes
- Administrative boundaries
- Full List Here
Editing In OSM
Sooooo Easy
My 10 yr Old Does It!
Edit With iD
There Are Others But iD Is Best For Beginners
Do The Walkthrough First
Start Local
Save Your Edits
Save Often
Save = Linked Changeset (Like A Commit)
Include Source And Info About Your Edit
10th Anniversary Mapathon
Weekend of August 9-10, 2014
use the hashtag #mapathon on every changeset committed
LEARNING ABOUT MAPS TOGETHER
#c4hrva
goes
#maptimehrva
¿¿¿Questions???


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Car Game
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This class is used to create a simulation of movement. More...
#include <physics.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | Direction { Positive, Negative, None } |
Public Member Functions | |
| Physics () | |
| void | updatePhysics (float timeStep) |
| void | setPosition (sf::Vector2f position) |
| void | setVelocity (sf::Vector2f newVel) |
| void | setSpeed (float fNewSpeed) |
| void | setMass (float fNewMass) |
| void | setDirection (sf::Vector2f newDir) |
| void | setFriction (sf::Vector2f newFri) |
| void | setAngle (float fNewAngle) |
| sf::Vector2f | getPosition () const |
| sf::Vector2f | getVelocity () const |
| void | setDirection (Direction eDirection) |
Public Attributes | |
| Direction | eCurrentDirection |
Private Attributes | |
| sf::Vector2f | position |
| sf::Vector2f | velocity |
| sf::Vector2f | friction |
| sf::Vector2f | direction |
| sf::Vector2f | rotationAndDirection |
| float | fSpeed |
| float | fMass |
| float | fAngle |
| float | fDegToRad |
| (float)M_PI / 180.f; More... | |
| VectorMaths | m_vectMaths |
This class is used to create a simulation of movement.
| enum Physics::Direction |
| Physics::Physics | ( | ) |
An initializer.
| sf::Vector2f Physics::getPosition | ( | ) | const |
Returns a position.
| sf::Vector2f Physics::getVelocity | ( | ) | const |
Returns a velocity.
| void Physics::setAngle | ( | float | fNewAngle | ) |
Sets an angle for physics simulation.
| fNewAngle | = New angle. |
| void Physics::setDirection | ( | sf::Vector2f | newDir | ) |
Sets a direction for physics simulation.
| newDir | = New direction vector. |
| void Physics::setDirection | ( | Direction | eDirection | ) |
Sets a direction for the object.
| eDirection | = New direction. |
| void Physics::setFriction | ( | sf::Vector2f | newFri | ) |
Sets a friction for physics simulation.
| newFri | = New friction vector. |
| void Physics::setMass | ( | float | fNewMass | ) |
Sets a mass for physics simulation.
| fNewMass | = New mass. |
| void Physics::setPosition | ( | sf::Vector2f | position | ) |
Sets a position for physics simulation.
| position | = New position vector. |
| void Physics::setSpeed | ( | float | fNewSpeed | ) |
Sets a speed for physics simulation.
| fNewSpeed | = New speed. |
| void Physics::setVelocity | ( | sf::Vector2f | newVel | ) |
Sets a velocity for physics simulation.
| newVel | = New velocity vector. |
| void Physics::updatePhysics | ( | float | timeStep | ) |
Physics update.
| timeStep | = Time which updates most of the functions and variables, for example velocity. |
|
private |
A direction.
| Direction Physics::eCurrentDirection |
Our current direction.
|
private |
An angle.
|
private |
(float)M_PI / 180.f;
A conversion from degrees to radians.
|
private |
A mass.
|
private |
A friction.
|
private |
A speed.
|
private |
A variable which deals with vector maths.
|
private |
A position.
|
private |
A direction and rotation combined.
|
private |
A velocity.


Work Experience
Disney Streaming
Lead Software Engineer
Aug 2022 - Present
Remote
Member of Content Distribution & Origin team serving content for Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+, etc.
- Contribute to the implementation and deployment of the data plane and supporting software for the Disney Origin, Mid-Tier, and Edge appliances and CDNs
- Update Varnish HTTP cache VCL configurations and add Varnish Test Cases (VTC) for testing HTTP request behavior
- Expand Python CLI utilities to administer and maintain caching infrastructure
- Improve Server Maintenance feature to pull Varnish servers out of cluster without impacting users including coordination with Varnish, Apache Traffic Router/Monitor, internal monitoring/configuration management, and Bird/BGP
- Expand testing of Varnish and Server Maintenance into containers to improve test coverage before deploying changes (Python/pytest)
- Design and implement operational tooling for health monitoring, traffic engineering, and other critical functions
- Apply principled engineering practices including unit testing, integration testing, continuous integration
VMware
Senior Site Reliability Engineer
Oct. 2019 - Aug. 2022
Remote
Maintained and managed testing lab for all of VMware Security Business Unit (Carbon Black)
- Helped spearhead effort to move entire lab across the country from Massachusetts to Washington State with almost no downtime or impact to users
- Maintained large vSphere lab environment serving hundreds of engineers and thousands of VMs per week
- Maintained core services for testing including multiple Jenkins servers, Gitlab, Artifactory, vSphere/vCenter, DNS/firewalls/networking, etc.
- Migrated existing services to on-prem Kubernetes solutions using Tanzu (TKG)
- Helped users debug complex pipelines and automated testing workflows, as well as handled all issues that occur within the lab
- Automated deployment of servers and services using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and containers
- Automated common tasks and monitoring using scripts and CI/CD
- Automated deployment and management of servers with Puppet/Ansible
- Advocated for security across VMware and proactively looked for improvements and weaknesses
- Mentored and assisted junior engineers
Carbon Black
Senior Software Development Engineer in Test
Aug. 2016 - Oct. 2019
Remote
Automation, continuous integration, QA testing
- Helped design and implement automated testing suite for multiple products across Windows/Linux/Mac using Python/pytest, Docker, vCenter, and Jenkins w/Groovy pipelines
- Automated existing manual test cases and test plans to free up manual tester time and provide more coverage
- Worked with Release Engineering to hook automation and testing into the build process
- Implemented Graylog (ELK) for log monitoring in test environments to monitor hard to find bugs and crashes
- Assisted with containerizing the product with Docker in order to deploy on-demand test environments
- Mentored existing engineers on best practices and provide code reviews
- Evangelized and promoted automation across the company and leadership
- Collaborated with developers on improving system quality and establishing efficient and thorough testing
- Assisted DevOps and Systems Engineering teams on creating test environments, test labs, and consult on technologies and products used
- Interviewed new hire candidates across roles
Hudl
Quality Engineer
Sept. 2014 - Aug. 2016
Remote
Automation, continuous integration, QA testing
- Authored and maintained scalable and expandable automated testing framework in Python for Selenium (web) and Appium (mobile) testing, as well as HTTP/REST/GraphQL integration testing
- Added new automation, tests, and CI across many different areas of the product team and internal infrastructure, wherever needed
- Provided code reviews and assistance to other Quality Engineers and Analysts
- Helped maintain Hudl's AWS cloud infrastructure and participated in on-call rotation
- Documented limitations and continually pushed for improvements to infrastructure and processes to increase testing consistency
- Interviewed, graded projects, and helped hire dozens of candidates across all roles including interns, engineers, PMs, and VPs
- Co-lead "Security Guild", focused on security related issues at Hudl, and best practices
- Continually researched new technologies, testing frameworks, and libraries
- Improved and pushed bug fixes upstream to open source projects Hudl uses
- Mentored new employees
Avere Systems
Software QA Engineer
Feb. 2013 - Aug. 2014
Remote
Tested products and features to maintain quality and find bugs
- Responsible for writing software automation for testing and debugging Avere products
- Worked with developers finding, fixing, and verifying product bugs and solutions
- Discovered weaknesses or enhancements that make the product better or easier to use
- Wrote and improved existing test plans and documentation
- Verified new product features are well tested and working properly before shipping
- Implemented Selenium web testing framework for cross-browser automation
- Test focus areas: advanced networking, installation/upgrade, management and configuration, and GUI
Avere Systems
Customer Experience Engineer
Jul. 2011 - Feb. 2013
Pittsburgh, PA
Member of team of versatile support engineers handling all customer and internal support requests
- Required to be resourceful and efficient in order to solve issues with minimal training or documentation
- Utilizing a large variety of skill sets to take each issue from initial troubleshooting to resolution including log/statistic analysis, internal troubleshooting commands, OS debugging, packet capture analysis, internal process tracing and debugging, as well as engaging engineers when necessary
- Required to discover root cause of each issue, including isolation to outside problems not related to the Avere product such as switch or routing problems, network bottlenecks, hardware failures, back-end storage communication, etc.
- Direct customer interaction via phone, email, and desktop sharing resolving a wide range of issues from initial configuration, to performance analysis, to complex network/storage/product troubleshooting
- Required to document, collect data, and reproduce issues in house if possible, providing engineers with as much information as possible to fix software issues
- Providing feedback on product shortcomings, product enhancements, and customer pains
- Interfacing with all aspects of company including sales, engineers, marketing, customers, devops, etc.
- Trained new engineers as well as interviewing potential new candidates
- Wrote tools and scripts for customer configuration, data analysis, and visualization
- Documented common problems and solutions
- Participated in weekly 24x7 on-call rotation
LocalNet Corp.
Linux Systems Administrator
Feb. 2009 - Jul. 2011
Buffalo, NY
Member of small team of administrators responsible for 300+ server infrastructure
- One of only two local admins who were responsible for all server hardware installation, troubleshooting and maintenance including being trusted with full security access to all buildings, hardware, and software
- Regularly on-call in rotation with other admins, as well as "hands-on" on-call for remote admins when hardware needs physical interaction or maintenance
- Performed complete power audit of server infrastructure and found that power could be reduced between $13-15k per year by virtualizing physical servers
- Created VMware ESXi infrastructure and began complete physical-to-virtual conversion of entire server infrastructure, even manually converting outdated servers that rely on unsupported hardware
- Greatly improved server infrastructure by instituting RAID on core non-load-balanced servers as well as helped roll out completely customized Nagios monitoring system
- Upgraded customer database from an outdated version of MySQL to new updated hardware with RAID w/BBWC, replication, optimized configuration settings, and appropriate tables converted to InnoDB from MyISAM with performance improvements of 500% in some cases, all with less than 3 hours of downtime
- Set up new load-balanced webmail front end and customized distributed email system serving over 250,000 customers in order to institute server side email filtering, without any disruption to email delivery
- Inventoried entire server infrastructure using open source software creating complete audit of hardware and software on all servers
- Designed server hardware for digital signage distributed enterprise server product
- Set up LTSP environment for the company’s call center, re-using old Pentium III desktop PCs distributed across multiple servers saving the company thousands of dollars on machines for tech agents, and giving complete control over what they can do and access
- Designated “hardware guy” for all equipment, have built and troubleshot hundreds of servers in a completely heterogeneous environment from many different vendors
- Responsible for documenting all completed projects as well as interviewing/training of new admins
- Daily monitoring and support of email systems, distributed hosting environments, and disk/tape backups
- Kept servers patched for vulnerabilities and compliant with TrustKeeper/Trustwave auditing
- Dozens of upgrade/security maintenance windows performed during off hours, usually 2-6am, many times involving coordination with other departments
Ingram Micro
Technical Support Engineer II
Sept. 2006 - Feb. 2009
Buffalo, NY
- Pre-sales infrastructure and design consultation with worldwide VAR accounts to design and configure solutions for business needs in the areas of networking, wireless, IP telephony, servers/blades, PCs, fibre channel storage, load balancing, and others
- Post-sales configuration and troubleshooting of Cisco networks including routers, switches/chassis, voice gateways, firewalls, IP Telephony and Unified Communications, as well as Linux software deployments
- Maintenance, configuration, and redesign of a fully functional internal enterprise network for hundreds of users including servers, tape libraries and SAN
- Level 2 technician with responsibility of full knowledge of the supported products including escalations from level 1 technicians
- Training for new technicians, licensing specialists, and re-sellers in person or via WebEx on all areas of technology including networking, systems/servers, storage, and power
- Proactively discovering gaps in knowledge of the team and resolving via team or 1-on-1 training sessions
- Provided feedback in multiple areas of Ingram Micro's business directly resulting in improvement of business operations, expenses, efficiency, and reliability including in house applications, remotely located servers and networking equipment
- Leader in Ingram Micro's World Class Tech Support which is renowned worldwide as the best in distribution including consistently being voted #1 by CRN magazine and CompTIA; excelling in consistency, accuracy, and prompt response
- Leader of the F5 Networks team including off-site training on BIG-IP from F5 in NYC
- Installation and configuration of Windows Active Directory/IIS/Exchange servers
Cyber Source
Admin/System Builder/Web Developer
Jan. 2002 - Sept. 2006
Buffalo, NY
- Linux systems administrator including configuration and regular maintenance of production e-mail, web, and backup servers
- Website authoring and maintaining
- Linux desktop installer including configuration of end user ready Linux machines for home or office use including VMware Workstation, Server, and Player
- Configuration and installation of medium-sized office networks including LAN, WAN, and on-site calls
- Building complete systems/servers unsupervised
- Repairing and troubleshooting software and hardware errors of desktops/laptops
Recommendations
"Jesse has that rare combination of attributes that make him a delight to have on a team. He is a consummate professional and consistently reliable and conscientious; he is highly skilled in a number of technologies and always adding to his tool belt as a continuous learner; AND he is easy going and just a generally very pleasant human being to be around. If given the opportunity I would hire Jesse without hesitation and very much hope we can work together again someday when the stars align for that. You will not regret a decision to hire him. He's driven and delivers value with whatever he sets his professional mind to accomplishing."
"Jesse joined my team at Carbon Black at an early stage of building a complex automation environment. He got up to speed fast and contributed to both implementation and architecture. Jesse is highly regarded by his teammates and is a great addition to any team. Our automation framework needed to run in a highly secure environment and Jesse was part of the team that made it happen. I highly recommend Jesse, he will elevate any team's technical ability."
"I was the first engineer to interview Jesse when he applied for a role at Carbon Black. After speaking with him, I told my manager "You must hire this guy" and we did. As it turned out, Jesse was even better than I had expected. Jesse is meticulous and hard working but also collaborative and friendly. I could distill this down to one word, he's _solid_. He is an exceptional engineer and one of the best Python developers I've ever worked with. I would happily work with Jesse again, in any capacity."
"Jesse is one of the most talented and passionate engineers I have come across throughout my career. His ability to quickly debug and troubleshoot problems, architect elegant solutions, and patiently mentor his peers makes Jesse a rare gem in the field. I haven’t worked with him for a few years now, but we still keep in touch and share new ideas and things we’ve learned along the way. I wouldn’t hesitate to work with Jesse again, and have certainly tried a number of times to no avail!"
"Jesse is an essential piece of any team he is on. He is excellent at providing direction, feedback, and work quality. Some of my favorite interactions with Jesse were through the code review process, and utilizing that to help grow a culture of quality reviews, and using those reviews as a great learning opportunity. Aside from that, Jesse has great insight on direction and focus for products and roadmaps. Easily one of my favorite coworkers to date."
"It is always a pleasure to work with Jesse on any project. I've been fortunate enough to have worked with him in two different companies. He has a wide breadth and depth of knowledge around Python, test automation, system administration, vSphere, and many others. He is usually the first person I go to for a review of my code, as he will suggest and guide anyone who asks to get the best code possible merged."
Skills
- Programming - Python, Advanced
- Programming - Bash, Advanced
- Programming - PowerShell, Advanced
- Programming - PHP, Perl, Java, Basic
- Programming - Javascript, Basic
- Programming - Ruby, Basic
- Systems Administration - Linux, Advanced
- Systems Administration - Windows, Experienced
- Systems Administration - macOS, Experienced
- Web Development - CSS/HTML/HTML5, Intermediate
- Varnish Cache (HTTP accelerator)
- Amazon Web Services (AWS) (EC2, S3, Lambda, etc.)
- Automated testing (Unit, Integration, End-To-End Testing)
- Containerization/Orchestration (Tanzu (TKG), Docker, Kubernetes, etc.)
- Continuous Integration (CI/CD) (Jenkins, TeamCity, GitLab CI, Travis CI)
- Configuration Management (Puppet, Chef, Ansible, Salt, etc.)
- Graylog, ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana)
- Web Servers (Apache, NGINX, etc.)
- Software Version Control (Git/Github/Gitlab, SVN, CVS, etc.)
- JMeter load testing
- Networking and packet analysis (tcpdump, Wireshark, firewalls, etc.)
- Building servers/hardware from consumer to enterprise
- Virtualization (VMware vCenter/ESXi, Hyper-V, Xen, OpenVZ, VirtualBox)
- Agile Methodologies - Scrum, Kanban
- Mail servers (Sendmail, Postfix, qmail, etc.)
- Storage Networking (SAN, NFS, SMB, NAS, etc.)
- MySQL, PostgreSQL
Talks/Presentations
Talk at local Python Buffalo meetup: "Covering basic debugging using the Python debugger (pdb) without an IDE, as well as some more efficient debugging with the more feature-rich iPython debugger (ipdb). We'll mix in a little HTTP troubleshooting to show how I found a bug in the popular Python Requests module."
Open Source Projects
Utility to combine multiple webcals into a single calendar
Streamlit app for calculating values of VMW/AVGO acquisition related stock
Script for pulling Covid data from the Williamsville Central School District daily updates and publishing them to public charts using Python for web scraping, and Pandas for data analysis
Library for controlling the Boom Equalizer software for Mac, reverse engineered from packet captures
Client and scripts for interacting with the KISI lock API
Script to create playlists from lists of album names for music services like Spotify
Open Source Contributions
linux-nfs
Caching bug in the readdirplus operation in the NFS client of the Linux kernel
Jenkins - Pipeline: Job plugin
Console for multi-branch pipelines has gotten progressively slower over time
Selenium
When a Windows client is killed, Grid nodes can leave sessions/browsers open indefinitely
Appium
Twine
nginx-proxy
Change dhparam positional args to be inherited vars, standardize naming
Graylog/collector-sidecar
Specify OS when building packages so they can be built on Mac
Golang service library
Golang service library
Add support for loading environment variables from optional file
BitBar
Ics.py
Spotipy
Falcon
Fix flake8 errors and add additional linting coverage as part of PyCon 2016 Open Source sprints
Education
Associate of Occupational Studies Information Technology - Computer Network Systems
ITT Technical Institute
2004 - 2006
Certifications and Training
CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate
Cisco
Security Engineering on AWS training
AWS
Architecting on AWS training
AWS
Volunteering
Coach
Amherst Youth Basketball
2019 - Present
Coaching youth basketball and teaching teams to work together


Xmla.Dataset.Cellset Class
This class implements a Cellset object.
You do not need to instantiate objects of this class yourself.
Rather, the Xmla.Dataset
class creates instances of this class to represent the cells (the value of the measures) of an MDX query.
(see getCellset()
.)
Constructor
Xmla.Dataset.Cellset
()
Item Index
Methods
cellCount
()
Int
Returns the number of cells contained in this cellset. This is the number of cells that is actually present in the cellset - not the number of logical cells. The nuber of logical cells can be be calculated by multiplying the tuple counts of all axes of the data set. The XML/A provider will typically not return empty cells, hence, the cellCount may be less than the logical cell count.
Returns:
The number of cells in this cellset.
cellOrdinal
()
Int
Returns the ordinal number of the current cell.
The ordinal is the logical cell pointer, which may be different than the physical cell pointer.
To get the physical cell pointer, see curr()
Returns:
returns the logical cell pointer.
cellOrdinalForTupleIndexes
-
tuple
Calculate the ordinal based on the specified tuple indexes.
Parameters:
-
tuple
int...index - a variable list of integer arguments. Arguments represent the index of a tuple on the query axes. Tuple indexes should be specified by descending order of axes. For example, if you have a DataSet with 2 Axes, pass the row tuple index as the first argument, and the column tuple index as the last argument.
Returns:
The ordinal number for this combination of tuple indexes. This return value can be used as argument for getByOrdinal()
cellProperty
-
propertyName
Return the value of the current property of the current cell. XML/A defines these standard properties:
Value
FmtValue
ForeColor
BackColor
Parameters:
-
propertyName
StringThe name of the property to retrieve.
Returns:
returns the value of the specified property of the current cell.
close
()
Close this cellset.
curr
()
Int
Returns the internal cell pointer. This is the fysical cell pointer.
To get the logical cell pointer, see cellOrdinal()
Returns:
returns the internal cell pointer.
eachCell
-
callback
-
scope
-
args
Iterate through each cell.
Parameters:
-
callback
Function() -
scope
Object -
args
Object
Returns:
fetchRangeAsArray
-
from
-
to
Get a range of cells withing the range that fits the specified ordinals.
This method is useful to grab a slice of cells for a subset of the axes.
(You can use cellOrdinalForTupleIndexes
to calculate ordinals in terms of tuple indexes.)
The returned range only contains cells that actually exist so the ordinal of adjacent cells may have gaps,
Parameters:
-
from
Int- the ordinal number indicating the start of the range
-
to
Int- the ordinal number indicating the end of the range
Returns:
- An array of cells that fit the specified range.
getByIndex
-
index
-
object
Get a cell by its physical index.
This method should typically not be called by clients.
Instead, they should use getByOrdinal()
Parameters:
-
index
Int- the physical index of the cell within the cellset.
-
object
Object- optional. An object to copy the properties of the specified cell to. If omitted, a new object will be returned instead.
Returns:
An object that represents the cell.
getByOrdinal
-
ordinal
-
object
Get a cell by its logical index.
Parameters:
-
ordinal
Int- the ordinal number of the cell to retrieve.
-
object
Object- optional. An object to copy the properties of the specified cell to. If omitted, a new object will be returned instead.
Returns:
An object that represents the cell.
getByTupleIndexes
-
ordinal
Get the cell corresponding to the specified tuple indexes.
Parameters:
-
ordinal
int...
Returns:
hasCellProperty
-
propertyName
Check if the cell has the specified property. XML/A defines these standard properties:
Value
FmtValue
ForeColor
BackColor
Parameters:
-
propertyName
StringThe name of the property to check for.
Returns:
returns true
if the current cell has the specified property, false
if it doesn't.
hasMoreCells
()
Boolean
Check if there are cells to iterate through.
Returns:
true
if there are more cells to iterate, false
if there are no more cells to iterate.
indexForOrdinal
-
ordinal
Get the physical cell index for the specified ordinal number. This method is useful to calculate boundaries to retrieve a range of cells.
Parameters:
-
ordinal
Int- the ordinal number for which the index shoul dbe returned
Returns:
The physical index.
nextCell
()
Int
Advance to the next (physical) cell. Note that this method may appear to be skipping cells. This happens when the XML/A provider omits empty cells in the response.
Returns:
returns the ordinal of the next cell, or -1 if there was no next cell.
readCell
-
object
Reads the current cell into the specified object.
Parameters:
-
object
ObjectAn existing object to use for the current cell. If omitted, a new object will be created.
Returns:
An object that represents the current cell.
reset
-
idx
Resets the internal cell pointer to the argument, or to 0 if the argument is omitted. Normally, you shouldn't have to call this method yourself.
Parameters:
-
idx
Int


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There are 3 kinds, 'code only' and 'with comment', 'all steps'.
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Save Our Ocean Baths public meeting addressed by lord mayor Nuatali Nelmes and City of Newcastle staff
by Phoebe MoloneyNewcastle lord mayor Nuatali Nelmes committed to conducting community consultation on the future of Merewether and Newcastle Ocean Baths before the new year, during a public meeting held on the weekend.
The meeting's organiser, however, says she remains unconvinced the City of Newcastle has justified its move to seek interest from private developers before going to residents.
Cr Nelmes said she understood the "anxiety and concern" provoked by concept drawings accompanying council's request for expressions of interest to redevelop and reuse the baths' pavilions, saying, "I don't like the renders either".
"Nothing will happen on any of these sites without much more extensive community consultation," she said.
The concept drawings for Newcastle Ocean Baths showed a modern box design sitting behind the baths' heritage-listed art deco facade, which must be retained.
The renders accompanied council's request for expressions of interest in redeveloping or reusing the Newcastle and Merewether pavilions with a potential for leases of up to 21 years.
Saturday's meeting at Newcastle Ocean Baths was the first event hosted under the "Save Our Ocean Baths" banner.
Merewether's Jessica Miller is coordinating a campaign to stop the EOI process after a petition she created garnered over 4500 signatures online.
Council's manager of property and facilities Adam Vine addressed the gathering of around 100 people. He denied council was "starting privatisation" of the baths, when questioned by an attendee.
"This is really the first step in understanding what might be possible," he said. "We're simply asking the question of the market to say, 'Do you have an interest in going on a journey with us?'"
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Directed by: Courtney Solomon Written by: Topper Lilien, Carroll Cartwright
In another world, the Empress Savina (Thora Birch) has decided to eliminate the caste system by making commoners equal to mages. The mage council, led by the ambitious Profion (Jeremy Irons), obviously doesn't like this, and demand that Savina turn her scepter of what's his face over to them. The scepter gives its user control of gold dragons. Profion decides that to combat the empress, he must obtain the rod of so and so, which will give him control of red dragons. He sends his henchman, Damodar (Bruce Payne), after it. Meanwhile, two thieves, Ridley and Snails (Justin Whalin and Marlon Wayans), and a young apprentice wizard named Marina (Zoe McLellan) are trying to locate the rod so they can destroy it for the empress. They team up with a drunken dwarf (Lee Arenberg) in desperate need of a napkin, and an elven tracker (Kristen Wilson) in desperate need of a personality, and go out to face the armies that await them. Yet time is running out for the Empress, and Profion is gaining more and more allies in the council. Can our heroes succeed? Will justice prevail? Will you manage to stay awake?
I have to admit, when I first heard about the Dungeons and Dragons project a couple of years back, I was rather looking forward to it. I'd enjoyed the game years ago, and we get so few fantasy movies I thought it would be a nice change of pace. Then, perhaps eight months ago, I saw the first screen shots from the film and doubts began to form in my mind. It would appear these doubts were well justified. In fact, it could be argued that Dungeons and Dragons is the worst film of the year (though in my opinion that crown still belongs to Battlefield Earth). Yet in some ways, the film reminded me more of Highlander: Endgame, in that it should never have hit the big screens, but been marketed as a direct to video release. The special effects are of the same cheesy lot found on afternoon action shows like "Xena: Warrior Princess" (I know, after Dragonheart no dragon would look good enough, but these are really bad); the costumes look like they were purchased at the local Halloween costume shop; the acting is so atrocious it cannot be adequately described; and the story will most likely baffle those over the age of 12 who have never played the role playing game.
Can no one act in this god forsaken movie?! That's the thought that was running through my head throughout the film, and alas, it seems no one could. Justin Whalin (Jimmy Olsen from "Lois and Clark") leads our talentless cast with a performance that would have been more appropriate to your average high school play. Marlon Wayans (Scary Movie) goes out of his way to prove he's the least talented Wayans brother. His brand of completely out of place ghetto speech is so annoying it might just make you wish Jar Jar Binks would show up (well... maybe not that annoying). Zoe McLellan is certainly attractive, but don't expect her to win any major awards for her performance other than the razzie. Bruce Payne (Highlander: Endgame, what do you know?) is painfully bad as the bald, lipstick wearing, and not even remotely intimidating Damodar. The man's idea of acting consists of whispering horrible dialogue while contorting his face into various looks of disgust (possibly at his lines). Amongst a legion of bad actors, Payne stands out as the worst. I'm still in shock that Jeremy Irons (The Mission) of all people actually signed on to this movie, but there he is, hamming it up like you've never seen before. At least he seems to be having a good time, even if the audience isn't. As for Thora Birch, who showed real promise with her performance in American Beauty, all her talent seems to have vanished into thin air. Of course, she only has about ten minutes of screen time, and in a movie filled with really horrible dialogue, she gets the worst.  An example of her average line would be "I know this within the depths of my soul." Ouch. Of course, she delivers all these lines in the same, monotone voice, which somehow manages to make them even worse. Tom Baker, Doctor Who himself, turns up briefly as the king of the elves; one of the film's few pleasant surprises.
When a film starts with a voice-over narration explaining things that still don't make any sense afterwards, you know you're in for a bumpy ride. Unfortunately, this movie wasn't just bumpy, it was more like being stuck in a hurricane for an hour and a half. This piece of garbage has single handedly destroyed the good name of D&D. Wait, it didn't have a good name... that's a neat trick. In addition to the horrible effects, costumes, dialogue, acting, direction, sets, etc., the film makes one more major blunder. At times, it actually tries to convey some sort of moral message. When the film tries to be profound, it's really, really bad. When it sticks to being light-hearted and kind of goofy, it's.... really, really bad. You're no doubt wondering if a movie called Dungeons and Dragons has any dungeons. There are legions of cheesy looking dragons, and yes, there is one dungeon. It consists of Ridley going through three different traps while a group of thieves watch, betting on whether or not he'll survive. We're told that countless people have tried to beat these traps and failed. I don't know who these people were, but they must have been blind and wheel-chair bound since I could have beaten these traps and I'm none too light on my feet.
The question now, is what could have been done to improve this movie? Well, targeting things at an adult audience would have helped. Perhaps with a real adult cast (I'm so tired of teenage "actors" I can't see straight), and a real adult director (this is Solomon's first film and it shows), and a real adult script (why do all bad movies seem to have multiple writers?), this could have been something. In other words, if you had completely changed everything about the movie, it could have been tolerable. So is there anything good about this movie other than Tom Baker's appearance? Well, the final battle scene is alright, I suppose, in a cartoonish sort of way.  As for the film's score, by composer Justin Caine Burnett (who? exactly), it's perfectly suited to the movie because it's just as irritating and cheesy as the antics on screen. Dungeons and Dragons runs 105 minutes, although it will feel like three times that. I'd recommend the film to fans of cheesy movies, because this is one of the cheesiest I've seen in some time; and to people who thought Battlefield Earth was unfairly panned. I give it one and a half out of five stars.
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Responsive Web design is the approach that suggests that design and development should respond to the user's behavior and environment based on screen size, platform and orientation. The practice consists of a mix of flexible grids and layouts, images and an intelligent use of CSS media queries. As the user switches from their laptop to iPad, the website should automatically switch to accommodate for resolution, image size and scripting abilities. In other words, the website should have the technology to automatically respond to the user's preferences. This would eliminate the need for a different design and development phase for each new gadget on the market.1
Responsive design is not only a good idea, it is becoming an absolute necessity in modern day web designing. As more devices that are used to view webpages become available in many different screen sizes, web designers must implement responsive design into their CSS to allow proper viewing of the page across all devices.
Fluid Design, also known as Liquid Design differs from fixed designs in that they use percentages to set the dimensions of elements rather than pixels. This allow the elements to grow and shrink to fit all types of screen sizes.
Fluid designs are a good way to start implementing responsive design into CSS, but it most likely will not be enough to cover the large variety of display sizes.2 With Fluid designs, the developer has less control over what the user actually sees and may overlook possible layout problems because the layout looks fine on the screen he/she is using. Images, video and other types of content with set widths may need to be set at multiple widths to accommodate different screen resolutions. With incredibly large screen resolutions, a lack of content may create excess white space that can diminish aesthetic appeal.3
All containers on the page have their widths defined in percents - meaning that they are completely based on the viewport rather than the initial containing block. A liquid layout will move in and out when you resize your browser window.4
In conclusion, the purpose of responsive design and fluid layouts is to allow proper viewing of a webpage across many different screen resolutions.
It is surely good practice to use responsive and fluid layouts. Almost every new client these days wants a mobile version of their website. It's practically essential after all: one design for the BlackBerry, another for the iPhone, the iPad, netbook, Kindle - and all screen resolutions must be compatible, too.5
It took us a lot longer than I expected. I knew it could take some planning, but responsive design is not new to me. We started with a plan that I knew that I could implement fairly quickly on my own. I underestimated how long it would take while working as a pair. I realize now why pair programmers spend 15% more time on a project.
It's very clear that smartphones and tablets have profoundly affected web design. It has made a designers job more difficult, and yet the level of quality design continues to rise quickly. It could be argued that these challenges have helped good designers to focus on what was most important in their designs and has actually impacted design in a positive way.
I think VR and AR displays will affect it in the opposite direction in the next 10 years. Instead of having to pair down a design to work on a phone, designers will be given a freedom that they have never had before. It will likely affect design almost the same way that digital design itself has given new freedoms to designers.
There is no question that we must continue to design for the visually impaired. They access the web through screen readers. This is a difficult area for many designers because they never experience the web in this way. I have to admit, I have never experienceed the web through a screen reader.
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MONTEVIDEO (Reuters) - Uruguay’s conservative opposition held a slim lead on Sunday in a run-off presidential election between the liberal ruling party and a resurgent opposition that had been the pre-vote favorite to clinch victory.
With around 97.5% of polling booths counted, Luis Lacalle Pou’s center-right National Party had 48.81% ahead of Daniel Martinez’s ruling Broad Front party with 47.41%, data from the official electoral court showed.
The slimmer-than-expected gap meant an official result could be delayed until early next week. Pre-election polls had made Lacalle Pou, whose father is a former president, favorite to topple the long-standing coalition that has led farm-driven Uruguay through a period of stability and growth.
Some 2.7 million Uruguayan voters were eligible to choose, with a widespread expectation that the South American nation was set for a shift back toward the right after around 15 years of liberal rule.
As pre-election campaigns closed last week Lacalle Pou, a 46-year-old, had struck a confident tone, saying Uruguay was demanding change. Pre-election polls show him beating Martinez by a margin of 6-8 points.
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If we have ten units in parallel, it can be described as following:
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By making use of this Dense layer, a very complicate deep learning network can be built easily. If you prefer
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[2] T.Hase, R. Tibshirani, J. Friedman, The Elements of Stascal Learning: Data Mining, Inference, and
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_Cast_Away_ (PG-13) *** (out of ****)
Given that _Cast_Away_'s entire story course is indiscreetly divulged in its trailer, it is easy to blame the Fox marketing department for the air of disappointment that comes with watching the film. And, indeed, they do shoulder a lot of the blame, for the story holds absolutely no suspense for anyone who's seen the widely-played trailer; the outcome is never in doubt, and at times it is possible for one to count the minutes before certain already-known plot points occur.
That latter scenario is possible, but not probable, and that is due in large part to Tom Hanks, who reteams with his _Forrest_Gump_ director Robert Zemeckis for this ambitious drama. A large portion of the film is a one-man show, and Hanks more than pulls off the difficult, often wordless task. Since he has won so many awards for past work, it is tempting for skeptics to turn their noses up and gag at the prospect of yet another Oscar nomination for Hanks. But his terrific work here, coming with the seal of approval of the New York Film Critics Circle (who awarded him their Best Actor trophy this year), is proof positive that he is one of the most gifted and versatile acting talents of our time. It just so happens that he has won a number of accolades for past work and that he is enormously popular with the general public.
Hanks plays Federal Express employee Chuck Noland, whose workaholic tendencies tear him away from girlfriend Kelly Frears (a simply adequate Helen Hunt) and onto a Malaysia-bound plane on Christmas. The plane goes down, as does everyone on the plane save Chuck, who is left to fend for himself on a deserted island. With only a volleyball companion named Wilson by his side, Chuck undergoes a years-long emotional and psychological transformation that is even more dramatic than his physical one.
Zemeckis plays the engrossing Chuck-on-the-island meat of the film perfectly--as in, as close to reality as possible. There is no score, just the ambient source noise of the largely sun-drenched setting. He and writer William Broyles Jr. also don't employ a voiceover or, even worse, make Chuck think out loud; like anyone in his situation, Chuck does utter a word here and there--mostly when overcome by emotion or excitement--but for the most part, he remains silent. Again, credit goes to Hanks for clearly conveying those thoughts in his face without speaking a single word.
As I have stated earlier, the Fox marketing department is not the only target for blame over _Cast_Away_'s underachievement. Make no mistake--the film is a fascinating and thought-provoking entertainment, propelled by one of the best performances of the year. But it never quite develops into the great film that it, at times, flirts with becoming, and that is due to the script. I won't pull a Fox myself and give away how the film turns out, but the resolution of the film and to the provocative issues it raises is rushed, overly tidy, and not completely satisfying. Instead of soaring from the strong buildup that preceded it, the ending just coasts along on the good will it fostered in the previous passages.
Who does soar, however, is Hanks, and his already-complex performance just deepens in the final act. On paper, there isn't much to Chuck, yet the viewer grows to care a great deal about him. Part of that can be written off as a side benefit of Hanks' innate likability (which has never been more valuable to a role), but like any great acting display, Hanks fills in the blanks and brings the character to full-bodied life. _Cast_Away_ may ultimately underachieve, but the soul that Hanks brings to the role--and the film--must not be underrated.
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- Traverse a log adjacent to the tree stump you are standing on to the tree stump at the opposite end of the log.
- Pick up a log adjacent to the tree stump you are standing on. You may not hold more than one log at a time.
- Put down the log that you are holding so that it connects the stump you are standing on to some other stump. The log must be of precisely the right length to reach the other stump. The log must rest in the water: you may not use a log to connect two stumps if there is a third stump directly between them, or if the log would cross some other log already in the water.
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3，求得所有的为的总和sum—->所有数的总和
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对吗？
不考虑最后将结果排序的话，快排的时间复杂度是O(N) ，而堆排的是O(N*logK)
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不同的编译器，printf(),执行的顺序不同，所以结果也就不同，建议不要那么写
总数为2n，遍历到第n个，就是中间的位置
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补充：此算法求出的不一定是最优解，之前理解错了
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Almost all color pickers are based on HSL or HSV, but that might not be the best choice. Here standard HSV and HSL color pickers are compared with Oklch, Okhsv, Okhsl and Hsluv.
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Many freshmen will come to Athens having only stepped foot on campus once before for their tour or orientation. They might not know where to go or what to do.
In order to help with that transition, and just to keep students of all ages involved, Ohio University offers plenty of events each week.
Any students who enjoy music will have three on-campus options during the week.
Tuesday at 7 p.m., students can attend the Singer Songwriter Circle in Baker Center’s 1804 Lounge. Students can also get their caffeine fix on Wednesday night in Front Room Coffeehouse for the Acoustic Showcase.”
Ohio University Concert Series and the Campus Involvement Center will be inviting various local artists, including students and student groups such as the male a capella group Section Eight, to perform sets at 8:30 p.m.
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Chris Biester performs at Casa Nueva for Open Mic Night on Wednesday, April 25.
Front Room Coffeehouse also hosts a Friday night Open Stage at 8 for any student who can play an instrument or hold a tune.
If students are looking to laugh, they have three opportunities throughout the week to either perform or be entertained.
On Tuesday at 8 p.m., they can grab a cup of coffee in Front Room for Comedy & Coffee. At 9 p.m. on Thursday, Black Sheep Improv will perform in Baker Theater. Saturday night brings Blue Pencil Stand-Up Comedy to Front Room at 8 p.m.
Students will also be able to enjoy free, newly released movie screenings with pizza and popcorn in Baker Theater periodically throughout the semester.
In between Wednesday classes, students can skip the dining hall and make their way to the first floor of Baker Center. In the Bobcat Lounge, the Ohio University Program Center will be dishing up Flavor of the Week, an assortment of foods that are often inspired by various foreign dishes. Many students wouldn’t want to pass up a free meal.
The How-To Series is held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Baker Theater Lounge. The Campus Involvement Center puts on this event: some weeks it includes life skills, and other weeks it’s DIY crafts.
At previous How-To Series events, students have participated in resume workshops, danced or created crafts such as canvas art or potted plants, Sarah Vaughn, a 2018 alumna who worked many How-To Series events, said.
“It’s good for a mental break or confidence building,” Vaughn said. “Usually everyone is attempting this with you for the first time, so it’s nice to meet people and just break from the constant demand of college life.”
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An implementation of optimal weight exchange algorithm Yang(2013) <doi:10.1080/01621459.2013.806268> for three models. They are Crossover model with subject dropout, crossover model with proportional first order residual effects and interference model. You can use it to find either A-opt or D-opt approximate designs. Exact designs can be automatically rounded from approximate designs and relative efficiency is provided as well.
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| Imports: | gtools (≥ 3.8.1), MASS, shiny (≥ 1.1.0) |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-11-03 |
| Author: | Shuai Hao [aut, cre], Min Yang [aut], Wei Zheng [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Shuai Hao <shuaih0303 at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
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| Reference manual: | OWEA.pdf |
| Package source: | OWEA_0.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: OWEA_0.1.1.zip, r-release: OWEA_0.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: OWEA_0.1.1.zip |
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| Old sources: | OWEA archive |
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I’m an Associate Professor of Geotechnologies at the Institute of Energy and Environment of the University of São Paulo, Brazil, where I run the Spatial Analysis and Modelling Lab (SPAMLab).
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