David Luposchainsky
quchen /ˈkuːχn̩/
TNG Technology Consulting
writeIfChanged :: FilePath -> ByteString -> IO ()
writeIfChanged filename content = do
isEqual <- fmap (== content) (readFile filename)
unless isEqual (writeFile filename content)
writeIfChanged filename content = do
let isEqualIO = fmap (== content) (readFile filename)
handler (SomeException {}) = pure False
isEqual <- isEqualIO `catch` handler
unless isEqual (writeFile filename content)
System.Timeout.timeout 3e6 (readFile "foo")
do x <- BS.withFile "foo" ReadMode (\h -> ... BS.hGetContents h ...)
print x
seq x x
x `seq` (y `seq` ())
(x `seq` y) `seq` ()
y `seq` (x `seq` ())
seq (error "foo") (error "bar")
seq ⊥ x = ⊥
seq y x = x -- if y is not ⊥
foldl _ acc [] = acc
foldl f acc (x:xs) = foldl f (f acc x) xs
>>> foldl (+) 0 [1..5]
0 + (1 + (2 + (3 + (4 + 5))))
-- urgh memory
foldl' _ acc [] = acc
foldl' f acc (x:xs) = let z' = f acc x
in z' `seq` foldl f z' xs
>>> foldl' (+) 0 [1..5]
15
seq
links evaluation of two expressions.
seq x y
»if you need a useful y, you also have to look at x.«
seq x x
x `seq` (y `seq` ())
(x `seq` y) `seq` ()
y `seq` (x `seq` ())
seq (error "foo") (error "bar")
seq
does not imply any evaluation order.
qux :: (A -> b) -> b
qux f = f x
where
x = …expensive… :: A
qux :: (A -> b) -> b
qux = \f -> f x
where
x = …expensive… :: A
qux :: (A -> b) -> b
qux f = let x = …expensive… :: A
in f x
qux :: (A -> b) -> b
qux = let x = …expensive… :: A
in \f -> f x
I have Ord
, I’m lazy, I want Eq
data List a = Nil | Cons a (List a)
instance Ord a => Ord (List a) where
compare Nil Nil = EQ
compare Nil Cons{} = LT
compare Cons{} Nil = GT
compare (Cons x xs) (Cons y ys) = compare x y <> compare x xs
instance Ord a => Eq (List a) where
a == b = compare a b == EQ
import Control.Applicative
import Control.Monad
newtype Id a = Id a
instance Functor Id where
fmap = liftA -- Functor defined using Applicative
instance Applicative Id where
pure = Id
(<*>) = ap -- Applicative defined using Monad
instance Monad Id where
return = pure -- Monad defined using Applicative
Id x >>= f = f x
fmap fix return :: ?
fix :: (a -> a) -> a
fmap :: Functor f => (a -> b) -> f a -> f b
return :: Monad m => a -> m a
fmap fix return == ?
fix f = f (fix f)
fmap = (.)
return = const
($) :: (a -> b) -> a -> b
f $ x = f x
-- fun fact
($) = id
runST (return ()) -- OK
runST $ return () -- OK
($) runST (return ()) -- Type error. Wat
($) :: (a -> b) -> a -> b
runST :: (forall s. ST s c) -> c
($) runST :: ((forall s. ST s c) -> c) -> (forall s.


Here, allow me to introduce how millions of East Asians type their languages every day, using Chinese Bopomofo as the example.
...
Here, allow me to introduce how millions of East Asians type their languages every day, using Chinese Bopomofo as the example.
Click on the “Next” button below to continue.
An “input method”, or “IME” for short, is a piece of program which compose and select the right characters, out of thousands of characters in the target language, based on the combination of a limit set of symbols that fits into a keyboard. Zhuyin, or Bopomofo, is the syllabary of choice for typing Chinese in Taiwan.
An IME can be as simple as a mapping table, or it can be smart and anticipate the desired output with a few simple keystrokes.
As you read this, a few of these characters are shown randomly here.
We will be demonstrating with JSZhuyin, a fully implemented IME that works right on this page.
You will be learning to type the sentence 您好，世界！
, which means “Hello, World!” in Chinese.
Before we start, take a look at the keyboard layout below. This is the typical keyboard layout of Zhuyin, along side with Qwerty.
When you are ready to start typing, click on the input box on right.
Courtesy of Sakurambo on Wikimedia.
To start typing the first phrase 您好
(Hello), you'll need to type the corresponding syllabograms that would compose the phonemes of the two characters in Mandarin Chinese, which is ㄋㄧㄣˊㄏㄠˇ
.
Start typing by hitting the corresponding key on your keyboard when you found the syllabogram from the image below.
As you type, the syllabograms will be put into a holding area, instead of appearing right in the text box. A list of possible phrases will show up too.
You can use the Backspace
key to remove incorrect symbols and characters.
Excellent! It looks like JSZhyin has found your desired phrase, 您好
(Hello), for you. Click on it on the candidate list, or press Shift
and 1
at the same time to confirm it.
Press Shift
and ,
(comma) keys at the same time to type a full-width comma.
We have now advanced to the next phrase, 世界
(World).
The corresponding syllabograms are ㄕˋㄐㄧㄝˋ
, but I want to teach you a trick that would make typing faster, especially on touch screens: you could find the same phrase by typing as little as two keys, like ㄕㄐ
.
Once you found the phrase in the candidate list, click on it or press Shift
and the number key to confirm the selection.
You are almost done saying hello to the world in Chinese!
Press Shift
and 1
at the same time to type a full-width exclamation mark.
We are done here and thank you for playing with the tutorial. You may continue typing here for fun or read some Wikipedia articles on related topics.
Hi! My name is Timothy Chien and I made this tutorial. Check out the JSZhuyin project on it’s GitHub to find out where this is come from and make a suggestion on where it should go.
You may also take a look at my portfolio if you are interested in what I do.


WITNESS LIST Veteran Affairs & Military Installations Committee May 23, 2002 -10:00A Bonding Authority & HB 2453 ON: Krishock, Patrick Deputy Executive Director (Texas Bond Review Board), Austin, TX Oldmixon, Douglas E. Executive Secretary (Texas Veterans Land Board), Austin, TX Community/Installation relations FOR: Burrows, Jon Bell County Judge (Bell County), Belton, TX Jouett, Maureen Jean McGrath Mayor (City of Killeen), Killeen, TX Fort Hood Army Base ON: Higgins, MG George A. Deputy Commanding General (III Corps & Fort Hood), Fort Hood, TX Parry, Colonel Bill Garrison Commander (III Corps & Fort Hood), Fort Hood, TX Implementation of HB 2125 ON: Keller, Mary M. Executive Director (Military Child Education Coalition), Harker Heights, TX Memorandums of Understanding & SB 1 ON: Nier, James E. Executive Director (Texas Veterans Commission), Austin, TX Red River Army Depot ON: Lewis, Dennis L. Business Manager (Red River Army Depot), Texarkana, TX Texas State Veterans Cemeteries & H FOR: Jouett, Maureen Jean McGrath Mayor (City of Killeen), Killeen, TX ON: Oldmixon, Douglas E. Executive Secretary (Texas Veterans Land Board), Austin, TX Texas Strategic Military Planning C FOR: Ehrie, William J. Chairman (Texas Strategic Military Planning Commission), Abilene, TX Gauer, Ralph Vice Chair (Texas Strategic Military Planning Commission), Harker Heights, TX Veteran Benefits FOR: Anderson, Rosco A. Retired E-7 (Self), Belton, TX Veteran Land & Housing fund program ON: Oldmixon, Douglas E. Executive Secretary (Texas Veterans Land Board), Austin, TX Veteran Loans ON: Jones, Susan CEO (Heights Mortgage Connection Inc.), Belton, TX Veterans Home & Cemetery FOR: Johnson, Theron L. Commander (W.R. Hold Chapter 147, DAV), Killeen, TX Veterans Service Award FOR: Wentworth, Gene (Central Texas Chapter of the Retired Officers Association (TROA)), Harker Heights, TX


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- HTMLWriter
- HTMLMarkup as String
- TargetType
- New
- AddToHTMLMarkup
- RawHTML as String
- Item as HTMLForm
- Item as HTMLHeader
- Item as HTMLTable
- Item as HTMLImageMap
- Item as HTMLList
- HTMLForm
- Form as String
- New
- Text as String
- Attributes as AttributeList
- CreateFormText
- Label as String
- Value as String
- LabelAttributes as AttributeList
- TextAttributes as AttributeList
- HTMLHeader
- Header as String
- New
- TEXT as String
- Attributes as AttributeList
- HTMLTable
- Table as String
- New
- Attributes as AttributeList
- AddTableRow
- Row as String
- Row as HTMLTableRow
- Header as HTMLTableHeader
- HTMLTableHeader
- TableHeader as String
- New
- Attributes as AttributeList
- AddTableHeaderColumn
- InnerText as String
- Attributes as AttributeList
- HTMLTableRow
- TableRow
- New
- Attributes as AttributeList
- AddTableColumn
- InnerText as String
- Attributes as AttributeList
- HTMLImageMap
- ShapeType
- ImageMap as String
- Map as String
- ImageURL as String
- ImageWidth as Integer
- ImageHeigth as Integer
- AddMapArea
- Area as HTMLMapArea
- Area as String
- MapName as String
- CreateImageMap
- Width as Integer
- Height as Integer
- ImageUrl as String
- Map as String
- HTMLMapArea
- MapArea as String
- HREF as String
- OnClickEventName as String
- Target as TargetType
- TargetFrame as String
- Shape as ShapeType
- Coordinates as String
- CreateMapArea
- Shape as ShapeType
- Coordinates as String
- OnClickEvent as String
- Target as TargetType
- HREF as String
- CreateRectangleCoordinates
- X1 as String
- Y1 as String
- X2 as String
- Y2 as String
- X1 as Integer
- Y1 as Integer
- X2 as Integer
- Y2 as Integer
- X1 as Double
- Y1 as Double
- X2 as Double
- Y2 as Double
- X1 as Decimal
- Y1 as Decimal
- X2 as Decimal
- Y2 as Decimal
- P1 as Point
- P2 as Point
- R as Rectangle
- CreateCircleCoordinates
- X as String
- Y as String
- Radius as String
- X as Integer
- Y as Integer
- Radius as Integer
- X as Double
- Y as Double
- Radius as Double
- X as Decimal
- Y as Decimal
- Radius as Decimal
- Center as Point
- Radius as Decimal
- Center as Point
- Radius as Double
- Center as Point
- Radius as Integer
- Center as Point
- Radius as String
- AddPolyCoordinate
- XCoordinate as Double
- YCoordinate as Double
- XCoordinate as String
- YCoordinate as String
- XCoordinate as Integer
- YCoordinate as Integer
- XCoordinate as Decimal
- YCoordinate as Decimal
- HTMLList
- CssClassName
- ListType
- ThisListType
- List
- CountItems as Integer
- ListString as String
- ListType as ListType
- AddItem
- Value as String
- CssClass as String
- ListType as ListType
- CssClass
- AddList
- ListString as String
- ListType as ListType
- AttributeList
- Attributes as String()
- AttributeCount as Integer
- New
- AttributeNames as String()
- AttributeValues as String()
- IsAllStyle as Boolean
- GetAttributeAt as String
- Index as Integer
- AttributeName as String
- AddAttribute
- AttributeName as String
- AttributeValue as String
- IsStyle as Boolean
- AttributeNames as String()
- AttributeValues as String()
- GetAttributeString as String
- RemoveAttributeAt
- Index as Integer
- AttributeName as String
- SharedFunctions
- BadChars as String()
- GoodChars as String()
- HTMLTags as String()
- ReplaceBadChars
- IncludeAnchor
- Attributes as AttributeList
- InputText as String
- HTMLParser
- pTable
- Convert_Table_DataTable as DataTable
- Convert_Table_XML as XmlDocument
- Get_TableRows as HTMLTableRow()
- Get_RowColumns as String()
- pList
- cntItem as Integer
- Convert_List_Xml
- Recursive_ListGatherer as XmlElement
- liNode as XmlElement
- Markup as String
- xDoc as XmlDocument
- ParsingFuncs
- StripHTMLMarkup as String
- HasMarkup as Boolean
- PeakTag as String


Akira (1987) * * * * A movie review by Serdar Yegulalp Copyright 1998 by Serdar Yegulalp
CAPSULE: Quite possibly the best animated film ever made. A feast for, as well as an attack on, the senses and the intellect.
Words don't convey the total and monolithic impact that AKIRA has on the average viewer. With praise to Roger Ebert for the use of the term, it's an out-of-body experience in the best possible way. It may also be the best animated film yet produced.
On the factual level, AKIRA is an animated film that has been adapted from a best-selling Japanese comic, or manga, by Otomo Katsuhiro. Otomo's comic ran for several thousand pages and has been reprinted in several phonebook-sized volumes, in both English and Japanese. With some condensation and sweat, it has been rewritten (by Otomo and others) to fit into a slightly-over-two-hour-long movie. The adaptation has worked in the vein of all the best film adaptations: it stands apart from the original and succeeds on its own merits.
AKIRA takes place in a Tokyo some decades into the future, after a holocaust of some kind devastated the city. Wiping the map clean and rebuilding anew has not helped anything: the city is a den of crime and foulness, with kids running amuck on motorcycles and riots erupting periodically on streetcorners. During a rumble, one of the gangs runs into a bizarre little character -- a boy with the face and body of a wizened old man, and with an expression of perpetual terror -- who is promptly whisked away by the military. In the ensuing scuffle, one of the kids -- the "runt of the litter", Tetsuo -- is injured and carted off. Kaneda, the gang leader and Tetsuo's lifelong confidant, tries to piece together what's going on. He finds a lot, which I am loathe to reveal here to avoid ruining the film's many astonishing detours.
The film's dense plotting makes a second or even third viewing more or less mandatory. Like BLADE RUNNER or NATURAL BORN KILLERS, the sensory overload is so absolute the first time, it's almost impossible to take the story directly: there's paranormal powers, government conspiracies, uprisings, youth in revolt, and a titanic climax that takes place in a half-finished Olympic stadium. It's almost too much, but on the other hand, *not* telling a story like this with total sensory overload would have been criminal, and the animation in the movie is technically unparalleled at showing us, in synapse-snapping detail, the violent parameters of the world Kaneda and his buddies are stuck in.
AKIRA is violent, and it's tempting to make obvious comparisons to Hong Kong action movies, but it doesn't have the exhilarating and intimate orchestration of a John Woo film. It works on a different level -- it's armageddon. And it's also strong enough in its own right -- in the way it deploys and tells its story -- that comparing it to an HK flick would be redundant. What's also startling is how direct and visceral it is: five minutes in, we're not responding to the movie as a bunch of painted cels. We're inside it; it's an environment. Many people, myself included, find themselves remembering some of the most striking moments not as animation but as a kind of hyper-reality.
The fact that the movie is animated and not live action is a critical one. TriStar at one point optioned the film and considered a live-action remake, but that betrayed the whole point: the project would have cost an unspeakable amount of money, and would not have had the same effect in some ways. Animation is about showing us things that are made all the more graphically theatrical by BEING animation. We're invited to let our own imagination fuse with the imagination of the creators; it's more demanding and in some ways more rewarding. As animation, the film is magical. As live action, it would have been concrete and therefore ridiculous.
A lot of people have complained that AKIRA's biggest flaw is its thin (or even inept) characterization. There's a case for that: the general, for instance, is not required to do much more than grind his teeth and snarl, and many of the supporting characters aren't given a lot to do. But the details of Kaneda and Tetsuo's relationship are brought out excellently, in both obvious and subtle ways -- and since this is the true heart of the movie, it does a good job of carrying the rest of the movie's sometimes heavy weight. What the movie does best of all is present an experience. The last hour and a half of the movie are something like riding a motorcycle at top speed along the crumbling rim of a volcano, staring down all the while, feeling closer to the abyss than just about any other movie has been able to bring us.
Watching AKIRA is fast becoming something akin to a rite of passage in some circles -- an initiation into what the future might recognize as truly classic from this era. A list of such things might include STAR WARS, BLADE RUNNER, and maybe TITANIC. I'd submit AKIRA for that list as well, without blinking.
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NYC Protesters Disrupt Donald Trump Speech Honoring Veterans
New York City protesters disrupted President Donald Trump’s speech to honor American veterans on Monday.
by Charlie SpieringThe president joined the annual Veterans Day parade kickoff event in Madison Square Park, the first president in history to do so.
Trump said he and First Lady Melania Trump came “to express the everlasting love and loyalty of 327 million Americans” for veterans.
As President Trump began his speech, protesters gathered in the side-streets shouted: “Lock him up!”
A building overlooking President Donald Trump’s appearance at New York City’s annual Veterans Day parade featured a sign spelling out “IMPEACH.”
Trump appeared at an event at Madison Square Park to kick off the Veterans Day parade by laying a wreath in honor of American veterans and by delivering a speech.
Reporters at the event quickly shared an image of the building on Twitter, where people put up big block letters in the windows.
President Trump arrived in New York City on Saturday, where he stayed the rest of the weekend in his home of Trump Tower.


{% extends 'main.html' %} {% load i18n %} {% block content_body %}
{% trans 'Your new password has been set. You can log in now on the' %} {% trans 'log in page' %}.


Docker is an open-source project to easily create lightweight, portable, self-sufficient containers from any application
APP
APP
bins/libs
bins/libs
kernel
kernel
VM
Hypervisor
Host OS
Server / Machine
APP
APP
bins/libs
bins/libs
Containers
Host OS
Server / Machine
RUN FROM
BUILD
RUN
FROM php:7.0-apache
MAINTAINER Johnie Hjelm<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COPY src/ /var/www/html/
EXPOSE 80
$ docker build -t johnie/helloworld .
$ docker run -p 80:80 \
-v $(PWD)/src:/var/www/html johnie/helloworld


module XIVAPI::Dataclasses
Overview
A module of readonly classs that map API results back to Crystal data types
Defined in:
dataclasses/other/exception.crdataclasses/character/achievement.cr
dataclasses/character/achievements.cr
dataclasses/utils/id_name.cr
dataclasses/character/job.cr
dataclasses/character/class_job.cr
dataclasses/character/gear.cr
dataclasses/utils/id_icon_name.cr
dataclasses/utils/id_icon_name_url.cr
dataclasses/character/character_gear.cr
dataclasses/character/equipment.cr
dataclasses/character/gear_set_attribute.cr
dataclasses/character/gear_set.cr
dataclasses/utils/id_name_url.cr
dataclasses/character/grand_company_character_data.cr
dataclasses/character/guardian_deity.cr
dataclasses/character/minion_mount.cr
dataclasses/character/character.cr
dataclasses/character/character_summary.cr
dataclasses/free_company/estate.cr
dataclasses/free_company/free_company_ranking.cr
dataclasses/free_company/free_company_reputation.cr
dataclasses/free_company/free_company_seeking.cr
dataclasses/free_company/free_company.cr
dataclasses/pvp_team/pvp_team.cr
dataclasses/character/character_response.cr
dataclasses/free_company/free_company_profile.cr
dataclasses/free_company/free_company_response.cr
dataclasses/other/pagination.cr
dataclasses/utils/name.cr
dataclasses/linkshell/linkshell.cr
dataclasses/linkshell/linkshell_response.cr
dataclasses/linkshell/linkshell_search.cr
dataclasses/other/info.cr
dataclasses/other/lore.cr
dataclasses/other/page.cr
dataclasses/other/patch.cr
dataclasses/other/search_result.cr
dataclasses/other/world_status.cr
dataclasses/pvp_team/pvp_info.cr
dataclasses/pvp_team/pvp_team_profile.cr
dataclasses/pvp_team/pvp_linkshell.cr
dataclasses/pvp_team/pvp_team_response.cr


--- layout: post title: Humbled date: 2009-03-06 21:02:00.000000000 -08:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: [] tags: - Check Point meta: _publicize_pending: '1' author: login: phoneboy email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Dameon Welch first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
One of the things that is making this transition to Check Point Software easier is the community of people that support, use, and sell what used to be called Firewall-1, but now goes by a few different names and offers many more functions than just firewalling and VPNs. It's a community I have never really left, having spent the last decade in Nokia's Security Appliance Business, but it's one I was less visible in over the past several years.
Despite being less visible in recent years, I have still been contributing, albeit indirectly. I have been maintaining Nokia's knowledge base, which of course contains many articles that relate to Check Point. I haven't written many Check Point-related articles in recent years, but I do work to make sure that the articles other folks in support write are readable. I also help our team out in various, sundry capacities, with the goal being to get customer issues resolved quickly.
In the course of this work, and my presence on many a social network, I run across the occasional person who thanks me for the contribution I made to the betterment of the Check Point community many years ago. As I re-engage in the community, the accolades have noticeably increased.
Meanwhile, Kellman Meghu, a SE manager for Check Point Software in Canada, recently gave a troubleshooting presentation for CPX 2009 in Las Vegas (CPX, or Check Point Experience, is their annual trade show). In the presentation, he apparently decided to use a picture of me to represent when things got hairy and you needed expert advice from support.
Kellman tweeted the following yesterday:
Used a picture of @PhoneBoy in his presentation. The crowd cheered; no one has forgotten the help he has provided to CP users.
To say I was touched and humbled is an understatement.
So what now? Hard to make any grand plans under the circumstances, but I'm keeping busy. I'm still running the FireWall-1 Gurus mailing list and participating on the CPUG Forums, helping out where I can. It's not much, but until the deal between Nokia and Check Point closes, it's difficult to do much else.


December to March is rainy and also the cyclone season. Generally the climate is warm and sunny, but not too hot. During the winter, April to November, the islands are under the influence of the SE trade winds. However, sudden squalls can occur from other directions with little warning.
A useful guide to South Pacific weather resourcescomplied by a Noonsite contributor, Rory Garland.
For links to free global weather information, forecast services and extreme weather information see the Noonsite Weather Page
Northern Group: Manihiki * , Penrhyn * , Pukapuka * , Suwarrow
Southern Group: Aitutaki * , Atiu Island * , Palmerston , Rarotonga *
* indicates port of entry


 See project on GitHub.
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What is Hack This Page?
💻Hack This Page is a browser extension with which you can 'Hack' any webpage. What this means is, when you press the hack button, the entire webpage becomes editable. Because of this, you can edit any text on the page!
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| Usage | Synopsis |
|---|---|
| Deploy on device, run the app start Chrome DevTools, and attach the debugger | $ tns debug android |
| Deploy on device, run the app and stop at the first code statement | $ tns debug android --debug-brk [--device <Device ID>] [--debug-port <port>] [--timeout <timeout>] |
| Deploy in the native emulator, run the app and stop at the first code statement | $ tns debug android --debug-brk --emulator [<Emulator Options>] [--timeout <timeout>] |
| Deploy in Genymotion, run the app and stop at the first code statement | $ tns debug android --debug-brk --geny <Geny Name> [--timeout <timeout>] |
| Attach the debug tools to a running app on device | $ tns debug android --start [--device <Device ID>] [--debug-port <port>] [--timeout <timeout>] |
| Attach the debug tools to a running app in the native emulator | $ tns debug android --start --emulator [<Emulator Options>] [--timeout <timeout>] |
| Attach the debug tools to a running app in Genymotion | $ tns debug android --start --geny <Geny Name> [--print-app-output] [--timeout <timeout>] |
| Livesync on device, run the app start Chrome DevTools, and attach the debugger | $ tns debug android --no-rebuild |
| Livesync on device, run the app and stop at the first code statement | $ tns debug android --no-rebuild --debug-brk [--device <Device ID>] [--debug-port <port>] [--timeout <timeout>] |
| Livesync in the native emulator, run the app and stop at the first code statement | $ tns debug android --no-rebuild --debug-brk --emulator [<Emulator Options>] [--timeout <timeout>] |
| Livesync in Genymotion, run the app and stop at the first code statement | $ tns debug android --no-rebuild --debug-brk --geny <Geny Name> [--timeout <timeout>] |
| Livesync on device/emulator, run the app, start and attach the debugger. Refresh everything automatically upon changes | $ tns debug android --watch [--debug-brk] |
| Retrieve the device port on which you are debugging | $ tns debug android [--device <Device ID>] --get-port |
| Detach the debug tools | $ tns debug android --stop |
Debugs your project on a connected device, in a native emulator or in Genymotion.
--device
- Specifies a connected device on which to debug the app.--emulator
- Specifies that you want to debug the app in the native Android emulator from the Android SDK.--geny
- Specifies a Genymotion emulator on which you want to debug your app.--debug-brk
- Prepares, builds and deploys the application package on a device or in an emulator, launches the Chrome DevTools of your Chrome browser and stops at the first code statement.--start
- Attaches the debug tools to a deployed and running app.--stop
- Detaches the debug tools.--get-port
- Retrieves the port on which you are debugging your application.--debug-port
- Sets a new port on which to attach the debug tools.--timeout
- Sets the number of seconds that the NativeScript CLI will wait for the debugger to boot. If not set, the default timeout is 90 seconds.--no-rebuild
- Livesyncs to device/emulator when possible. Otherwise builds and deploys the application.--watch
- If set, when you save changes to the project, changes are automatically synchronized to the connected device and the debugger is restarted. This option is available only when using --no-rebuild
.<Device ID>
is the index or name of the target device as listed by $ tns device
<Port>
is an accessible port on the device to which you want to attach the debugging tools.<Emulator Options>
is any valid combination of options as listed by $ tns help emulate android
<GenyName>
is the name of the Genymotion virtual device that you want to use as listed by $ genyshell -c "devices list"
ANDROID_DEBUG_UI_MAC
setting in the NativeScript config.json.| Command | Description |
|---|---|
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THE FLINTSTONES A film review by Jon A. Webb Copyright 1994 Jon A. Webb
THE FLINTSTONES is Spielberg's trompe l'oeil production of the Hanna-Barbara cartoon series, and it is much better than the original. The artistic trick here is to combine the technical wizardry of JURASSIC PARK with a serious attempt to match the style of the cartoon series as much as possible. Thus we have John Goodman looking remarkably like Fred, Rosie O'Donnell giggling just like Betty, and live-action versions of all the familiar opening and closing scenes from the cartoon. You're probably aware of this if you've watched any media in the last few weeks, because of all the commercial tie-ins.
Comparing this film with, say, THE ADDAMS FAMILY, the latter is much the superior work. It had a core point (acceptance of weirdness) that just isn't present here. Arguable, the Addams family film had more to work with, but a lot of what was in the film was an elaboration of the core philosophy from the television series. The difference is, here only the style of the series has been elaborated, and the core meaning of the work is still empty and shallow. In the Addams family films, particularly the sequel, the ideas take off in the more rich environment of film, and say something new.
I think that I must be getting a little tired of Spielberg's production values, since they seem to be so perfectly respected here, with every possible joke about the mixture of modern and prehistoric times made, and made well, and I still found the film a little dull. The film just never seems to take off. Of course, neither did the cartoon series--it was definitely second-rate stuff--but here you also have the certain knowledge that every possible commercial angle of this artistic work will be explored.
The style of the film, as I implied above, is very consistent, and a great elaboration of the cartoon series.  The direction is great in reconstructing the style and feeling of the original as much as possible.
Goodman is great as Fred, and Rosie O'Donnell is a standout as Betty. She brings a kind of nervous, luscious sensuality to the role. I thought Rick Moranis delivered a little less than he should have as Barney, and Elizabeth Perkins just disappeared into her roles as Wilma: she wasn't asked to do much, but she didn't do anything extra either. I found Kyle MacLachlan's performance as the evil Yuppie a disappointment; I'd like to see him really connect with a role as he did with Lynch, but this isn't it.
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Has anyone been working with filtered colimits? Perhaps @Ramon Fernandez Mir @Kevin Buzzard?
In particular, I need the formula for a filtered colimit of sets shown at https://stacks.math.columbia.edu/tag/04AX before Lemma 4.19.2 and perhaps someone has already done this
We (and @Kenny Lau ) recently did arbitrary colimits via some tensor product construction. I think Kenny took filtered colimits of commutative rings at some point because even though I tried my hardest to avoid it, I think I ultimately needed them when defining the structure sheaf on Spec(A) (the issue is extending the sheaf from basic opens to an arbitrary open).
https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib/pull/118
Minor discussion on 17th May about directed systems around line 25. Note that this PR got closed.
Kenny -- will this PR be resurrected one day? I need it for schemes.
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#include <opencv2/core/core.hpp>
#include <opencv2/highgui/highgui.hpp>
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| void | MatToLocalVarianceMap (const cv::Mat &image, cv::Mat &varianceMap, const int kernelSize=3) |
| Get local variance map for OpenCV Mat. More... | |
| void | ScaleToRange (const cv::Mat &src, cv::Mat &dst, double rangeMin=0.0, double rangeMax=255.0, int dstType=CV_8UC1) |
| Scale image to defined range. More... | |
| int | ContourChildrenCount (const int contourNumber, std::vector< cv::Vec4i > &hierarchy, bool includeSubchildren=false) |
| Get count of children contours for input contour. More... | |
| int | ContourSubChildrenCount (int contourNumber, std::vector< cv::Vec4i > &hierarchy) |
| Get count of children contours for this contour children. More... | |
| bool | IsContourClosed (const std::vector< cv::Point > &contour, int maxDistance=1) |
| Check on closed contour. More... | |
| bool | IsContourCorrect (std::vector< cv::Point > &contour, cv::Mat &image, size_t contourMinSize=8, float contourAreaCoeff=0.7f, float aspectRatioRangeMin=0.1f, float aspectRatioRangeMax=10.0f) |
| Checks contour for compliance. More... | |
| bool | IsContourUncorrect (std::vector< cv::Point > &contour, cv::Mat &image, size_t contourMinSize=8, float contourAreaCoeff=0.7f, float aspectRatioRangeMin=0.1f, float aspectRatioRangeMax=10.0f) |
| Checks contour for compliance. More... | |
| void | RemoveChildrenContours (std::vector< std::vector< cv::Point >> &contours, std::vector< cv::Vec4i > &hierarchy) |
| Remove children contours. More... | |
| void | EnhanceLocalContrastByCLAHE (cv::Mat &inputImage, cv::Mat &outputImage, double CLAHEClipLimit, bool equalizeHistFlag) |
| Enhance local contrast. More... | |
| void | CannyEdgeDetection (cv::Mat &imageToProc, cv::Mat &resultCanny, int GaussianBlurKernelSize=9, double CannyUpperThresholdCoeff=1, double CannyLowerThresholdCoeff=0.5, int CannyMorphIters=1) |
| Edge detection using Canny edge detector. More... | |
| void | GetColorLayersHists (cv::Mat &inputImage, std::vector< cv::Mat > &histsArray, int histSize=256) |
| Extract histograms for each image channel. More... | |
| void | GetHistExtremums (cv::Mat &hist, std::vector< int > &histLocalMinPositions, std::vector< int > &histLocalMaxPositions, float delta=10.0f) |
| This function finds positions of local minimums and maximums for histogram. More... | |
| void | EqualizeLayerHists (const cv::Mat &inputImage, cv::Mat &outputImage) |
| This function applies OpenCV function equalizeHist() for each channel of image. More... | |
| void | ExtractLayer (const cv::Mat &inputImage, cv::Mat &mask, cv::Mat &outputImage, const cv::Scalar &defaultColor=CV_RGB(255, 255, 255)) |
| Extract layer by mask. More... | |
| void | ExtractLayer (const cv::Mat &inputImage, const cv::Scalar &lowerBoundary, const cv::Scalar &upperBoundary, cv::Mat &outputImage, const cv::Scalar &defaultColor=CV_RGB(255, 255, 255)) |
| Extract layer by color range. More... | |
| bool | IsQuadrangularConvex (const std::vector< cv::Point2f > &resultContour) |
| bool | cropVerticesOrdering (std::vector< cv::Point > &pt) |
| Contour points ordering. More... | |
| cv::Mat | getGaussianKernel2D (const int ksize, double sigma) |
| void CannyEdgeDetection | ( | cv::Mat & | imageToProc, |
| cv::Mat & | resultCanny, | ||
| int | GaussianBlurKernelSize = 9 , |
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| double | CannyUpperThresholdCoeff = 1 , |
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| double | CannyLowerThresholdCoeff = 0.5 , |
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| int | CannyMorphIters = 1 |
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Edge detection using Canny edge detector.
| [in] | imageToProc | Input image. |
| [out] | resultCanny | Output image. |
| [in] | GaussianBlurKernelSize | Kernel size for Gaussian blur (if less or equal than 0 then procedure is not used). |
| [in] | CannyUpperThresholdCoeff | Coefficient for upper threshold of Canny edge detector. |
| [in] | CannyLowerThresholdCoeff | Coefficient for lower threshold of Canny edge detector. |
| [in] | CannyMorphIters | Parameter of erode and dilatation (if equal than 0 then procedures are not used. If above than 0 then dilate is used the first. If less than 0 then erode is used the first). |
This function separates image into channels, processes them and combine by logical OR.
Split channels
... and calculate thresholds for ...
... 3. Canny edge detection
Definition at line 244 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| int ContourChildrenCount | ( | const int | contourNumber, |
| std::vector< cv::Vec4i > & | hierarchy, | ||
| bool | includeSubchildren = false |
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Get count of children contours for input contour.
| [in] | contourNumber | Number of contour in hierarchy. |
| [in] | hierarchy | Description of relations between contours. |
| [in] | includeSubchildren | If this flag equal true then function calculate children of each child contour. |
is contour number valid?
Does selected contour have children?
for each child
get count of children of child
next child
Definition at line 483 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| int ContourSubChildrenCount | ( | int | contourNumber, |
| std::vector< cv::Vec4i > & | hierarchy | ||
| ) |
Get count of children contours for this contour children.
| [in] | contourNumber | Number of contour in hierarchy. |
| [in] | hierarchy | Description of relations between contours. |
is contour number valid?
Does selected contour have children?
for each child
next child
Definition at line 681 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| bool cropVerticesOrdering | ( | std::vector< cv::Point > & | pt | ) |
Contour points ordering.
| [in,out] | pt | Contour. |
This should be 4 for rectangles, but it allows to be extended to more complex cases
Find convex hull of points
Find top left point, as starting point. This is the nearest to (0.0) point
Now starting point index in source array is in indices[minDistanceIdx] convex hull vertices are sorted clockwise in indices array, so transfer them to result beginning from starting point to the end of array...
... and from the begin of array up to starting point
Definition at line 835 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| void EnhanceLocalContrastByCLAHE | ( | cv::Mat & | inputImage, |
| cv::Mat & | outputImage, | ||
| double | CLAHEClipLimit, | ||
| bool | equalizeHistFlag | ||
| ) |
Enhance local contrast.
| [in] | inputImage | Source image. |
| [out] | outputImage | Destination image. |
| [in] | CLAHEClipLimit | Parameter of local contrast enhancement procedure. |
| [in] | equalizeHistFlag | Histogram equalization flag (if equal true then histogram should be equalized). |
This function enhance local contrast of src using algorithm CLAHE and equalize histogram if it is required.
Definition at line 378 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| void EqualizeLayerHists | ( | const cv::Mat & | inputImage, |
| cv::Mat & | outputImage | ||
| ) |
This function applies OpenCV function equalizeHist() for each channel of image.
| [in] | inputImage | Source image. |
| [out] | outputImage | Result image. |
histogram equalization for each channel
Definition at line 120 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| void ExtractLayer | ( | const cv::Mat & | inputImage, |
| cv::Mat & | mask, | ||
| cv::Mat & | outputImage, | ||
| const cv::Scalar & | defaultColor = CV_RGB(255, 255, 255) |
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Extract layer by mask.
| [in] | inputImage | Image for layer extraction. |
| [in] | mask | Mask for extracted pixels. |
| [out] | outputImage | Extracted layer. |
| [in] | defaultColor | Default color for masked pixels background. |
if we have single channel mask then use it for each channel
inverse mask for background
copy masked data to new image
Definition at line 54 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| void ExtractLayer | ( | const cv::Mat & | inputImage, |
| const cv::Scalar & | lowerBoundary, | ||
| const cv::Scalar & | upperBoundary, | ||
| cv::Mat & | outputImage, | ||
| const cv::Scalar & | defaultColor = CV_RGB(255, 255, 255) |
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Extract layer by color range.
| [in] | inputImage | Image for layer extraction. |
| [in] | lowerBoundary,upperBoundary | Boundaries of color range for extraction. |
| [out] | outputImage | Extracted layer. |
| [in] | defaultColor | Default color for masked pixels background. |
create mask corresponding of color boundaries
extract layer by mask
Definition at line 36 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| void GetColorLayersHists | ( | cv::Mat & | inputImage, |
| std::vector< cv::Mat > & | histsArray, | ||
| int | histSize | ||
| ) |
Extract histograms for each image channel.
| [in] | input_image | Source image. |
| [out] | hists_array | Array to store obtained histograms. |
| [in] | histSize | Size of created histogram. |
Extract histograms for each image channel.
Definition at line 217 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| cv::Mat getGaussianKernel2D | ( | const int | ksize, |
| double | sigma | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 898 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| void GetHistExtremums | ( | cv::Mat & | hist, |
| std::vector< int > & | histLocalMinPositions, | ||
| std::vector< int > & | histLocalMaxPositions, | ||
| float | delta | ||
| ) |
This function finds positions of local minimums and maximums for histogram.
| [in] | hist | Source histogram. |
| [out] | histLocalMinPositions | Array for local minimums positions. |
| [out] | histLocalMaxPositions | Array for local maximums positions. |
| [in] | delta | Minimal difference of values for local extremum detection. |
This function finds positions of local minimums and maximums for histogram.
copy source histogram to vector
Definition at line 140 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| bool IsContourClosed | ( | const std::vector< cv::Point > & | contour, |
| int | maxDistance = 1 |
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Check on closed contour.
| [in] | contour | Tested contour. |
| [in] | maxDistance | Maximal distance between contour start and end. |
Definition at line 468 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| bool IsContourCorrect | ( | std::vector< cv::Point > & | contour, |
| cv::Mat & | image, | ||
| size_t | contourMinSize = 8 , |
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| float | contourAreaCoeff = 0.7f , |
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| float | aspectRatioRangeMin = 0.1f , |
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| float | aspectRatioRangeMax = 10.0f |
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Checks contour for compliance.
| [in] | contour | Tested contour. |
| [in] | image | Image which contains contour. |
| [in] | contourMinSize | Minimal contour size. |
| [in] | contourAreaCoeff | Coefficient of maximal contour area. |
| [in] | aspectRatioRangeMin | Aspect ratio range minimal value. |
| [in] | aspectRatioRangeMax | Aspect ratio range maximal value. |
This function checks contour for compliance:
get bounding rectangle
Definition at line 525 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| bool IsContourUncorrect | ( | std::vector< cv::Point > & | contour, |
| cv::Mat & | image, | ||
| size_t | contourMinSize = 8 , |
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| float | contourAreaCoeff = 0.7f , |
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| float | aspectRatioRangeMin = 0.1f , |
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| float | aspectRatioRangeMax = 10.0f |
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| ) |
Checks contour for compliance.
| [in] | contour | Tested contour. |
| [in] | image | Image which contains contour. |
| [in] | contourMinSize | Minimal contour size. |
| [in] | contourAreaCoeff | Coefficient of maximal contour area. |
| [in] | aspectRatioRangeMin | Aspect ratio range minimal value. |
| [in] | aspectRatioRangeMax | Aspect ratio range maximal value. |
This function checks contour for compliance:
Definition at line 560 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| bool IsQuadrangularConvex | ( | const std::vector< cv::Point2f > & | resultContour | ) |
Find convex hull of points
Definition at line 821 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| void MatToLocalVarianceMap | ( | const cv::Mat & | image, |
| cv::Mat & | varianceMap, | ||
| const int | kernelSize = 3 |
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Get local variance map for OpenCV Mat.
| [in] | image | Input image. |
| [out] | varianceMap | Resulting local variance map. |
| [in] | kernelSize | Size of area for variance value estimation. |
This function estimate local variance value in area selected by sliding window with size (kernelSize x kernelSize). Estimated values are stored to corresponding position of variance_map.
we work with float data
images used for variance_map calculation
filter kernel parameters for (kernel_size x kernel_size) area
minimal allowable variance value
create filter kernel for variance calculation
sum(x[i])
sum(x[i])^2
x[i]^2
sum(x[i]^2)
calculate local variance map
If local variance value in point (x, y) above than variance_min_value (it is constant which empirically defined as 0.01) then variance in this point is assigned to variance_min_value.
Definition at line 397 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.
| void RemoveChildrenContours | ( | std::vector< std::vector< cv::Point >> & | contours, |
| std::vector< cv::Vec4i > & | hierarchy | ||
| ) |
Remove children contours.
| [in] | contours | Array of contours. |
| [in] | hierarchy | Description of relations between contours. |
This function removes all children contours.
| void ScaleToRange | ( | const cv::Mat & | src, |
| cv::Mat & | dst, | ||
| double | rangeMin = 0.0 , |
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| double | rangeMax = 255.0 , |
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| int | dstType = CV_8UC1 |
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Scale image to defined range.
| [in] | src | Image for range scaling. |
| [out] | dst | Image for result storing. |
| [in] | rangeMin | Lower boundary of range. |
| [in] | rangeMax | Upper boundary of range. |
| [in] | dstType | OpenCV image type of result image. |
Definition at line 782 of file imageLibCommon.cpp.


一、作業系統
(一) Process in Memory
(二) Process State
- new: The process is being created.
- running: Instructions are being executed.
- waiting: The process is waiting for some event to occur.
- ready: The process is waiting to be assigned to a processor.
- terminated: The process has finished execution.
(三) Process Control Block (PCB)
(四) Process Switch
(五) Process、Thread
(六) Process Scheduling
- Process scheduler selects among available processes for next execution on CPU.
- Maintains scheduling queues of processes.
- Job queue – set of all processes in the system.
- Ready queue – set of all processes residing in main memory, ready and waiting to execute.
- Device queues – set of processes waiting for an I/O device.
- Processes migrate among the various queues.
Schedulers
- Long-term scheduler (or job scheduler) – selects which processes should be brought into the ready queue.
- Short-term scheduler (or CPU scheduler) – selects which process should be executed next and
allocates CPU.
- Sometimes the only scheduler in a system.
- The long-term scheduler controls the degree of multiprogramming.
- Medium-term scheduler can be added if degree of multiple programming needs to decrease.
- Remove process from memory, store on disk, bring back in from disk to continue execution: swapping.
Degree of multiprogramming：多工程度、記憶體中行程的總數量
Processes
- I/O-bound process – spends more time doing I/O than computations, many short CPU
bursts.
- 行程大部份的時間在做 I/O，只有少部份的時間在做計算。
- CPU-bound process – spends more time doing computations; few very long CPU bursts.
- 行程大部份的時間在做計算，只有少部份的時間在做 I/O。
(七) Process Creation
- UNIX examples
- fork()：system call creates new process
- exec()：system call used after a fork() to replace the process’ memory space with a new program
- 課程作業
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>
int main(void) {
pid_t pid;
/* fork a child process */
pid = fork();
if (pid < 0) { // erro occurred
fprintf(stderr, "Fork Failed");
return 1;
}
else if (pid == 0) { // child process
execlp("/bin/ls", "ls", NULL);
}
else { // parent process
// parent will wait for the child to complete
wait(NULL);
printf("Child Complete\n");
}
return 0;
}
- 執行結果
二、Linux 程式設計
(一) Unix system call
1. execv()
- 課堂練習：
execv()
的概念
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
char * argv[] = {"/bin/ls", "-1", 0};
int main(void) {
int pid, status;
if ((pid = fork()) < 0) {
printf("Fork error \n");
exit(1);
}
if (pid == 0) { /* Child executes here */
execv (argv[0], argv);
printf("Exec error \n");
exit(1);
} else /* Parent executes here */
wait(&status);
printf("Hello there! \n");
return 0;
}
(二) Signals
1.
3. Function Call
- raise()
int ret = raise(SIGINT); /* Process commits suicide. */
assert(ret != 0); /* Shouldn't get here. */
- kill()
int kill(pid_t iPid, int iSig);
pid_t iPid = getpid(); /* Process gets its id.*/
kill(iPid, SIGINT); /* Process sends itself a SIGINT signal (commits suicide?) */
4. Linux Signal
- Linux Signal 種類
- Ctrl-C (in older Unixes, DEL)
- sends an INT signal (SIGINT)
- by default, this causes the process to terminate.
- Ctrl-Z
- sends a TSTP signal (SIGTSTP)
- by default, this causes the process to suspend execution.
- Ctrl-
- sends a QUIT signal (SIGQUIT)
- by default, this causes the process to terminate and dump core.
- Ctrl-C (in older Unixes, DEL)
5. 訊號處理 - signal.h
- 意義說明
- SIGABORT 程序停止
- SIGALRM 警示
- SIGFPE 浮點數例外
- SIGHUP 掛斷
- SIGILL 非法指令
- SIGINT 終端機插斷
(1) signal()
#include <signal.h>
void(*signal(int sig, void (*func)(int)))(int);
- 攔截 Ctrl-C 訊號
#include <signal.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>
void ouch(int sig) {
printf("OUCH! - I got signal %d\n", sig);
(void) signal(SIGINT, SIG_DFL);
}
int main(void) {
(void) signal(SIGINT, ouch);
while(1) {
printf("Hello World!\n");
sleep(1);
}
}
(2) sigaction()
#include <signal.h>
int sigaction(int sig,const struct sigaction *act, struct sigaction *oact);
- 參數說明
- sig: 要處理的訊號,若 act 指針非空, 則根據 act 修改該信號的處理動作；若 oact 指針非空, 則通過 oact 傳出該信號原來的處理動作。
- void(*)(int) sa_handler
- sigset_t sa_mask
- int sa_flags
- sa_handler 代表新的信號處理。
- sa_mask 用來設置在處理該信號時暫時將 sa_mask 指定的信號集擱置。
- sa_flags 用來設置信號處理的其他相關操作。
- 程式作業：
signal
的處理
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <signal.h>
// When the process get the "Ctrl+C" signal.
void show_time() {
system("date"); // show the time.
}
// When the process gets the "Ctrl+\" signal.
void go_default() {
signal(SIGINT, SIG_DFL); // recover "Ctrl+C"
}
int main(void) {
signal(SIGINT, show_time); // triggering "Ctrl+C"
signal(SIGQUIT, go_default);// triggering "Ctrl+\"
while(1) {
printf("What time is it？\n"); // Something interesting will happen if this line without "\n".
sleep(1);
}
}
- 執行結果


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Instead of a steering wheel, the Quadricycle had a tiller. The gearbox had only two forward gears with no reverse.
If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you're right.
-HENRY FORD
Henry Ford's first vehicle rode on four bicycle wheels and was powered by a four-horsepower engine.
Instead of a steering wheel, the Quadricycle had a tiller. The gearbox had only two forward gears with no reverse.
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The Ford Model TT was a truck based on the Model T car, but with a reinforced chassis and rear axle
This early pickup was rated at one ton.
These 42 Eagle-class boats were the first product manufactured at the Rouge. In its efforts to aid the Allies in WWI, Ford also produced more than 38,000 Model T cars, ambulances, and trucks, 7,000 Fordson tractors, two types of armored tanks, and 4,000 Liberty airplane engines for the Allies.
Afterward, Ford hired disabled veterans returning from the war, making the automaker one of the first companies to hire people with disabilities and to adapt work environments to their specific needs.
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Simply, unzip the file into your project, this will create docker-compose.yml
on the root of your project and a folder named phpdocker
containing nginx and php-fpm config for it.
Ensure the webserver config on docker\nginx.conf
is correct for your project. PHPDocker.io will have customised this file according to the application type you chose on the generator, for instance web/app|app_dev.php
on a Symfony project, or public/index.php
on generic apps.
Note: you may place the files elsewhere in your project. Make sure you modify the locations for the php-fpm dockerfile, the php.ini overrides and nginx config on docker-compose.yml
if you do so.
Dependencies:
Once you're done, simply cd
to your project and run docker-compose up -d
. This will initialise and start all the containers, then leave them running in the background.
You can access your application via localhost
, if you're running the containers directly, or through `` when run on a vm. nginx and mailhog both respond to any hostname, in case you want to add your own hostname on your /etc/hosts
| Service | Address outside containers |
|---|---|
| Webserver | localhost:8000 |
| MySQL | host: localhost ; port: 8002 |
You'll need to configure your application to use any services you enabled:
| Service | Hostname | Port number |
|---|---|---|
| php-fpm | php-fpm | 9000 |
| MySQL | mysql | 3306 (default) |
Note: you need to cd first to where your docker-compose.yml file lives.
docker-compose up -d
docker-compose up
. You will see a stream of logs for every container running.docker-compose stop
docker-compose kill
docker-compose logs
docker-compose exec SERVICE_NAME COMMAND
where COMMAND
is whatever you want to run. Examples:
* Shell into the PHP container, docker-compose exec php-fpm bash
* Run symfony console, docker-compose exec php-fpm bin/console
* Open a mysql shell, docker-compose exec mysql mysql -uroot -pCHOSEN_ROOT_PASSWORD
It's hard to avoid file permission issues when fiddling about with containers due to the fact that, from your OS point of view, any files created within the container are owned by the process that runs the docker engine (this is usually root). Different OS will also have different problems, for instance you can run stuff in containers using docker exec -it -u $(id -u):$(id -g) CONTAINER_NAME COMMAND
to force your current user ID into the process, but this will only work if your host OS is Linux, not mac. Follow a couple of simple rules and save yourself a world of hurt.
root
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Human-Computer Interaction Researcher &
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About meHuman-Computer Interaction Researcher &
Software Engineer
This is my personal website. Views here are my own.
About meI am a final year PhD student at School of Computing in Australian National University, advised by Associate Professor Armin Haller, Dr. Matt Adcock and Professor Tom Gedeon.
My research sits at the intersection of human-computer interaction (HCI) and knowledge modeling. My current research investigate the use of immersive environments (Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR)) for remote user behavior studies, with a focus on remote gesture elicitation.
Broadly, I'm passionate about behavioural studies and especially novel human interaction in Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) environments. My specific areas of application have spanned from understanding user interaction and environmental context to semantic modeling of the large volumes of data ingested by wearable AR/VR devices. For my current work I am using Oculus Quest, Quest 2 and Microsoft HoloLens 2. I am experienced with Unity game engine, C# scripting and building AR/VR applications. For data analysis and visualizations I use Python and R programming languages.
When there's time, I like to bake (@myfoodepisodes), play Ukulele (which I started recently), blog, volunteer, or enjoy a long distance run.
Human Computer Interaction
Virtual and Augmented Reality
Data Modelling
Gesture Interactions
Deliver lectures and/or tutorials/labs. Conduct classes to an appropriate standard of
teaching and professionalism.
Courses taught: Human-Computer Interaction and Design
(COMP3900/6390), Data Mining (COMP3425/8410), Programming for Scientists (COMP1730/6730)
and
(COMP7230), Software Engineering (COMP2120/6120), Web Development and Design
(COMP1710/6780)
Research areas - Augmented Reality (AR) Virtual Reality (VR), Gesture Interactions, Human Computer Interaction, Internet of Things (IoT), Semantic Web, Immersive analytics
As a senior software engineer I was involved in software engineering consultations, product feature designs and training junior engineers. Consultations include on-site and off-site customer engagements , e.g. Arizona of Department of Administration (ADOA) - State of Arizona, USA, and Transport for London (TfL) - UK.
I was a member of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) research engineering team and lately joined client engagement (services) team. As a software engineer I worked on developing and integrating features to WSO2 product suite and providing customer support as a part of the role in services team. Some features that I developed include Android for Work and Apple Device Enrolment Program (DEP) with WSO2 EMM. As a services team member, I served in off-site customer engagements in Japan and USA clients.
IEEE SMC 2021: IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (SMC) 2021.
ACM ICMI 2020: 22nd International Conference on Multimodal Interaction 2020.
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Load two images with one JS9.Preload() call:
Load images into alternating displays by calling JS9.Preload() repeatedly in a loop:
JS9 Demos:
web page configuration:
the basics
setting the size of the JS9 display
menubar styles
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Presented by Don Coleman / @doncoleman
PhoneGap is an open source solution for building cross-platform mobile apps with standards-based Web technologies like HTML, JavaScript, CSS.
iOS, Android
Windows Phone, Blackberry
Symbian, Bada, WebOS
Tizen, FirefoxOS
Windows 8, OS X, Chrome
Your app is a native app
PhoneGap does not provide a UI
Use any frameworks you want
Usually write as a Single Page App
Xcode
Android SDK
Visual Studio
BlackBerry Webworks SDK
An alternative is to try PhoneGap Build.
$ cordova create foo com.example.foo Foo
$ cd foo
$ cordova platform add android
$ cordova run
PhoneGap Getting Started Guides
http://docs.phonegap.com/en/3.0.0/guide_getting-started_index.md.htmlindex.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
...
<script src="cordova.js"></script>
<script src="js/index.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
app.initialize();
</script>
</body>
</html>
index.js
var app = {
initialize: function() {
this.bindEvents();
},
bindEvents: function() {
document.addEventListener(
'deviceready', this.onDeviceReady, false);
},
onDeviceReady: function() {
// your code here
}
};
API Example - Camera
navigator.camera.getPicture(cameraSuccess, cameraError, options);
http://docs.phonegap.com/en/3.0.0/cordova_camera_camera.md.html
Callbacks
function cameraSuccess(imageURI) {
image.src = imageURI;
}
function cameraError(message) {
alert('Failed because: ' + message);
}
API Call - Asynchronous
navigator.camera.getPicture(
cameraSuccess,
cameraError,
{
quality: 50,
destinationType: Camera.DestinationType.FILE_URI
}
);
Lots of other APIs
http://docs.phonegap.com/en/3.0.0But PhoneGap doesn't do
[insert your feature here]
Extend PhoneGap
$ cordova plugin install https://github.com/don/BluetoothSerial
var macAddress = "00:00:AA:BB:CC:DD";
var connected = function() {
// connected, do something
};
var disconnected = funtion(error) {
// disconnected
};
bluetoothSerial.connect(macAddress, connected, disconnected);
var onMessage = function(data) {
console.log(data);
};
bluetoothSerial.subscribe("\n", onMessage, onFailure);
bluetoothSerial.write("Hello Arduino");
Don Coleman
PhoneGap for Makers by Don Coleman is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Based on a work at https://github.com/don/slides/tree/gh-pages/2013-09-21-phonegap-for-makers.


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AdjectiveImpl
- Class in
gate.wordnet
Represents WordNet adjective implements interface Adjective
AdjectiveImpl(Word, Synset, int, int, boolean, int, Dictionary)
- Constructor for class gate.wordnet.
AdjectiveImpl
G
gate.wordnet
- package gate.wordnet
gate.wordnet.test
- package gate.wordnet.test
getAdjectivePosition()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
AdjectiveImpl
returns the syntactic position of the adjective in relation to noun that it modifies
getDataStore()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
Get the data store that this LR lives in.
getFrame()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
VerbFrameImpl
getGloss()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
SynsetImpl
textual description of the synset
getJWNLDictionary()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
helper method
getLemma()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
WordImpl
returns the lemma of this word
getLexicalRelations()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
WordSenseImpl
return the Lex relations this sense participates in
getLexicalRelations(int)
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
WordSenseImpl
return the Lex relations (of the specified type) this sense participates in
getLRPersistenceId()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
Returns the persistence id of this LR, if it has been stored in a datastore.
getOffset()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
SynsetImpl
offset in index files
getOrderInSynset()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
WordSenseImpl
order of this sense relative to the synset- i.e.
getParent()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
Returns the parent LR of this LR.
getPOS()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
SynsetImpl
returns the part-of-speech for this synset, see WordNet::POS_XXX constants
getPOS()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
WordSenseImpl
part-of-speech for this sense (inherited from the containing synset)
getPropertyUrl()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
getSemanticRelations()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
SynsetImpl
get the SemanticRelation-s of this synset
getSemanticRelations(int)
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
SynsetImpl
get the SemanticRelation-s of specific type (HYPERNYm) for this synset
getSenseCount()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
WordImpl
returns the number of senses of this word (not necessarily loading them from storage)
getSenseNumber()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
WordSenseImpl
order of this sense relative to the word - i.e.
getSource()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
LexicalRelationImpl
returns the source (WordSense) of this lexical relation
getSource()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
SemanticRelationImpl
returns the source (Synset) of this lexical relation
getSynset()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
WordSenseImpl
synset of this sense
getSynsets(int)
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
returns all synsets for specific POS
getTarget()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
LexicalRelationImpl
returns the target (WordSense) of this lexical relation
getTarget()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
SemanticRelationImpl
returns the source (Synset) of this lexical relation
getUniqueBeginners()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
returns all unique beginners
getVerbFrames()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
VerbImpl
returns the verb frames associated with this synset
getVersion()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
returns the WordNet version
getWord()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
WordSenseImpl
returns the Word of this WordSense
getWordSense(int)
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
SynsetImpl
get specific WordSense according to its order in the synset - most important senses come first
getWordSenses()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
SynsetImpl
WordSenses contained in this synset
getWordSenses()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
WordImpl
returns the senses of this word
I
IndexFileWordNetImpl
- Class in
gate.wordnet
IndexFileWordNetImpl()
- Constructor for class gate.wordnet.
IndexFileWordNetImpl
init()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
IndexFileWordNetImpl
init()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
Initialise this resource, and return it.
isModified()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
Returns true of an LR has been modified since the last sync.
isSemcor()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
WordSenseImpl
appears in SEMCOR?
isUniqueBeginner()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
SynsetImpl
is this synset a UB - i.e.
J
JWNLWordNetImpl
- Class in
gate.wordnet
JWNLWordNetImpl()
- Constructor for class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
L
LexicalRelationImpl
- Class in
gate.wordnet
Represents WordNet lexical relation.
LexicalRelationImpl(int, WordSense, WordSense)
- Constructor for class gate.wordnet.
LexicalRelationImpl
lookupWord(String)
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
returns list of WordSense-s for specific lemma
lookupWord(String, int)
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
returns list of WordSense-s for specific lemma of the specified POS
M
main(String[])
- Static method in class gate.wordnet.test.
TestWordNet
S
SemanticRelationImpl
- Class in
gate.wordnet
SemanticRelationImpl(int, Synset, Synset)
- Constructor for class gate.wordnet.
SemanticRelationImpl
setDataStore(DataStore)
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
Set the data store that this LR lives in.
setLRPersistenceId(Object)
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
Sets the persistence id of this LR.
setParent(LanguageResource)
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
Sets the parent LR of this LR.
setPropertyUrl(URL)
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
IndexFileWordNetImpl
setPropertyUrl(URL)
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
setUp()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.test.
TestWordNet
suite()
- Static method in class gate.wordnet.test.
TestWordNet
Test suite routine for the test runner
sync()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.
JWNLWordNetImpl
Save: synchonise the in-memory image of the LR with the persistent image.
SynsetImpl
- Class in
gate.wordnet
SynsetImpl(Synset, Dictionary)
- Constructor for class gate.wordnet.
SynsetImpl
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testWN_01()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.test.
TestWordNet
testWN_02()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.test.
TestWordNet
testWN_03()
- Method in class gate.wordnet.test.
TestWordNet
TestWordNet
- Class in
gate.wordnet.test
TestWordNet(String)
- Constructor for class gate.wordnet.test.
TestWordNet
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VerbFrameImpl
- Class in
gate.wordnet
VerbFrameImpl(String)
- Constructor for class gate.wordnet.
VerbFrameImpl
VerbImpl
- Class in
gate.wordnet
Represents WordNet verb.
VerbImpl(Word, Synset, int, int, boolean, Verb, Dictionary)
- Constructor for class gate.wordnet.
VerbImpl
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WordImpl
- Class in
gate.wordnet
WordImpl(String, int, Dictionary)
- Constructor for class gate.wordnet.
WordImpl
WordSenseImpl
- Class in
gate.wordnet
WordSenseImpl(Word, Synset, int, int, boolean, Dictionary)
- Constructor for class gate.wordnet.
WordSenseImpl
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Written in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Incorporates Git and Github.
Create a personal website in order to allow companies and peers to know who I am on a more personable level.
Written in Java and XML. Incorporates Parse (Transferred to Mongodb). Engaged in app design and database storage.
Creates an app that displays a login screen and has access to create an account or log into a profile. Accounts are saved with emails, usernames, and passwords into Parse, and the profile displays the username and can upload a photo as a profile picture.
- 1 out of 5 : Main Menu -
Created an interactive scrolling platform game within a team (4) over several months for the Texas Computer Educators Association's 0100 Elements game programming competition. Received 2nd place and written in Java.
A snail goes through Summer, Fall, Winter, and Spring fighting slimes, going through normal, spiky, and disappearing platforms, and overcoming tricky obstacles to collect gems in order to save the world from seasonal destruction.
Developed in Java. Employed GUI and sound implementation.
A piano that can play notes in ranges of C1 to B48 (approximately 6 octaves) and showing the given note when played.
Developed in Java and XML. Engaged in app design and sound implementation
Creates an app that poses a dare, and when given a number, uses that to randomly generate a number that the user tries not to guess, or else the user must do the dare. After the 2nd dare, it poses a dare to go to homecoming, and plays a song.
Executed in Java. Managed object specification, game functionality, and game design.
A Slot Machine that has a coin function, a button function, a score board, coin count, a jackpot, save functions, and a help section.


Is Greta a time traveller?
by Laura BrookesSocial media users are hailing Greta Thunberg the time traveller sent 'to save us' after a photo emerged of her Canadian lookalike from 1898.
The black and white photo taken 121 years ago shows three children at a gold mine in the Yukon, one of whom bears an uncanny resemblance to the 16-year-old climate change activist – even featuring her signature hairstyle.
After being dug up from the University of Washington’s archives, the image has brought out conspiracy theorists in droves.
One Twitter user said: "What it is, right, is that actually she’s a time traveller, and she’s come to warn us about the future. It’s the only explanation."
Another asked: “How many times does time-travelling #GretaThunberg need to show up to warn humanity before we heed her advice and do the right thing – for the sake of both ourselves and the planet?”
Others were more concerned with a different aspect of the viral photo.
“Everyone is talking about #GretaThunberg being a @timetraveler. I’m way more concerned with this creepy dog.”
Thunberg took the UN by storm earlier this year when she gave an impassioned speech on the responsibility of leaders to act on climate change.
"We will not let you get away with this," she said. "Right here, right now is where we draw the line. The world is waking up. And change is coming, whether you like it or not."


Resume
John Smith
Interests
- Drawing
- Photography
- Design
- Programming
- Computer Science
Skills
- Web Design with HTML & CSS
Education
Experience
- Student Technology Intern for Wilton School District
- Babysitter
Extracurriculars
- Recycling Club
- Gardening Club
- Book Club


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The data is taken from a UCI Heart disease dataset library. The trained machine learning model is made available to predict the occurence of heart disease . The model is 85%(approx) accurate. Enjoy!
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