Class NVBindlessTexture
- java.lang.Object
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- org.lwjgl.opengl.NVBindlessTexture
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public class NVBindlessTexture extends java.lang.Object
Native bindings to the NV_bindless_texture extension.This extension allows OpenGL applications to access texture objects in shaders without first binding each texture to one of a limited number of texture image units. Using this extension, an application can query a 64-bit unsigned integer texture handle for each texture that it wants to access and then use that handle directly in GLSL or assembly-based shaders. The ability to access textures without having to bind and/or re-bind them is similar to the capability provided by the NV_shader_buffer_load extension that allows shaders to access buffer objects without binding them. In both cases, these extensions significantly reduce the amount of API and internal GL driver overhead needed to manage resource bindings.
This extension also provides similar capability for the image load, store, and atomic functionality provided by OpenGL 4.2, OpenGL ES 3.1 and the ARB_shader_image_load_store and EXT_shader_image_load_store extensions, where a texture can be accessed without first binding it to an image unit. An image handle can be extracted from a texture object using an API with a set of parameters similar to those for BindImageTextureEXT.
This extension adds no new data types to GLSL. Instead, it uses existing sampler and image data types and allows them to be populated with texture and image handles. This extension does permit sampler and image data types to be used in more contexts than in unextended GLSL 4.00. In particular, sampler and image types may be used as shader inputs/outputs, temporary variables, and uniform block members, and may be assigned to by shader code. Constructors are provided to convert 64-bit unsigned integer values to and from sampler and image data types. Additionally, new APIs are provided to load values for sampler and image uniforms with 64-bit handle inputs. The use of existing integer-based Uniform* APIs is still permitted, in which case the integer specified will identify a texture image or image unit. For samplers and images with values specified as texture image or image units, the GL implemenation will translate the unit number to an internal handle as required.
To access texture or image resources using handles, the handles must first be made resident. Accessing a texture or image by handle without first making it resident can result in undefined results, including program termination. Since the amount of texture memory required by an application may exceed the amount of memory available to the system, this extension provides API calls allowing applications to manage overall texture memory consumption by making a texture resident and non-resident as required.
Requires
OpenGL 4.0
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method and Description static long
glGetImageHandleNV(int texture, int level, boolean layered, int layer, int format)
Creates and returns an image handle for levellevel
of the texture namedtexture
.static long
glGetTextureHandleNV(int texture)
Creates a texture handle using the current state of the texture namedtexture
, including any embedded sampler state.static long
glGetTextureSamplerHandleNV(int texture, int sampler)
Creates a texture handle using the current non-sampler state from the texture namedtexture
and the sampler state from the sampler objectsampler
.static boolean
glIsImageHandleResidentNV(long handle)
ReturnsTRUE
if the specified image handle is resident in the current context.static boolean
glIsTextureHandleResidentNV(long handle)
ReturnsTRUE
if the specified texture handle is resident in the current context.static void
glMakeImageHandleNonResidentNV(long handle)
Makes an image handle inaccessible to shaders.static void
glMakeImageHandleResidentNV(long handle, int access)
Makes an image handle resident, so that it is accessible to shaders for image loads, stores, and atomic operations.static void
glMakeTextureHandleNonResidentNV(long handle)
Makes a texture handle inaccessible to shaders.static void
glMakeTextureHandleResidentNV(long handle)
Make a texture handle resident, so that it is accessible to shaders for texture mapping operations.static void
glProgramUniformHandleui64NV(int program, int location, long value)
DSA version ofUniformHandleui64NV
.static void
glProgramUniformHandleui64vNV(int program, int location, long[] values)
Array version of:ProgramUniformHandleui64vNV
static void
glProgramUniformHandleui64vNV(int program, int location, java.nio.LongBuffer values)
DSA version ofUniformHandleui64vNV
.static void
glUniformHandleui64NV(int location, long value)
Loads a 64-bit unsigned integer handle into a uniform location corresponding to sampler or image variable types.static void
glUniformHandleui64vNV(int location, long[] values)
Array version of:UniformHandleui64vNV
static void
glUniformHandleui64vNV(int location, java.nio.LongBuffer values)
Loadscount
64-bit unsigned integer handles into a uniform location corresponding to sampler or image variable types.
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Method Detail
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glGetTextureHandleNV
public static long glGetTextureHandleNV(int texture)
Creates a texture handle using the current state of the texture namedtexture
, including any embedded sampler state. SeeGetTextureSamplerHandleNV
for details.- Parameters:
texture
- the texture object
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glGetTextureSamplerHandleNV
public static long glGetTextureSamplerHandleNV(int texture, int sampler)
Creates a texture handle using the current non-sampler state from the texture namedtexture
and the sampler state from the sampler objectsampler
. In both cases, a 64-bit unsigned integer handle is returned. The errorINVALID_VALUE
is generated iftexture
is zero or is not the name of an existing texture object or ifsampler
is zero or is not the name of an existing sampler object. The errorINVALID_OPERATION
is generated if the texture objecttexture
is not complete. If an error occurs, a handle of zero is returned.The error
INVALID_OPERATION
is generated if the border color (taken from the embedded sampler for GetTextureHandleNV or from thesampler
for GetTextureSamplerHandleNV) is not one of the following allowed values. If the texture's base internal format is signed or unsigned integer, allowed values are (0,0,0,0), (0,0,0,1), (1,1,1,0), and (1,1,1,1). If the base internal format is not integer, allowed values are (0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0), (0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0), (1.0,1.0,1.0,0.0), and (1.0,1.0,1.0,1.0).The handle for each texture or texture/sampler pair is unique; the same handle will be returned if GetTextureHandleNV is called multiple times for the same texture or if GetTextureSamplerHandleNV is called multiple times for the same texture/sampler pair.
When a texture object is referenced by one or more texture handles, the texture parameters of the object may not be changed, and the size and format of the images in the texture object may not be re-specified. The error
INVALID_OPERATION
is generated if the functions TexImage*, CopyTexImage*, CompressedTexImage*, TexBuffer*, or TexParameter* are called to modify a texture object referenced by one or more texture handles. The contents of the images in a texture object may still be updated via commands such as TexSubImage*, CopyTexSubImage*, and CompressedTexSubImage*, and by rendering to a framebuffer object, even if the texture object is referenced by one or more texture handles.The error
INVALID_OPERATION
is generated byBufferData
if it is called to modify a buffer object bound to a buffer texture while that texture object is referenced by one or more texture handles. The contents of the buffer object may still be updated via buffer update commands such asBufferSubData
and MapBuffer*, or via the texture update commands, even if the buffer is bound to a texture while that buffer texture object is referenced by one or more texture handles.When a sampler object is referenced by one or more texture handles, the sampler parameters of the object may not be changed. The error
INVALID_OPERATION
is generated when calling SamplerParameter* functions to modify a sampler object referenced by one or more texture handles.- Parameters:
texture
- the texture objectsampler
- the sampler object
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glMakeTextureHandleResidentNV
public static void glMakeTextureHandleResidentNV(long handle)
Make a texture handle resident, so that it is accessible to shaders for texture mapping operations.While the texture handle is resident, it may be used in texture mapping operations. If a shader attempts to perform a texture mapping operation using a handle that is not resident, the results of that operation are undefined and may lead to application termination. When a texture handle is resident, the texture it references is also considered resident for the purposes of the
AreTexturesResident
command. The errorINVALID_OPERATION
is generated ifhandle
is not a valid texture handle, or ifhandle
is already resident in the current GL context.- Parameters:
handle
- the texture handle
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glMakeTextureHandleNonResidentNV
public static void glMakeTextureHandleNonResidentNV(long handle)
Makes a texture handle inaccessible to shaders.The error
INVALID_OPERATION
is generated ifhandle
is not a valid texture handle, or ifhandle
is not resident in the current GL context.- Parameters:
handle
- the texture handle
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glGetImageHandleNV
public static long glGetImageHandleNV(int texture, int level, boolean layered, int layer, int format)
Creates and returns an image handle for levellevel
of the texture namedtexture
. Iflayered
isTRUE
, a handle is created for the entire texture level. Iflayered
isFALSE
, a handle is created for only the layerlayer
of the texture level.format
specifies a format used to interpret the texels of the image when used for image loads, stores, and atomics, and has the same meaning as theformat
parameter of BindImageTextureEXT(). A 64-bit unsigned integer handle is returned if the command succeeds; otherwise, zero is returned.The error
INVALID_VALUE
is generated by GetImageHandleNV if:texture
is zero or not the name of an existing texture object;- the image for the texture level
level
doesn't exist (i.e., has a size of zero intexture
); or layered
is FALSE andlayer
is greater than or equal to the number of layers in the image at levellevel
.
The error
INVALID_OPERATION
is generated by GetImageHandleNV if:- the texture object
texture
is not complete (section 3.9.14); layered
is TRUE and the texture is not a three-dimensional, one-dimensional array, two dimensional array, cube map, or cube map array texture.
When a texture object is referenced by one or more image handles, the texture parameters of the object may not be changed, and the size and format of the images in the texture object may not be re-specified. The error
INVALID_OPERATION
is generated when calling TexImage*, CopyTexImage*, CompressedTexImage*, TexBuffer*, or TexParameter* functions while a texture object is referenced by one or more image handles. The contents of the images in a texture object may still be updated via commands such as TexSubImage*, CopyTexSubImage*, and CompressedTexSubImage*, and by rendering to a framebuffer object, even if the texture object is referenced by one or more image handles.The error
INVALID_OPERATION
is generated byBufferData
if it is called to modify a buffer object bound to a buffer texture while that texture object is referenced by one or more image handles. The contents of the buffer object may still be updated via buffer update commands such asBufferSubData
and MapBuffer*, or via the texture update commands, even if the buffer is bound to a texture while that buffer texture object is referenced by one or more image handles.The handle returned for each combination of
texture
,level
,layered
,layer
, andformat
is unique; the same handle will be returned if GetImageHandleNV is called multiple times with the same parameters.- Parameters:
texture
- the texture objectlevel
- the texture levellayered
- the layered flaglayer
- the texture layerformat
- the texture format
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glMakeImageHandleResidentNV
public static void glMakeImageHandleResidentNV(long handle, int access)
Makes an image handle resident, so that it is accessible to shaders for image loads, stores, and atomic operations.access
specifies whether the texture bound to the image handle will be treated asREAD_ONLY
,WRITE_ONLY
, orREAD_WRITE
. If a shader reads from an image handle made resident asWRITE_ONLY
, or writes to an image handle made resident asREAD_ONLY
, the results of that shader operation are undefined and may lead to application termination. The errorINVALID_OPERATION
is generated ifhandle
is not a valid image handle, or ifhandle
is already resident in the current GL context.While the image handle is resident, it may be used in image load, store, and atomic operations. If a shader attempts to perform an image operation using a handle that is not resident, the results of that operation are undefined and may lead to application termination. When an image handle is resident, the texture it references is not necessarily considered resident for the purposes of the
AreTexturesResident
command.- Parameters:
handle
- the image handleaccess
- the access type. One of:READ_ONLY
WRITE_ONLY
READ_WRITE
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glMakeImageHandleNonResidentNV
public static void glMakeImageHandleNonResidentNV(long handle)
Makes an image handle inaccessible to shaders.- Parameters:
handle
- the image handle
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glUniformHandleui64NV
public static void glUniformHandleui64NV(int location, long value)
Loads a 64-bit unsigned integer handle into a uniform location corresponding to sampler or image variable types.- Parameters:
location
- the uniform locationvalue
- the handle value
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glUniformHandleui64vNV
public static void glUniformHandleui64vNV(int location, java.nio.LongBuffer values)
Loadscount
64-bit unsigned integer handles into a uniform location corresponding to sampler or image variable types.- Parameters:
location
- the uniform locationvalues
- a buffer from which to load the handles
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glProgramUniformHandleui64NV
public static void glProgramUniformHandleui64NV(int program, int location, long value)
DSA version ofUniformHandleui64NV
.- Parameters:
program
- the program objectlocation
- the uniform locationvalue
- the handle value
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glProgramUniformHandleui64vNV
public static void glProgramUniformHandleui64vNV(int program, int location, java.nio.LongBuffer values)
DSA version ofUniformHandleui64vNV
.- Parameters:
program
- the program objectlocation
- the uniform locationvalues
- a buffer from which to load the handles
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glIsTextureHandleResidentNV
public static boolean glIsTextureHandleResidentNV(long handle)
ReturnsTRUE
if the specified texture handle is resident in the current context.- Parameters:
handle
- the texture handle
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glIsImageHandleResidentNV
public static boolean glIsImageHandleResidentNV(long handle)
ReturnsTRUE
if the specified image handle is resident in the current context.- Parameters:
handle
- the image handle
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glUniformHandleui64vNV
public static void glUniformHandleui64vNV(int location, long[] values)
Array version of:UniformHandleui64vNV
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glProgramUniformHandleui64vNV
public static void glProgramUniformHandleui64vNV(int program, int location, long[] values)
Array version of:ProgramUniformHandleui64vNV
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Watch: Stormtroopers ‘Fly’ in New ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’ Clip
by Genevieve ScaranoRey and the gang are fleeing from a group of “high-tech” stormtroopers in a new Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker clip.
 This time, the squad of stormtroopers has jetpacks…and that could be a MAJOR problem for Rey & Co.
“Oh, they fly now!” C-3PO yells to the group in the thrilling, yet hilarious footage.
Finn turns to Poe and unbelievingly asks him “They fly now?!”
Poe also looks concerned and replies “They fly now!”
It’s unclear if Rey and her friends escape from the “flying” stormtroopers, but hopefully, they figure out a plan and leave the area ASAP.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker arrives in theaters on Dec. 20.
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(defmethod rucksack-update-slot-indexes ((rucksack standard-rucksack)
(class persistent-class))
(let ((direct-slots (class-direct-slots class))
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;; Remove indexes for slots that don't exist anymore.
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(or (find-index-spec (slot-index slot) :errorp nil)
(slot-index slot))))
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There are mooring buoys as well as a marina here, but beware of the cost (for a 10-12m boat - €105/night on a mooring and €400.00 in the marina).
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Susan Granger's review of "A CIVIL ACTION" (Touchstone/Paramount Pictures
Adapted from Jonathan Harr's 1995 non-fiction best-seller, this is a deadly serious legal thriller - it's also a deadly bore. John Travolta sleepwalks through the role of Jan Schlictmann, an egotistical, high-stakes, personal-injury attorney who suddenly becomes virtuous and loses his custom-made shirt when he sues two corporations for dumping toxic waste which may have polluted the water supply and, in turn, caused cancer-related deaths in eight families in a small town outside of Boston. When we first meet Schlictmann, he's driving a sleek black Porche and reveling in minor celebrity. Guesting on a radio talk show, he's confronted by a client (Kathleen Quinlan) whose letters he has ignored. She's the distraught mother of a young boy who died of leukemia and represents seven other children in one neighborhood who met a similar fate. But when Schlictmann discovers that two major companies (W.R. Grace and Beatrice Foods) may be the culprits, he gleefully proclaims, "This is a gold mine!" Greedily, he accept the case which, eventually, drives his firm into bankruptcy. Written and directed by Steven Zaillian, who wrote "Schindler's List," it's issue-oriented, earnest and decent, filled with righteous indignation about social injustice. Unfortunately, it's not very entertaining - except for Robert Duvall's superbly nuanced performance as a crafty corporate counsel, Sydney Pollock's turn as a snobbish executive, and an uncredited cameo by Kathy Bates. Why does it miss the mark? Because we have no emotional investment in Travolta's morally ambiguous character. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "A Civil Action" is a bleak, stilted 6, proving that no good deed goes unpunished.
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C
extensions to support embedded processors N1169
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C++
Binary Fixed-Point Arithmetic N3352
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Efficient Object-Oriented and Template Microcontroller Programming, Real-Time
C++, C M Kormanyos, ISBN 978-3-642-34688-0, 2013,
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http://lists.boost.org/Archives/boost/2012/04/192165.php
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Exploring
Binary Blog by Rick Regan, 2015.
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String
To Floating Point Number Conversion
atof(), strtod() - how
they work, and how you can write your own ones, Grzegorz Kraszewski.
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atof()
float C code by Grzegorz Kraszewski.
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Optimizing
Math-Intensive Applications with Fixed-Point Arithmetic, Anthony
Williams, Dr Dobbs March 2008.
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Fixed-point
arithmetic
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libfixmath fixed-point
library by Ben Brewer.
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Q number format
used to specify fixed-point numbers with (optional) sign, scaling and fractional
parts.
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Performance
Benefits of Half Precision Floats Patrick Konsor, Intel 2012. Discusses
how using only a 16-bit floating-point type as a storage
type can save much memory when there are very many values to store. Using
less memory can also reduce cache misses and can reduce disk I/O. The type
is always converted to a fundamental
floating-point type for any computation; instructions
vcvtph2ps
and vcvtps2ph
are provided
to convert to and from 32-bit float efficiently.
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Right-sizing
Precision Unleashed Computing: The need to right-size precision
to save energy, bandwidth, storage, and electrical power, John L. Gustafson,
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ARM architecture.
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Fixed-point
library proposal John MacFarlane
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Intel
How to benchmark IA-32 and IA-64
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Understanding the principles of neuroplasticity benefits people by changing their mindset to a positive growth mindset, believing in themselves, start to feel empowered that they have the ability to change and adapt new skills.
When you feel empowered about learning because you believe in yourself and know it’s a scientific fact you can - learning becomes fun and exciting. You become happier, knowing your working/learning towards a better version of yourself. You apply yourself more knowing your outcome will be greater.
The idea that intelligence is malleable - increases the chances of people succeeding – because it gives people faith, hope, a positive attitude, self-worth, that becomes contagious and you attract people who are on the same wavelength.
Practise the exercise, repeat the exercise, review (myself and others) and reflect, repeat - with the modified changes and repeat. Keeping in mind the more I practise the more I grow, creating stronger neural connections. Believing in myself - using these in my daily morning ritual of gratitude and affirmations. Motivates me to learn and makes my learning experience exciting knowing I can do it through practice, reflect/review. Neuroplasticity helps cancel out any negative thoughts that come up.
Practise, Practise, Practise. Review and Reflect and Repeat. Use relatable experiences to remember new material. Mental practise is also a way to prepare for a physical skill - that combined with physical practise and effort - will grow the brain, and succeed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ngs5_WXxfo
“In a growth mindset students understand that their talents and abilities can be developed through effort, good teaching and persistence. They don’t necessarily think everyone’s the same or anyone can be Einstein, but they believe everyone can get smarter if they work at it.”
All the tiny actions build up to a growth mindset. I can succeed by applying myself with 100% effort daily, then the more I grow and learn, and become more confident. Having a growth mindset is relevant because it is about achieving the tiny daily tasks/goals. Which will then help me achieve graduating as a web developer/life goals.
What resonated with me was the gym example - when people come into the gym they are not confident - but tiny actions daily by committing to exercising daily builds up to a growth mindset and you become confident and believe in yourself and can physically see the growth. I didn’t really know a lot about growth mindset - it was having a positive mindset. But a growth mindset is powerful. I guess I didn’t realise the potential I/we have to achieve our goals through having a growth mindset.
By knowing and putting in 100% effort everyday, being persistent, I can develop my abilities and talents and achieve my goals of graduating as a web developer, and my personal goals. Life is a learning journey – I will continue to learn everyday.
Link to a resource that you found particularly useful or engaging.
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Story: The !ho
The !ho
Title
The !ho
Collection
Summary
In a peculiar state of the atmosphere, in which sounds can be heard at a considerable distance, sitting, instead of standing, is recommended; for fear of evil consequences. Standing over those who are sitting, on account of its injurious effects, is also objected to, etc. In the Katkop dialect, by Díä!kwãin (L V.-20. 5559 rev.-5568 rev.).  If a person's teeth are 'above' or over their 'knees' they are standing over other people and can cause their deaths or make them ill.
Comments
1) See also The !kho: a blue mist which resembles smoke and The !ho and Ko-boken, 2) This story is found in Book V-20
Contributors
Date
20 November 1875 (started)
Categories
Custom and daily life, Celestial bodies and aeroscopy
Keywords
standing ('teeth over knees') , standing (over another who is sitting) , standing (can kill others) , standing (and the early morning) , standing (is bad luck) , standing (and avoidance behaviour) , standing (sitting instead of) , standing (and the !ho) , standing (the consequences of, at dawn) , !ho (a peculiar state of the atmosphere) , !ho (is a whirlwind) , !ho (its ill effect on people) , !ho (and sticks that seek people) , !ho (teachings about) , !ho (is a mirage) , !ho (knocks down and kills people) , !ho (and the consequences of people standing over others) , !ho (and standing instead of sitting at dawn) , !ho (warnings about) , !ho (and the early morning) , dawn (actions at) , dawn (customs relating to) , dawn (the early morning's doings) , dawn (and the !ho) , dawn (and the whirlwind) , dawn (standing at) , sticks (that seek people) , sticks (and the ill effects of the !ho: a whirlwind) , whirlwind (or a peculiar state of the atmosphere) , whirlwind (called !ho) , whirlwind (its ill effect on people) , dawn (its doings) , dawn (warnings about) , dawn (prohibitions relating to) , dawn (and standing) , dawn (and the !ho: a whirlwind) , morning (early) , morning (actions at) , morning (customs relating to) , morning (the early morning's doings) , morning (and the !ho: a whirlwind) , morning (and sitting instead of standing at) , name (of a whirlwind which harms people at dawn is !ho) , death (and the ill effects of the !ho: a whirlwind) , death (and the consequences of standing at dawn) , death (and sticks that seek people) , teachings (about the consequences of standing at dawn) , teachings (about the ill effects of the !ho: a whirlwind) , teachings (and warnings about the early morning and its doings) , education (the consequences of standing at dawn) , education (the ill effects of the !ho: a whirlwind) , education (warnings about the early morning and its doings) , mirage (or whirlwind called the !ho) , illness (and the consequences of standing at dawn) , illness (and the ill effects of the !ho: a whirlwind)
Story Pages
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- changeEditable() - Method in class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.view.ProfileActivity
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- changeVisibility(Menu) - Method in class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.view.ProfileActivity
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If the editing button is visible, it will be changed to the confirmation button, and vice versa
- clearUserFields() - Method in class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.UserProfileUiTest
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- CodeScannerActivity - Class in xyz.kotlout.kotlout.view
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Activity to Scan barcodes and QR Codes
Code modified from example from: https://github.com/yuriy-budiyev/code-scanner
- CodeScannerActivity() - Constructor for class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.view.CodeScannerActivity
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- compare(HistogramData, HistogramData) - Method in class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.experiment.HistogramComparator
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Compares two histogram objects based on their results
- compareTrials(ExperimentType, Trial, Trial) - Static method in class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.ScannableTests
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- CountExperiment - Class in xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.experiment
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A specialization of the Experiment class for experiments involving integer counts.
- CountExperiment() - Constructor for class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.experiment.CountExperiment
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Default constructor to satisfy Firebase
- CountExperiment(String, String, int, boolean) - Constructor for class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.experiment.CountExperiment
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Creates a new CountExperiment with basic fields passed on to the base Experiment constructor.
- CountTrial - Class in xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.experiment.trial
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A trial with no (or only a single) outcome
- CountTrial() - Constructor for class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.experiment.trial.CountTrial
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Default public constructor for Firebase to use.
- CountTrial(long, String, Geolocation) - Constructor for class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.experiment.trial.CountTrial
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Parameterized constructor for creating new instances before storing into Firebase.
- createQrBitmap(Uri) - Static method in class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.controller.ScannableController
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Creates a Qr Code bitmap from a Uri
- createUri(String, String, String, String, String) - Static method in class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.controller.ScannableController
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Creates a URI describing a trial result


I have done a lot of things. Mostly very liberal art-y. I studied history of art and film at the École du Louvre and audiovisual archives management at INA Sup. Then I worked as Junior digital manager at the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain. I mostly managed their film archives, and their film production. But I also helped create this cool project, and this one too. That's when I decided I really wanted to learn how to make that kind of stuff, and not just dream them up.


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sendRequest
Send the request and set the response


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Jetta SportWagen TDI¶
Sometime in September 2009, I set my eyes on a Jetta SportWagen TDI as my next car (I was then driving a 2000 F-150). On April 30th 2010 I finally committed to the vehicle and put down a deposit. On June 30th, I received my new car, special ordered the way I wanted it.
Routing USB Cable¶
I wanted my wireless charging car dock to look as clean as possible so I decided to run the cable behind my dash. There is a surprisingly large amount of space in there. This is how I took everything apart, it’s not too difficult.
Tools you will need:
- T20 (Torx) bit and screw driver.
- Trim/Molding Removal tools (to avoid scratching your trim, otherwise use a flathead).
I bought TEKTON 2841 Everybit and Electronic Repair Screwdriver Bit Set, 135-Piece and Astro Pneumatic 4524 Auto Fastener and Molding Removal Tool Set, 11-Piece. This guide was written for a manual transmission Jetta. I previously installed another USB cable, which won’t work with the specific charger I am now using so this guide involves removing the old cable as well, which is why you can see it in some images.
Step 1: Remove Shifter Boot and Cubby¶
On the shifter boot, push up on the boot towards the front of the car with your thumb. Meanwhile insert a trim removal tool on the bottom to lift up the boot. In the first image below I highlighted in yellow where you push up with your thumb, and red is where you insert the tool and lift up. It should pop right out.
Once that’s out, just pull up (but don’t remove it) and leave it hanging on the shifter.
Next remove the two screws holding in the little cubby and 12v outlet pictured in the second image below. It should lift up giving you access to the two cables. Press the clips and remove the cables, then pull out the cubby. In the third image you can see that there is a lot of room down there.
Step 2: Remove Head Unit¶
This was the most nerve wracking part for me. The clips on the trim surrounding the head unit/radio seem to be held on by melted plastic. I feel like they are probably very fragile. This step I did very slowly.
Use your trim removal tool to gentry pop out the trim around the head unit. There are 7 clips circled in the center image below. Then just remove the four screws holding in the head unit and side it out. I didn’t bother unplugging any of the cables, I just left my shifter in 4th gear and rested the head unit on it.
Step 3: Remove Air Vents¶
This one is easy. Just remove the two screws circled in the first image below and pull it out. You’ll have to remove the cable for the hazard lights button. It’s clipped on and also held in place with some plastic thing. Just pull that up.
Step 4: Run Cable through Vents¶
This is the destructive part. The front trim of the air vent assembly seems to snap on, but I couldn’t remove it. Instead I used a razor blade to score an outline of the hole I wanted to cut. This took me like 15 or 20 minutes since I didn’t want to use any power tools. I just kept sawing at the relatively soft plastic with the razor blade until the cuts were deep enough for me to push out the little piece of plastic with a screw driver. I then sanded out the hole to make it slightly larger with a sanding bit from my Dremel using my hand (in an up and down motion). You can see the hole I made in the first image below.
Once I was done with that, I had to remove a piece of plastic from the front trim to give the USB cable enough room. You can see the before and after shots with the below first two images of that little plastic tab I removed. I just scored it with a razor blade and gently pried it off using some pliers.
After all that I gently pried that side of the front trim away from the rest of the assembly, just enough room to run the USB cable through. Then I just slid the cable down towards the hole.
In the end, the USB cable runs down the right side of the air vents. It’s a tight fit.
Step 5: Reassembling Everything¶
I intentionally didn’t give the cable very much slack so I could pull it out once everything was reassembled to leave as little slack as possible. When reinstalling the air vents, I made sure the cable didn’t overlap any of the trim’s plastic clips. The cable runs down, on the other side of the plastic which holds the head unit. It’s a bit tricky to reinstall the vents, so I put it in slowly. Once it snapped back into place, I made sure the cable wasn’t being pinched by tugging on it a little bit, making sure it moved.
Then I ran the cable down towards the cubby, and reinstalled the head unit. Don’t forget to plug in hazard lights cable and the two screws on the air vents. I waited until the last minute to put back the trim surrounding the head unit too.
I installed the car mount and charger, and then pulled on the USB cable just enough to have it reach the charger with minimal slack.
Step 6: Run Cable through Cubby¶
This last step was the hardest for me. The wireless charger only works with certain cables, and the cable it came with has a bulky USB connector. I didn’t take any pictures but the cubby has a couple of gaps, which are just small enough to give me trouble. I had to use a lot of force getting the cable through, almost breaking it (but luckily it was fine).


Just a quick note, here is a list of vulnerable PHP functions that you should look out for in your web apps:
Local / Remote file inclusion bugs:
include()
include_once()
require()
require_once()
Local / Remote command execution bugs:
eval() A function that evaluates a given string as PHP code.
assert() A function that evaluates a given string as PHP code.
preg_replace()
preg_match() /e with /e flag, will evaluate much like eval()
fwrite()
passthru() Also sends binary data, but requires a bit more work
file_get_contents()
shell_exec() Returns every line
system()
Encoding/Obfuscating
base64() Encodes data with MIME base64 encoding
gzdeflate() Compresses a string using DEFLATE data format. gzinflate() decompresses it
str_rot13() Shifts every letter of a given string 13 places in the alphabet
SQL Injection bugs:
mysql_query()
File / File system bugs:
fopen()
readfile()
glob()
file()
popen()
exec() Returns only the last line
Other random/userful
file_put_contents() and readdir()


5.1 Miscellaneous definitions
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Application means an “application” of Libmarpa.
In this document,
a Libmarpa application is not necessarily an application program.
For our purposes, an “application”
might be another library that uses Libmarpa.
- The components of the
application environment
are the system components other than Libmarpa and
the application itself.
Application environments vary,
but their components often include an operating system,
system libraries,
a C compiler and its libraries,
and hardware.
- A
boolean value, or boolean,
is an integer that is 0 or 1.
- An
application environment limit,
more often called simply an
environment limit,
is a limit imposed by the application
enviroment.
For our purposes, the most important environment limit
is usually available memory.
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The lexeme iff is an abbreviation for “if and only if”.
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max(x,y)
is the maximum of
x
and y
,
where x
and y
are two numbers.
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Libmarpa method, or just method, means a C function
or a function-like macro of the Libmarpa library.
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User means a “user” of the Libmarpa library.
A user of the library is also a programmer,
so that in this document, “user”
and “programmer” are essentially synonyms.
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We (as well as “us” and ”our”) refers to the authors,
but is also intended to suggest that the reader
is joining the authors
on the millenia-old voyage of discovery
into mathematics and language.
As of this writing, there is a one primary author.
The following terms are used in a way that is consistent
with their use in the C99 standard:
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An indeterminate value
is either an unspecified value or a trap value.
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A trap value,
also called a trap representation,
is a value that when accessed causes undefined behavior.
See Trap representations.
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An undefined behavior
is a behavior that this document does not specify.
One implication is that this behavior might be problematic.
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An unspecified behavior
is a behavior that, within a range of possibilities,
is not further specified by this document.
This is usually not problematic.
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An unspecified value
is a value on which this document imposes no restrictions,
except that it cannot be a trap value.


This demo shows how the demo app itself is working, so what you're just seeing.
This demo is driven by a navigation that also shows its state and an outlet that shows the pages controlled by the menu, that again show the individual demos like this you just see.
To set up this demo we use a navigation component 'demo-nav' with a state controller, a router and a dynamic component loader. As you can see with the attribute cr-lazy components can be lazy loaded.
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About Me
Developer & Prototyper
Hello, My name is Santo Santhosh. I am a tech lover, currently pursuing my BTech in Mechatronics at SRM Institute of Science and Technology. I got inspired to Engineering when I was 16 years old and since then I started playing around with PCB's and boards. I am a Tech Enthusiast who is a tireless seeker of knowledge and wisdom. My primary field of interest is Machine Learning followed by Cyber Security and IoT. Nothing fascinates me more than the words of Elon Musk "Good Ideas are always crazy until they're not".
I am a quick learner and my passion for technology never quenches. I have fun teaching other people. I am a strong believer in STEM learning. I aspire to become part of a leading technical company.
My Skills
I have experience with a lot of platforms and have worked with different technologies. I have experience with Arduino Programming, Web Design, Machine Learning, Data Science and App Development. I have done various projects with Linux, ZigBEE, LoRa, Raspberry Pi and CAD softwares. I have basic programming knowledge in C, C++, Java Script, Python, Dart and more.
Education
High School Education:
Rajagiri Christu Jayanthi Public School
Higher Secondary Education:
Rajagiri Christu Jayanthi Public School
Undergraduate Degree:
SRM Institute of Science and Technology
Experience
Arduino
Machine Learning
Ethical Hacking
Web Development
App Development
Internet of Things
Areas of Interest
Machine Learning
Internet of Things
Electronics
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Ethical Hacking
Programming


Atletico’s Diego Costa may need surgery for neck injury
MADRID (AP) - Striker Diego Costa has a neck injury that could require surgery and sideline him for about three months.
Atlético Madrid says X-rays on Thursday show Costa has a herniated cervical disc. The club says he will be evaluated by neurosurgery specialists in the next few days to decide which treatment options will be chosen.
If surgery is needed, Costa could be out for about three months.
The Brazil-born striker had been feeling discomfort in the neck and upper back area in recent days.
He played on Sunday for about 10 minutes off the bench in the team’s 3-1 win over Espanyol in the Spanish league.
Costa has two goals in 15 appearances this season.
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The radial distribution function (RDF) [msg99,wfz04b] can be interpreted as the probability distribution of finding an atom in a spherical volume of radius r.
where rij is the geometrical distance between the atoms i and atom j, wi and wj are the atom properties of the atoms i and j. B is the smoothing parameter (fuzziness of the distance rij) for the interatomic distance and f the scaling factor.If B aims to infinity the RDF code approximates to the autocorrelation function () and the fuzziness of the distance rij vanishes. So the RDF code can be treated as a generalized autocorrelation function.
The RDF user parameters can be defined in the joelib.properties-file, otherwise the default parameters will be used:
jcompchem.joelib.desc.types.RadialDistributionFunction.minSphericalVolume = 0.2 joelib.desc.types.RadialDistributionFunction.maxSphericalVolume = 10.0 joelib.desc.types.RadialDistributionFunction.sphericalVolumeResolution = 0.2 joelib.desc.types.RadialDistributionFunction.smoothingFactor = 25
Optional the RDF can be calculated with protonated molecules, but you must be sure that all available atom properties are calculated with hydrogens also. Because this is not the standard, this option should be only used by developers.
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The Latest: Rights group: Over 100 killed in Iran protests
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) - The Latest on protests in Iran (all times local):
8:15 p.m.
Amnesty International, citing "credible reports," says it believes at least 106 people have been killed during protests in Iran over government-set gasoline prices rising.
Amnesty made the allegation in a report released Tuesday.
Iran's government, which has not made nationwide numbers available for the toll of the unrest that began Sunday, did not immediately respond to the report.
Amnesty added that it "believes that the real death toll may be much higher, with some reports suggesting as many as 200 have been killed."
Iran since has shut down the internet and deployed police and anti-riot forces to quell the unrest. Demonstrations are believed to still be going on in the country.
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1:35 p.m.
A hard-line newspaper in Iran is suggesting that those who led violent protests will be executed by hanging as the unrest continues.
An article published Tuesday in the Keyhan newspaper made the claim, though Iranian authorities still have not offered a detailed accounting of the toll of the demonstrations that began Friday over government-set gasoline prices rising.
The newspaper said: "Some reports say that judiciary considers execution by hanging for the riot leaders a definite punishment."
It did not elaborate.
The protests appeared to be ongoing on Tuesday in some areas of the country, though the streets of Tehran appeared largely calm.
It remains difficult to know the scale of the demonstrations. Iran shut down the internet Saturday, stopping protesters from sharing information and their videos online.
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How close you are to giving up when it all makes sense How persistence pays Google is your friend
The role of values, empathy and self awareness plays in programming I'd say that understanding how the people you work with aren't machines they just work with them is important but subtle distinction to make. Valuing others contributions and working with others who value yours is important. Being aware of how you're doing and being comfortable to give and take as appropriate
The amount of built in functions to help you in Javascript
Looping and listening was a challenge!
Because it is the teaching to fish rather then giving a man a fish that is important, the syntax and language stuff can and will change it's important to learn to learn over the lifetime as a web developer that is timeless
No in my own experience working in IT I would say it's these things which I didn't appreciate at the start have been the secret weapon
I'm hoping to get more into web development and being a full stack developer, I've been in programming roles for some time now and want a refresher
I think they are both the same thing for me, I'm used to doing things when it comes to programming in a certain way and it will be a challenge to break out of that
Managing my time commitments, I do train for a couple of hours in the morning before class starts but have 45 minutes before class starts to get home and ready for the day to start
Working with others remotely
To challenge myself to learn new ways of coding


Tulip Translator is an experimental prototype which enables you to have conversations with your plants to be able to better understand them.
Point your camera and press the button to snap a picture of your flower.
Scan your plantThis game is best experienced on Android phones.


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The Yen Chow Street Hawker Market
Posted by Emily Cheung on April 12, 2017
Standing in Sham Shui Po for more than 40 years,the Yen Chow Street Hawker Bazaar has fostered lots of art students, designers, and fabric lovers in Hong Kong. However, in 2013,the Hong Kong government planned to demolish the market, and take the land into part of the House Ownership Scheme.This has triggered a great public satisfaction in Hong Kong. What is happening to the market?
For whom who have never been to the Yen Chow Street Hawker Market, you can notice the market with a big nameplate placing at the entrance.
The Yen Chow Street Hawker Market is located next to the Sham Shui Po Police Station,with lots of fabric decorations on its periphery.
The above info graphic briefly illustrates the major events of the Yen Chow Street HawkerBazaar, including the plans of the government throughout the years.
The Yen Chow Street Hawker Market is covering in tarpaulins and striped canvas, with a vest array of clutter at the entrance.
The paths in the bazaar are narrow, with pilling textile shrouding of.
The market has fabrics in different colors, shapes and textures, and most of them are sold in yard.
The worse business environment inside the bazaar is one of the reasons urging the government to relocate the hawkers. During summer, the bazaar would be muggy and hot without a standard ventilation system.
Hawkers and people, who oppose the government reallocation plan, sewed their wishes and requests on the fabrics, and tied the fabrics around the market.
Some people wrote on the fabrics, wishing the market could be kept in original.
Looking inside the bazaar through the wire netting, there is two fabrics embroidering with the Chinese words “Respect the history of the hawker bazaar, and “Protect the livelihood of hawkers”.
The Chinese words in black and red colors expressed a strong desire of keeping the market in the original site.
People are requesting a better compensation and en masse reallocation plan within the Sham Shui Po District forthe hawkers.
The fabric was sewed onto the Chinese words “Fight to be a licensed fabric retailing market” in white color.


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I'm terrible at writing about things, so bear with me.
It's going to be freaking intense and very challenging in many, many aspects. But I knew that it would be when I signed up, so I shouldn't really be very surprised! It seems so far that it's a very supportive environment, and the best option for me to learn this new skillset!
I just need to stay focused and not let myself get distracted by other things. I've set myself up so it technically shouldn't be an issue. However, I am a PRO-procrastinator. Seriously, if it was a job, I'd be a bajillionare. But I think this will definitely pay off once it's all wrapped up and done. IF I apply myself and focus.
I have a few friends who are web developers, and so I have seen the culture firsthand. I think it is something that I wouldn't find difficult engaging in. I am a bit of a dork.
Not at all. I have a few friends of friends who have completed the course, I didn't speak to them directly, but I got a general impression from my friends. It seems to live up to it's rep, so far!
Yes, very excited. I think as long as I actually come into the facility, it will work well for me. I learn better if I'm with someone in person and they are able to physically show me what to do. So I'm not nervous at all about that. I'm just nervous that I'll be terrible!!! But I won't let my anxiety stop me from properly trying.


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Allen Onyema Alleged Fraud: Read what What Fani-Kayode said
by Sanya AgunbiadeA former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode has reacted to the US fraud allegations against Allen Onyema, Chairman of Air Peace.
Fani-Kayode on his Twitter page wrote:
“An indictment is not a conviction. An allegation remains a mere allegation until it is proven in a court of law. Allen Onyema is not a rogue or a fraudster. He is a profoundly good man and a patriot. I have no doubt that he will weather this storm and that he will be vindicated.”
Onyeama was charged with bank fraud and money laundering for moving more than $20 million from Nigeria through United States bank accounts in a scheme involving false documents based on the purchase of airplanes.
The US State Department of Justice (DoJ), in a statement posted on its website on Friday, said Air Peace Chief of Administration and Finance, Ejiroghene Eghagha, has also been charged with bank fraud and committing aggravated identity theft in connection with the scheme.
However, the Chairman of Air Peace, denied Allen Onyema the allegations against him.
Onyeama said all money transferred to the US went through CBN, adding that the allegations were false and were in no way in line with his character as a person and as a business man
Fani-Kayode, reacting said the allegation against Onyema is just mere allegation until proven guilty.
The former minister assured Nigerians that Onyema is a good man and not a fraudster.
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A A KHAN LAW PRACTICE |
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SINGAPORE LAW PRACTICE |
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CRIMINAL LAW, EMPLOYMENT LAW, FAMILY LAW, IMMIGRATION LAW, ISLAMIC LAW, LANDLORD AND TENANT LAW,
MEDIATION, WILLS, PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATE, WORKERS’ COMPENSATION CLAIMS
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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151 CHIN SWEE ROAD
MANHATTAN HOUSE
# 13-16
SINGAPORE 169876
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A ALAGAPPAN LAW CORPORATION |
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SINGAPORE LAW PRACTICE |
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A ANG SEAH & HOE |
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SINGAPORE LAW PRACTICE |
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MEDIUM (6 TO 30 LAWYERS) |
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62258998 |
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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63 MARKET STREET
BANK OF SINGAPORE CENTRE
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A C CHEONG & CO |
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SINGAPORE LAW PRACTICE |
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A C FERGUSSON LAW CORPORATION |
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SINGAPORE LAW PRACTICE |
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A C SHONE & CO |
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SINGAPORE LAW PRACTICE |
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A C SYED & PARTNERS |
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SINGAPORE LAW PRACTICE |
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A H SULTAN & ASSOCIATES |
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SINGAPORE LAW PRACTICE |
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ACCIDENT AND PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS, ADMIRALTY AND SHIPPING LAW,
BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY LAW, CIVIL AND COMMERCIAL LITIGATION, CONVEYANCING AND PROPERTY LAW,
CORPORATE AND COMMERCIAL LAW, CRIMINAL LAW, EMPLOYMENT LAW, FAMILY LAW, INSURANCE LAW, ISLAMIC
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SINGAPORE LAW PRACTICE |
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ACCIDENT AND PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS, BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY
LAW, CIVIL AND COMMERCIAL LITIGATION, CONVEYANCING AND PROPERTY LAW, CRIMINAL LAW, FAMILY LAW,
ISLAMIC LAW, MEDIATION, WILLS, PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATE, WORKERS’ COMPENSATION
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64352940 |
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Wisconsin committee drops proposal to prosecute journalists
MADISON, Wis. - Officials in southwestern Wisconsin have dropped a resolution that appeared to threaten journalists who planned to report on upcoming water research without repeating a news release verbatim.
The Lafayette County Land Conservation Committee was set to vote on the resolution Tuesday. But county attorney Nathan Russell said Monday that the vote won't happen and that the resolution won't be considered "in the near future."
The resolution centers on the upcoming release of findings from a water quality study. It stipulates the county chairmen, county conservationists and the Lafayette County conservation committee chairman would craft a news release on the findings. Journalists who alter or edit the release's summary of findings would be prosecuted.
Legal experts say the resolution is clearly unconstitutional.
Russell says the counties can protect the study's "integrity" without a resolution.


This package, and those below it, contain the implementation of the Oracle
NoSQL Database query processor. This file is for internal documentation
purposes to contain general information about how the code is structured
as well as a way to capture decisions and rationale during design and
implementation.
Data Model
Every instance of the data model is a sequence.
A sequence is an ordered collection of zero or more items.
An item is an atomic value or a complex complex value.
There are 9 kinds of atomic values:
integer : 4-byte-long integer numbers
long : 8-byte-long integer numbers
float : 4-byte-long real numbers
double : 8-byte-long double numbers
string : sequences of 2-byte-long unicode characters
boolean : sequences of bytes
binary : variable-length sequences of bytes
fixed-binary :
Language Specification
Code Structure
Packages include compiler and types
Details TBD
compiler
types
Design Decisions
The format of this section is a list of decisions, where each decision has a
question or issue, a choice, and rationale. It may also include who was
involved and when the decision was made.
create package file for capturing decisions:
o do not put KVStore reference in compiled plan, unless absolutely necessary.
- Should Consistency and Durability be part of the API, the DML, or both?
- Motivation: Usability and potential ability to fully specify
query parameters in the DML, which may be handy, although not necessary,
for the query shell as well as REST-style applications.
- Decision: API only.
- Rationale:
- it is implicitly in the API already in the form of default values
in the KVStoreConfig used to create the KVStore instance.
- putting it in the DML adds complexity, as well as the need to specify
a priority order when a property is specified in multiple ways. It can
be added to the DML if it becomes necessary.
- the query shell will include the ability to set and modify default
values.
- Who: Sam, George, Markos, Cezar.
- Should a compiled query plan contain a reference to the KVStore instance
used to compile it?
- Motivation: Doing this would tightly bind the compiled query to
a specific transient instance of a store. This makes possible the pattern
of compiledQuery.execute() vs KVStore.execute(compiledQuery).
- Decision: No.
- Rationale: This pattern is not typical of the rest of the KVStore
API and creating this binding without a functional (vs aesthetic) rationale
may constrain future implementation and design choices.
- Who: Sam, George, Markos, Cezar.
- Should a batch API be supported?
- Motivation: Used for efficient support of multiple, related update
operations.
- Decision: Not until we support updates, but yes.
- Who: Sam, George, Markos, Cezar.


Hong Kong protesters defy Xi with pro-democracy rallies
Justice Secretary fell in London when surrounded by protesters.
by AFPHong Kong pro-democracy protesters defied a warning by China’s President Xi Jinping and again took to the city’s streets on Friday, as the political turmoil seeped out to London where a Minister from the Southern Chinese city was confronted by masked demonstrators.
Hong Kong has seen relentless protests since June as many in the city of 7.5 million people have vented fury at eroding freedoms under Chinese rule.
Violence has escalated, and tensions have spilt out overseas, sparking friction between China and Britain, which governed Hong Kong until 1997.
On Thursday night, Hong Kong Justice Secretary Teresa Cheng fell in London after being surrounded by pro-democracy protesters, in the most physical confrontation involving a member of cabinet since the unrest began.
‘Appalling attack’
Ms. Cheng walked away without any visible signs of injury.
But China called it an “appalling attack” and accused Britain of fuelling the protest movement.
Former colonial power Britain has urged Beijing and Hong Kong to seek a political solution to the city’s crisis and has condemned the escalating violence on both sides.
In a briefing in Beijing, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said if the U.K. “continues to add fuel to the fire... then it will bring calamity on itself.”
Earlier on Friday, thousands of mainly office workers took to the Chinese territory’s streets, many chanting “Stand with Hong Kong” and raising an open hand with five fingers splayed.
It is a reference to the five demands of the protest movement, which include the right to freely elect Hong Kong’s leaders, as well as an independent inquiry into alleged police brutality.
“Every person in Hong Kong has a role to play,” James, a 33-year-old banking employee told AFP, adding “sacrifice” was necessary to keep the wind behind the protest movement.
Black-clad protesters also occupied university campuses, while the city endured another day of transport chaos with suspensions on the vandalised train network and roads blocked by barricades.
Their actions were in defiance of a warning by Chinese President Xi who on Thursday backed Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam and the police force.
Xi said “stopping violence and controlling chaos” was the top priority.
With the crisis deepening by the week, fears have grown that Xi’s patience will run out and Chinese troops will be deployed into to Hong Kong.
The Global Times, one of the powerful arms of the Chinese state media, on Thursday fuelled tensions with a tweet reporting that a curfew was imminent.
But it quickly withdrew the tweet and the Hong Kong’s government denied a curfew was planned.


Evaluates a custom Groovy script that can use the full Jenkins API (including installed plugins) to consider whether a build qualifies. The evaluation is done through the Script Security plugin.
The script evaluation is not self-triggered and requires to enable a suitable criteria (such as 'Promote immediately once...') in addition to this one.
Available variables are:
promotionProcess
The promotion process containing the condition (hudson.plugins.promoted_builds.PromotionProcess)
build
The build being considered for promotion
(hudson.model.AbstractBuild)
jenkins
The
jenkins.model.Jenkins
instance
To signal the qualification of the build, return true
or a non-empty java.util.Map<String,String>
to contribute to the Promotion
environment
Any script evaluation errors are redirected to the
hudson.plugins.promoted_builds.conditions.GroovyCondition
logger


CSS preprocessors add useful functionality that native CSS does not have, and generally make CSS neater and more maintainable by enabling DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) principles. Their terse syntax for nested selectors cuts down on repeated code. They provide variables for consistent theming (however, CSS variables have largely replaced this functionality) and additional tools like color functions (lighten
, darken
, transparentize
, etc), mixins, and loops that make CSS more like a real programming language and gives the developer more power to generate complex CSS.


If the value is greater than 0; this will limit the number of builds
(from any job) allowed on this agent before the agent is disconnected.
When the agent is disconnected, the disconnect action will be performed.
This can, for example, reboot the agent.
It does NOT destroy the VM.
Use 0 to disable this feature.


Basic button component used to trigger button events for any need.
This button is not like standard HTML button, which in HTML it submits a form, instead it is able to trigger custom button events with custom data to be handled in a parent controller.
The button comes with a default style from bootstrap using primary color (blue), but it can be easily designed using CSS files according to the selected theme for the web-site.
Recommended to be used in case of displaying a label or an icon. To be used if attribute label
is not defined.


Memorandum of Understanding
Herbarium Exchange Protocol 2020
Data Delivery Guide
A Darwin Core Archive (DwC-A)1 is a file suitable for exchanging biodiversity data. As of 2020, it is the leading solution to the problem of data exchange between collections and between collections and GBIF.
There are several ways to deliver exchange data to another institution: using IPT or manual generation.
GBIF IPT
One of the simplest ways is to install a copy of GBIF IPT, then prepare your data as follows:
- generate an occurrence data file from your local specimen database
- import this data into IPT
- map the data to Darwin Core’s Occurrence data class
- fill in the metadata for the dataset
- publish and register your dataset.
Specify
Specify is capable of generating Darwin Core Archives. Version 7 also supports extensions.
Manual Generation
In the simplest case, an archive can be represented by a single CSV file if it contains only Darwin Core-compatible data and the header row uses only the names of Darwin Core terms. In the more common case, the file is a Zip archive containing:
- One core file usually representing occurrence, taxon or event data.
- One or more extension files representing other data that relates to the core data.
- A metadata file that specifies the relationships between the core and extension files.
- A resource metadata file that describes the archive’s content.
Each data file can be a CSV or other delimited data file, while the metadata and resource metadata files are small XML files defined by DwC-A and Ecological Metadata Language (EML) respectively. For general use, any terms can be used in an archive so long as the sender and the recipient agree on the archive’s content, but for full GBIF support, the core file must contain occurrence, taxon or event data and extension files must contain data types that are available in GBIF’s Extension Repository.
abf543g
are used in place of a UUID or URI to
aid readability.
Export the data
The first step in preparing an archive is to generate a set of delimited text files that contain the data to be sent. Herbarium exchange is usually focussed on specimens, so the core file should contain occurrence data.
The names of columns in a file’s header row do not need to match the names of terms in Darwin Core, HISPID 6 or the other standards used in the Herbarium Exchange Protocol 2020, but in this case you must use a metadata file to specify the data type for each column.
Occurrences
Report a set of occurrence data fields from your institutional specimen database. If it is possible to add a header row, do this as it can be difficult to add it later if the data file is large.
For each additional data type that you want to exchange, report the fields of that data to separate extension files. Note that a separate file is only required if the archive contains many rows in the extension file that point to a single row in the core file.
Resource Relationships
Permits
In each file, confirm that the data in each column follows the requirements of the term’s vocabulary and modify the data if necessary. We will describe later how to validate your archive using the DwC-A Validator.
Create the Metadata file
Open a text editor and create the metadata XML file by pasting in the following XML and editing the files and field entries to match your data. The Metafile documentation explains the elements in the XML structure. An example of a metadata file is available at: https://github.com/rbgvictoria/dehispidator/blob/master/archive/meta.xml.
Create the resource metadata file
Open a text editor and create a file called “resource.xml”. Paste in the following XML and edit the field entries to match your details.
Create the archive
Archive each of the above files into a Zip file and you’ve successfully created a Darwin Core Text Archive.
- On Windows, you can create a zip file containing the using 7-Zip or WinZip and either open your data files, or drag them into the 7-Zip or WinZip window and save.
- On Macintosh, you can select all the files, ctrl click on them and choose “Compress .. items”. The resulting zip archive will be called “Archive.zip” in the same directory.
Validate the archive
To confirm that the archive’s structure and data is correctly formed, check it using GBIF’s data validator.
Send it
This file can now be:
- sent by email (if it is small enough),
- placed on a file sharing site such as DropBox,
- uploaded to AVH/ALA manually, or
- placed on an externally-visible web server for download by others, such as the ALA.
References
- GBIF (2017). Darwin Core Archives – How-to Guide, version 2.0, released on 9 May 2011, (contributed by Remsen D, Braak, K, Döring M, Robertson, T), Copenhagen: Global Biodiversity Information Facility, accessible online at: https://github.com/gbif/ipt/wiki/DwCAHowToGuide.


I tried to fly away but found
myself remaining near the ground.
Felix sighed. "I'd hoped you'd stay.
Of your own will. But anyway.
I watch as felix stiffened, fell.
"You see, although it's hard to tell
I'm already inside your ship!
I found a way through which to slip.

You must be blessed with ample luck.

We'll be the fiercest fighter yet!"
Years Later...


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Loops in Javascript vs Ruby
13 December 2014
This week in DBC, we were introduced to javascript. I've been writing a lot more parentheses and semi-colons than I am used to after working with Ruby for several weeks, but there are a lot of other differences between ruby and javascript and the way we write things- one of them is coding loops, so I'm going to go over writing loops in ruby vs javascript.
For Loops
Here is an example of "for" loops in ruby
Here is what a for loop would look like in javascript
While both of these loops have the same concept, you can see that the syntax is quite different. In the javascript example, there are 3 statements in parentheses. The first statement is what the variable is before the loop is executed. The second statement is the condition to determine if you keep running the loop or not. The third statement is what runs after each loop. In the ruby example, you could read that as for variable in expression, do this.
While Loops
Here is an example of "while" loops in ruby
Here is a while loop in javascript
There are a lot less differences in this loop than in the previous one. The only real differences here are in the syntax with curly brackets and semicolons in the javascript format.
Do While Loops
I'm going to flip the tables a bit and start with javascript this time. This is a do while loop which basically says DO this WHILE condition is this.
There isn't really an example of a do/while loop in ruby, so here is something that you can do for a loop that is pretty similar.
In the ruby example, we say loop a result and then give it a break condition when we want it to stop, which is a similar idea to a do/while loop


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Overview / Installation
Overview
The SQLAlchemy SQL Toolkit and Object Relational Mapper is a comprehensive set of tools for working with databases and Python. It has several distinct areas of functionality which can be used individually or combined together. Its major API components, all public-facing, are illustrated below:
+-----------------------------------------------------------+
| Object Relational Mapper (ORM) |
+-----------------------------------------------------------+
+---------+ +------------------------------------+ +--------+
| | | SQL Expression Language | | |
| | +------------------------------------+ | |
| +-----------------------+ +--------------+ |
| Dialect/Execution | | Schema Management |
+---------------------------------+ +-----------------------+
+----------------------+ +----------------------------------+
| Connection Pooling | | Types |
+----------------------+ +----------------------------------+
Above, the two most significant front-facing portions of SQLAlchemy are the Object Relational Mapper and the SQL Expression Language. These are two separate toolkits, one building off the other. SQL Expressions can be used independently of the ORM. When using the ORM, the SQL Expression language is used to establish object-relational configurations as well as in querying.
Tutorials
- Object Relational Tutorial - This describes the richest feature of SQLAlchemy, its object relational mapper. If you want to work with higher-level SQL which is constructed automatically for you, as well as management of Python objects, proceed to this tutorial.
- SQL Expression Language Tutorial - The core of SQLAlchemy is its SQL expression language. The SQL Expression Language is a toolkit all its own, independent of the ORM package, which can be used to construct manipulable SQL expressions which can be programmatically constructed, modified, and executed, returning cursor-like result sets. It’s a lot more lightweight than the ORM and is appropriate for higher scaling SQL operations. It’s also heavily present within the ORM’s public facing API, so advanced ORM users will want to master this language as well.
Main Documentation
- Mapper Configuration - A comprehensive walkthrough of major ORM patterns and techniques.
- Using the Session - A detailed description of SQLAlchemy’s Session object
- Database Engines - Describes SQLAlchemy’s database-connection facilities, including connection documentation and working with connections and transactions.
- Database Meta Data - All about schema management using MetaData and Table objects; reading database schemas into your application, creating and dropping tables, constraints, defaults, sequences, indexes.
- Connection Pooling - Further detail about SQLAlchemy’s connection pool library.
- Column and Data Types - Datatypes included with SQLAlchemy, their functions, as well as how to create your own types.
- sqlalchemy.ext - Included addons for SQLAlchemy
API Reference
An organized section of all SQLAlchemy APIs is at API Reference.
Installing SQLAlchemy
Installing SQLAlchemy from scratch is most easily achieved with setuptools. Assuming it’s installed, just run this from the command-line:
# easy_install SQLAlchemy
This command will download the latest version of SQLAlchemy from the Python Cheese Shop and install it to your system.
Otherwise, you can install from the distribution using the setup.py script:
# python setup.py install
Installing a Database API
SQLAlchemy is designed to operate with a DB-API implementation built for a particular database, and includes support for the most popular databases. The current list is at Supported Databases.
Checking the Installed SQLAlchemy Version
This documentation covers SQLAlchemy version 0.5. If you’re working on a system that already has SQLAlchemy installed, check the version from your Python prompt like this:
>>> import sqlalchemy
>>> sqlalchemy.__version__
0.5.0
0.4 to 0.5 Migration
Notes on what’s changed from 0.4 to 0.5 is available on the SQLAlchemy wiki at 05Migration.


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These property information notes (PINs) and forms are for academies to use when conducting property transactions. EFA is developing online forms for property transactions. The first online form is for academies seeking permission to buy land or a building or to take on a lease of land or a building. This replaces PIN C and form C. Other online forms will be available later in 2015.
Academies seeking permission to buy land or a building or to take on a lease of land or a building should refer to property information note 2 and use academy property transactions form 2.
| Property information note | Subject | Academy trust owns the freehold | Local authority owns the freehold |
| A | Disposing of, granting or renewing a lease of land or buildings (not involving playing fields) | Form A | Form A |
| B | Disposing of or granting a lease of playing field land | Form B and B1 | SATPF1A from local authority |
| 2 | Acquiring land or buildings by buying, transferring or taking on a lease | Form 2 | Form 2 |
| E | Land charges and restrictions against title | Form E | Local authority applies |
| F | Granting an easement on, under or over land (including playing field land) | Form F | Local authority applies |
| G | Disposing of land or buildings or and leases (less than 50 square metres) | Form G | Local authority applies |
| H | Disposing of land or granting leases for renewable energy | Form H | Form H |
| J | Selling or granting a lease for a telecommunications mast (not playing fields) | Form J | Form J |
| K | Land transfers from one academy trust to another | Form A | - |
| L | Joint use agreements | Form L | Form L |
| M | Self-funded building projects | Form M | Local authority applies |
Published: 11 March 2014
Updated: 8 April 2015
From: Education Funding Agency


Grandpa's Scalloped Corn
This is a recipe that I sent in for the O'Reilly title "Gastronomy for
Geeks". It was handed down to me by my grandfather at our cabin on the lake. He
was into manly food that sticks to your rips and left the more delicate dishes
to my grandmother.
Ingredients
- 1 15oz can of cream-style corn
- 1 15oz can of non-cream-style corn (drained)
- 2 cups of crushed saltine crackers (although other crackers and even
potato chips work well)
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup of milk (scant)
- 1 tablespoon of butter or margarine
Number of Servings
- 9 normal human servings or
- 3 hungry developer servings
Directions
- Grease 7" cake pan (or nearest equivalent, Grandpa wasn't picky)
- Mix cream-style and drained non-cream-style corn together in mixing bowl
- Spread 1/2 of the corn along the bottom of the cake pan
- Spread 1/2 of the crackers over the layer of corn
Repeat for one more layer of corn and crackers
- Beat eggs and milk together for 2 minutes in a mixing bowl (preferably
the corn mixing bowl, which should now be empty, to save on dishes that need
washing)
- Put egg/milk mixture over the layers of corn and crackers, using a fork
to poke holes in the layers to allow egg/milk mixture to seep into all
crevices
- Drop button (or margarine) in dots over the top
- Bake at 350 for one hour or until top is golden brown
- Bake at 200 for 30 more minutes for rustic Grandpa goodness
- Let cool for as long as you can stand to wait, cut into pleasing shapes
and serve
Chris Sells
Submitted for O'Reilly's "Gastronomy for Geeks"
Tue 3/4/2003 8:44 AM