#include "ocrfeatures.h"
#include "fpoint.h"
#include "mfoutline.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
◆ MAX_OUTLINE_FEATURES
| #define MAX_OUTLINE_FEATURES (100) |
◆ OUTLINE_FEAT_PARAM_NAME
Include Files and Type Defines
| Enumerator |
|---|
| OutlineFeatX | |
| OutlineFeatY | |
| OutlineFeatLength | |
| OutlineFeatDir | |
Definition at line 27 of file outfeat.h.
◆ AddOutlineFeatureToSet()
This routine computes the midpoint between Start and End to obtain the x,y position of the outline-feature. It also computes the direction from Start to End as the direction of the outline-feature and the distance from Start to End as the length of the outline-feature. This feature is then inserted into the next feature slot in FeatureSet.
- Parameters
-
| Start | starting point of outline-feature |
| End | ending point of outline-feature |
| FeatureSet | set to add outline-feature to |
Definition at line 82 of file outfeat.cpp.
◆ ConvertToOutlineFeatures()
This routine steps converts each section in the specified outline to a feature described by its x,y position, length and angle. Results are returned in FeatureSet.
- Parameters
-
| Outline | outline to extract outline-features from |
| FeatureSet | set of features to add outline-features to |
Definition at line 106 of file outfeat.cpp.
113 if (DegenerateOutline (Outline))
119 FeatureStart = PointAt(Next)->Point;
120 Next = NextPointAfter(Next);
127 if (!PointAt(Next)->Hidden) {
128 FeatureEnd = PointAt(Next)->Point;
132 while (Next != First);
◆ NormalizeOutlineX()
This routine computes the weighted average x position over all of the outline-features in FeatureSet and then renormalizes the outline-features to force this average to be the x origin (i.e. x=0). FeatureSet is changed.
- Parameters
-
| FeatureSet | outline-features to be normalized |
Definition at line 144 of file outfeat.cpp.
150 float TotalWeight = 0.0;
160 TotalWeight += Length;
162 Origin = TotalX / TotalWeight;


Worked on various Natural language processing problems to deploying them on servers . Figuring out new methods to imporve the model and researching on exsisting ones . Building applicatoins that used machine learning/deep learning with the collaboration of full stack development .
Worked on the Stack - Angular js , flask and mongoDB . Was responsible for various feature impovements like notification system and also automation of the backend
Stack used - React js, node js and mongoDB. Worked on developing a mini social network that included a chat system , authentication ans few other features.
Prediction of stock prices using simple linear regression
MultiLinearRegression :Prediction of amount raised by the startups .
Classificaton of SMS as spam or ham
Handwritten digit recognition Two fold Sentiment polarity analysis of reviews
Classification of reddit comments as sarcastic or non-sarcastic Latent semantic analysis of sentiments
Generation of unique content based on category of the input content
Attrition of an employee using Decision trees and random forests
Classifiction of lung x-rays and predicting the type of cancer using CNN
A LSTM built to generate poems.
A tic-tac-toe agent built to play and learn how to win using Reinforcement learning
Classifiction of sentiment of reviews using tensor flow and tensorboard
Titanic problem using bagging, boosting, random forest, xgboost with GridCV
An online portal for sharing and renting of any books
A SPA library sytem with integrated data-base
A simple online notes app that lets you create notes , delete , edit and also give priority
Apart from working on Machine learning and web development, i like teaching programming , conducting workshops and contributing to open source projects . When it comes to outdoor i play lot of sports , mainly badminton .
When forced indoors, I follow a number of sci-fi , fantasy and mystery genre movies and television shows with few sitcoms . I love to play competitves games and sometimes co-op games .


It's 1970 and you love mathematics, but haven't quite mastered the art of adding up small numbers.  But, where to start you ask?
Like any good adder, before being able to add multiple bits, it starts only being able to add two bits. Over in the chips directory, conviently you will find three files that need finishing. Start with HalfAdder.js
. Once you think you've got it working, run:
$ yarn run test:HalfAdder
Then move onto FullAdder.js
(hint you will need HalfAdder) and finally Add4.js
. Make sure to test your chip before starting the next.
When you think you are ready to rock and roll, all there is left to do is to watch the adder do that arthimetic it does so damn well. Try picking your two favourite numbers less than 8 and see if it works! Groovy, though 14 + 4 is bit of a problem. Nevermind, 1972 isn't too far away.


Rob Hare: Projects
github
A simple page with a list of github projects.
.net Core
An MVC project using .net core.


Boxes
As with every provider, the VirtualBox provider has a custom box format.
This page documents the format so that you can create your own base boxes. Note that currently you must make these boxes by hand. A future release of Vagrant will provide additional mechanisms for automatically creating such images.
Note: This is a reasonably advanced topic that a beginning user of Vagrant doesn't need to understand. If you're just getting started with Vagrant, skip this and use an available box. If you're an experienced user of Vagrant and want to create your own custom boxes, this is for you.
Prior to reading this page, please understand the basics of the box file format.
Contents
A VirtualBox base box is an archive of the resulting files of exporting a VirtualBox virtual machine. Here is an example of what is contained in such a box:
$ tree
.
|-- Vagrantfile
|-- box-disk1.vmdk
|-- box.ovf
|-- metadata.json
0 directories, 4 files
In addition to the files from exporting a VirtualBox VM, there is a "metadata.json" file used by Vagrant itself.
Also, there is a "Vagrantfile." This contains some configuration to properly set the MAC address of the NAT network device, since VirtualBox requires this to be correct in order to function properly.
When bringing up a VirtualBox backed machine, Vagrant imports the first "ovf" file found in the box contents.
Installed Software
Base boxes for VirtualBox should have the following software installed, as a bare minimum:
-
SSH server with key-based authentication setup. If you want the box to work with default Vagrant settings, the SSH user must be set to accept the insecure keypair that ships with Vagrant.
-
VirtualBox Guest Additions so that things such as shared folders can function. There are many other benefits to installing the tools, such as improved networking performance.


A young couple might regret their choice of nanny in creepy new Servant trailer
M. Night Shyamalan makes a rare foray into television with new Apple TV+ series.
by Jennifer OuelletteFresh off the release early this year of Glass, the final film in his Unbreakable trilogy, director M. Night Shyamalan is back with an intriguing new series for Apple TV+. Servant might be best described as a psychological thriller with supernatural overtones, about young parents who hire a nanny to help care for their newborn infant. But the nanny—and the baby—aren't quite what they seem to be.
It's frankly a surprising move for Shyamalan, who typically avoids working in television. Sure, he directed the pilot episode of limited series Wayward Pines in 2015, but he has said he doesn't like the tight shooting schedule required for TV. "The great thing about the format is it's character-driven," he told the audience at New York Comic-Con last month when the first teaser debuted. "But the amount of content you have to deliver for the amount of time and resources, the math just doesn't work—which is why we can count on two hands every show that has gone from beginning to end with the same quality."
Series creator Tony Basgallop convinced him otherwise. It helped that Servant's 10 episodes are a bingeable 30 minutes each and everything takes place in a single location (the grieving couple's home), giving the series a "play-like quality," according to Shyamalan. Like much of his work, the series is set in Philadelphia and was shot there, with Shyamalan doing the editing in his own home.
Per the official synopsis, "Servant follows a Philadelphia couple in mourning after an unspeakable tragedy creates a rift in their marriage and opens the door for a mysterious force to enter their home." Toby Kebbell and Lauren Ambrose play Sean and Dorothy Turner, who are struggling to cope with the loss of their baby, Jericho. Sean agrees to try "fringe therapy": using a doll as a replacement for their dead baby as they work through their grief. But it seems Dorothy starts to believe the doll actually is her baby. And when she decides to hire a complete stranger named Leanne Grayson (Nell Tiger Free) as a nanny, things really start to get weird, in fine Shyamalan fashion.
The trailer opens with Leanne's arrival at chez Turner to care for what we might initially assume is a normal baby. Dorothy considers Leanne a godsend; Sean finds her a bit weird. "She's cool with everything? She knows the situation?" Sean's buddy Julian (Rupert Grint) asks. And we see Sean looming over the crib before picking up "baby" Jericho by the legs and dangling the doll in the air. Cut to Sean telling Leanne that it's OK to put the doll down when Dorothy isn't home. But Leanne seems to have bought into Dorothy's delusion, too, which Sean understandably finds disturbing.
We don't get much in the way of a mysterious supernatural force in the trailer, but the cinematography looks spectacular. And there are hints that something was not quite right about the Turner baby's death. Shyamalan said at NYCC that he has mapped out 60 episodes, or six seasons over six years, for Servant. I'm not convinced this is a strong enough premise to work beyond one or two seasons, but the director is known for his unusual concepts and ingenious twists. If anyone could flesh it out for six seasons, it's Shyamalan.
Servant premieres on Apple TV+ on November 28, 2019.
Listing image by YouTube/Apple TV+


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"If we do not change the common dwelling, we shall not absorb in it the other cultures that we can no longer dominate, and we shall be forever incapable of accommodating in it the environment that we can no longer control.
-Bruno Latour, We Have Never Been Modern
The Clemson Ghost Tour is a study of the Clemson ecology, the network of interconnected people, things, spaces, and places, local and global, past and present, those included and excluded, that contribute to our experience of being here at Clemson University.
This Clemson ecology has significant implications for other ecologies and ecosystems in our state and in our posthuman networked super ecology. Indeed, it haunts us.
Scientists tell us we are in an important moment ecologically, we can do increasingly more violence. or bring about the sort of changes that make for a healthy planet. Ecologist tell us that we cannot make these changes without also addressing the social, and our own unethical making. Perhaps this change begins right here, at Clemson University, in our pursuit to make this "high seminary" both just and equitable. This Ghost Tour writes these network spaces, calling on us to attend to our natural and built environment, and thus to the people, things, and ethics that dwell within.


public class PayloadIntDecodingIterator extends Object implements CategoryListIterator
IndexReader
and
Term
in which the payload resides.
The iterator then consumes the payload information of each document and
decodes it into categories. A typical use case of this class is:
IndexReader reader = [open your reader]; Term t = new Term("field", "where-payload-exists"); CategoryListIterator cli = new PayloadIntDecodingIterator(reader, t); if (!cli.init()) { // it means there are no payloads / documents associated with that term. // Usually a sanity check. However, init() must be called. } DocIdSetIterator disi = [you usually iterate on something else, such as a Scorer]; int doc; while ((doc = disi.nextDoc()) != DocIdSetIterator.NO_MORE_DOCS) { cli.setdoc(doc); long category; while ((category = cli.nextCategory()) < Integer.MAX_VALUE) { } }
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
PayloadIntDecodingIterator
(
IndexReader
indexReader,
Term
term,
IntDecoder
decoder)
|
PayloadIntDecodingIterator
(
IndexReader
indexReader,
Term
term,
IntDecoder
decoder,
byte[] buffer)
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean
|
equals
(
Object
other)
|
int
|
hashCode
()
|
boolean
|
init
()
Initializes the iterator.
|
long
|
nextCategory
()
Returns the next category for the current document that is set through
CategoryListIterator.skipTo(int)
, or a number higher than
Integer.MAX_VALUE
.
|
boolean
|
skipTo
(int docId)
Skips forward to document docId.
|
public PayloadIntDecodingIterator( IndexReader indexReader, Term term, IntDecoder decoder) throws IOException
IOException
public PayloadIntDecodingIterator( IndexReader indexReader, Term term, IntDecoder decoder, byte[] buffer) throws IOException
IOException
public boolean init() throws IOException
CategoryListIterator
CategoryListIterator.skipTo(int)
, and its return value indicates whether there are
any relevant documents for this iterator. If it returns false, any call
to
CategoryListIterator.skipTo(int)
will return false as well.
init
in interface
CategoryListIterator
IOException
public long nextCategory() throws IOException
CategoryListIterator
CategoryListIterator.skipTo(int)
, or a number higher than
Integer.MAX_VALUE
.
No assumptions can be made on the order of the categories.
nextCategory
in interface
CategoryListIterator
IOException
public boolean skipTo(int docId) throws IOException
CategoryListIterator
CategoryListIterator.nextCategory()
for a particular document.
skipTo
in interface
CategoryListIterator
IOException


Stone & brick carved on wall & painted as per drawing and design.
Stone & brick carved on wall & painted as per drawing and design.
Stone & brick carved on wall & painted as per drawing and design.
Stone & brick carved on wall & painted as per drawing and design.
Stone & brick carved on wall & painted as per drawing and design.
Stone & brick carved on wall & painted as per drawing and design.
Stone & brick carved on wall & painted as per drawing and design.
Stone & brick carved on wall & painted as per drawing and design.
Stone & brick carved on wall & painted as per drawing and design.
Plaster effect painted on wall as per drawing and design.
Stone Work
Stone & plaster work
Stone & plaster work
Design carved on plain wall & painted as per ancient look.
Plaster effect and stone carving and painting.
Dubai resort- brick work (outside market area).
Dubai resort- brick work (inside look).
Plaster work & painting as per drawing & design.
Stone carved & painted as per drawing and design.


Debrecen Resources
Trade Records
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Bounties
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Photos and Videos
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Obituaries
The Known World
Source (GIMP XCF)
The Central Territories
The Northwest Frontier
The Southwest Frontier
The Southeast Frontier
The Nether Regions
Source (GIMP XCF)
The End
Source (GIMP XCF)


Apple TV+ praised for its high bitrate streaming video quality
by Benjamin MayoWhatever you think of the material on offer, you can’t really deny that Apple TV+ shows look amazing. With most TV+ content offering 4K HDR video and Dolby Atmos sound, Apple is flexing its CDN muscles with its new streaming service.
In a forum post, FlatpanelsHD editor-in-chief Rasmus Larsen has now put some numbers to the claims.
Rasmus Larsen writes that TV+ shows have the highest streaming quality for 4K out of all the services on the market at the moment, and eclipses most iTunes movies in bit rates.
Apple TV+ drama SEE hit highs of 41 Mbps with an average bitrate of 29 Mbps when streaming using an Apple TV 4K. Even the Snoopy cartoon recorded a 13Mbps average, which is high given it is a 2D cartoon with a relatively limited color palette.
This is about half the size of a Hollywood movie recorded on UHD Bluray media. Blurays have always offered the best quality and lowest compression but the stats for Apple TV+ really are impressive for a streaming service.
Whilst maximum quality is mostly a benefit, we have received some complaints about the lack of a Low Data Mode. Apple’s streaming technology ramps up and down depending on available network conditions but there’s no way to force the device to use a lower quality stream at all times.
In countries like India, where mobile data is vastly prevalent compared to home broadband, low data modes help to conserve data usage. As it stands today, TV+ can very quickly blow through a data cap.
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name: inverse layout: true class: center, middle, inverse --- # blockchain 101 hack & sangría s02e01 Miguel Angel Ajo
--- layout: false .left-column[ ## What is it?
] .right-column[ - Blocks of information * timestamp * hash of previous block * .. DATA .. * hash / signature - Securely linked through crypto / hashes - Distributed (P2P network) - The older the block, the harder to tamper - Example with PoW (proof of work): * https://anders.com/blockchain/block.html * https://anders.com/blockchain/blockchain.html ] --- .left-column[ ## Advanced stuff (Smart contracts) ] .right-column[ - VM - opcodes of the programs in blocks in the blockchain - from simple (stack based with input parameters, no loops), in the case of most cryptocurrencies , they describe how next person can spend it. [Bitcoin](https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Script), LTC, DGB, ... [C++ code](https://github.com/litecoin-project/litecoin/blob/master/src/script/script.cpp) - to complex: ABI describing the interface, [Ethereum](https://etherscan.io/address/0xf8e386eda857484f5a12e4b5daa9984e06e73705#code) [Ethereum example](https://www.ethereum.org/greeter) ] --- layout: false .left-column[ ## What are the applications? ] .right-column[ - Distributed ledger (cryptocurrencies) - Ownership / Property tracking - Identification - Document Proof of existance, Notarization: https://signatura.co/ , https://digusign.com/ ] --- layout: false ## Distributed ledger, cryptocurrencies - Based on Public / Private key crypto - ***Public key*** is the address of your wallet (one of them in HD: Hierarchical deterministic), Private key is used to transfer funds out, or sign messages. ***BACKUP YOUR WALLET! BACKUP YOUR WALLET!*** - Users push transactions into the P2P network, offering a fee - Miners try to consolidate transactions into blocks (PoW/PoS..) and earn * Block reward (paid by design) * Fees (paid by users) - Decreasing supply: block reward is smaller and smaller over time - Fixed block time, difficulty adjusts based on network hashing power
--- layout: false ## Let's get our hands dirty with examples (DGB) * Android * https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coinomi.wallet&hl=en * Chrome app * https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/digibyte-go-wallet/lpmijfncbdjhcbockhipcncnhfgghkoj * Others (core wallets) * https://www.digibyte.co/digibyte-downloads ## Block explorers - BTC: https://blockchain.info/en - DGB: https://digiexplorer.info/ - LTC: https://live.blockcypher.com/ltc/ --- layout: false ## Other topics - RPC API: core wallets have a more or less standardized API. See python-bitcoinrpc - Exchanges: Poloniex, shapeshift, cryptopia


| Prototype |
void cdecl MeSCopyMemory16(char
*dst, char *src, unsigned long nb_elems_dst, unsigned
long nb_elems_src) |
| Parameters |
[OUT] dst : Pointer to memory area to change
[IN] src : Pointer to memory area to copy from
[OUT] nb_elems_dst : Number of 16bit elements in destination area
[IN] nb_elems_src : Number of 16bit elements in source area |
| Retour |
None |
| Description |
Copies a 16bit memory area by respecting the number of elements in each
zone. Very useful to perform changes on a line. Not working with
overlapping zones. |
| Return |
Number of elements shall not be more than 32767 due to specific optimization. If a 68030 processor is available, VISION
will use automatically an optimzed routine. |
| VAPI Version |
1.02 or greater |


Removes an organization project from a team. An organization owner or a team
maintainer can remove any project from the team. To remove a project from a
team as an organization member, the authenticated user must have
read
access to both the team and project, or
admin
access to the team or project. Note: This
endpoint removes the project from the team, but does not delete it.
DELETE /teams/:team_id/projects/:project_id
Status: 204 No Content


Rugby: All Blacks great Williams finalising Super League deal with Toronto
LONDON: Two-time Rugby World Cup winner Sonny Bill Williams is close to finalising his return to rugby league with Super League debutants Toronto Wolfpack, according to British media reports.
The 34-year-old, who bowed out of rugby union following New Zealand's third-placed finish at the Rugby World Cup, will sign a two year contract worth a record £5 million (US$6.5 million).
The BBC says he has agreed the deal whilst Press Association Sport report the deal is in the process of being finalised and should be announced before the end of the week, ahead of his unveiling at Canada House in London next week.
Williams will be one of the Wolfpack's two marquee signings which means only the first £150,000 of his salary will count on the league's salary cap.
Toronto head coach Brian McDermott flew to Japan during the World Cup to meet with Williams' representatives and is thought to have held face-to-face talks with the player he believes can have as big an impact on Super League as David Beckham had with Major League Soccer.
As part of the deal, Williams will make history by taking a stake in the club ahead of their move onto the stock market.
Williams, who was capped 58 times by the All Blacks and won the World Cup with them in 2011 and 2015, is no stranger to the 13-man code having twice played in the Australian National Rugby League competition.
Unlike union where he played in the backs he played as a forward and on both occasions won the NRL title firstly with Canterbury Bulldogs (2004) and then with Sydney Roosters (2013).
Williams also played in the New Zealand side that lost to bitter rivals Australia in the 2013 Rugby League World Cup final.
A multi-talented sportsman he won all seven of his professional boxing bouts and held the World Boxing Association International heavyweight title and New Zealand Professional Boxing Association heavyweight title.
Toronto -- who are backed by the Australian oil tycoon David Argyle -- who first competed in 2017 in the third tier League 1.
They have since built up a home following of 9,000 and were promoted to the Super League in October after beating Featherstone Rovers 24-6 in the Million Pound Game.
Their maiden Super League campaign - which is the first time top-level rugby league will be played in North America - begins against Castleford on Feb 2.


Before Change
[ 0.0, 0.0, 1.0] ])
//Distortion coefficients
camera_distortion = numpy.float32([-0.25, 0.11, -0.0002, 0, 0])
//This matrix contains the 3D points of the
// 5 landmarks we want to find. It has been
// obtained from antrophometric measurement
After Change
//Defining the video capture object
video_capture = cv2.VideoCapture(0)
if(video_capture.isOpened() == False):
print("Error: the resource is busy or unvailable")
else:
print("The video source has been opened correctly...")
//Obtaining the CAM dimension
cam_w = int(video_capture.get(3))
cam_h = int(video_capture.get(4))
//Defining the camera matrix


This is the largest of the Cape Verde islands and Praia is the capital of the country. The mountains here cause a much higher rainfall than in many of the other islands and it is, therefore, much greener with areas of rain forest. It is an island worth exploring.
Location 14° 54.4'W, 23° 30.2'W.
Cruising yachts normally anchor in the bay (see notes in docking).
Formalities are completed at the Immigration office, a 200 metre walk turning right from the fuel station, right by the large harbour gates. Photographs of each crew member, or photocopies of the relevant page in the passport, will be needed. Photocopies can be made at a small kiosk opposite the immigration office.
The Port Captain's office is located on the western side of the harbour, near the rebuilt dock. The ship's papers will be kept there until one's departure, however they will accept a laminated copy. There is a 496 C.V. escudos port fee (1 euro = 110 CV escudos). There are no immigration fees.
Clearance for next port (internal or external) 500 C.V.E.
Updated July 2012.
There are seveal anchorages here, but it is reported that the water quality is very bad. The pollution is caused by a sewer opening into the river at the head of the bay. If you use a watermaker then purification is essential.
Up to 2m of swell can appear in this harbour from the south, making the anchorage uncomfortable, or sometimes, untenable. The bottom is soft mud, making the holding poor.
Dinghy landing is possible in the fishing harbour, or at the newly rebuilt dock by the harbour police.
This island has a very bad reputaion for theft. Be sure to keep the decks clear and lock up both your boat and dinghy. Also, beware pickpockets working in teams.
Last updated July 2012.


St. Angelo Fort was constructed by the first Portuguese viceroy of India. The fort is triangular in shape appears as a massive yet magnificent structure standing at the helm of the ruthless sea. The laterite walls made of stone lend it an even more imposing air and it is a must-visit destination for architecture students.
It is the only drive in beach in Kerala. is the longest Drive-In Beach in Asia and is featured among the top 6 best beaches for driving in the world in BBC article for Autos
Palakkayam Thattu is one of the alluring places to visit in Kannur near the Western Ghats because of the verdant greenery and dizzying height of about 3350 feet above the sea level. It also happens to be one of the most visited hill stations in the state of Kerala. Populated by dense forests and several hillocks, the quaint hamlet is a favoured destination for avid trekkers.


Class MultiValueDatabase
Inheritance
MultiValueDatabase
Assembly: KdSoft.Lmdb.dll
Syntax
public class MultiValueDatabase : Database, IDisposable
Methods
Delete(Transaction, ReadOnlySpan<Byte>, ReadOnlySpan<Byte>)
Delete items from a database. This function removes key/data pairs from the database.
Only the matching data item will be deleted.
This function will return MDB_NOTFOUND if the specified key/data pair is not in the database.
Declaration
public bool Delete(Transaction transaction, in ReadOnlySpan<byte> key, in ReadOnlySpan<byte> data)
Parameters
Returns
DupCompare(Transaction, ReadOnlySpan<Byte>, ReadOnlySpan<Byte>)
Compare two data items according to a particular database.
This returns a comparison as if the two data items were keys in the specified database.
Declaration
public int DupCompare(Transaction transaction, in ReadOnlySpan<byte> x, in ReadOnlySpan<byte> y)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| Int32 |
< 0 if x < y, 0 if x == y, > 0 if x > y
|
GetMultiValueOptions(Transaction)
Retrieve the multi-value options for the database.
Declaration
public MultiValueDatabaseOptions GetMultiValueOptions(Transaction transaction)
Parameters
Returns
OpenCursor(Transaction)
Create a multi-value cursor. A cursor is associated with a specific transaction and database.
A cursor cannot be used when its database handle is closed. Nor when its transaction has ended, except with mdb_cursor_renew().
It can be discarded with mdb_cursor_close(). A cursor in a write-transaction can be closed before its transaction ends,
and will otherwise be closed when its transaction ends. A cursor in a read-only transaction must be closed explicitly,
before or after its transaction ends. It can be reused with mdb_cursor_renew() before finally closing it.
Note: Earlier documentation said that cursors in every transaction were closed when the transaction committed or aborted.
Note: If one does not close database handles (leaving that to the environment), then one does not have to worry about
closing a cursor before closing its database.
Declaration
public override Cursor OpenCursor(Transaction transaction)
Parameters
Returns
Overrides
OpenMultiValueCursor(Transaction)
Create a multi-value cursor. A cursor is associated with a specific transaction and database.
A cursor cannot be used when its database handle is closed. Nor when its transaction has ended, except with mdb_cursor_renew().
It can be discarded with mdb_cursor_close(). A cursor in a write-transaction can be closed before its transaction ends,
and will otherwise be closed when its transaction ends. A cursor in a read-only transaction must be closed explicitly,
before or after its transaction ends. It can be reused with mdb_cursor_renew() before finally closing it.
Note: Earlier documentation said that cursors in every transaction were closed when the transaction committed or aborted.
Note: If one does not close database handles (leaving that to the environment), then one does not have to worry about
closing a cursor before closing its database.
Declaration
public MultiValueCursor OpenMultiValueCursor(Transaction transaction)
Parameters
Returns
Put(Transaction, ReadOnlySpan<Byte>, ReadOnlySpan<Byte>, PutOptions, MultiValuePutOptions)
Store items into a database.
This function stores key/data pairs in the database. The default behavior is to enter the new key/data pair,
replacing any previously existing key if duplicates are disallowed, or adding a duplicate data item
if duplicates are allowed(MDB_DUPSORT).
Declaration
public bool Put(Transaction transaction, in ReadOnlySpan<byte> key, in ReadOnlySpan<byte> data, PutOptions options, MultiValuePutOptions mvOptions)
Parameters
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| Boolean |
true if inserted without error, false if NoOverwrite
was specified and the key already exists.
|
Implements


On the Customize texts page, you can:
- Export the current texts visible at the user interface and in automatically generated emails, and import changed or translated texts.
- Specify a hyperlink to a Web page showing the imprint of a marketplace. The hyperlink is displayed at the bottom of each marketplace Web page.
- Enter the terms and conditions and the privacy policy of a marketplace. The terms and conditions and the privacy policy have to be accepted by users when they register on the marketplace. Links to the terms and conditions and the privacy policy are provided at the bottom of each marketplace Web page.
Translations for all texts can be provided in all supported languages. If a language is to be added to the system, contact the platform operator.
The branding of a marketplace also comprises a stage and the layout (colors, fonts, background images, logos, etc.). The stage, i.e. the area where you can place advertisements, eye catchers, or further information, can be customized using the Customize stage menu option in the Marketplace menu. The layout can be customized using the Customize layout menu option in the Marketplace menu.
To customize the texts for a marketplace:
Your imported changes are saved and instantly visible to visitors of your marketplace. To return to the default texts and undo your changes, you can click Reset.
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Bayelsa/Kogi: It’s either card reader or no voting — INEC
by The Eagle OnlineThe Independent National Electoral Commission says no voter will be allowed to vote without voter card recognised by the Smart Card Reader in the November 16 elections in Bayelsa and Kogi.
Prof. James Apam, the Resident Electoral Commissioner, told NAN on the sideline of a one-day Training on Election Duties, organised by Federal Road Safety Corps for its Staff at Kogi Sector Command Headquarters in Lokoja.
Speaking on behalf of Apam, Olugbenga Ajayi, a staff officer of the commission, warned that no person would be allowed to vote without being accredited using the card reader.
“We keep learning everyday; and we want to obey what we have said as electoral umpire; if card reader cannot identify you, you cannot vote.
“It is either card reader or no voting in Kogi and Bayelsa elections; anything apart from the use of card reader for accreditation and voting will be disqualified.
“No manual accreditation would be allowed; it is either card reader or no voting,” he reiterated.
He enjoined all the personnel participating in the elections to conduct themselves very well and not to compromise but respect their dignity and protect the sanctity of the elections.
He further urged other security personnel to adequately secure electoral staff and election materials, saying all eyes are on Kogi and Bayelsa elections.
He also called for timely arrival of security personnel at INEC Local Government Secretariat, who would be escorting their staff and election materials to INEC Registration Area Centre for timely dispatched.
“We urged the security personnel to live by the oath they swore to and not chasing after politicians for money,” he said.
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Not so long ago one of our colleagues left the team and joined one company developing software for embedded systems. There is nothing extraordinary about it: in every firm people come and go, all the time. Their choice is determined by bonuses offered, the convenience aspect, and personal preferences. What we find interesting is quite another thing. Our ex-colleague is sincerely worried about the quality of the code he deals with in his new job. And that has resulted in us writing a joint article. You see, once you have figured out what static analysis is all about, you just don't feel like settling for "simply programming".
I find an interesting phenomenon occurring in the world nowadays. What happens when a software development department turns into a secondary entity not closely related to the company's basic area of activity? A forest reserve appears. However significant and critical the company's area of activity may be (say, medicine or military equipment), a small swamp appears anyway, where new ideas get stuck and 10-year old technologies are in use.
Here you are a couple of extracts from the correspondence of a man working in the software development department at some nuclear power plant:
And then he says, "What for do we need git? Look here, I've got it all written down in my paper notebook."
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And do you have any version control at all?
2 men use git. The rest of the team use numbered zip's at best. Though it's only 1 person with zip's I'm sure about.
Don't be scared. Software developed at nuclear power plants may serve different purposes, and no one has abolished hardware security yet. In that particular department, people collect and process statistical data. Yet the tendency to swamping is pretty obvious. I don't know why it happens, but the fact is certain. What's interesting, the larger the company, the more intense the swamping effect.
I want to point it out that stagnation in large companies is an international phenomenon. Things are quite the same abroad. There is an article on the subject, but I don't remember its title. I spent quite a time trying to find it, but in vain. If somebody knows it, give me the link please so that I could post it. In that article, a programmer is telling a story about him having worked at some military department. It was - naturally - awfully secret and bureaucratic - so much secret and bureaucratic that it took them several months to agree on which level of access permissions he could be granted to work on his computer. As a result, he was writing a program in Notepad (without compiling it) and was soon fired for inefficiency.
Now let's get back to our ex-colleague. Having come to his new office, he was struck with kind of a cultural shock. You see, after spending so much time and effort on studying and working with static analysis tools, it's very painful to watch people ignore even compiler warnings. It's just like a separate world where they program according to their own canons and even use their own terms. The man told me some stories about it, and most of all I liked the phrase "grounded pointers" common among the local programmers. See how close they are to the hardware aspect?
We are proud of having raised inside our team a skilled specialist who cares about the code quality and reliability. He hasn't silently accepted the established situation; he is trying to improve it.
As a start, he did the following. He studied the compiler warnings, then checked the project with Cppcheck and considered preventing typical mistakes in addition to making some fixes.
One of his first steps was preparing a paper aiming at improving the quality of the code created by the team. Introducing and integrating a static code analyzer into the development process might be the next step. It will certainly not be PVS-Studio: first, they work under Linux; second, it's very difficult to sell a software product to such companies. So, he has chosen Cppcheck for now. This tool is very fine for people to get started with the static analysis methodology.
I invite you to read the paper he has prepared. It is titled "The Way You Shouldn't Write Programs". Many of the items may look written pretty much in the Captain Obvious style. However, these are real problems the man tries to address.
Ignoring compiler warnings. When there are many of them in the list, you risk easily missing genuine errors in the lately written code. That's why you should address them all.
In the conditional statement of the 'if' operator, a variable is assigned a value instead of being tested for this value:
if (numb_numbc[i] = -1) { }
The code is compiled well in this case, but the compiler produces a warning. The correct code is shown below:
if (numb_numbc[i] == -1) { }
The statement "using namespace std;" written in header files may cause using this namespace in all the files which include this header, which in turn may lead to calling wrong functions or occurrence of name collisions.
Comparing signed variables to unsigned ones:
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The foregoing code sample incorrectly handles the situation of the 'ba' array being empty. The expression "ba.size() - 1" evaluates to an unsigned size_t value. If the array contains no items, the expression evaluates to 0xFFFFFFFFu.
Neglecting usage of constants may lead to overlooking hard-to-eliminate bugs. For example:
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The '=' operator is mistakenly used instead of '=='. If the 'str' variable were declared as a constant, the compiler would not even compile the code.
Pointers to strings are compared instead of strings themselves:
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Even if the string "S" is stored in the variable TypeValue, the comparison will always return 'false'. The correct way to compare strings is to use the special functions 'strcmp' or 'strncmp'.
Buffer overflow:
memset(prot.ID, 0, sizeof(prot.ID) + 1);
This code may cause several bytes of the memory area right after 'prot.ID' to be cleared as well.
Don't mix up sizeof() and strlen(). The sizeof() operator returns the complete size of an item in bytes. The strlen() function returns the string length in characters (without counting the null terminator).
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In this case only N bytes will be cleared instead of the whole '*ptr' structure (N is the pointer size on the current platform). The correct way is to use the following code:
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Incorrect expression:
if (0 < L < 2 * M_PI) { }
The compiler doesn't see any error here, yet the expression is meaningless, for you will always get either 'true' or 'false' when executing it, the exact result depending on the comparison operators and boundary conditions. The compiler generates a warning for such expressions. The correct version of this code is this:
if (0 < L && L < 2 * M_PI) { }
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Unsigned variables cannot be less than zero.
Comparing a variable to a value it can never reach. For example:
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The compiler produces warnings against such things.
Memory is allocated with the help of 'new' or 'malloc', while forgotten to be freed through 'delete'/'free' correspondingly. It may look something like this:
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Perhaps it was the pointer to 'std::vector<int>' that used to be saved into 'v2' before. Now, due to modifications of some code parts, it is no longer needed and there are just 'int' values being saved. At the same time, memory allocated for 'v1' is not freed, as that was not needed in earlier times. To fix the code we should add the statement 'delete v1' at the end of the function, or use smart pointers.
Even better is to bring refactoring to an end, making 'v1' a local object, since you no longer need to pass it anywhere:
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Memory is allocated through 'new[]' and freed through 'delete'. Or, vice versa, memory is allocated through 'new' and freed through 'delete[]'.
Using uninitialized variables:
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In C/C++, variables are not initialized to zero by default. Sometimes code only seems to run well, which is not so - it's merely luck.
A function returns a reference or pointer to local objects:
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On leaving the function, 'FileName' will refer to an already freed memory area, since all the local objects are created on the stack, so it's impossible to handle it correctly any further.
Values returned by functions are not checked, while they may return an error code or '-1' in case of an error. It may happen that a function returns an error code, us continuing to work without noticing and reacting to it in any way, which will result in a sudden program crash at some point. Such defects take much time to debug after that.
Neglecting usage of special static and dynamic analysis tools, as well as creation and usage of unit-tests.
Being too greedy for adding some parentheses in math expressions, which results in the following:
D = ns_vsk.bit.D_PN_ml + (int)(ns_vsk.bit.D_PN_st) << 16;
In this case, addition is executed in the first place and only then left-shift is. See "Operation priorities in C/C++ ". Judging by the program logic, the order the operations must be executed in is quite reverse: shift first, then addition. A similar error occurs in the following fragment:
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The error here is this: the programmer forgot to enclose the TYPE macro in parentheses. This results in first executing the 'type & A' expression and only then the '(type & A ) | B' expression. As a consequence, the condition is always true.
Array index out of bounds:
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The 'mas[3] = 4;' expression addresses a non-existing array item, since it follows from the declaration of the 'int mas[N]' array that its items can be indexed within the range [0...N-1].
Priorities of the logical operations '&&' and '||' are mixed up. The '&&' operator has a higher priority, so in this condition:
if (A || B && C) { }
'B && C' will be executed first, while the rest part of the expression will be executed after that. This may not conform to the required execution logic. It's often assumed that logical expressions are executed from left to right. The compiler generates warnings for such suspicious fragments.
An assigned value will have no effect outside the function:
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void foo(int *&a, int b) {....}
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void foo(int **a, int b) {....}
I haven't drawn any specific and significant conclusions. I'm only sure that in one particular place the situation with software development is beginning to improve. And that's pleasant.
On the other hand, it makes me sad that many people haven't even heard of static analysis. And these people are usually responsible for serious and important affairs. The area of programming is developing very fast. As a result, those who are constantly "working at work" fail to keep track of contemporary tendencies and tools in the industry. They eventually grow to work much less efficiently than freelance programmers and programmers engaged in startups and small companies.
Thus we get a strange situation. A young freelancer can do his work better (because he has knowledge: TDD, continuous integration, static analysis, version control systems, and so on) than a programmer who has worked for 10 years at Russian Railways/nuclear power plant/… (add your variant of some large enterprise). Thank God, it's far not always like that. But still it happens.
Why am I feeling sad about this? I wish we could sell PVS-Studio to them. But they don't even have a slightest suspicion about existence and usefulness of such tools. :)


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this is for https://adventure.landnotes
- merchants are not supported
- starting your bots from your merchant is therefore suggested
- your characters will run on US I
- your bots will auto buy hpot0 and hpot1
- your bots will stop running whenever i stop the script, for example when i push updates or fix bugs
- the following items will be sold to the npc:
- cclaw
- crabclaw
- ringsj
- hpamulet
- hpbelt
- wcap
- wshoes
- you can stop your bots by doing the following:
- open https://adenture.land/comm
- click on the character that is crab raving
- click command
- enter stop
- run command
code
function
async function startRaving(name, url = 'https://crabrave.earthiverse.ca/') { if(!parent.X) throw new Error("Couldn't find `X` data!") if(!parent.user_id) throw new Error("Couldn't find `parent.user_id`!") if(!parent.user_auth) throw new Error("Couldn't find `parent.user_auth`!") const xData = parent.X.characters.find(x => x.name == name) if(!xData) throw new Error(`Couldn't find a character with the name ${name}!`) if(xData.online) throw new Error(`It looks like ${name} is already online!`) const result = await fetch(url, { "credentials": "omit", "headers": { "Content-Type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded", }, "referrer": url, "body": new URLSearchParams({ "user": parent.user_id, "auth": parent.user_auth, "char": xData.id, "char_type": xData.type }), "method": "POST", "mode": "no-cors" }) return result.text() }
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Ukrainian Borscht
Borsch is a beet soup that originates from Ukraine and is common in Eastern Europe and North Asia.
Depending on the recipe, borscht may be purely vegetarian; it may be served either hot or cold; and it may range from a hearty one-pot meal to a clear broth or a smooth drink.
- ⏲ Prep time: 25 mins
- 🍳 Cook time: 40 mins
- 🍽 Servings: 10
Ingredients
- 3 red beetroots
- 4 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- 8 cups chicken broth + 2 cups water
- 3 yukon potatoes
- 2 carrots
- 2 celery ribs
- 1 onion
- 4 Tbsp ketchup or 3 Tbsp tomato sauce
- 1 red bell pepper (optional)
- 1 can white cannelini beans with their juice (optional)
- 2 bay leaves (optional)
- 1 pressed garlic clove (optional)
- 1 cup sour cream (optional)
Directions
- Peel, grate and/or slice all vegetables (keeping sliced potatoes in cold water to prevent browning until ready to use then drain).
- Heat a large soup pot (5 ½ Qt or larger) over medium/high heat and add 2 Tbsp olive oil.
- Add grated beets and sauté 10 minutes, stirring occasionally until beets are softened.
- Add 8 cups broth and 2 cups water.
- Add sliced potatoes and sliced carrots then cook for 10-15 minutes or until easily pierced with a fork.
- While potatoes are cooking, place a large skillet over medium/high heat and add 2 Tbsp oil.
- Add chopped onion, celery and bell pepper. Saute stirring occasionally until softened and lightly golden (7-8 minutes).
- Add 4 Tbsp Ketchup and stir fry for 30 seconds then transfer to the soup pot to continue cooking with the potatoes.
- When potatoes and carrots reach desired softness, add optional ingredients from the list.
- Simmer for an additional 2-3 minutes and add more spices to taste.
- Serve with a dollop of sour cream on top.
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Justice SA Bobde To Take Oath As Chief Justice Today
He was part of the in-house panel which has handled the controversial case related to allegations of sexual harassment against Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, and gave him a clean chit
New Delhi: Justice Sharad Arvind Bobde will take an oath as the 47th Chief Justice of India on Monday. According to a statement, President Ram Nath Kovind will administer the oath of office of Chief Justice of India to Justice Bobde at 9.30 AM
Justice Bobde will serve as the Chief Justice for around 18 months and retire on April 23, 2021.
Born in Nagpur on April 24, 1956, he completed his graduation and obtained a law degree from Nagpur University. He was enrolled on the Bar Council of Maharashtra’s roll in 1978 and was designated as Senior Advocate in 1998.
His career as a judge began on March 29, 2000, when he was appointed as Additional Judge in the Bombay High Court, and he rose to become Chief Justice of Madhya Pradesh High Court on October 16, 2012.
He was elevated as a Judge of the Supreme Court on April 12, 2013.
Justice Bobde was part of the five-judge constitution bench hearing the longest-running Ayodhya land dispute case.
He was part of the in-house panel which has handled the controversial case related to allegations of sexual harassment against Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, and gave him a clean chit, saying “no substance” was found in the allegation levelled by a former employee.
Justice Ranjan Gogoi, the 46th Chief Justice of India, took charge on October 3, 2018, and demitted office on Sunday.
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- 17 Nov 2019 Ranjan Gogoi Retires as 46th Chief Justice of India
- 15 Nov 2019 CJI Ranjan Gogoi’s Working Day in Supreme Court Ends Today, Justice SA Bobde to Take Oath on Nov 18
- 11 Nov 2019 Ayodhya Verdict: 'He Achieved Impossible With The Judgement,' Supreme Court Judges Praise CJI Ranjan Gogoi
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Siren takes us inside Bristol Cove – a coastal town known for its legend of once being home to mermaids. When the arrival of a mysterious girl proves this folklore all too true, the battle between man and sea takes a very vicious turn as these predatory beings return to reclaim their right to the ocean.


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February 3
The next day John seeth Jesus coming unto him, and saith, Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.
John 1:29
Jesus came to take away sin. Do you realizewhat that means? It means that God, through the blood of Jesus, has so completely done away with the power of sin that you, as a born-again believer, can live as if it never existed. You can step out from under its shadow once and for all.
Understand now, stepping out from under sin's shadow doesn't guarantee living a sinless life. You still might stumble sometimes and fall into sin. But you have a promise from God, sworn in the blood of Jesus, that says when you confess that sin, He's faithful and just to forgive you of it and cleanse you from all unrighteousness.
You don't have to live under the shadow of that sin five seconds if you have sense enough to repent and receive God's forgiveness.
"Oh, but Brother Copeland, I just feel so bad about it!"
It doesn't make any difference how you feel about it. Do it by faith. Learn to be quick to repent. Then stand up and laugh in the devil's face.
I remember one time in particular when I was in that spot. I'd missed it something awful, and I was supposed to go preach that night. I felt so guilty that I just told the Lord I wasn't going to go. "Lord, You'll just have to get Yourself another preacher tonight because I'm not going over there to that service."
Suddenly the Spirit spoke up inside me. "Did you confess that sin before Me, Kenneth?"
"Yes, I did."
"Do you account the blood by which you're sanctified as an unholy thing?" "Oh, dear God, no!" I answered.
"That's what you're standing there doing," He said. "I gave you My Word that when you confess your sin before Me, I would not only forgive you of it, but I'd cleanse it and cast it into a sea of forgetfulness. Now it's not good taste for you to keep bringing it up."
I'm telling you, I dropped the matter right then and marched into that service and preached for two and a half hours on the forgiveness of God!
Don't let feelings of guilt and unworthiness rob you of the power of Jesus' blood. Repent and step out by faith from under the shadow of sin into the mighty light of God's forgiveness today!
Scripture Reading: John 1:1-34


There are so many obstacles you have to face when doing your own research: After finding a suitable field, conducting your research and writing it down on paper, your supervisor might end up tearing it into pieces should they find shortcomings in your methodology or results section. In contrast to the widespread procedure, the authors of the study presented below have failed not only to discuss methodological issues, but they have made up a complete study that got published in the Indian Journal of Psychiatry. Has the entire review process failed for this study? What does this case teach you?
Well, it is not as dramatic as it seems. Although the study has been indeed published with major methodological issues, the author Andrade (2011) has intended to do so. Why publishing a paper describing a fictitious study of a fictitious drug?
In order to reveal common methodological problems of design, data analysis and data presentation, the paper on fake clinical trials has been published simultaneously with another paper. The companion paper published in the same journal issue critically examines the clinical fake-trial study providing author, reader, reviewer and researcher perspectives on problems that are related to design and the conduct of a clinical trial, on issues related to the analysis of data, on how to write a research paper and on how to critically read or review journal articles.
If you want to learn most from its methodological issues, you should read it and compare your critical assessment of the paper with the results presented in Andrade’s companion paper. Since they are both open access, you can easily put your knowledge on research to a test.
**SPOILER ALERT** The following will point out the mistakes made in Andrade (2011).
After you've read the article, see if you detected the following mistakes (and naturally you won't be making these on your on when writing your next paper):
1. The title “A 6-week, multicentre, randomized controlled clinical trial to evaluate the safety and efficacy of placeboxetine hydrochloride in the treatment of major depressive disorder in an Indian setting” seems too long and formulated in a too clumsy way.
2. No control group was used, which unfortunately is very common when investigating two drugs.
3. The "placeboxetine" was given at a higher dose, relative to its dose range, than the comparison drug but authors don't explain why.
4. Although side effects are reported, there is no explanation how these were assessed.
5. Subtle but important issues with the statistics, such as reliance on t-tests.
6. The trial had some unusual features for a depression trial - with no explanation. Most patients were males in their 20s, while the norm is for about 65% females and an average age in the 40s; very few people dropped out; very few people who were screened were excluded, whereas most trials exclude a lot of people referring to specific reasons.
7. The effectiveness of both drugs was remarkably high (75% cure rate over 6 weeks - better than any treatment, drug or therapy, would be expected to show). Yet, authors fail to point this out.
8. It turns out that the trial was sponsored by the fictional pharmaceutical company, and was probably conducted to help get placeboxetine sold in India - but we only find this out in the small print in the end of the article.
9. Hot pink and white is not a good colour scheme for your graphs.
Therefore, when you write your paper, before getting criticized by your supervisor or the journals reviewers keep in mind those errors that might occur when designing, analysing or presenting your study, so that Andrade’s (2011) study can be the only one badly designed that managed to get published.
References
Andrade, C., (2011). A 6-week, multicentre, randomized controlled clinical trial to evaluate the safety and efficacy of placeboxetine hydrochloride in the treatment of major depressive disorder in an Indian setting. Indian Journal of Psychiatry, 53 (1), 69-72
Andrade, C., (2011). Placeboxetine for major depressive disorder: Researcher, author, reader, and reviewer perspectives on randomized controlled trials. Indian Journal of Psychiatry, 53 (1), 73-76
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As being part of EFPSA's JEPS team, Sina Scherer works as JEPS Bulletin's editor and is currently enrolled in the last year of her Master programme in Work and Organizational Psychology at the Westfälische Wilhelmsuniversität Münster. Her fields of interest cover the areas of Intercultural Psychology, Personality and Organizational Psychology such as Health Psychology.


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in1
: Number. The dividend.
in2
: Number. The divisor.
out
: Number. out
= in1
/ in2
in1
:1
in2
:4
out
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This service re-maps a number from one range to another. That is, a value of fromLow would get mapped to toLow, a value of fromHigh to toHigh, values in-between to values in-between, etc.
fromLow
: Number. The lower limit of source range.
fromHigh
: Number. The upper limit of source range.
toLow
: Number. The lower limit of target range.
toHigh
: Number. The upper limit of target range.
in
: Number. The input number.
out
: Number. The output value.
This service rounds the value of in
, and output the result to out
.
in
: Number. The input number.
out
: Number. The output value.
in
: 0.5
out
is 1
in
: 2.4
out
is 2
This service generates random number between min
and max
.
min
: Number. The lower limit of random number.
max
: Number. The upper limit of random number.
trigger
: Any. The event to trigger a generation, value of this inport will be discarded.
out
: Number. A random value.
For this example, we will get a random number between [-50, 50] every second.


WITNESS LIST Agriculture & Livestock Committee March 11, 1997-8:00A HB 1577 For: Brantley, Dr. Gary C. (Veterinary Medical Asc) Hutchins, Mr. Elbert C. (Veterinary Medical Asc) Munden, Dr. Herbert C. (Peer Assistance Program) Uher, Mr. D.R. (Tom) (Representative) On: Allen, Mr. Ron (Vet Examiners Board) HB 1630 For: Berlanga, Mr. Hugo (Representative) Carter, Mr. Charles (Indep. Cattlemens Assoc) Joiner, Mr. Gary (Texas Farm Bureau) Small, Mr. Ed (TX & SW Cattle Raisers) On: Cooke, Dr. Jerry L. (TX Parks & Wildlife)


- RedBlackTree<E extends java.lang.Comparable<E>> - Class in com.tomzhu.tree
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a simple red-black tree implementation.
- RedBlackTree() - Constructor for class com.tomzhu.tree.RedBlackTree
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- remove(long) - Method in class com.tomzhu.external.BPlusTree
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try to remove and return the associated value for the key, return -1
if no such key exists.
- remove(long) - Method in class com.tomzhu.external.HashTable
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try to remove and return the associate value for the key.
- remove(K) - Method in class com.tomzhu.hash.CuckooHashTable
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try to remove a key-value pair from table, return false if not found.
- remove(K) - Method in class com.tomzhu.hash.ExtensibleHashTable
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try to remove an key from this map, return false if not found.
- remove(K) - Method in class com.tomzhu.hash.HashTableByLinearProbing
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attempt to remove a k pair from this map, return false if not found and return
true if success
- remove(K) - Method in class com.tomzhu.hash.HashTableByQuadraticProbing
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try to remove a pair from this map, return true if success, return false if not found.
- remove(K) - Method in class com.tomzhu.hash.HashTableBySeparateChain
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remove a key-value pair from this map.
- remove(K) - Method in class com.tomzhu.hash.HopscotchHashTable
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remove the key-value pair from current map, return false if not found.
- remove(K) - Method in class com.tomzhu.hash.PerfectHashingTable
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try to remove a key-value pair from this map, return false if not found.
- remove(int) - Method in class com.tomzhu.list.ArrayList
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- remove(int) - Method in class com.tomzhu.list.LinkedList
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remove and return the element in specific location i , throw MyNosuchElementException
when the location i is not feasible.
- remove(E) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.AVLTree
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try to remove an element from this tree, return true if succeed and return false otherwise.
- remove(String) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BasicNumberTrie
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remove a numbers
- remove(String) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BasicStringTrie
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remove a string s from this tries.
- remove(E) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BinarySearchTree
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try to remove the element with value.
- remove(E) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BTree
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try to remove an element from this tree, if success , return true
otherwise return false and this implies that the tree doesn't have the element.
- remove(K) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.HashMap
-
try to remove a key-value pair by key.
- remove(E) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.RedBlackTree
-
remove an element from this tree.
- remove(E) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.SkipList
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remove an element from this skipList.
- remove(E) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.SplayTree
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attempt to remove an element from the tree, true implies success,
false implies that the tree doesn't have the element.
- remove(K) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.Treap
-
remove an element.
- remove(E) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.TreeMap
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remove a item specified by key from this map.
- remove(E) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.TreeSet
-
try to remove an element from this set, return false if this set doesn't contain the element.
- removeByKey(K) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.KeydRedBlackTree
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try to remove a key-value pair.
- removeChild(BasicTreeNode<E>, int) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BasicTree
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remove the i-th child of the node and return the removed child.
- removeChild(BasicTreeNode<E>, BasicTreeNode<E>) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BasicTree
-
remove the removedNode as node's children and return the removedNode.
- removeChild(int) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BasicTreeNode
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remove the specific child at location i and return the removed node.
- removeChild(BasicTreeNode<E>) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BasicTreeNode
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remove the child node child.
- removeChild(BinaryTreeNode<E>) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BinaryTreeNode
-
remove the binary tree's child node
- removeFirstChild(BasicTreeNode<E>) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BasicTree
-
- removeFirstChild() - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BasicTreeNode
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remove the first child of the current node from left to right.
- removeLastChild(BasicTreeNode<E>) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BasicTree
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- removeLastChild() - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BasicTreeNode
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remove the last child of the current node from left to right.
- removeLeftChild(BinaryTreeNode<E>) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BinaryTree
-
remove and return the left child of current node.
- removeLeftChild() - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BinaryTreeNode
-
remove and return the left child of current node, return null if current node doesn't have left child.
- removeMax() - Method in class com.tomzhu.heap.BasicArrayHeap
-
return the max element from this heap and return.
- removeMax() - Method in class com.tomzhu.heap.BasicDoubleEndedHeap
-
remove and return the max element of this heap, return null if empty.
- removeMax() - Method in class com.tomzhu.heap.BinomialQueue
-
remove and return the max element from this heap.
- removeMax() - Method in class com.tomzhu.heap.LeftistHeap
-
remove and return the max element.
- removeMax() - Method in class com.tomzhu.heap.SkewHeap
-
return the max element from this heap and return, return null if empty or is a min heap.
- removeMax() - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.Treap
-
try to remove and return the maximum element of this treap.
- removeMin() - Method in class com.tomzhu.heap.BasicArrayHeap
-
remove the min element from this heap and return.
- removeMin() - Method in class com.tomzhu.heap.BasicDoubleEndedHeap
-
remove and return the min element of this heap, return null if empty.
- removeMin() - Method in class com.tomzhu.heap.BinomialQueue
-
remove and return the min element from this heap.
- removeMin() - Method in class com.tomzhu.heap.LeftistHeap
-
remove and return the min element.
- removeMin() - Method in class com.tomzhu.heap.SkewHeap
-
remove the min element from this heap and return, return null if empty or is a max heap.
- removeMin() - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.Treap
-
try to remove and return the minimal element of this treap, return null
if it is a max treap or is empty.
- removeRightChild(BinaryTreeNode<E>) - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BinaryTree
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remove and return the right child of current node
return null if current node doesn't have right child.
- removeRightChild() - Method in class com.tomzhu.tree.BinaryTreeNode
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remove and return the right child of current node
return null if current node doesn't have right child.
- replace(int, E) - Method in class com.tomzhu.list.ArrayList
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try to replace the element at location i with new element ele.
- rightSibling - Variable in class com.tomzhu.tree.BasicTreeNode
-
- root - Variable in class com.tomzhu.tree.RedBlackTree
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Quantipy: Python survey data toolkit¶
Quantipy is an open-source data processing, analysis and reporting software project that builds on the excellent pandas and numpy libraries. Aimed at social and marketing reserach survey data, Quantipy offers support for native handling of special data types like multiple choice variables, statistical analysis using case or observation weights, dataset metadata and customizable reporting exports.
Key features¶
.csv
/.json
based- Converts e.g. from and to Dimensions and SPSS
- Accessible metadata format structure
- Fast and extensive dataset management
- Complex logic operators and condition nesting
- Computation and assessment of data weights
- Easy-to-use and powerful ad-hoc analysis interface
- Automated data aggregation via View objects
- Structured batch analysis and report building
- Pretty & flexible exports to MS Excel and Powerpoint
- Contributors
- Alexander Buchhammer, Alasdair Eaglestone, James Griffiths, Kerstin Müller https://yougov.co.uk


As many of us have recognized, it's time for us to fight like hell to resist the rise of trumpism fascism in the US, and join the ranks of the ongoing global fight. TrumpTube is an attempt at rapid prototyping a useful framework for beginning our interpretations of the trolling phenomenon. For this particular example we went to the belly of the YouTube beast to extract language from the comment sections and begin the work of distant reading. We chose the Bubble Chart below for its simplicity in order to highlight the framework itself. The chart is formed from the top-50 most commonly used words in one single YouTube video (insert video here).
This rapid prototype is our closing exercise for a 3 day experiment in rapid prototyping sponsored by Columbia's Group for Experimental Methods in the Humanities (#xpemthod) and The Birbeck Center for Technology and Publishing, held at the Studio@Butler at Columbia University Libraries in New York City. On Monday, December 12, we built tests to help some of our #xpmethod graduate students on something we're calling Middlematch (you'll see). Yesterday we made Cemmento—A sort of #mincomp solution to the age-old problem of connecting your annotations to a "canonical" document on the internet. Today we leave you with TrumpTube. Hope it helps.
Built with d3.js and Flask by Martin Eve and Alex Gil. The code is openly available for your use on Github.


LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR (1977) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1998 Ted Prigge
Director: Richard Brooks Writer: Richard Brooks (based on the novel by Judith Rossner) Starring: Diane Keaton, Tuesday Weld, William Atherton, Richard Kiley, Richard Gere, Alan Feinstein, Priscilla Pointer, LeVar Burton, Richard Bright, Tom Berenger
It's obvious what Richard Brooks' intentions were for making "Looking for Mr. Goodbar": he not only wanted to show how leading two lives ultimately results in tragedy, but he also wanted to make a very unsubtle statement against nightclubbing and sleeping with lots of men, an infamous pasttime of the late 70s right up until the explosion of the AIDs virus. Unfortunately as a tale of two lives, it's too ridiculous, and as a condemnation of promiscuous life styles, it's too preachy and ends all too conveniently.
The film's real strength is in how it creates a certain kind of world from a certain kind of perspective. The entire structure and everything that goes on is customized so that it fits that of the film's protagonist, Theresa Dunn (Diane Keaton, the same year she won an Oscar for "Annie Hall"), a young woman who by day is a first grade teacher of deaf kids, and by night is out in the bars, picking up men, taking them back to her flat, and having her way with them.
It's a proposterous situation because the two parts are just too different from one another to be taken seriously, which is part of why we can't totally be swayed by its message, at least in this way. But what the film lacks in literal substance it somewhat makes up in the way in which it's presented. "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" is an incredibly frustrating film to watch because it is told entirely from her perspective, and as such we often see some of her dreams and wishes. Take for example the beginning when we are introduced to her in the classroom learning about how to teach young kids: she imagines everyone in class leaves and that she ends up making out with her teacher (Alan Feinstein), but then we see that it was a daydream, but in the next scene she is actually making love with her teacher in his apartment after class. What is real and what isn't, this film often asks, and we can only answer a little bit later on.
What "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" feels like to the audience is being Theresa watching herself and everything she feels and thinks, and then making a critique about what was done. In the beginning, Theresa lives at home and feels suffocated by everyone around her, especially her ultra-Catholic tyrant of a father, played with gusto by Richard Kiley. As such, these scenes feel claustrophobic and difficult to watch, and when the scene shifts away from the house and her family, one feels like taking a breath of fresh air, just like Theresa probably does.
Once moving out of her family's house, she moves into an apartment building with her sister, Katherine (a glowing Tuesday Weld, who received an Oscar nomination for her role), where she begins to bring various men home. Over the course of the film, there are only about five men we see her with, but they constantly reappear, so much that we can barely keep recollection of them, as Theresa no doubt does. There's James (William Atherton), the clean-cut all-around good guy who her father likes, but who does have a darker side to him like all people. Then there's Tony Lapanto (a pre-fame Richard Gere), an overly-confident schmuck who decides to show up inside her apartment whenever he decides he wants to boink her...or do a bizarre ritual dance.
And of course, there's her job, which she gradually begins to ignore as the film goes on. Although being consumed with it when she first gets her job towards the beginning, the more sex she has and drugs she takes, the less interested in it she becomes, and it's obvious that a balancing act between the two will not be had.
Every now and then we see her aforementioned sister, Katherine, who is always at the opposite end of the poles than Theresa. In the beginning, she's partaking in drugs and group sex while Theresa keeps to her school studies, but by the end, Katherine has cleaned herself up and started anew, while Theresa has redefined herself as a druggie and sex addict.
The ending is, yes, a shock, but it's also cheap and ends only so that the message of the film can be completed. Though I must say that it is a much imitated scene, having been stolen by films like "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me" and "The Doom Generation," though neither are as good as this is.
Still, "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" leaves the viewer wanted a little bit more, perhaps because it promises to have more depth on the topics of promiscuity and leading a double life. Instead it come off all too fable-like, and often intends to shock us more than it intends to say something very meaningful. But with a great performance from Diane Keaton (who acts very human...and bares a lot more of herself than she normally has, and she was even in the original cast of "Hair"), this film comes off as one of those deeply flawed classics that you don't necessarily enjoy or even like, but you never forget.
MY RATING (out of 4): ***
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