Please note, there are *SPOILERS* here. If you have not seen the film, please do not read on, unless you want to spoil it.
Many people consider the The Lost World to be 'disappointing', and 'not as good as Jurassic Park' However, The Lost World (to be known as TLW from now on) is far, far superior to Jurassic Park. Let me explain.
1) The action sequences. In JP, there just wasn't enough. There were only two good scenes that had any amount of suspense. The T-REX scene, of course, and the kitchen scene. I was very, very disappointed by any other action scenes that they were. However, TLW, not just had better action sequences, but more of them. JP seemed to think it was a drama, but the characters weren't strong enough for that. TLW, however, gave up completly on plot and characters. It just wanted to give the audience a good time.
The action scenes in TLW were among Spielberg's best. The trailer scene, although streched out, was fantastic fun. There was a lot of tension. It was far more exciting than the T-Rex escaping scene in JP, because a) It was a much bigger drop, and b) We didn't have a clue when the T-Rex would come back, which just added to the danger.
2) The tone overall was much darker than JP. JP seemed too light for what was quite a horrific movie. At least TLW was dark and horrific
3) There were much more 'rollercoaster ride' elements in it. The scene where the hunters first arrive, and they duck between the dinosaurs legs were awesome fun. This scene was far more adventurous than anything really in JP
4) The ending. Call it silly, but I thought a T-Rex wandering around San Diego like something out of Godzilla was hillarous. And Steven knew it too. The whole thing was tongue in cheek, mocking the film but making people (and dogs!) getting eaten, and causing mass destruction. Call it a time filler, but I loved it.
5) The bad guys died at the END of the film. JP really annoyed me in this respect. In just about every Spielberg film, the bad guys always die in a horrific way at the END of the film. The Indiana Jones Trilogy shows this. But not in JP. The only remotely bad guy, Gennearo, died in the middle. Great. If there's one thing I love doing, it's guessing in what totally horrible way the bad guy will die. TLW didn't disappoint. The guy with the specs, getting eaten by the baby T-Rex (after being nudged by it's Mom, which was a cute touch) was a great demise. I loved it.
6) It was much, much scarier than JP. The beginning with the little girl was really scary. The way the guy from Fargo was killed was scary, yet funny at the same time. Also, the way the camera pans down to show the severed hand, gave the audience a rush of fright. Didn't experience that once in JP. Nothing really scared me at all like the scenes above.
7) Pete Postheiwate (sp?) and Jeff Goldblum. Both were excellent. Even the kid wasn't that bad. (Thankfully, she didn't really say much. More on her in a mo)
Of course, TLW had its bad points. The girl only appeared to be in the film at all to kick the raptor off the ledge. The music, by the great John Williams, was awful, tuneless rubbish. And the much discussed boat scene was poorly explained. But overall, the film was far better than Jurassic Park. So there!
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Job Continues: Where Is Wisdom?
1 “Surely there is a mine for silver,
and a place for gold that they refine.
2 Iron is taken out of the earth,
and copper is smelted from the ore.
3 Man puts an end to darkness
and searches out to the farthest limit
the ore in gloom and deep darkness.
4 He opens shafts in a valley away from where anyone lives;
they are forgotten by travelers;
they hang in the air, far away from mankind; they swing to and fro.
5 As for the earth, out of it comes bread,
but underneath it is turned up as by fire.
6 Its stones are the place of sapphires,
and it has dust of gold.
7 “That path no bird of prey knows,
and the falcon's eye has not seen it.
8 The proud beasts have not trodden it;
the lion has not passed over it.
9 “Man puts his hand to the flinty rock
and overturns mountains by the roots.
10 He cuts out channels in the rocks,
and his eye sees every precious thing.
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and the thing that is hidden he brings out to light.
12 “But where shall wisdom be found?
And where is the place of understanding?
13 Man does not know its worth,
and it is not found in the land of the living.
14 The deep says, ‘It is not in me,’
and the sea says, ‘It is not with me.’
15 It cannot be bought for gold,
and silver cannot be weighed as its price.
16 It cannot be valued in the gold of Ophir,
in precious onyx or sapphire.
17 Gold and glass cannot equal it,
nor can it be exchanged for jewels of fine gold.
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See setbacks or failure as ok and a really bad day is acceptable, and see it as a new opportunity to grow, learn and stop being hard on myself and say the mantra not yet.
 However, in life there is the ultimate question the what if scenario. So, just give it your best shot that is all anyone can do in life. Small wins can be repeated over time which can encourage a growth mindset.
The role of values can be a way to gauge for how you deal with other people in a team and set a standard for learning to achieve goals or reach aspirations. Empathy is about when things are going wrong and when things are ok, but for learning and programming it is about being aware of how you interact with others and judging their feelings as to assist in a positive manner.
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It really is a roller coaster ride of ups and downs from week two onwards, and you think that your prepared but that is far from the truth.
There are days when your confidence is ok but then moments that just simply go belly up and disappointment, and then you question the growth mindset theory that it is ok to fail or remove a negative voice which crops up and sits on your shoulder like a parrot. I have felt stupid, silly, and frustrated by a lack of progress and cried. My problem-solving skills are not what I thought, and I still struggle with this aspect of flipped learning and misunderstood the tasks.
The flipped approach which Dev Academy uses has been a battle for a large portion of core learning. A large dose of determination for the technical challenges was like facing Mount Everest.
Second and hardest challenge was and is trying to adapt to a growth mindset. I found connecting the dots hard and still cannot say that the core learning material is fully understood, as at times I use the term information overload and a jigsaw with some bits not put in place for a complete picture of five sprints.
Getting the technical challenges done on time were a bit hit and miss with the time boxing and trying with the best will in the world to determine what was being asked of me was and is hard.
It is stated that three things are needed to code such as utilising problem-solving techniques or tools, a planned approach and understanding problems. The first five weeks shape those qualities which stand out as a must for programming and serve people well for employers.
A growth mindset is a good way to see failure as positive and the chance to learn so that you can succeed with hard work, and a whole heap of perseverance.
I guess the core material acts as a useful tool to cover the framework of web development. It allows an insight into key aspects or enlighten people as to what is expected from both a technical and non-technical perspective. Core learning compliments soft skills with the difficulty of coding.


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This class is a filter on incoming data from a spacebar connection. It knows what sort of prompts to expect and how to coalesce lines, turning everything into events and other objects. It will also synchronously set the last known nicknames of users that are mentioned. It expects to be handed line-type input from a LineFilter. Any non-char[] input is just passed straight through.
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private SBIdentity |
myIdentity
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private java.lang.String |
myPartialLine
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private java.util.Hashtable |
myPromptTable
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private SBSystem |
mySystem
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| Constructor Summary | |
SBInputFilter(SBSystem system,
Sender target)
Construct a filter to send to the given target. |
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private void |
makePromptTable()
Create the prompt table (myPromptTable instance variable). |
private void |
parseBeepLine(java.lang.String line)
Take a beep line in raw form and turn it into an appropriate MessageEvent , sending it to the target. |
private void |
parseChannelChange(java.lang.String line)
Take a line indicating a channel change in raw form and make the implied local state changes. |
private void |
parseNickChangeLine(java.lang.String line,
int isNowAt)
Take a line containing a nickname change and process it appropriately. |
private void |
parseSpeech(java.lang.String line)
Take a line representing speech and turn it into an appropriate userBroadcast event, sending it to the target. |
private void |
parseSystemMessage(java.lang.String line)
Take a system message line in raw form and turn it into an appropriate MessageEvent , sending it to the target. |
private void |
parseUserNoticeLine(java.lang.String line,
int channelAt)
Take a line containing a notice about a user (e.g., "Disconnected! channel 04: scrooge/mcduck") and process it appropriately. |
void |
processLine(java.lang.String line)
Process a line (or partial line) of input. |
private SBPromptMessage |
promptMessage(java.lang.String name)
Helper method to create a SBPromptMessage . |
void |
send(java.lang.Object message)
Send a message. |
| Methods inherited from class com.milk.asynch.SendFilter |
stopSending, throwIfStopped, waitUntilEmpty |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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private SBSystem mySystem
private SBIdentity myIdentity
private java.lang.String myPartialLine
private java.util.Hashtable myPromptTable
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public SBInputFilter(SBSystem system, Sender target)
target
- the target to resend tosystem
- the system to use for making messages, etc.| Method Detail |
public void send(java.lang.Object message)
send
in interface Sender
send
in class SendFilter
message
- the message to sendprivate void makePromptTable()
private SBPromptMessage promptMessage(java.lang.String name)
SBPromptMessage
.
name
- the name of the prompt
SBPromptMessage
public void processLine(java.lang.String line)
line
- the line to processprivate void parseSpeech(java.lang.String line)
userBroadcast
event, sending it to the target.
line
- the line of text to parseprivate void parseSystemMessage(java.lang.String line)
MessageEvent
, sending it to the target.
line
- the raw line to parseprivate void parseUserNoticeLine(java.lang.String line, int channelAt)
line
- the raw line to parsechannelAt
- the index that the string " channel " was found atprivate void parseNickChangeLine(java.lang.String line, int isNowAt)
line
- the raw line to parseisNowAt
- the index of the string " is now " in the lineprivate void parseChannelChange(java.lang.String line)
line
- the raw line to parseprivate void parseBeepLine(java.lang.String line)
MessageEvent
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class Solution:
def minOperations(self, nums1: List[int], nums2: List[int]) -> int:
diff = sum(nums1) - sum(nums2)
if diff == 0:
return 0
if diff > 0:
diff = -diff
nums1, nums2 = nums2, nums1
takes = []
for num in nums1: takes.append(6-num)
for num in nums2: takes.append(num-1)
takes = [take for take in takes if take != 0]
# if len(takes) == 0: return -1
takes.sort()
prev_diff = diff
step = 0
while takes:
prev_diff = diff
diff += takes.pop()
step += 1
if prev_diff * diff <= 0: return step
return -1


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https://github.com/timdeklijn/genetic_algorithmsSeed or insect eating finches (vink in Dutch) have different beaks
"Variation is a feature of natural populations and every population produces more progeny than its environment can manage. The consequences of this overproduction is that those individuals with the best genetic fitness for the environment will produce offspring that can more successfully compete in that environment. Thus the subsequent generation will have a higher representation of these offspring and the population will have evolved."Charles Darwin
"problem-solving method that uses genetics as its model of problem solving."
Evolution is a process that operates on chromosome rather than on the living beings they encode.
Natural selection is the link between chromosomes and the performance of their decoded structures. Processes of natural selection cause those chromosomes that encode successful structures to reproduce more often then those that do not.
The process of reproduction is the point at which evolution takes place. Mutation may cause the chromosomes of biological children to be different from those of their biological parents, and recombination processes may create quite different chromosomes in the children by combining material from the chromosome of two parents.
Biological evolution has no memory. Whatever it knows about producing individuals that will function well in their environment is contained in the gene pool - the set of chromosomes carried by the current individuals - and in the structure of the chromosome decoders.
https://www.neuraldesigner.com/blog/genetic_algorithms_for_feature_selection
GLOBAL PARAMETERS
class Individual():
...
class Population():
...
def main():
...
population_size = 200
mutation_rate = 0.03
genes = "abcde....ABC...!,?"
target = "to be, or not to be"
class Individual():
def __init__(self):
self.dna = ...
self.fitness = self.calc_fitness()
...
def calc_fitness():
...
def mix_dna():
...
class Population():
def __init__():
...
def init_population():
...
def create_offspring():
...
def calc_fitness():
...
population = Population(GENES,
POPULATION_SIZE,
TARGET,
TARGET_LENGTH,
MUTATION_RATE)
population.init_population()
population.calc_fitness()
max_fitness = population.max_fitness
while breed:
population.create_offspring()
population.calc_fitness()
Select parents based on fitness score. But even parents with low fitness score should have a chance to reproduce.
# Escape loop
if max_fitness == 1.0:
breed = False
A (DNA) sequence that best fits the targets or has the highest fitness score.
Chang et al. 2001
Chang et al. 2001
Chang et al. 2001
".. five papers that support the emerging realization that neuroevolution, where neural networks are optimized through evolutionary algorithms, is also an effective method to train deep neural networks for reinforcement learning (RL) problems."


public interface Notification
For example, the following will create a Growl Notification that will display until it is dismissed by a user:
GrowlNotification notif = new GrowlNotification("Test Application").sticky(); notif.open(); notif.show("Hello", "World");
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Notification |
callbackUrl(java.net.URL callback_url)
Adds a callback url to notifications.
|
void |
close()
Completes any cleanup required once a Notification is no longer to be used.
|
java.net.URL |
getCallbackUrl()
Get the notification's callback URL
|
boolean |
isSticky()
Check if notifications are sticky
|
void |
open()
Completes any setup required to generate messages.
|
Notification |
removeCallback()
Removes any previously associated callback.
|
void |
show(java.lang.String title,
java.lang.String message)
Displays a notification to the user.
|
Notification |
sticky()
Enables any subsequent notifications to be sticky by being displayed until dismissed
|
Notification |
sticky(boolean sticky)
Enables/Disables any subsequent notifications to be sticky by being displayed until dismissed
|
void open() throws NotificationException
NotificationException
- if the setup required for creating notifications fails.void show(java.lang.String title, java.lang.String message) throws NotificationException
title
- the title of the notification.message
- the message body of the notification.NotificationException
- if the creation or displaying of any notification(s) fails.void close() throws NotificationException
NotificationException
- if the cleanup fails.Notification sticky()
Notification sticky(boolean sticky)
sticky
- true if sticky Growl Notifications are to be enabled and false otherwise.sticky()
boolean isSticky()
Notification callbackUrl(java.net.URL callback_url)
When certain notification are clicked, this URL will be opened by the system's default browser
callback_url
- the callback URL to open - null can be used to remove the callback as can removeCallback()
removeCallback()
Notification removeCallback()
callbackUrl(URL)
java.net.URL getCallbackUrl()


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(in
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AWS_UPLOAD_ENDPOINT
(in
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backslash_remove()
(in
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BUILD
(in
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BASECAMP_ENDPOINT
(in
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BUILD_STRING_LENGTHS
(in
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C
check_notif_error()
(in
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Comment
(in
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check_threats()
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(in
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CONFIG_URL
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delete()
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DEVICE
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downvote_comment()
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DEVICES
(in
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)
downvote_message()
(in
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)
delete_comment()
(in
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downvote()
(in
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downvote_yak()
(in
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After you have constructed a DOM (either by parsing an XML file or building it programmatically) you frequently want to save it as XML. This section shows you how to do that using the Xalan transform package.
Using that package, you will create a transformer object to wire a DOMSource to a StreamResult. You will then invoke the transformer's transform() method to write out the DOM as XML data.
The first step is to create a DOM in memory by parsing an XML file. By now, you should be getting comfortable with the process.
The following code provides a basic template to start from. It is basically the same code as was used at the start of the Document Object Model lesson.
import javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilder; import javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory; import javax.xml.parsers.FactoryConfigurationError; import javax.xml.parsers.ParserConfigurationException; import org.xml.sax.SAXException; import org.xml.sax.SAXParseException; import org.w3c.dom.Document; import org.w3c.dom.DOMException; import java.io.*; public class TransformationApp01 { static Document document; public static void main(String argv[]) { if (argv.length != 1) { System.err.println ( "Usage: java TransformationApp01 filename"); System.exit (1); } DocumentBuilderFactory factory = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance(); //factory.setNamespaceAware(true); //factory.setValidating(true); try { File f = new File(argv[0]); DocumentBuilder builder = factory.newDocumentBuilder(); document = builder.parse(f); } catch (SAXParseException spe) { // Error generated by the parser System.out.println("\n** Parsing error" + ", line " + spe.getLineNumber() + ", uri " + spe.getSystemId()); System.out.println(" " + spe.getMessage() ); // Use the contained exception, if any Exception x = spe; if (spe.getException() != null) x = spe.getException(); x.printStackTrace(); } catch (SAXException sxe) { // Error generated by this application // (or a parser-initialization error) Exception x = sxe; if (sxe.getException() != null) x = sxe.getException(); x.printStackTrace(); } catch (ParserConfigurationException pce) { // Parser with specified options cannot be built pce.printStackTrace(); } catch (IOException ioe) { // I/O error ioe.printStackTrace(); } } // main }
The next step is to create a transformer you can use to transmit the XML to System.out. To begin with, the following import statements are required.
import javax.xml.transform.Transformer; import javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory; import javax.xml.transform.TransformerException; import javax.xml.transform.TransformerConfigurationException; import javax.xml.transform.dom.DOMSource; import javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamResult; import java.io.*;
Here, you add a series of classes that should now be forming a standard pattern: an entity (Transformer), the factory to create it (TransformerFactory), and the exceptions that can be generated by each. Because a transformation always has a source and a result, you then import the classes necessary to use a DOM as a source (DOMSource) and an output stream for the result (StreamResult).
Next, add the code to carry out the transformation:
try { File f = new File(argv[0]); DocumentBuilder builder = factory.newDocumentBuilder(); document = builder.parse(f); // Use a Transformer for output TransformerFactory tFactory = TransformerFactory.newInstance(); Transformer transformer = tFactory.newTransformer(); DOMSource source = new DOMSource(document); StreamResult result = new StreamResult(System.out); transformer.transform(source, result);
Here, you create a transformer object, use the DOM to construct a source object, and use System.out to construct a result object. You then tell the transformer to operate on the source object and output to the result object.
In this case, the "transformer" is not actually changing anything. In XSLT terminology, you are using the identity transform, which means that the "transformation" generates a copy of the source, unchanged.
% transformer.setOutputProperty(OutputKeys.INDENT, "yes");
Finally, the following highlighted code catches the new errors that can be generated:
} catch (TransformerConfigurationException tce) { System.out.println ("* Transformer Factory error"); System.out.println(" " + tce.getMessage() ); Throwable x = tce; if (tce.getException() != null) x = tce.getException(); x.printStackTrace(); } catch (TransformerException te) { System.out.println ("* Transformation error"); System.out.println(" " + te.getMessage() ); Throwable x = te; if (te.getException() != null) x = te.getException(); x.printStackTrace(); } catch (SAXParseException spe) { ...
Notes
TransformerExceptions are thrown by the transformer object.
TransformerConfigurationExceptions are thrown by the factory.
To preserve the XML document's DOCTYPE setting, it is also necessary to add the following code:
import javax.xml.transform.OutputKeys; ... if (document.getDoctype() != null){ String systemValue = (new File(document.getDoctype().getSystemId())).getName(); transformer.setOutputProperty( OutputKeys.DOCTYPE_SYSTEM, systemValue ); }
To find out more about configuring the factory and handling validation errors, see Reading XML Data into a DOM.
% cd install-dir/jaxp-1_4_2-release-date/samples.
% cd xslt
Type the following command:
% javac TransformationApp01.java
In the case below, TransformationApp01 is run on the file foo.xml, found in the xslt/data directory after you have unzipped the samples bundle.
% java TransformationApp01 data/foo.xml
You will see the following output:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?><doc> <name first="David" last="Marston"/> <name first="David" last="Bertoni"/> <name first="Donald" last="Leslie"/> <name first="Emily" last="Farmer"/> <name first="Joseph" last="Kesselman"/> <name first="Myriam" last="Midy"/> <name first="Paul" last="Dick"/> <name first="Stephen" last="Auriemma"/> <name first="Scott" last="Boag"/> <name first="Shane" last="Curcuru"/>
As mentioned in Creating a Transformer, this transformer has not actually changed anything, but rather has just performed the identity transform, to generate a copy of the source. A real transformation will be performed in Generating XML from an Arbitrary Data Structure.
It is also possible to operate on a subtree of a DOM. In this section, you will experiment with that option.
The only difference in the process is that now you will create a DOMSource using a node in the DOM, rather than the entire DOM. The first step is to import the classes you need to get the node you want, as shown in the following highlighted code:
import org.w3c.dom.Document; import org.w3c.dom.DOMException; import org.w3c.dom.Node; import org.w3c.dom.NodeList;
The next step is to find a good node for the experiment. The following highlighted code selects the first <name> element.
try { File f = new File(argv[0]); DocumentBuilder builder = factory.newDocumentBuilder(); document = builder.parse(f); NodeList list = document.getElementsByTagName("name"); Node node = list.item(0);
In Creating a Transformer, the source object was constructed from the entire document by the following line of code
DOMSource source = new DOMSource(document);
However, the highlighted line of code below constructs a source object that consists of the subtree rooted at a particular node.
DOMSource source = new DOMSource(node); StreamResult result = new StreamResult(System.out); transformer.transform(source, result);
% cd install-dir/jaxp-1_4_2-release-date/samples.
cd xslt
Type the following command:
% javac xslt/TranformationApp02.java
In the case below, TranformationApp02 is run on the file foo.xml, found in the xslt/data directory after you have unzipped the samples bundle.
% java TranformationApp02 data/foo.xml
You will see the following output:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?><doc><name first="David" last="Marston"/>
This time, only the first <name> element was printed out.
At this point, you have seen how to use a transformer to write out a DOM and how to use a subtree of a DOM as the source object in a transformation. In the next section, you will see how to use a transformer to create XML from any data structure you are capable of parsing.


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This year was my senior year of high school and I did a senior seminar on statistical programming.
I followed the curriculum of Data Science Specialization by Johns Hopkins on Coursera. I spent most days going through course material in the form of lectures and short assignments.
I covered the following subjects:
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(*args)[source]¶ Convert arr1, arr2, arr3, … to a set, where a single enrty in the set is ( arr1[j], arr2[j], … )
Parameters: arrays (n) – The arrays to convert. Returns: The converted set. Return type: result ( set )
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(x, coding='utf-8')[source]¶ Check if an object is a bytes object, if so decode it into a string.
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Return type:
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galaxy_dive.utils.utilities.
chunk_list
(l, n)[source]¶ Breaks a list l into n chunks, as equally as possible.
Parameters: Returns: The list broken into chunks.
Return type: chunked_l ( list of lists )
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galaxy_dive.utils.utilities.
deepgetattr
(obj, attr)[source]¶ Recurses through an attribute chain to get the ultimate value. Credit to http://pingfive.typepad.com/blog/2010/04/deep-getattr-python-function.html
Parameters: Returns: The requested attribute.
Return type: result (attr object)
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galaxy_dive.utils.utilities.
dict_from_defaults_and_variations
(defaults, variations)[source]¶ Create a dictionary of dictionaries from a default dictionary and variations on it.
Parameters: - defaults (dict) – Default dictionary. What each individual dictionary should default to.
- variations (dict of dicts) – Each dictionary contains what should be different. The key for each dictionary should be a label for it.
Returns: The results is basically variations, where each child dict is merged with defaults.
Return type: result (dict of dicts)
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galaxy_dive.utils.utilities.
gen_derived_data_doc
(object_import_path, save_filepath, header_file=None)[source]¶ Generate a document that lists the methods for calculating derived data quantities.
Parameters: - Modifies:
- file at save_filepath (.rst file):
- Saves the output here.
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galaxy_dive.utils.utilities.
getHaloDataRedshift
(sdir, halo_number, redshift, convert_to_proper=True)[source]¶
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galaxy_dive.utils.utilities.
get_code_version
(instance, instance_type='class')[source]¶ Get the current version (git tag/commit) of the parent code for a class or module
instance (object) : Instance to get the code for. instance_type (str) : ‘class’ if the instance is a class, ‘module’ if the instance is a module
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galaxy_dive.utils.utilities.
get_instance_source_dir
(instance, instance_type='class')[source]¶ Get the directory containing the source code of an instance (class or module).
instance (object) : Instance to get the code for. instance_type (str) : ‘class’ if the instance is a class, ‘module’ if the instance is a module
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galaxy_dive.utils.utilities.
merge_two_dicts
(dict_a, dict_b)[source]¶ Merges two dictionaries into a shallow copy.
Parameters: Returns: Dictionary including elements from both. dict_a’s entries take priority over dict_b.
Return type: merged_dict (dict)
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galaxy_dive.utils.utilities.
print_timer
(timer_string='Time taken:')[source]¶ Decorator to time a function.
Parameters: timer_string (str, optional) – Printed before printing the time.
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galaxy_dive.utils.utilities.
save_parameters
(instance, f)[source]¶ Save parameters to a hdf5 file.
Parameters: - instance (object) – Instance that has the attributes that are parameters. Typically stored in instance.stored_parameters.
- f (open h5py file object) – File to save the parameters to.
Returns: Group containing the parameters as attributes.
Return type: param_grp (h5py group)
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galaxy_dive.utils.utilities.
set_to_arrays
(set_to_convert)[source]¶ Convert a set into multiple arrays.
Parameters: result (set) – The set to convert Returns: The converted arrays Return type: n arrays ( multiple np.ndarrays )
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galaxy_dive.utils.utilities.
store_parameters
(constructor)[source]¶ Decorator for automatically storing arguments passed to a constructor. I.e. any args passed to constructor via test_object = TestObject( *args, **kwargs ) will be stored in test_object, e.g. test_object.args
Parameters: constructor (function) – Constructor to wrap.


The Spiffy UI framework provides the client-side portion of tokenized identity. This sample contains a simple authentication server, but you will want to implement an authentication server which works for your application. This page gives you a chance to test your authentication server and make sure it will handle login and logout from the Spiffy UI framework.
This test will make the REST calls to authentication and get a token from the specified server. You can specify any server location which hosts an authentication server compatible with Spiffy UI.
The framework can only handle and show you some of the error messages from the server. To see all errors, enable the Firebug console or the Google Chrome developer tools console.


class BindingRepository
Repository for bindings and connections. To set current component, call setImportantIds
See Also
BindingRepository(pipelineDao: PipelineDao)
Repository for bindings and connections. To set current component, call setImportantIds |
val liveInputContext: LiveData<ConfigInputContext>
LiveData with current component's input connections. (including configuration) |
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val liveOutputContext: LiveData<ConfigInputContext>
LiveData with current component's output connections. |
fun liveBindings(): LiveData<StatusWithBinding>
LiveData with current template's bindings. |
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fun setImportantIds(componentId: String, templateId: String): Unit
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When you start to do a thing, especially it is not a familar one, sometime you feel nail-biting and feel helpless. You don't know how to start.
How to solve it?
You may start to ask what I need to know, to finish that thing.
Then start to think about how to know what you need to know: 1. ask Mr. Google 2. ask someone who is familar with it. 3. ask anynone you can think of, he may give you a pertinent advice.
When you come across any problems, you can endeavour the steps suggested above. It will give you a surprise.
Remember, never give up solving the problem you encountered, keep thinking and seek help for anyone who may be helpful.
Write down your question/puzzle/problem, the more clear, the better.
Try to solve it.
Don't be panic to be criticized, because it is the opportunity to help you realize your own shortcomings. And then you can improve the ability to finish something.


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repeated |
insufflated |
Cocaine |
(powder / crystals) |
During a foggy summer of irresponsibility, I found a coke connection; good quality, great bags. It started with use but quickly turned to abuse (as seems to happen almost invariably with cocaine)…$40 - $140 a night between 2 or 3 people.
Within a week and half I began to notice general patterns in my behavior that were parallel to the compulsive, short increment, repeat cocaine dosing habits (a line or two every 15-25 minutes) that I kept. I was more compulsive and by the end of every night I was slave to the anxious, shaky, agitated, insomnia that was the inevitable comedown. Never the less, the high, the pro-social/conversational effects, and the situation at the time kept me going back to my old dealer. Finally, one day (I write like a children’s novel author, I’ll work on fixing that) the level of my self disgust, which had been rapidly rising by the day, reached an unacceptable level. So I just stopped. incidentally, my dealer got busted 3 days later anyway. THE TWO MOST IMPORTANT POINTS I WILL TRY TO MAKE HERE could very well save you alot of pain and personal distress! I speak through experience here…
#1 If you buy cocaine in a bag of nearly any denomination, chances are about 95% that it will be empty by the end of the night and you will be anywhere from irritated and bummed to blue and frothing.  You will have a tremendous motivation to break out that next line at the first hint of a fading high. By the end of the night you're broke, uncomfortable, and jaded holding an empty bag and thinking about how you have to be at work in two hours.  For the next month, I had short (hour or so) periods of depression; especially in the morning. I had periods of rising anxiety and uncomfortableness, but not full blown panic.  I guess I must have temporarily damaged dopamine drug-receptor complexes resulting in the compulsion to eat. this would cause compensatory stimulation in the rewards center, which also helps curb the depression, but only nominally.
I never had any actual withdrawal other than the above symptoms which were just part of my medicine. They also serve as effective deterrents from ever repeating such a foolish, sleepless, long binge. I haven't desired coke since. I think the most effective tools for quitting for me, that still stands strong today, were the associations that I had purposefully built between the thought, the smell, and the word cocaine and the horrible comedown/crash feelings that live so vividly in my mind. It worked for me, but my best advice is DON’T EVEN GET STARTED WITH COCAINE.  I don't have too many regrets but this ones a sadistic bitch! She's got the upper third of the rim of her powdery pink nipple rising towards the sky from her tight leather corset but concealed just behind her back is a 36” hardwood baseball bat with a rusty nail carelessly speared through the shaft. She waits…THWAK!
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Funny, but i tried it anyway :)
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And have you noticed, that something was missing? :)
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Hm, now I see the big red "Banned" bar. It wasn't there when I created my comment. Guess he is really banned. One out of one million cheater probably. Lol
juress wrote:Brady_The wrote:Brady_The wrote:Oh someone used cheats, let's reset his stats, that will teach him.
Hm, now I see the big red "Banned" bar. It wasn't there when I created my comment. Guess he is really banned. One out of one million cheater probably. Lol
Well it was there, then his stats got reset and presentation hidden and now he's banned again.
Which is good, very very good.


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GRIFFIN seeks to advance our understanding of nuclear structure, nuclear astrophysics and more. Below is a list of publications capturing these insights as they emerge; watch this space for our latest work.


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I have been working since 1999 and I have actively involved software developing process’, as a software developer, software specialist and software architect.
I have successful results and rewards from many projects that I have achieved.
I share all the knowledge that I acquired during my business life with the participants.
I try to offer the latest software development tools to anyone with fond through the seminars-conferences that I organize at universities and international events.
Since 2011, I attend as an instructor to the Summer School and MSP KickOff activities which organized by Microsoft on a regular basis and I also take part in mentoring to the university students.
As a result of these activities, I've seen worthy of the titles; 'Most Valuable Professional (MVP)' and 'Regional Director (RD)' by Microsoft. In 2017 I awarded by two different areas as a Microsoft MVP (covering desktop, mobile, web and game development) this is very rare (about %2 of all MVP’s have double awards and much less has double MVP’s and a RD title)
Through my knowledge of the Oracle Java, I can look at broader perspectives than a developer who knows only .Net or C# and I can find different solutions to problems.
In 2003, as an "Early Achiever" by entering the exams, I added MCP, MCAD, MCSD and MCDBA certificates to my CV and constantly updating them.
Since 2014, I have Microsoft Certified Trainer certificate also which means Microsoft's consultant and instructor with certificate.
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In effect of my master's degree courses (Next 5 Year in IT, etc.) , I'm following closely the IT areas which became trend in recent years, and I do studies/shares.
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A well organised website to train your coding skills
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Compete against top tier coders to enhance your skills throughout problems
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Interests and Hobbies: Playing with code and learning new technologies
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A scope is an area/limit where your variables stay and can only be accessed by other parts of the code in the same area/limit
Vuex is an essential tool in the Vue.js ecosystem. But developers new to Vuex may be repelled by jargon terms like "state management pattern" and confused as to what they actually need it for.
The Baby Git Guidebook for Developers dives into the initial commit of Git's C code in detail to help developers learn what makes Git tick. If you're curious how Git works under the hood, you'll enjoy this.
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freeCodeCamp is a free online web development bootcamp. You can learn web development at you own pace and received a certificate after you have completed a web development path (currently, there are 10 paths).
You can learn vanilla JavaScript in 30 days by building 30 different JavaScript projects using only vanilla JavaScript without any framework (it's a free course).
The Odin Project is a free online web development bootcamp that is focusing on Ruby and Ruby on Rails.
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My interests and hobbies: I love travelling, binge watching shows and movies and listening to music
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A site for design and development inspiration. It includes a vast repository of resources spanning various categories and tech
Another great site for design inspiration. It includes resources made by various illustators.
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Interests and Hobbies: I like tech, programming, workout in the gym, spending my time beeing a firefighter
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Coding in Flow is a nice android coding channel. He does very detailed programming tutorials, with a relaxed and clear voice. His videos are for beginners and also advanced developers.
Also a nice android programming channel. Philipps has multiple series about the basics of android development, kotlin and firebase. He explain modern technics with great examples like a running tracker with google maps or developing a spotify app clone.
Last but not least Coding with Mitch. He has also many playlists about basic android development, firebase, dagger and other frameworks. On his channel you can also find tutorials on testing mobile applications, which is a important step in the development lifecycle.
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saguins
My interests and hobbies: gaming, listening to music, reading a book.
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One of my favorite music to listening while coding. This make me feel relaxing even though my project is on fire.
This website is full of design inspiration! I relly love to take a look at this website while design UX/UI. Must recommend.
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My interests and hobbies: I love play with my cat, travell, go to the concert and the theatre.
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A site for learn Python. You can learn with teory and practices.
A site for learn DJango. It is a complate resource.
You can choose who lenguage was learn. First is a explication then you can see the example and can modificate the code for practice.
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Your interests and hobbies: listening to music, playing games
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How the line height is applied by browser, we can use line-height most recommended way to handle it.
The way to use web fonts to faster nowadays.
This page provides an overview of minimal CSS boilerplate frameworks. To switch to a different stylesheet
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Strcut to store Snap metric objects and metric data to make it faster to send them to Snap. More...
#include <SnapStreamInterface.h>
Classes | |
| struct | TimedMetrics |
| Simple array of metrics with a timestamp. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| void | clear (size_t metricsCount) |
| Reinitializes the receiver and allocates space for metrics. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| std::vector< Plugin::Metric > | computedMetrics |
| Cache for Snap metrics. More... | |
| std::vector< Plugin::Metric * > | metricsToSend |
| Array of pointers to Snap metrics to be sent. More... | |
| std::unique_ptr< TimedMetrics > | currentMetrics |
| Earlier values that may be sent. More... | |
| std::unique_ptr< TimedMetrics > | nextMetrics |
| Latest values kept to be sent on the next iteration. More... | |
| std::vector< size_t > | metricsTimeout |
| Sub-sampling counters for constant metrics. More... | |
| std::vector< size_t * > | metricsTimeoutPointer |
| Array to match metrics to their sub-sampling counter (one is shared for all statistics) More... | |
| std::vector< bool > | secondaryMetrics |
| Array to mark the most important metric stat (average) More... | |
Strcut to store Snap metric objects and metric data to make it faster to send them to Snap.
Definition at line 49 of file SnapStreamInterface.h.
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Reinitializes the receiver and allocates space for metrics.
| metricsCount | The total number of metrics that can be sent |
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| std::vector<Plugin::Metric> SnapInterface::SnapStreamInterface::MetricsPackage::computedMetrics |
Cache for Snap metrics.
Definition at line 58 of file SnapStreamInterface.h.
| std::unique_ptr<TimedMetrics> SnapInterface::SnapStreamInterface::MetricsPackage::currentMetrics |
Earlier values that may be sent.
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| std::vector<size_t> SnapInterface::SnapStreamInterface::MetricsPackage::metricsTimeout |
Sub-sampling counters for constant metrics.
Definition at line 62 of file SnapStreamInterface.h.
| std::vector<size_t*> SnapInterface::SnapStreamInterface::MetricsPackage::metricsTimeoutPointer |
Array to match metrics to their sub-sampling counter (one is shared for all statistics)
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| std::vector<Plugin::Metric*> SnapInterface::SnapStreamInterface::MetricsPackage::metricsToSend |
Array of pointers to Snap metrics to be sent.
Definition at line 59 of file SnapStreamInterface.h.
| std::unique_ptr<TimedMetrics> SnapInterface::SnapStreamInterface::MetricsPackage::nextMetrics |
Latest values kept to be sent on the next iteration.
Definition at line 61 of file SnapStreamInterface.h.
| std::vector<bool> SnapInterface::SnapStreamInterface::MetricsPackage::secondaryMetrics |
Array to mark the most important metric stat (average)
Definition at line 64 of file SnapStreamInterface.h.


For Bootstrap I chose the template I used to create this website and look at the code itself. We will look at the layout and page elements that are accomplished from the HTML/CSS bootstrap classes. We will look at the graphics editing so we can input photos into the designated spots. I will also go over some programs that will do the functions: crop, resize, export. I also show the work I have done to create a favicon. Its mostly my opinion on my struggle of finding one and implementing it into my website but its still work I am proud of. I also included a cheatsheet of different bootstrap tools that are available to use on websites. The code for these cheatsheet tools is under my github. Github holds all of the code Ive used including the bootstrap template I have used to make this website. Here is all my work:


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- Cadenero::PublicAPIConsumer
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# File 'app/models/cadenero/public_api_consumer.rb', line 4 def self.locate(token_string) # Should return an access token matching the string provided. # Note that you MAY include expired access tokens in the result # of this method so long as you implement an instance #expired? # method. end |
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# File 'app/models/cadenero/public_api_consumer.rb', line 17 def scope?(scope) # True if the scope passed in (usually a symbol) has been authorized # for this access token. end |


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NBA urges security agencies to prevent threat to peace in Edo
by The Eagle OnlineThe Nigerian Bar Association in Edo has stressed the need for security agencies to provide adequate protection of lives and property of residents of the state.
Pius Oiwoh, Secretary of the state branch of the Association made the call on Friday in Benin in an interview with News Agency of Nigeria.
This was against the backdrop of the release of Justice Chioma Nwosu, the abducted judge of the Court of Appeal, Benin Division, who was abducted on Oct. 30 on the Benin/Agbor road.
Oiwoh said that this was because the constitution was clear on the issue of protection of lives and property which is vested in the security agencies.
He said that though the NBA was elated at the release of the judge, there was the urgent need for government and security agencies to step up their actions.
He stressed that was in view of the increase in the spate of abduction within the state in recent months.
He noted that in the recent months the Chief Medical Director of Irrua Specialist Hospital, as well as, a judge of the Federal High Court, Akure were abducted within Edo.
“We don’t want this to continue, so the security agencies should step up their actions in guaranteeing the protection of the people,” he said.
He explained that the NBA had, in solidarity with the judge, embarked on a three-day court boycott to condemn the abduction.
He said that the bar was on the verge of reviewing it to an indefinite boycott before the judge was released.
NAN reports that Justice Nwosu was released on Wednesday night.
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Kylin Overview
An open source distributed Analytical Engine from eBay to provide SQL interface and multi-dimensional analysis (OLAP) on Hadoop to support TB to PB size analysis.
Ecosystem
Kylin Core: fundamental framework of Kylin OLAP Engine, including metadata engine, query engine, job engine, storage engine to run the entire stack, also with REST Server to run as service to serve client requests.
Extension: plugin to add addtional functions or replace with specified feature to support different use cases.
Integration: interactive with other application, system to support end to end solution, like scheduling system, ETL, monitoring and alert.
Interface: User interface to enhance experience, bring more advanced features and plugin of other application.
Driver: ODBC and JDBC driver to support different clients espcially Business Intelligence tool, for example Tableau.
What Kylin can do and can't do
Kylin is design to resolve query latency on Hadoop and offer an ASNI-SQL Interface to enable BI tool to interactive with data on Hadoop. Kylin should be interactive from Business Intelligence Tool, for example: Tableau, MicroStrategy and Excel, even 3rd party web application.
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There are a number of bottlenecks preventing interesting applications from being ported (say, from server-heavy implementations) to client-side JavaScript. Some of these include browser compatibility, static typing, accessibility, and performance. Fortunately, the latter is quickly becoming a thing of the past as browser vendors rapidly improve the speed of their JavaScript engines.
One thing that's remained a hindrance for JavaScript is actually the language itself. JavaScript is a single-threaded environment, meaning multiple scripts cannot run at the same time. As an example, imagine a site that needs to handle UI events, query and process large amounts of API data, and manipulate the DOM. Pretty common, right? Unfortunately all of that can't be simultaneous due to limitations in browsers' JavaScript runtime. Script execution happens within a single thread.
Developers mimic 'concurrency' by using techniques like
setTimeout()
, setInterval()
, XMLHttpRequest
, and event handlers.
Yes, all of these features run asynchronously, but non-blocking doesn't necessarily mean concurrency.
Asynchronous events are processed after the current executing script has yielded. The good news is
that HTML5 gives us something better than these hacks!
The Web Workers specification defines an API for spawning background scripts in your web application. Web Workers allow you to do things like fire up long-running scripts to handle computationally intensive tasks, but without blocking the UI or other scripts to handle user interactions. They're going to help put and end to that nasty 'unresponsive script' dialog that we've all come to love:
Workers utilize thread-like message passing to achieve parallelism. They're perfect for keeping your UI refresh, performant, and responsive for users.
It's worth noting that the specification discusses two kinds of Web Workers, Dedicated Workers and Shared Workers. This article will only cover dedicated workers and I'll refer to them as 'web workers' or 'workers' throughout.
Web Workers run in an isolated thread. As a result, the code that they execute needs to be contained in a separate file.
But before we do that, the first thing to do is create a new Worker
object in your main page. The
constructor takes the name of the worker script:
var worker = new Worker('task.js');
If the specified file exists, the browser will spawn a new worker thread, which is downloaded asynchronously. The worker will not begin until the file has completely downloaded and executed. If the path to your worker returns an 404, the worker will fail silently.
After creating the worker, start it by calling the postMessage()
method:
worker.postMessage(); // Start the worker.
Communication between a work and its parent page is done using an event model and the postMessage()
method. Depending on your browser/version, postMessage()
can accept either a string or JSON object as its single argument.
The latest versions of the modern browsers support passing a JSON object.
Below is a example of using a string to pass 'Hello World' to a worker in doWork.js. The worker simply returns the message that is passed to it.
Main script:
var worker = new Worker('doWork.js'); worker.addEventListener('message', function(e) { console.log('Worker said: ', e.data); }, false); worker.postMessage('Hello World'); // Send data to our worker.
doWork.js (the worker):
self.addEventListener('message', function(e) { self.postMessage(e.data); }, false);
When postMessage()
is called from the main page, our worker handles that message by
defining an onmessage
handler for the message
event. The message payload (in this case 'Hello World')
is accessible in Event.data
. Although this particular example isn't very exciting, it demonstrates
that postMessage()
is also your means for passing data back to the main thread. Convenient!
Messages passed between the main page and workers are copied, not shared. For example, in the next example the 'msg' property of the JSON message is accessible in both locations. It appears that the object is being passed directly to the worker even though it's running in a separate, dedicated space. In actuality, what is happening is that the object is being serialized as it's handed to the worker, and subsequently, de-serialized on the other end. The page and worker do not share the same instance, so the end result is that a duplicate is created on each pass. Most browsers implement this feature by automatically JSON encoding/decoding the value on either end.
The following is a more complex example that passes messages using JSON objects.
Main script:
<button onclick="sayHI()">Say HI</button> <button onclick="unknownCmd()">Send unknown command</button> <button onclick="stop()">Stop worker</button> <output id="result"></output>
doWork2.js:
self.addEventListener('message', function(e) { var data = e.data; switch (data.cmd) { case 'start': self.postMessage('WORKER STARTED: ' + data.msg); break; case 'stop': self.postMessage('WORKER STOPPED: ' + data.msg + '. (buttons will no longer work)'); self.close(); // Terminates the worker. break; default: self.postMessage('Unknown command: ' + data.msg); }; }, false);
Note: There are two ways to stop a worker: by calling worker.terminate()
from the main page
or by calling self.close()
inside of the worker itself.
Example: Run this worker!
Most browsers implement the structured cloning algorithm, which allows you to pass more complex types in/out of Workers such as File
, Blob
, ArrayBuffer
, and JSON objects. However, when passing these types of data using
postMessage()
, a copy is still made. Therefore, if you're passing
a large 50MB file (for example), there's a noticeable overhead in getting
that file between the worker and the main thread.
Structured cloning is great, but a copy can take hundreds of milliseconds. To combat the perf hit, you can use Transferable Objects.
With Transferable Objects, data is transferred from one context to another. It is zero-copy, which vastly improves the performance of sending data to a Worker. Think of it as pass-by-reference if you're from the C/C++ world. However, unlike pass-by-reference, the 'version' from the calling context is no longer available once transferred to the new context. For example, when transferring an ArrayBuffer from your main app to Worker, the original ArrayBuffer
is cleared and no longer usable. Its contents are (quiet literally) transferred to the Worker context.
To use transferrable objects, use a slightly different signature of postMessage()
:
worker.postMessage(arrayBuffer, [arrayBuffer]); window.postMessage(arrayBuffer, targetOrigin, [arrayBuffer]);
The worker case, the first argument is the data and the second is the
list of items that should be transferred. The first argument doesn't have
to be an ArrayBuffer
by the way. For example, it can be a JSON
object:
worker.postMessage({data: int8View, moreData: anotherBuffer}, [int8View.buffer, anotherBuffer]);
The important point being: the second argument must be an array of ArrayBuffer
s.
This is your list of transferrable items.
To see the speed improvement of transferrables, check out this DEMO. For more information on transferrables, see our HTML5Rock post.
In the context of a worker, both self
and this
reference the global scope
for the worker. Thus, the previous example could also be written as:
addEventListener('message', function(e) { var data = e.data; switch (data.cmd) { case 'start': postMessage('WORKER STARTED: ' + data.msg); break; case 'stop': ... }, false);
Alternatively, you could set the onmessage
event handler directly
(though addEventListener
is always encouraged by JavaScript ninjas).
onmessage = function(e) { var data = e.data; ... };
Due to their multi-threaded behavior, web workers only has access to a subset of JavaScript's features:
navigator
objectlocation
object (read-only)XMLHttpRequest
setTimeout()/clearTimeout()
and setInterval()/clearInterval()
importScripts()
methodWorkers do NOT have access to:
window
objectdocument
objectparent
objectYou can load external script files or libraries into a worker with the importScripts()
function. The method
takes zero or more strings representing the filenames for the resources to import.
This example loads script1.js
and script2.js
into the worker:
worker.js:
importScripts('script1.js'); importScripts('script2.js');
Which can also be written as a single import statement:
importScripts('script1.js', 'script2.js');
Workers have the ability to spawn child workers. This is great for further breaking up large tasks at runtime. However, subworkers come with a few caveats:
Keep in mind most browsers spawn separate processes for each worker.  One reason for this is that messages passed between main pages and workers are copied, not shared. See Communicating with a Worker via Message Passing.
For an sample of how to spawn a subworker, see the example in the specification.
What if you want to create your worker script on the fly, or create a self-contained
page without having to create separate worker files? With Blob()
,
you can "inline" your worker in the same HTML file as your main logic by creating
a URL handle to the worker code as a string:
var blob = new Blob([ "onmessage = function(e) { postMessage('msg from worker'); }"]); // Obtain a blob URL reference to our worker 'file'. var blobURL = window.URL.createObjectURL(blob); var worker = new Worker(blobURL); worker.onmessage = function(e) { // e.data == 'msg from worker' }; worker.postMessage(); // Start the worker.
The magic comes with the call to window.URL.createObjectURL()
.
This method creates a simple URL string which can be used to reference data stored in a
DOM File
or Blob
object. For example:
blob:http://localhost/c745ef73-ece9-46da-8f66-ebes574789b1
Blob URLs are unique and last for the lifetime of your application (e.g. until the document
is unloaded). If you're creating many Blob URLs, it's a good idea to release references that are
no longer needed. You can explicitly release a Blob URLs by passing it to window.URL.revokeObjectURL()
:
window.URL.revokeObjectURL(blobURL);
In Chrome, there's a nice page to view all of the created blob URLs: chrome://blob-internals/
.
Taking this one step further, we can get clever with how the worker's JS
code is inlined in our page. This technique uses a
In my opinion, this new approach is a bit cleaner and more legible.
It defines a script tag with id="worker1" and
type='javascript/worker' (so the browser doesn't parse the JS). That code is extracted as a
string using document.querySelector('#worker1').textContent
and passed to
Blob()
to create the file.
When using these techniques to inline your worker code,
importScripts()
will only work if you supply an absolute URI. If
you attempt to pass a relative URI, the browser will complain with a security
error. The reason being: the worker (now created from a blob URL) will be resolved with a
blob:
prefix, while your app will be running from a different (presumably http://
)
scheme. Hence, the failure will be due to cross origin restrictions.
One way to utilize importScripts()
in an inline worker is to
"inject" the current url of your main script is running from by passing it
to the inline worker and constructing the absolute URL manually. This
will insure the external script is imported from the same origin. Assuming your
main app is running from http://example.com/index.html:
...
As with any JavaScript logic, you'll want to handle any errors that are thrown in your web workers.
If an error occurs while a worker is executing, the an ErrorEvent
is fired. The interface contains three useful properties for figuring out what went wrong: filename
- the name of the worker script
that caused the error, lineno
- the line number where the error occurred, and message
- a meaningful
description of the error. Here is an example of setting up an onerror
event handler to print the properties of the error:
<output id="error" style="color: red;"></output> <output id="result"></output>
Example: workerWithError.js tries to perform 1/x, where x is undefined.
workerWithError.js:
self.addEventListener('message', function(e) { postMessage(1/x); // Intentional error. };
Due to Google Chrome's security restrictions, workers will not run locally (e.g. from file://
) in the latest
versions of the browser. Instead, they fail silently! To run your app from the file://
scheme, run Chrome with the
--allow-file-access-from-files
flag set.
NOTE: It is not recommended to run your primary browser with this flag set. It should only be used for testing purposes
and not regular browsing.
Other browsers do not impose the same restriction.
Worker scripts must be external files with the same scheme as their calling page. Thus,
you cannot load a script from a data:
URL or javascript:
URL, and an https:
page cannot start worker scripts that begin with http:
URLs.
So what kind app would utilize web workers? Unfortunately, web workers are still relatively new and the majority of samples/tutorials out there involve computing prime numbers. Although that isn't very interesting, it's useful for understanding the concepts of web workers.


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module Locuser::StreetAddress
Class to handle street addresses - this is not necessarily stored as a part of a Mongoid document, but rather handles all of the ins/outs of managing an address and validates it against a directory service, if desired. Code for actually handling the street address manipulation, etc. is separate, therefore, from the localized (geolocated) address and taxonomic representation.
Public Instance Methods
get a particular address component. Generally :street1, :street2, :city, :state, :zip, :country are supported. @param [Hash] h the component to find @return [String] address component, or nil if not present
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 27 def address(h1=nil) if h1 == nil self.full_address else self.address_hash[h1] end end
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 51 def city(); self.address_hash[:city]; end
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 63 def city=(val); self.address_hash[:city] = val; end
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 55 def country(); self.address_hash[:country]; end
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 67 def country=(val); self.address_hash[:country] = val; end
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 54 def county(); self.address_hash[:county]; end
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 66 def county=(val); self.address_hash[:county] = val; end
get the formatted street address. @return [String] address as one line
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 18 def full_address() Locuser::Configuration.config.address_formatter.format(self.address_hash) end
set a particular address component. Generally :street1, :street2, :city, :state, :zip, :country are supported. @param [Hash] h the component to set @param [String] val the value to set to @return [String] address component, or nil if not present
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 41 def set_address(h, val) self.address_hash[h] = val end
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 52 def state(); self.address_hash[:state]; end
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 64 def state=(val); self.address_hash[:state] = val; end
accessors for address components @return [String] component from address, or nil if not present
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 49 def street1(); self.address_hash[:street1]; end
setters for address components (hides the hash interface) @return [String] returns the hash that was setters
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 61 def street1=(val); self.address_hash[:street1] = val; end
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 50 def street2(); self.address_hash[:street2]; end
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 62 def street2=(val); self.address_hash[:street2] = val; end
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 53 def zip(); self.address_hash[:zip]; end
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 65 def zip=(val); self.address_hash[:zip] = val; end
Protected Instance Methods
perform any initialization needed.
# File lib/locuser/streetaddress.rb, line 78 def do_initialize # deprecated for now does nothing #self.name = (self.owner != nil) && (self.owner.respond_to?('name')) ? self.owner.name : "User: #{self.id}" end