Slaying in black: Bhumi Pednekar is the new fashionista in town and these pictures are proof of it
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMWith the release date of 'Pati Patni Aur Woh' coming closer, leading actors Bhumi Pednekar, Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Panday are leaving no stone unturned while promoting their film. The trio has been having a gala time promoting the film but what grabbed our attention was Bhumi's promotional outfit.
The 30-year-old actress turned up in a sizzling back outfit and posed for the shutterbugs with the right attitude of a diva. Her transformation has been noteworthy and many critics have hailed her on-screen persona as well.
With a bow at the front and a fluffy sleeved knee-length black dress, Bhumi has been making heads turn as she completed her look by opting for her tresses to be tied behind in a bun and sported a cat-eye sunnies as well.
Meanwhile, on the other hand, Kartik and Ananya donned spunky casual as the trio stepped out to promote their film 'Pati Patni Aur Woh'. The film is slated to release on 6th December and will clash with Arjun Kapoor and Kriti Sanon starrer period drama 'Panipat'.


FluentLenium can be configured in many ways through configuration properties.
Table of Contents
- Configuration properties
- Configuration Ways
- Configuration Examples
- Accessing Webdriver and Capabilities in tests
Configuration properties
-
webDriver
Sets the WebDriver type to use.
Default value:
null
.Possible values are
remote
,firefox
,chrome
,ie
,safari
,phantomjs
,htmlunit
, any class name implementingWebDriver
, or any name that is defined in the@FactoryName
annotation of aWebDriverFactory
implementation.If not defined, FluentLenium will use the first value for which WebDriver is available in classpath.
-
browserTimeout
Sets the timeout for webdriver when it should be responsive if not interrupts the obtain driver thread and tries maximum amount of times specified by browserTimeoutRetries value.
Default value:
60000
-
browserTimeoutRetries
Maximum number of retries to wait for WebDriver to be responsive.
Default value:
2
-
remoteUrl
Sets the remote URL for
remote
webDriver. This should be the URL to access Selenium-Grid server. It can also be used to point to cloud based testing endpoints like SauceLabs and BrowserStack, with custom webDriverFactory implementations. -
capabilities
Sets the Capabilities to use with the WebDriver.
Can be:
- a
Capabilities
JSON Object string. - an URL pointing to a
Capabilities
JSON Object string. - a static method available in Selenium
DesiredCapabilities
class, likefirefox
orchrome
. - a class name implementing
Capabilities
. - a reference to a
CapabilitiesFactory
.
Default value:
null
. - a
-
driverLifecycle
Sets the lifecycle of the WebDriver. WebDriver is fully managed by FluentLenium, so you should never create or quit a WebDriver by yourself.
Possible values are:
JVM
: WebDriver is created once, and same instance is used for each test class and method.CLASS
: WebDriver is created for each test class, and same instance is used for each test method in the class.METHOD
: WebDriver is created for each test method, and this instance is used only for one test method.THREAD
: WebDriver is created for each test thread. The instance is used only for one thread of test method. It was introduced to support annotation driven concurrent test execution mode (you can skip it if you are using surefire from maven), please take a look on example below:
@FluentConfiguration(driverLifecycle = ConfigurationProperties.DriverLifecycle.THREAD) public class DriverPerThreadTest extends FluentTestNg { private List<String> cookiesList = new ArrayList<>(); @Override public WebDriver newWebDriver() { DesiredCapabilities caps = new DesiredCapabilities(); WebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver(caps); return driver; } @Test(invocationCount = 2, threadPoolSize = 2) public void firstMethod() { goTo("http://google.com"); await().until($(".gsfi")).present(); cookiesList.add(getDriver().manage().getCookies().toString()); } @AfterClass() public void checkCookies() { assertThat(cookiesList.stream().distinct().count()).isEqualTo(2); } }
Please keep in mind that this configures when drivers are created and exited at runtime, but it does not deal with concurrency of your tests.
Default value:
METHOD
-
deleteCookies
When using CLASS or JVM driverLifecycle configuration property, allow to delete cookies between each test.
Default value:
false
. -
baseUrl
Sets the base URL used to build absolute URL when relative URL is given to
FluentAdapter#goTo(String)
.Default value:
null
. -
pageLoadTimeout
Sets the amount of time in millisecond to wait for a page load to complete before throwing an error. If the timeout is negative, page loads can be indefinite.
Default value:
null
. -
implicitlyWait
Specifies the amount of time in millisecond the driver should wait when searching for an element if it is not immediately present.
Default value:
null
. -
scriptTimeout
Sets the amount of time in millisecond to wait for an asynchronous script to finish execution before throwing an error. If the timeout is negative, then the script will be allowed to run indefinitely.
Default value:
null
. -
eventsEnabled
Enables
events()
by wrapping theWebDriver
inEventFiringWebDriver
.Default value:
true
. -
screenshotPath
Sets the filesystem path where screenshot will be saved.
Default value:
null
. -
screenshotMode
Sets the trigger mode of screenshots. Can be
AUTOMATIC_ON_FAIL
to take screenshot when the test fail orMANUAL
.Default value:
null
. -
htmlDumpPath
Sets the filesystem path where screenshot will be saved.
Default value:
null
. -
htmlDumpMode
Sets the trigger mode of html dump. Can be
ON_AUTOMATIC_ON_FAIL
to take html dump when the test fail orMANUAL
.Default value:
null
. -
configurationDefaults
Set this to a class implementing
ConfigurationProperties
to provide the default values of the configuration properties.Default value:
ConfigurationDefaults
. -
configurationFactory
Set this to a class implementing
ConfigurationFactory
to customize the ways properties are read. This allow to configure properties from sources that are not supported by default FluentLenium.Default value:
DefaultConfigurationFactory
.
Keep in mind that when those properties are defined through System Properties or Environment Variables,
they need to
be prefixed with fluentlenium.
(ie. fluentlenium.webDriver=chrome
).
Configuration Ways
It’s possible to define those properties using:
-
Overrides of JavaBean property getters of the test class.
public class SomeFluentTest extends FluentTest { @Override public String getWebDriver() { return "chrome"; } }
-
Calls of JavaBean property setters of the test class.
public class SomeFluentTest extends FluentTest { public SomeFluentTest() { setWebDriver("chrome"); } }
-
System properties of the Java Environment, passed using
-D
on the command line. Property names must be prefixed with fluentlenium..mvn clean test -Dfluentlenium.webDriver=chrome
-
Environment Variable of the Operating System. Property names must be prefixed with fluentlenium..
$ EXPORT fluentlenium.webDriver=chrome; mvn clean test;
-
@FluentConfiguration Annotation on test class to configure.
@FluentConfiguration(webDriver="chrome") public class SomeFluentTest extends FluentTest { .... }
-
Java Properties file located at
/fluentlenium.properties
in the classpath.$ cat fluentlenium.properties webDriver=chrome ...
-
ConfigurationProperties custom implementation specified by
configurationDefaults
property.public class CustomConfigurationDefaults extends ConfigurationDefaults { @Override public String getWebDriver() { return "chrome"; } } $ cat fluentlenium.properties configurationDefaults=org.your.package.CustomConfigurationDefaults
This list of way to configure fluentlenium is ordered by priority. If a value is defined for a property in an element, lower ways will just be ignored.
You may implement additional ways to read configuration property by implementing another
ConfigurationFactory
and set the new
configuration factory class name in the configurationFactory
property.
Configuration examples
Headless Chrome
You can run your tests using Chrome headless feature. Just
simply add {chromeOptions: {args:[headless,
disable-gpu]}}
to capabilities.
To run Chrome in the headless mode you can use following FluentLenium configuration ways:
- Override JavaBean property getters of the test class:
public class SomeFluentTest extends FluentTest { @Override public String getWebDriver(){ return "chrome"; } @Override public Capabilities getCapabilities(){ ChromeOptions options = new ChromeOptions(); options.addArguments("--headless"); options.addArguments("--disable-gpu"); DesiredCapabilities capabilities = new DesiredCapabilities(); capabilities.setCapability("chromeOptions", options); return capabilities; } }
- Call JavaBean property setters of the test class:
public class SomeFluentTest extends FluentTest { public SomeFluentTest() { ChromeOptions options = new ChromeOptions(); options.addArguments("--headless"); options.addArguments("--disable-gpu"); DesiredCapabilities capabilities = new DesiredCapabilities(); capabilities.setCapability("chromeOptions", options); setCapabilities(capabilities); setWebDriver("chrome"); } }
- Pass system properties using
-D
on the command line:mvn clean test -Dfluentlenium.webDriver=chrome -Dfluentlenium.capabilities= "{chromeOptions: {args: [headless,disable-gpu]}}"
- Annotate the test class with @FluentConfiguration:
@FluentConfiguration(webDriver="chrome", capabilities = "{\"chromeOptions\": {\"args\": [\"headless\",\"disable-gpu\"]}}") public class SomeFluentTest extends FluentTest { ... }
- Create Java Properties file
fluentlenium.properties
in the project classpath.$ cat fluentlenium.properties webDriver=chrome capabilities = {\"chromeOptions\": {\"args\": [\"headless\",\"disable-gpu\"]}}
- Implement custom configuration properties by extending ConfigurationDefaults
public class CustomConfigurationDefaults extends ConfigurationDefaults { @Override public String getWebDriver() { return "chrome"; } @Override public Capabilities getCapabilities(){ ChromeOptions options = new ChromeOptions(); options.addArguments("--headless"); options.addArguments("--disable-gpu"); DesiredCapabilities capabilities = new DesiredCapabilities(); capabilities.setCapability("chromeOptions", options); return capabilities; } } $ cat fluentlenium.properties configurationDefaults=org.your.package.CustomConfigurationDefaults
Custom Capabilities (BrowserStack example)
You can register custom Capabilities by providing your own implementation of CapabilitiesFactory
.
A CapabilitiesFactory
is responsible for
creating new instances of Capabilities
that
will be
available through capabilities
configuration
property
This implementation will be discovered with classindex, a compile-time alternative to run-time classpath scanning. It requires your IDE to have Annotation Processing enabled in the Java Compiler configuration.
For instance, to run your tests on BrowserStack Automate, your first need to create a Capabilities factory.
@FactoryName("browserstack-os-x") // Name to use in capabilities configuration property
public class BrowserStackOsXCapabilitiesFactory implements CapabilitiesFactory {
@Override
public Capabilities newCapabilities(ConfigurationProperties configuration) {
DesiredCapabilities caps = new DesiredCapabilities();
caps.setCapability("os", "OS X");
caps.setCapability("os_version", "El Capitan");
caps.setCapability("browser", "firefox");
caps.setCapability("browser_version", "44");
caps.setCapability("build", "Sample FluentLenium Tests");
caps.setCapability("browserstack.debug", "true");
return caps;
}
}
And then, configure the following properties:
webDriver=remote
capabilities=browserstack-os-x
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or use them in the @FluentConfiguration
annotation of your test:
@FluentConfiguration(webDriver = "remote", capabilities = "browserstack-os-x", remoteUrl =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>public class BrowserStackTest extends FluentTest {
...
}
but this latter one may not be a good practice in case of cloud based solutions, considering that your version control system would store the username and key/id of your account.
Custom WebDriver
You can register custom WebDriver by providing your own implementation of WebDriverFactory
.
A WebDriverFactory
is responsible for creating
new instances of WebDriver
that will be
available
through webDriver
configuration property
This implementation will be discovered with classindex, a compile-time alternative to run-time classpath scanning. It requires your IDE to have Annotation Processing enabled in the Java Compiler configuration.
@FactoryName("custom") // Name to use in webDriver configuration property
public class CustomWebDriverFactory implements WebDriverFactory {
@Override
public WebDriver newWebDriver(Capabilities desiredCapabilities, ConfigurationProperties configuration) {
return new CustomWebDriver(desiredCapabilities);
}
}
Instead of implementing a new WebDriverFactory
class, you may also override newWebDriver()
in
the Test
class, but doing so will ignore any value defined in webDriver
configuration property.
Accessing Webdriver and Capabilities in tests
It’s possible to retrieve the underlying WebDriver with getDriver()
method. Effective Capabilities can
be retrieved
with capabilities()
method.


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Class BIT.highBIT.InstructionArray
java.lang.Object
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+----BIT.highBIT.InstructionArray
- public class InstructionArray
- extends Object
Represents an array to hold instructions.
The reason for creating this class to represent instructions array
is that we want to hide as much as we can about the implementation
to the user. Also, walking through an array should be faster than
walking through a Vector.
- See Also:
- Instruction
-
InstructionArray(int, Instruction[])
- Create a new array given a Java array of instructions.
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elementAt(int)
- Returns the instruction at ith index.
-
elements()
-
Returns an enumerator for the elements in this array class.
-
firstElement()
- return the first instruction.
-
getInstructions()
- returns the actual array of instructions if user needs it.
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size()
- returns the size of this array.
-
updateModifiedIndex(int, int)
- Modifies the index of instructions in this array to reflect the
changes that resulted from adding instructions to another array.
InstructionArray
public InstructionArray(int size_,
Instruction instructions_[])
- Create a new array given a Java array of instructions.
- Parameters:
- array - size
- array - of instructions
elements
public final synchronized Enumeration elements()
- Returns an enumerator for the elements in this array class.
- Returns:
- new enumeration for the elements in this array
- See Also:
- Enumeration
elementAt
public Instruction elementAt(int i)
- Returns the instruction at ith index.
- Parameters:
- index - of the wanted instruction
- Returns:
- the instruction at that index
- See Also:
- Instruction
getInstructions
public Instruction[] getInstructions()
- returns the actual array of instructions if user needs it.
- Returns:
- array of instructions
- See Also:
- Instruction
size
public int size()
- returns the size of this array.
- Returns:
- an integer representing the size of this array.
firstElement
public Instruction firstElement()
- return the first instruction.
- Returns:
- the first element in the instructions array
- See Also:
- Instruction
updateModifiedIndex
public void updateModifiedIndex(int start_instr,
int increment)
- Modifies the index of instructions in this array to reflect the
changes that resulted from adding instructions to another array.
For use by BIT internally.
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Design, develop and deploy an ERP (enterprise resource planning) application to manage the production and distribution of wideformat printed branding solutions.
- Spend time with managers and staff onsite to understand current production and distribution processes.
- Design requirements specifications describing the planned solution for customer to sign off before starting development.
- Develop a solution to manage and track Jobs which pass through approval stages, multiple production lines each with its own set of stages, outsourced production management, then to assembly and distribution, and finally to finance and reports.
- Implement an advanced audit mechanism to track every change to every field in the database, and relating it to a visit to the site. This allowed a comprehensive reporting engine that could tell us the who/what/why/where of any change to the entire database.
- Allow managers and staff complete control by providing detailed views including a master overview, calendar views, job and item views, production overviews, and reporting.
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Due to a new job and a move out West, time was running out for me and East coast four wheeling. I decided to go out with a bang and wheel with Rick Boiros and Old Colony Four Wheel Drive Club a few weeks before my move. Wheeling with Old Colony is always a challenge because the standard with them is 35s locked front and rear and my CJ has 32s and open front and rear. They also like to find the toughest wheeling in New England.
I got up to the camp site late Wednesday night and it was pouring rain.  I woke up the next morning feeling surprisingly rested and met up with the Old Colony folks to hit the trails. It was still raining out, and it kept up all day, which made things just a bit more interesting.
Around 10 in the morning we hit the trail and progress was slowed by the need to cut dead fall out of the way with a chain saw. This was a blessing for me since it gave me time to run out my winch cable in tricky spots and not slow the clubs progress that much. The guy in front of me quickly became tired of running my winch cable for me, so it was a good workout.
On one hill climb, I blew my right front tire off the bead, but fortunately, Eric who was tail gunning and right behind me had on board air. Oh, did I mention I was second to last? Yeah, the trail was pretty chewed up by the time I hit it. Anyway, Eric cranked up his York compressor and I pulled out the Hi-Lift and got the weight of the wheel. He started airing and when the tire finally popped back on the bead, he was rewarded with a face full of mud. It was amazing how fast the York compressor aired that tire up, I still have to plumb mine some day.
That was about the only mishap for the day that slowed us down. I also discovered that night that I broke off a shock and suffered a few minor dents and scratches. The day was over and I realized I hadn't taken a single picture because I was too busy winching. So it goes.
Rain continued through the night, so I slept in the front of my Jeep again. The next day I was feeling a bit lazy, so I opted to ride shotgun with Eric. Eric's CJ-7 is built with 360, T-18, D300, Detroits f&r, 35s, basically the desired future state for my Jeep. The clouds broke and the sun came out which made I nice change from the constant rain.
Life got interesting quick when we hit the Moss Bog. It's a very rare thing when someone gets through the Moss Bog without winching. It has also been known to take engines from those who try to hard. No one blew an engine, but no one made it through without throwing a cable. It's the first time I've ever seen Rick have to use his winch.
We finished up the trails a bit early, so on the way home it was decided to run Old Florida Road. Rather than save the bottomless pit for last, we came in from the back side and hit it first. The Jeep Jamboree paved road on the right is the preferred route for anyone with any common sense and without 40+" tires, but what fun is common sense. With some goading, I convinced Eric to give the pit a try. The picture shows about as far as he got into it. He managed to go back and forth in the pit a few times before stalling out and not being able to restart. We winched him out and Eric had the pleasure of crawling under his dripping wet muddy Jeep to change out to a spare starter. I volunteered to do it, but he was too kind and I just had to hand him wrenches.
The rest of the trail we finished up without problems. It turned out to be a lot more fun than I expected to ride. All the fun and no worries!


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Three To Tango (1999) by John Sylva Rating: B
http://twowebmasters.cjb.net (OPENING NOVEMBER 16th, 1999!)
Assume nothing. The phrase is perhaps one of the most used of the 1990's, as first impressions and rumors are hardly ever what they seem to be. The phrase especially goes for Oscar Novak, an architect who is the main focus of Three To Tango, a delightful, funny romantic comedy about assumptions and being yourself. Novak (Matthew Perry), a shy, clumsy, Chicago based architect, along with openly gay partner, Peter Steinberg (Oliver Platt), fights for projects day in and day out. One of these is the job of restoring a popular building for Charles Newman (Dylan McDermott), a rich, well-known businessman. Charles immediately takes a liking to Oscar, as he enjoys his personality and sense of humor. Seeing Oscar as someone he could trust, Charles asks him to watch his girlfriend, an unpredictable, adventurous girl named Amy Post (Neve Campbell), who makes a living by blowing glass. Charles wants to know who she talks to, what she does, and where she goes. The point? To make sure she's not seeing someone else, of course. Oscar gladly takes the job, and meets Amy at an art show of hers, and sparks fly between the two from the get go. Oscar feels he has found the one meant for him, and he is content with the idea of being with Amy. Well, another popular phrase of the 90's is "All good things must come to an end," and this stays true for Oscar as well.
Charles walks in on Amy and Oscar having a drink one night, as Oscar and Amy have become great friends, but he doesn't seem to mind. Why is this?  He's not afraid to share this with him either.  The word spreads instantly through town. Will Oscar "come out" of his supposed gayness, or will he tell everyone that he isn't? One would immediately think he would deny the fact, but numerous occurrences come to Oscar, which result in the fact that if he denies the fact, he could lose his job with Charles.
Matthew Perry doesn't escape his character as Chandler on the already classic T.V. comedy "Friends," as both Oscar Novak and Chandler are clueless, shy, and sensitive. Nonetheless, Perry is hilarious here, and shows that he can handle drama, as obviously, his character suffers quite a bit here.
It's wonderful to see Neve Campbell outside of a horror movie, (She was the star of Scream 1 and 2, and the upcoming Scream 3) as she handles comedy superbly here. Her voice, smile, and personality are more than perfect for romantic comedies- Stay with this genre, Neve. Neve is delightful as her conflicted character, who feels love for Oscar, but knows, based on rumors, that he is gay. As usual, Campbell is likable as her likable character.
Unlike the other two leads here, Dylan McDermott is flat in his dialogue, and is never convincing. When his character his present, McDermott sets a dull tone to the scene with his horrible acting. Stick to the T.V. Drama, The Practice, Dylan.
The major weak spot in Three To Tango is the direction of Damon Santostefano. No originality or technique is used whatsoever. Three To Tango is lucky that the script is so edgy and that Perry and Campbell are wonderful in comedy, or else the film would have been a disaster, as it is just plain boring to look at.
Three To Tango is a film done many times before, as the plot is suspiciously close to 1998's The Object of My Affection, but the plot has never been completed so well.  Unlike last summer's South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut and 1997's In & Out, Three To Tango is a comedy in which the gay element is not crude or vulgar. The script is wise to take this route, as gays can't (I don't think so, anyway) be offended by this light, playful comedy. (To prove this, a gay couple was in the audience who were laughing constantly.) Three To Tango's climax is a hilarious, clever scene that is pure irony based on the outcome of most romantic-mistaken identity comedies. Three To Tango is a gem.
The Bottom Line: Three To Tango is a light, sharp, snappy romantic comedy with a superb ending, and great stars. One of the better romantic comedies of 1999.
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| com/github/davidmoten/bigsorter/Util.java | big-sorter | 111 |
public static <T> void findDifferent(Reader<? extends T> readerA, Reader<? extends T> readerB, Comparator<? super T> comparator, Writer<T> writer) throws IOException { // returns those elements in (A union B) \ (A intersection B) T x = readerA.read(); T y = readerB.read(); while (x != null && y != null) { int compare = comparator.compare(x, y); if (compare == 0) { x = readerA.read(); y = readerB.read(); } else if (compare < 0) { writer.write(x); x = readerA.read(); } else { |


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Power Word
问题描述 :
Recently, loneknight is interesting in investigating the power of word. After several weeks of research, He recognize that there are some magic words in the world, if a word contains a magic word as its substring, it will have magic power. For example, if the word ‘magic’ is magic word, then the word ‘magic’, ‘amagic’, ‘xxmagic’, ‘magiczz’ are all power words.
In addition to this finding, he also find that the index of a powerword has a important impact on the power of word. The index of a power word define as follow: given the set of magic words, if we list all the powerword contain one or more magic word as substring in a list lexicographically from short length to long, the curring position of a word in the list is its index. So, if the magic words are ‘magic’ and ‘hello’, then word have index 1 is ‘hello’, the word have index 2 is ‘magic’, the word have index 3 is ‘ahello’ … (only consider the lowercase words) .
Now, loneknight have find a way to calculate the the indices of the most powerful words, he want to find what the actually word is. Can you help him?
输入:
The input consists of several test cases. Each case contain exactly two line, first line contains the magic words, words are seperated by spaces, the length of each word is at least 1 and at most 5, and the word contain only lowercase characters, the second line contains the indices, indices are seperated by spaces each index in the range [1, 232-1]. (Each line contains at most 10 words or numbers) Your job is to find the powerful word according the indices. The input end with a ling contain "-1".
输出:
For each case, please print the powerful words in a single line seperated by one space without trailing space, according to the order in the input.
样例输入:
hello magic 1 2 3 hello magic<PHONE_NUMBER> hello magic 67 141 -1
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hello magic ahello yskwojhello magico ahellou
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我也是以为坟了那么多次了这次换成了吉他。。后来一看还是吉地
有点意思
第63行是不是漏了 return 1 + dis_right; ?
总数为2n，遍历到第n个，就是中间的位置
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This is really nice to know. I hope it will be successful in the future. Good job on this and keep up the good work.
嗯 分析得很到位，确实用模板编程能让面试官对你的印象更好。在设置辅助栈的时候可以这样：push时，比较要push的elem和辅助栈的栈顶，elem<=min.top()，则min.push(elem).否则只要push（elem）就好。在pop的时候，比较stack.top()与min.top(),if(stack.top()<=min.top()),则{stack.pop();min.pop();}，否则{stack.pop();}.
为什么暴力求解方法循环到sqrt(n) 就可以了呢
很好的题，还是能做出几道的，嘿嘿
aha, welcome!
程序员会算法，等于一个古惑仔带了zhi抢啊
真心不错，力顶作者
第23行：
hash = -1是否应该改成hash[s ] = -1
因为是要把从字符串s的start位到当前位在hash中重置
修改提交后能accept，但是不修改居然也能accept
mark, 备用
多谢提醒。代码又编辑了一下


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| Num | diffDays (DateTime $x=null) |
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| Num | diffHours (DateTime $x=null) |
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| Num | diffMinutes (DateTime $x=null) |
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This simple dialog is the first thing you see when you launch Enviro. There are a few things you can do:
- Choose which image to use to texture-map the earth in Earth View.
- Choose which terrain to view in Terrain View.
- Edit the terrain properties of the selected terrain.
- Open the Terrain Manager dialog (below).
- Open the Global Options dialog (below).
- Check your OpenGL Info
- This is a good thing to check the first time you run Enviro on a new machine, to troubleshoot issues with your 3D card and driver, and to learn the largest texture your system can handle.
From this dialog, you can:
- Add and remove paths from your Data Path
- Create and delete terrains.
Another easy way to create a new terrain is to copy an existing one. You can then Edit Parameters of the new terrain, including giving it a new name.
These options affect the entire Enviro application, including both the Earth View and Terrain View.


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About me
I am a PhD student in the Secure, Reliable, and Intelligent Systems Lab supervised by Prof. Martin Vechev and Prof. Markus Püschel since Nov 2014. I was born in Raebareli, India. I am broadly interested in balancing the precision/performance tradeoff of numerical problems. Examples include numerical domains used in abstract interpretation and robustness analysis of neural networks. I will be starting as an assistant professor of CS at UIUC from August 2021.
Publications
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Education
- ETH Zurich, Sep 2012 - April 2014
M.Sc. in Computer Science
- IIT Patna, Aug 2008 - May 2012
B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering
Internships
- University of Houston, USA, 2010
Developed software for accurate eye center detection
- University of New South Wales, Australia, 2011
Worked on Predictive Model for forecasting conflicts between nations
Teaching
- Algorithmen und Datenstrukturen
Autumn 2017
- How to Write Fast Numerical Code
Spring 2017
- How to Write Fast Numerical Code
Spring 2016
- How to Write Fast Numerical Code
Spring 2015
Awards and Honors
- 2014: ETH Medal for Best Master Thesis
- 2012: ETH Excellence Scholarship
- 2012: President of India Gold Medal, IIT Patna
- 2007: Selected in SCRA (10 out of >1,000,000)


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.env & config files
Projected Time
About 20-30 minutes
Prerequisites
Here are links to lessons that should be completed before this lesson:
Motivation
Using a .env (pronounced “env”, “dot-env”, or “dot-E-N-V”) can help you avoid exposed authorization or login credentials by securing these as secret variables. If you add the .env containing your variables to your .gitignore right away, it will never get added or commited to GitHub, and your secrets stay local.
Objectives
Participants will be able to:
- make a .env file
- add it to gitignore
- export variables to a config
- reference the config anywhere while you develop locally
- add env variables to heroku or netlify for deployment
Specific Things to Learn
- What is a .env? - How to write a .env file - How to share a .env file
- What is a config file? - How to write a config.js file
- How to set environment variables in the terminal
- How to use environment variables in your project using .env, config.js, and destructuring the config variables
- Using source .env
Materials
Lesson
.env files are for project environment variables.
These files often include sensitive data like:
- API keys, which are private permission keys that allow you make a limited number of requests for data from sites like Twilio or GoogleMaps
- Database URLs
- All user authorization IDs and URLs, which you would need to set up OAuth, Okta, Auth0, etc.
- If you add it to your .gitignore right away, it will never get added or commited to github, and your secrets stay local
But if it’s never on github, how do I share .env variables?
- Create a duplicate file called .env.sample
- Fill in exact variable names
- Fill in values with fake examples that help your coworkers fill in the blanks on their end, but without giving anything important away to the public. Leaving mlab or auth0 like the image may still be too risky.
- Share real values in a more secure way, like a private message or email.
What is a config file?
- A config.js file makes variables available to the server side of your project
- A config file will be saved to github and be visible if a user inspects your webpage.
- A config can contain public info like your development port or public URL as well as the abstracted variables of those .env secrets of yours.
Common Mistakes / Misconceptions
I’ll just remember to remove my sensitive data before every a commit.
- It only takes one stray commit to expose your database or authorization id’s to the public!
- It’s much easier to create this list file and add it to .gitignore than it is to come up with a new database or API key.
Guided Practice
Let’s Try It
- Open a working node/express.js project
Open your command line and navigate to the project you chose above
Create an environment variable in your terminal
- navigate to your project where you will be adding a .env
- type:
export I_LOVE=lamp
echo $I_LOVE
You should get your value back:
echo $I_LOVE
lamp
Enter env
to see the list of your saved environment variables. You should see I_LOVE has been added.
Close your terminal, open it, and try echoing it again in that same directory.
echo $I_LOVE
It’s gone! Your terminal session ended. Check your list again:
env
- The env command lists any environment variables saved in your .bash-profile. But saving every secret variable for every project in there would be hard to keep track of and hard to share.
create a .env and a .env.sample in your project root
- In your .env, add this line (case and spaces matter!):
export I_LOVE=lamp
- In your .env.sample, add this line:
```
export I_LOVE=sample
```
Add .env to your .gitignore right away!
- Should you add your .env.sample, too? Nope! You will commit it as a reference for your coworkers / future self.
create a config.js if you don’t already have one.
- Use process.env to bring in your env variable. Add this line to your config (case matters):
exports.I_LOVE = process.env.I_LOVE;
- require your config variable in a server-side file. Put it in your server.js or app.js like this:
const I_LOVE = require('./config');
Then print your variable by adding this line to the file:
console.log("I love ", I_LOVE);
- Run your project and see if your line prints in the terminal.
- It’s not defined, is it? You still need to source it in the terminal!
Type in the terminall, source .env
, and then press enter. Now run your project. “lamp” should print in the console!
- Destructuring: object assignment
- Did you notice that the whole config printed out, not just I_LOVE? We can destructure the config object to pinpoint just the variable that we want.
- Add brackets to your declaration in server.js or app.js so it looks like this:
const { I_LOVE } = require('./config');
- Declaring I_LOVE gives that variable name to everything that config.js exported. Destructuring assignment unpacks the config object, picking out specific variables. Essentially, adding brackets is the same as saying:
```
const I_LOVE = require('./config').I_LOVE;
```
- In your terminal, press ctrl + c to stop your process. Start it again. You should see the variable you extracted!:
I love lamp
Your app is running on PORT 3000
Independent Practice
- Type
git status
and make sure your .env does not appear as tracked by git.
- Commit your .env.sample and config.js, along with the rest of your project.
Check for Understanding


find /path/dir -type f -executable find all directories user has execute permissions
find /path/dir -perm u+x using the perm option (should work with +s)
find / -user root -perm -4000 -print Find all SUID root files:
find / -group root -perm -2000 -print Find all SGID root files:
find / -perm -4000 -o -perm -2000 -print Find all SUID and SGID files owned by anyone:
find / -nouser -print Find all files that are not owned by any user:
find / -nogroup -print Find all files that are not owned by any group:
find / -type l -ls Find all symlinks and what they point to:
find / -perm -o=w Find things that are world writable
find / -nouser Find files that are not owned by anyone
find . | xargs -I file lsattr -a file 2>/dev/null | grep ‘^….i’ Find immutable files...shouldn't be any...suspicious


I am an enthusiast eager to change world via IT technology.
I dream of systems to break the boundaries between cyber world and physical world.
I dream of systems to break the boundaries between cyber world and physical world.
"Be agile, Be flexible, Be variable"
Short Biography While working at Samsung Techwin for 6 years, I was involved as a network camera device engineer in various projects including IoT device control and cloud system. After leading a machine learning study group for 3 years with researchers and developers from various fields, I stepped into the AI development realm. After that, I joined Medipixel, the medical startup, and have led the AI project team developing a medical image deep-learning system and a reinforcement-learning based surgery robot control system.
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Skills


Welcome to our HackUMass project created by Jack Liu and Victor Tran! Christmas Converter is a
website to add some Christmas Cheer to all your photos. During the difficult times of COVID,
friends
and family are unable to join together and celebrate the holidays. One way to deal with this
problem
is to fake some Christman photos. Provide an image to the website from your computer (Hit the
"Browse" button) and choose the cosmetics you would like to add to your photos. After that,
click
"Click me" and the website will return the same photo, but with a bit of the Christmas spirit!
Santa's hat and beard and elf hats can be added to your photos. Even if you can't celebrate
Christmas together, you can certainly pretend you did!


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| IscsiFault | Thrown for any problem that is not handled with a more specific fault. |
| IscsiFaultInvalidVnic | The given Virtual NIC is not valid for the HBA. |
| IscsiFaultVnicAlreadyBound | The given Virtual NIC is already bound to the HBA. |
| IscsiFaultVnicHasMultipleUplinks | The given Virtual NIC has multiple uplinks. |
| IscsiFaultVnicHasNoUplinks | The given Virtual NIC has no physical uplinks. |
| IscsiFaultVnicHasWrongUplink | The given Virtual NIC has the wrong uplink and it can't be used for iSCSI multi-pathing. |
| IscsiFaultVnicNotFound | The given Virtual NIC is not present on the system. |
| NotFound | Thrown if the given HBA is not found |
| PlatformConfigFault | Thrown for platform error that occurs during the operation. |
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
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| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the IscsiManager used to make the method call. |
| iScsiHbaName | xsd:string |
iSCSI adapter name for which the method to be
applied.
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| IscsiPortInfo[] | An array of IscsiPortInfo containing detailed information on the list of Virtual NICs bound to the adapter |
Faults
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| IscsiFault | Thrown for any problem that is not handled with a more specific fault. |
| NotFound | Thrown if the given HBA is not found |
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
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| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the IscsiManager used to make the method call. |
| iScsiHbaName | xsd:string |
iSCSI Adapter name for which the method to be
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| Type | Description |
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| IscsiPortInfo[] | Array of IscsiPortInfo containing detailed information on list of eligible Virtual NICs that can be bound to the adapter. This list will also include details on the eligible Physical NICs that are not associated with any Virtual NICs. |
Faults
| Type | Description |
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| IscsiFault | Thrown for any problem that is not handled with a more specific fault. |
| NotFound | Thrown if the given HBA is not found |
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
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| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the IscsiManager used to make the method call. |
| pnicDevice | xsd:string[] |
List of Physical NICs to be migrated
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| IscsiMigrationDependency | Dependency table, as described in IscsiMigrationDependency, providing the user of all the Virtual NIC and iSCSI resources affected. |
Faults
| Type | Description |
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| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
Events
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| None |
Parameters
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| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the IscsiManager used to make the method call. |
| pnicDevice | xsd:string |
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| Type | Description |
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| IscsiStatus | A status object, IscsiStatus, indicating whether Physical NIC is used by iSCSI or not.
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| IscsiFault | Thrown for any problem that is not handled with a more specific fault. |
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
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| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the IscsiManager used to make the method call. |
| vnicDevice | xsd:string |
Virtual NIC device to check the status for
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| IscsiStatus | A status object IscsiStatus, containing list of the fault codes, providing the user with information as to whether Virtual NIC is used by iSCSI and list of compliance check failure codes if any. The returned IscsiStatus object will have an array of MethodFault objects providing following information:
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| IscsiFault | Thrown for any problem that is not handled with a more specific fault. |
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
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| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the IscsiManager used to make the method call. |
| iScsiHbaName | xsd:string |
iSCSI adapter name for which the Virtual NIC to
be removed.
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Virtual NIC that is to be removed from the iSCSI HBA
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| IscsiFaultVnicHasActivePaths | The given Virtual NIC is associated with "active" paths to the storage. |
| IscsiFaultVnicIsLastPath | The given Virtual NIC is associated with "only" paths to the storage. |
| IscsiFaultVnicNotBound | The given Virtual NIC is not bound to the adapter |
| NotFound | Thrown if the given HBA is not found |
| PlatformConfigFault | Thrown for platform error that occurs during the operation. |
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
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Murder Mystery is a fun and secretive game. You can play it with anyone, but you just need three or more players. There are three different people you could be innocent, murderer or sheriff. The innocent's job is to try to stay alive or if the sheriff dies to take his fake gun and shoot the murderer. The sheriff's job is to try to figure out who is the murderer and shoot him with his fake gun.  If the sheriff dies only innocents can take the gun not the murderer. If the murderer dies while there is people left the innocents and sheriff wins, but if the innocents and sheriff die while the murderer is alive the murderer wins. Your job is to keep your identity a secret and say " Im a innocent." and try to get them to believe you. The murderer wants to kill in secret so nobody knows. This app is to choose who you are instead of using paper or someone who is not playing.


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0.3 g |
smoked |
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I have smoked pot occasionally (once or twice a month) for 3 years or so. Most of the times I just am in my own world, my body feels numb and I kind of ignore everyone around me. That was until a few weeks ago.  Around 8pm he rolled a joint and we proceeded to smoke in my car. After a few minutes my foot felt light and tingly on the gas petal. We listened to music and talked for a few minutes until I realized that something was different. I shut up and my body tensed up, only I didnít really notice it until my boyfriend put his hand on my leg. I felt withdrawn and struggled to regain some sense of sobriety. I couldnít remember anything that had happened in the last minute and kept trying to make sense of why I was driving to chuck e. Cheese. I became annoyed when we met up with some other friends and wanted to just watch everything from the safety of my car.
We ended up driving through some fast food place and I ordered even though I wasnít hungry. I remember chewing in a very exaggerated manner because I couldnít feel my tongue and thought that I might bite it off and swallow it along with my food. I kept flicking it on the roof of my mouth to make sure it was still there.
After a while my boyfriend started to sober up I guess, but I was in this very strange state of being. I would touch something with my hand, but in my mind, it was really my boyfriend's hand and I was feeling it THROUGH his hand.  I mentioned that my hand was asleep and that I was holding my hands together, when in reality I kept changing the heater in the car. It was then that a friend called and met us in the parking lot. I guess my boyfriend had given up on my ability to function around others, so the three of us, me, my boyfriend and our other friend drove to yet, ANOTHER fast food place. I was in the passenger seat of our friend's car when all of a sudden his hands started looking funky, like puppet hands.
This is where I need to provide some information about a past experience. About 2 years ago my friend had a party and I got drunk then smoked massive amounts of pot. I then flipped out and started believing that my hands had turned into 'bird claws'. Over the next 36 hours my friend had to keep me at her house, convincing me that my hands were fine and that I wouldn't be high for the rest of my life, like I believed. Anyway, back to the puppet hands. I kept telling him that his hands looked like bert and ernies fron sesame street, that he had orange hands and there were only 4 fingers.
 I was in my own universe, unaware of the people next to me, still believing one of my hands was numb and I could feel things through other people's hands.
I ended up going home and sleeping very well. The next day I felt weird, like I had lost my soul or something. Like I could watch someone die and not really care. Apathetic. No sense of right or wrong.  Maybe it was laced, or maybe I can't handle the high.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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True or False: in the following code,
age is accessible outside of the AgingJeroo class.
public class AgingJeroo
{
public void increase()
{
int age = 0;
age = age + 1;
}
}
False: since age is declared within the method, it only is accessible within the method.
- True: since age is declared inside the AgingJeroo class, any other class can access it.
- False: since age is private, it cannot be accessed by methods.
- False: since age is declared as a field, it cannot be accessed by methods.
There are no hints for this question


The PSBLAS library consists of various classes of subroutines:
- Computational routines
- comprising:
- Sparse matrix by dense matrix product;
- Sparse triangular
systems solution for block diagonal matrices;
- Vector and matrix norms;
- Dense matrix sums;
- Dot products.
- Communication routines
- handling halo and overlap
communications;
- Data management and auxiliary routines
- including:
- Parallel environment management
- Communication descriptors allocation;
- Dense and sparse matrix allocation;
- Dense and sparse matrix build and update;
- Sparse matrix and data distribution preprocessing.
- Preconditioner routines
-
- Iterative methods
- a subset of Krylov subspace iterative
methods
The following naming scheme has been adopted for all the symbols
internally defined in the PSBLAS software package:
- all symbols (i.e. subroutine names, data types...) are
prefixed by
psb_
- all data type names are suffixed by
_type
- all constants are suffixed by
_
- all top-level subroutine names follow the rule
psb_xxname
where
xx
can be either:
ge
: the routine is related to dense data,
sp
: the routine is related to sparse data,
cd
: the routine is related to communication descriptor
(see 3).
For example the psb_geins
, psb_spins
and
psb_cdins
perform the same action (see 6) on
dense matrices, sparse matrices and communication descriptors
respectively.
Interface overloading allows the usage of the same subroutine
names for both real and complex data.
In the description of the subroutines, arguments or argument entries
are classified as:
- global
- For input arguments, the value must be the same on all processes
participating in the subroutine call; for output arguments the value
is guaranteed to be the same.
- local
- Each process has its own value(s) independently.
To finish our general description, we define a version string with the
constant
whose current value is 3.4.0


You will see screenshots of some websites. The objective is to evaluate visual attractiveness of each website screenshot on a scale from 1 to 10.
Even though we ask for a subjective opinion, there should be some certainty and consistency in your evaluations; so in this test, we ask you to think why you give this particular score on a scale of 1-10 to a website when assessing it.
Websites should be assessed by their appearance, not by the information they contain.
We do not evaluate how informative or modern a website is, so its evaluation should not be affected by the factors like these:
What should influence the evaluation:
We hope for your conscientiousness and impartiality but being over critical is not necessary too.
Hitting a number on the keyboard gives a score on a scale of 1-10 where 1 is the minimum score, 10 is the maximum score. The 0 number on the keyboard is the score of 10.
To confirm the score and move on the next screen, press Enter.
To return to the previous screenshot, hit the Backspace ← key.
If you see a broken screenshot, press the X button instead of the assessment buttons — this marks the screenshot as broken. Don’t forget to mark screenshots as broken if there’s something wrong with an image.


WITNESS LIST
Agriculture & Livestock Committee
April 12, 2011 - 8:00 AM
For:
WOOTEN, DENNIS (Texas Animal Shelter Coalition)
Against:
Choate, Elizabeth (Texas Veterinary Medical Association)
On:
Sidwa, Tom (TX Dept of State Health Services)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
HARDY, MONICA (Texas Humane Legislation Network)
PAQUETTE, NICOLE (The Humane Society of the United States)
For:
BUMPUS, REX (Self; Lone Star Working Dog Association (LSWDA))
Elfrez, Richard (Self; Lone Star Working Dog (LSWDA); Lone Star K9 Search and Rescue,
Waco TX)
FORD, RUSSELL (AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD CLUB OF AMORICA)
MAEKER, KENWOOD (TEXAS STATE COON HUNTERS, GONZALES COUNTY
COON HUNTERS & HILL COUNTRY COON HUNTERS)
PSENCIK, DINAH (Self)
Wyble, John (National Lacy Dog Association)
Against:
HARDY, MONICA (Texas Humane Legislation Network)
PAQUETTE, NICOLE (The Human Society of The United States)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
PARK, JOEY (TEXAS WILDLIFE ASSOCIATION)
Psencik, James (Self)
Seaberg, Allen (Self)
WHITTINGTON, SARA (Self; Lone Star Borzoi Club)
WILLIAMS, STEVE (Self)
Against:
O'NEIL, JEANNE (Self)
For:
Reaves, Jim (Texas Nursery & Landscape Association)
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Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Wright Steele, Catherine (Texas Dept. of Agriculture)
2


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first group project reflections
We completed our first group project at The Iron Yard on Monday and are about to start the weekend hackathon. I met with Brit yesterday to reflect on the group project and some code design decisions we made to prep for the hackathon.
“None of us is as smart as all of us.” –Ken Blanchard
I’ve worked in groups plenty. However, in the last few years it has been in a lead role. As a lead, the team expects you to well….lead. However, the group project at TIY didn’t have a dedicated PM or team lead so I tried to reign it in a bit. I really admire how Iron Yard places priority on everyone feeling welcome and wanted our team to have the same ‘all opinions are welcomed feel.’ Just keeping that little thought in the back of your mind could help prevent oh so many misunderstandings in every day life. I tried hard to make sure I didn’t steamroll people and let everyone be heard and the project went off well.
I thought our project ended successfully as the team had spent a good bit of time working on it on Thursday, Friday, and over the weekend. We held a public post mortem (project review) on Monday in front of all three of the classes. During the meeting, I realized that I hadn’t even seen our mobile and front end UIs….uh oh. After listening to the other teams, I came to the realization that our team did not communicate enough during the project!
Here are my take-aways from the group project which I plan to keep in mind during the hackathon:
- Leading isn’t a bad thing if everyones voices are heard
- Plan the UI layout and workflow as a team (seriously, this helps all team members understand requirements better)
- Don’t struggle alone! Even though the your partners don’t know your tools, talking things out with your team can help you work through through logic problems.


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Classes
NavigationRoute
NavigationRoute makes it easy to create a Route that matches for browser navigation requests.
It will only match incoming Requests whose
mode
is set to navigate
.
You can optionally only apply this route to a subset of navigation requests by using one or both of the blacklist
and whitelist
parameters.
RegExpRoute
RegExpRoute makes it easy to create a regular expression based Route.
For same-origin requests the RegExp only needs to match part of the URL. For requests against third-party servers, you must define a RegExp that matches the start of the URL.
Route
A Route
consists of a pair of callback functions, "match" and "handler". The "match" callback determine if a route should be used to "handle" a request by returning a non-falsy value if
it can. The "handler" callback is called when there is a match and should return a Promise that resolves to a Response
.
Router
The Router can be used to process a FetchEvent through one or more Routes responding with a Request if a matching route exists.
If no route matches a given a request, the Router will use a "default" handler if one is defined.
Should the matching Route throw an error, the Router will use a "catch" handler if one is defined to gracefully deal with issues and respond with a Request.
If a request matches multiple routes, the earliest registered route will be used to respond to the request.
Methods
registerNavigationRoute
registerNavigationRoute(cachedAssetUrl, options) returns workbox.routing.NavigationRoute
Register a route that will return a precached file for a navigation request. This is useful for the application shell pattern.
This method will generate a NavigationRoute and call Router.registerRoute() .
Parameter |
|||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
cachedAssetUrl |
string |
||||||||
|
options |
Optional Object Values in
|
- Returns
-
workbox.routing.NavigationRoute
Returns the generated Route.
registerRoute
registerRoute(capture, handler, method) returns workbox.routing.Route
Easily register a RegExp, string, or function with a caching strategy to the Router.
This method will generate a Route for you if needed and call Router.registerRoute().
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
capture |
(RegExp, string, workbox.routing.Route~matchCallback, or workbox.routing.Route) If the capture param is a |
|
handler |
workbox.routing.Route~handlerCallback A callback function that returns a Promise resulting in a Response. |
|
method |
Optional string The HTTP method to match the Route against. |
- Returns
-
workbox.routing.Route
The generatedRoute
(Useful for unregistering).
setCatchHandler
setCatchHandler(handler)
If a Route throws an error while handling a request, this handler
will be called and given a chance to provide a response.
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
handler |
A callback function that returns a Promise resulting in a Response. |
setDefaultHandler
setDefaultHandler(handler)
Define a default handler
that's called when no routes explicitly match the incoming request.
Without a default handler, unmatched requests will go against the network as if there were no service worker present.
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
handler |
A callback function that returns a Promise resulting in a Response. |
unregisterRoute
unregisterRoute(route)
Unregisters a route with the router.
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
route |
The route to unregister. |


Container
Container is the basic shape of your Interface. When creating a website, there will be only 2 type of container.
Fixed-width Container
The first one is the fixed-width container, where the website have spesific width. This container help to retain all the design shape, and it's the esiest form to shape a website.
- On the Extra Large Screen, fixed-width container will have 1320px in width.
- On the Large Screen, fixed-width container will have 984px in width.
- On the Medium Screen, fixed-width container will have 728px in width.
- On the Small Screen, fixed-width container will have 440px in width.
- On the Tiny Screen, fixed-width container will have 100% in width.
...
Fluid Container
Fluid Countainer is a Container whose length is always 100%. This container can be used to form a website application to further maximize the use of screen spaces and fill the screen spaces with more usefull information. This container can somehow hard to maintain, because all the screen element inside this contianer will need to addapt on every size of the browser size.
...


Genre: Action
Description: The best intentions often come back to haunt you. MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - FALLOUT finds Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his IMF team (Alec Baldwin, Simon Pegg, Ving Rhames) along with some familiar allies (Rebecca Ferguson, Michelle Monaghan) in a race against time after a mission gone wrong. Henry Cavill, Angela Bassett, and Vanessa Kirby also join the dynamic cast with filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie returning to the helm.
Genre: Romance
Description: This adaptation of author Nicholas Sparks' bestselling novel revolves around Noah Calhoun's regular visits to a female patron of an area nursing home. Rather than bore her with the inanities of everyday life, Calhoun reads from an old, faded notebook containing the sweeping account of a young couple whose love affair was tragically put to a halt after their separation in the mids of World War II.
Genre: Comedy
Description: Napoleon Dynamite is a new kind of hero, complete with a tight 'fro, sweet moon boots, and skills that can't be topped. Napoleon spends his days drawing mythical beasts, duking it out with his brother Kip and avoiding his scheming Uncle Rico. When two new friends enter Napoleon's life -- shy Deb and mustachioed Pedro -- the trio launches a campaign to elect Pedro for class president and make the student body's wildest dreams come true. But if Pedro is to beat stuck-up Summer, Napoleon will have to unleash his secret weapon.
Genre: Super hero
Description: After the death of his father, T'Challa returns home to the African nation of Wakanda to take his rightful place as king. When a powerful enemy suddenly reappears, T'Challa's mettle as king -- and as Black Panther -- gets tested when he's drawn into a conflict that puts the fate of Wakanda and the entire world at risk. Faced with treachery and danger, the young king must rally his allies and release the full power of Black Panther to defeat his foes and secure the safety of his people.


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It's finally time to install Seasar2. To use Seasar, source codes are not absolutely necessary but since Seasar2 does not yet come with JavaDoc, it is very benefitial to import the source code to find parameters and datatypes.
First of all, download Seasar2 from the Seasar site.
Select File - Import... in the Eclipse menu.
Select Existing Projects into Workspace.
Select the Next > button.
Select the Select archive file: radio button and select the Browse... button.
Move to the folder where Seasar archive file was downloaded and select the Seasar archive file.(In the example screen below, S2.2.10.zip is the most recent Seasar archive file.)
Select the Open button.
Check both the seasar2 and seasar-www and select the Finish button.
Files will be imported - this may require a little bit of time.
Make sure seasar2 and seasar-www are listed in the Package Explorer.
There is a red "x" next the seasar2 indicating some error. This is due to Kijimuna plugin detecting seasar syntax error. Since we know that it is not an error, we'll turn Kijimuna off.
Select seasar2 with your mouse.
Select Project - Properties from the menu.
Select Kijimuna on the left hand side and uncheck the Seasar2 project.
Select the OK button.


Arkenia:
To create the ink that you must use to write within The Book of the Abyss you will need to obtain two ingredients:
Red Fairy Dust
from a Bloody Pixy and
Blight Treant Sap
from... a Blight Treant.


EasyTapp
EasyTapp is an iOS & Android application which informs you about local offers (houses, cars, etc.) which you pass by using beacons.
- using iBeacon technology
- optimized for low battery usage while working in the background
- Google Maps integration


For my capstone research in my graduate program I examined the burgeoning area of augmented reality (AR) user interfaces with potential applications in industrial settings. I challenged myself to think outside of traditional GUI applications and to create prototypes myself.
Determine if there is a statistical difference in time to complete a wayfinding task between using AR tools and not using any augmentation.
I conducted a literature review as well as usability tests focused on wayfinding in a grocery store, which tested five conditions: no augmentation (control), haptic augmentation, visual augmentation, auditory augmentation, and multimodal augmentation (haptic, visual, and auditory). As part of my work, I analyzed the data I collected and reported on the results. I utilized what I learned to make recommendations for future directions in this space.
In the visual augmented reality condition, all of the participants exclusively looked through the phone and not at their surroundings. Instead of using it as an aid, they fully entrusted the device.
The majority of people preferred the auditory augmentation (3 participants). Participants felt as though it gave the most concrete information. Even though it gave the same amount as the visual augmentation, participants seemed to find it easier to use. Perhaps this is because they encoded information in a similar way to what they do normally.
The haptic augmentation device seemed to help orient or cue people as to when they were in the general vicinity of the item but did not help people locate the item when close by. The initial cue of the first vibration was reported as helpful. The secondary vibrations that were almost constant were perceived as annoying or distracting.
The combination augmentation in which all three augmentations were used seemed to be overwhelming for most users. The various forms of stimulation in addition to the stimulation of the grocery store combined to increase the user’s mental load.
The usability tests sought to test whether there was a significant time difference between using an AR device and traditional unassisted methods to find an item. Reviewing the data from the five participants, there were no statistically significant differences at a standard alpha level (0.05). Visually, there appears to be a difference between the control condition (baseline) and AR devices as shown in Figure 3. None of the differences were statistically significant using paired t-tests.
Interestingly, the visual augmentation condition was seen as the least effective. The baseline was the second least effective, but not the lowest as predicted. Similar to the measurement of ease, there were no statistically significant differences between any of the experimental conditions and the control condition.
This project pushed me to work on my prototyping skills outside of traditional GUIs. New technology is always around the corner and I chose this project to showcase my ability to understand new technical capabilities and translate possible features in usable design recommendations.
I made a great effort to apply human factors best practices during my study. Participant safety was a top priority. I made sure to make all of the prototype devices as safe as possible. The haptic prototype was the most worrisome in this regard, but given my budget and timeline, I did the best I could to avoid danger. I also followed best practices in my experimental design. I counterbalanced the order that participants were exposed to the AR prototypes. A balance of gender was achieved, a usability protocol was created and followed, and my data analysis followed statistical reporting guidelines.
There were some limitations to my project. In the data collection process, I used a convenience sample, which resulted in a young average age amongst participants. A more varied age range would have been more representative of the population that would potentially use this device. The education level of the participants was not asked, but it was definitely higher than the general population. Due to participant availability, the time of day and the day in the week was not fixed and introduced variability in the store environment. It was much busier at night and on the weekends, so there were more people to navigate around then and more stimulus affecting the participant. Lastly, since the items varied between aisles, variability increased. I made my best attempt to vary the height, color, surrounding items, and location in the aisle to counterbalance. This was a factor that likely influenced the data.


Build the app that moves with you
Created by Zhao Cong
You have more options.
Device Fragmentation is OVERRATED
User interface for interaction
How to glue them into an app?
Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?
or
Sitting all day long kills people.
You need to drink at least 2L water per day
Walk 2k steps to keep your heart active
Issac Newton get inspiration from an apple.
Slide:https://github.com/czhao/tapme_slides
Src code:https://github.com/czhao/tapme


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As we've seen over recent years, there can never be any guarantee of security with online websites. However, we deploy all modern and common security procedures. We deploy nightly software updates to keep the server up to date with the latest security patches. We also use SSH key login to avoid reliance on passwords. Internally, we use processes to ensure only a handful of people have access to the database and we always restrict logins to never use root credentials.
See our Security and IP documentation for more information.


Panax ginseng C. A. Meyer (ginseng) has been the most widely used and acclaimed herb in Chinese communities for thousands of years. It has wide range of biological and pharmacological activities and contains various active and nutritional ingredients.
The main bioactive substances in ginseng are polysaccharides, volatile oils, flavonoids, peptides, amino acids, vitamins, organic acids, fatty acids, and trace elements.
With the rapid development of biochemistry and molecular biology technology, the research of ginseng oligopeptide, due to its unique physicochemical properties, gradually attracted the attention of researchers.
Peptides are polymers formed by the linkage of amino acid, or incomplete break down of proteins. Peptides can be categorized by bioactivities into physiologically active peptides and peptides with sensory properties; by the origination, endogenous and ectogenous original bioactive; or by sources, marine and terrestrial bioactive peptides.
According to the well accepted nomenclature, oligopeptides have been termed by moleculars composition of fewer than 10 amino acids linking with one another, the the moleculars with more than 10, but fewer than 50 amino acids are termed as polypeptides. Those with more than 50 amino acids are generally termed as proteins.
The effective ingredients of Ginseng peptides could help us get a deep understanding of the pharmaceutical value of ginseng, which are important material basis the new bioactivity. As the research getting deeper, ginseng oligopeptide is considered to be a new material for understanding the physiological function of ginseng.
Peptide Nutrition studys the effects of peptides in food on human health. It focuses on digestion and absorption of food original peptides, their effects on health, and preparation of biopeptides.
With the development of separation and purification technology, scientists have gradually recognized the importance of oligopeptide, due to their higher activity, better absorption characteristics than polypeptides.


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To maintain optimal performance of the environment, all test data in the sandbox is cleared down on the first and third Saturday of each month at around midnight GMT. After this time you will need to create new test users and data.
@pagination(previous = Some(Pagination("Test users, test data and stateful behaviour", controllers.routes.DocumentationController.testUsersDataStatefulBehaviourPage().url))) }


Yes, you can. Use "View page source" to see how the "magic" works. Or browse the source on github »
Let's try another one..
Let's try with laser eyes..


Description
InspectNoise is a real-time sound meter with A glance into single-board computer. The main idea is to have a low-budget device to monitor and analyze acoustic noise. To do this we used a Kinobo USB microphone named Mini AKIRO.
We have also used a calibrated sound level meter and temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, PM10, PM2.5, PM1.0 sensors to create a dataset, and through machine learning models we have significantly improved accuracy performance (in terms of dB SPL) of the aforementioned microphone.
All tests are based on Raspberry Pi 2 model B. This projects is totally open-source (license MIT) and you can find the source code on GitHub. Following, the instruction step-by-step to use InspectNoise:
REQUIREMENTS
The file requiremets.txt contains libraries that need to be installed.
pip install -r requirements.txt
Usage and FLAGS
To know available flags use:
python3 inspect_noise --help
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
-c/ --collect |
collect data as Min, Max and Avg |
-l/--log [file] |
log of recorded data as text file. [file] is an optional params, if not specified, program will save log on a file (name: log.log) in ~/.inspectNoise/ hidden folder |
-r/--record threshold |
record audio when dB are on average higher than the specified threshold. Timestamp used as name of audio file. |
-s/--seconds seconds |
specify recording time |
-sh/--showindex |
it is useful for know index of input audio devices available |
-se/--setindex index |
used to set index of input microphone (writing on configuration file) |
-f/--format [mp3, wav, ogg] |
define format of output record. It can be used only with –record |
-to/--thrashesoutput |
used for debug or utility, when specified permit to not show output on terminal |
-ca/--calibrate |
used to load machine learning model that try to predict db read by a calibrated phonometer. The calibration tries to predict the values read by the [UT351/352] (the calibration tries to predict the read values of the UT321 sound level meter) sound level meter |
Note
Please pay attention when use –calibrate flag, because, as reported in requirements.txt file, in our Raspberry the version of scikit-learn is 0.21.3, and the model was printed using the same version of this library.
Extension
After first use the tool creates a hidden folder with name “.inspectNoise” in ~ (user dir). In this directory will be created (after using flag –record for the first time) a new directory with name gathered_mp3. Within this folder will be saved recorded data in sub-folder with date of recoded day.
In the project directory are included 2 more utils file.
- First is plotter.py that can be ran separately to create graphs starting from a log file (created with flag –log). The output will be located in “plot_data” folder, located in “.inspect_noise” folder.
python3 plotter.py file.log my_dpi [threshold]
- Second is audio_merger.py that it can be used to merge audio in a specific folder.
python3 audio_merger.py input_dir_path export_file format
Created Dataset
Using this library for the environmental noise monitoring with a microphone and a SPL meter three different datasets were created. The following datasets are located in subdirectory named “dataset” and stored in simple csv files.
- DB_dataset_first_model.csv. This dataset contains microphone and SPL meter samples corresponding to the same second.
- DB_dataset_canarin_second_model.csv. This dataset contains microphone, SPL meter and environmental (like temperature, humidity, pression, PM ecc.) samples corresponding to the same second.
- DB_dataset_canarin_third_model.csv. This dataset contains microphone, SPL meter and environmental (like temperature, humidity, pression, PM ecc.) samples corresponding to the same minute.
In the first and second datasets are used data from a month of sampling, while in the third are used two months’ data.


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Dichotomy (or Bisection) method is a root-finding method. You can use it only for continuous functions on the segment with opposite signs on the ends of this segment. In the form below you have to set the function f(x), bounds of segment [A; B] and the ε - desirable precision.
You can only use the following list of unary functions: abs, arccos, arcsin, cbrt, cos, exp, log, log10, log1p, max, min, sin, sgn, sqrt, tan. Also there are couple of binary functions: arctan2, hypot, pow. And of course, you can use all "classical" arithmetic operations.
Have fun!


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5 minutes
Go - Generate and serve swagger without code dependencies
One of the things that shocked me the most when I changed from C# to Golang is that developers are reluctant of adding libraries to solve problems unless it is strictly needed. This sentiment, at first annoying, turned out to be one of the things I liked the most about Go. The standard library alone is very powerful and you can achieve most of the stuff just with it.
However, there was a little something that my mind keep thinking: it would be super good to have swagger docs out of the box like in C#. Then, when I started researching I found out two different approaches:
- Create your OpenAPI spec (swagger) manually and use a generator to do code scaffolding.
- Decorate your code endpoints with comments describing OpenAPI spec parameters.
It is not needed to say that the first option was something I did not even think of, as I seldom use code generators, limiting myself only to moq
generators.
Both options will end up with the codebase being cohesive to the OpenAPI specification, but that is just either a .json
or a .yaml
file, how about serving it as an .HTML
page?
Below, you can find a guide covering all the things needed to accomplish this quest without adding code dependencies.
👉 The complete example repository can be found on my Github. 👈
Swag
To generate the OpenAPI spec, one of the most suitable tools available is the CLI named swaggo/swag . As mentioned before, this tool will parse the comments that are decorating the code endpoints to generate the correct specification. One of the good things of this CLI is that it has the capability of parsing the request and response structures and populating them with values.
type petResponse struct {
Id int `json:"id" example:"1"`
Name string `json:"name" example:"Fenrir"`
Type petType `json:"type" example:"dog" enums:"dog,cat"`
}
type errorResponse struct {
Message string `json:"message"`
}
// @summary Get pet by ID
// @description Gets a pet using the pet ID
// @id get-pet-by-id
// @produce json
// @Param id path int true "Pet ID"
// @Success 200 {object} main.petResponse
// @Success 400 {object} main.errorResponse
// @Success 404 {object} main.errorResponse
// @Success 405 {object} main.errorResponse
// @Router /api/pets/{id} [get]
// @tags Pets
func getPetByID() http.HandlerFunc {
...
}
When the developer executes: swag init -g main.go
, the resultant swagger.yaml
will look like the following:
definitions:
main.errorResponse:
properties:
message:
type: string
type: object
main.petResponse:
properties:
id:
example: 1
type: integer
name:
example: Fenrir
type: string
type:
enum:
- dog
- cat
example: dog
type: string
type: object
paths:
/api/pets/{id}:
get:
description: Gets a pet using the pet ID
operationId: get-pet-by-id
parameters:
- description: Pet ID
in: path
name: id
required: true
type: integer
produces:
- application/json
responses:
"200":
description: OK
schema:
$ref: '#/definitions/main.petResponse'
"400":
description: Bad Request
schema:
$ref: '#/definitions/main.errorResponse'
"404":
description: Not Found
schema:
$ref: '#/definitions/main.errorResponse'
"405":
description: Method Not Allowed
schema:
$ref: '#/definitions/main.errorResponse'
summary: Get pet by ID
tags:
- Pets
Now, another good thing is that swag
will be installed in the developer’s machine, so the code will not have a dependency.
Redoc
Redoc generates a zero dependency .HTML
file from an OpenAPI specification. This utility has to be installed in the developer’s machine, requiring npm, but again, there is no code dependency on doing so. To generate the .HTML
file from the spec:
redoc-cli bundle swagger.yaml -o swagger.html
👉 The resultant file will look like this. 👈
Go embed
There are many ways one can serve an static .HTML
file on Go, but the one that caught my attention is using embed files, which is a feature available from Go 1.16.
Using this feature, the code will know that certain file, or files inside a directory, should be included in the resultant binary. This has many advantages in comparison to other approaches:
Dockerfile does not have to explicitly add the HTML file to the execution container:
FROM scratch
COPY --from=build-docs ./swagger.html /static/swagger.html <- NOT NEEDED
COPY --from=compiler /bin/app /app
ENTRYPOINT ["/app"]
In case the codebase is used as a dependency downloaded via go modules
, the HTML
file wont be downloaded. This is intended and also happens with migration files like .sql
. Dependencies installed with go modules
only download the *.go
files that are in it. Embed can solve this as well:
library: generic-service
- file.go
- //go:embed database/migrations/*
- //go:embed server/static/index.html
- database
- migrations
- 01-up.sql
- 01-down.sql
- server
- static
- index.html
service: implementation-service
- main.go
- go.mod
- generic-service
- able to access the .sql and .html files
This can be verified doing go mod vendor
on the implementation-service
and checking that the mentioned files are included in the vendor
folder.
How does it look then in the code?
func main() {
router := http.NewServeMux()
// Omitted some lines for brevity
router.HandleFunc("/api/docs", docs())
err := http.ListenAndServe(":8080", router)
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
}
//go:embed swagger/swagger.html
var swaggerHTML string
func docs() http.HandlerFunc {
return func(w http.ResponseWriter, rq *http.Request) {
w.Header().Set("Content-Type", "text/html")
_, _ = fmt.Fprint(w, swaggerHTML)
}
}
In the example above, the swaggerHTML
is populated with the content of the generated .HTML
file; then every time the /api/docs
endpoint is called, the HTML will be served from memory.
All in one
In order to simplify the process, a Makefile rule can be exposed like:
## Requires developer to install on his/her machine both swag and redoc-cli
## go install<EMAIL_ADDRESS>## npm install -g<EMAIL_ADDRESS>swagger/upd:
swag init -g main.go -o ./swagger
cd swagger && rm docs.go swagger.json
cd swagger && redoc-cli bundle swagger.yaml -o swagger.html
- Generate the
swagger.yaml
file in a specific folder. - Remove the
docs.go
andswagger.json
files that are also generated byswag
and are not needed. - Generate the
swagger.html
file.
The result will be a folder containing both swagger.yaml
and swagger.html
. Then, the Makefile command can be invoked every time an endpoint is changed, or could potentially be added on a Git pre commit hook to ensure that the OpenAPI specification is always up to date.
👉 The complete example repository can be found on my Github. 👈


Here, I've created a data visualization in D3 based on IMDB data from Kaggle, which can be found here.
For this data set, many movies were part of several genres (an example is Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Rises, which was both action and thriller). For these movies, they would count toward the visualizations for both statistics
The main visual encodings I used are positioning along a common scale, and length/area. Because my data uses categorical variables (year, and genres) I figured it would be most effective if I were to use a bar graph. As with most other bar graphs, there is a common scale through which to compare the bars, and users can also compare the bars using their heights and the areas within each bar. I felt that a bar graph was the best way to show the progression of how movie numbers changed over time (movies vs years) yet would also be effective in showing different quanitative values against categorical values (budget vs genres). I would also consider color encoding to help users differentiate between the different columns. However, this may be a rather weak encoding since I wasn't able to figure out to make sure the same genre kept the same color throughout all the color schemes.
For my tools, I wanted my user to ask the same questions I would. That is, how has the movie industry changed over the years, and how do different genre's compare. The first question can be answered by the "Movie Count per Year" which shows number of movies made from 2010 to 2016. There were more years, and these show how number of movies made increased drastically from 1950's to current day, but I wanted to make movies counts relevant to the 21st century. For the second question, I allowed user to sort genre by movie count, grossings, and budget. For these graphs, I cut out the 8 or 9 categories with the smallest quantitative value in order to not detract from the rest of the graph, or mess with the scale too much. From these graphs, I found out that over the years, dramas are the most popular movie type and the must money have been spent on them, but action films have brought in the most amount of money.