public class LXPVScrollbar
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
INDICATOR_BLUE |
static int |
INDICATOR_GREEN |
static int |
INDICATOR_RED |
java.lang.String |
oscAddress |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
LXPVScrollbar(float xp,
float yp,
int sw,
int sh,
int l)
Create a vertical scrollbar
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
float |
constrain(float val,
float minv,
float maxv)
utility function for keeping a value within a range
|
void |
draw(processing.core.PApplet p)
draw the control and its position indicator
|
void |
draw(processing.core.PApplet p,
float level,
int indicator_color)
draw the control, its position indicator and an output indicator
|
float |
getFloatValue()
getFloatValue represents the location of the control's sliding indicator
|
float |
getPos()
utility function for converting spos to be values between 0 and the total width of the scrollbar
|
int |
getValue()
getValue represents the location of the control's sliding indicator
|
void |
sendValueWithOSC(LXOSC osc,
java.net.InetAddress osc_target_address,
int osc_target_port)
Sends the value of the scrollbar using its oscAddress
|
void |
setValue(float v)
setValue adjusts the location of the control's sliding indicator
|
void |
setValue(float v,
float max,
boolean animate)
setValue adjusts the location of the control's sliding indicator
|
void |
setValue(int v)
setValue adjusts the location of the control's sliding indicator
|
void |
setValue(int v,
boolean animate)
setValue adjusts the location of the control's sliding indicator
|
void |
setValue(int v,
int max,
boolean animate)
setValue adjusts the location of the control's sliding indicator
|
boolean |
setValueWithOSCMessage(LXOSCMessage msg)
checks to see if msg address pattern matches the scrollbar's osc address
and if so, sets scrollbar's value based on msg's float argument (0-1.0)
|
boolean |
update(processing.core.PApplet p)
Updates the location of the scroll indicator
This is called in the Processing Applet's draw() method so that the mouse can be continually tracked
|
public java.lang.String oscAddress
public static int INDICATOR_RED
public static int INDICATOR_GREEN
public static int INDICATOR_BLUE
public LXPVScrollbar(float xp, float yp, int sw, int sh, int l)
xp
- the x position of the scrollbar (upper left corner)yp
- the y position of the scrollbar (upper left corner)sw
- the width of the scrollbarsh
- the height of the scrollbarl
- how loose the scrollbar is (how quickly it tracks mouse)public boolean update(processing.core.PApplet p)
p
- the Processing Appletpublic void draw(processing.core.PApplet p)
p
- the Processing Applet in which to draw the controlpublic void draw(processing.core.PApplet p, float level, int indicator_color)
p
- the Processing Applet in which to draw the controllevel
- the output indicator levelindicator_color
- selects the color red or green or blue of the output indicatorpublic int getValue()
public float getFloatValue()
public void setValue(int v, int max, boolean animate)
v
- the new location of the control's indicatormax
- the value corresponding to the full range of the slideranimate
- will either snap the slider to its new value of move it there through iterations of the update()/draw() looppublic void setValue(int v, boolean animate)
v
- the new location of the control's indicator in the range 0-255animate
- will either snap the slider to its new value of move it there through iterations of the update()/draw() looppublic void setValue(int v)
v
- the new location of the control's indicator in the range 0-255public void setValue(float v, float max, boolean animate)
v
- the new location of the control's indicatormax
- the value corresponding to the full range of the slideranimate
- will either snap the slider to its new value of move it there through iterations of the update()/draw() looppublic void setValue(float v)
v
- the new location of the control's indicator in the range 0-255public float constrain(float val, float minv, float maxv)
val
- the inputminv
- the minimummaxv
- the maximumpublic float getPos()
public void sendValueWithOSC(LXOSC osc, java.net.InetAddress osc_target_address, int osc_target_port)
osc
- the osc interface used to send the messageosc_target_address
- the target ip address for the messageosc_target_port
- the target port for the messagepublic boolean setValueWithOSCMessage(LXOSCMessage msg)
msg
- the incoming OSC message object


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Ghana star Evans Mensah named in CAF U23 Cup of Nations Best XI
Ghana winger Evans Mensah has been named in the 2019 CAF U23 Cup of Nations Best XI.
The HJK Helsinki star won one man of the match award- in the opener against Cameroon- and scored two goals at the tournament.
Mensah was picked by the tournament's Technical Study Group (TSG) in a three-man midfield alongside Aboubakar Keita of Ivory Coast and Egypt's Ammar Hamdy.
Champions Egypt dominates the list with five players, including captain Ramadan Sobhy whose extra time goal gave the young Pharaohs victory on Friday.
He was adjudged the Most valuable Player of the tournament in addition to picking up the Total Man of the Match award for the final match.
Egypt striker Mostafa Mohamed emerged top scorer with four goals in five matches.
2019 CAF U23 Cup of Nations Best XI: Mohammed Sobhy (Egypt)-Silas Gnaka (Ivory Coast), Ahmed Ramadan (Egypt), Kouadion Yves (Ivory Coast), Repo Mapele (South Africa)- Aboubakar Keita (Ivory Coast), Ammar Hamdy (Egypt), Evans Mensah (Ghana)-Youssouf Dao (Ivory Coast), Mostafa Mohammed (Egypt), Ramadan Sobhi (Egypt)


Psychic Game
Try and guess what letter I am thinking of.
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Chat Classifier
For our final project in Machine Learning, another student and I created a classifier that can be trained on dialogue data and used to predict an inputted text's speaker. The two specific applications tested were on the 2020 presidential debate and an SMS text message classifier. Read our blog here.
IBRI Site
The Interdisciplinary Biblical Research Institute is a nonprofit Christian organization that provides scholarly resources accessible all around the world. I was tasked with updating the design and organization of the site, improving its accessibility to all kinds of users. I learned the difficulties of working with such an outdated and massive web platform (97 GB!) and also how to study the analytics of its web traffic.
White Oak Project
I worked with a nonprofit in New York to develop a site focused on their mission: to restore the presence of white oak and white pine trees in New York State's Canal Regions. The difficulty creating this site came with learning how to balance my own ambitions with the requirements of what needed to be included. This project taught me the importance of strategic planning in development.
Robotics Data Site
Up to this point, this site was the biggest project I had yet taken. The purpose was to create a data center to keep track of student's fundraising for our local robotics team, Team Paragon 571. Through this, my knowledge of php and sql grew tremendously. I learned a lot about back end development as well as the intricacies of working with clients of diverse technical backgrounds.
AP CSP Portfolio
We were supposed to just make a Google site for AP Computer Science Principles, but I used this opportunity to gain more experience by creating this portfolio throughout the year for the class. I tried out Google's material design framework for this.
(view code)
Uber Eis
For many years I had dreams of making a small ice cream business! I'm still pretty proud of this little website; the idea was that people could order ice cream and we would bring it straight to them
(view code)
Acquia Adventure
I got the opportunity to go to CodeDay Boston, a 24 hour coding experience where several team members and I got to turn an idea into a program. I worked with another young web developer to create this site about the game we created, and I learned so much from her and the entire experience.
(view code)
Awana
I worked on creating a site for the Awana program at our church, Calvary Church in West Hartford. The site was never really finished, but this site was my first experimentation after leaving Google's mdl design framework.
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ThePiGuy
(Portfolio v2.0)
Here I pieced together my small fragments of web-dev knowledge to create a basic site for myself. It's encouraging to see how far I've come :)
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First Website
(Portfolio v1.0)
This was the first site I created. I first discovered html playing around with iChrome's customizable iFrame. I then learned more at W3Schools and there I found a growing interest for web development.
(view code)


Sylvanian Families Cakebread Toy Poodle Family
UK Biography Information
Father Frank Cakebread is good at sports. He's very generous about his hobby and always plays soccer or catch with the children in the village on weekends. The children also like Frank's clothes - whether he's wearing ordinary clothes or dressed for sports, he always wears a great outfit. On most other days, he is icing cakes with Melinda or playing catch with little Eric and his friends in Sylvanian Village.
Mother Veronica Cakebread is the pastry chef at the Village Cake Shop. Everyone in the village loves her beautiful cakes with decorations that look like jewels. Whenever someone's birthday or another special occasion is coming, the villagers always go to her cake shop.
Brother Eric Cakebread is top of the class at school and is good at helping his friends when they don't understand something. Everyone goes to him for help because he knows just how to explain things so that people will understand. But sometimes he cares too much about his marks. When he doesn't get full marks in a test, he gets so disappointed that he runs home alone as soon as school is over.
Sister Melinda Cakebread is an outgoing girl and makes friends very easily. She loves baking cakes; one day her mother made a new cake and invited all of the children around for a tea party. Melinda had so much fun that she's learning how to bake cakes from her mother so that she can have a tea party of her own.


{% extends "prose.html" %} {% block title %}Bioregistry Deployment and Sustainability{% endblock %} {% block styles %} {{ super() }} {% endblock %} {% block scripts %} {{ super() }} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
There are several aspects to the way the Bioregistry web application is deployed listed in this section.
The bioregistry.io
domain is registered with Namecheap and costs about $33 per year. It is managed
and supported by the INDRA Lab, a part of the Laboratory of
Systems Pharmacology and Harvard Program in Therapeutic Science
(HiTS) at Harvard Medical School.
The Bioregistry is hosted on an Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) via a load balancing service to stay secure and highly available. It is managed and supported by the INDRA Lab, a part of the Laboratory of Systems Pharmacology and Harvard Program in Therapeutic Science (HiTS) at Harvard Medical School.
These are the software and operating system specifications for the currently running instance of the Bioregistry:
A Docker image is automatically built on a cron job in the bioregistry/bioregistry-docker GitHub repository and pushed to the bioregistry/bioregistry DockerHub repository. This image is built with the Python 3.9 alpine base image, which significantly reduces non-essential components. The final compressed image weights less than 40 MB of disk space and runs inside Docker with about 65 MB of memory at baseline. This could easily fit on a dedicated t4g.nano instance on AWS that costs about $37/year on-demand or around $20/year reserved.
The Bioregistry's EC2 instance runs the following script on a cron job that stops the current running instance, pulls the latest image from this DockerHub repository and starts it back up. The whole process only takes a few seconds.
#!/bin/bash
# store the bioregistry id
BIOREGISTRY_CONTAINER_ID=$(docker ps --filter "name=bioregistry" -q)
# Stop and remove the old container taking advantage
# of the fact that it's named specifically
docker stop $BIOREGISTRY_CONTAINER_ID
docker rm $BIOREGISTRY_CONTAINER_ID
# Pull the latest
docker pull bioregistry/bioregistry:latest
# Run the start script
docker run -id --name bioregistry -p 8766:8766 bioregistry/bioregistry:latest
This script can be put on the EC2 instane and run via SSH with:
#!/bin/bash
ssh -i ~/.ssh/<credentials>.pem <user>@<address> 'sh /data/services/restart_bioregistry.sh'
The SSL/TLS certificate for bioregistry.io
so it can be served with HTTPS is managed through
the AWS Certificate Manager.
So far, the Bioregistry (both the data and web application) have been curated and developed within a small team and used by a limited audience. This means we have been able to address issues very quickly. However, this attitude is not scalable to larger audiences, where changes have higher potential for disruption of users' usages. With that being said, there are many things we are looking to discuss with potential stakeholders including (but not limited to):
These questions do not have easy answers and apply to most databases, software, and web applications in the life sciences. If you would like to be part of this discussion, please join us on the OBO Community Slack workspace's #ontotools channel.
{% endblock %}


closest¶
Index in array which entry is closest to a given number.
This module was written by Matthias Cuntz while at Department of Computational Hydrosystems, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ, Leipzig, Germany, and continued while at Institut National de Recherche pour l’Agriculture, l’Alimentation et l’Environnement (INRAE), Nancy, France.
- copyright:
Copyright 2012-2023 Matthias Cuntz, see AUTHORS.rst for details.
- license:
MIT License, see LICENSE for details.
The following functions are provided:
|
Index in array which entry is closest to a given number. |
- History
Written Jan 2012 by Matthias Cuntz (mc (at) macu (dot) de)
Ported to Python 3, Feb 2013, Matthias Cuntz
Make numpy docstring format, Apr 2020, Matthias Cuntz
Ported into pyjams, Oct 2021, Matthias Cuntz
More consistent docstrings, Jan 2022, Matthias Cuntz
Support pandas Series and DataFrame, Jun 2023, Matthias Cuntz
- closest(arr, num, value=False)[source]¶
Index in array which entry is closest to a given number.
Closest returns the index of an array (arr) at which the entry is closest to a given number (num), which is argmin(abs(arr-num)).
- Parameters:
arr (array_like) – Array to search closest entry
num (number) – Number to which the closest entry is searched for in arr
value (bool, optional) – Returns closest array element instead of index if True (default: False)
- Returns:
index – Index of element closest to given number in flattend array. Use np.unravel_index to get index tuple.
- Return type:
Examples
>>> arr = np.arange(100)/99.*5. >>> print(closest(arr, 3.125)) 62 >>> out = closest(arr, 3.125, value=True) >>> print('{:.3f}'.format(out)) 3.131
>>> arr = np.arange(100).reshape((10,10))/99.*5. >>> out = closest(arr, 3.125, value=True) >>> print('{:.3f}'.format(out)) 3.131 >>> print(closest(arr, 3.125)) 62 >>> ii = np.unravel_index(closest(arr, 3.125), arr.shape) >>> print(ii) (6, 2) >>> out = arr[ii] >>> print('{:.3f}'.format(out)) 3.131


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How to upload android project on github
- Sign up and create a GitHub account in www.github.com.
- Download git from https://git-scm.com/downloads and install it in your system.
- Open the project in android studio and go to File -> Settings -> Version Control -> Git.
- Click on test button to test "path to Git executables". If successful message is shown everything is ok, else navigate to git.exe from where you installed git and test again.
- Go to File -> Settings -> Version Control -> GitHub. Enter your email and password used to create GitHub account and click on OK button.
- Then go to VCS -> Import into Version Control -> Share Project on GitHub. Enter Repository name, Description and click Share button.
- In the next window check all files inorder to add files for initial commit and click OK.
- Now the project will be uploaded to the GitHub repository and when uploading is finished we will get a message in android studio showing "Successfully shared project on GitHub". Click on the link provided in that message to go to GitHub repository.
Thats how we do it!


Design participation tactics: the challenges and new roles for designers in the co-design process
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Hello, My name is Kristof. I have been studying front-end development for almost 4 years now. I had some fun in group projects, I mainly worked with vanilla JavaScrip, but my main focus is on react.js at the moment. I also built some sites for one time events which no longer exist on the web, but I learnt a lot from them. I'm very hard working and am strict when keeping to deadlines.
A bit of my background: I came from Hungary, a small country in middle of Europe. I used to do website design, mainly with PhotoShop, but I enjoy writing the codes and seeing my ideas working, than just designg them. I came to the UK to find my place as a Front-end developer, I am still looking for a full time work opportunity, where I can expand my knowledge, till I find that, you can find me behind coffee machines as a great barista.


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The best Devil May Cry game is coming to Switch in February 2020
'Sorry, not open for business yet'
by Chris CarterAlthough several platforms already got their full "all in one" HD trilogy package for Devil May Cry, Capcom is trying something different for the Switch.
Instead, the publisher is opting to release them individually on the eShop, charging $20 a pop. It's a bold move and a stark contrast to the HD Collection proper, which is $20 total brand new for all three games: but this is Capcom we're talking about, and they can't have a perfect year despite killing it with Monster Hunter Iceborne, the Resident Evil 2 remake and other projects.
Nope, it's still going to be $20, but the good news is the best game is finally hitting Switch on February 20, 2020. In case you haven't been following the series this classic action romp serves as a prequel and manages to still hold up as one of the greatest action games of all time: if not the greatest (Bayonetta has given it a run for its money for me, but it's still in the top five).
Yes, it will be the Special Edition of Devil May Cry 3, which has one of the best extras in the series: a playable Vergil.


vignettes/speed-comparison-database-versus-file-based.Rmd
speed-comparison-database-versus-file-based.Rmd
Generally, in-memory calculations are much faster than calculations via SQL, but they come at the cost of loading several GB into memory, which on my laptop takes about 2 minutes.
library("icews")
#> Options not set, consider running 'setup_icews()'
#> data_dir: NULL
#> use_db: NULL
#> keep_files: NULL
library("tidyr")
library("tictoc")
tic()
events <- read_icews_db(find_db())
nrow(events)
format(object.size(events), "Gb")
toc()
#> [1] 17365059
#> [1] "2.7 Gb"
#> 274.15 sec elapsed
tic()
events <- read_icews_raw(find_raw(), progress = FALSE)
nrow(events)
format(object.size(events), "Gb")
toc()
#> [1] 17365059
#> [1] "2.6 Gb"
#> 144.995 sec elapsed
The in-memory calculation is much faster than in the database, although longer if one counts the overhead of reading the data into memory as well.
#> 1.057 sec elapsed
tic()
cy_total_db <- query_icews(
"SELECT count(*) AS total FROM events GROUP BY country, year;")
toc()
#> 528.075 sec elapsed
tic()
cy_total_db <- query_icews(
"SELECT count(*) AS total FROM events GROUP BY year, country;")
toc()
#> 68.513 sec elapsed
col_vals <- query_icews("
select count(*) as rows,
count(distinct(event_id)) as event_id,
count(distinct(event_date)) as event_date,
count(distinct(source_name)) as source_name,
count(distinct(source_sectors)) as source_sectors,
count(distinct(source_country)) as source_country,
count(distinct(event_text)) as event_text,
count(distinct(cameo_code)) as cameo_code,
count(distinct(intensity)) as intensity,
count(distinct(target_name)) as target_name,
count(distinct(target_sectors)) as target_sectors,
count(distinct(target_country)) as target_country,
count(distinct(story_id)) as story_id,
count(distinct(sentence_number)) as sentence_number,
count(distinct(publisher)) as publisher,
count(distinct(city)) as city,
count(distinct(district)) as district,
count(distinct(province)) as province,
count(distinct(country)) as country,
count(distinct(latitude)) as latitude,
count(distinct(longitude)) as longitude,
count(distinct(year)) as year,
count(distinct(yearmonth)) as yearmonth,
count(distinct(source_file)) as source_file
from events;") %>%
tidyr::gather(Column, Unique_values) %>%
arrange(Unique_values, Column)
col_vals %>%
knitr::kable()
| Column | Unique_values |
|---|---|
| sentence_number | 6 |
| source_file | 24 |
| year | 24 |
| intensity | 41 |
| source_country | 249 |
| target_country | 250 |
| country | 251 |
| cameo_code | 273 |
| event_text | 273 |
| yearmonth | 285 |
| publisher | 290 |
| province | 5166 |
| event_date | 8674 |
| district | 9881 |
| target_name | 73399 |
| source_name | 75780 |
| latitude | 85686 |
| city | 88217 |
| longitude | 89652 |
| target_sectors | 200290 |
| source_sectors | 248443 |
| story_id | 8450555 |
| event_id | 17219747 |
| rows | 17365059 |


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protected class Component.FlipBufferStrategy
Inner class for flipping buffers on a component. That component must
be a Canvas
or Window
.
Canvas
,
Window
,
BufferStrategy
| Field Summary | |
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protected BufferCapabilities |
caps
The buffering capabilities |
protected Image |
drawBuffer
The drawing buffer |
protected VolatileImage |
drawVBuffer
The drawing buffer as a volatile image |
protected int |
numBuffers
The number of buffers |
protected boolean |
validatedContents
Whether or not the drawing buffer has been recently restored from a lost state. |
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Component.FlipBufferStrategy(int numBuffers,
BufferCapabilities caps)
Creates a new flipping buffer strategy for this component. |
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contentsLost()
Returns whether the drawing buffer was lost since the last call to getDrawGraphics . |
boolean |
contentsRestored()
Returns whether the drawing buffer was recently restored from a lost state and reinitialized to the default background color (white). |
protected void |
createBuffers(int numBuffers,
BufferCapabilities caps)
Creates one or more complex, flipping buffers with the given capabilities. |
protected void |
destroyBuffers()
Destroys the buffers created through this object |
protected void |
flip(BufferCapabilities.FlipContents flipAction)
Flipping moves the contents of the back buffer to the front buffer, either by copying or by moving the video pointer. |
protected Image |
getBackBuffer()
|
BufferCapabilities |
getCapabilities()
|
Graphics |
getDrawGraphics()
|
protected void |
revalidate()
Restore the drawing buffer if it has been lost |
void |
show()
Makes the next available buffer visible by either blitting or flipping. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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protected int numBuffers
protected BufferCapabilities caps
protected Image drawBuffer
protected VolatileImage drawVBuffer
protected boolean validatedContents
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protected Component.FlipBufferStrategy(int numBuffers, BufferCapabilities caps) throws AWTException
Canvas
or Window
.
numBuffers
- the number of bufferscaps
- the capabilities of the buffers
AWTException
- if the capabilities supplied could not be
supported or met
ClassCastException
- if the component is not a canvas or
window.Canvas
,
Window
| Method Detail |
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protected void createBuffers(int numBuffers, BufferCapabilities caps) throws AWTException
numBuffers
- number of buffers to create; must be greater than
onecaps
- the capabilities of the buffers.
BufferCapabilities.isPageFlipping
must be
true
.
AWTException
- if the capabilities supplied could not be
supported or met
IllegalStateException
- if the component has no peer
IllegalArgumentException
- if numBuffers is less than two,
or if BufferCapabilities.isPageFlipping
is not
true
.BufferCapabilities.isPageFlipping()
protected Image getBackBuffer()
IllegalStateException
- if the buffers have not yet
been createdprotected void flip(BufferCapabilities.FlipContents flipAction)
flipAction
- an integer value describing the flipping action
for the contents of the back buffer. This should be one of the
values of the BufferCapabilities.FlipContents
property.
IllegalStateException
- if the buffers have not yet
been createdBufferCapabilities.getFlipContents()
protected void destroyBuffers()
public BufferCapabilities getCapabilities()
getCapabilities
in class BufferStrategy
public Graphics getDrawGraphics()
getDrawGraphics
in class BufferStrategy
protected void revalidate()
public boolean contentsLost()
BufferStrategy
getDrawGraphics
. Since the buffers in a buffer strategy
are usually type VolatileImage
, they may become lost.
For a discussion on lost buffers, see VolatileImage
.
contentsLost
in class BufferStrategy
getDrawGraphics
VolatileImage
public boolean contentsRestored()
BufferStrategy
VolatileImage
, they may become lost. If a surface has
been recently restored from a lost state since the last call to
getDrawGraphics
, it may require repainting.
For a discussion on lost buffers, see VolatileImage
.
contentsRestored
in class BufferStrategy
VolatileImage
public void show()
show
in class BufferStrategy
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| LAPTOP: HP PAVILLION ZD7000 NOTE | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
| COMPUTER : IMPERIAL | 9 | INS | N | 1 | ||
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Can You Yodle and Juggle at the Same Time?
In the careers section of startup Yodle’s website, there are a couple programming problems, one of which is called JuggleFest. Here’s a summary: given a list of x circuits and y jugglers, where each juggler has a certain number of circuit preferences ranked 1 – n, assign the jugglers to circuits evenly such that the number of jugglers in each circuit is y/x and no juggler could switch to a circuit that they prefer more than the one they are already assigned to and be a better fit for that circuit than one of the other jugglers assigned to it. Whew.
We determine how good a match a juggler is for a circuit by taking the dot product of three variables which they all share: Hand-eye Coordination (H), Endurance (E), and Pizzazz (P). The higher the dot product of a juggler with a specific circuit, the better fit a juggler is for that circuit.
This problem is a great exercise in designing an airtight algorithm from small scale to large scale. The sample input provided by Yodle gives us 3 circuits and 12 jugglers, while the actual text file required to solve the challenge has 2,000 circuits and 12,000 jugglers. Below is my process broken into steps. There is no code here due to its length, but check out the whole solution on the github. Also note that I refer to Circuits and Jugglers with their first letters capitalized to signify that these are classes.
Read all Circuits and Jugglers into the program from an input file. This process can be handled many different ways, but one important requirement is that we figure out the total number of Jugglers and Circuits so we can determine the target number of Jugglers that each Circuit should hold.
Assign all Jugglers to their first preference Circuits. I designed my Circuits so that they contain two ArrayLists of Jugglers, one called jugglers, the other called overflow. Anytime the jugglers ArrayList becomes full, any subsequent Juggler added to that Circuit is checked against those already in jugglers. If it is better than none of them it is placed in overflow. If the new Juggler is a better match for the Circuit than another Juggler, then the worst match in jugglers is bumped down to overflow and the new Juggler is inserted in its sorted position in jugglers.
Examine Circuits one-by-one and distribute the members of their overflow array (if there are any) to the other Circuits. Repeat the following steps for each Circuit:
Find the worst matched Juggler in the overflow array.
Check this Juggler against its next preference Circuit.
If the Circuit is under capacity, add the Juggler to this Circuit immediately.
If the Circuit is at or over capacity, but the Juggler is a better match than one of the Jugglers currently in the Circuit’s jugglers ArrayList, insert it and kick the worst performing Juggler down to overflow.
If the Circuit is at or over capacity and the Juggler is not a better match than one of the Jugglers currently in jugglers, check against the next preference Circuit.
If this Juggler is not better than one of the Jugglers in its last preference Circuit, check all Circuits for an under-full Circuit and add it there.
Sweep across all the Circuits, repeating steps 3-4 until they’re all filled perfectly.
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G.I. JANE 1997 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1997 Timothy Voon 2 :-) :-) for being prettier and smarter than G.I. Joe
Cast: Demi Moore, Viggo Mortensen, Anne Bancroft, Jason Beghe, Lucinda Jenny, Scott Wilson, David Vadim, Morris Chestnut, Josh Hopkins Director: Ridley Scott Producers: Ridley Scott, Roger Birnbaum, Demi Moore, and Suzanne Todd Screenplay: David Twohy and Danielle Alexandra
Some valid points are made in this movie about the role of women not just in the defence force, but also in society. Why do some men feel the need to open a car door for a woman, to pull out a chair for her at the dining table, or to give up a seat on the bus for a mother? Why is there an undeniable urge to want to protect the 'weaker' sex? Do they really need protecting? Somehow the thought of my father and brother tussling in hand to hand combat on a battlefield puts knots of worry in my stomach, yet if it were my mother and sister should I be more concerned? Could these feelings be the result of my over sensitive conditioning by society?
The Navy SEALs encompasses the toughest training program there is in defence force of the United States. One woman (Demi Moore) is asked by a Senator (Anne Bancroft), to undertake the training thus forever changing the limited role and positions of women in armed combat. Moore is at first given preferential treatment by the corps, to account for the gender differences. Namely, steps to help climb a wall, a longer time limit to complete tasks and separate barracks and showers. Which is not unreasonable considering women are physiologically smaller, though no less intelligent than their male counterparts. However, Moore realises that she needs to go head to head with the males if she is to gain any respect from them.
The numerous scenes of bone breaking drills are as gruelling on the mind as on the eye. One begins to huff and puff just watching these men being pushed to the upper limits of human endurance. The most shocking scene is during a role played hostage interrogation. When Moore the leader of her group is battered, bashed and simulated raped in front of her men, in a attempt to break their code of silence. It is here that the commanding officer makes a solid statement - "She isn't the problem, we are." Meaning that the weakness lies not with the mettle of the female soldier, but in the heart of the male counterpart who cannot endure watching the torture of the fairer sex.
So perhaps society may need to change it's thinking towards women, and their right to defend their country in armed combat. However, since peace is predominant in the majority of the civilised world, there may not be any need to make a hasty decision about sending women into battle. In the mean time, I will continue to open car doors, pull out chairs and sacrifice my seat on a bus for women. I will also go into battle first before allowing my mother and sister to take up arms. Hopefully, there will also come a day when there are no battles left to be fought or won, and the only issue remaining regarding sexual equality is who should carry the baby.
This Ridley Scott movie is more melodrama than standard war flick, dealing with gender roles rather than actual combat. Not his best work, although thought provoking enough to keep the viewer interested. Moore's testosterone charged male characterisation is amusing. She has undoubtedly been taking tough guy lessons from husband Bruce.
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Refurbishment
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- March 26, 1995
Architectural design
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- Sanchez Jorge (refurbishment)
Art work
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- Françoise Schein and Federica Matta (refurbishment)
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Platform length: 105 m
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How To Use¶
This page provides simple use case for how to use this tool in backend.
Command Line Interface¶
There are two CLIs for this project.
scheduler.py has 4 arguments to control the process:
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<type>: Use’new’ or ‘initial’. If this is your first time to run this app and would like to get a full database of NCAA, use ‘initial’. If you already created a database but want to update it with newest data, use ‘new’.-p
<process>: Use process name as below
- ‘schedule_game_player‘: will scrap schedule, game and player information.
- ‘season_stat‘: will scrap seasonal statistics information.
- ‘game_stat’: will scrap each game’s statistics information.
- ‘game_detail‘: will scrap details of each game.
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<season>: Use a season year, i.e. 2015 means season 2014-2015
- fix.py has very similar arguments with scheduler.py except for it does not has
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<season>: Use a season year
- Usage:
scheduler.py -g <gender> -t <type> -p <process> -s <season>
fix.py -g <gender> -p <process>
Schedule of Cron Entries¶
This crapper runs with a cron (a time-based job scheduler in Unix-like computer operating systems). Once setup, you can sit back let the scrapper do the job itself.
Cron schedule:
- Scrape new teams every day in Nov to get a full list of all teams. (Men at 10:00PM, Women at 10:10PM)
- Scrape new games, schedules and players every day from Nov to Apr. (Men at 10:30PM, Women at 11:00PM)
- Scrape new game stats every day from Nov to Apr. (Men at 07:00PM, Women at 08:00PM)
- Scrape new season stats every day from Nov to Apr. (Men at 11:30PM, Women at 12:00AM)
- Scrape new game details every day from Nov to Apr. (Men at 01:00PM, Women at 05:00PM)
- Fix game_with_no_date, dup_gamestat, etc, every day from Nov to Apr. (Men at 5:00AM, Women at 6:00AM)
How to Add New season_id¶
- Steps:
Find the team list page http://stats.ncaa.org/team/inst_team_list
Select the sport and season year
Click any team in this list
You should see a url like http://stats.ncaa.org/team/index/12260?org_id=26172 , the first number 12260 would be the season id you want
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Three to Tango 1/2
Rated on a 4-star scale Screening venue: Odeon (Liverpool City Centre) Released in the UK by Warner Bros. on June 30, 2000; certificate 12; 98 minutes; country of origin USA; aspect ratio 1.85:1
Directed by Damon Santostefano; produced by Bobby Newmyer, Jeffrey Silver, Bettina Sofia Viviano. Written by Aline Brosh McKenna, Rodney Vaccaro. Photographed by Walt Lloyd; edited by Stephen Semel.
CAST..... Matthew Perry..... Oskar Novak Neve Campbell..... Amy Post Dylan McDermott..... Charles Newman Oliver Platt..... Peter Steinberg Cylk Cozart..... Kevin Cartwright John C. McGinley..... Strauss Bob Babalan..... Decker Deborah Rush..... Lenore
I've had slightly over a week to consider "Three to Tango", and the realisation hits me that it must not be called useless. This is a movie that will satisfy the curiosity of anyone wondering what it's like to be stuck in the cold next to a drunken alien at a bus stop for an hour and a half, who laughs at his own bad jokes despite the fact they don't have logical progression or punch lines.
I myself have never fantasised about that particular experience, and therefore found the movie an ordeal. The plot has nothing to do with aliens, but might as well have done, so strange are the actions of its humans. Matthew Perry stars as Oskar Novak, an architect asked by a millionaire client (Dylan McDermott) to make sure his mistress (Neve Campbell) doesn't get up to any mischief when out of sight. McDermott feels safe in this because he thinks that Perry is gay.
What we have here is yet another example of what James Blish called the Idiot Plot -- a story that would be over in a second if anybody in it had an inkling of brainpower. Dialogue tortuously contrives to avoid stumbling on the obvious truth that Perry ain't homosexual. McDermott and Campbell inexplicably laugh him off when he tries to clear matters up.
Much of the humour in "Three to Tango" is based around misunderstandings. Aside from the central dilemma, there are countless scenes where people mistake innocent suggestions for sexual propositions, such as when a secretary overhears Perry and his business associate (Oliver Platt) tell each other "We're partners, and proud of it!", or Perry when idly asks a guy at a party "What are you doing later?" Ho, ho, ho. This sort of thing could have been made funny in the 1930s, when there was more of a naivete to cinema, but now that trends of filmmaking and acting edge so much closer to realism, onscreen stupidity is rarely amusing and often embarrassing.
Nothing in "Three to Tango" makes sense. It's weird. Perry gets home to find Platt dancing around his apartment, sniffing his fingers and displaying a spiky hairdo. "What are you doing?" Perry asks. Platt's answer: "I was bored!" Previously, we opened on shot of them walking down a street chanting animal noises, to psyche themselves up for work. The most inane moment comes when Perry runs through town, chickens are thrown at him from offscreen, by no one, for no reason. He stops, looks at the camera, and carries on running. What was going on in the mind of the director when he ordered those chickens thrown? Did he really think it would have us rolling in the ailes?
I will resist making a cheap crack about the main actors being television stars, because they've done good work in movies before, and there's just no opportunity for them to breathe life into this indefensible material. One more oddity to wonder about, though: where does the title come from? There are either two or five main characters, depending on how you look at it, but not three. I can picture the story conferences, where savvy executives no doubt realised that if they were going to greenlight a project in which nothing made sense, it couldn't do any more harm to name it after an unrelated song.
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These spicy, sticky ribs are tender and wickedly moreish.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Cut the ribs into 2-3 pieces and place in a large, flameproof roasting tray.
Mix the remaining ingredients until well combined and pour over the ribs.
Place the tray over a medium heat and bring to the boil. Cover tightly with foil and place in the oven for 2 hours. Turn the ribs in their cooking liquor every 20 minutes.
Increase the oven temperature to 220C/425F/Gas 7. Continue basting the ribs every 5-10 minutes or so, or until the sauce is well reduced.
Drain the rice, line the steamer with clean damp cheesecloth, spread the rice on the cheesecloth and cover lightly. Cook in the steamer for 15 minutes, or until tender.
Meanwhile heat the oil in a large heavy fry pan, add the shallots, garlic and a pinch of salt. Cook for 4-5 minutes, or until golden-brown. Add the chillies and the sugar and continue cooking until lightly caramelised.
Stir in the spring onions and drain through a sieve. Finally stir in the crushed peanuts.
Allow the ribs to cool slightly then serve with rice and the sweet shallots and peanuts.


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Ingredients 1 head of cauliflower ½ onion, chopped 1 leek, chopped 2 cloves garlic, minced Bacon or butter 4 slices bacon 1 tbsp butter Salt and pepper Directions Steam cauliflower, then mash. Add bacon or butter to a pan. If using bacon, cook the bacon until crispy, remove all but 1 tbsp of fat. Add onions, leek and garlic to the butter and saute until tender.
Ingredients Chopped cooked chicken 1:1 ratio mayo and yogurt 1 tsp mustard Chopped grapes, pineapple, apple, ect. Chopped celery Green onions Salt and pepper Celery seeds Pinch of paprika Squeeze of lemon juice Directions Mix the mayo, yogurt, mustard, seasonings and lemon juice together. Mix in the chicken, grapes, celery and green onions
Ingredients 1½ cup black beans 1½ cup rice 3 cups broth 1 can diced tomatoes Seasoning Cumin Garlic powder Dried onion flakes Pepper Directions Dump all of the ingredients into a rice cooker. Cook until all the liquid is absorbed.
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Will Nickerson is an American business magnate, entrepreneur, philanthropist, investor, and programmer. In 1975, Nickerson and Paul Allen co-founded Microsoft, which became the world's largest PC software company. During his career at Microsoft, Nickerson held the positions of chairman, CEO and chief software architect, and was the largest individual shareholder until May 2014.
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Constructor
new CommandLineArgs(definitions)
The constructor will throw if you pass invalid option definitions. You should fix these issues before proceeding.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
definitions |
Array.<module:definition> | An optional array of [OptionDefinition](#exp_module_definition--OptionDefinition) objects |
- Source:
Throws:
-
`NAME_MISSING` if an option definition is missing the required `name` property
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`INVALID_TYPE` if an option definition has a `type` value that's not a function
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`INVALID_ALIAS` if an alias is numeric, a hyphen or a length other than 1
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`DUPLICATE_NAME` if an option definition name was used more than once
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`DUPLICATE_ALIAS` if an option definition alias was used more than once
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`DUPLICATE_DEFAULT_OPTION` if more than one option definition has `defaultOption: true`
Example
```js
const commandLineArgs = require('command-line-args')
const cli = commandLineArgs([
{ name: 'file' },
{ name: 'verbose' },
{ name: 'depth'}
])
```
Methods
getUsage(optionsopt) → {string}
Generates a usage guide. Please see [command-line-usage](https://github.com/75lb/command-line-usage) for full instructions of how to use.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
options |
object |
<optional> |
the options to pass to [command-line-usage](https://github.com/75lb/command-line-usage) |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- string
parse(argvopt) → {object}
Returns an object containing all the values and flags set on the command line. By default it parses the global [`process.argv`](https://nodejs.org/api/process.html#process_process_argv) array.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
argv |
Array.<string> |
<optional> |
An array of strings, which if passed will be parsed instead of `process.argv`. |
- Source:
Throws:
`UNKNOWN_OPTION` if the user sets an option without a definition
Returns:
- Type
- object


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Navigation available in Bootstrap share general markup and styles, from the base .nav
class to the active and disabled states. Swap modifier classes to switch between each style.
The base .nav
component is built with flexbox and provide a strong foundation for building all types of navigation components. It includes some style overrides (for working with lists), some link padding for larger hit areas, and basic disabled styling.
Classes are used throughout, so your markup can be super flexible. Use

s like above,

if the order of your items is important, or roll your own with a
element. Because the .nav
uses display: flex
, the nav links behave the same as nav items would, but without the extra markup.
Change the horizontal alignment of your nav with flexbox utilities. By default, navs are left-aligned, but you can easily change them to center or right aligned.
Centered with .justify-content-center
:
Right-aligned with .justify-content-end
:
Stack your navigation by changing the flex item direction with the .flex-column
utility. Need to stack them on some viewports but not others? Use the responsive versions (e.g., .flex-sm-column
).
As always, vertical navigation is possible without

s, too.
Takes the basic nav from above and adds the .nav-tabs
class to generate a tabbed interface. Use them to create tabbable regions with our tab JavaScript plugin.
Take that same HTML, but use .nav-pills
instead:
Force your .nav
’s contents to extend the full available width one of two modifier classes. To proportionately fill all available space with your .nav-item
s, use .nav-fill
. Notice that all horizontal space is occupied, but not every nav item has the same width.
When using a
-based navigation, you can safely omit .nav-item
as only .nav-link
is required for styling
elements.
For equal-width elements, use .nav-justified
. All horizontal space will be occupied by nav links, but unlike the .nav-fill
above, every nav item will be the same width.
Similar to the .nav-fill
example using a
-based navigation.
If you need responsive nav variations, consider using a series of flexbox utilities. While more verbose, these utilities offer greater customization across responsive breakpoints. In the example below, our nav will be stacked on the lowest breakpoint, then adapt to a horizontal layout that fills the available width starting from the small breakpoint.
Use the tab JavaScript plugin—include it individually or through the compiled coreui.js
file—to extend our navigational tabs and pills to create tabbable panes of local content, even via dropdown menus.
Dynamic tabbed interfaces, as described in the WAIARIA Authoring Practices, require role="tablist"
, role="tab"
, role="tabpanel"
, and additional aria-
attributes in order to convey their structure, functionality and current state to users of assistive technologies (such as screen readers). As a best practice, we recommend using <button>
elements for the tabs, as these are controls that trigger a dynamic change, rather than links that navigate to a new page or location.
Note that dynamic tabbed interfaces should not contain dropdown menus, as this causes both usability and accessibility issues. From a usability perspective, the fact that the currently displayed tab’s trigger element is not immediately visible (as it’s inside the closed dropdown menu) can cause confusion. From an accessibility point of view, there is currently no sensible way to map this sort of construct to a standard WAI ARIA pattern, meaning that it cannot be easily made understandable to users of assistive technologies.
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Placeholder content for the tab panel. This one relates to the profile tab. You got the finest architecture. Passport stamps, she's cosmopolitan. Fine, fresh, fierce, we got it on lock. Never planned that one day I'd be losing you. She eats your heart out. Your kiss is cosmic, every move is magic. I mean the ones, I mean like she's the one. Greetings loved ones let's take a journey. Just own the night like the 4th of July! But you'd rather get wasted.
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To help fit your needs, this works with

-based markup, as shown above, or with any arbitrary “roll your own” markup. Note that if you’re using
, you shouldn’t add role="tablist"
directly to it, as this would override the element’s native role as a navigation landmark. Instead, switch to an alternative element (in the example below, a simple

) and wrap the
around it.
The tabs plugin also works with pills.
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Placeholder content for the tab panel. This one relates to the profile tab. You got the finest architecture. Passport stamps, she's cosmopolitan. Fine, fresh, fierce, we got it on lock. Never planned that one day I'd be losing you. She eats your heart out. Your kiss is cosmic, every move is magic. I mean the ones, I mean like she's the one. Greetings loved ones let's take a journey. Just own the night like the 4th of July! But you'd rather get wasted.
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And with vertical pills.
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October 29, 2015
One more week of independent learning at DevBootcamp and we finally hit the topic I was most looking forward to: Relational Databases and SQL. There are many uses to relational databases but one of there main benefits is there ability to give specific sets of data from a variety of sources based on user inputted criteria. Using the SQL language, databases can be queried. These bits of SQL code are called queries. More information about SQL can be found here
This post will discuss query optimization. Query optimization is a process that determines which query is best. The "best" query is determined by a variety of factors, and these factors may be weighed different based on how the system is designed. Cost-based query optimizers look at the computer resources being used and estimate the runtime cost of different query plans and compare them. On a small scale, using a small amount of data, these costs may be negligble but for large enterprises, where different data sets are stored at different physical locations, the costs can be highly varied and so query optimization is an important consideration.
Query optimizers can visually represent different query plans as a tree of nodes. Each node represents a single operation within the query. If the query operation is only performed on one table a single branch stemming to that node is shown, but if it requires more than one table (such as a join operation), two branches stemming to that node are shown. The cost of each node can be shown visually (as a percent of the entire operation). It can be helpful to the user to understand which steps are the costliest to the entire query. Below is an example of a query plan. It breaks down by % the cost of each step.
A query plan
Query performance can largely be determined by the order in which tables are joined. A query optimizer will look at the different ways tables can be joined and calculate the most and least costly options. This involves a dynamic programming algorithm. Through careful consideration, a company or person's time and money can be saved through proper query optimization.
October 25, 2015
Another week at DevBootcamp and...back to square one?! What? So we finally completed our introduction to the Ruby language, and moved on to a new programming language: JavaScript. Although it is "object-oriented" like Ruby, there are number of differences in syntax and interpretation. So this week felt a bit like a step backwards because I wasn't building on a whole lot of knowledge, but as the saying goes "Two steps forward, one step back..." In this week's post, I will be discussing the differences between Ruby and Javascript in how they loop instructions. My main focus will be on looping through data structures like arrays.
So in Ruby, there were methods in place that allowed for iteration through data arrays. For example, the .each method would pass along the value of each value in an array into a code block like so:
The .each method
Here, Ruby is taking the array and multiplying each value in the array and multiplying it by two. It is a clean and simple way to perform an iteration.
Since there is no .each method in JavaScript, to perform this task, you must use what is called a For Loop. A for loops runs through a block of code if a certain condition is met. It is most often used to run a block of code a specific number of times. In order to run the above iterations in JavaScript we need to run the following code:
A for loop in JavaScript
It's output
In the JavaScript example, we first define the variable array in line 1. Then we run a for loop. The first part within the parenthesis is run before the loop begins. It starts our counter, i, at a value of zero. Then it runs the code block as long as the condition in the second part of the parenthesis is met, which it is. The code block uses the variable i as an index for the array. It prints the array value, at index i, multiplied by 2, to the console. After running the code block, it will run through the 3rd part within the parenthesis. This part means it will add 1 to i after each loop. So for the first time it takes the element 0 in the array which is 1 and multiplies it by 2 to get 2. The second time, it takes the element 1 in the array which is 2 and mutiplies it by 2 to get 4. This continues until i is 5. It will not run when i is 5, because this is larger than the length of the array.
Although it is a bit more complicated, iterating through data structures in JavaScript doesn't have to be that difficult.
October 18, 2015
Another week at DevBootcamp, and I feel like I'm starting to fully understand the capabilities of the Ruby language. Beyond writing logic and algorithms to solve single problems, Ruby is capable of customization so that methods can be written for certain defined objects, with specific attributes. These specific objects are named classes.
To write a class in Ruby, it must be defined like so:
Define Class
This is pretty simple. The next step is critical. The first method that must be written in a new class is the "initialize" method. In the initialize method, parameters that are inputted into the new class can be converted into what are called instance variable. Other instance variable may also be defined at this step. Understanding instance variables is fundamental to understanding how classes in Ruby (and other object oriented languages work). Instance variables, unlike local variables, hold there value beyond a single method. This means that their value is passed on to other methods used with in the class (instance methods). In Ruby they are defined with the @ sign. See below:
Initialize Class
As you can also see in this example, argument errors can be raised in the initialize step if there is an unexpected input type. Once the step class is initialized, new objects in this class can be created with the .new method. After writing the initialize method, other instance methods can be written.
Write Instance Methods
Here, instance methods are written for the Die class. When called, the sides method reports the number of sides there are on the object, based on the inputted array. The roll method is called, a random side is selected. As you can see, the instance variables are being used again, in a multitude of ways. This is a basic overview of how object classes are written in Ruby.
October 11, 2015
This week at DevBootcamp, we've been diving deeper into Ruby. The methods we are required to write are getting more complex logically and also require calling more complicated methods. Some of these methods can be found in specific Modules, which are collections of methods and constants. One of the major modules we have been working with is the Enumerable module. Methods from this module work with classes of objects that contain multiple values. Objects such as:
- Arrays
- Hashes
- Ranges
- Sets
The Enumerable methods apply to each of these objects. An enumerable method performs a set of instructions, with all values within the collection object in mind. The method I'll be talking about in this post is the .map method.
The .map method is a good way to take values from a collection and return them in a new array. You can modifiy the output of the array via a code block. See below:
.map method example
In the example, array "a" is defined in line 1. In line 3, the .map method is used to take the elements from array "a" and map them into a new array. However, we modified the elements by multiplying them by 2. This is what is defined in the code block. The map method is a good way to take a collection of values and put them into another collection object.
October 5, 2015
This week I looked into an issue that has been bothering internet users for years: SPAM! We're all familiar with spam, it is bothersome emails that contain information we do not care to see. Often spam messages contain advertisements, scams and sometimes viruses. With the number of internet users at such a massive volume, more and more people are falling victim to spam.
Since there are many different types of spam, I chose to look at the type that seems to cause the most harm and that's those that contain malware or link to malware.
Spam emails can contain executable, downloadable files that may be enticing to download. Or there may be links in emails that download files to a users computer. If the user opens these files, they can risk infection for their computer. Sometimes emails can appear to contain completely blank messages, but the html of the email actually contains instructions to download unwanted files. These bad emails sometimes may appear to be from other users you know. When this is the case, infected users (especially AOL users) have had their email address hijacked and the malicious message isn't even from them. This makes it harder to tell that the message is spam.
Spam is tough to combat globally because there is no accepted definition of spam and it is difficult to enforce cyber crimes. The best way to combat the detrimental effects of spam is to educate yourself on the types of spam and recognize what they look like. Only download files if you know exactly what it is and if it is the exact file that you requested. It is also good to be aware of what the expected file size should be so you know if you are downloading the right file.
October 4, 2015
Wow! What a week. We've started to dive into the thick of using computer logic. We started using the language Ruby to design tiny programs. Ruby is a neat little language with many intuitive features that make beginning programming easy. This post will talk about two objects used in Ruby: Arrays and Hashes. It is getting late, so I will keep it brief while addressing the important aspects of both of these objects.
Arrays
Now both arrays and hashes are what we call container objects. This means that contained within the object is a collection of many objects. The difference between hashes and arrays is how they store their objects. Each object within an array has an index value associated with it. See the example below:
Array
This is an example of the Ruby language. Only pay attention to the text right of the ">" In line 1, we defined the array "a". It is defined as an array because of the [] brackets. Inside array a, we added elements "a" "b" "c" and "d". Line 2 shows this as the output. As I said before, array elements have an associated index value. These values correspond to the order of the elements, from left to right, starting with a value of 0. So this means that the 0th element in array a is "a". While the 1st element of array a is "b" and so on. Examples of this are shown in lines 3-6. The last element of the array can be accessed with a negative index value. This is why the -1st element of array a is a "d"
Arrays have a variety of uses. They are good when the order of the objects in the array matters. This makes the index valuable useful. Arrays are also good for having objects that are all the same type. For example, if you wanted to look up the ID numbers of a marathon winners that were contained in a large array, you could use the index value to search this.
Hashes
Hashes are similar to arrays, but keeping track of the objects contained in the hash is a bit different. Hashes don't have a numerical index associated with the objects they contain. Instead each object in the has has an associated "key" that points to a value contained in the hash. See the example below:
Hash
The above shows how to define a hash in Ruby. In line 1, we defined "a" as a hash. It is defined as a hash because of {} brackets. Inside hash a, we defined 3 keys and 3 values. The keys are the full state names and they point to their associated value using the "=>" Their associated values are state abbreviations. In lines 3-7, we call their values using their key.
The specificity of hashes can be useful. For example, a hash could be helpful when you are trying to standardized the submission of a form. So if someone enters an address and you want all the submissions to have state abbreviations you could have the keys of the hash be different submission possibilities and run the submissions through the hash. This is an example that the above hash could be useful.
September 25, 2015
Things have really been moving fast at DevBootcamp. That's the way I like it! After 3 weeks we've covered all of the basics of web page design. Last week we reviewed HTML formatting and organization. This past week, we started moving into new territory (for me) and covered CSS, a styling language that brings aesthetic appeal to wepbages.
CSS has the power to change how content looks on a screen. This involves changing the font, size, and color of elements. However, it also involves changing the position of the elements on the page. In this post, I'll discuss a little more in depth how some of CSS positioning attributes work.
In CSS there are 4 main ways to define an HTML element's (such as a paragraph, list, or header etc.). They are:
- Static
- Relative
- Absolute
- Fixed
The first position type, static positioning, might be the simplest to understand. It is the default way elements lie
Static Positioning
In the image above, all of the HTML elemtents (each of the 4 divs) are positioned as static (even though the CSS is only shown for the 1st one). Since they are all written in the HTML as one after the other (Div 1 followed by Div 2, followed by Div 3, etc.), this is the way they are displayed. The only way to modify their position is by changing their margins and padding.
The second position type, relative positioning, is like a more specific way of changing elements from their static positioning. Using the "top," "bottom," "left" and "right" properties, you can modify where the element lies relative to it's static positioning. See the below example:
Relative Positioning
In the example, Div 2 is shifted to the right. This is because the left property is set to 40px. This means that the left border starts 40 pixels from the where the left border would lie in the static position.
The third position type, absolute positioning, can be modified in the same way as relative positioning, using the "top," "bottom," "left," and "right" properties. However, these change the element's position relative to it's parent elemtent. If it's parent element is the entire page body, it is relative to the
Absolute Positioning
In the example above, the HTML was rewritten so Div 3 is contained within Div 2. This means that Div 2 is the parent element of Div 3. So the top border of Div 3 is 50 pixels from the top border of Div 2, and the left border of Div 3 is 70 pixels from the left border of Div 2.
The last position type available in CSS is fixed. Fixed positioning simply locks an element in it's place on the screen. No matter where you scroll, the element will always appear in that same space on the screen. We'll need two screenshots to illustrate this:
Fixed Positioning.
Fixed Positioning.
If you note the scroll right scroll bar in the above screenshots, they are in different spots, yet Div 4 is in the exact same place in the viewing window. This is what fixed positioning does. You can change where the element is fixed using the "top," "bottom," "left" and right properties.
That is a intro to CSS positioning. Stay tuned for blog updates!
September 11, 2015
Week 1 got the ball rolling quickly and introduced a lot of new ideas and reviewed some ones I already had experience with.
Week 1 introduced the command line. Using the command line, you can enter text called commands that can create, move, delete and execute files (among many other functions). From college, I already had some knowledge of these commands, but I had only performed these commands on a Unix system. This week taught me how to perform the same commands on a Windows machine (which I own). For the most part they are similar, but there are a few subtle differences.
One of the big ideas introduced this week was the idea of "version control." Version control is the idea of monitoring changes to digital files. It keeps projects organized and aids the file creator(s) in moving back and forth between different file versions. From my days as a data analyst at Verzion, I was used to repeatedly saving and properly labeling files after modifications. But this week, DevBootcamp taught me a whole new, in-depth, way of performing version control using git and Github.
An example of version control flow, using a central remote repository like GitHub
Git is a tool that helps you monitor changes you've made to files. As you change and create new files and folders, you can perform what is called "commit" to save these changes. You also can add notes that say the changes you've made. Using the git commands, you can check the status of the changes you've made, save the changes, and then send the changes to a remote location so that your changes can be accessed online. The most common resource where you can "push" your changes to is GitHub. GitHub is a great place to store your code because multiple users can access it. This aids in projects where there are many developers.


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thanks for stopping by to learn more about me and my internship with christian union at brown!
I grew up in the Philippines and was raised in a Christian home. I came to know Jesus at a very young age, but did not truly make my faith my own until I moved to the United States in 2011. My faith grew stronger when I attended Brown University, where I got involved in Christian Union, learned the necessity of community, and saw the need for Jesus' love.
Christian Union seeks to create an environment that develops thoughtful and mature Christian leaders who will serve the Brown campus and engage one another in selfless, authentic community.
As a full-time intern for the school year, I will:
We have hope that with God’s help, the support of ministry staff, community, and Bible studies, students will not only leave Brown stronger in their walk with God than when they entered. We also hope they will enter into their sector of influence able to invite others into the gospel and redeem the way their work is done.
Please consider prayerfully supporting me, and if you feel led, contributing financially.
My role is to be your hands and feet at Brown leading Bible studies, discipling students, supporting our full-time ministry staff, loving students through the pressures and struggles of college, and working with student leaders in planning retreats, outreach events, and other weekly ministry events.
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Note: Each item on the bottom timeline is a day on the top one. Double-click approximately where you want to go in time.
Use the filters on the left to limit the display, or search the whole record. (This will usually search a name if you
are looking for someone.) Everything without a time is shown at the beginning of the day.
Anytime you see "Michelle" or "Biden" as a person, it is because they either attended with the president or had their own event.
Everything else is Obama.
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Wed Nov 9, 2011
I’ve been thinking about the future and what it might bring. In my last post I talked about a 1988 school project that accurately predicted the dawn of the tablet age. Well, here are three emerging technologies that are quite simply gob smacking. You have to see these videos to believe.
Quantum Levitation
You know that magnetic forces repel and attract, but did you know these laws can be bended so an object stays fixed in empty space? Check this out:
Holographic Interface:
You know the holodeck on Star Trek? Maybe it isn’t so far-fetched after all. Using the Microsoft Kinect, these guys have created a holographic interface where you can interact with holographic objects as if they were real:
Dream Recorder:
Researchers have used Youtube as a massive database to analyze imagery and hooked it up to a brain scanner to correlate brain patterns. This data was then used to literally display the thoughts of the subject as they dreamt.  Minority Report anyone?


An adaptation of classical region/gene-based association analysis techniques to the use of summary statistics (P values and effect sizes) and correlations between genetic variants as input. It is a tool to perform the most popular and efficient gene-based tests using the results of genome-wide association (meta-)analyses without having the original genotypes and phenotypes at hand.
| Version: | 1.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Imports: | methods, Matrix, splines, seqminer, GBJ |
| Published: | 2018-11-15 |
| Author: | Nadezhda M. Belonogova and Gulnara R. Svishcheva with contributions from: Seunggeun Lee (kernel functions), Pierre Lafaye de Micheaux ('davies' method), Minghui Wang, Yiyuan Liu, Shizhong Han (simpleM function) Thomas Lumley ('kuonen' method), and James O. Ramsay (functional data analysis functions) |
| Maintainer: | Nadezhda M. Belonogova <belon at bionet.nsc.ru> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | sumFREGAT results |
| Reference manual: | sumFREGAT.pdf |
| Package source: | sumFREGAT_1.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: sumFREGAT_1.1.0.zip, r-release: sumFREGAT_1.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: sumFREGAT_1.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: sumFREGAT_1.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: sumFREGAT_1.1.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | sumFREGAT archive |
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<gs-folder></gs-folder>
The gs-folder
tag enables you to navigate folders, upload files, delete files, rename files and open the file editor for files.
A basic gs-folder
element:
path
":
The "path
" attribute is for defining what directory the element should start in. Users cannot navigate to folders above the "path
" setting (this is merely a front-end limitation, do not depend on this as a security measure).
horizontal
":
The "horizontal
" attribute is for putting the file list and the folder list side by side.
no-folders
":
The "no-folders
" attribute is for hiding the folder list. This can be used to prevent the user from navigating anywhere other than the folder they start in (this is merely a front-end limitation, do not depend on this as a security measure).
no-files
":
The "no-files
" attribute is for hiding the file list.
mini
":
The "mini
" attribute removes the border around the element.
qs
":
The "qs
" attribute makes the element listen for changes in the query string. If the column that element listens for is in the query string then it will refresh when the query string changes. Note: The "path
" attribute is templated by doT.js and the "qs
" variable is a JSON equivalent of the query string.
no-list-error
":
The "no-list-error
" is useful because the folder that a gs-folder is pointed at may not exist yet. Once the user uploads/creates a file: the necessary folders will be created automatically.


Stanley is a visualization of past Stanley Cup champions and the player relations between these winning teams.
Using the mouse, you can pan and zoom the axis and select teams.
Selecting a team will highlight the node in red and the arcs of the players in black that team shares with other Stanley Cup winning teams.
This side panel will show information on the selected team such as the logo, name, win years and the winning roster for the selected year.
You can hover over players in the roster to see their arcs highlighted in the diagram.
You can re-open this help panel any time by clicking on the 'Legend' button in the bottom left corner.


.NET Core Desktop Runtime 3.1 or higher is required.
This app makes library from image files in registered folders.
You can find images in a custom criteria.
View Images
Image scaling, rotation, and management
There is the slideshow mode which change the image automatically.
You can view the image in full screen during slideshow.
Choose a favorite color for the background of viewer.
Image Database
Register folders containing images.
While the app is running, it monitors the addition and removal of the images in the folder, and updates the library automatically.
Use tags to manage registered images.
By tapping the tag, images with the same tag will be enumerated.
By using a keyboard shortcut, you can set the tag quickly.
Management of images will be more convenient by grouping of items such as e-books.
You can also set tags or rating to the group.
Search for your images by size, created date, tag, rating or other file properties.
To set more detailed condition, use the "AND/OR" operator.
By saving the search criteria to the album, you can use it again.
You can set multiple sort conditions when displaying the search results.
For example, sort images first by rating and then by modified date in each group of same rating.
Supported file formats
It supports the image format of the following:
".png", ".jpg", ".jpeg", ".bmp", ".gif", ".wmf", ".emf", ".tif", ".tiff", ".webp"
Animated GIF is supported.
Vector image formats(".wmf", ".emf"
) can be enlarged while maintaining the quality.


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Token
Go to Login
Username
Email
Clear Cache
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{}
Include auto increment ID
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like
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<>
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=
>
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in
in [
,
,
]
(e.g.
_owner
) having relation
friend
following
followed
Sort
acs
desc
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Offset
Limit
Display cached result
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