A styleground effect.
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#include <Style.h>
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◆ Effect() [1/3]
| Sakura::Effect::Effect |
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◆ Effect() [2/3]
| Sakura::Effect::Effect |
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| e | The element to construct from. Constructs an Effect from an element, calling LoadFromElement. |
◆ Effect() [3/3]
- Parameters
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| e | The element to construct from. |
| apply | The element to apply first. Constructs an Effect from an element and apply, calling loadFromElement. |
◆ ApplyElement()
| void Sakura::Effect::ApplyElement |
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Element * |
e | ) |
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◆ LoadFromElement() [1/2]
| void Sakura::Effect::LoadFromElement |
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Element * |
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| e | The element to load from. Loads an effect from an element. Copies the name of the element into name, and the attributes into def. |
◆ LoadFromElement() [2/2]
- Parameters
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| e | The element to load from. |
| apply | The element to apply first. Copies the attributes from apply first. Then copies the attributes from the element e. Copies the name of the element into name |
◆ SaveToElement()
| Element * Sakura::Effect::SaveToElement |
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void |
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- Returns
- The new element. Creates a new element from the effect. It's name is the string name.
◆ defs
| std::map<std::string,std::variant<int32_t,bool,float,std::string> > Sakura::Effect::defs |
The attributes of the effect.
◆ name
| std::string Sakura::Effect::name |
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UPDATE_RATE
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federatedml.feature.binning package¶
Submodules¶
federatedml.feature.binning.base_binning module¶
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class
federatedml.feature.binning.base_binning.
Binning
(params, party_name, abnormal_list=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
This is use for discrete data so that can transform data or use information for feature selection.
Parameters: params (FeatureBinningParam object,) – Parameters that user set. -
cols_dict
¶ Record key, value pairs where key is cols’ name, and value is cols’ index. This is use for obtain correct data from a data_instance
Type: dict
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static
add_label_in_partition
(data_bin_with_table, total_bin, cols_dict, encryptor=None, header=None)[source]¶ Add all label, so that become convenient to calculate woe and iv
Parameters: - data_bin_with_table (DTable) – The input data, the DTable is like: (id, {‘x1’: 1, ‘x2’: 5, ‘x3’: 2}, y, 1 - y)
- total_bin (int, > 0) – Specify the largest bin number
- cols_dict (dict) – Record key, value pairs where key is cols’ name, and value is cols’ index.
- encryptor (Paillier Object) – If encryptor is not None, y and 1-y is indicated to be encrypted and will initialize 0 with encryption.
Returns: result_sum –
- {‘x1’: [[event_count, non_event_count], [event_count, non_event_count] … ],
’x2’: [[event_count, non_event_count], [event_count, non_event_count] … ], …
}
Return type: the result DTable. It is like:
-
static
aggregate_partition_label
(sum1, sum2)[source]¶ Used in reduce function. Aggregate the result calculate from each partition.
Parameters: - sum1 (DTable.) –
- It is like:
- {‘x1’: [[event_count, non_event_count], [event_count, non_event_count] … ],
- ’x2’: [[event_count, non_event_count], [event_count, non_event_count] … ], …
}
- sum2 (DTable) – Same as sum1
Returns: Return type: Merged sum. The format is same as sum1.
- sum1 (DTable.) –
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static
bin_data
(instance, split_points, cols_dict, header, is_sparse)[source]¶ Apply the binning method
Parameters: - instance (DTable) – The input data
- split_points (dict.) –
Each value represent for the split points for a feature. The element in each row represent for the corresponding split point. e.g. split_points = {‘x1’: [0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4 …], # The first feature
’x2’: [1, 2, 3, 4, …], # The second feature …] # Other features - cols_dict (dict) – Record key, value pairs where key is cols’ name, and value is cols’ index.
- is_sparse (bool) – Specify whether it is sparse data or not
Returns: result_bin_dict – Each element represent for the corresponding bin number this feature belongs to. e.g. it could be: [{1: 1, 2: 5, 3: 2} …
] # Each number represent for the bin number it belongs to.
Return type: dict.
-
static
cal_iv_woe
(result_counts, adjustment_factor, split_points=None)[source]¶ Given event count information calculate iv information
Parameters: - result_counts (DTable.) –
- It is like:
- {‘x1’: [[event_count, non_event_count], [event_count, non_event_count] … ],
- ’x2’: [[event_count, non_event_count], [event_count, non_event_count] … ], …
}
- adjustment_factor (float) – The adjustment factor when calculating WOE
- split_points (dict) –
- split_points = {‘x1’: [0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4 …], # The first feature
- ’x2’: [1, 2, 3, 4, …], # The second feature …] # Other features
Returns: - {‘x1’: attr_obj,
’x2’: attr_obj … }
Return type: Dict of IVAttributes object
- result_counts (DTable.) –
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cal_local_iv
(data_instances, split_points=None, label_table=None)[source]¶ Calculate iv attributes
Parameters: - data_instances (DTable) – The input data
- split_points (dict.) –
Each value represent for the split points for a feature. The element in each row represent for the corresponding split point. e.g. split_points = {‘x1’: [0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4 …], # The first feature
’x2’: [1, 2, 3, 4, …], # The second feature …] # Other features - label_table (DTable) – id with labels
Returns: Return type: Dict of IVAttributes object
-
fit_split_points
(data_instances)[source]¶ Get split points
Parameters: data_instances (DTable) – The input data Returns: split_points – Each value represent for the split points for a feature. The element in each row represent for the corresponding split point. e.g. split_points = {‘x1’: [0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4 …], # The first feature ’x2’: [1, 2, 3, 4, …], # The second feature …] # Other featuresReturn type: dict.
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get_data_bin
(data_instances, split_points=None)[source]¶ Apply the binning method
Parameters: - data_instances (DTable) – The input data
- split_points (dict.) –
Each value represent for the split points for a feature. The element in each row represent for the corresponding split point. e.g. split_points = {‘x1’: [0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4 …], # The first feature
’x2’: [1, 2, 3, 4, …], # The second feature …] # Other features
Returns: data_bin_table – Each element represent for the corresponding bin number this feature belongs to. e.g. it could be: [{‘x1’: 1, ‘x2’: 5, ‘x3’: 2} …
]
Return type: DTable.
-
get_sparse_bin
(transform_cols_idx, split_points_dict)[source]¶ Get which bins the 0 located at for each column.
-
static
woe_1d
(data_event_count, adjustment_factor, split_points)[source]¶ Given event and non-event count in one column, calculate its woe value.
Parameters: - data_event_count (list) – [(event_sum, non-event_sum), (same sum in second_bin), (in third bin) …]
- adjustment_factor (float) – The adjustment factor when calculating WOE
- split_points (list) – For this specific column, its split_points for each bin.
Returns: IVAttributes – Stored information that related iv and woe value
Return type: object
-
federatedml.feature.binning.bucket_binning module¶
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class
federatedml.feature.binning.bucket_binning.
BucketBinning
(params, party_name='Base', abnormal_list=None)[source]¶ Bases:
federatedml.feature.binning.base_binning.Binning
For bucket binning, the length of each bin is the same which is: L = [max(x) - min(x)] / n
The split points are min(x) + L * k where k is the index of a bin.
-
fit_split_points
(data_instances)[source]¶ Apply the binning method
Parameters: data_instances (DTable) – The input data Returns: split_points – Each value represent for the split points for a feature. The element in each row represent for the corresponding split point. e.g. split_points = {‘x1’: [0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4 …], # The first feature ’x2’: [1, 2, 3, 4, …], # The second feature …] # Other featuresReturn type: dict.
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federatedml.feature.binning.quantile_binning module¶
-
class
federatedml.feature.binning.quantile_binning.
QuantileBinning
(params, party_name='Base', abnormal_list=None)[source]¶ Bases:
federatedml.feature.binning.base_binning.Binning
After quantile binning, the numbers of elements in each binning are equal.
The result of this algorithm has the following deterministic bound: If the data_instances has N elements and if we request the quantile at probability p up to error err, then the algorithm will return a sample x from the data so that the exact rank of x is close to (p * N). More precisely,
- {{{
- floor((p - 2 * err) * N) <= rank(x) <= ceil((p + 2 * err) * N)
}}}
This method implements a variation of the Greenwald-Khanna algorithm (with some speed optimizations).
-
static
approxiQuantile
(data_instances, params, cols_dict, abnormal_list, header, is_sparse)[source]¶ Calculates each quantile information
Parameters: - data_instances (DTable) – The input data
- cols_dict (dict) – Record key, value pairs where key is cols’ name, and value is cols’ index.
- params (FeatureBinningParam object,) – Parameters that user set.
- abnormal_list (list, default: None) – Specify which columns are abnormal so that will not static when traveling.
- header (list,) – Storing the header information.
- is_sparse (bool) – Specify whether data_instance is in sparse type
Returns: summary_dict –
- {‘col_name1’: summary1,
’col_name2’: summary2, … }
Return type: dict
-
fit_split_points
(data_instances)[source]¶ Apply the binning method
Parameters: data_instances (DTable) – The input data Returns: split_points – Each value represent for the split points for a feature. The element in each row represent for the corresponding split point. e.g. split_points = {‘x1’: [0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4 …], # The first feature ’x2’: [1, 2, 3, 4, …], # The second feature …] # Other featuresReturn type: dict.


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GalaxyGUI class
#include <GalaxyGUI.h>
Contents
Constructors, destructors, conversion operators
Public functions
- void setMapFile()
- Set the Map File to load from for initial Galaxy state.
- void checkImage()
- Checks which radio button is selected, sets the background image, and calls setImage().
- void setImage(string imageFile)
- Set the background image and redraws the simulation window.
- void createButtons()
- Create Button objects and click/timer listeners for each button. The buttons created include: SET MAP, START, STOP, and RESET. Certain buttons are disabled when appropriate.
- void createSingleRadio(string text, GRadioButton** nameOut)
- Create a single radio button object to control the background image.
- void createRadioButtons()
- Create radio button objects to control the background image. This method also sets up a timer listener to check which radio button (background) is selected.
- void createMapChooser()
- Create a dropdown menu object that allows to change the map file used to initialize the grid on start.
- void tick()
- Iterates the simulation by one move.
- void redraw()
- Redraws the objects of the simulation window.
- void drawSpaceObject(SpaceObject* spaceObject, int row, int col)
- Draws a single SpaceObject (planet or star) and the the occupants. Occupants are represented by the first letter of their alien race name and a percentage representing fullness of the planet with respect to max population of the planet.
- void drawSpaceship(SpaceObject* spaceship, int row, int col)
- Draws a single Spaceship facing the direction of its last move.
- void drawExplosion(SpaceObject* explosion, int row, int col)
- Draws an explosion, which occurs when a spaceship loses a battle. Explosions start at a peak stage (image size) and reduce in stage (image size) over nine simulation iterations. This results in an "animated" explosion.
- auto getShipImage(string name, Moves lastMove) const -> string
- Get the filename for the image of a spaceship.
Function documentation
void GalaxyGUI:: setImage(string imageFile)
Set the background image and redraws the simulation window.
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| imageFile | The file name of a background image. |
void GalaxyGUI:: createSingleRadio(string text,
GRadioButton** nameOut)
Create a single radio button object to control the background image.
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| text | Label of radioButton. |
| nameOut | An address of a pointer to a radio button. |
void GalaxyGUI:: drawSpaceObject(SpaceObject* spaceObject,
int row,
int col)
Draws a single SpaceObject (planet or star) and the the occupants. Occupants are represented by the first letter of their alien race name and a percentage representing fullness of the planet with respect to max population of the planet.
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| spaceObject | Either a star or planet. |
| row | |
| col |
void GalaxyGUI:: drawSpaceship(SpaceObject* spaceship,
int row,
int col)
Draws a single Spaceship facing the direction of its last move.
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| spaceship | A spaceship. |
| row | |
| col |
void GalaxyGUI:: drawExplosion(SpaceObject* explosion,
int row,
int col)
Draws an explosion, which occurs when a spaceship loses a battle. Explosions start at a peak stage (image size) and reduce in stage (image size) over nine simulation iterations. This results in an "animated" explosion.
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| explosion | An explosion. |
| row | |
| col |
string GalaxyGUI:: getShipImage(string name,
Moves lastMove) const
Get the filename for the image of a spaceship.
| Parameters | |
|---|---|
| name | Alien type. |
| lastMove | The last move of a spaceship used to determine which spaceship image to draw. |
| Returns | string A filename. |


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| load_cache {knitr} | R Documentation |
If a code chunk has turned on the chunk option cache = TRUE
, a cache
database will be established after the document is compiled. You can use this
function to manually load the database anywhere in the document (even before
the code chunk). This makes it possible to use objects created later in the
document earlier, e.g. in an inline R expression before the cached code
chunk, which is normally not possible because knitr compiles the
document in a linear fashion, and objects created later cannot be used before
they are created.
load_cache( label, object, notfound = "NOT AVAILABLE", path = opts_chunk$get("cache.path"), dir = opts_knit$get("output.dir"), envir = NULL, lazy = TRUE )
label |
The chunk label of the code chunk that has a cache database. |
object |
The name of the object to be fetched from the database. If it
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notfound |
A value to use when the |
path |
Path of the cache database (normally set in the global chunk
option |
dir |
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envir |
Environment to use for cache loading, into which all objects in
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lazy |
Whether to |
Invisible NULL
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object if found.
Apparently this function loads the value of the object from the previous run of the document, which may be problematic when the value of the object becomes different the next time the document is compiled. Normally you must compile the document twice to make sure the cache database is created, and the object can be read from it. Please use this function with caution.
See the example #114 at https://github.com/yihui/knitr-examples.


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In order to be able to taylor specific model variants to specific research questions (see below), including the first major questions of
- reproducing the ongoing great acceleration and
- identifying scenarios for a future great transformation,
- analyzing resilience of development pathways (as those provided by IAMs, aka optimizing on the edge)
and to study the structural stability of the model by replacing individual variants of subcomponents by other variants of the same subcomponent, a thoroughly designed modularization needs to be followed from the start, both in
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- concrete software implementation.
A suitable modularization has probably more than just one level, but the levels should be compatible, preferably forming a hierarchy of components and subcomponents, each of which might represent
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- an individual algebraic/implicit equation that states a certain relationship between a set of variables or their derivatives, which could hence be named the *interacting variables * of this component (e.g. the equation stating that the wages in the energy and final sectors must be equal),
- a set of such equations belonging together thematically (e.g. a set of ODEs representing the carbon cycle, or a set of algebraic equations representing the general equilibrium allocation of resources to production processes)
- what else?
Particular care needs to be taken with components representing stochastic, discontinuous processes. E.g., the network adaptation might be represented by
- an “adaptation timing component” that selects the next time point at which adaptation occurs in one of several ways (output variable: yes/no whether the current time point is this time point)
- a “rewired link selection component” that selects the link to be rewired in one of several ways
- and a “rewiring component” that selects a pair of nodes to be newly connected in one of several ways
- or: just one component doing all of these three things.
As some processes, especially those acting on stocks, often have additive effects, the default behaviour of the model should be that if a variable occurs as output in more than one component, their output is added, as long as the component does not explicitly state that this is not considered making sense.
The interface of a component thus consists at least in naming the
- input variables (mandatory and optional)
- output variables and corresponding orders of time derivatives, with flags whether output may be added to other components output to the same variables
- interacting variables and corresponding orders of time derivatives
In order for components to be linked, it is of utmost importance that a consistent set of (potential) interface variables is used, which should be designed in parallel to the components’ interfaces. For many variables, different levels of aggregation might be needed in different components, so a list like this may be helpful, indicating stocks and flows explicitly in the name:
| variable name (aggregation level) | physical dimension | description |
| population stock (cell) | humans | a cell’s total human population |
| population stock (cell, age group) | humans | a cell’s population of a certain age group |
| labour stock (cell) | time per time | a cell’s total available labour hours per time (will be related to population, possibly by aggregating population over age groups) |
| energy inflow (cell) | energy per time | … |
| physical capital value (cell) | monetary | value of all machines, tools, etc. used for economic production in a cell as an exclusive good (i.e., the unit that is used in one production process/facility cannot be used simultaneously in another production process/facility) |
| public infrastructure value (cell) | monetary | value of all infrastructure (mostly networked such as transportation & communication) used as a nonexclusive public good |
| financial capital (cell) | monetary | |
| managed material stock mass (cell) | mass | total mass of physical capital, public infrastructure, and other materials managed by society in the cell. the ratio * (physical capital value + public infrastructure value) / managed material stock mass* may be considered a material efficiency indicator |
| … |
Aggregation needs to happen on a consistent hierarchy (which should probably match established classifications from relevant disciplines, e.g. age groups used in official statistics, geographic regions used in geosciences), so another list like this may be helpful:
| aggregation level | description |
| cell | smallest geographic unit, e.g. defined by a lon/lat grid |
| age group | interval of possible ages of a human, e.g. [0a,18a], [18a,65a], [65a,infinity] |
| age in yrs | one-year intervals of possible ages of a human: [0a,1a], [1a,2a], … |
| … |
In order to bridge different aggregation levels if some component outputs a different aggregation level than another needs as input, there may be specific “ resolution components ” whose sole job is to aggregate, disaggregate (using some heuristics?) or interpolate between aggregation levels.


THE SUMMER HOUSE A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1994 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Jeanne Moreau, Lena Headey, Joan Plowright, Julie Walters, David Threlfall. Screenplay: Martin Sherman. Director: Waris Hussein.
In retrospect, my responses to THE SUMMER HOUSE seem very confusing. I did laugh at this lightweight British comedy; in fact, I laughed quite a lot. At the same time, I found myself wondering why I wasn't enjoying it more. THE SUMMER HOUSE is full of quotable one-liners, spirited performances and good intentions. It also never quite adds up to a satisfying film. At just under 80 minutes, THE SUMMER HOUSE leaves some characters sketched in only the broadest of strokes, and burdens the humor with an unnecessarily dark and cumbersome story structure.
Based on the writings of Alice Thomas Ellis, THE SUMMER HOUSE tells the story of Margaret (Lena Headey), a young Croydon woman whose marriage to Syl Monro (David Threlfall) is rapidly approaching. The small problem in this scenario: Margaret not only doesn't love Syl, she doesn't even like him. Coming off a tragic relationship abroad, Margaret is cornered into the engagement by her well-meaning but old-fashioned mother Monica (Julie Walters), and believes there's no hope for backing out. Enter Lili (Jeanne Moreau), an old friend of Monica's visiting for the wedding. The vibrant and uninhibited Lili becomes Margaret's confidante, and together with Syl's mother (Joan Plowright) resolves to see to it that the marriage never takes place.
Nearly everything that works in THE SUMMER HOUSE is thanks to Moreau and Plowright. Yes, they are given good lines by screenwriter Martin Sherman (the stage play BENT), but the real success is in the interpretation. Moreau is mischievous and full of energy, bordering on over-the-top but just managing to keep the reins on Lili. She is given most of the sharpest dialogue, and she uses it to paint a picture of a woman moving into her later years with a continued lust for life, but one who never comes off as an arrested adolescent. Plowright's Mrs. Monro is generally more subdued, lamenting that "in some cultures, the elderly throw themselves off ice floes when they're no longer of any use; unfortunately, there are no ice floes in Croydon." She's really quite a lonely and unhappy woman before a drinking binge with Lili allows her to rediscover a sense of fun, and a purpose in preventing the disastrous marriage. These two fine actresses are extremely entertaining, and THE SUMMER HOUSE might be considered worth seeing simply for their performances.
The characters surrounding them aren't quite so worthy of attention. Although ostensibly the centerpiece of the story, Margaret is really very poorly defined. It's never entirely clear what part the factors of her mother, her ill-fated Egyptian romance and her desire to become a nun respectively play in her actions and decisions. Lena Headey is a fresh face, but for the most part that face is a frown, and she never develops beyond her melancholy. Even more caricatured is Syl, a womanizing oaf nearing middle age while still living with his mother. David Threlfall, who resembles Monty Python's Eric Idle while playing one of his unctuous game show host characters, really hasn't got much to do but leer and be slightly off-putting, and his character makes the situation much more ridiculous than it needs to be. Even Julie Walters, a very good actress, is wasted in the role of Margaret's mother. There was clearly a great deal of time spent giving these characters funny things to say, but not nearly as much making them real.
Even more distracting than the absence of real characters is the absence of a coherent plot. THE SUMMER HOUSE is comprised largely of snippets of witty conversation, funny in their own right but never moving towards anything. The details of Margaret's affair are revealed in distracting flashbacks, and the entire issue of the marriage seems sometimes to be in the way of the characters quipping. There are also some disturbing undercurrents--intimations of child abuse, an unexplained violent death--which seem grossly out of place and entirely unnecessary. Ultimately, I can give THE SUMMER HOUSE a mild recommendation because of the laughs it provides, but I was disappointed by the unrealized potential for something a bit more human.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 bad marriages: 6.
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Data sets for econometrics.
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| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10), Ecfun |
| Published: | 2016-12-16 |
| Author: | Yves Croissant |
| Maintainer: | Spencer Graves <spencer.graves at effectivedefense.org> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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Last updated on December 11, 2019
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Last updated on December 10, 2019
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class()
- Functions removed or renamed:
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compFun()
- removed
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factornum()
- renamed to factor_to_num()
-
qrD()
- removed
- Functions altered:
- Functions added:
-
nll()
- risk under cross-entropy loss
- Bump of version number to 0.6.0 for updated release on CRAN
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for a combination of expect_true()
and setequal()
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instead of identical()
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Maker carries Idaho St. over Montana-Western 80-48
by The Associated PressPOCATELLO, Idaho (AP) — Chier Maker had 18 points and seven rebounds as Idaho State romped past Montana-Western 80-48 on Thursday night.
Maker hit 4 of 6 3-pointers.
Malik Porter had 10 points for Idaho State (2-1). Tarik Cool added 10 points and six assists. Chidi Udengwu had nine rebounds for the home team.
Cedric Boone had 13 points for the Bulldogs. James Jones added 12 points. Connor Burkhart had 11 points and three blocks.
Idaho State matches up against Washington State on the road on Sunday.
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```tut:invisible ``` class: center, middle # $title$ $author$ • `@JulienTruffaut` ??? - notes here - see https://remarkjs.com/#1 --- # Inline Scala examples ```tut:silent case class Person(name: String, age: Int) ``` ```tut:book val john = Person("John", 23) john.age john.copy(age = 30) ``` ??? - see https://github.com/tpolecat/tut --- # Scala examples from core module ```tut:silent import $package$.Foo.{FooInt, FooString} ``` ```tut:book val fooInt = FooInt(5) val fooString = FooString("Hello World") val foos = List(fooInt, fooString) ``` --- class: center, middle # Thanks! Code and slides at `$github_id$/$name$` on GitHub ## Questions?


What is Kron?
Kron is a reset-able Timers manager offering 4 modes through a unified api. Kron takes care of the involved implementation of reset-able Timers while ensuring a proper memory management with no extra effort:
Kron.debounce
: Calls immediatly and reject calls until time out elapsesKron.debounceLast
: Asdebounce
but also performs the last call after time outKron.idle
: Performs the last call after not being called during the timeout intervalKron.watchdog
: Asidle
but allowing to be canceled withwatchDogCancel
CocoaPods
If you use CocoaPods
to manage your dependencies, simply add
Kron to your Podfile
:
pod 'Delayed', '> 2.2.2'
And then import the module
import Delayed
Why Kron?
Creating a reset-able Timer requires a setup similar to this:
class SomeClass{
var timer:Timer?
/// create timer
func createTimer(){
assert( timer == nil, "Please call cancelTimer first" )
timer = Timer(timeInterval: TimeInterval(1.0), target: self, selector: #selector(timerTick), userInfo: nil, repeats: false)
RunLoop.main.add(timer!, forMode: .commonModes)
}
// cancel timer
func cancelTimer(){
if let aTimer = timer {
aTimer.invalidate()
}
timer = nil
}
// restart timer
func restartTimer(){
cancelTimer()
createTimer()
}
/// handle callback
@objc func timerTick(_ timer:Timer){
timer.invalidate()
//Do something
}
}
What about doing this in one line?
Kron takes care of all this setup by internally managing a map of Timers that can be accesed through a resetKey
. Recursively calling with the same resetKey
will cause that particular timer to reset in all modes.
Kron.idle(timeOut:1.0, resetKey:"updateUI"){ (key,context) in
}
So the main difference are
Instead of returning a
Timer
instance, Kron manages the Timers internally through a [KronKey
:Timer
] dictionary. This makes easy to call Kron from distant components or threads accesing the timers by their key value and in a single line.The
KronKey
can be etiher aString
struct orAnyObject
instance. If an object is passed the key is inferred from the object’s pointer. Calling the methods with the same key causes all timer modes to be reset.An optional
context
ofAny?
type can be provided and it’s internally wrapped with a weak reference to prevent retain cycles. The context is then optionally passed to thetimeOut
closure.
Practical Applications
Debounce Scroll
This example will ensure to update the UI only every second during user scroll. Additionally using debounceLast
will ensure to apply the last call on timeOut. This will guarante the last event will be performed. (You cn alsu use debounce
for traditional debouncing.
func didScroll(){
Kron.debounceLast(timeOut: 1, resetKey: "scroll") { (keu, context) in
//updateUI
}
}
Idleand Ensure Context
This example will save a document only if the user hasn’t typed in 5 seconds. In the timeOut closure we check that the KronKey
is equal to the currentDocumet otherwise we abort the save action.
var currentDocument:NSObject;
func textViewDidChange(){
autoSave()
}
func autoSave(){
Kron.idle(timeOut:10.0, resetKey:self.currentDocument){ [weak self] (key,context) in
let aDocument = key as? NSObject
guard aDocument == self?.currentDocument else{
return
}
self?.saveNow()
}
}
func saveNow(){
//save only if current document is still active
}
Watchdog
The following example shows how to add a watchdog for different Api Requests.
func startApiRequest(_ endPointURL:String){
let watchdogkey = "ApiRequest\(endPointURL)"
Kron.watchDog(timeOut:10.0, resetKey:watchdogkey){ (key,context) in
// retry or something else?
assert(false, "print api is not responding!")
}
SomeClass.loadApi(endPointURL){
Kron.watchDogCancel(watchdogkey)
}
}
Documentation
Self-generated documentation using jazzy and hosted in github available here:
Gists
Please review the test units for exhaustive implementation samples.
In all instances the timer will be reset by simply calling Kron with the same key. (See below Static vs Instance
to learn more about the Static keyspace).
- Idle Timer
Kron.idle(timeOut:1.0, resetKey:"keyStrokes"){ (key,context) in
print("performed after 1 second of inactivity")
}
- Debouncer
Kron.debounce(timeOut:1.0, resetKey:"Scroll"){ (key,context) in
print("performed immediately and again no sooner than 1 second")
}
- Debouncer and perform last
Kron.debounceLast(timeOut:1.0, resetKey:"Scroll"){ (key,context) in
print("performed immediately and again no sooner than 1 second")
print("also performs the last call after 1 second of inactivity")
}
- Watchdog
Kron.watchdog(timeOut:10.0, resetKey:"ApiResponse"){ (key,context) in
print("performed after 10 seconds unless canceled")
}
...
// Called somewhere else to abort the timeOut
Kron.watchdogCancel("ApiResponse")
Satic vs Instance
You can use the provided static functions. Internally Kron manages 4 singletons to prevent key collisions between the different modes:
//Debouncer
Kron.debounce
//Debouncing Last
Kron.debounceLast
//Idle
Kron.idle
//Watchdog
Kron.watchdog
Optionally you can instantiate Kron to manage your own keyspace in that given intance.
let myKron = Kron()
myKron( ...
Have a question?
If you need any help, please visit our GitHub issues. Feel free to file an issue if you do not manage to find any solution from the archives.
You can also reach us at:
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enter index of element to select:
enter value of element to select:
Afghanistan
Albania
Algeria
American Samoa
Andorra
Angola
Anguilla
Antarctica
Antigua And Barbuda
Argentina
Armenia
Aruba
Australia
Austria
Azerbaijan
Bahamas
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belarus
Belgium
Belize
Benin
Bermuda
Bhutan
Bolivia
Bosnia And Herzegovina
Botswana
Bouvet Island
Brazil
British Indian Ocean Territory
Brunei Darussalam
Bulgaria
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cambodia
Cameroon
Canada
Cape Verde
Cayman Islands
Central African Republic
Chad
Chile
China
Christmas Island
Cocos (Keeling) Islands
Colombia
Comoros
Congo
Congo, The Democratic Republic Of The
Cook Islands
Costa Rica
Co^te D'Ivoire
Croatia
Cuba
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Djibouti
Dominica
Dominican Republic
East Timor
Ecuador
Egypt
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Estonia
Ethiopia
Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
Faroe Islands
Fiji
Finland
France
French Guiana
French Polynesia
French Southern Territories
Gabon
Gambia
Georgia
Germany
Ghana
Gibraltar
Greece
Greenland
Grenada
Guadeloupe
Guam
Guatemala
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Guyana
Haiti
Heard Island And McDonald Islands
Honduras
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Iran, Islamic Republic Of
Iraq
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Jordan
Kazakstan
Kenya
Kiribati
Korea, Democratic People's Republic Of
Korea, Republic Of
Kuwait
Kyrgyzstan
Lao People's' Democratic Republic
Latvia
Lebanon
Lesotho
Liberia
Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Macau
Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic Of
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaysia
Maldives
Mali
Malta
Marshall Islands
Martinique
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mayotte
Mexico
Micronesia, Federated States Of
Moldova, Republic Of
Monaco
Mongolia
Montserrat
Morocco
Mozambique
Myanmar
Namibia
Nauru
Nepal
Netherlands
Netherlands Antilles
New Caledonia
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
Niue
Norfolk Island
Northern Mariana Islands
Norway
Oman
Pakistan
Palau
Palestinian Territory, Occupied
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Pitcairn
Poland
Portugal
Puerto Rico
Qatar
Re'union
Romania
Russian Federation
Rwanda
Saint Helena
Saint Kitts And Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint Pierre And Miquelon
Saint Vincent And The Grenadines
Salvador
Samoa
San Marino
Sao Tome And Principe
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
Solomon Islands
Somalia
South Africa
South Georgia And The South Sandwich Islands
Spain
Sri Lanka
Sudan
Suriname
Svalbard And Jan Mayen
Swaziland
Sweden
Switzerland
Syrian Arab Republic
Taiwan
Tajikistan
Tanzania, United Republic Of
Thailand
Togo
Tokelau
Tonga
Trinidad And Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Turks And Caicos Islands
Tuvalu
Uganda
Ukraine
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
United States
United States Minor Outlying Islands
Uruguay
Uzbekistan
Vanuatu
Vatican City State (Holy See)
Venezuela
Viet Nam
Virgin Islands, British
Virgin Islands, U.S.
Wallis And Futuna
Western Sahara
Yemen
Yugoslavia
Zambia
Zimbabwe
The selected country is:


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The logo of NASA, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Credit: NASA |
WASHINGTON — NASA will receive $18 billion for 2015, more than a half a billion dollars above the Obama administration’s original request, under the terms of an omnibus spending bill released late Dec. 9.
The appropriations bill, which funds NASA and most of the rest of the federal government for the remainder of the fiscal year that began Oct. 1, gives the agency $17.99 billion, including increases for several major exploration and science programs. That total is $530 million above the administration's request of $17.46 billion for the agency, and about $100 million above separate House and Senate appropriations bills considered earlier this year. It's also nearly $350 million above NASA’s enacted 2014 budget of $17.65 billion.
Two major elements of NASA's exploration strategy won funding boosts in the final bill. The Space Launch System heavy-lift rocket will receive $1.7 billion, an increase of $320 million over the administration’s request. The Orion spacecraft will get $1.194 billion, an increase of $141.2 million over the request.
The bill also requires NASA to submit in its next budget proposal five-year funding projections for the SLS and Orion programs that match the budget and schedule estimates for those programs developed in recent or ongoing reviews. Those estimates, developed by NASA for a program milestone called Key Decision Point C (KDP-C), were completed for SLS in August and will be completed for Orion in the spring of 2015.
The bill specifically requires those projections for the SLS to show completion by December 2017. The KDP-C review for SLS estimated that the vehicle would be ready for its first launch no later than November 2018.
NASA's planetary science program won an increase of $157 million, to $1.438 billion for 2015. The bill sets aside $100 million of that funding for a proposed Europa mission, for which the White House had requested just $15 million.
NASA's astrophysics program won a $77.5 million increase, to $684.8 million, in the omnibus bill. That includes $70 million for the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy, an airborne telescope for which NASA requested only $12 million. NASA had planned to mothball the flying observatory in 2015 if it could not find partners to fund the telescope's annual operating cost of about $85 million.
NASA's commercial crew program received $805 million in the bill, less than the requested $848 million but more than the program received in previous years. The omnibus bill leaves out a controversial provision from the Senate's appropriations bill that would have required certified cost and pricing data from commercial crew companies. That language was opposed by many supporters of the commercial crew program, as well as by the White House.
NASA's aeronautics program received $651 million, an increase of $100 million over the administration’s request. In a report accompanying the bill, appropriators directed NASA to apply the additional funds proportionally across the programs in that mission directorate.
NASA's space technology program was cut by nearly $110 million from the administration's request, to $596 million. Appropriators offered no specific rationale for the cut in report language, nor direction on how to apply the reduced funding among its programs.
Other parts of the agency's budget saw only minimal changes from the administration's request. The bill includes $3.828 billion for space operations; $2.759 billion for safety, security, and mission operations (formerly known as cross-agency support); $419.1 million for construction; $119 million for education; and $37 million for the agency’s inspector general.
The overall bill, sometimes called a "cromnibus" since it serves as only a continuing resolution (CR) for the Department of Homeland Security through February 2015, was slated to be voted on by the House Dec. 11, and immediately thereafter by the Senate. The federal government is currently funded by a continuing resolution that expired at midnight of Dec. 11, and another short-term continuing resolution, lasting only a few days, was needed to keep the government operating until Congress passes the omnibus bill.
This story was provided by SpaceNews, dedicated to covering all aspects of the space industry.


Exercise 6.
When using grid examples, it is often easy for populations to be equal in every district, but on real maps, some deviation is allowed. The population deviation of a district plan is the percentage difference between the most populous and least populous districts, relative to the ideal population (the population if all districts were equal).
For example, suppose a state with 1,000,000 people was divided into 10 districts. The most populous district contains 102,300 people and the least populous district contains 98,400 people. This means that the ideal population is 100,000 and the population deviation is 3.9%.
\(\frac{102,300-98,400}{100,000}=.039=3.9\%\)Courts have dictated that the maximum allowed population deviation is 0.75% for congressional plans and 10% for state legislative plans.
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Suppose a state is planning to create new congressional districts and proposes a plan in which their 3 districts have the following populations:
District #1: 232,934
District #2: 231,956
District #3: 231,158
Calculate the ideal population and the population deviation for this plan. Would this proposal be allowed to move forward based on population alone?
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Suppose a state with a population of 2,300,000 is set to create new district plans for 8 congressional districts and 40 state legislative districts
The congressional proposal's least populous district has a population of 286,790. What is the maximum population allowed for another district?
The state legislative proposal's most populous district has a population of 59,440. What is the minimum population allowed for another district?


Integers are numbers.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
To create them, simply type the number with no additional formatting.
You can also convert another object to an integer using the .to_i
method:
"2".to_i => 2
"2".to_i + 3 => 5
8.integer? => true
2 + 17 => 19
16 / 4 => 4
3 * 9 => 27
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]
{"beans" => 3, "tomatoes" => 1, "noodles" => 30, "zuccini" => 3}
8.even? => true
8.to_s => "8"
5.times do
puts "Hi there!"
end
Any characters between quotation marks are strings.
"I am a string"
"100"
To create a string, simply type characters within quotation marks, or define an empty string using empty quotation marks.
string = ""
You can also convert another object to a string using the .to_s
method:
2.to_s => "2"
2.to_s * 3 => "222"
"string".class => String
"Mary" + " had" + " a" + " little" + " lamb" => "Mary had a little lamb"
"Excellent".length => 9
"The cat jumped 5 times".length => 22
"elephant".reverse => "tnahpele"
"It's been a great day".split => ["It's", "been", "a", "great", "day"]
"barack".capitalize => "Barack"
{"Mary" => "teacher", "Bob" => "nurse", "James" => "carpenter", "Joshua" => "broker"}
Arrays are ordered collections of any objects, with integers as indexes for accessing elements.
["boy", 7, "girl", 10, "banana"]
[6, 8, 4, 6, 3]
To create an array, type your elements within brackets [ ]
and use commas to separate them, or just use empty brackets.
array = []
array = [1, 2, 3]
You can also use the method .split
to separate strings into an array.
"string".split("") => ["s", "t", "r", "i", "n", "g"]
222.to_s.split("") => ["2", "2", "2"]
[3, 4, 5].class => Array
["cat", "dog", "bird", "cow"]
[1, 4, 26, 8, 45]
["cat", 26, "bird", "cow", 45]
[1, 2, 3] + [3, 4, 5] => [1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5]
[1, 2, 3, 4].push(5) => [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
["a", "b", "c", "d"].pop => "d"
["tree", "bush", "flower"].clear => []
[1, 2, 3, 4].each do |n|
print n + 2
end
=> 3456
Hashes are like dictionaries. They are collections of unique keys and their values.
{"rainbow" => 1, "gold" => 3, "leprechaun" => 1
To create a hash, put your content into curly brackets { }. Hashes can be formatted in two different ways: using arrows =>
and using colons :
. In both formats, the elements are separated by commas.
{"hash" => 3, "array" => 2}
{:hash 3, :array 2}
To access elements of a hash, or to add new elements to a hash, use square brackets:
hash = ["banana" => 4]
hash["banana"] => 4
hash["apple"] = 3 => {"banana" => 4, "apple" => 3}
{"a" => 1, "b" => 2, "c" => 3}
{"100" => 1, "200" => 2, "300" => 3}
{:house 4, :yard 5, :sidewalk 6}
{"a" => 1, "b" => 2, "c" => 3}.keys => ["a", "b", "c"]
{"a" => 1, "b" => 2, "c" => 3}.values => [1, 2, 3]
hash1 = {"a" => 1, "b" => 2, "c" => 3}
hash2 = {"d" => 4, "e" => 5, "f" => 6}
hash1.merge(hash2) => {"a" => 1, "b" => 2, "c" => 3, "d" => 4, "e" => 5, "f" => 6}


Number of tick:
Your output:
C# .NET save the date from 1th January year 0 that is 0 tick
Javascript save the date as unix from 1th January 1970 that is 0 tick in javascript and<PHONE_NUMBER>00000000 ticks for .NET
So .NET save in a different start data and use milliseconds so we need to do two operation for convert in Javascript tick date
The formula for convert C# ticks (csDateToConverter) to Javascript ticks (jsTicks) is: "jsTicks = (csTicksToconvert - csUnixStartDateTicks) / ticksPerMillisecond"
Then you can use "new Date(jsTicks) for get the date in human readable language


The Nginx configuration file (<%= @config_file %>) must contain the correct configuration options in order for Phusion Passenger to function correctly.
<b>http { ... passenger_root <%= @passenger_root %>; passenger_ruby <%= @ruby %>; ... }</b>
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Two Girls And A Guy
Chad'z rating: **1/2 (out of 4 = OK/average)
1998, R, 92 minutes [1 hour, 32 minutes]
[comedy/drama]
starring: Robert Downey, Jr. (Blake), Heather Graham (Carla), Natasha Wagner (Lou); produced by Chris Hanley, Edward R. Pressman; directed by James Toback.
Seen April 24, 1998 at 9:25 p.m. at Crossgates Mall Cinema 12, theater C, with Casey Rivers, using Hoyt's Movie Cash. [theater rating: ***: good seats, sound, and picture]
When a film goes out on a limb and does something unique it's an effort worth giving credit for. However, credit and quality are separates issues as one does not necessarily equal the other. "Two Girls And A Guy" demonstrates this notion by using minimalistic storytelling to carry an entire movie, but often seems too caught up in its niche to use it properly.
The story starts off simple and never really expands beyond its basic premise, which is set into motion just as soon as the opening credits disappear. We meet two young women: Carla (Graham), an upright, professional blonde; and Lou (Wagner), a streetwise brunette, as they wait outside an apartment building for their respective boyfriends. After an encounter with a wannabe-player, the two begin to talk and realize they are dating the same man, Blake (Downey, Jr.). He's a struggling actor whom both had considered to be a bit mysterious, but never realized how easily they had been duped until now. They decide they must brandish Blake with a vengeance of some sort and proceed to break into his spacious loft and wait for him inside.
Establishing a story is one of the most crucial elements to filmmaking and the way this film does this is symbolic of the way it works (or fails to). The first scene on the steps of the building is rather awkward, as the attempt at humor through confrontation with a generic, cartoonish character shows little promise for originality. Add to that the weak dialogue and performances which makes the film seem like a teenage-oriented sitcom. Listening to the characters ramble on about nothing is quite annoying, however, once the story is given something to focus upon it begins to improve.
And so the film manages to stretch what could be a 2-minute sitcom bit into a an entire act. This does provide for some characterization on behalf of Carla and Lou and we learn a great deal about Blake simply through their stories about him. He has said and done the same things to each at same general time. Each thought they were the only woman he ever "loved" (not including the raunchy-but-funny terms which mean the same thing in GenX-speak). At times it's hard to believe they could have been so gullible, but once Blake enters the picture, we begin to understand why. Blake is an actor who takes his profession seriously and tries to justify himself by saying he believes he fell in love with both simultaneously. But is he being sincere or is he acting? This idea is brought up continuously throughout the picture and provides for a semblance of theme.
Writer/director James Toback wrote the screenplay specifically with Downey in mind (after his recent trouble with the law), and it's amazing to watch him absorb the script and atmosphere and deliver such a superb performance despite the limits he is forced to work with. Downey is so good he completely upstages Graham and Wagner which also hinders the script. The confrontation scenes are at least interesting as performed, but to listen to the words and consider the actions that take place, it doesn't make much sense. Carla and Lou are angry with Blake and they have every right to be, but why does Blake not seem to care? Why is there a gratuitous sex scene in the midst of such hostility? And most importantly, why do they stay at his apartment as long as they do when they are clearly fed up with him? That question never seems to be answered, which is surprising since it's the niche to the film.
Even if "Two Girls And A Guy" falters with its story, it's worth commending for the way in which it is told (almost entirely in real-time with one setting). Unfortunately, it's just another case of style over substance.
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Denotes a regulatory trading halt when relevant news influencing the security is being disseminated. Trading is suspended until the primary market determines that an adequate publication or disclosure of information has occurred. |
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Gap |
While in this mode, auto-execution is not eligible, the quote is then considered manual and non-firm in the bid and offer, and either or both sides can be traded through as per Regulation NMS. |
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This condition can be disseminated to indicate that this quote was the opening quote for a security for that Participant. |
FastTrading |
For extremely active periods of short duration. While in this mode, the UTP Participant will enter quotations on a best efforts basis. |
Resume |
Indicate that trading for a Participant is no longer suspended in a security which had been Opening Delayed or Trading Halted. |
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Get the field's value.
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You've migrated your existing app and database servers for your ERP system to Azure as VMs. Now, to reduce your costs and administrative requirements, you're considering using some Azure platform as a service (PaaS) services. Storage services will hold certain large file assets, such as engineering diagrams. These engineering diagrams have proprietary information in them, and must remain secure from unauthorized access. These files must only be accessible from specific systems.
In this unit, you'll look at how to use virtual network service endpoints for securing supported Azure services.
Use virtual network service endpoints to extend your private address space in Azure by providing a direct connection to your Azure services. Service endpoints let you secure your Azure resources to only your virtual network. Service traffic will remain on the Azure backbone, and doesn't go out to the internet.
By default, Azure services are all designed for direct internet access. All Azure resources have public IP addresses, including PaaS services, such as Azure SQL Database and Azure Storage. Because these services are exposed to the internet, anyone can potentially access your Azure services.
Service endpoints can connect certain PaaS services directly to your private address space in Azure, so they act like they’re on the same virtual network. Use your private address space to access the PaaS services directly. Adding service endpoints doesn't remove the public endpoint. It simply provides a redirection of traffic.
Azure service endpoints are available for many services, such as:
For a service like SQL Database, which can't be accessed until you add IP addresses to its firewall, service endpoints should still be considered. Using a service endpoint for SQL Database restricts access to specific virtual networks, providing greater isolation and reducing the attack surface.
To enable a service endpoint, you must do the following two things:
When you enable a service endpoint, you restrict the flow of traffic, and enable your Azure VMs to access the service directly from your private address space. Devices cannot access the service from a public network. On a deployed VM vNIC, if you look at Effective routes, you'll notice the service endpoint as the Next Hop Type.
This is an example route table, before enabling a service endpoint:
And here's an example route table after you've added two service endpoints to the virtual network:
All traffic for the service now is routed to the VirtualNetworkServiceEndpoint, and remains internal to Azure.
Service resources that you've secured by using virtual network service endpoints are not, by default, accessible from on-premises networks. To access resources from an on-premises network, use NAT IPs. If you use ExpressRoute for connectivity from on-premises to Azure, you have to identify the NAT IP addresses that are used by ExpressRoute. By default, each circuit uses two NAT IP addresses to connect to the Azure backbone network. You then need to add these IP addresses into the IP firewall configuration of the Azure service resource (for example, Azure Storage).
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docker pull < image name >
This command is used to pull images from the docker repository(hub.docker.com)
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1964: Born in Chicago, IL. However, he was raised in Detriot, MI
1980: At the age of 16, Eric decided to drop out of school and was kicked out of his home after an aguement with his mother.
1981: Met a pastor who saw untapped potential. Through positive mentoring, Eric was able to obtain his GED and enrolled into Oakwood University. He chose this University because his girlfriend and now wife enrolled there.
While enrolled in college, Eric started a non profit called Break The Cycle I Dare You.
2001: Though it took 12 years, Eric's perserverence payed off when he earned is degree.
2005: Earned a Master's in K-12 Administration with an emphasis in Educational Leadership.
2015: Earned a PhD in Education Administration in 2015.
Check out some of Dr. Thomas' powerful speeches
"Dr. King is dead, Malcolm X is dead! I'm that new guy! I'm the new inspiration!"
If you have the time, read more about Dr. Thomas on his Wikipedia entry.


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Kona woman critically injured when vehicle strikes SUV she was helping to push off road | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
A 28-year-old woman suffered critical injuries in a two-vehicle collision in Kailua-Kona.
Police said a 62-year-old Kailua-Kona man was traveling on the highway in a white 2007 Hyundai Sante Fe sport utility vehicle when he struck a red 2005 Ford Explorer SUV that had broken down in the middle of the roadway at about 6:47 p.m. Tuesday.
A 28-year-old Ford driver and his passenger, the 28-year-old woman of Kailua-Kona, were attempting to push the vehicle off the roadway when the Hyundai struck the Ford.
Police said the Ford spun upon impact and hit the woman who was standing outside of the SUV at the time.
She was taken in critical condition to North Hawaii Community Hospital.
The Hyundai and Ford drivers were not injured.
Police said speed was not involved.
The Hawaii Police Department’s Area II Traffic Enforcement Unit has launched a negligent injury investigation. Anyone who witnessed the collision is asked to call officer Jason Foxworthy at 326-4646 ext. 229.


CoinPayments
class CoinPayments (View source)
Properties
| protected Credentials | $credentials | ||
| protected RequestAgent | $requestAgent | ||
| protected string|null | $ipnUrl | Optional URL for your IPN callbacks. |
Methods
CoinPayments constructor.
Get basic account info
Addresses returned by this API are for personal use deposits and reuse the same personal address(es) in your wallet. There is no fee for these deposits but they don't send IPNs.
Gets your current coin balances (only includes coins with a balance unless all = true).
Create a transaction
Get transaction information via transaction ID
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Creates an address for receiving payments into your CoinPayments Wallet.
Creates a withdrawal from your account to a specified address.
Creates a transfer from your account to a specified $PayByName tag.
Creates a transfer from your account to a specified merchant.
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at line 38
__construct(string $merchantID, string $publicKey, string $privateKey, string $ipnSecret)
CoinPayments constructor.
at line 94
ApiCall
getDepositAddress(string $currency)
Addresses returned by this API are for personal use deposits and reuse the same personal address(es) in your wallet. There is no fee for these deposits but they don't send IPNs.
For commercial-use addresses see 'get_callback_address'.
at line 107
ApiCall
getBalances(bool $all = false)
Gets your current coin balances (only includes coins with a balance unless all = true).
at line 123
ApiCall
createTransaction(float $amount, string $currencyIn, string $currencyOut, array $additional = [])
Create a transaction
at line 157
ApiCall
getTransactionInfo(string $txID, bool $all = true)
Get transaction information via transaction ID
at line 176
ApiCall
getTransactionsList(int|null $limit = null, int|null $start = null, int|null $newer = null, bool|null $all = null)
at line 196
ApiCall
getCallbackAddress(float $currency)
Creates an address for receiving payments into your CoinPayments Wallet.
at line 217
ApiCall
createWithdrawal(float $amount, string $currency, string $address, bool $autoConfirm = false)
Creates a withdrawal from your account to a specified address.
at line 241
ApiCall
sendToPayByName(float $amount, string $currency, string $pbnTag, bool $autoConfirm = false)
Creates a transfer from your account to a specified $PayByName tag.
at line 264
ApiCall
createTransfer(float $amount, string $currency, string $merchant, bool $autoConfirm = false)
Creates a transfer from your account to a specified merchant.
at line 286
ApiCall
queryAPI(string $command, array $parameters)
Makes a query to API Not recommended


abstract fun pidWrite(output: Double): Unit
Set the output to the value calculated by PIDController.
output - the value calculated by PIDController
output


func IsText(s []byte) bool
IsText reports whether a significant prefix of s looks like correct UTF-8; that is, if it is likely that s is human-readable text.
func IsTextFile(fs vfs.Opener, filename string) bool
IsTextFile reports whether the file has a known extension indicating a text file, or if a significant chunk of the specified file looks like correct UTF-8; that is, if it is likely that the file contains human- readable text.
An RWValue wraps a value and permits mutually exclusive access to it and records the time the value was last set.
type RWValue struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func (v *RWValue) Get() (interface{}, time.Time)
func (v *RWValue) Set(value interface{})
A Throttle permits throttling of a goroutine by calling the Throttle method repeatedly.
type Throttle struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func NewThrottle(r float64, dt time.Duration) *Throttle
NewThrottle creates a new Throttle with a throttle value r and a minimum allocated run time slice of dt:
r == 0: "empty" throttle; the goroutine is always sleeping r == 1: full throttle; the goroutine is never sleeping
A value of r == 0.6 throttles a goroutine such that it runs approx. 60% of the time, and sleeps approx. 40% of the time. Values of r < 0 or r > 1 are clamped down to values between 0 and 1. Values of dt < 0 are set to 0.
func (p *Throttle) Throttle()
Throttle calls time.Sleep such that over time the ratio tr/ts between accumulated run (tr) and sleep times (ts) approximates the value 1/(1-r) where r is the throttle value. Throttle returns immediately (w/o sleeping) if less than tm ns have passed since the last call to Throttle.


Welcome
This website is dedicated to keep you updated on my latest projects which are downloadable via my portfolio. I will also include some interesting discussions about problems I face along the way and document progress of my projects via my blog. The main purpose of this website is to gain my presence amongst the other many developers, but with a hopeful ambition to stand out.
A Brief Introduction
I am currently studying 'Computer Science with Games Development' at the University of Plymouth, which entails the use of many programming languages, including C#, HTML, CSS, Javascript, and Java. I use software such as Unity3D, Atom Text Editor and 3DS Max. I can adapt to any working environment with key skills for team work, communication, and dedication to the task at hand. I organise and keep track of my work using Git Repositories and a GIT GUI (source tree) to support this workflow.
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BlastWay
This was a game I created with the Phaser plugin during my first year of University, I plan to improve this in the future. The object of this game is to try and get as many laps as possible in the given time. Avoid the bombs, especially the red bombs that spawn in on lap 2. The explosions also need to be avoided at all costs! Collect the coins and make it back to the finishing line to complete a lap.


ANOTHER WOMAN A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1997 Andrew Hicks
(1988) *** (out of four)
In the Woody Allen canon, there's a trilogy of straight drama films Woody doesn't appear in -- INTERIORS, SEPTEMBER and ANOTHER WOMAN. This is the only success of the three, an unpleasant, uncompromising movie that exposes a seemingly successful woman's life as a complete sham. It was during the '80s that Woody appeared to be questioning the value of life and the nature of happiness, and ANOTHER WOMAN is the culmination of those explorations of angst in rich white folks.
The female Woody doppelganger this time is played by Gena Rowlands, a no-nonsense woman who just turned 50 and seems to have everything in life. She's the head of a university philosophy department, is married to a successful man (Ian Holm), has a friendly relationship with her teenage step-daughter (ex-GOONIE Martha Plimpton) and has a collection of well-to-do friends. Everything is nice and stable until she moves into a cross-town apartment to write her new book in complete isolation.
There's a vent in the wall that allows her to hear every word that's said in the next apartment, which turns out to be the office of a psychiatrist. Rowlands covers the vent up at first but can't resist the beautiful opportunity for aural voyeurism, and listens in on Mia Farrow's session everyday. Mia is neurotic and suicidal and opens up new thoughts in Rowlands' mind. Over a progression of contemporary scenes and flashbacks, we find out Rowlands has been deceiving herself about all the relationships in her life.
We see how Rowlands has imposed her own immense standards on her brother, Plimpton and her old best friend.  We see the relationship she passed up with the one man (Gene Hackman, in a smaller role than you'd expect with his star power) who really did passionately love her. We see that she and Holm don't have a close relationship and that she regards all of her supposed friends with contempt. She's a bitter, bitter woman.
As you can tell, ANOTHER WOMAN isn't the feel-good movie of the summer. It's the kind of intense drama that sometimes turns even the staunchest Woody Allen fans against him.  You won't laugh during ANOTHER WOMAN, but you will think, you will feel and, at least once, you will probably identify.
But will you be able to get your hands on a copy of this movie? It took me more than a year of casual searching in video stores to track down a copy of ANOTHER WOMAN. It is the most obscure Woody movie out there right now, more so than even WHAT'S UP, TIGER LILY? Now that I've finally rented one of the few copies, I can honestly say this movie is worth searching for, especially for anyone who's seen the "funny" Woody Allen movies and wonders what he's capable of in the way of drama.
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