alias of ResponseErrorFactory
FPS Cancel API call
Cancels an ongoing transaction and puts it in cancelled state.
Required: TransactionId
FPS CancelSubscriptionAndRefund API call
Cancels a subscription.
Required: SubscriptionId Complex Amounts: RefundAmount Uses CallerReference, defaults to uuid.uuid4()
FPS CancelToken API call
Cancels any token installed by the calling application on its own account.
Required: TokenId
Generate a signed URL for the Co-Branded service API given arguments as payload.
Required: returnURL+pipelineName Uses CallerReference, defaults to uuid.uuid4()
FPS FundPrepaid API call
Funds the prepaid balance on the given prepaid instrument.
Required: PrepaidInstrumentId+FundingAmount.Value+SenderTokenId+FundingAmount.CurrencyCode Complex Amounts: FundingAmount Uses CallerReference, defaults to uuid.uuid4()
FPS GetAccountActivity API call
Returns transactions for a given date range.
Required: StartDate
FPS GetAccountBalance API call
Returns the account balance for an account in real time.
FPS GetDebtBalance API call
Returns the balance corresponding to the given credit instrument.
Required: CreditInstrumentId
FPS GetOutstandingDebtBalance API call
Returns the total outstanding balance for all the credit instruments for the given creditor account.
FPS GetPaymentInstruction API call
Gets the payment instruction of a token.
Required: TokenId
FPS GetPrepaidBalance API call
Returns the balance available on the given prepaid instrument.
Required: PrepaidInstrumentId
FPS GetRecipientVerificationStatus API call
Returns the recipient status.
Required: RecipientTokenId
FPS GetSubscriptionDetails API call
Returns the details of Subscription for a given subscriptionID.
Required: SubscriptionId
FPS GetTokenByCaller API call
Returns the details of a particular token installed by this calling application using the subway co-branded UI.
Required: CallerReference OR TokenId
FPS GetTokenUsage API call
Returns the usage of a token.
Required: TokenId
FPS GetTokens API call
Returns a list of tokens installed on the given account.
FPS GetTotalPrepaidLiability API call
Returns the total liability held by the given account corresponding to all the prepaid instruments owned by the account.
FPS GetTransaction API call
Returns all details of a transaction.
Required: TransactionId
FPS GetTransactionStatus API call
Gets the latest status of a transaction.
Required: TransactionId
FPS GetTransactionsForSubscription API call
Returns the transactions for a given subscriptionID.
Required: SubscriptionId
FPS InstallPaymentInstruction API call
Installs a payment instruction for caller.
Required: PaymentInstruction+TokenType Uses CallerReference, defaults to uuid.uuid4()
FPS Pay API call
Allows calling applications to move money from a sender to a recipient.
Required: SenderTokenId+TransactionAmount.Value+TransactionAmount.CurrencyCode Complex Amounts: TransactionAmount Uses CallerReference, defaults to uuid.uuid4()
FPS Refund API call
Refunds a previously completed transaction.
Required: TransactionId+RefundAmount.Value+CallerReference+RefundAmount.CurrencyCode Complex Amounts: RefundAmount
FPS Reserve API call
Reserve API is part of the Reserve and Settle API conjunction that serve the purpose of a pay where the authorization and settlement have a timing difference.
Required: SenderTokenId+TransactionAmount.Value+TransactionAmount.CurrencyCode Complex Amounts: TransactionAmount Uses CallerReference, defaults to uuid.uuid4()
FPS Settle API call
The Settle API is used in conjunction with the Reserve API and is used to settle previously reserved transaction.
Required: ReserveTransactionId+TransactionAmount.Value+TransactionAmount.CurrencyCode Complex Amounts: TransactionAmount
FPS SettleDebt API call
Allows a caller to initiate a transaction that atomically transfers money from a sender’s payment instrument to the recipient, while decreasing corresponding debt balance.
Required: CreditInstrumentId+SettlementAmount.Value+SenderTokenId+SettlementAmount.CurrencyCode Complex Amounts: SettlementAmount Uses CallerReference, defaults to uuid.uuid4()
FPS VerifySignature API call
Verify the signature that FPS sent in IPN or callback urls.
Required: UrlEndPoint+HttpParameters
FPS WriteOffDebt API call
Allows a creditor to write off the debt balance accumulated partially or fully at any time.
Required: CreditInstrumentId+AdjustmentAmount.Value+AdjustmentAmount.CurrencyCode Complex Amounts: AdjustmentAmount Uses CallerReference, defaults to uuid.uuid4()


Equivalent to choosing the Run button in the Macro dialog box, which appears when you choose the Macros command on the Macro submenu of the Tools menu. Runs a macro.
Syntax
RUN(reference, step)
RUN?(reference, step)
Reference is a reference to the macro you want to run or a number from 1 to 4 specifying an Auto macro to run.
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If the macro sheet containing the macro is not in the active workbook, reference can be an external reference to the name of the macro, such as RUN([BOOK1]Macro!Months) or an external R1C1-style reference to the location of the macro, such as RUN("[Book1]Macro!R2C3"). The reference must be in text form.
If reference is omitted, the macro function in the active cell is carried out, and macro execution continues down that column.
Step is a logical value specifying that the macro is to be run in single-step mode. If step is TRUE, Microsoft Excel runs the macro in single-step mode; if FALSE or omitted, Microsoft Excel runs the macro normally.
Remarks
RUN is recorded when you choose the Run button the Macro dialog box while recording a macro. The reference you enter in the Run dialog box is recorded as text, with A1-style references converted to R1C1-style references.
To run a macro from a macro sheet, you could alternatively enter the name of the macro as a formula, followed by a set of parentheses. For example, enter =[Book1]Macro!Months() instead of =RUN([Book1]Macro!Months).
Related Function
GOTO Directs macro execution to another cell
Return to index


This function returns the Year/Quarter/Month/Week/Day/DayOfYear/Weekday as a number, given the input date and a date part, following the standard Gregorian calendar.
Syntax
DatePart ( date, date_part_ex )
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date |
A number representing the input date between January 1, 1970 and Dec 31, 2037. The number is the number of seconds elapsed since midnight, January 1, 1970. To retrieve this number, use any of the following functions: Today(), TodateEx(), GetFirstDate(), GetLastDate(), DateRo Date-time attribute properties of a member can also be used to retrieve this number. For example,
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Defined time components as per the standard calendar.
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Notes
Based on the requested time component, the output is as follows:
DP_YEAR returns the year of the input date in yyyy format.
DP_QUARTER returns the quarter of the year (1 to 4) for the input date.
DP_MONTH returns the month of the year (1 to 12) for the input date.
DP_WEEK returns the week of the year for the input date (1 to 54).
DP_WEEKDAY returns the week day of the input date. (1 - Sunday, 2 - Monday, ... 6 - Saturday).
DP_DAYOFYEAR returns the day of the year numbering (1 to 366).
DP_DAY returns the day of the month (1 to 31).
Example: For June 14, 2005,
DP_YEAR returns 2005 (the year member, in yyyy format).
DP_QUARTER returns 2 (Second quarter of the year)
DP_MONTH returns 6 (Sixth month of the year)
DP_WEEK returns 24 (24th week of the year)
DP_WEEKDAY returns 4 (for Wednesday. Sunday = 1)
DP_DAYOFYEAR returns 165 (165th day of the year)
DP_DAY returns 14 (14th day of the month)
Example
The following query returns the quarterly sales for the second quarter across all years for the product Cola in the market California.
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Basically, this is a perfect square with no soft edges. Sure, with a square shape you *do* run the risk of your hands looking stubby, but it's great for those with short nails who aren't into a round shape.
Squoval/Soft Square:
This shape is just like the square, but the edges are a lot softer. It's a good compromise between square and oval (obviously), and it's easy to maintain on shorter nails.
Round:
The round shape is really popular at Paintbox, and Schell recommends round nails for clients who tend to think of think of their fingers as short or chubby. Round and almond shapes elongate and makes hands look more slender.
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Almond and oval nails are a very common pick for celebrities. With almond, the nail is slender on the sides and wide on the base, coming to a peak—reminiscent of an actual almond.
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Oval is very similar to the shape of the almond, but the tip is soft and much more blunt. Sorry, nail biters—oval and almond shapes only work with longer nails.
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A big misconception is that almond is stiletto, but the stiletto shape has a much more drastic point. Plus, the stiletto is not possible on natural nails because they don't have enough strength to hold the shape, meaning that the nail might very well break off in a couple of hours. If you want this look, opt for nail enhancements.


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public interface Async<T>
Result<T>
.
The completion status and result can be polled by `pollResult()` method; or callbacks can be registered through `onCompletion()` method.
After an action completes, often we want to start another action, and so on,
forming a sequence of actions. This is modeled through
sequencing methods,
which include transform(), map(), peek(), then(), catch_(), and finally_()
.
Every sequencing method takes in a subsequent action,
and returns the action sequence (also an Async
) of the two actions.
After `this` action completes, the subsequent action is started;
when the subsequent action completes, the action sequence completes with the same result.
The following is an example of a sequence of 5 actions:
Async<Integer> action1(){...} Async<String> action2(Integer x){...} Async<Integer> sequence = action1() .map ( x->x*2 ) .then( x->action2(x) ) .catch_( IOException.class, e->"default string" ) .finally_( resource::close );
Cancelling a sequence is equivalent to cancelling every action in the sequence (after it's started).
Conceptually, Async<T>
is covariant, for example,
Async<String>
"is" an Async<CharSequence>
,
which "is" an Async<Object>
.
Even if we use wildcards profusely, sometimes we'll run into situations where explicit cast is necessary.
We provide covary()
to do covariance cast, so that, if necessary,
an Async<String>
can be used as an Async<CharSequence>
.
Promise
-- a mutable implementation of Async for result producers
AsyncIterator
-- for loops of async actions
AsyncBundle
--
to bundle parallel async actions
Fiber
--
async analogue of Thread
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static Async<Void> |
VOID
A constant
Async<Void> that immediately succeeds with value null . |
| Abstract Methods | |
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Result<T> |
pollResult()
Return the result of the action if it is completed; otherwise return null.
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void |
onCompletion(Consumer<Result<T>> callback)
Register a callback that will be invoked after the action is completed.
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void |
cancel(Exception reason)
Send a cancellation request to this async action.
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| Default Methods | |
boolean |
isCompleted()
Whether the action is completed.
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T |
sync()
Block the current thread util this async action completes; return the result or throw the exception.
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Async<T> |
timeout(Duration duration)
Fail this action with
TimeoutException
if it's not completed within the specific duration. |
<R> Async<R> |
covary()
Do a covariance cast.
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<R> Async<R> |
transform(FunctionX<Result<T>,Async<R>> func)
After `this` action completes, invoke a function to transform the result.
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<R> Async<R> |
map(FunctionX<T,R> onSuccess)
After `this` action succeeds, map the value to another value.
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<R> Async<R> |
map(FunctionX<T,R> onSuccess,
FunctionX<Exception,R> onFailure)
After `this` action completes, map the success value or the failure exception to another value.
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Async<T> |
peek(ConsumerX<T> onSuccess)
After `this` action succeeds, perform an action on the value.
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Async<T> |
peek(ConsumerX<T> onSuccess,
ConsumerX<Exception> onFailure)
After `this` action completes, perform an action on the result.
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<R> Async<R> |
then(FunctionX<T,Async<R>> onSuccess)
After `this` action succeeds, invoke a subsequent action.
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<R> Async<R> |
then(FunctionX<T,Async<R>> onSuccess,
FunctionX<Exception,Async<R>> onFailure)
After `this` action completes, invoke a subsequence action.
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<X extends Exception> Async<T> |
catch_(Class<X> exceptionType,
FunctionX<X,T> exceptionHandler)
If `this` action fails with a specific exception type, invoke an exception handler.
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<X extends Exception> Async<T> |
catch__(Class<X> exceptionType,
FunctionX<X,Async<T>> exceptionHandler)
If `this` action fails with a specific exception type, invoke an exception handler.
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Async<T> |
finally_(RunnableX action)
After `this` action completes, regardless of success or failure, execute a subsequent action.
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Async<T> |
finally_(Callable<Async<?>> action)
After `this` action completes, regardless of success or failure, execute a subsequent action.
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| Static Methods | |
<T> Async<T> |
success(T value)
Create an `Async<T>` that immediately succeeds with `value`.
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<T> Async<T> |
failure(Exception e)
Create an `Async<T>` that immediately fails with `e`.
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<T> Async<T> |
execute(ExecutorService executor,
Callable<T> action)
Execute the action asynchronously, return an Async that completes when the action completes.
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<T> Async<T> |
execute(Callable<T> action)
Execute the action asynchronously in a default executor.
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<T1,T2,R> Async<R> |
invoke(BiFunctionX<T1,T2,R> func,
Async<T1> async1,
Async<T2> async2)
Invoke `func` with async args.
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<T1,T2,R> Async<R> |
invoke_(BiFunctionX<T1,T2,Async<R>> func,
Async<T1> async1,
Async<T2> async2)
Similar to
invoke(bayou.util.function.BiFunctionX, Async, Async) ,
except that `func` returns `Async<R>` instead. |
static final Async<Void> VOID
Async<Void>
that immediately succeeds with value null
.
This object is equivalent to the return value of `Async.success( (Void)null )`
.
Example Usage:
Async<Void> action() { if(condition) return Async.VOID; ... }
Result<T> pollResult()
default boolean isCompleted()
This method is equivalent to `pollResult()!= null`
default T sync() throws Exception
If the current thread is interrupted while it's being blocked by this method, this async action will receive a cancellation request with `InterruptedException` as reason.
This method does not have a timeout parameter; if timeout is needed, consider `action.timeout(duration).sync()`.
Caution: This is a blocking method, which usually should not be called in an async application. Because this method blocks the current thread, deadlock is possible if the current thread is needed for completion of this async action. Be very careful if you use this method on a production system.
Exception
void onCompletion(Consumer<Result<T>> callback)
Multiple callbacks can be registered to an async action; there is no guaranteed in which order they will be invoked.
The `callback` will be invoked in the current executor
.
void cancel(Exception reason)
If the action has not been completed,
it should be aborted as soon as possible, and the result should be a failure
with `reason`
as the failure exception.
Multiple cancellation requests can be sent; only the first one is effective.
If the action has been completed, the cancellation request is ignored.
The `reason` should usually be a checked exception.
If there is no particularly reason, consider `new Exception("cancelled")`
.
default Async<T> timeout(Duration duration)
TimeoutException
if it's not completed within the specific duration.
The default implementation sends a cancellation request with TimeoutException
to this action after the specified duration.
It only works if this action responds to the cancellation request.
Example usage:
action().timeout(Duration.ofSeconds(2)).then(...);
Multiple timeouts on the same action is ok, the effect is that of the shortest timeout.
Some actions have default timeout, caller can then use timeout()
to set
a shorter timeout.
This method returns `this`, or an equivalent Async (that behaves the same as this one).
Async<T>
, for method chaining.default <R> Async<R> covary()
For example
Async<String> asyncString = ...; Async<CharSequence> asyncChars = asyncString.covary(); asyncString .<CharSequence>covary() .catch_(Exception.class, e->someCharSequence)
R
must be a supertype of T
.
Unfortunately, Java doe not support <R super T>
,
so users of this method must take care to uphold that constraint.
default <R> Async<R> transform(FunctionX<Result<T>,Async<R>> func)
This is a sequencing method. After `this` action completes with result `r` (success or failure), invoke `func.apply(r)`
The `func` will be invoked in the current executor
.
default <R> Async<R> map(FunctionX<T,R> onSuccess)
This is a sequencing method.
Invoking `map(onSuccess)` is equivalent to
`map(onSuccess, onFailure)`
with `onFailure = e->{throw e;}`.
(If you need "flat-map", see then()
methods.)
The `onSuccess` will be invoked in the current executor
.
default <R> Async<R> map(FunctionX<T,R> onSuccess, FunctionX<Exception,R> onFailure)
This is a sequencing method. After `this` action succeeds with `v` or fails with `e`, invoke `onSuccess.apply(v)` or `onFailure.apply(e)` respectively,
If you only care about the failure case,
see catch_()
method.
(If you need "flat-map", see then()
methods.)
The `onSuccess` or 'onFailure'
will be invoked in the current executor
.
default Async<T> peek(ConsumerX<T> onSuccess)
This is a sequencing method equivalent to
map( t->{ onSuccess.accept(t); return t; } );
useful for performing an action without changing the result.
Example usage:
Async .success("Hello") .map( String::toUpperCase ) .peek( System.out::println ) ...
default Async<T> peek(ConsumerX<T> onSuccess, ConsumerX<Exception> onFailure)
This is a sequencing method equivalent to
map( t->{ onSuccess.accept(t); return t; }, e->{ onFailure.accept(e); throw e; } );
useful for performing an action without changing the result.
Example usage:
... .peek( System.out::println, Exception::printStackTrace ) ...
default <R> Async<R> then(FunctionX<T,Async<R>> onSuccess)
This is a sequencing method.
Invoking `then(onSuccess)` is equivalent to
`then(onSuccess, onFailure)`
with `onFailure = e->{throw e;}`.
(This method is also known as "flat-map".)
The `onSuccess`
will be invoked in the current executor
.
default <R> Async<R> then(FunctionX<T,Async<R>> onSuccess, FunctionX<Exception,Async<R>> onFailure)
This is a sequencing method. After `this` action succeeds with `v` or fails with `e`, invoke `onSuccess.apply(v)` or `onFailure.apply(e)` respectively,
(This method is also known as "flat-map".)
The `onSuccess` or 'onFailure'
will be invoked in the current executor
.
default <X extends Exception> Async<T> catch_(Class<X> exceptionType, FunctionX<X,T> exceptionHandler)
This is a sequencing method.
Example Usage:
action.catch_(IOException.class, e->"surrogate"); action .then( ... ) .catch_(IOException.class, e->{ log(e); throw new MyException(e); }) .finally_( ... );
If you need an exceptionHandler that returns a supertype of T
,
consider covary()
before catch_()
.
See also catch__(Class, FunctionX<X, Async<T>>)
for async exception handlers.
Note that that method has 2 underscores, while this method has 1 underscore.
The `exceptionHandler`
will be invoked in the current executor
.
default <X extends Exception> Async<T> catch__(Class<X> exceptionType, FunctionX<X,Async<T>> exceptionHandler)
This is a sequencing method.
Example Usage:
action.catch__(IOException.class, e->Fiber.sleep(duration, "surrogate") ); action .then( ... ) .catch__(IOException.class, e-> someAsyncAction() .then( v->Async.failure(e) ) // rethrow ) .finally_( ... );
If you need an exceptionHandler that returns Async<X>
where X
is a supertype of T
,
consider <X>covary()
before catch__()
.
See also catch_(Class, FunctionX<X, T>)
.
Note that that method has 1 underscore, while this method has 2 underscores.
The `exceptionHandler`
will be invoked in the current executor
.
default Async<T> finally_(RunnableX action)
This is a sequencing method. After `this` action completes with result `r` (success or failure), invoke `action.run()`
Example Usage:
action .then(...) .finally_( resource::close );
The `action`
will be invoked in the current executor
.
default Async<T> finally_(Callable<Async<?>> action)
This is a sequencing method. After `this` action completes with result `r` (success or failure), start the async `action`,
Example Usage:
action .then(...) .finally_( wsChannel::close );
The `action`
will be invoked in the current executor
.
static <T> Async<T> success(T value)
This method is equivalent to Result.success(value)
.
static <T> Async<T> failure(Exception e)
This method is equivalent to Result.failure(e)
.
static <T> Async<T> execute(ExecutorService executor, Callable<T> action)
This method is usually to convert a legacy blocking action to an async action. For example
Async.execute( executor, ()->Files.readAllBytes(path) );
If the returned Async is cancelled with `reason=e` before the action is completed, the Async fails with `e`, and the thread executing the action is interrupted.
The action will inherit the current fiber, i.e. when it's executed,
Fiber.current()
will return the same value as the caller of this method would see.
See Callable_Void
in case the `action`
argument is a void-returning lambda expression or
method reference.
static <T> Async<T> execute(Callable<T> action)
This method is usually used to convert a legacy blocking action to an async action. For example
Async.execute( ()->Files.readAllBytes(path) );
This method is equivalent to execute(ExecutorService, Callable)
with a default executor.
Caution: the action is submitted to a system default executor with unlimited threads. That is probably inappropriate in a production system.
static <T1,T2,R> Async<R> invoke(BiFunctionX<T1,T2,R> func, Async<T1> async1, Async<T2> async2)
If both `async1` and `async2` are successful, their values will be fed to `func`, and this `invoke` action completes with the result of `func`.
If either `async1` or `async2` fails, this `invoke` action fails too with the same exception; the uncompleted `async1` or `async2` will be canceled.
Cancelling this `invoke` action is equivalent to canceling both `async1` and `async2`.
static <T1,T2,R> Async<R> invoke_(BiFunctionX<T1,T2,Async<R>> func, Async<T1> async1, Async<T2> async2)
invoke(bayou.util.function.BiFunctionX, Async, Async)
,
except that `func` returns `Async<R>` instead.


]
// aggregate losses and gradient norms
loss_dicts = Future.gen_list(losses)
loss_dict = self.criterion.aggregate(loss_dicts)
loss_dict["gnorm"] = loss_dicts[0]["gnorm"]
return loss_dict
self._scatter_samples(samples, replace_empty_samples=replace_empty_samples)
// forward pass
sample_sizes, logging_outputs = Future.gen_tuple_list([
self.call_async(rank, "_async_forward")
for rank in range(self.num_replicas)
])


THE OUT OF TOWNERS by DeWyNGaLe Rating: B-
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Goldie Hawn and Steve Martin are two of today's biggest names in comedy. Both of them are well-known for movies such as The First Wive's Club (Hawn), Shampoo (Hawn), Father of the Bride (Martin), and The Jerk (Martin). Mix these two comics together and what do you get? The Out of Towners. The Out of Towners is a remake of the 1970 classic starring Jack Lemmon and Sandy Dennis. With such a great cast this time around, how could it fail? Well, I was worried it was, but I was not let down.
Goldie Hawn and Steve Martin are Nancy and Henry Clark, a middle aged couple from Ohio.  Their daughter is also away, so they are living by themselves now. They look at it in two ways. 1. They have more time to themselves. 2. They will be lonely without their kids. Another problem the two are facing is one that Henry is keeping from Nancy- that he has been fired. He most go to an interview for a job in New York City, and when Nancy tags along unexpectedly, the two are off for an adventurous, wild ride through the vast place they call New York City.
Things get off to a bad start when their bags turn up lost after arriving in New York City. What occurs from here is incident after incident that puts the two into more and more trouble. They have no money, no bags, and the police are even after them. Whenever they try to get themselves out of trouble, they just get burrowed into it more and more and more.
Goldie Hawn is the best part of the film. Her dialogue is absolutely hysterical. She whines a lot, which makes for a lot of laughs. I always enjoy Goldie Hawn. She has a way of making me laugh, just when I look at her. As more problems arise for Martin's character, he starts to go, well, crazy. He does make for some funny sequences when he becomes very stressed out, but some of the comedy that comes from Martin is not funny, but obnoxious. A scene in which Martin takes a hallucinogenic is very well done and funny. John Cleese as Mr. Mersault is very funny and gives some unexpected laughs. For the most part, The Out of Towners humor is very well used. In some parts of the film, it starts to use the slapstick comedy method, which did not work for the type of movie this was. Some of the slapstick did work though.
One thing that I really didn't like about The Out of Towners that it wasn't much different from anything else. The events that take place are highly predictable and overused in movies such as this one. It was pretty forgettable, and only after one week of seeing it, I am having a very hard time writing a review for it. This movie is not the type of movie teens would like. They are better off seeing movies such as She's All That or 10 Things I Hate About You. The movie won't really appeal to older audiences either, considering the amount of slapstick comedy involved. It won't even appeal to little kids because of some of the more mature themes, violence and stealing, will not be appropriate for them. So who does this movie appeal to? The answer is: Pretty much no one.
The Bottom Line- The Out of Towners shouldn't be in town for long.
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Perform a simple word count on a text file. To isolate I/O from other aspects, all solutions should implement the following stages:
'\n'
and ' '
(single space)Benchmark aspects: Hash maps, basic string operations, allocation
After writing the stage run times to STDOUT, the implementations should print:
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All raw run times of individual runs for small (file size = ~1.0 MB), medium (file size = ~10.0 MB), and large (file size = ~100.0 MB) problem sizes. Use mouse-over to see relative performance.
All raw run times of individual runs for small (file size = ~1.0 MB), medium (file size = ~10.0 MB), and large (file size = ~100.0 MB) problem sizes. Use mouse-over to see relative performance.
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| Interfaces |
| XCloseSessionListener |
Listener for closing of the corresponding session.
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| XCodeProxy |
is the interface to run Mozilla XPCOM code
to run Mozilla XPCOM code in OOo,you should first implement this interface, then pass this object to
xProxyRunner->Run
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| XMenuProxy |
Allows to execute dispatch for a menu item
and handles listeners for changes in menu items.
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| XMenuProxyListener |
Listens for changes in menu items.
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| XMozillaBootstrap |
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| XPluginInstance |
Allows to controll an office side plugin instance and to communicate with it.
This interface is oriented for communication with browsers plugins.
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| XPluginInstanceNotifySink |
Allows a plugin to get notification from office side
about status of new document opening.
This interface is oriented for communication with browsers plugins.
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| XPluginInstancePeer |
Allows to communicate with a plugin from the office side.
This interface is oriented for communication with browsers plugins.
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| XPluginInstanceSyncPeer |
This interface is an extention for XPluginInstancePeer interface.
An object can support this interface in addition to XPluginInstancePeer interface.
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| XPluginWindowPeer |
Allows to notify a plugin from the office side about plugin window's child window creation.
This interface is oriented for communication with browsers plugins.
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| XProfileDiscover |
is the interface used to list and get information for Mozilla/Thunderbird profiles
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| XProfileManager |
is the interface to bootup and switch Mozilla/Thunderbird profiles
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| XProxyRunner |
is the interface run Mozilla XPCOM code in a managered environment
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| XRemoteServiceManagerProvider |
[ DEPRECATED ]
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v3.76 29 September 2018
DROP Exposure Analytics Library is a component of the DROP Fixed Income Module. It is composed of:
- Exposure Analytics Model Library
Exposure Analytics Library Features
Modeling Counterparty Credit Exposures in the Presence of Margin Agreements
- Abstract
- Margin Agreement as a Means of Reducing Counterparty Credit Exposure
- Collateralized Exposure and Margin Period of Risk
- Setup of the Collateral Curve Dynamics
- Semi-analytical Method for Collateralized EE
- Analysis of the Basel Shortcut Method for Collateralized Effective EPE
- Conclusion
- References
Estimation of Margin Period of Risk
- Abstract
- Introduction
- The Fundamentals of Variation Margin: Basic Definitions
- Margin Calls and Cash Flows
- Revised Exposure Definition
- Classical Models for Collateralized Exposure - Assumptions about Margin Flows
- Assumptions about Trade Flows
- Full Timeline of IMA/CSA Events
- Events Prior to Default
- Some Behavioral and Legal Aspects
- Simplified Timeline of IMA/CSA Events
- Identification of Key Time Periods
- Establishing the Sequence of Events
- Evaluaton of the Client Survival Probability
- Timeline Calibration
- Aggressive Calibration
- Conservative Calibration
- Summary and Compariosn of Timelines
- Unpaid Margin FLows and Margin Flow Gap
- Unpaid Trade Flows and Trade Flow Gap
- Numerical Examples
- Portfolio Results
- CVA Results
- Improvement of the Computation Times
- The Coarse Grid Lookback Methodology and its Shortcomings
- Brownian Bridge Method
- Initial Margin
- Conclusion
- References
ISDA SIMM Methodology Version 2.0
- Contextual Considerations
- General Provisions
- Definition of the Interest Rate Risk
- Definition of Sensitivity for the Delta Margin Calculations
- Interest Rate Risk Weights
- Credit Qualifying Risk Weights
- Credit Qualifying: Correlations
- Credit Non-Qualifying Risk Weights
- Credit Non-Qualifying Correlations
- Equity Risk Weights
- Equity Correlations
- Commodity Risk Weights
- Commodity Correlations
- Foreign Exchange Risk
- Concentration Threshold
- Additional Initial Margin Expressions
- Structure of the Methodology
- Interest Rate Risk Delta Margin
- Non Interest Rate Risk Classes
Dynamic Initial Margin Impact on Exposure
- Abstract
- Introduction
- Exposure in the Presence of IM and VM
- Modeling VM
- Modeling U
- Modeling IM
- Summary and Calibration
- The Impact of IM: No Trade Flows within the MPoR
- Local Gaussian Approximation
- Numerical Tests
- Impact of IM: Trade Flows within the MPoR
- Expected Exposure - Numerical Example #1
- Expected Exposure - Numerical Example #2
- The Impact of IM on CVA
- Numerical Techniques - Daily Time Grid
- Calculation of the Path-wise IM
- Calculation of the Path-wise Exposure
- Numerical Example
- Conclusion
- References
Initial Margin Backtesting Framework
- Abstract
- Introduction
- How to Construct a DIM Model
- How to Backtest a DIM Model
- Backtesting DIM Mapping Functions (for Capital Exposure and CVA)
- Backtesting the IMRD for MVA and LCR/NSFR
- Conclusion
- References
Licence
Apache 2.0
Contact
lakshmidrip7977@gmail.com


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Machine Learning based web application for Automatic Detection of Bike-riders without Helmet using Surveillance Videos in Real-time
Two-wheeler is a very popular mode of transportation in almost every country. However, there is a high risk involved because of less protection. To reduce the involved risk, it is highly desirable for bike-riders to use helmet. Observing the usefulness of helmet, Governments have made it a punishable offense to ride a bike without helmet and have adopted manual strategies to catch the violators.


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VSStoreKit
VSStoreKit is an easy to use library that you can use to make in-app purchases in your iOS app.
Requirements
- Swift 3.0
- Xcode 8
- iOS 8.0+
Installation
CocoaPods (recommended)
use_frameworks!
pod 'VSStoreKit'
Documentation
Read the docs. Generated with jazzy. Hosted by GitHub Pages.
Generate
$ ./build_docs.sh
Preview
$ open index.html -a Safari
Getting Started
import VSStoreKit
Design
This library has five primary components with the following responsibilities:
StoreAccess
— requesting products from the Store, providing product details such as price and purchasing productsPurchasedProductsProtocol
— instance conforming to this protocol stores completed purchasesLocalProductsDataSource
— instance conforming to this protocol provides information about products for sale in the appProductsDataSource
— also provides information about products for sale, but combines local and received from the Store information about productsStoreAccessObserver
— observing StoreAccess state change and notifying client via callback methods
Example
// 1. Create an instance conforming to PurchasedProductsProtocol
let puchasedProducts: PurchasedProductsProtocol = PurchasedProducts()
// 2. Provide StoreAccess purchaseCompletionHandler so it can mark products as purchased
let storeAccess = StoreAccess.shared
storeAccess.purchaseCompletionHandler = { purchasedProductIdentifier in
puchasedProducts.markProductAsPurchased(purchasedProductIdentifier)
}
// 3. Create an instance conforming to LocalProductsDataSource with your products (in-app purchases)
let localProducts: LocalProductsDataSource = LocalProducts()
// 4. Request products from the store
storeAccess.requestProductsWithIdentifiers(localProducts.productIdentifiers)
// 5. Instantiate ProductsDataSource object that you will use to populate your UITableView, UICollectionView or whatever with products (in-app purchases)
let productsDataSource = ProductsDataSource(localProducts: localProducts, storeProducts: storeAccess)
// 6. Buy product
let productIdentifier = productsDataSource.identifierForProductAtIndex(index)
storeAccess.purchaseProductWithIdentifier(productIdentifier)
// 7. Observe StoreAccess state change with help of StoreAccessObserver by providing it optional handlers for the states you are interested in
let storeAccessObserver = StoreAccessObserver()
storeAccessObserver.receivedProductsStateHandler = {
// reload your products presentation
}
storeAccessObserver.purchasedStateHandler = {
// reload your products presentation
}
Author
Vladimir Shutyuk<EMAIL_ADDRESS>License
VSStoreKit is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.


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distclean step is not working |
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findbugs.sh will -1 if there are no java source code in the module. |
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removing files(?) causes pylint file open failures |
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| YETUS-290 |
reference to another function in calcdiffs' description is wrong |
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| YETUS-201 |
dsec file hanging around |
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| YETUS-236 |
Binary artifact LICENSE/NOTICE claims to include several third party dependencies that are not present. |
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| YETUS-299 |
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| YETUS-284 |
maven dependency solver needs enhancements |
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| YETUS-215 |
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| YETUS-298 |
precommit jira plugin will try to download deleted attachments |
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| YETUS-252 |
'Max memory used' is unexplained, |
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| YETUS-233 |
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Missing trace interpolation of 3D seismic data using the
Contents
Hierarchical Tucker tensor format
This applications is available only in the software release for members of SINBAD consortium.
This software provides an algorithm for missing trace/receiver interpolation of 3D seismic data using the latent Hierarchical Tucker tensor format. The algorithm operates on a single frequency slice, although an extension to an arbitrary number of frequency slices is straightforward.
Author: Curt Da Silva<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: March, 2014
Downloading & Dependencies
The synthetic examples code can be found in the SLIM software release under applications/Processing/HierarchicalTuckerOptimization.
The code has been tested with Matlab R2013a and supports, but does not require, the Parallel Computing Toolbox.
This code uses the following packages, also found in the tools part of the SLIM software release.
- _utilities/SPOT-SLIM - object oriented framework for matrix-free linear algebra.
- _tools/solvers/HTOpt - Hierarchical Tucker tensor algorithms
Running & Parallelism
All of the examples and results are produced by the scripts found in this software release under /applications/Processing/HierarchicalTuckerOptimization/examples. Start matlab from /applications/Processing/HierarchicalTuckerOptimization to add the appropriate paths.
To run the scripts, follow the instructions in the README.md file enclosed with the code
Functions
The missing-trace tensor interpolation using Hierarchical Tucker tensors can be found in _tools/algorithms/HTOpt, with accompanying documentation in the README.md file.
Examples and results
Several examples (serial and parallel versions) of missing trace interpolation using these methods can be found in applications/Processing/HierarchicalTuckerOptimization/examples
Results are of missing-receiver interpolation is shown in interp4Dview.m
References
[1] C. Da Silva and F. J. Herrmann, 2014. Optimization on the Hierarchical Tucker manifold - applications to tensor completion
[2] C. Da Silva and F. J. Herrmann, 2013. Hierarchical Tucker Tensor Optimization - Applications to Tensor Completion
Acknowledgements
Thanks to our sponsors and NSERC for their financial support.


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Informatics & Computers Engineer
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Two-Particle Correlation Functions in Cluster Perturbation Theory: Hubbard Spin Susceptibilities
P.T. Raum, G. Alvarez, Thomas Maier, and V. W. Scarola
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Particle-hole-symmetric model for a paired fractional quantum Hall state in a half-filled Landau level
William Hutzel, John J. McCord, P.T. Raum, Ben Stern, Hao Wang, V.W. Scarola, and Michael R. Peterson
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Thermometry for Laughlin States of Ultracold Atoms
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Python Engineer Beginner Mistakes
I am writing Python code since 5 years, and I have worked with around 5-6 entry-level Python programmers. There is a pattern I can see in their programming practices. My hope is by reading this article there will be lesser such mistakes. I have worked on OpenStack for over three years, which is written in Python and has a very high code quality, so I feel I am qualified enough to write this post.Kubernetes in 30 minutes with minikube on Mac
Below are steps to create an express setup of Kubernetes on your Mac for quick use. Minikube is a small setup by Kubernetes guys, which will spawn a virtual machine and have a tiny (but fully functional) Kubernetes cluster inside the VM. kubectl (pronounced ‘kube (like ‘tube’) control`) is the command line client you'll use to connect to the Kubernetes cluster (which runs inside the VM created by minikube, in case you forgot :) )Make Vagrant Synced folders on Ubuntu Xenial guest work on Mac
Today I installed latest Vagrant, version 1.8.5. I was waiting for a newer release because 1.8.1 and previous versions don't work well with host-only networks for Ubuntu Xenial (16.04) guests on my Mac running El Capitan. But I faced another issue now: mount: unknown filesystem type 'vboxsf' This is while specifying a synced folder in my Vagrantfile with this line: config.vm.synced_folder("/Users/apple/src/myutils", "/home/ubuntu/myutils") where myutils is where I keep all my commandline shortcuts, tricks, and other shortcut-ish stuff.You dont need Vim swap files. And how to get rid of them
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes. Almost all IDEs today have ‘autosave’ feature. That is, you don't need to explicitly save a file. The file is automatically saved as you type, so that even if your computer crashes, you don't lose data. This makes me wonder why Vim's default behavior is of using swap files. Swap files are annoying. I've seen all Vim developers, including me, struggle with swap files at one point in their life.Everything you need to know about Tmux copy paste - Ubuntu
Copying from a Tmux session is something every Tmux user struggled with once. I'm listing out all the stuff I learnt in this blog. I tested everything on Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty Tahr, which runs Tmux version 1.8 (I have a few commands included for Tmux version 2+ also) To check your Tmux version, run tmux -V. If you have a Mac, see here. Know about copy buffers When you do a CTRL`+`c, the stuff you copy is stored in your computer's buffer, called ‘clipboard’ from where you can paste anywhere by doing a CTRL+'v’.Everything you need to know about Tmux copy paste
Copying from a Tmux session is something every Tmux user struggled with once. I'm listing out all the stuff I learnt in this blog. I tested everything on Mac OS X El Capitan. For Ubuntu/Linux guide, see here. Mac OS X El Capitan runs Tmux version 2.1. To check your Tmux version, run tmux -V. Know about your terminal The default terminal which comes with Mac is pretty limiting. Instead of listing the limitations (and workarounds around it), I'll just say that before you proceed, please install iTerm 2 and start using that immediately.Moving from Pelican to Hugo
I was looking for a better theme for my blog which is based on Pelican static site generator in Python, but then I happened to look at this blog written in Hugo - a Go counterpart of Pelican. The thing which caught my eye was the posts page, which is exactly how I wanted my first page to be. I've always wanted something like Paul Graham's essays page, but couldn't find anything close to it until I found this site.About
Hello! I am Rushi Agrawal. I work as a software engineer at Amazon. I graduated from IIT Hyderabad in 2012 with a Bachelors degree in Computer Science and Engineering. Before that, I did my schooling from my hometown Shegaon near Nagpur. Contact me via email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or via phone at +91 99-4518-4519. Thank you for your time.Tmux session shortcuts
Tmux is awesome. But the session management commands are way too long for my liking. Listing all sessions is tmux list-sessions, attaching to a session mysession is tmux attach -t mysession, etc. So I created a few functions and aliases, which can be found here. The general idea is, all commands start with mx, which is basically a shortcut for ‘tMuX’. So mxl is to ‘l'ist tmux sessions, mxa is to ‘a'ttach to a tmux session, etc.A different approach to AWS CLI
For a user of Amazon Web Services, quickly viewing a dashboard of all resources is not straightforward. If using a web browser, the session won't persist for more than a day and one will have to re-authenticate every day. If using AWS CLI, then he/she might not remember the exact command (was it describe-key-pair or describe-keypair or describe-keypairs?) but even if they do, the output is a not-so-readable JSON. For viewing virtual machines, you might not want to see hundreds of lines of detail.Build VM Images using Diskimage-builder
OpenStack has this nice tool diskimage-builderto create virtual machine images without the need of a cloud. These vm images can then be uploaded to cloud (e.g. in Glance for OpenStack cloud), and they become immediately usable. You can also create VMs in virtualbox from these images (though I don't remember exact steps to make the image work with VirtualBox. Do let me know if you get the VM working with VirtualBox/Vagrant)Better way to view MySQL tables
The problem You are trying to print a MySQL table with a large number of columns, with SELECT * command. You type SELECT * FROM mysql.user LIMIT 1, and your terminal becomes this. If you wanted to view more than one row, you're in a trouble :) The solution Run MySQL with this option: mysql --pager="less --chop-long-lines --quit-if-one-screen --no-init' This will make your table display only the rows it can in the current screen, something like this.Quick JustDial scraper
So my friend asked me to scrape data from JustDial and give it to him in an excel sheet. I thought let's give it a try. He needed name of firm, address and phone number of any JustDial URL he wants to scrape. After effectively around 4 hours of work, the below script was created. Note that the script is dirty. You need to edit the jd_url to search any other URL.OpenStack Keystone with Cassandra Database in DevStack
Using Cassandra as backing database for OpenStack Keystone was our solution to multi-region deployment problem of OpenStack cloud. This blog post is not to discuss the problem. We are talking about how to have a development environment to play around with Keystone working with a dev Cassandra deployment.  I've put together all commands into a script which can be found here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rushiagr/keystone-cassandra/master/keystone-cassandra.sh If you have a fresh Ubuntu VM, just copy this script into that machine and execute it.Apache mod_wsgi parallelization notes
This is my notes on ‘Processes and Threading’ doc by the author of mod_wsgi module of Apache. This blog post just serves as a ‘quick refresher’, and is only useful if you have read the original document but it's been too long since you read it :) Apache with mod_wsgi A Python application can run with multiple processes as well as multiple threads with mod_wsgi. Prefork multiprocessing module Apache creates multiple processes, and each request is handled by one process.Docker quick start notes
Update *: Blog updated to use latest way to install docker. After reading about docker and containers, I thought let's try them out. Here are my notes. Obviously all of them are taken from Internet. Maybe this collection here will help someone start with docker faster than spending time searching all over the internet. It assumes your base OS is Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty Tahr (when was the last time you saw the codename spelled ‘Trusty Tahr’ and not ‘Trusty’?Cache APT packages with Squid proxy
TL;DR: Know how to install and set up Squid proxy, so that you can cache packages, and hence save bandwidth if you want to install those packages again and again. Also works if you are already behind a squid proxy. Problem: Repetitive download. Slow. If you deal with virtual machines a lot, you might know the pain of managing packages on each one of them. Every time I had to create a new VM, I would run apt-get update (to get information about all the latest packages available for my Ubuntu system), apt-get dist-upgrade (to install latest versions of all packages already installed), and also install some packages not present in stock Ubuntu image, like git (yes, it's 2015 and Ubuntu still doesn't come pre-installed with git), ipython, bwm-ng and some others.Puppet installation from modules
A quick example of how to use Puppet to install and manage MySQL. We'll download required Puppet modules from their git repositories. Again, everything is tried on Ubuntu (14.04). Make sure hostname -f shows your FQDN. Then install puppet sudo apt-get install puppet We'll use git submodules to manage different git repositories. But first, create our own repository mkdir puppet-mysql cd puppet-mysql git init Install Puppet modules stdlib and mysql into directory modules as git submodules.iSCSI administration on Ubuntu - Quick Start
This post get's you started with iSCSI administration on an Ubuntu machine. Although I have used Ubuntu Trusty (14.04) version, it should work with Precise (12.04) too, with the latest packages. Prerequisites Make sure you have atleast a little idea of what these terms mean: iSCSI, LUN, IQN, initiator, target and portal. Google and wikipedia are your friends. A quick summary: There are two parts of iSCSI communication - initiator and target.OpenStack Unit Testing Nuggets
A small post about little things I found out while running unit tests in OpenStack. Unit-testing setup Everybody knows ./run_tests.sh is used to run the unit tests of an OpenStack project. But, you require to install dependencies before doing it. And installing dependencies might not always succeed. So make sure you install these packages before running pip install -r requirements.txt: sudo apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libffi-dev \ python-dev libxslt1-dev libpq-dev python-mysqldb \ libmysqlclient-dev libvirt-dev Atleast cinder and nova dependencies will get installed properly after this.Amazon EC2 API with OpenStack - Developer Quick Start
OpenStack has support for EC2 API, that is, you can fire Amazon's API against an OpenStack cloud and it will still work. This article gets you started with using them locally against DevStack. It is more of a starter guide to a novice. Fire a DevStack with it's default settings. See this post for more information on it. git clone http://github.com/openstack-dev/devstack cd devstack/ ./stack.sh Source openrc source openrc View all EC2 credentials available for the current user (here, demo user in demo tenant)DevStack behind proxy
I have now seen some people struggling to get DevStack working behind proxy. Some, thinking it is a bug in DevStack, have actually posted patches for it too! Here, I'll tell you the simple way to get stack.sh complete succesfully from behind a proxy. By default, devstack will clone from the ‘actual’ OpenStack git repositories, residing at git://git.openstack.org. Some people might face a problem with it, as DevStack uses git protocol to clone the repo.Mounting QCOW2 images
Isn't it fun that even before you start a VM out of an image, you can add files to that image, see and edit the directory and file structure of that VM? I wanted to boot a VM out of a disk-image, but how will I know out of the 256 available IPs for that VM, which one actually got assigned? I tried vnc console, but the connection was terribly flaky.Open Source Puppet - Quick Start
This post aims to be your quickest guide to get started with Puppet. We'll be using the open source version of Puppet. An hour of spare time and two Ubuntu machines (physical or virtual doesn't matter) is all that is needed. Quick Introduction Lets say you want to install and run apache server on one of the machines in your lab. On another, you want to create a new user. On a third machine, you want to install MySQL, and allow access to this machine only from the first server.OpenStack in an hour with DevStack
So you found out a cool new technology “OpenStack” and want to try it real quick? Or probably you are hired in a company for your Python skills and now you are supposed to work on OpenStack in the shortest possible time? Fear not, it is not that hard to get started. DevStack is your friend-in-need. No, don't click that hyperlink just yet :)
MySQL Cheat Sheet
Databases are so important, yet almost all the time I need to work with it, I find that I have already forgotten all the syntax! So here I am writing down a quick cheat sheet to get me up and running when I'm waking up from slumber. I hope this will help atleast one other guy on this planet. I use mostly Ubuntu, so some of the commands might be Ubuntu specific.Playing around with Cinder multi-backend
With Grizzly release, Cinder got equipped with another major feature – multi-backends with filter scheduler. So now you can have more than one storage boxes for block storage and manage them with one Cinder deployment. Here, I'm going to test it out using our favourite method – trying it out on DevStack!
Quick Start: Linux Logical Volume Manager
While installing the latest Ubuntu OS on your computer, you will see that you can install the OS using LVM (Logical Volume Manager) utility. Ever wonder what is it? LVM (Logical Volume Manager) is that fantastic utility for storage administration. It provide the users with abilities which were not possible with raw disks. The storage is now ‘virtualized’. You can now easily create, move and extend volumes (for now, think of it as disk partitions) without bothering about data corruption.Installing OpenID plugin for MediaWiki
This post is about setting up your wiki such that their users access the wiki only via an OpenID provider login (e.g. Google or Facebook login). This post assumes MediaWiki is already installed.
Linux Screens in DevStack
This blog article explains handling screens within OpenStack running as a DevStack setup. Some useful generic screen commands are also provided at the end.
Cinder on DevStack - Quick Start
This blog post covers all the important commands for OpenStack Cinder - The block storage project. Although this guide is written based on DevStack, it will work with actual deployment of OpenStack cloud also (except the DevStack/Linux specific bits).
OpenStack Tempest quick start with DevStack
UPDATE(April 2014): Now when you set up DevStack, Tempest is automatically set up for you.
This quick start guide explains setting up Tempest with a DevStack environment for Grizzly release. Most of the information here is taken from here, the only difference being this blog post is more recent, and is based on Grizzly.
Git(hub) Cheat Sheet
I am posting my github cheat sheet here. I started writing it as soon as I started learning Github and Git. So, some of the content here can appear quite naive. I will try to keep this blog post as updated as I can, and if you find any suggestion, please comment!
This post is just for a reference of commands. This post will be a bad way to learn how git works. A basic understanding of git is assumed.


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Base class for all wavelet packet tree specialization types.
This abstract class is an interface to hold methods common to various wavelet packet trees.
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Perform a wavelet packet tree decomposition.
Starting with the root node, decomposes recursively every node in the tree stopping at the leaf nodes.
This is not a sparse decomposition, all nodes will have decomposed signal data after executing.
Implemented in panwave::WaveletPacketTree, and panwave::StationaryWaveletPacketTree.
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Get a read-only view of the root node signal data.
Implemented in panwave::WaveletPacketTreeTemplateBase< k >, panwave::WaveletPacketTreeTemplateBase< 2 >, and panwave::WaveletPacketTreeTemplateBase< 4 >.
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Get the number of wavelet levels this tree is capable of isolating and reconstructing.
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Reconstruct an isolated wavelet level.
Beginning at the leaf nodes, recursively reconstruct up all levels of the tree stopping at the root node.
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Set the root node signal.
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Class ProjectCommentsController
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This survey will help the NHS understand more about how coronavirus (COVID-19) affects people and which parts of the country need resources most.
By answering some quick questions you can help the NHS plan and manage coronavirus.
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Following the opening prayers, we recognized a minute of silence in honor of the late Consul General Colin Mayers.
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Some Bajan trivia - 'How well do you remember'
By: Marjorie McCauley, a CFL Bajan
Can you remember these aspects of old Barbados?
The former name for a district hospital?
Answer: almshouse
What we used to call a toilet?
Answer: chamber
What was the previous name of the Sir Grantley Adams International Airport?
Answer: Seawell
The name for a straw hat worn by school children years ago.
Answer: Panama hat
Today we say chickens, in the olden days they said ____.
Answer: yard fowl
A stiff undergarment worn by women in the olden days.
Answer: a can-can
A moveable cupboard used for storing food.
Answer: a larder
The hat once worn by the plantation owners.
Answer: cork hat
'Yuh know, Patsy did always a fair weather friend'. What does that mean?
Answer: She's unreliable person
'Yuh tell me, why would anybody let a 14-year old back back a car?'. What is the 14-year old doing to the car?
Answer: reversing
Bajan trivia by Marjorie McCauley is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Because when Bajans hangout, they say the darnest things!
Summaries of past meetings
Need to catch up on what happened at a past meeting? Or you wish to re-live the moments? Check out the summaries below.


BY EDWIN JAHIEL
INCOGNITO (1997) * Directed by John Badham. Written by Jordan Katz. Photography, Denis Crossan.Editing, Frank Morriss. Production design, Jamie Leonard. Music, John Ottman. Cast: Jason Patric (Harry Donovan), Irene Jacob (Prof. Marieke van den Broeck), Thoma Lockyer (Alastair), Ian Richardson (Turley), Rod Steiger (Milton Donovan), Maja Ottensen (nude model), Ian Holm, et al. 108 minutes.
I ran into this film on cable. Or rather, I collided with it. It bruised my taste and my logic. I stuck it out, but it never improved.
Jason Patric is the painter Harry Donovan. Patric is nice looking. Harry is surly and a creature of few words, generally unpleasant. That's because --I guess -- he wants to rise to fame and money. What he does however, in practical terms, is to forge paintings. And can he forge!!! He is said to be the very best of his ilk--and he knows it.
The trick is that he creates paintings by far less-known artist, which renders the possibility of the frauds being discovered low. Very low. Perhaps nil, since we never hear of his having been caught ever.
What is clear is that Harry has invariably stayed clear of forging the work of great, familiar artists. In fact he says early on "Only Rembrandt can paint Rembrandt."
I am a bit confused as to whether he copies paintings or makes new ones but in the unmistakable style of A, C or Y. My guess is the latter. No matter. Such forgeries do not seem to have attracted the inspection and close analyses by specialists.
It sounds like a good scam except that, if you ponder on it, you realize that while it makes more sense than making (up) a Van Dyke, a Degas or a Van Gogh, there us still a possibility, however remote, for connoisseurs of A, C or Y to become suspicious.
OK. Let's suspend disbelief for the sake of fun. But the, where on earth is that fun?
The very start of the movie, before we met Harry, is a flash-forward of news on TV --inexplicably in black and white. It shows Harry in a field being chased by a goodly part of the British police Force; burning a rolled item (a painting no doubt) on a fire conveniently found in the great outdoors; doing this as the law is tackling him, bodily, and as a TV newsman with winged feet also catches up with the running man.
The other half of the intro has Ian Holm ---as a kind of conduit to forgers and their employers--demonstrating to a small group what immense talent Harry has for fakes.
The plot is so murky that I am not sure I got its details right.  The dealers-gallery owners and middlemen (middle people, that is) are exploiting him. Back at his pad, in London, he sulks. Multiply this by 100 when he gets a letter from a gallery, per which they cannot have an exhibition of his (genuine, personal) works for some technical reason that I forget. Partly because a gorgeous model (Maja Ottensen) with a perfect figure, arrives, disrobes and poses, only to be dismissed (with pay) by Harry.
So, when fraud sponsors and bankrollers offer Harry a huge amount to do a "newly found Rembrandt," Harry says yes this time.
Matters get exponentially muddled and silly (but not funny-silly). They lead Harry from colorful London to picture-postcard Paris to Holland, perhaps to Germany too, but I won't take an oath on this. In France, in an outdoor cafe by the colorful Seine river, he meets cute with Marieke (Irene Jacob) -- in an improbability of 9.9 on a scale of 10. She seems to know something about painting. In fact she is the author (I think) of the art book Harry is perusing (just the pictures), al fresco--but neither nor we learn this until subsequent film sequences.
When Harry goes to the Louvre to look at Rembrandts in the process of being restored, in spite of his claiming he is a professor of art, he is refused access.
Having done a bit of spying, he is back on the quays of the Seine. He runs into Marieke sitting at a cafe with two French (presumably) art specialists. His shoulder is carrying a tree-size chip, so he proceeds to insult the two men (on matters of art) leaves. Marieke joins him (or he joins her). She is impressed no end Harry's moody outspokenness and original thinking. Before you can say Toulouse Lautrec, they're kissing passionately. Before you can say "How about it, kid?" they're rushing to her hotel. But she's lost her room key. She wakes up the aged night-porter, but the couple is in such a hurry that they copulate on a sofa in the foyer as the old fellow looks on and thinks, I am sure "Wait 'til I tell Jacques, Jules and Jim about this ! I bet they won't believe me." I bet they won't, too, since I can't believe it myself.
Morning arrives in Marieke's room. He is still in bed. She is up. Her nudity is not unappealing, but she's way behind the model seen earlier in London.
I can't remember if it is at this point that her full name is disclosed and her true profession. She's got to be Dutch, but she has no accent. I suspect her English was dubbed. Perhaps not. I couldn't care less.
The fact that at age 30 (and looking younger than that) Marieke van den Broeck is a specialist's specialist on Rembrandt, an ace, a wonder, raises more eyebrows. But then, how can you raise eyebrows that are already permanently raised?
The couple separate. We lose sight of the lady and concentrate on the forger. All sorts of technicalities ensue as he gets his very special needs: special paint and chemicals, an aged canvas and so on. This part, if done in semi-documentary fashion less sketchy, frantic and bamboozling, would have held some interest. But you have to take it all on hurried faith.
When the finished product gets back to the UK. more absurd complications ensue, including two killings. Surprise! Marieke reappears to verify the authenticity of the "Rembrandt." Contrary to expectations, while it looks genuine, something in her tells her this is not the real thing.
I'll spare you and myself the dolor of relating further developments, all outrageously absurd. Harry tries to flee to France, with Marieke attached to him with handcuffs. (He also forges a passport in a jiffy, thanks to his Swiss Army knife). The former bedmates have now an antagonistic releationship. It will change to love, as anyone can foretell.
Remember Alfred Hitchcock's "The 39 Steps"? .This part of the movie is like a forgery of Hitch's great movie. And a desecration. There are no winks to the audience nor any surprises. There is no humor, wit, slyness or suspense that might involve you. The photography however is very good.
 When Harry demonstrates his talent in court by redoing his painting, there's some excitement, but the process, with its McDonald's speed and the use of magically available special ingredients, is less than believable. It is mentioned that this had happened in the case of the real-life Van Meegeren, that notorious, legendary ace forger of Vermeers. But it is still unconvincing.
Improbabilities, impossibilities, contradictions come in bucketfuls. Remove nearly all of the film's plethora of subplots, stick to a handful and you might get a pretty good thriller.
I forgot to mention that early on and at some other times as well there appears on the screen Rod Steiger. Aging and in ill health , he plays Harry's father. They love each other. Harry tells him he admires him above all else. Steiger was a painter too. He wishes Harry would do his own painting rather than his illegal trade. And so on. But the old man is poorly defined. His function in the picture is hazy.
Brit-born director John Badham has some OK movies in his repertory: Just before "Incognito" he had made "Nick of Time" (1995), too over-the-top but fun. Other films (e.g. "Drop Zone, "" The Hard Way,"" Blue Thunder,"" Bird on a Wire,"" Stakeout."" Short Circuit") are not memorable, except for two most enjoyable, entertaining titles, "Saturday Night Fever"and " WarGames."
Jason Patric has no large filmography (yet?) but I do remember his doing very well in at least two very good features: "Rush" and "Geronimo: An American Legend." In my review of the latter I wrote : "Setting aside other considerations, Patric is a solid reason for seeing this film." "Incognito" adds no bonus points to the player, but it is not his fault.
The French actress Irene Jacob's debut was in a nice, short supporting role in Louis Malle's moving "Au Revoir, les Enfants" (1987). Fame came to her with her starring in two films by thinking man's auteur, the Polish moralist writer-director Krszystof Kieslowski (1941-1996): "The Double Life of Veronique" (France-Poland,1991) and the last last movie he ever made,"Three Colors: Red" (France,1994). Most of Jacob's other films were of minor interest. Had only Kieslowski not died so early!
"Le mauvais gout mene au crime"(Stendhal)
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Japan PM Abe-China’s Pres. Xi meeting likely to be in Spring 2020 - Reuters
by Dhwani MehtaLatest headlines are crossing the wires, via Reuters, citing that Japanese PM Abe has been in meetings with the top Chinese diplomat, Wang Yi, working for a State visit from China's President Xi in early 2020.
The report said the date is likely to be in the Japanese spring of 2020.


So I wanted to do some gardening in my apartment and so decided that a hydroponic system would be the best route. Such a system would offer the most efficiency and capacity, while taking up the least amount of space. I decided to go with an ebb and flow system since it would offer the most versatility. The way it would work is, a table would sit above a reservoir, filled with nutrient solution, which would be pumped up to the table periodically, and then drain back down.
I would need a structure to hold the flood table as well as something to hold my lights, so I decided on PVC because it’s cheap and you can make almost anything out of it. In order to help myself figure out how many tee fitting, etc. I needed, I thought it’d be a good idea to model out the structure before buying anything. I used Sketchup to do this since it’s free and someone else already modeled out all the PVC connectors I would need.
You’ll notice the lights don’t exactly connect to anything in the model, but they’re there to act more as placeholders than anything else. Now that I had a plan, the next step was to get started on construction.
I needed to make the table modular so I could get it in and out of doorways. So the legs, the vertical pieces that hold the light bar, and the light bar, are all separate pieces. Here is the table without the top pieces:
The vertical pipes that hold the light bar are how I will adjust the height of the lights. When I need to raise the lights up, I just swap out those pipes for taller ones. Here is a picture of the tall vertical pieces with the light bar on top:
This next picture is a closeup of the light bar, and it shows how I’m actually connecting my lights. The lights I’m using are two 65 watt compact fluorescent flood lights. Each one has a ½” knuckle that would normally screw into a junction box. In my case, they screw into this ½” threaded female reducer.
On the backside of the tee fitting, I drilled a hole for the lights’ wires to come through.
And here is a picture of the completed table, with the lights installed:
And lastly, this picture shows the table with its short vertical light holders.


I am an Apnea Academy Freediving Instructor and Advanced First Aid Instructor living and teaching (mainly) on the island of Zakynthos in Greece.
Please read below for more on me and my journey.
I was born and raised in Athens, but since my father is from Zakynthos, I have been in the water all my life.
I would follow my dad spearfishing since I was 4 or 5 years old, sometimes being out in the water for hours on end.
So, I've always had a loving and respectful relationship with the sea and felt calm just by getting in the water.
After watching the Big Blue I started being more interested in freediving and would always have my mask, snorkel and fins with me whenever I would go to water.
My studies and work were in web development and I was doing this in Athens until I saw some people freediving.
Turns out it was an Apnea Academy instructor teaching, so we had a chat and I started preparing for my first course.
After completing the course I became friends with Dimitris Koumoulos, who helped me immensely with training and overall guidance, I owe him a lot!
So, I made the decision to drop everything, move to Zakynthos and live in my grandparents home to be able to be close to the water and train to be an instructor.
This happened in 2018 in Tenerife under the guidance of the one and only Umberto Pelizzari (you can find me on AA's list of instructors).
I have also created the Freediving Science" Facebook group which has over 10k users now and is a great place to discuss research, technique etc.
In the fall of 2019 I became a KAD (Kids As Dolhpins) instructor, which is an amazing program with a 30 year experience that teaches freediving to children.
Since 2020, I am also an Advanced First Aid Instructor with Rescue Training International, you can see available courses I can teach and certify in the services section.
One of the most common questions new(er) freedivers have is what gear to use, so I thought I'd add my 2 cents here and share what I use.
Mask: Technisub Micromask - this is by far the best mask I've used, very durable,
high quality mask (make sure to get the original and not a clone/copy).
Snorkel: Beuchat Activa Tubair - or any curved soft snorkel like this.
Wetsuits: I work with G & Sea, a Greek wetsuit manufacturer that makes tailored wetsuits using only the finest Yamamoto materials,
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Chef's Kitchen
Taking matters into my own hands
May 2nd, 2015
I've never been much of a cook. The best I've done is bowl water for ramen and fry an egg to go with my ramen. But in the DBC welcoming video from Shereef, I took away a fundamental lesson that I need throughout my time at DBC and in the community of developers. That is, in the world of learning and making phenomenal experiences for myself, I need to become one of the chefs in the kitchen and not just sit back, waiting to be served.
With that idea in mind, I plan to look for and create opportunities for valuable contributions to everybody's learning, such as providing constructive criticism, presenting innovative ideas, asking questions, and helping others. The end goal for me is that by the end of 9-weeks of intensive training, I would have a chef's mindset and attitude in terms of taking charge of my own learnings. Specifically, I'm looking to build a set of healthy habits and practices that would not only benefit myself but the community in general.
Speaking of healthy habits, another important takeaway I had of the video is that I'll come away from DBC is a junior programmer who will likely not be hired for my technical expertise but for the engineering empathy and curiosity to learn and adapt in high-stress and high-intensity environments. I will learn to work well with fellow programmers and catch on to new concepts more quickly. I will also have plenty of practice researching and figuring out challenges on my own. What I learn, I will share with others through blogs, presentations, and other mediums. All of the above are important building blocks and ingredients to being a successful and lasting contributor of an interactive developers' community.
I am so glad I'm taking this step and changing my life.
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Masia heads polesitter Migno on Sunday morning
Moto3™ Warm Up has kicked off the final race day of 2019
by Dorna SportsMugen Race teammates Jaume Masia and Andrea Migno finished P1 and P2 respectively in Moto3™ Warm Up at the Gran Premio Motul de la Comunitat Valenciana. Masia set a 1:39.959 to beat the polesitter by 0.075, with home favourite Aron Canet (Sterilgarda Max Racing Team) rounding out the top three.
It may be cold but the sun is thankfully shining at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo for the final race day of 2019. Albert Arenas (Valresa Angel Nieto Team) and Marcos Ramirez (Leopard Racing) were the other riders inside the top five ahead of the 11:00 local time (GMT+1) race. Tom Booth-Amos (CIP Green Power) crashed unhurt at Turn 12, with newly-crowned FIM CEV Repsol Moto3™ Junior World Champion Jeremy Alcoba (Kömmerling Gresini Moto3) crashing at Turn 10 on his last flying lap – rider ok.
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Chiefs' Big Win, Sundowns Loss - 12 Pictures Of Absa Prem Action
by Soccer LadumaWith the Soweto derby headlining this weekend’s fixtures, Soccer Laduma takes a look at 12 pictures from all the Absa Premiership action.
Bidvest Wits opened the league action on Friday with a 1-0 loss to SuperSport United, with Head Coach Gavin Hunt’s side left with four games to catch up.
On the other Side, Maritzburg United extended their unbeaten run with 2-2 draw against Bloemfontein Celtic.
On Saturday, Kaizer Chiefs secured a 3-2 win over Orlando Pirates at the FNB Stadium, while Stellenbosch FC played to a 0-0 draw against Highlands Park, Baroka beat Polokwane City 1-0 and Chippa United securing their first win of the season over AmaZulu FC.
Read more: Middendorp Responds To ‘Thuggish Behaviour’ Remarks
Mamelodi Sundowns and Cape Town City both suffered defeats today, with the Brazilians losing 3-2 to Golden Arrows and City taking a 2-1 knock on the road against Black Leopards.
Click through the gallery to view some images from this weekend.


Class Hash
Strobe hash object
Inheritance
System.Object
Hash
Implements
System.ICloneable
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Namespace: DiscoNet.Noise
Assembly: DiscoNet.dll
Syntax
public class Hash : ICloneable
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceHash(Int32)
Output (extract) data from strobe state
Declaration
public Hash(int outputLength)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | outputLength | Expected output length |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceClone()
Get copy of the DiscoHash in its current state.
Declaration
public object Clone()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Object |
Sum()
Reads more output from the hash; reading affects the hash's state
Declaration
public byte[] Sum()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Byte[] | Resulted byte array |
Write(Byte[])
Write absorbs more data into the hash's state.
Declaration
public int Write(byte[] inputData)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Byte[] | inputData | Data to write |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 | Number of written bytes |
Remarks
This function is usually called to hash contigous chunks of data. For structured data please refer to WriteTuple
WriteTuple(Byte[])
Absorbs more data to hash in a non-ambigious way.
Declaration
public int WriteTuple(byte[] inputData)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Byte[] | inputData | Data to write |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 | Number of written bytes |
Remarks
The data absorbed via this function is separated from the data surrounding it. Use this function instead of Write to hash structured data.
Implements
System.ICloneable


EBWB - Enclosing Body Within a Block
The statement of a loop must always be a block. The
then
and else
parts of if
-statements must always be blocks.
This makes it easier to add statements without accidentally introducing bugs
due to forgetting to add braces.
Wrong
return;
while(
st.countTokens() > 2 )
s += st.nextToken();
Tip: Always enclose body within a block
Right
return;
}
while(
st.countTokens() > 2 ) {
s +=
st.nextToken();
}


Bowfinger (PG-13) *** 1/2 Starring Steve Martin, Eddie Murphy Directed by Frank Oz A Review by Frankie Paiva
Bowfinger can only be compared (since I do love comparing two films with some of the same plot sequences) with the recent The Muse, which also took a fun look at the thing that we call Hollywood. But this comedy seems a little duller than The Muse was, it's more of a spoof on all of those B-movies you see in that dusty corner of the neighborhood video store.
Bobby Bowfinger (Martin) is a movie producer, he works out of a dump that he calls Bowfinger International Pictures in the cheap section of Hollywood. When a member of his troupe of actors comes up with a wonderful action script, (it's called Chubby Rain, and it's about aliens that come down to Earth to fry us all to a crisp in the rain, thus making it chubby) but no movie executive will produce it unless big time action star Kit Ramsey (Murphy) is attached.
So the entire crew just goes up to Kit and says their lines about aliens and such.
Finally, a summer comedy has something that all of the other ones lacked, a good script. Martin has come up with some of the funniest plot sequences and one-liners that I've seen in a long time. Topping it off is Heather Graham, she knows exactly how to get around in Hollywood, and her character makes a surprise twist in the end. Performances are all great, especially Murphy, Kit Ramsey talks a mile a minute (much in the same way of Chris Tucker) and it's really fun to watch what he does with the role. Also making a wonderful turn in Christine Baranski as a theater veteran that thinks she's a top notch actress. So if you want to laugh, go see Bowfinger, which gets *** 1/2 stars.
The Young-Uns: The film contains some language and passionate make out scenes. Good Age 12 & Up
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