class Collection implements ArrayAccess, ArrayableInterface, Countable, IteratorAggregate, JsonableInterface
Methods
| void |
__construct(array $items = array())
Create a new collection. |
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| static Collection |
make(mixed $items)
Create a new collection instance if the value isn't one already. |
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| bool |
has(mixed $key)
Determine if an item exists in the collection by key. |
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| mixed |
get(mixed $key, mixed $default = null)
Get an item from the collection by key. |
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| array |
all()
Get all of the items in the collection. |
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| void |
put(mixed $key, mixed $value)
Put an item in the collection by key. |
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| mixed|null |
first(Closure $callback = null, mixed $default = null)
Get the first item from the collection. |
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| mixed|null |
last()
Get the last item from the collection. |
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| mixed|null |
shift()
Get and remove the first item from the collection. |
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| void |
prepend(mixed $value)
Push an item onto the beginning of the collection. |
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| void |
push(mixed $value)
Push an item onto the end of the collection. |
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| mixed|null |
pop()
Get and remove the last item from the collection. |
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| void |
forget(mixed $key)
Remove an item from the collection by key. |
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| mixed |
reduce(callable $callback, mixed $initial = null)
Reduce the collection to a single value. |
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| Collection |
each(Closure $callback)
Execute a callback over each item. |
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| Collection |
map(Closure $callback)
Run a map over each of the items. |
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| Collection |
transform(Closure $callback)
Transform each item in the collection using a callback. |
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| Collection |
filter(Closure $callback)
Run a filter over each of the items. |
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| Collection |
sort(Closure $callback)
Sort through each item with a callback. |
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| Collection |
sortBy(Closure $callback, int $options = SORT_REGULAR)
Sort the collection using the given Closure. |
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| Collection |
reverse()
Reverse items order. |
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| Collection |
values()
Reset the keys on the underlying array. |
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| Collection |
fetch(string $key)
Fetch a nested element of the collection. |
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| array |
flatten()
Get a flattened array of the items in the collection. |
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| Collection |
collapse()
Collapse the collection items into a single array. |
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| Collection |
merge(Collection|ArrayableInterface|array $items)
Merge the collection with the given items. |
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| Collection |
diff(Collection|ArrayableInterface|array $items)
Diff the collection with the given items. |
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| Collection |
intersect(Collection|ArrayableInterface|array $items)
Intersect the collection with the given items. |
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| Collection |
unique()
Return only unique items from the collection array. |
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| Collection |
slice(int $offset, int $length = null, bool $preserveKeys = false)
Slice the underlying collection array. |
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| Collection |
splice(int $offset, int $length, mixed $replacement = array())
Splice portion of the underlying collection array. |
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| Collection |
take(int $limit = null)
Take the first or last {$limit} items. |
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| array |
lists(string $value, string $key = null)
Get an array with the values of a given key. |
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| string |
implode(string $value, string $glue = null)
Concatenate values of a given key as a string. |
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| bool |
isEmpty()
Determine if the collection is empty or not. |
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| array |
toArray()
Get the collection of items as a plain array. |
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| string |
toJson(int $options)
Get the collection of items as JSON. |
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| ArrayIterator |
getIterator()
Get an iterator for the items. |
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| CachingIterator |
getCachingIterator($flags = CachingIterator::CALL_TOSTRING)
Get a CachingIterator instance. |
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| int |
count()
Count the number of items in the collection. |
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| bool |
offsetExists(mixed $key)
Determine if an item exists at an offset. |
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| mixed |
offsetGet(mixed $key)
Get an item at a given offset. |
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| void |
offsetSet(mixed $key, mixed $value)
Set the item at a given offset. |
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| void |
offsetUnset(string $key)
Unset the item at a given offset. |
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| string |
__toString()
Convert the collection to its string representation. |
Details
at line 27
public void
__construct(array $items = array())
Create a new collection.
at line 38
static public Collection
make(mixed $items)
Create a new collection instance if the value isn't one already.
at line 53
public bool
has(mixed $key)
Determine if an item exists in the collection by key.
at line 65
public mixed
get(mixed $key, mixed $default = null)
Get an item from the collection by key.
at line 80
public array
all()
Get all of the items in the collection.
at line 92
public void
put(mixed $key, mixed $value)
Put an item in the collection by key.
at line 104
public mixed|null
first(Closure $callback = null, mixed $default = null)
Get the first item from the collection.
at line 121
public mixed|null
last()
Get the last item from the collection.
at line 131
public mixed|null
shift()
Get and remove the first item from the collection.
at line 142
public void
prepend(mixed $value)
Push an item onto the beginning of the collection.
at line 153
public void
push(mixed $value)
Push an item onto the end of the collection.
at line 163
public mixed|null
pop()
Get and remove the last item from the collection.
at line 174
public void
forget(mixed $key)
Remove an item from the collection by key.
at line 186
public mixed
reduce(callable $callback, mixed $initial = null)
Reduce the collection to a single value.
at line 197
public Collection
each(Closure $callback)
Execute a callback over each item.
at line 210
public Collection
map(Closure $callback)
Run a map over each of the items.
at line 221
public Collection
transform(Closure $callback)
Transform each item in the collection using a callback.
at line 234
public Collection
filter(Closure $callback)
Run a filter over each of the items.
at line 245
public Collection
sort(Closure $callback)
Sort through each item with a callback.
at line 259
public Collection
sortBy(Closure $callback, int $options = SORT_REGULAR)
Sort the collection using the given Closure.
at line 291
public Collection
reverse()
Reverse items order.
at line 301
public Collection
values()
Reset the keys on the underlying array.
at line 314
public Collection
fetch(string $key)
Fetch a nested element of the collection.
at line 324
public array
flatten()
Get a flattened array of the items in the collection.
at line 334
public Collection
collapse()
Collapse the collection items into a single array.
at line 352
public Collection
merge(Collection|ArrayableInterface|array $items)
Merge the collection with the given items.
at line 363
public Collection
diff(Collection|ArrayableInterface|array $items)
Diff the collection with the given items.
at line 374
public Collection
intersect(Collection|ArrayableInterface|array $items)
Intersect the collection with the given items.
at line 384
public Collection
unique()
Return only unique items from the collection array.
at line 397
public Collection
slice(int $offset, int $length = null, bool $preserveKeys = false)
Slice the underlying collection array.
at line 410
public Collection
splice(int $offset, int $length, mixed $replacement = array())
Splice portion of the underlying collection array.
at line 421
public Collection
take(int $limit = null)
Take the first or last {$limit} items.
at line 435
public array
lists(string $value, string $key = null)
Get an array with the values of a given key.
at line 447
public string
implode(string $value, string $glue = null)
Concatenate values of a given key as a string.
at line 459
public bool
isEmpty()
Determine if the collection is empty or not.
at line 469
public array
toArray()
Get the collection of items as a plain array.
at line 484
public string
toJson(int $options)
Get the collection of items as JSON.
at line 494
public ArrayIterator
getIterator()
Get an iterator for the items.
at line 504
public CachingIterator
getCachingIterator($flags = CachingIterator::CALL_TOSTRING)
Get a CachingIterator instance.
at line 514
public int
count()
Count the number of items in the collection.
at line 525
public bool
offsetExists(mixed $key)
Determine if an item exists at an offset.
at line 536
public mixed
offsetGet(mixed $key)
Get an item at a given offset.
at line 548
public void
offsetSet(mixed $key, mixed $value)
Set the item at a given offset.
at line 566
public void
offsetUnset(string $key)
Unset the item at a given offset.
at line 576
public string
__toString()
Convert the collection to its string representation.


Ming completed his Bachelor's degree from Nanjing Teacher's University in 1987, where he studied the di-zi with Mr. Ke-Ren Lin and received the People's Scholarship for four years. From 1988 to 1990, he studied with Dr. Hal Ott at Central Washington University, earning his Master of Music Degree in Flute Performance. From 1990 to 1995, he studied with Mr. Charles DeLaney at The Florida State University, pursuing his Doctor of Music degree in Flute Performance. His honors include the third place in the prestigious Chinese Instrumental Competition in Shanghai in 1987; and full scholarship to study with Mr. Julius Baker, Mr. Ervin Monroe, and Dr. John Barcellona at California State University Summer Arts in 1995. He gave a one-hour presentation on the topic of The Sound of China, introduced di-zi to the National Flute Convention in Orlando in August 1995.


--- layout: post title: Foot Stickers date: 2010-12-30 13:36:49.000000000 +00:00 tags: - barefoot - shoes - stickers - concept type: post published: true ---
Now this is an interesting concept: foot stickers...
Why wear a whole shoe when all you need is a little protection on the bottom of your feet? A great idea, though I think it may not be particularly practical to implement, especially for outdoor use. You'd need to invent some pretty impressive sticky stuff that is water and sweat proof and yet easily removable from the skin without the need for solvents etc. Ideally this would need to be re-usable, though not essential.
It would also need to come off fingers easily so you could actually let go of your foot stickers once you've taken them off your feet 😀


| News |
| June 16th, 2013 |
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Welcome to Age 17! A new battlefield awaits you!
Good luck, but most importantly, have fun!
Age 16 Final Stats and Age 16 Alliance Stats have been posted. Congratulations to Phoenix-SR for finishing first!
Age 16 Honorable Mentions:
Top Alliance: Sweet Revenge
Top Orcs: Phoenix-SR (1st)
Top Dwarves: Ele-SR (5th)
Top Humans: Halcyon-SR (2nd)
Top Undead: Wulfric_RLoP (6th)
Top Elves: Kevin-MI (4th)
Smallest army in top 50: Shuyin (38th)
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| Orcs |
501 |
24% |
| Elves |
447 |
21% |
| Humans |
581 |
28% |
| Dwarves |
250 |
12% |
| Undead |
310 |
15% |
| Total |
2,089 |
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| Players Online |
161 |
91% |
| Guests Online |
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8% |
| Total Online |
177 |
8% |
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Total |
Success |
| Attacks |
8,059 |
94% |
| Recons |
22,144 |
66% |
| Sabotages |
28,007 |
48% |
| Raids |
2,900 |
37% |
| Conquests |
47,778 |
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Members |
Power |
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370 |
148 |
| RL-LoP-FF |
108 |
127 |
| ~LGC~ |
42 |
35 |
| Against All Authority |
48 |
28 |
| -Gladiators- |
59 |
21 |
| NextGenerationFighters |
10 |
20 |
| The United Empires |
20 |
17 |
| La Cosa Nostra |
22 |
12 |
| ThunderSt0rm Alliance |
16 |
10 |
| DEMK |
17 |
9 |
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Members |
Strength |
| Sweet Revenge |
370 |
171 |
| RL-LoP-FF |
108 |
126 |
| ~LGC~ |
42 |
34 |
| Against All Authority |
48 |
32 |
| The United Empires |
20 |
21 |
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Members |
Fortitude |
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Members |
Stealth |
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Members |
Alertness |
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The Ministry of Health of Indonesia has announced a new case of human infection of H5N1 avian influenza. A 24-year-old female from West Jakarta municipality, DKI Jakarta province developed symptoms on 14 December, was hospitalized on 19 December and died on 25 December. The source of her exposure is currently under investigation.
Of the 116 cases confirmed to date in Indonesia, 94 have been fatal.


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These are the 15 most-watched shows on Netflix for the week
by Andy MeekA top Netflix executive insisted publicly on Thursday that the streamer isn’t worried at all and won’t be distracted by the arrival of Disney+ this week onto the streaming scene. Whether you believe that or think it’s mostly bluster, what’s not in question is the weapon Netflix will use to fight back and hold onto the ground it’s seized as the Streaming Wars continue to unfold. That weapon is content, and lots and lots of it — both third-party, licensed shows and movies as well as content Netflix has commissioned or which falls into the “Netflix Originals” bucket.
Streaming search engine Reelgood has once again given us a rundown of data based on the behaviors of the users of its service — data that includes the 15 most-watched shows on Netflix between November 5 and November 11. At the top of the list this week is NBC’s comedy about the afterlife (The Good Place), while most of the rest of the top 5 is comprised of Netflix originals, like The End of the F***ing World, Daybreak, and Stranger Things.
A number of inferences can be drawn from this week’s results, the full rundown of which you can check out below. For starters, The Good Place has generally hung around the very top of the list for several weeks now. Having a sizeable inventory of third-party shows like that in Netflix’s pipeline reflects that people very much want to find their favorite shows on a service, in addition to having great originals to check out (which puts Apple TV+ in something of a tight spot, as it’s trying to win people over solely on the basis of a handful of originals, while Disney+ has added classics like The Simpsons).
Image Source: NetflixThe End of the F***ing World
Meantime, check out the other additions among the top 5 below. The fact that they’re mostly Netflix original shows speaks to the fact that the streamer isn’t drying up — that its talent is able to go back to the creative well again and again, and that Netflix decision-makers know how to keep green-lighting content that resonates with its users. And this month will be an especially big opportunity to keep doing that, with hotly anticipated Netflix originals like season three of The Crown and director Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman, among other things, on the way this month.
That said, let’s take a look now at the full list for the week, thanks to Reelgood:
The 15 Most-Watched Shows on Netflix right now
- The Good Place
- The End of the F***ing World
- Daybreak
- Stranger Things
- The Walking Dead
- Peaky Blinders
- American Horror Story
- The Kominsky Method
- Living with Yourself
- The Crown
- Grey’s Anatomy
- Unbelievable
- Mindhunter
- Supernatural
- The Flash


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Charamba opens up on Mthuli Ncube’s space satellite
by Staff ReporterPresidential Spokesperson George Charamba says the government of Zimbabwe has partnered with some Japanese University in launching the space satellite.
Charamba said the project is a priority for Zimbabwe.
I notice there has been lots of excitement about Zimbabwe and her satellite/spacecraft ambitions. I hope there isn’t a mistaken belief Zimbabwe is about to invent its own spacecraft. That’s not it. It is about to collaborate with some Japanese University to launch a craft for communication and investigative requirements.
This is happening everyday, with smaller economies cutting costs and speeding own subsoil resource quantification using space technology. While it might sound outlandish to many, it has become very basic and inevitable nowadays.
This is proper and thoughtful prioritization. In fact, we have taken too long to do this. Are you aware that for us Zimbabweans, much of our territory is terra incognito from the point of view of its subsoil endowments; that our Met Department is dependent on feed?
The project has generated widespread condemnation from the generality of Zimbabweans.
Source – Byo24


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Black Friday workers share the most outrageous things they've seen on the job, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
by Rachel Gillett, Katie Canales, Business Insider US- Black Friday can bring out the worst in some people.
- Retail workers Business Insider surveyed shared some of their most cringe-worthy stories.
- We also scoured Reddit for workers’ horrifying accounts of Black Friday mayhem.
- Visit Business Insider’s home page for more stories.
If you ask the people who work in retail, Black Friday is rarely described in the most flattering of ways.
“Being retired now, Black Friday is a nightmare of the past,” a former retail worker told Business Insider. “In my many years in retail, each one seemed to get worse.”
This isn’t to say all Black Friday shoppers are horrible people.
As one retail worker told Business Insider, “For the most part, people have always been very nice and patient. They can see it’s busy and I’m doing my best to get everybody taken care of.” They said it’s usually the customers who are never satisfied – “we can spot them a mile away” – that are more likely to make a scene.
In honor of the “wild and hectic” day when everyone is “tired and cranky” – their words – Business Insider asked more than 40 Black Friday workers to share some of the most outrageous things they’ve seen working Black Friday.
We also scoured Reddit for horror stories told by former Black Friday workers.
“Black Friday is like Hunger Games. The tributes are released, and everyone thinks they are extra special, so they should be allowed to just open pallets and take whatever they want well before the sale.”
“I once saw a fight between strangers because someone changed lines. They did not cut in line, they just got behind the other line. And someone in front of that person — so no way they were being affected — decided to verbally attack this person …
“… the person fought back. Nasty things were said, and both these individuals had kids with them to witness this.'”
“One year when I had just begun my shift a customer with a broken leg tried to hit me with one of his crutches because I didn’t know where we were keeping a particular item.”
“One year I got trapped behind the door when we opened, and I had to wait until the mad rush slowed down so I could climb under the cart rail and escape.”
“I’ve had a woman pour her coffee on the ground because we wouldn’t give her an extra discount. She maintained eye contact while pouring the coffee.”
“People sometimes fight over items that aren’t even that discounted. Is $5 off really worth a black eye?”
“I’ve seen shoppers take merchandise from other customers’ shopping carts.”
“I had someone follow me into the stock room to see if I was lying about being out of something.”
“An employee once pre-shopped and hid stuff under a counter. I put them back out for sale.”
“One of the most cringe-worthy things I saw was when a shopper lifted up their toddler’s garments and changed the crappy diaper on top of the merchandise in the department, leaving the used diaper in the parking lot.”
“Some people have untied and unwrapped pajama sets to check them out, and then they want you to go get them one in the same size and pattern from the stockroom that has not been opened.”
“I had a woman get angry with me for not having a doorbuster in stock almost 10 hours after the doors opened.”
“One of the craziest things you see is people driving a two-seat sports car and wanting you to help them load an eight-foot Christmas tree in there.”
“There was a man looking at jewelry armoires and two older ladies next to him looking at them, too. They had zeroed in on a certain style and he realized, apparently, that he liked that one the best, too. There was only one left, but the ladies couldn’t lift the box and decided to go find an associate to load it in their cart. As soon as they were gone, he grabbed it and ran to the checkout.”
“I once had a lady try to snatch something out of another customer’s hand, but before I could do anything about it, a couple of ladies in line who had been talking to the assaulted customer grabbed it back and chastised her to the point that she ran out of the store cussing about telling management.”
“Back in my poor college days when I worked at Walmart, we had a fight break out over a bike. Fists were thrown, and there was some blood. Eventually, one guy got ahold of it and managed to get away from the crowd. He rode the bike out of the store to flee his pursuers (without paying).”
Source: Reddit
“Someone punched a security guard in the face because he thought he was a customer skipping to the front of the line. He was just walking in the door to start his shift.”
Source: Reddit
“I have witnessed two people fist fight … over a toaster.”
Source: Reddit
“When I worked at Sam’s Club, during the madness one Black Friday morning, we caught a woman stuffing the inside of her pants with frozen lobster tail. She would unpackage them and throw the trash in a stack of tires that were on display.”
Source: Reddit
“I was a Gamestop Worker when the Wii came out. The second we unlocked the doors, it was a riot. People were fighting one-another, swearing, crying, just about everything. People were so desperate, when people managed to get one, somebody would throw the other person to the ground and buy it.”
 He was a rather large man, but, dude, its a Blu-ray player … seriously.”
Source: Reddit
“Back when I worked retail we had people lining up at the doors. We hadn’t finished setting up the signs yet, so we were running late. At about a minute after midnight, the people outside started pushing on the door and cursing at my manager …
Source: Reddit
“… The door was cheap, so even though it was locked, they were able to push it inward. Problem was, it never actually opened, but the people at the back of the crowd thought it did, so they started pushing and the people at the front started being crushed against the door …
Source: Reddit
“… When my manager saw this she immediately opened it up, and about five people at the front spilled onto the floor, and the rest of the people behind them started trampling over them. They were Okay, though, and I saw them shopping a few minutes later.”
Source: Reddit
“People have thrown things at me, ripped product intended for other customers out of my hands, stolen and broken things, relieved themselves in fitting rooms, puked, and fainted while in stores I have worked in. On the bright side, I always wear a pedometer, and I can easily walk eight to 10 miles on Black Friday, so I feel a little more justified when I have six servings of stuffing the day before.”
Source: Reddit
Reddit sources are anonymous, and these stories were not independently verified by Business Insider. Some entries have been edited for clarity.


END OF VIOLENCE, THE (director: Wim Wenders; screenwriter: Nicholas Klein; cinematographer: Pascal Rabaud; cast: Bill Pullman (Mike Max), Andie MacDowell (Paige Stockard), Gabriel Byrne (Ray Bering), Loren Dean (Doc Block), Traci Lind (Cat), Sam Fuller (Louis Bering), Pruitt Taylor Vince (Frank Cray), Nicole Parker (Kenya), Marisol Padilla Sanchez (Mathilda), Frederic Forrest (Ranger MacDermot), Udo (Zoltan Kovacs), 1997)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
This film's narrative promises much to say about how violent man is, as it uses contemporary L.A. for its location. But in the end, it fails to deliver the goods; for reasons that are not artistically clear to me, Wenders decides to abruptly check out of this slow developing non-story and end it without resolving it satisfactorily. The film seemed to be oozing completely out of energy and purpose. It made me wonder why Wenders seemed to be so concerned in the first place with the socio-political manifestations of a top-secret government project gone awry and the public being exploited by Hollywood; and then, he concentrated for most of the film on the usual crime stuff of murder and missing persons, basically ignoring what he tried so hard to bring to center stage.
I have always found Wenders to be a bit pretentious; and, at the same time, alluring. He always seems to bait me into thinking there is something more to his films than there are. There are exceptions, like his wonderful film WINGS OF DESIRE, but most of the time I feel that I am being intellectually short-changed by such deceptions.This picture is a perfect example of what I mean.
At first, the story appears to be about Mike Max (Pullman). He plays this bastard Hollywood movie producer who has gotten wealthy making exploitive action films and who it seems can't communicate with his fine looking but empty wife Paige (Andie); he can only communicate bottom-lines, and is hooked on cellular phones and on computers.
His wife is leaving him because he either constantly ignores her or dumps on her. Then, the main event of the film takes place, as we observe on video surveillance, in an observatory with telescopes and computers and video cameras, that Ray Bering (Gabriel Byrne), who is a computer expert, is watching two hitmen trying to kill Mike after kidnapping him. Instead, they end-up dead; and, Mike is found by some Mexican gardeners as he wanders along the road. He will now live with them, that is, after telling them he is the famous producer they see on the news, but is now considered to be a missing person... !
The action turns to following the life of Cat (Traci) who is the stunt woman Mike gave a big break to, giving her a starring role in his next film.The cop, Doc Block (Loren), who is investigating the disappearance of Mike, is suspiciously pulled off the case when he starts asking too many questions around the set, but stays around long enough to fall for Cat and continue the investigation on his own.
The detective's investigation reveals that the video surveillance was a government plan used to spy on people to cut down on the police response times to crime; and Byrne, the computer security expert who is setting this up for the government, is afraid of its inherent dangers, such as the abuse of power this technology has for society. He has picked Mike, after just meeting him once at a computer convention in Las Vegas, to tell him about this classified project. So, it seems that our government boys are now going after Mike, and Mike tells this to Cat, who tells this to Doc Block...The most interesting and diverting scenes in this part of the film concern the poetry performance readings that some of the movie folks attend. One of the readings is more powerful than anything that has to do with the story being told. A black woman poet (Parker) does a poem about being taken sexually by her father.This is Wenders being the arty Wenders, creating interest by being evocative no matter what the film calls for. I am not challenging his use of such scenes, they are wonderful; but, I am put off by his inability to keep the story from going cold.
The last part of this narrative, has all these parts of the tale come together for a violent conclusion. It leaves us with the belief that the violence will not be curtailed, but will go on; therefore, there will be no such a thing as an end to violence.Thereby, the film's title is the opposite of what the film really means to say. Or, is it?
Wenders has succeeded in creating a mishmash of images that are incendiary, but not penetrating enough for us to believe in the characters of the story, or to follow through on what this film is supposed to be about. In fact, you might be angrier and more prone to have a violent reaction to the film, than you would be to believe that Wenders has taken this film in the direction needed for us to see what is meant by an end of violence.
He lost me somewhere down the line. It seems to be a film concerned about government conspiracies and missing persons, but turns out to be more concerned with societal problems, values, and alienation, and does not do any of these topics sufficient justice in covering it. This results in a film that has a few good ideas but goes astray, leaving it with a disjointed look, that is artistically satisfying to watch but empty of meaningful inquiry.
REVIEWED ON 10/7/98 GRADE: C
Dennis Schwartz: "Ozus' World Movie Reviews"
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Contrast simply means difference. And for whatever reason—perhaps our brains think they are still back in the savannah scanning for wild predators—we are all wired to notice differences. We are not conscious of it, but we are scanning and looking for similarities and differences all the time. Contrast is what we notice, and it’s what gives a design its energy. So you should make elements that are not the same clearly different, not just slightly different. Contrast is one of the most powerful design concepts of them all because really any design element can be contrasted with another. You can achieve contrast in many ways—for example, through the manipulation of space (near and far, empty and filled), through color choices (dark and light, cool and warm), by text selection (serif and sans serif, bold and narrow), by positioning of elements (top and bottom, isolated and grouped), and so on.


JustEmuTarkov
A Backend Emulator
JustEmuTarkov - Backend Emulator
DISCLAIMER: If you like this game make sure to support game creators: Official Developers WebPage
Written In JS
Server is written in JS (Node), its easy to edit and modify
Low amount of files
Whole server closes at around 2.500 files where size of server really doesn't change much its around 50MB (after archiveing it it taking less then 10MB)
Properly working Cache system
Cache system which actually works. After Cacheing is done you can literally delete almost 10 folders from DB folder without server even noticing it.
Server allow to run diffrent game versions
Yes. Server will allow to run diffrent versions of clients, the only thing is that you need Database for that certain game client.
When Server and files will get released ?
After they gona be ready...
If you really want to contact me (TheMaoci) head up there Discord Link


You are going to help James check his schedule for errors by drawing a graph of his patient scheduling data.
The experimenter has provided you with a pencil and sheet of graph paper. Using these materials, please draw a triangular interval graph. The triangular interval graph is one of the graphs you used in the previous activities (the one with the diagonal grid lines). Please plots each of the appointments listed on the data table on the graph.


Extensions
The following extensions are available globally.
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Declaration
Swift
struct Int : SignedInteger, Comparable, Equatable
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Declaration
Swift
struct Float
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Declaration
Swift
struct String
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Declaration
Swift
struct URL : ReferenceConvertible, Equatable
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Declaration
Swift
struct Double


[Deal] Grab a saving with these pre-Black Friday deals from Anker
by Peter HoldenIt’s getting close to that time of year again where people begin thinking about buying gifts for others and themselves, and as you might expect, Anker has turned up with a bunch of deals to consider. There are savings to be had on wireless chargers, car chargers, a dashcam, and home projectors, so join us after the break to find out more.
As always, the deals are available via Amazon with discount codes to be entered at checkout or coupons to be applied on the product’s listing page, some deals are already reduced.
- PowerPort 5W Wireless Charging Pad – $8.99 (RRP $17.99) Enter code DS251813 at checkout
- Nebula Prizm II Multimedia Projector – $153.99 (RRP $215.99) Enter code KJNEBLA2 at checkout
- SoundCore Rave Portable Party Speaker – $199.99 (RRP $249.99) Enter code PARTYA3391 at checkout
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- Roav DashCam Duo – $89.99 (RRP $129.99) Apply coupon on the product page and enter code BFROAV099 at checkout
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- Nebula Capsule Smart Mini Projector – $252.99 (RRP $299.99) Enter code KJOCTFM1 at checkout
The Honor 9X with pop-up selfie camera, headphone jack, and triple rear cameras is on sale for £249
Google smart speaker sales dropped 40% year-over-year while Amazon maintains a firm lead
The Pixel 3 bombed, even with a ton of advertising and promotions


I am currently a senior Computer Science student at SFSU with an interest in data and web development. In my free time I enjoy translating Japanese light novels to English, and playing games.
I'm a competitive, self-motivated learner always looking for challenges and improving at what I love to do.
For our project, I will be the back-end lead
Python, Java, C++, HTML, CSS, R, JavaScript, React, react-native, Swift, SQL, Node.js, Git, LaTeX, Heroku


Paul Reubens going on 20-city tour for Pee-wee's Big Adventure's 35th
by Rusty BlazenhoffThe 35th anniversary of Pee-wee's Big Adventure is nigh. So, soon, you'll not only be able to see the 1985 hit film on the big screen, but you'll also get to hear never-before-shared stories about the movie from Pee-wee's creator, Paul Reubens. Yes, please, and thank you! Pee-wee's Big Adventure 35th Anniversary Tour with Paul Reubens is headed to 20 U.S. cities in early 2020.
Pee-wee Herman himself hipped me to this, dude.
Previously: Now you can send shout-outs from Paul Reubens, aka Pee-wee Herman, to people you know


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First Polio Case in Malaysia in 27 Years
Malaysia registered the first case of polio in 27 years, the France Press reported, citing the Malaysian Ministry of Health.
A three-month-old baby, originally from the city of Tuaran in Malaysia's Sabah state on Borneo island, was admitted to a hospital with symptoms of fever and muscle weakness on Friday, the ministry said. The baby is treated in "an isolation ward and is in stable condition, but still requires assistance to breathe," Noor Hisham Abdullah, Director General of Health said in a statement.
In 2000, Malaysia was declared polio-free. The last case of the disease was registered in 1992.
Public health expert T. Jayabalan told AFP he was not surprised by the case, as polio vaccine is not mandatory in Malaysia.
“This first case probably is the tip of the iceberg. There is a very high possibility of a rising trend,” he warned.


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--- layout: post title: Returning a default value when no value returned author: josh tags: - default values - development - programming support - sql - sql database - subquery ---
Today, I came across a problem where, after a lot of searching through forums and other various mediums of programming support, I was basically told it couldn't be done. I don't like to take "it's impossible" for an answer, so I continued to dive into it and I finally came up with a solution.
Using an SQL database, I had a value that I was searching for. I knew that the row would not be there in the case that we were using the default value. I needed to always return something, even if it was just the default value. I also needed to return multiple default values from multiple rows as a single row. One catch that was the results needed to be returned through a view. The reason for this is that we were using some home-brewed replication of our database, that only synced the necessary data into tables. When information that was normally retrieved through a view was needed, we simply created a table with the same structure and name as the view. Made things simple, right? Great for the replication, didn't seem so in this case.
At first, I thought, I could just use the ISNULL command.
{% highlight sql linenos %} SELECT ISNULL([Field], 'DefaultValue') AS [FieldName] FROM [Table] WHERE [KeyField] = 'KeyValue' {% endhighlight %}The problem with this was that since it didn't return any rows, there was nothing to use ISNULL on. To remedy, that I decided to go the route of a subquery.
{% highlight sql linenos %} SELECT ISNULL(( SELECT [Table].[Field] FROM [Table] WHERE [Table].[KeyField] = 'KeyValue1'),'DefaultValue1') AS [Field1] {% endhighlight %}And with that I was able to get the results I needed, however, I needed to return the values of multiple rows as a single row.
{% highlight sql linenos %} SELECT [Field1] ,[Field2] FROM ( SELECT ISNULL(( SELECT [Table].[Field] FROM [Table] WHERE [Table].[KeyField] = 'KeyValue1'),'DefaultValue1') AS [Field1] ,ISNULL(( SELECT [Table].[Field] FROM [Table] WHERE [Table].[KeyField] = 'KeyValue2'),'DefaultValue2') AS [Field2] ) AS Results {% endhighlight %}As a bit of warning: My solution does use a number of subqueries and depending on your database structure and row count this solution could be a bit on the sluggish side. As always, make sure you run through the execution plan to optimize the query where you can.


The Employee Photo & Resume Table: DSN8810.EMP_PHOTO_RESUME
DSN8810.EMP_PHOTO_RESUME contains photos and resume text for employees in the DSN8810.EMP table, previously described. The table contains a LOB column for the resume and two LOB columns for photos, one in PSEG format and one in BMP format.
The table is a parent table of DSN8810.PROJ with a foreign key on column RESPEMP. There are four indexes associated with the tables required to store photos and resumes: one on the base table and one each on the auxiliary tables. DSN8810.XEMP_PHOTO_RESUME is a primary unique index on the base table; and DSN8810.XAUX_BMP_PHOTO, DSN8810.XAUX_PSEG_PHOTO, DSN8810.XAUX_EMP_RESUME are each unique indexes on the respective auxiliary tables.
DSN8810.EMP_PHOTO_RESUME Table and Auxiliary Table DDL
CREATE TABLE DSN8810.EMP_PHOTO_RESUME
(EMPNO CHAR(06) NOT NULL,
EMP_ROWID ROWID NOT NULL GENERATED ALWAYS,
PSEG_PHOTO BLOB(100K),
BMP_PHOTO BLOB(100K),
RESUME CLOB(5K))
PRIMARY KEY EMPNO
IN DSN8D81L.DSN8S81B
CCSID EBCDIC;
An auxiliary table is required for each LOB column in the table. The following DDL creates the auxiliary tables required for the three LOB columns in DSN8810.EMP_PHOTO_RESUME:
CREATE AUX TABLE DSN8810.AUX_BMP_PHOTO
IN DSN8D61L.DSN8S61M
STORES DSN8810.EMP_PHOTO_RESUME
COLUMN BMP_PHOTO;
CREATE AUX TABLE DSN8810.AUX_PSEG_PHOTO
IN DSN8D61L.DSN8S61L
STORES DSN8810.EMP_PHOTO_RESUME
COLUMN PSEG_PHOTO;
CREATE AUX TABLE DSN8810.AUX_EMP_RESUME
IN DSN8D61L.DSN8S61N
STORES DSN8810.EMP_PHOTO_RESUME
COLUMN RESUME;
Each auxiliary table must have a unique index defined on it. DSN8810.AUX_BMP_PHOTO has a required unique index named DSN8810.XAUX_BMP_PHOTO; DSN8810.AUX_PSEG_PHOTO has a required unique index named DSN8810.XAUX_PSEG_PHOTO; and DSN8810.AUX_EMP_RESUME has a required unique index named DSN8810.XAUX_EMP_RESUME.
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iMATCH SLIDER LIBRARY FOR JAVASCRIPT
A vanilla JavaScript mobile-friendly before/after comparison slider,
to view the difference between two images with mouse drag and touch swipe events.
Some Fetaures
- Both Desktop & Mobile
- Built-in Animation
- Touch Support
- Easy to Customise CSS Style
- Mobile-friendly
- Easy to intergrate
- Both Horizontal & Vertical Slide
- Pure JavaScript
Demo


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A hydroplane (or hydro, or thunderboat) is a fast motorboat, where the hull shape is such that at speed, the weight of the boat is supported by planing forces, rather than simple buoyancy.
A key aspect of hydroplanes is that they use the water they are on for lift rather than buoyancy, as well as for propulsion and steering: when travelling at high speed water is forced downwards by the bottom of the boat's hull. The water therefore exerts an equal and opposite force upwards
A hydroplane (or hydro, or thunderboat) is a fast motorboat, where the hull shape is such that at speed, the weight of the boat is supported by planing forces, rather than simple buoyancy.
A key aspect of hydroplanes is that they use the water they are on for lift rather than buoyancy, as well as for propulsion and steering: when travelling at high speed water is forced downwards by the bottom of the boat's hull. The water therefore exerts an equal and opposite force upwards
A hydroplane (or hydro, or thunderboat) is a fast motorboat, where the hull shape is such that at speed, the weight of the boat is supported by planing forces, rather than simple buoyancy.
A key aspect of hydroplanes is that they use the water they are on for lift rather than buoyancy, as well as for propulsion and steering: when travelling at high speed water is forced downwards by the bottom of the boat's hull. The water therefore exerts an equal and opposite force upwards


Shapelets incorporates the latest and best performance time series algorithms created by academics so you can distribute and scale them in a parallel fashion.
Traditional analytics platforms focus on metrics instead of changes in data.
Shapelets offers key accelerated analytics such as pattern recognition (motifs and chains) and anomaly detection (discords) in a horizontal and scalable offer.
Predict future trends in your data series in just milliseconds.
Shapelets’ algorithms harness the GPU’s parallel processing power and returns super fast results without any prior training.
Changes can be caused by multiple variables that can be interconected.
Shapelets’ algorithms allow you to establish a cause and effect relationship between a collection of time series and an output in such way that you can explain linear relationships between the inputs that cause an effect on the output.
Explore sequences and find regularities in your data in a domain agnostic manner.
Classify your time series and identify variations in sequences according to their shape.
Run all these analytics in a parallel fashion to exploit the resources available.


This is a library for parsing and evaluating string arithmetic expressions.
sh
npm i dl-math-eval-ts
Clone or download the repository and add the import references accordingly in your TypeScript source code.
sh
git clone
To build the source and generate the corresponding JS source code:
sh
git clone
cd
tsc
Note: You must have TypeScript compiler installed in your system to use tsc
. Refer to this page for more information.
To use the library, simply use the appropriate imports in the source code. For example, if you wish to evaluate an expression then: ```typescript import { DLMathEval } from './node-modules/dl-math-eval-ts';
let exp : string = 'your expression';
let ref : any = {}; // your references and methods definitions
let result : number = DLMathEval.evaluateExpression( exp, ref );
```
This is an example of a scenario where you have used npm
to install the library.
There are several other static methods in DLMathEval
that you may find useful so I encourage you to explore the documentation to discover these methods.
However to get a better understanding of the terms and conventions followed in the methods and classes, then reading the description below will help.
Here are the descriptions and elaborations of a few terms which are used in this project:
A token is an independent element in an expression. It can be a number, an operator or a function call. A token in this library is represented by a class named DMEToken
. The class has two fields:
|Field|Type|Description|
|-|-|-|
|type
|TokenType
|type of token|
|value
|any
|value of the token|
The value that must value
must hold depends on the type
of the token.
|TokenType|Value Type|
|-|-|
|CloseParenthesis|')'
|
|OpenParenthesis|'('
|
|Operand|number|
|Operator|'-'
or '+'
or '*'
or '/'
|
|Reference|DMEReferenceToken
object|
The tokenize
method on passing a valid expression will provide an array containing the tokens in order corresponding to the expression.
A reference token is one that represents an entity that requires a look-up in a JSON object. For example the token:
typescript
f1.f2.f3(2,1)
is a function call and takes two arguments. The function must be declared in the second parameter of the evaluateExpression
method. For the above example the parameter can be the following object:
typescript
let ref : any = {
"f1": {
"f2": {
"f3": function( params : number[] ) : number {
return params[1] * params[2];
}
}
}
};
The function takes an array argument where the numbers which are to be passed as arguments are contained in the order of declaration of the function in the params
array.
The reference need not necessarily be a function but it can also be a number or an expression that results to a number. For example the below expression is still valid:
```typescript
let ref : any = {
"f1": {
"f2": {
"f3": function( params : number[] ) : number {
return params[1] * params[2];
},
"f4": function() : number {
return 101;
}
},
"notAFunction": 5+1
}
};
let expression : string = 'f1.f2.f3(4,5) + f1.f2.f4 * f1.notAFunction';
```
Parsing expression
will yield three DMEReferenceToken
objects which in this scenario are valid.
The DMEReferenceToken
class has three fields:
|Field|Type|Description|
|-|-|-|
|referenceName
|string[]
|complete name of the reference, which is delimited on .
character|
|type
|ReferenceTokenType
|type of token, can be Function
or Constant
|
|params
|DMEToken[][]
|parameters to be passed to the function|
The params
field is an array of expression where the expression is expressed as an array of tokens. A reference token can take any valid expression as a parameter and the expression may include references also. Before evaluation of a reference, all its parameters are evaluated first and then the resulting numerical results are passed to the function (you can see this as a depth-first evaluation).
A Constant
type is one which does not have the syntax of a function call. f1.notAFunction
or f1.f2.f4
are both Constant
types. Intuitively, a Function
has the syntax of a function call, example f1.f2.f3(2,3)
.
If there are any references which are of the form Math.cos(2)
or references which require the common Math
library, on evaluation of the reference, if it is not found in the look-up object then the reference will be looked up in the Math
library as well. That is of course if the look-up in the reference object fails. Even for the methods in Math
library, the parameters are evaluated first before being passed to the method, so the expression
Math.cos( 2 + f1.notAFunction )
is still valid.
The regular expressions used in this project can be found in regexContainer.ts
file in the RegexContainer
class.
|Regex|Name|Description|
|-|-|-|
|/^[)]$/
|ClosingParenthesis|Close parenthesis or )
|
|/^[0-9]$/
|Digit|All digits from 0 to 9|
|/^[(]$/
|OpeningParenthesis|Open parenthesis or (
|
|/^[-+*/]$/
|Operator|The common arithmetic operators of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.|
|/^([a-zA-Z0-9_$]+(\.[a-zA-Z0-9_$]+)*)$/
|ReferenceName|A reference name is of the form name.name.name.name
, where .
is the separator and name can be a string of uppercase or lowercase characters, digits, $
or _
. A reference name must start with any one of these characters and must have at least one of these characters.|
|/^[a-zA-Z0-9$_.]$/
|ReferenceNameCharacters|The characters that are valid in a reference name.|
|/^[a-zA-Z$]$/
|ReferenceNameInitial|The valid starting characters of a reference name.|
Since the project requires parsing a string, so intuitively there will be a requirement of a transition table. The transition, in this case, performs check on whether a character following or succeeding a token forms a valid expression. The TransitionCheck
method, in transitionCheck.ts
, is an implementation of this concept. The parameters of the method are:
|Parameter|Type|Description|
|-|-|-|
|currentToken
|DMEToken
|The token that was generated in the current iteration.|
|next
|string
|The character following the currentToken
in the expression.|
This method returns true
when the transition from the token to the character is valid or false
if invalid. The method uses regular expression which will are self-explanatory.
The algorithm used for evaluating the expression can be found in this page. The algorithm evaluates infix expression using two stacks, one for operands and one for operators.
The method evaluateNativeExpression
implements the algorithm.
Native Expression - A native expression is one where there are only operands, operators and parenthesis in the expression. In other words, there are no reference tokens in the expression.
Please refer to doc/index.html
for the complete documentation and API reference. The documentation for this project was generated using Compodoc.
```typescript // Expression string let exp : string = "a + (1+1.1)/2+$f.$r.w_t_($f.x(2),3) + (-2) + Math.cos(90)";
// Reference object let ref : any = { "$f": { "$r": { "w_t_": function( params : number[] ) : number { return params[0] + params[1]; } }, "x": function( params : number[] ) : number { return params[0] * params[0]; }, "a": 2 }, "a": 1 };
// Getting the array of tokens let tokens = DLMathEval.tokenize(exp);
// Evaluating the expression let result = DLMathEval.evaluateExpression(exp, ref); ```


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Address |
An address used to geocode a document
|
| GeocodeAndIndexJobRequest |
Request body for geocoding a job and then adding into an index
|
| GeocodeAndIndexJobResponse |
The response body from a GeocodeAndIndexJob API call
|
| GeocodeAndIndexJobResponseValue |
The
ApiResponse.Value from a 'geocode and index' response |
| GeocodeAndIndexRequest |
Request body for geocoding a document and then adding into an index
|
| GeocodeAndIndexResponseValue |
The
ApiResponse.Value from a 'geocode and index' response |
| GeocodeAndIndexResumeRequest |
Request body for geocoding a resume and then adding into an index
|
| GeocodeAndIndexResumeResponse |
The response body from a GeocodeAndIndexResume API call
|
| GeocodeAndIndexResumeResponseValue |
The
ApiResponse.Value from a 'geocode and index' response |
| GeocodeCredentials |
Credentials for geocoding
|
| GeocodeJobRequest |
Options for geocoding a job (specifying some location on Earth)
|
| GeocodeJobResponse |
The response body from a GeocodeJob API call
|
| GeocodeJobResponseValue |
The
ApiResponse.Value from a 'geocode job' response |
| GeocodeOptions |
Options for geocoding a document (specifying some location on Earth)
|
| GeocodeOptionsBase |
Options for geocoding a document (specifying some location on Earth)
|
| GeocodeResumeRequest |
Options for geocoding a resume (specifying some location on Earth)
|
| GeocodeResumeResponse |
The response body from a GeocodeResume API call
|
| GeocodeResumeResponseValue |
The
ApiResponse.Value from a 'geocode resume' response |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| GeocodeProvider |
Geocode service providers
|
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Installing SCons
Compatibility and Download
SCons (Software Construction tool) is a build tool, similar to the classic make utility, that is used to compile source code such as titanium_mobile. Hence, unless you intend to build Titanium SDKs from source, this package is not mandatory for working with Titanium.
Remember that Python is a prerequisite for SCons, and so should be installed first. See Installing Python for instructions.
Obtain the SCons version listed below for your Operating System:
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Operating System |
Package Version |
Download Location |
|
OSX |
Latest Stable |
|
|
Windows |
Latest Stable |
|
|
Ubuntu |
Latest Stable |
Default Repositories |
Installation
Windows
Windows Software Locations
Setup
-
log in under your usual user account, and right-click the SCons Windows Installer and select Run as administrator. Enter your Administrator password, if you are prompted for it, and proceed until the first screenshot below
-
verify that Python has been automatically detected on your system, as below. If none is found, you may have installed the 64bit rather than 32bit version
-
verify that the scons script has been placed in the directory shown in the Windows Software Locations above, within the Python directory, and then proceed
-
click Next and continue until complete
Refer to the Windows Software Locations section and add the SCons location to the system's PATH.


Module: Octokit::Client::Pages
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance Descendants | |
|
Included In:
| |
| Defined in: | lib/octokit/client/pages.rb |
Overview
Methods for the Pages
API
Instance Method Summary
-
#latest_pages_build(repo, options = {}) ⇒ Object
List the latest
Pages
build information for a repository. -
#list_pages_builds(repo, options = {})
Alias for #pages_builds.
-
#pages(repo, options = {}) ⇒ Object
List Pages information for a repository.
-
#pages_build(repo, id, options = {}) ⇒ Sawyer::Resource
Get a specific
Pages
build by ID. -
#pages_builds(repo, options = {}) ⇒ Array<Sawyer::Resource>
(also: #list_pages_builds)
List Pages builds for a repository.
-
#request_page_build(repo, options = {}) ⇒ Sawyer::Resource
Request a page build for the latest revision of the default branch.
Instance Method Details
#latest_pages_build(repo, options = {}) ⇒ Object
List the latest Pages
build information for a repository
# File 'lib/octokit/client/pages.rb', line 46
def latest_pages_build(repo, = {}) get "#{Repository.path repo}/pages/builds/latest", end
#list_pages_builds(repo, options = {})
Alias for #pages_builds.
# File 'lib/octokit/client/pages.rb', line 39
alias list_pages_builds pages_builds
#pages(repo, options = {}) ⇒ Object
List Pages information for a repository
# File 'lib/octokit/client/pages.rb', line 14
def pages(repo, = {}) get "#{Repository.path repo}/pages", end
#pages_build(repo, id, options = {}) ⇒ Sawyer::Resource
Get a specific Pages
build by ID
# File 'lib/octokit/client/pages.rb', line 26
def pages_build(repo, id, = {}) opts = ensure_api_media_type(:pages, ) get "#{Repository.path repo}/pages/builds/#{id}", opts end
#pages_builds(repo, options = {}) ⇒ Array
<Sawyer::Resource
>
Also known as: #list_pages_builds
List Pages builds for a repository
# File 'lib/octokit/client/pages.rb', line 36
def pages_builds(repo, = {}) get "#{Repository.path repo}/pages/builds", end
#request_page_build(repo, options = {}) ⇒ Sawyer::Resource
Request a page build for the latest revision of the default branch
You can only request builds for your repositories
# File 'lib/octokit/client/pages.rb', line 57
def request_page_build(repo, = {}) opts = ensure_api_media_type(:pages, ) post "#{Repository.path repo}/pages/builds", opts end


SCHED_YIELD
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (2)
Updated: 2014-04-28
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NAME
sched_yield - yield the processor
SYNOPSIS
#include <sched.h>
int sched_yield(void);
DESCRIPTION
sched_yield()
causes the calling thread to relinquish the CPU.
The thread is moved to the end of the queue for its static
priority and a new thread gets to run.
RETURN VALUE
On success,
sched_yield()
returns 0.
On error, -1 is returned, and
errno
is set appropriately.
ERRORS
In the Linux implementation,
sched_yield()
always succeeds.
CONFORMING TO
POSIX.1-2001.
NOTES
If the calling thread is the only thread in the highest
priority list at that time,
it will continue to run after a call to
sched_yield().
POSIX systems on which
sched_yield()
is available define
_POSIX_PRIORITY_SCHEDULING
in
<unistd.h>.
Strategic calls to
sched_yield()
can improve performance by giving other threads or processes
a chance to run when (heavily) contended resources (e.g., mutexes)
have been released by the caller.
Avoid calling
sched_yield()
unnecessarily or inappropriately
(e.g., when resources needed by other
schedulable threads are still held by the caller),
since doing so will result in unnecessary context switches,
which will degrade system performance.
SEE ALSO
sched(7)
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World Evangelism Conferences are one day events hosted at churches around the United States. The purpose of these conferences is to help motivate and promote world evangelism among teenagers and adults. We desire to see God use these events to call people to missions, guide people interested in missions and help see the world reached with the gospel! If you would be interested in hosting one at your church lets us know!
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This class is the Nutella module that takes care of the network connections and message delivery.
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Initialize the module connecting it to the Nutella server.
Declaration
Swift
public init(host: String, clientId optionalClientId: String?)
Parameters
host
Hostname of the Nutella server.
clientId
The client id. Leave it nil.
-
Subscribe to a Nutella channel. Every time it will receive a message the delegate function messageReceived will be called.
Declaration
Swift
public func subscribe(channel: String)
Parameters
channel
The Nutella channel that you want to subscribe.
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Declaration
Swift
public func unsubscribe(channel: String)
Parameters
channel
The Nutella channel that you want to unsubscribe.
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Swift
public func publish(channel: String, message: AnyObject)
Parameters
channel
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Declaration
Swift
public func asyncRequest(channel: String, message: AnyObject, requestName: String?)
Parameters
channel
The name of the channel on which executing the request.
message
A message that can be bot Dictionary or a String
requestName
An optional name assigned to the request in order to recognize it later.
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Not yet implemented, sorry, use asyncRequest that is almost the same
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Swift
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Handle a request coming from a client. The delegate function requestReceived will be invoked every time a new request is received.
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Mpd includes a powerful chat scripting language for use with links of type modem, i.e., asynchronous serial ports. The language is interpreted and executed dynamically and supports fully event driven processing with timeouts and regular expression pattern matching.
Much of what is described below is more readily understood by
looking at the mpd.script
file that is included with mpd.
mpd.script


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Where’s the bus? Oh, it’s not coming yet. But what the hell, that guy looking down the street totally looked like he saw the bus coming. What’s wrong with him, does he not know how to wait for the bus?—my train of thought while waiting for the bus this morning…the human condition is cruelly volatile and arbitrary, and in being so, also hilarious.


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Each particle represents a celestial body, and each line represents the gravitational force between two bodies.
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The right panel has the main game grid and the left panel has the controls and basic stats about the score for each Episode. At the bottom you can see the Game Console which logs the states, actions and rewards received by the agent.
Click on "Start Exploration" button to run the training for 3000 episodes. at each run, based on the State, random Action taken and the awarded reward to the agent, the Q-Table entry is updated with a calculated immediate score.
Note) To speed up the training, it's recommended to disable Console logging (Move your mouse over the black console and you see a button on the right to toggle logging)
Once the training is done, you can click on "Start Exploitation". The agent starts playing the game utilizing the populated Q-Table.
Note) Some browsers (such as Google Chrome) do not allow the scripts to run while the browser tab is inactive. So if you start the training and switch to another tab, it may stop the training. Make sure you keep the tab open and always on top for the training to complete.
Click on the "Show Q-Table" to see the current Q-Table content
The States are interpreted as follows: A string containing 4 characters which represent the item on the Top, Right, Bottom and Left of the Robot. The Characters are N (Nothing), W (Wall), F (Fire), T(Trash). Of course the goal of the robot is to avoid the Fire and to some extent the walls (so it doesn't get stuck) and Collect the Trash (intentionally walk into the trash cells)


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Digital Earth: Big Earth Data Concept - assignment II
Date: 13 November, 2020
1 Question N° 01
Create a document that explains what the script does in your own words and screenshots that shows how you applied it
EO-Browser is a platform developed by Sinergise that provides open access data to different satellite images (i.e Landsat, Modis, Sentinel, etc).
This document explains step by step how to apply the Braaten-Cohen-Yang cloud detector algorithm.
- Choose Sentinel 2A level-1C and define a region of interest (Salzburg).
- Go to the script monitor and define a composite to display an RGB Sentinel-2 image.
- Open the custom script and copy the code below.
// Normalized ratio
function index(x, y) {
return (x - y) / (x + y);
}
// Always the min value returned will 1
function clip(a) {
return Math.max(0, Math.min(1, a));
}
let bRatio = (B03 - 0.175) / (0.39 - 0.175);
let NDGR = index(B03, B04);
let gain = 2.5;
if (B11 > 0.1 && bRatio > 1) { //cloud
var v = 0.5*(bRatio - 1);
return [0.5*clip(B04), 0.5*clip(B03), 0.5*clip(B02) + v];
}
if (B11 > 0.1 && bRatio > 0 && NDGR>0) { //cloud
var v = 5 * Math.sqrt(bRatio * NDGR);
return [0.5 * clip(B04) + v, 0.5 * clip(B03), 0.5 * clip(B02)];
}
return [B04, B03, B02].map(a => gain * a);
The Braaten-Cohen-Yang cloud detection algorithm is based on spectral ratios and thresholds.
\(cloud_test = (B1>0.175 & NDGR>0.0) OR B1>0.39\)
\(NDGR = \frac{(B3 + B4)}{(B3 - B4)}\)
This implementation creates two main functions: index which helps us to create a normalized ratio index and clip which made that always the min value returned is 1.
EO-Browser permits us to add several results to the base map, each return in the code above will add a result to the basemap. The last line a => gain * a
is equal to realize function(a){return gain*a}
.
The final results could be appreciated in the image below.


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US DoJ demands Ford Focus, Fiesta documentsL Detroit Free Press
The U.S. Department of Justice has demanded documents related to the transmission used in about 2 million of Ford Motor Co's Fiesta and Focus vehicles sold throughout this decade, the Detroit Free Press reported on Wednesday.
REUTERS: The U.S. Department of Justice has demanded documents related to the transmission used in about 2 million of Ford Motor Co's Fiesta and Focus vehicles sold throughout this decade, the Detroit Free Press reported on Wednesday.
The newspaper obtained a subpoena issued in April in Case No. 126 before a District of Columbia grand jury requesting "all documents, communications and electronically stored information" relating to the company's actions involving the DPS6 PowerShift transmission dating back to 2010, the report said.
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David Forde joins Galway backroom team
Former Galway hurler David Forde has joined new manager Shane O’Neill’s backroom team — as a selector.
O’Neill has been busy assembling his backroom staff since being appointed Galway manager earlier this month and with new coach John Fitzgerald also a Limerick native, it was expected O’Neill’s selectors would come from inside the county.
Forde, who was centre-forward on the Galway team to reach the 2005 All-Ireland final and managed his native Clarinbridge this year, has been brought on board as one of those selectors. It has been speculated that Forde’s former Galway teammate Fergal Healy will be another of O’Neill’s selectors.
Elsewhere, Munster counties have decided to play the majority of the Munster Senior Hurling League pre-Christmas. Tipperary’s team holiday necessitates the Premier County play their games pre-Christmas, but Cork, Kerry, and Waterford in Group B have opted to run off two rounds of games in the week before Christmas. Cork welcome Kerry to Páirc Uí Rinn on December 18 and are away to Waterford two days later. The McGrath Cup will be run off post-Christmas.
Meanwhile, the GAA has been urged to scrap penalty shoot-outs, with a warning that the mental wellbeing of players is being placed at risk. Colm McGuinness, manager of Eoghan Ruadh Dungannon, who lost the Ulster Club IHC final last weekend on penalties, insisted it is an unacceptable method of settling drawn games. “From a mental health point of view, if you had been the boy that missed that penalty, how are you going to feel? I think it’s a shame on the Ulster Council that they’re forcing boys to take penalties to get the match out of the way,” he said.
The Dungannon boss said it was fortunate that, in this case, no single player was left to bear the brunt of his side’s shoot-out loss, with Naomh Eanna of Antrim winning 1-0 after both goalkeepers pulled off a string of brilliant saves.
Naming rights of Laois’ county ground, O’Moore Park, have been awarded to Matty Walsh MW Hire Group. The venue will now be known as MW Hire O’Moore Park.
The national fixtures taskforce met last night and their recommendations are expected by the end of the month.
Munster SHL Sunday, December 15:
Group A: Tipperary v Clare, Nenagh, 2pm.
Wednesday, December 18:
Group B: Cork v Kerry, Páirc Uí Rinn, 7.30pm.
Friday, December 20:
Group A: Limerick v Tipperary, Gaelic Grounds, 7.30pm; Group B: Waterford v Cork, Fraher Field, 7.30pm.
Sunday, December 29:
Group A: Clare v Limerick, Sixmilebridge, 2pm; Group B: Kerry v Waterford, Austin Stack Park, 2pm.
Final is Sunday, January 12.
McGrath Cup Sunday, December 29:
Group A: Limerick v Clare, Mick Neville Park, Rathkeale, 2pm; Group B: Kerry v Cork, Austin Stack Park, 2pm.
Thursday, January 2:
Group A: Waterford v Limerick, Fraher Field, 7.30pm; Group B: Cork v Tipperary, Páirc Uí Rinn, 7.30pm.
Sunday, January 5:
Group A: Clare v Waterford, Cusack Park, Ennis, 2pm; Group B: Tipperary v Kerry, Clonmel, 2pm. Final is Saturday, January 11.


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| template<typename _ValueType , typename _Tp = Decay<_ValueType>, typename Mgr = Manager<_Tp>, _any_constructible_t< _Tp, _ValueType && > = true, typename std::enable_if<!detail::_is_in_place_type< _Tp >::value, bool >::type = true> |
| | any (_ValueType &&value) |
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| template<typename _ValueType , typename _Tp = Decay<_ValueType>, typename Mgr = Manager<_Tp>, typename std::enable_if< detail::_and_v< std::is_copy_constructible< _Tp >, detail::_not< std::is_constructible< _Tp, _ValueType && >>, detail::_not< detail::_is_in_place_type< _Tp >>>(), bool >::value = false> |
| | any (_ValueType &&value) |
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| template<typename _ValueType , typename... _Args, typename _Tp = Decay<_ValueType>, typename Mgr = Manager<_Tp>, _any_constructible_t< _Tp, _Args &&... > = false> |
| | any (detail::_in_place_type_t< _ValueType >, _Args &&... args) |
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| template<typename _ValueType , typename _Up , typename... _Args, typename _Tp = Decay<_ValueType>, typename Mgr = Manager<_Tp>, _any_constructible_t< _Tp, std::initializer_list< _Up >, _Args &&... > = false> |
| | any (detail::_in_place_type_t< _ValueType >, std::initializer_list< _Up > list, _Args &&... args) |
| |
| | ~any () |
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| any & | operator= (const any &rhs) |
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| any & | operator= (any &&rhs) noexcept |
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| template<typename _ValueType > |
| std::enable_if< std::is_copy_constructible< Decay< _ValueType > >::value, any & >::type | operator= (_ValueType &&rhs) |
| |
| template<typename _ValueType , typename... _Args> |
| _any_constructible< Decay< _ValueType > &, Decay< _ValueType >, _Args &&... >::type | emplace (_Args &&... args) |
| |
| template<typename _ValueType , typename _Up , typename... _Args> |
| _any_constructible< Decay< _ValueType > &, Decay< _ValueType >, std::initializer_list< _Up >, _Args &&... >::type | emplace (std::initializer_list< _Up > list, _Args &&... args) |
| |
| void | reset () noexcept |
| |
| void | swap (any &rhs) noexcept |
| |
| bool | has_value () const noexcept |
| |
The class any describes a type-safe container for single values of any type.
An object of class any stores an instance of any type that satisfies the constructor requirements or is empty, and this is referred to as the state of the class any object. The stored instance is called the contained object. Two states are equivalent if they are either both empty or if both are not empty and if the contained objects are equivalent.
The non-member any_cast functions provide type-safe access to the contained object.
- See also
- make_any(), any_cast()
Definition at line 159 of file any.h.
| any::any |
( |
const any & |
other | ) |
|
Copies content of other into a new instance, so that any content is equivalent in both type and value to those of other prior to the constructor call, or empty if other is empty.
Formally, If other is empty, the constructed object is empty. Otherwise, equivalent to any(std::in_place_type<T>, std::any_cast<const T&>(other))
, where T
is the type of the object contained in other.
- Exceptions
-
| Throws | any exception thrown by the constructor of the contained type. |
Definition at line 20 of file any.cpp.
Moves content of other into a new instance, so that any content is equivalent in both type and value to those of other prior to the constructor call, or empty if other is empty.
Formally, If other is empty, the constructed object is empty. Otherwise, the constructed object contains either the object contained in other, or an object of the same type constructed from the object contained in other, considering that object as an rvalue.
Definition at line 31 of file any.cpp.
template<typename _ValueType , typename _Tp = Decay<_ValueType>, typename Mgr = Manager<_Tp>, _any_constructible_t< _Tp, _ValueType && > = true, typename std::enable_if<!detail::_is_in_place_type< _Tp >::value, bool >::type = true>
| any::any |
( |
_ValueType && |
value | ) |
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|
inline |
Constructs an object with initial content an object of type std::decay_t<_ValueType>
, direct-initialized from std::forward<_ValueType>(value). If std::is_copy_constructible<std::decay_t<_ValueType>>::value is false, the program is ill-formed.
- This overload only participates in overload resolution if
std::decay_t<_ValueType>
is not the same type as any nor a specialization of std::in_place_type_t
, and std::is_copy_constructible_v<std::decay_t<_ValueType>>
is true.
- Exceptions
-
| Throws | any exception thrown by the constructor of the contained type. |
Definition at line 271 of file any.h.
template<typename _ValueType , typename _Tp = Decay<_ValueType>, typename Mgr = Manager<_Tp>, typename std::enable_if< detail::_and_v< std::is_copy_constructible< _Tp >, detail::_not< std::is_constructible< _Tp, _ValueType && >>, detail::_not< detail::_is_in_place_type< _Tp >>>(), bool >::value = false>
| any::any |
( |
_ValueType && |
value | ) |
|
|
inline |
Constructs an object with initial content an object of type std::decay_t<_ValueType>
, direct-initialized from std::forward<_ValueType>(value). If std::is_copy_constructible<std::decay_t<_ValueType>>::value is false, the program is ill-formed.
- This overload only participates in overload resolution if
std::decay_t<_ValueType>
is not the same type as any nor a specialization of std::in_place_type_t
, and std::is_copy_constructible_v<std::decay_t<_ValueType>>
is true.
- Exceptions
-
| Throws | any exception thrown by the constructor of the contained type. |
Definition at line 294 of file any.h.
template<typename _ValueType , typename... _Args, typename _Tp = Decay<_ValueType>, typename Mgr = Manager<_Tp>, _any_constructible_t< _Tp, _Args &&... > = false>
Constructs an object with initial content an object of type std::decay_t<_ValueType>
, direct-non-list-initialized from std::forward<Args>(args)
....
- This overload only participates in overload resolution if
std::is_constructible_v<std::decay_t<_ValueType>, Args...>
and std::is_copy_constructible_v<std::decay_t<_ValueType>>
are both true.
- Exceptions
-
| Throws | any exception thrown by the constructor of the contained type. |
Definition at line 315 of file any.h.
template<typename _ValueType , typename _Up , typename... _Args, typename _Tp = Decay<_ValueType>, typename Mgr = Manager<_Tp>, _any_constructible_t< _Tp, std::initializer_list< _Up >, _Args &&... > = false>
Construct with an object created from list and args as the contained object.
Constructs an object with initial content an object of type std::decay_t<_ValueType>, direct-non-list-initialized from list, std::forward<_Args>(args)....
- This overload participates in overload resolution only if
std::is_constructible_v<std::decay_t<_ValueType>
, std::initializer_list<_Up>&, _Args...>
and std::is_copy_constructible_v<std::decay_t<_ValueType>>
are both true.
- Exceptions
-
| Throws | any exception thrown by the constructor of the contained type. |
Definition at line 337 of file any.h.
template<typename _ValueType , typename... _Args>
| _any_constructible<Decay<_ValueType>&, Decay<_ValueType>, _Args&&...>::type any::emplace |
( |
_Args &&... |
args | ) |
|
|
inline |
Changes the contained object to one of type std::decay_t<_ValueType>
constructed from the arguments. First destroys the current contained object (if any) by reset(), then: constructs an object of type std::decay_t<_ValueType>, direct-non-list-initialized from std::forward<Args>(args)...
, as the contained object.
- This overload only participates in overload resolution if
std::is_constructible_v<std::decay_t<_ValueType>, _Args...>
and std::is_copy_constructible_v<std::decay_t<_ValueType>>
are both true.
- Exceptions
-
| Throws | any exception thrown by T's constructor. If an exception is thrown, the previously contained object (if any) has been destroyed, and *this does not contain a value. |
- Note
std::decay_t<_ValueType>
must meet the requirements of CopyConstructible.
Definition at line 404 of file any.h.
template<typename _ValueType , typename _Up , typename... _Args>
| _any_constructible<Decay<_ValueType>&, Decay<_ValueType>, std::initializer_list<_Up>, _Args&&...>::type any::emplace |
( |
std::initializer_list< _Up > |
list, |
|
|
_Args &&... |
args |
|
) |
| |
|
inline |
Changes the contained object to one of type std::decay_t<_ValueType>
constructed from the arguments. First destroys the current contained object (if any) by reset(), then: constructs an object of type std::decay_t<_ValueType>
, direct-non-list-initialized from list, std::forward<_Args>(args)...
, as the contained object.
- This overload only participates in overload resolution if
std::is_constructible_v<std::decay_t<_ValueType>, std::initializer_list<_Up>&, _Args...>
and std::is_copy_constructible_v<std::decay_t<_ValueType>>
are both true.
- Exceptions
-
| Throws | any exception thrown by T's constructor. If an exception is thrown, the previously contained object (if any) has been destroyed, and *this does not contain a value. |
- Note
std::decay_t<_ValueType>
must meet the requirements of CopyConstructible.
Definition at line 432 of file any.h.


Star Wars: absolutely everything you need to know, by Adam Bray, Kerrie Dougherty, Cole Horton & Michael Kogge
“This work is crammed with weird and wonderful Star Wars trivia, strange-but-true facts and fascinating ‘Did you know?’ Q&As. Find out who cleans the floors of the Death Stars and what takes 1,000 years to digest its victims! From movie-making trivia to quirky facts you never knew you never knew, this book will excite new and old fans alike.”
The Amazing Book of Star Wars, by Elizabeth Dowsett
“Children new to Star Wars will love discovering more about the galaxy far, far away in this early years reference book with cool fold-out papers. Large pictures and short, simple sentences bring Star Wars to life. Favourite characters and fascinating vehicles are explored in a fun way, including Yoda, Luke Skywalker, the clone troopers, the Millennium Falcon, Darth Vader, R2-D2, and Wookiees.”
Star Wars Encyclopedia of Starfighters and other vehicles, by Landry Q. Walker
“Want to know how the Millennium Falcon made the Kessel Run in such a short distance? Don’t know your X-wing from your Y-wing? Not sure what type of craft Slave I is? From the swamps of Kashyyyk to the deserts of Jakku, from inner-city Coruscant to the vastness of hyperspace, this book will show you the right craft for the job.”
Star Wars: the visual encylopedia, by Patricia Barr, Adam Bray & Cole Horton
“With a galaxy of information on every page, this encyclopedia is the ultimate illustrated guide to everything Star Wars. Throwing the spotlight onto carefully curated images and beautiful photography, it showcases characters and objects from across the franchise.”
Star Wars: The Last Jedi: the visual dictionary and Star Wars: The Force Awakens: the visual dictionary by Pablo Hidalgo
Find out all about the characters, droids, aliens and creatures from the latest Star Wars episodes from a Lucasfilm insider.
Star Wars: character encyclopedia, by Simon Beecroft & Pablo Hidalgo
“Want to know how tall Darth Vader is? Or where the ferocious Nexu comes from? This handy guide is full of fun facts and intriguing information, including never-before-seen information revealing characters’ back stories and personalities. With over 200 heroes, villains, monsters and more, Star Wars: Character Encyclopedia is guaranteed to enthral for hours on end.”
Star Wars: The Last Jedi: incredible cross-sections, by Jason Fry
“This title reveals the inner workings of 13 key vehicles from Episode VIII of the Star Wars saga, Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Each vehicle is shown as an intricately detailed, full-colour cross-section artwork, complete with callouts to the important features of each ship.”
Star Wars Coding Projects, by Jon Woodcock & Jon Hall
“Learn to code games and use Scratch, guided by your favourite Star Wars characters!
“Star Wars Coding Projects is a step-by-step visual guide to coding fun projects in Scratch and shows you everything you need to know to create cool computer projects, animations, and games.
“Create your own sprites and use them in your projects.  Learn essential coding skills, share your projects with friends, and challenge them to beat your scores.
“Each project consists of simple, numbered steps that are fully illustrated and easy to follow, with inspiration on creating your own Star Wars sprites.”
Lego Star Wars in 100 Scenes, by Daniel Lipkowitz
“This Lego Star Wars book retells the six Star Wars films in 100 iconic scenes using Lego Star Wars sets and minifigures. Relive the amazing Star Wars adventure in miniature form with this humorous retelling of the LEGO Star Wars complete saga.”
Ultimate Lego Star Wars, by DK
“Featuring every LEGO Star Wars set and minifigure ever released, Ultimate LEGO Star Wars is a complete and unrivalled encyclopedia of the LEGO Star Wars theme. Its large format and beautiful high-quality imagery makes it an indispensable guide for young fans and a stunning reference work for adults. Unprecedented and all-encompassing, it also features behind-the-scenes material.”
The Amazing Book of Lego Star Wars, by DK
“Children new to Star Wars will love discovering more about the galaxy far, far away in this early years reference book with cool fold-out papers. Favourite characters are explored from Anakin Skywalker and Yoda, to Rey and Kylo Ren, while awesome sets are brought to life.”


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A single page React webiste currently in developement. Implementing Contentful so the client has the freedom to update site/content when necessary.
eargASMR
React Native and React-Native-Sound
ASMR is growing rapidly in popularity. Currently users almost exclusively use YouTube and ASMRtists accrue millions of views for their soothing sound effects. Our app allows users to create their own ASMR sessions with sounds of their choosing.
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Single page React website
Pupfetchr
jQuery, Mongoose, Heroku, Node.js
PupFetchr is an app designed to help people search for a dog from local dog shelters in Austin, TX for their next furry friend. Using the Petfinder API a list of dogs is returned. Worked on the back-end of this group project.


TFLearn Quickstart. Learn the basics of TFLearn through a concrete machine learning task. Build and train a deep neural network classifier.
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Money Game. How should Red play 31?
pips Red=112 White=166
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This is the sort of position that many get right as a quiz problem but get wrong over the board. Over the board the reaction play is 21/18, 6/5 but when you take time to study the position then 21/18, 2/1* is clear.
It slows Red down and stops White getting a second anchor. If White fans, Red can switch to blitzing mode.
It slows Red down and stops White getting a second anchor. If White fans, Red can switch to blitzing mode.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.568 (Money: +0.562) 0.708 0.197 0.007 - 0.292 0.055 0.002 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, take +0.850 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.150) 3. No double +0.798 (-0.051) Proper cube action: Double, take


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Emp. ID: 123
Email Address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GitHub Profile: ATXiceman512
Intern
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Manager
Employee ID: 123
Email Address: manager@manager
Office Number: 456


Welcome to your first indoor escape room experience!
It seems like someone really loves you!
The rules of the game are pretty simple, use the clues to find the stashed QR code around your house,
Scan it, save aside the code you're getting from each clue.
At the end you'll be able to decode that with all the clues you found so far with a dedicated private GPG key that has been generated just for you!
lt;dr: got a clue? Keep on searching and scanning, you'll decode your way out.