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Miami professor, organized crime ace arrested for money laundering
by Emily SaulTakes one to know one.
A Miami professor and expert on organized crime has been charged with laundering dirty money from Venezuela — and pocketing more than $250,000 for himself.
University of Miami professor Bruce Bagley, who co-edited the 2015 tome “Drug Trafficking, Organized Crime, and Violence in the Americas Today,” was charged Monday in Manhattan federal court with channeling some $2.5 million in dirty money into the U.S., according to court papers.
Prosecutors claim the 73-year-old international relations educator opened bank accounts for the sole purpose of moving money for corrupt foreign nationals, accepting 14 deposits between November 2017 and October 2018.
The money came from the United Arab Emirates and Swiss bank accounts, the complaint says.
Authorities say Bagley received $200,000 per deposit, and would then withdraw around 90 percent of the funds via cashier’s check, which was named out to a person described in court papers as a “Colombian individual.”
That unnamed individual allegedly told Bagley the funds were “proceeds from foreign bribery and embezzlement stolen from the Venezuelan people,” according to court papers.
The professor is facing two counts of money laundering and one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering.
He’s expected to appear before a judge in Florida Monday, ahead of his transfer to New York.
Bagley faces up to 20 years behind bars if convicted.


I started this project once I finished the function based view section of the Django bootcamp I was following. The main goal was to get some experience and knowledge on how to use API : How does it work ? How can I manipulate them ? I read some articles to get some project ideas. I chose to work on a website that allows the user to get the weather report of a bunch of cities he could select, like on the Iphone for example.
This website is mainly constructed around a single function based view. The idea was first to store the url of the api as a variable. A form is here to feed our database of objects, in that case, they are cities. We then loop over all the objects we have and use their name to fill the api url with the python function format. We get a JSON object that we would store in a dictionary with all the datas we need (temperature, description and an icon representing the current weather). We then store the dictionary of each city in a list that we will use for the context of the view.


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The club was estimated to be worth €3.24 billion ($3.65 billion) in 2015, and in the 2014–15 season it was the world's highest-earning football club, with an annual revenue of €577 million. The club is one of the most widely supported teams in the world.Real Madrid is one of three founding members of La Liga that have never been relegated from the top division, along with Athletic Bilbao and Barcelona. The club holds many long-standing rivalries, most notably El Clásico with Barcelona and El Derbi with Atlético Madrid.
Real Madrid established itself as a major force in both Spanish and European football during the 1950s, winning five consecutive European Cups and reaching the final seven times. This success was replicated in the league, where the club won five times in the space of seven years. This team, which consisted of players such as Alfredo Di Stéfano, Ferenc Puskás, Francisco Gento and Raymond Kopa, is considered by some in the sport to be the greatest team of all time.
In domestic football, the club has won 63 major trophies; a record 33 La Liga titles, 19 Copa del Rey, 9 Supercopa de España, a Copa Eva Duarte, and a Copa de la Liga.In European and worldwide competitions, the club has won a record 22 major trophies; a record 12 European Cup/UEFA Champions League titles, two UEFA Cups and three UEFA Super Cups. In international football, they are the only Spanish club to have won both international titles, a joint record three Intercontinental Cups, and two FIFA Club World Cups.
In domestic football, the club has won 63 major trophies; a record 33 La Liga titles, 19 Copa del Rey, 9 Supercopa de España, a Copa Eva Duarte, and a Copa de la Liga.In European and worldwide competitions, the club has won a record 22 major trophies; a record 12 European Cup/UEFA Champions League titles, two UEFA Cups and three UEFA Super Cups. In international football, they are the only Spanish club to have won both international titles, a joint record three Intercontinental Cups, and two FIFA Club World Cups.


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Redirect as appropriate when an access request fails.
The default action is to redirect to the login screen.
Override this method in your controllers if you want to have special behavior in case the user is not authorized to access the requested action. For example, a popup window might simply close itself.
# File vendor/plugins/less_authentication/lib/less_authentication.rb, line 73 73: def access_denied 74: store_location 75: redirect_to login_url 76: end
Check if the user is authorized.
Override this method in your controllers if you want to restrict access to only a few actions or if you want to check if the user has the correct rights.
Example:
# only allow nonbobs def authorize? user.login != "bob" end
# File vendor/plugins/less_authentication/lib/less_authentication.rb, line 35 35: def authorized? 36: true 37: end
# File vendor/plugins/less_authentication/lib/less_authentication.rb, line 40 40: def check_user 41: @u = session[:user] ? user : nil 42: end
# File vendor/plugins/less_authentication/lib/less_authentication.rb, line 5 5: def logged_in? 6: return nil if session[:user].nil? 7: return @u unless @u.nil? 8: self.user = User.find_by_id(session[:user]) 9: end
When called with before_filter :login_from_cookie will check for an :auth_token cookie and log the user back in if apropriate
# File vendor/plugins/less_authentication/lib/less_authentication.rb, line 127 127: def login_from_cookie 128: return true unless cookies[:auth_token] && !logged_in? 129: return true if @u 130: user = User.find_by_remember_token(cookies[:auth_token]) 131: if user && user.remember_token? 132: user.remember_me 133: self.user = user 134: cookies[:auth_token] = { :value => self.user.remember_token , :expires => self.user.remember_token_expires_at } 135: flash[:notice] = "Logged in successfully" 136: end 137: true 138: end
Filter method to enforce a login requirement.
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before_filter :login_required
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before_filter :login_required, :only => [ :edit, :update ]
To skip this in a subclassed controller:
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Redirect to the URI stored by the most recent store_location call or to the passed default.
# File vendor/plugins/less_authentication/lib/less_authentication.rb, line 93 93: def redirect_back url 94: redirect_back_or_default url 95: end
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Store the URI of the current request in the session.
We can return to this location by calling redirect_back_or_default.
# File vendor/plugins/less_authentication/lib/less_authentication.rb, line 81 81: def store_location 82: return true if request.xhr? 83: session[:return_to] = "#{request.request_uri}" 84: end


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Submodules¶
supplychainpy.bi.recommendation_generator module¶
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supplychainpy.bi.recommendation_generator.
run_profile_recommendation
(analysed_orders: supplychainpy.inventory.analyse_uncertain_demand.UncertainDemand, forecast: dict) → dict¶ Runs profile recommendation state machine and generates recommendations for entire inventory profile.
Parameters: - analysed_orders (UncertainDemand) – Analysed orders as UncertainDemand object
- forecast (dict) – Forecast results for same data set.
Returns: Recommendations for entire inventory profile
Return type: dict
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supplychainpy.bi.recommendation_generator.
run_sku_recommendation
(analysed_orders: supplychainpy.inventory.analyse_uncertain_demand.UncertainDemand, forecast: dict) → dict¶ Runs SKU recommendation state machine and generates recommendations for each sku.
Parameters: - analysed_orders (UncertainDemand) – Analysed Orders.
- forecast (dict) – forecast.
Returns: Recommendations for each sku.
Return type: dict


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import networkx as nx
from ClusterUtility import ClusterUtility
[docs]class ConnectedComponents:
"""This is a class for connected component detection method to cluster event logs [Studiawan2016a]_.
References
----------
.. [Studiawan2016a] H. Studiawan, B. A. Pratomo, and R. Anggoro, Connected component detection for
authentication log clustering, The 2nd International Seminar on Science and Technology,
pp. 495-496, 2016.
"""
def __init__(self, graph):
"""This is a constructor for ConnectedComponent class.
Parameters
----------
graph : graph
A graph to be clustered.
"""
self.graph = graph
[docs] def get_clusters(self):
"""This method find any connected component in a graph.
A component represents a cluster and each component will be given a cluster identifier.
This method heavily rely on the cosine similarity threshold to build an edge in a graph.
Returns
-------
clusters : dict[list]
Dictionary of cluster list, where each list contains index (line number) of event log.
"""
clusters = {}
cluster_id = 0
for components in nx.connected_components(self.graph):
clusters[cluster_id] = components
cluster_id += 1
ClusterUtility.set_cluster_id(self.graph, clusters)
return clusters


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static java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
cleanRawTexUnicodeData(java.lang.String inputfile)
Reads a file where each meaningful line starts with a Unicode (u+XXXXX)
and has a Latex command followed by explanations.
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cleanRawTexUnicodeData(java.lang.String inputfile,
java.lang.String outputfile)
Reads raw Tex-and-Unicode symbols from the specified input file,
cleans the data and converts it into a tidy format, and
writes the results in the specified file.
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java.lang.String outputfile)
Reads the input file where each non-header line is of the form:
unicode <> TeX command <> source <> description
A header line is one that ends with ":" and does not not start
with a unicode (u+XXXXX).
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static java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FeatureSet> |
createUnicodeMathMap(java.lang.String inputfile)
Reads the input file where each non-header line is of the form:
unicode <> TeX command <> source <> description
A header line is one that ends with ":" and does not not start
with a unicode (u+XXXXX).
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static java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Integer> |
getStatistics(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FeatureSet> map)
It computes the number of Unicode-math symbols in each
category of symbols in the input.
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public static void cleanRawTexUnicodeData(java.lang.String inputfile, java.lang.String outputfile) throws java.io.IOException
inputfile
- the name of the file containing the Unicode-Tex
mapping and explanations. Each meaningful line starts with a
Unicode (u+XXXXX) and has a Latex command followed by explanations.
Most of the commands are from imported packages, not
native to Latex/Tex.outputfile
- the output file where the cleaned and tidy data is
stored.java.io.IOException
- if the input file could be read from or the
output file could be written into.public static java.util.List<java.lang.String> cleanRawTexUnicodeData(java.lang.String inputfile) throws java.io.IOException
inputfile
- the name of the file containing the unicode-Latex
mapping and explanationsjava.io.IOException
- if the input file could be read frompublic static java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FeatureSet> createUnicodeMathMap(java.lang.String inputfile) throws java.io.IOException
inputfile
- the name of the file containing the inputjava.io.IOException
- if the input file could be read frompublic static void createStructuredUnicodeMathDB(java.lang.String inputfile, java.lang.String outputfile) throws java.io.IOException
inputfile
- the name of the file containing the inputoutputfile
- the name of the file where the structured entries
are written.java.io.IOException
- if the input file could be read from or the
output file could be written into.public static java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Integer> getStatistics(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FeatureSet> map)
map
- containing cmd-features entries.


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| 273 | (C) | ¶ They toke here leue at þe londe . & lyfte vp a syngne |
| 274 | (D) | Toke her leve at her lord liftes vp her signe |
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raise ValueError("Non-matrix input to matrix function.")
if blocksize < 1:
raise ValueError("The blocksize should be at least 1.")
keep_it_real = not _has_complex_dtype_char(A)
if keep_it_real:
T, Z = schur(A)
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raise ValueError("Non-matrix input to matrix function.")
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Adoption of Bitcoin Blockchain in Diavgeia
Sections
What does blockchain offer ?
Beggining October 1st, 2010, Diavgeia started as an effort that promotes transparency and by now it hosts over 24.5 Million decisions. Greek government claims that the transparency program introduced unprecedented levels of transparency within all levels of Greek public administration and established a new “social contract” between the citizen and the state.
(link). This is partially right, as all government institutions are obliged to upload their decisions online. But what happens when a government institution or the greek government silently deletes or modifies a decision, in order to hide corruption? It is of crucial importance that citizens and government institutions have guarantees about decisions' immutability over time.
Through the use of the bitcoin blockchain, we force government data to remain immutable. In order to limit the time span in which a document can be altered (modified or removed), Diavgeia will be forced to store a log in the Bitcoin Network, at predefined time intervals. It is obvious that smaller time intervals imply more transparency, as the government keeps more logs. That said, let’s assume Diavgeia is forced to keep daily logs.
Diavgeia gathers all decisions that have not been included in the previous log. These documents are organized into a Merkle Tree.
Diavgeia gets the root of the Merkle tree and signs it. Diavgeia commits the signed root of the Merkle Tree as proof of burn to the Bitcoin Network.
After the confirmation of the transaction, Diavgeia should also publish the following to its website:
- The merkle tree (that is the order of the documents). This is crucial, because citizens should be able to verify that the root of the merkle tree is valid.
- Bitcoin transaction id
Then, citizens and government institutions can verify their acts and be sure that their decisions will remain immutable over time.
A visualization of the procedure:
It is obvious that this is an extremely cheap way to provide decisions' immutability, as government should only pay once a day a configurable transaction fee.
Installation
Everything that has been described in What does blockchain offer ? section, has been implemented here.
The installation process is pretty straightforward. Just git clone https://github.com/eellak/gsoc17-diavgeia && cd bitcoin
and then npm install
.
NODE VERSION : You have to use a node version that supports ES6 features and the application has been tested on node version 8.1.2.
Configuration
The application uses the node-config module, in order to easily configure its settings. Before running the application, you have to first define a .json
file having the same keys as of this json file. For instance, consider the following configuration:
{
"wallet_location_from_home" : true,
"wallet_location" : ".bcoin",
"wallet_id" : "diavgeia",
"network" : "testnet",
"hash_algorithm" : "sha256",
"proof_of_burn_fee" : 20000
}
wallet_location_from_home : A boolean value that indicates whether the wallet_location value, indicates a directory under your home path. If set to false
, then wallet_location indicates an absolute path.
wallet_location : The path in which .bcoin components (database, chain, wallet) will be stored.
wallet_id : The name of Diavgeia's wallet.
network : The cryptocurrency in which decisions will be uploaded to. The value can be one of main, testnet, regtest, segnet4
. Main
corresponds to the main Bitcoin Network and this is the value that should be used in production. For testing reasons i highly recommend to use testnet
as you can get free BTC and experiment with the application without worrying about real BTC.
hash_algorithm : The algorithm which will be used on Merkle Tree Construction. The hash_algorithm
is dependent on the available algorithms supported by the version of OpenSSL platform. Examples are sha256
, sha512
, etc. On recent releases of OpenSSL, openssl list-message-digest-algorithms
will display the available digest algorithms.
proof_of_burn_fee : The transaction fee. Miners usually include transactions with the highest fees first and thus a higher fee probably means faster transaction confirmation. The value of this key, refers to satoshi unit).
NOTE : After configuring your .json
file, you have to export the NODE_ENV according to the configuration file name. For instance, if you have named your configuration file development.json
you have to export NODE_ENV=development
. Please read more about this, here
Usage
The main script which is responsible for committing the decisions to the Bitcoin Blockchain, can be found at src/scripts/main.js
. This script provides the following three functionalities:
- Initialize Diavgeia's wallet. You have to initialize your wallet first before running anything else and most probably, this script will not be called again.
Invocation : node src/scripts/main.js --init
.
- SPV Sync. Downloads the
spvchain.ldb
and monitors your wallet balance.
Invocation : node src/scripts/main.js --spv
.
- Commit Decisions to Blockchain. This script call will construct the merkle tree, a Proof Of Burn bitcoin transaction and will return an object (merkle tree Object and transaction id) that should be published on the website.
decisionsPath
is a file system path that should contain all the decisions.
Invocation : node src/scripts/main.js --commit decisionsPath
.
PUBLISH : Diavgeia should publish once the Master Public Key which is reported when running the script, in order to provide citizens amd government institutions a mechanism to track every transaction that Diavgeia commits to the Bitcoin Blockchain. By doing this, Diavgeia has no more the anonymity that blockchain offers.
This also covers the case in which Diavgeia creates two transactions of two different merkle trees ("good" and "evil"), by first exposing the good transaction and some time after silently swaps the good merkle tree with the evil one. In other words, citizens and government institutions consider valid only the transactions that have public addresses which derive from the Master Public Key.
Test
This is the procedure that one may follow in order to test the application.
- Make sure that the configuration value of
network
istestnet
. - Initialize your wallet with
node src/scripts/main.js --init
. - Download the spvchain with
node src/scripts/main.js --spv
. Simultaneously, you can get some free BTC coins here, using the wallet address that program reports. Wait until the balance is updated. - I have created a sample directory that contains 32 decisions and can be used as a test case. That said, you can create a proof of burn transaction of the sample decisions with
node src/scripts/main.js --commit ./decisions-sample
. When the transaction gets broadcasted, application informs you about the Merkle Tree and transaction id that should be published. You can use the transaction id on a Bitcoin Testnet Explorer and see your transaction in the network.
Disclaimer
The application does not guarantee you against theft or lost funds due to bugs, mishaps, or your own incompetence. Diavgeia alone is responsible for securing the money.


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Package com.jgoodies.forms.debug |
paintInBackground
boolean paintInBackground
- Specifies whether the grid shall be painted in the background.
Is off by default and so the grid is painted in the foreground.
paintDiagonals
boolean paintDiagonals
- Specifies whether the container's diagonals should be painted.
paintRows
boolean paintRows
- Specifies whether all rows shall be painted. Enabled by default.
gridColor
Color gridColor
- Holds the color used to paint the debug grid.
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Package com.jgoodies.forms.factories |
top
ConstantSize top
left
ConstantSize left
bottom
ConstantSize bottom
right
ConstantSize right
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Package com.jgoodies.forms.layout |
basis
Size basis
- Holds the base size.
lowerBound
Size lowerBound
- Holds an optional lower bound.
upperBound
Size upperBound
- Holds an optional upper bound.
gridX
int gridX
- Describes the component's horizontal grid origin (starts at 1).
gridY
int gridY
- Describes the component's vertical grid origin (starts at 1).
gridWidth
int gridWidth
- Describes the component's horizontal grid extend (number of cells).
gridHeight
int gridHeight
- Describes the component's vertical grid extent (number of cells).
hAlign
CellConstraints.Alignment hAlign
- Describes the component's horizontal alignment.
vAlign
CellConstraints.Alignment vAlign
- Describes the component's vertical alignment.
insets
Insets insets
- Describes the component's
Insets
in it's display area.
honorsVisibility
Boolean honorsVisibility
- Describes whether individual components shall be taken into account
by the FormLayout if 1) they are invisible and 2) the FormLayout
does not honor the visibility.
See
FormLayout.setHonorsVisibility(boolean)
and
FormLayout.setHonorsVisibility(Component, Boolean)
for a
full description of this feature.
readResolve
private Object readResolve()
ordinal
int ordinal
value
double value
unit
ConstantSize.Unit unit
readResolve
private Object readResolve()
ordinal
int ordinal
writeObject
private void writeObject(ObjectOutputStream out)
throws IOException
- In addition to the default serialization mechanism this class
invalidates the component size cache. The cache will be populated
again after the deserialization.
Also, the fields
colComponents
and
rowComponents
have been marked as transient
to exclude them from the serialization.
- Throws:
IOException
colSpecs
List<E> colSpecs
- Holds the column specifications.
- See Also:
ColumnSpec
,
FormLayout.getColumnCount()
,
FormLayout.getColumnSpec(int)
,
FormLayout.appendColumn(ColumnSpec)
,
FormLayout.insertColumn(int, ColumnSpec)
,
FormLayout.removeColumn(int)
rowSpecs
List<E> rowSpecs
- Holds the row specifications.
- See Also:
RowSpec
,
FormLayout.getRowCount()
,
FormLayout.getRowSpec(int)
,
FormLayout.appendRow(RowSpec)
,
FormLayout.insertRow(int, RowSpec)
,
FormLayout.removeRow(int)
colGroupIndices
int[][] colGroupIndices
- Holds the column groups as an array of arrays of column indices.
- See Also:
FormLayout.getColumnGroups()
,
FormLayout.setColumnGroups(int[][])
,
FormLayout.addGroupedColumn(int)
rowGroupIndices
int[][] rowGroupIndices
- Holds the row groups as an array of arrays of row indices.
- See Also:
FormLayout.getRowGroups()
,
FormLayout.setRowGroups(int[][])
,
FormLayout.addGroupedRow(int)
constraintMap
Map<K,V> constraintMap
- Maps components to their associated
CellConstraints
.
- See Also:
CellConstraints
,
FormLayout.getConstraints(Component)
,
FormLayout.setConstraints(Component, CellConstraints)
honorsVisibility
boolean honorsVisibility
componentSizeCache
com.jgoodies.forms.layout.FormLayout.ComponentSizeCache componentSizeCache
- Caches component minimum and preferred sizes.
All requests for component sizes shall be directed to the cache.
minimumWidthMeasure
FormLayout.Measure minimumWidthMeasure
- These functional objects are used to measure component sizes.
They abstract from horizontal and vertical orientation and so,
allow to implement the layout algorithm for both orientations with a
single set of methods.
minimumHeightMeasure
FormLayout.Measure minimumHeightMeasure
preferredWidthMeasure
FormLayout.Measure preferredWidthMeasure
preferredHeightMeasure
FormLayout.Measure preferredHeightMeasure
defaultAlignment
FormSpec.DefaultAlignment defaultAlignment
- Holds the default alignment that will be used if a cell does not
override this default.
size
Size size
- Holds the size that describes how to size this column or row.
resizeWeight
double resizeWeight
- Holds the resize weight; is 0 if not used.
readResolve
private Object readResolve()
ordinal
int ordinal
prototype
String prototype
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Package com.jgoodies.forms.util |
averageCharWidthTestString
String averageCharWidthTestString
- Holds the string that is used to compute the average character width.
Since 1.6 the default value is the balanced average character test
string, where it was just "X" before.
defaultDialogFont
Font defaultDialogFont
- Holds a custom font that is used to compute the global dialog base units.
If not set, a fallback font is is lazily created in method
#getCachedDefaultDialogFont, which in turn looks up a font
in method #lookupDefaultDialogFont.
cachedGlobalDialogBaseUnits
com.jgoodies.forms.util.DefaultUnitConverter.DialogBaseUnits cachedGlobalDialogBaseUnits
- Holds the lazily created cached global dialog base units that are used
if a component is not (yet) available - for example in a Border.
cachedDialogBaseUnits
com.jgoodies.forms.util.DefaultUnitConverter.DialogBaseUnits cachedDialogBaseUnits
- Holds the horizontal dialog base units that are valid
for the FontMetrics stored in
cachedFontMetrics
.
cachedFontMetrics
FontMetrics cachedFontMetrics
- Holds the FontMetrics used to compute the per-component dialog units.
The latter are valid, if a FontMetrics equals this stored metrics.
cachedDefaultDialogFont
Font cachedDefaultDialogFont
- Holds a cached default dialog font that is used as fallback,
if no default dialog font has been set.
- See Also:
DefaultUnitConverter.getDefaultDialogFont()
,
DefaultUnitConverter.setDefaultDialogFont(Font)
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Base class for any confluence tag which is a single tag not a AbstractConfluenceDelimitedBlock
Allows Scalate attributes to be defined inside a confluence template.
Implements the **children** macro in confluence
Default handler for the {snippet} code (renders a
A confluence tag for a generic expression
Implements the "include" macro
Uses pygmentize to handles syntax coloring for the {snippet}'s code
Adds extensions to the Confluence language such as support for a 'pygmentize' macro
Represents a {snippet} block in the wiki markup
Trait to define a {snippet} handler
Converts links used in wiki notation to find the template or wiki markup files on the file system.
Renders a Confluence filter
Registry of language extensions
Helper class for working with wiki pages
View helper methods for use inside templates
Helper class to access file containing snippets of code: - on the local file system - using a full URL - using a URL that starts with a predefined prefix
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- Service - Class in it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model
-
Class that collects service information
- Service() - Constructor for class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Service
-
Empty constructor
- Service(String, int, String, String, Date, Date, int, int) - Constructor for class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Service
-
Parametric constructor
- Service(int, String, int, String, String, Date, Date, int, int) - Constructor for class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Service
-
Parametric constructor
- ServiceController - Class in it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.controller
-
Class that handles requests from the browser to the database of a Service
- ServiceController() - Constructor for class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.controller.ServiceController
-
Empty Constructor
- ServiceModelDS - Class in it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model
-
Class that interacts with the database through the information of Service
- ServiceModelDS() - Constructor for class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.ServiceModelDS
-
Empty constructor
- ServiceModelDS(String, String) - Constructor for class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.ServiceModelDS
-
Parametric constructor with the name of the database
- setAddress(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Activity
-
Set an address
- setAddress(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Customer
-
Set an address
- setAddress(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.User
-
Set an address
- setAmount(double) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Payment
-
Set an amount
- setArticleId(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Service
-
Set an article id
- setBirthdate(Date) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Customer
-
Set a birthdate
- setBirthdate(Date) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.User
-
Set a birthdate
- setBirthplace(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Customer
-
Set a birthplace
- setBirthplace(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.User
-
Set a birthplace
- setCap(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Activity
-
Set a cap
- setCap(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Customer
-
Set a cap
- setCap(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.User
-
Set a cap
- setCity(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Activity
-
Set a city
- setCity(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Customer
-
Set a city
- setCity(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.User
-
Set a city
- setCustomerId(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Service
-
Set a customer id
- setDate(Date) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Payment
-
Set a date
- setDescription(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Article
-
Set a description
- setDuration(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Article
-
Set a duration
- setEmail(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Account
-
Set an email
- setEmail(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Customer
-
Set an email
- setEmployee(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Service
-
Set an employee
- setId(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Account
-
Set an id
- setId(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Activity
-
Set an id
- setId(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Article
-
Set an id
- setId(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Customer
-
Set an id
- setId(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Payment
-
Set an id
- setId(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Service
-
Set an id
- setMessage(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Newsletter
-
Set a message
- setName(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Activity
-
Set a name
- setName(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Article
-
Set a name
- setName(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Customer
-
Set a name
- setName(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.User
-
Set a name
- setNewsletter(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Customer
-
Set a newsletter
- setNote(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Service
-
Set a note
- setObject(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Newsletter
-
Set an object
- setPassword(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Account
-
Set a password
- setPhoneNumber(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Customer
-
Set a phone number
- setPrice(double) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Article
-
Set a price
- setProvince(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Activity
-
Set a province
- setProvince(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Customer
-
Set a province
- setProvince(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.User
-
Set a province
- setQuantity(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Service
-
Set a quantity
- setReceiptDate(Date) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Service
-
Set a receipt date
- setReceiver(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Newsletter
-
Set a receiver
- setReturnDate(Date) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Service
-
Set a return date
- setSecondKey(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Account
-
Set a second key
- setSender(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Newsletter
-
Set a sender
- setServiceArticleId(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Payment
-
Set a service article id
- setServiceCustomerId(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Payment
-
Set a service customer id
- setServiceId(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Payment
-
Set a service id
- setSurname(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Customer
-
Set a surname
- setSurname(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.User
-
Set a surname
- setTaxCode(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.User
-
Set a tax code
- setType(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Activity
-
Set a type
- setUserId(int) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Activity
-
Set an user id
- setVariation(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Service
-
Set a variation
- setVatNumber(String) - Method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.model.Activity
-
Set a vat number
- suite() - Static method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.test.AllTest
-
Manually built a suite containing all the TestClass to run them all in one time
- suite() - Static method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.test.AllTestModelDS
-
Manually built a suite containing all the testModelDS to run them all in one time
- suite() - Static method in class it.unisa.studenti.easyworkplatform.test.AllTestSimpleClass
-
Manually built a suite containing all the testSimpleClass to run them all in one time


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Enter an equation in the variable "x"
Operations & Constants Available
+
- Addition
-
- Subtraction
*
- Multiplication
/
- Division
sin(x)
- Sin of x
cos(x)
- Cos of x
tan(x)
- Tan of x
cosec(x)
- Cosec of x
sec(x)
- Sec of x
cot(x)
- Cot of x
mod(x)
- Mod of x
pow(x, n)
- x to the power n
(Use fractional powers to find roots
exp(x)
- Exponential of x
log(x)
- Natural Log of x
pi
- The constant PI
e
- The contant e
y =
Enter the range of x axis
Start
End
Draw Graph


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LaTeX
LaTeX is the main package used in Mathematics for preparing documents (thesis, articles etc).
Creating a simple document
Open a new file in your editor and write the following:
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
Hello
\end{document}
Save this file (in rsd-workshop
) as main.tex
.
Now open your command line and navigate to rsd-workshop
and run the following
command:
pdflatex main.tex
This will create a pdf file main.pdf
(and a number of auxiliary files).
Calling one document from another
In Chapter 01 we created a sub directory called tex
. In that
directory create a new LaTeX file called chapter-01.tex
:
Let us investigate the number of prime factors of integers.
Now modify main.tex
to be:
\documentclass{article}
\title{The number of prime factors}
\begin{document}
\maketitle
\input{tex/chapter-01.tex}
\end{document}
Now "compile" `main.tex:
pdflatex main.tex
This input
command allows us to keep our directory structure clean and
organised.
Directory structure
In general keeping a directory structure clear and well structured is helpful. The following suggested structure is one of many possible ways of doing things.
Let us move all the previously written python files to the src
(source)
directory. Note that we can use the command line to do this:
mv *.py src/
Thus, our directory should look like this:
|--- rsd-workshop
main.tex
main.pdf
main.*
|--- tex
|--- chapter-01.tex
|--- src
|--- find_primes_v1.py
|--- find_primes_v2.py
|--- find_primes_v3.py
|--- find_primes.py
|--- is_prime.py
|--- repeat_divide.py
|--- test_find_primes.py
|--- test_is_prime.py
|--- test_repeat_divide.py
Let us write another script that counts and plots the number of prime
factors for all integers less than 100. In src
create
scatter_plot_of_prime_factors.py
(note: the name of the file).
Note When we run that file, the print
statements of the file it "imports"
are run. We can remove them.
Now let us include this plot in our chapter-01.tex
:
Let us investigate the number of prime factors of integers.
Figure~\ref{fig:scatter_plot_of_prime_factors} shows the number of prime
factors for each integer less than 100.
\begin{figure}[!hbtp]
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=5cm]{src/scatter_plot_of_prime_factors.pdf}
\caption{The number of prime factors of each integer}
\label{fig:scatter_plot_of_prime_factors}
\end{center}
\end{figure}
Note when we do this we need to include \usepackage{graphicx}
in the preamble
of main.tex
.
Including research output in LaTeX
If you have research output created from software:
- Specific measures (counting something)
- Complex equations
- Data tables
It is possible to make errors when writing these by hand (not relevant to the case of images of course) to your LaTeX document. Best practice is to output these from your software directly to a file that will be included.
Directly including text.
For example, let us write a python script to get the number with the most prime
factors. In src
create:
largest_number_of_factors.py
.
This file creates tex/largest_number_of_factors.tex
.
We then can include the output directly in to chapter-01.tex
:
Let us investigate the number of prime factors of integers.
Figure~\ref{fig:scatter_plot_of_prime_factors} shows the number of prime
factors for each integer less than 100.
\begin{figure}[!hbtp]
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=5cm]{src/scatter_plot_of_prime_factors.pdf}
\caption{The number of prime factors of each integer}
\label{fig:scatter_plot_of_prime_factors}
\end{center}
\end{figure}
The number with the most prime factors
has~\input{tex/largest_number_of_factors} prime factors.
Including complex equations
At times, a computer algebra system might be used to manipulate an expression, in this case it could be worth outputting the output directly to file and reading it in. (Again, avoiding the opportunity for human error).
Let us write a python script to generate the series expansion for the first few terms of the lower bound of the number of primes less than $n$:
$$ \frac{n}{\log{n}} $$
Create
series_expansion_for_lower_bound.py
we will use the
Python library Sympy (for symbolic mathematics) that also has the ability to
generate LaTeX directly from it's output (similar capabilities exist in other
computer algebra systems).
This creates tex/series_expansion_for_lower_bound.tex
.
Now let us modify the chapter-01.tex
to include this:
Let us investigate the number of prime factors of integers.
Figure~\ref{fig:scatter_plot_of_prime_factors} shows the number of prime
factors for each integer less than 100.
\begin{figure}[!hbtp]
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=5cm]{src/scatter_plot_of_prime_factors.pdf}
\caption{The number of prime factors of each integer}
\label{fig:scatter_plot_of_prime_factors}
\end{center}
\end{figure}
The number with the most prime factors
has~\input{tex/largest_number_of_factors}prime factors.
The number of factors is probably related to the number of primes which has
a lower bound given by:
\small
\[
\pi(n)=\frac{n}{\log{n}}=\input{tex/series_expansion_for_lower_bound.tex}
\]
Including tables
Finally, you might similarly have generated some data that you'd like to include in the form of a table.
To avoid human error we can generate the LaTeX code for a table directly in code.
With python we will do this with a library called pandas (which implements a dataframe similar to R). Similar capabilities exist in other languages or the table code could be generated directly.
Let us write
number_of_factors_table.py
.
This creates tex/number_of_factors_table.tex
.
Let us include this in the LaTeX document:
Let us investigate the number of prime factors of integers.
Figure~\ref{fig:scatter_plot_of_prime_factors} shows the number of prime
factors for each integer less than 100.
\begin{figure}[!hbtp]
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=5cm]{src/scatter_plot_of_prime_factors.pdf}
\caption{The number of prime factors of each integer}
\label{fig:scatter_plot_of_prime_factors}
\end{center}
\end{figure}
Table~\ref{tab:number_of_factors_table} shows these counts for \(95\leq
n\leq 100\).
\begin{table}[!hbtp]
\begin{center}
\input{tex/number_of_factors_table.tex}
\caption{The number of prime factors for some numbers.}
\label{tab:number_of_factors_table}
\end{center}
\end{table}
The number with the most prime factors
has~\input{tex/largest_number_of_factors} prime factors.
The number of factors is probably related to the number of primes which has
a lower bound given by:
\[
\pi(n)=\frac{n}{\log{n}}=\input{tex/series_expansion_for_lower_bound.tex}
\]
Note when we do this we need to include \usepackage{booktabs}
in the preamble
of main.tex
.
Summary
A lot of the principles to writing good software apply to writing good LaTeX. The particular choice of directory structure suggested here is in not a hard rule but it allows for a consistent approach that you can use on a number of projects.
Tip
As for Python both Atom and VS Code offer many plugins for LaTeX. Explore what is available for LaTeX.
Optional
- Use the following code that counts how many numbers all equally have the most factors: count_maxima_for_number_of_primes.py
- Modify all previous code to repeat the analysis for numbers between 1 and 250.


When Balthisar Tidy opens a document, it tries to use the Tidy option input-encoding in Preferences. The typical modern practice is to use UTF-8 encoding for all files, however there are many legacy file encoding formats from different countries and different operating systems. Balthisar Tidy supports every encoding offered by Mac OS X.
There is no tried and true way to determine the encoding format for most formats. For the most part, Balthisar Tidy will assume that you, the user, know what you are doing.
In same cases, though, it’s obvious that the input-encoding is wrong. In these few cases, and when the correct preference is selected, Tidy will offer you the chance to change the encoding format, as shown below.
Tidy’s criterion for success is whether opening the document yields any text at all. As shown in the warning, it’s still possible that the input-encoding is incorrect. You should examine the Source HTML (not the “Tidy’d HTML”!) to verify that the correct input-encoding is selected. If some non-Western characters still look incorrect, you can manually choose the correct input-encoding from the Tidy Options pane. If you use this input-encoding, you can also set it as the default in Balthisar Tidy’s Preferences.


Constructor
(abstract) new BaseComponent()
Constructs an object of type BaseComponent
and
does all operations that are common for
custom elements that extend BaseComponent
.
Constructs an object of type BaseComponent
,
attaches shadow DOM to current node,
initializes common template in shadow DOM (See BaseComponent#initBaseTemplate
),
initializes the template (See BaseComponent#initLoadedTemplate
) and
all event handlers (See BaseComponent#initEventHandlers
) of
current custom element if its template is already loaded, otherwise
does so after loading the template of current custom element.
Extends
- HTMLElement


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2017 Commencement Dean's tea
Choking under pressure and gender: Evidence from professional tennis, Journal of Economic Psychology, 61, 176-190.
Stern Dean Raghu Sundaram's Presentation
McD and KFC in China: Competitors or Companions. Marketing Science, 2014, Volume 33 Issue 2, 287-307. (Finalist: 2014 John D.C. Little Best Paper Award)
Problemas da Educacao
The goal of "Problemas da Educacao" is to design better economic policies regarding national education.
NYU Shanghai and NYU Stern Partnership
NYU Shanghai is the third degree-granting campus of New York University and the first sino-U.S. joint venture university in China. With its unique platform for research and study, NYU Shanghai is pioneering new models for education and global engagement in the 21st Century. NYU Stern is ranked among the top business schools in the world for its strength in finance and international business. Together, NYU Shanghai and NYU Stern are partnering to offer the premier master’s programs in the world that prepare students for China and Asia-focused business careers.


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Took all the latest oracles changes when tested my app:
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Mark Heath is a software developer with a passion for improving his skills and sharing what he's learned with others. He's the author of NAudio, an open source audio library for .NET, and he creates training courses for Pluralsight. Outside work he enjoys playing guitar, piano and football. And his five children ensure that there is never a quiet or dull moment in his life.
1. Proceed continually at a steady rate
2. Get focused and find synergy between different parts of your work
3. Volunteer to do things and stretch outside your comfort zone


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RL-Bin
2.0.0
Robust Low-overhead Binary Rewriter
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| Code | Convention |
|---|---|
| Classes | CamelCase eg: MyClass |
| Functions | Wame as class |
| Variables | Always use lower case letters and use'_' for separating 2 words. eg: my_len |
| Global variables | Starts with 'g' eg: glen |
| Static variables | Starts with 's' eg: slen |
| Static functions | Starts with 's' eg:sGetLength() |
| Pointers | Starts with 'p' eg: *plen |
| Private variables | Starts with 'm' eg: mlen |
| Macros | All in uppercase |
| Boolean functions | Starts with 'is' eg: IsTrue |
| Reference variables | Starts with 'r_' eg: r_len |
| Indentation of blocks | One tab space for each line |
| Comments spacing | One line space between code and comments |
| Windows and user-defined data types | All in upper case eg:DWORD |
| Arguments | First alphabet lower case. eg: myFunction |


1. Download terminology .xls file from the website 2. Change the column name appropriately as mentioned in the sample .xlsx terminology file. 3. Save and upload


AI and Ruby?
by Lucy Orbach and Julian Taub
INDEX.RB
What We Will Cover
- The Concept of AI / Algorithms
- AI in Ruby / Available Gems
- Demo
What We Won't Cover
- How to write your own algorithms
- How to build SKYNET
What is AI?
Machines reaching their own conclusions about the world using binary logic.
AI Types
Images (K-means, Genetic, Decision tree)
Ruby and AI: Why or Why Not?
Not
- Community Focus
- Apps vs Research
- Test Driven Development
Yes
- Webapps == User Data
- User Interaction
- AI for the Masses
AI Gems
- RubyFANN
- AI4R
- DecisionTree
- Recommandable
Shirt Happens: A Recommendable Case Study
What We Used
Images(SQLite, Redis, Sidekiq, Rails)
link to Shirt Happens (as localhost:3000)


Congratulations!

SAVE
GO


Generator for the noiseless function set of the real-parameter Black-Box Optimization Benchmarking (BBOB).
makeBBOBFunction(dimension, fid, iid)
| dimension | [ |
|---|---|
| fid | [ |
| iid | [ |
[smoof_single_objective_function
]
It is possible to pass a matrix of parameters to the functions, where each column consists of one parameter setting.
See the BBOB website for a detailed description of the BBOB functions.
# get the first instance of the 2D Sphere function fn = makeBBOBFunction(dimension = 2L, fid = 1L, iid = 1L) if (require(plot3D)) { plot3D(fn, contour = TRUE) }#>


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The committee holds a meeting every week during term time. Meetings are usually held in Appleton Tower.
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Managing courier information.
A courier view of an order (managing the delivery of orders).
The query model is continuously updated to contain a certain representation of the current state (state view), based on the events. This way, every feature in the workflow has its own view (own table, own DB schema, ...). This is CQRS pattern.
CQRS enables/unlocks Event Sourcing pattern. Event Sourcing mandates that the state change of the application isn't explicitly stored in the database as the new state (overwriting the previous state) but as a series of events. This way you don't loose any data/information. Everything that happened in the system is stored.


Stereotype threat is the risk that one's performance will diminish due to concerns that they might confirm a sterotype through their actions. I'll use myself as an example. Since moving to San Francisco, many people, particularly in professional settings, have been surprised to hear that I am 24 years old. To a lot of people that I work with, this is considered pretty young for my title and responsibilities. The stereotype threat in this situation is that my performance at work might slack because I think my coworkers have low expectations for young employees. Although I might be a really hard worker, just the fact that I am now aware that people have lower expectations makes me more likely to actually fulfill that expectation and perform at a lower bar.
It's really hard to say whether this has actually affected my acheivement. Although I can definitely see stereotype threat being a real concern for a lot of people, I would say that my knowledge of peoples' reduced expectations for younger employees has only strengthened my performance. I feel like I am more motivated to prove myself and to prove that age doesn't matter when it comes to performance. I strive to prove that I am no less capable because I am younger. So, I think that through my knowledge of this stereotype, I have actually become a stronger performer through extra effort to prove the stereotype wrong.
Although I feel that I have been able to use a stereotype as motivation, I can imagine that a lot of people are negatively impacted by stereotype threat. Although this is pretty obvious, the easiest action I can think of that anyone can take to help curb stereotype threat is to treat everyone as equals. If you treat someone differently because of a stereotype, that is going to solidify what they think your expectations of them are. For every experience someone has that confirms that others have a particular expectation of them, the chance that they will actually fulfill that expectation increases. So, we all need to be sure to continually foster an environment where stereotypes are not acceptable. Or even if we don't believe in a stereotype, even acknowledging that they exist is a bad idea. Anything that reassures someone that they are expected to perform in a certain manner (such as even just mentioning that a stereotype exists), is likely to influence them.
My plan to help combat stereotype threat is to, as I mentioned above, not have preconceived notions of any person I meet that are just based off of particular traits. In addition to that, I'm going to call it as I see it. If someone around me is clearly acting on a stereotype, I want to let them know that they're affecting those around them. I'd try to educate them as to why stereotypes are wrong, and what the negative consequences are of verbalizing them. If I sense that someone is experiencing stereotype threat, I will do my best to reassure them and to tell them that they are no less capable than anyone else. Emphasizing that no one is less capable than anyone else, not only to people experiencing stereotype threat but also to those that might be imposing it, is crucial to curbing the threat.
Copyright: Gary Hammell 2014


This toggles the display of ASCII control characters. This is an old command that has been replaced by the control character commands (Control Chars None, Control Chars Alpha, and Control Chars C/C++).
This command is not available in EBCDIC mode (see EBCDIC Characters Toggle). When off, control characters are displayed as red dots. When on, control characters are displayed as a red character – for example character zero is a red “@”, character one (Ctrl+A) is a red “A” etc.
The Toolbar button actually toggles between three states. The extra state displays the control characters as the C language escaped character in red – for example, linefeed is “n”, tab “t” etc including character zero as a red zero (0).
Shortcuts
Toolbar:


Recent Blockchain Activity
Displaying most recent irreversible blocks.
Current Block ...
Reversible blocks awaiting concensus ...
| Block | Time | Witness | Transactions | Operations |
|---|
| Consensus State | |
|---|---|
| Account Creation Fee | ... |
| Maximum Block Size | ... |
| Min Delegation | ... |
| AMLD Interest Rate | ... |
| Current Median History Price Base | ... |
| Current Median History Price Quote | ... |
| Global Properties | |
|---|---|
| Time | ... |
| Current witness | ... |
| Virtual supply | ... |
| Current supply | ... |
| Confidential supply | ... |
| Current AMLD supply | ... |
| Confidential AMLD supply | ... |
| Total vesting fund | ... |
| Total vesting shares | ... |
| Total reward fund | ... |
| AMLD interest rate | ... |
| AMLD print rate | ... |
| Maximum block size | ... |
| Current aslot | ... |
| Participation count | ... |
| Last irreversible block num | ... |
| Current reserve ratio | ... |
| Average block size | ... |
| Max virtual bandwidth | ... |
| Head block id | ... |
| Recent slots filled | ... |
Block ...
Time ...
Witness ...
Transactions ...
Operations ...
| Datetime | Operation | Block number | Transaction ID |
|---|
Witnesses
DPOS elected witnesses and relevant historical information.
| Rank | Witness | Votes | % |
Missed
blocks |
Last block | Price feed |
Reg Fee
APR Block Size |
Version |
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Google Earth Enterprise Documentation
Select a Google Earth Enterprise Open Source version to view the documentation
{% for version in site.data.versions reversed %}--- layout: doc section_id: geedocs ---
Select a Google Earth Enterprise Open Source version to view the documentation
{% for version in site.data.versions reversed %}


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IP Address
play.mcironridge.com
Our Worlds
Survival World
- Massive 12,000 x 12,000 border
- Custom world generation for smooth rolling hills, steep cliffs, and large open plains
- Custom spawn city with market
- Multiple player-owned communities
Survival Nether
- Staff-maintained rail network
- Player-built Blaze Farm
Survival End
- Dynmap coverage to simplify locating End Cites
- Player-built EXP Grinder
Planned Worlds (Arriving with 1.12 Update)
Survival Resource World
- An anything-goes resource extraction world
- Dynmap coverage
Creative Superflat
- Borderless superflat for testing builds
- Dynmap coverage
Creative Builder's World
- A custom seed using the same world generation algorithim as our Survival World
- Open to everyone for zen-building
- Dynmap coverage
Themed Worlds
- Survival worlds with a specific build style and exclusive plugins for themed gameplay
- Dynmap coverage
User Groups
Administrator
- Prefix: [Admin]
- Commands: All
- How to Join: Build IronRidge from Scratch
Moderator
- Prefix: [Mod]
- Commands: /kick, /ban, /tempban, /mute, /ignoreclaims
- Job: Maintain peace inside the server. This includes taking action against rule violators.
- How to Join: Invitation Only
Pro-Builder
- Prefix: [Builder]
- Commands: /mail, /depth, /getpos
- Job: Design and build server structures with provided materials before the given deadline.
- How to Join: Complete the Builder Application
Donor (Iron)
- Prefix: [Donor]
- How to Join: Support us on Patreon
Donor (Gold)
- Prefix: [Donor]
- Commands: /hat
- How to Join: Support us on Patreon
Donor (Diamond)
- Prefix: [Donor]
- Commands: /hat, access to pets
- How to Join: Support us on Patreon
Plugins
Discord Response
- Enables /discord command.
Dynmap
- Powers the Dynmap.
EssentialsX, EssentialsXChat, EssentialsXSpawn
- Handles most internal server functions, including chat prefixes, message of the day, spawn routing, and more.
GriefPrevention
- Our anti-grief plugin.
ModifyWorld
- Assigns permissions to basic Minecraft functions (block breaking, chat), allowing us to power the Greylist.
PermissionsEX
- Handles user groups and powers the Greylist.
SaneEconomyCore
- Our lightweight economy plugin.
ShopChest
- The engine for our hologram-based shop chests.
Vault
- Requirement for the economy plugin and some EssentialsX functions.
Votifier
- Not in use.
WorldBorder
- Stifles the adventurers.
WorldEdit
- Primarily used to fix improper terrain generation.
WorldGuard
- Prevents mob griefing and fire spread, among other things.


Work Experience
Huawei, Intelligent EdgeFabric
R&D Intern in cloud computing
Hangzhou, China
Jul 2020 - Sep 2020
- Monitored the status of core components in bash
- Report warnings of component nodes to the central service dashboard
Smart & Sustainable Automation Lab
Backend developer / Research Assistant
Ann Arbor, U.S.
Feb 2020 - Aug 2020
- Built an AWS-based Cloud 3D printing platform
- Built look-free batched command buffers on edge side (Raspberry Pi) to smooth nozzle vibration
- Automated user registration, job creation, and device provisioning based on Lambda, Dynamo, S3, SNS, etc
- Containerized the application as a serverless Fargate task and routed the traffic through NAT Gateway


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The following closely related construction of R. M. Wilson also groups the 35 lines of PG(3,2) into sets of 20 and 15.


Cycle the Continental Divide
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| ij | |
| ij.gui | |
| ij.io | |
| ij.measure | |
| ij.plugin | |
| ij.plugin.filter | |
| ij.plugin.frame | |
| ij.process |
| Class and Description |
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| ImageCanvas
This is a Canvas used to display images in a Window.
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| ImageWindow
A frame for displaying images.
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| Overlay
An Overlay is a list of Rois that can be drawn non-destructively on an Image.
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| ProgressBar
This is the progress bar that is displayed in the lower
right hand corner of the ImageJ window.
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| Roi
A rectangular region of interest and superclass for the other ROI classes.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| DialogListener
PlugIns or PlugInFilters that want to listen to changes in a GenericDialog
without adding listeners for each dialog field should implementthis method.
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| GenericDialog
This class is a customizable modal dialog box.
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| ImageCanvas
This is a Canvas used to display images in a Window.
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| ImageWindow
A frame for displaying images.
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| Line
This class represents a straight line selection.
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| Overlay
An Overlay is a list of Rois that can be drawn non-destructively on an Image.
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| Plot
This class is an image that line graphs can be drawn on and displayed.
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| PlotWindow
This class implements the Analyze/Plot Profile command.
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| PointRoi
This class represents a collection of points.
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| PolygonRoi
This class represents a polygon region of interest or polyline of interest.
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| Roi
A rectangular region of interest and superclass for the other ROI classes.
|
| ShapeRoi
A subclass of
ij.gui.Roi (2D Regions Of Interest) implemented in terms of java.awt.Shape. |
| StackWindow
This class is an extended ImageWindow used to display image stacks.
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| Toolbar
The ImageJ toolbar.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Roi
A rectangular region of interest and superclass for the other ROI classes.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Roi
A rectangular region of interest and superclass for the other ROI classes.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| DialogListener
PlugIns or PlugInFilters that want to listen to changes in a GenericDialog
without adding listeners for each dialog field should implementthis method.
|
| GenericDialog
This class is a customizable modal dialog box.
|
| Overlay
An Overlay is a list of Rois that can be drawn non-destructively on an Image.
|
| Roi
A rectangular region of interest and superclass for the other ROI classes.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| DialogListener
PlugIns or PlugInFilters that want to listen to changes in a GenericDialog
without adding listeners for each dialog field should implementthis method.
|
| GenericDialog
This class is a customizable modal dialog box.
|
| Roi
A rectangular region of interest and superclass for the other ROI classes.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ImageWindow
A frame for displaying images.
|
| Roi
A rectangular region of interest and superclass for the other ROI classes.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Overlay
An Overlay is a list of Rois that can be drawn non-destructively on an Image.
|
| ProgressBar
This is the progress bar that is displayed in the lower
right hand corner of the ImageJ window.
|
| Roi
A rectangular region of interest and superclass for the other ROI classes.
|


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FreeApiPrint 1.0.0
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| $content | Response | [protected] |
| $headers | Response | [protected] |
| $status | Response | [protected] |
| $status_text | Response | [protected, static] |
| __construct() | Response | |
| addCustomHeader($name, $value, $replace=false) | Response | |
| send() | Response | |
| sendHeader() | Response | [private] |
| sendHeaderOnly() | Response | |
| setContent($content, $is_file=false) | Response | |
| setDownloadHeader($filename) | Response |


Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, is married to Kate Middleton and second in line to the throne.
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2 days ago The Duke of Cambridge is determined his new son will follow him as. a Villan and will watch their team thrash Manchester United He is second in line to succeed his grandmother, after his father Prince William was educated at four schools in the United Kingdom and obtained a degree from 3 days. ago. Outside the UK, the Telegraph notes, interest was mixed Despite both Prince William and his father Prince Charles being christened in the
Jul 19, 2013 Royal baby father Prince William will get two weeks of paternity leave All UK dads since 2003 go on leave, but. some say two weeks isn't Dec 3, 2012 The Duchess of Cambridge is expecting a baby, officials from St James's Palace announced on Monday The duchess, who is. currently
Aug 19, 2013 Prince George, the baby son of Prince William and his wife Kate, is a bit of a rascal who does not sleep well and needs to have his diaper Aug 15, 2013. LONDON CNN and U. K broadcaster ITV will air the first TV interview with Prince William since the birth of his baby with Kate Middleton Sep 15, 2013. Here is a piece of breaking news: a man has left his job. He did his last shift five days ago, and is thinking about what to do next He is going. to Football fan Prince William says George will support Aston Villa HELLO! Magazine 13:20. New Prince George Pic Released. The Huffington Post UK 13: 07 Prince William School Post 16 Information Evening Prince William School Autumn Concert. Please click the link below for details of the post 16 Information
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Climate change may disrupt vital ocean chemical cycles, study finds
A September 8 news release from the UK’s University of East Anglia (UEA) details the findings of a recent study conducted by researchers, which show that rising ocean temperatures will interrupt the natural cycles of carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and phosphorous – in addition to having a direct impact on the plankton ecosystem of the world’s oceans. The findings appear in Nature Climate Change in an article entitled, "The impact of temperature on marine phytoplankton resource allocation and metabolism."
As plankton play an important role in the natural carbon cycle of the world’s oceans – by removing nearly half of all atmospheric CO2 during photosynthesis and storing it in the ocean depths for hundreds of years – ocean warming will negatively impact plankton colonies, resulting in a rough cycle of climate change. So, researchers from the School of Environmental Sciences and the School of Computing Sciences at UEA assessed microscopic phytoplankton, which rely on photosynthesis to reproduce and grow, to understand more fully the potential impact of ocean warming.
"Phytoplankton, including micro-algae, are responsible for half of the carbon dioxide that is naturally removed from the atmosphere," said lead researcher Dr. Thomas Mock. "As well as being vital to climate control, it also creates enough oxygen for every other breath we take, and forms the base of the food chain for fisheries so it is incredibly important for food security."
In addition, Mock said, "Previous studies have shown that phytoplankton communities respond to global warming by changes in diversity and productivity. But with our study we show that warmer temperatures directly impact the chemical cycles in plankton, which has not been shown before."
Along with colleagues from the University of Exeter, the researchers produced computer models to create a simulated global ecosystem that incorporated global ocean temperatures, 1.5 million plankton DNA sequences acquired from samples and biochemical data.
"We found that temperature plays a critical role in driving the cycling of chemicals in marine micro-algae. It affects these reactions as much as nutrients and light, which was not known before," said Mock.
"Under warmer temperatures, marine micro-algae do not seem to produce as many ribosomes as under lower temperatures," he added. "Ribosomes join up the building blocks of proteins in cells. They are rich in phosphorous and if they are being reduced, this will produce higher ratios of nitrogen compared to phosphorous, increasing the demand for nitrogen in the oceans. This will eventually lead to a greater prevalence of blue-green algae called cyanobacteria which fix atmospheric nitrogen."
Funding for this research was provided by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), 454 Life Sciences (Roche), the Leverhulme Trust, the European Union (FP7), the German Research Foundation (DFG) and the Earth and Life Systems Alliance (ELSA).


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CURLOPT_POST explained
NAME
CURLOPT_POST - request an HTTP POST
SYNOPSIS
#include <curl/curl.h>
CURLcode curl_easy_setopt(CURL *handle, CURLOPT_POST, long post);
DESCRIPTION
A parameter set to 1 tells libcurl to do a regular HTTP post. This will also make the library use a "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" header. (This is by far the most commonly used POST method).
Use one of CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS or CURLOPT_COPYPOSTFIELDS options to specify what data to post and CURLOPT_POSTFIELDSIZE or CURLOPT_POSTFIELDSIZE_LARGE to set the data size.
Optionally, you can provide data to POST using the CURLOPT_READFUNCTION and CURLOPT_READDATA options but then you must make sure to not set CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS to anything but NULL. When providing data with a callback, you must transmit it using chunked transfer-encoding or you must set the size of the data with the CURLOPT_POSTFIELDSIZE or CURLOPT_POSTFIELDSIZE_LARGE options. To enable chunked encoding, you simply pass in the appropriate Transfer-Encoding header, see the post-callback.c example.
You can override the default POST Content-Type: header by setting your own with CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER.
Using POST with HTTP 1.1 implies the use of a "Expect: 100-continue" header. You can disable this header with CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER as usual.
If you use POST to an HTTP 1.1 server, you can send data without knowing the size before starting the POST if you use chunked encoding. You enable this by adding a header like "Transfer-Encoding: chunked" with CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER. With HTTP 1.0 or without chunked transfer, you must specify the size in the request.
When setting CURLOPT_POST to 1, libcurl will automatically set CURLOPT_NOBODY and CURLOPT_HTTPGET to 0.
If you issue a POST request and then want to make a HEAD or GET using the same re-used handle, you must explicitly set the new request type using CURLOPT_NOBODY or CURLOPT_HTTPGET or similar.
DEFAULT
PROTOCOLS
EXAMPLE
CURL *curl = curl_easy_init(); if(curl) { curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_URL, "http://example.com/foo.bin"); curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_POST, 1L); /* set up the read callback with CURLOPT_READFUNCTION */ ret = curl_easy_perform(curl); curl_easy_cleanup(curl); }
AVAILABILITY
RETURN VALUE
Returns CURLE_OK if HTTP is supported, and CURLE_UNKNOWN_OPTION if not.
SEE ALSO
CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, CURLOPT_HTTPPOST
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Watch: This Baby Koala Climbing Onto a Doggy’s Back & Refusing to Let Go is the Cutest Thing Ever!
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An adorable moment was recorded on video where a baby koala bear tried to ‘hitch a ride’ from a doggy it met in a backyard and refused to get off!
According to Daily Mail, Henry from Adelaide Hills in South Australia took his miniature schnauzer, Tony, for a walk into the backyard on 6th October. This was when they stumbled upon a baby koala bear that seemed to have lost its mama bear.
The koala then latched itself onto Tony’s fur as Tony walked around a little startled at why this tiny creature was on his back.
The koala then climbed up onto Tony’s back and clung on tightly, not wanting to let go even though Tony tried to gently shake it off.
Eventually, Tony sat down and rolled around in an attempt to get the baby koala to let go, but the marsupial just held on even tighter.
In the end, the koala finally got the hint and let go of Tony before climbing back up into the trees.
Henry said that it wasn’t uncommon to see koalas in the area but this is first time he had seen one get so up close and personal.
Here’s the full video:
Aiyo, this is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen! Hopefully the little koala bear was reunited with his mama bear again.
Also read: Woman Risked Her Life Saving A Koala Bear From Burning to Death in Raging Bushfire


- Screen - Class in model.video
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- Screen(String, int, int)
- Constructor for class model.video.Screen
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Creates a screen given a resolution, refresh rate, and response time.
- ScreenExample - Class in examples
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Basic driver class for testing a Screen, their creation and its toString
method.
- ScreenExample()
- Constructor for class examples.ScreenExample
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- ScreenSpec - Interface in model.video
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- serialNumber
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- setItemType(ItemType)
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- setManufacturedOn(LocalDateTime)
- Method in class model.production.Production
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- setManufacturer(String)
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- Method in class model.Product
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- setMonitorType(MonitorType)
- Method in class model.video.MoviePlayer
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- setName(String)
- Method in interface model.Item
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- setName(String)
- Method in class model.Product
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- setProducingEmployee(Employee)
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- Method in class model.production.ProductionWithProduct
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- setProductId(int) -
Method in class model.production.Production
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- setProductionId(int)
- Method in class model.production.Production
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- setScreen(Screen)
- Method in class model.video.MoviePlayer
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- setSerialNumber(String)
- Method in class model.production.Production
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- setSupportedAudioFormats(String)
- Method in class model.audio.AudioPlayer
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- setSupportedPlaylistFormats(String)
- Method in class model.audio.AudioPlayer
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- signInUser()
- Method in class frontend.screens.employee.EmployeeController
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Attempts to sign in as a user given the entered username and password.
- signupUser()
- Method in class frontend.screens.employee.EmployeeController
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Attempts to register a new user with the information provided in text
fields.
- snackbar
- Variable in class frontend.screens.productline.ProductLineController
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- start(Stage) - Method in class
frontend.Main
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- STATIC_REFERENCE_JUSTIFICATION
- Static variable in class frontend.BaseController
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- stop() - Method in class
model.audio.AudioPlayer
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- stop() - Method in interface model.MultimediaControl
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- stop() - Method in class
model.video.MoviePlayer
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- SuppressFBWarnings - Annotation Type in misc
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A helper annotation for identifying things that should be ignored by
FindBugs Copied from
- switchToDefaultUser()
- Method in class backend.DatabaseProvider
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Spark 3.3.2 is a maintenance release containing stability fixes. This release is based on the branch-3.3 maintenance branch of Spark. We strongly recommend all 3.3 users to upgrade to this stable release.
.newInstance()
in K8s modulespark.scheduler.mode=FAIR
should provide FAIR schedulerbuild/sbt
should allow SBT_OPTS to override JVM memory settingpytest==7.1.3
README.md
from triggering CIslint
job by skipping PySpark and SparkR docs if unchangedflake8
tests if the command is not availablerandom data test
[SPARK-41185]: Remove ARM limitation for YuniKorn from docs
spark.sql.legacy.groupingIdWithAppendedUserGroupBy
While being a maintenance release we did still upgrade some dependencies in this release they are:
org.tukaani:xz
to 1.9You can consult JIRA for the detailed changes.
We would like to acknowledge all community members for contributing patches to this release.


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You've been diligent in keeping up with Aurelia updates, and so today you update your libraries. Or perhaps you just started using Aurelia today and are pulling down the latest release...but something's not right. Some d.ts files are missing. Things aren't compiling correctly and your app is broken. What do you do now!?
The Explanation
For a long time the way that Aurelia has handled d.ts files for TypeScript users has been what you would call "unorthodox." To be fair, the TypeScript ecosystem and its recommended approaches to library d.ts distribution have changed several times since we started our project. In preparation for our Release Candidate, we really wanted to get this fixed. Doing so would enable Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code to work better, a streamlined more standardized approach for typings and even better intellisense in supporting tools for vanilla JS users.
Unfortunately, making these changes causes some incompatibilities between d.ts formats while the work is in progress and it changes the way projects are configured. We've started to push out these changes today and will continue the work a little while longer, so you may encounter some unexpected issues. Once we're all done, things will "just work" but for now you may need to make some quick fixes.
The Fix
- Make sure you have the latest version of the
typings
tool installed. This tool has gone through some major changes and you will need the latest version. To install the latest simply run the following command in your shell:npm install -g typings
. - Update your
typings.json
,tsconfig.json
and thebuild
folder from this pull request . - For Webpack users, refer to the skeleton's latest
package.json
file. - Finally, remove the
typings
folder and runtypings install
.
Note: This is a temporary fix. When all libraries are re-configured one final change will be required to update to the new system. We'll provide instructions here when that is ready.
Thank You
We really appreciate you bearing with us in these final days as we prepare for our Release Candidate. As always, there are a few hiccups along the way. We're working hard to address the issues so that your tooling is automatically configured properly. We think these changes will make a big difference for you and we thank you in supporting us in our work.


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In conjunction with the lead data analyst and the System Evaluation and Reporting Section (SERS) team, I lead the effort to develop data visualization pieces for each of the 286 Hawaii Department of Education schools in accordance with the new Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA). I developed the code in R which will be used for all the future annual reports. Moreover, the iterative approach refined the structure of the assessment data pipeline. I designed for simplicity without losing any critical information, as the report demanded consideration for a gamut of interested stakeholders—students, principals, community members, and non-profit organizations. It was rewarding to employ my technical skills grounded in a human-centered approach and collaborative environment.
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