First, we are going to prove that sin squared of x plus cosine squared of x is equal to one.
First, use the fact that e to the i x, we know that's cosine of x plus i times sine of x.
We also use the fact that, we've got e to the negative i x is e to the i times negative x that's the same thing as cosine negative x plus i times sine negative x.
Furthermore, since cosine is an even function, cosine of negative x is cosine of x, and since sin is an odd function, sin of negative x is negative sine of x.
We write the negative out in front of the i.
We have e to the i x times e to the negative i x is equal to cosine of x plus i times sine of x times the quantity cosine of x minus i times sine of x.
On the right hand side, multiplying together the first two terms, we get cosine squared x.
Multiplying together the outside terms, we get negative i times cosine x times sine x.
Then multiplying together the inside terms, we are going to get a plus i times sine x times cosine x.
Finally, multiplying together the two last terms, we are going to get a negative i squared sin squared x.
Now, there is some great cancellation which happens, these two terms cancel out, and this negative i squared, i squared is one, negative negative one is positive one.
What we are left with is one equals cosine squared x plus sin squared x, which was exactly what we hoped to get up above.
For instance, I'd like to prove the Angle Sum formulas.
I have a hard time remembering these sometimes but that's a great reason to remember where formulas came from, and you can always re derive them for yourself.
First, say we have e to i a, that's cosine a plus i times sine a.
Also say we have e to the ib.
That's cosine b plus i sine b.

On the left, it's simplified.
On the right, we'll get cosine a times cosine b plus we are going to multiply together the two last terms here.
i squared is negative one.
Next, I am going to take Euler's formula and apply it directly to e to the i a plus b.
In that case we get cosine the quantity a plus b plus i times sine quantity a plus b.
Now, interesting thing, when two complex numbers are equal, their real in their imaginary parts must also be equal, the real part, this first term is cosine a plus b which matches up with this part here.
cosine of a plus b is equal to cosine a cosine b minus sine a sine b.

Furthermore, if you want to get the double angle formulas, that's not too bad, if you let a equal x and b equal x then you will get cosine two x that's x plus x is equal to cosine x times cosine x is cosine squared x, sin x times sin x is sine squared x.
And sin of two x.
We are going to have cosine x sin x plus sin x cosine x.
Both those terms are actually the same, so, you get two sin x cosine x.


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by The Associated PressBoston Celtics (6-1, first in the Eastern Conference) vs. San Antonio Spurs (5-3, seventh in the Western Conference)
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Boston heads into a matchup with San Antonio as winners of six consecutive games.
San Antonio finished 48-34 overall with a 32-9 record at home a season ago. The Spurs averaged 111.7 points per game while allowing opponents to score 110.0 last season.
Boston went 49-33 overall with a 21-20 record on the road a season ago. The Celtics averaged 112.4 points per game last season, 44.8 in the paint, 18.1 off of turnovers and 16.2 on fast breaks.
The matchup Saturday is the first meeting of the season for the two teams.
Spurs Injuries: None listed.
Celtics Injuries: Enes Kanter: out (knee).
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Norman Ernest Borlaug was an American agronomist, humanitarian and Nobel laureate who has been called "The Man Who Saved A Billion Lives". (wiki)
How did Dr. Borlaug go about his work? He wasn't the typical stodgy scientist or reclusive nerd:
I needed to be a scrambling quarterback, to dart and weave and grab each chance that showed up in front of me. I couldn't know in advance what would appear, let alone how I'd respond.
He takes this idea further, connecting it to the role that he believes the scientist should play in society–
The scientist is a privileged person, the man who should lead us out of the wilderness of static, unproductive agriculture, and yet by this apathy and failure to exercise his unique vision, he keeps us in the swamp of despair.
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by Joe C MathewGDP Q2: One of the reasons why economists are fairly sure about the outcome of the GDP estimates is that key components of the GDP have not been showing positive trends
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, earlier this week, gave us an inkling of the status of India's gross domestic product (GDP) growth. She commented that the country is not facing an economic recession, but a slowdown. As the minister admitted, India is going through an economic slowdown that we have been witnessing for quite some time. The official GDP figure for the September quarter, due later in the evening, may endorse the same. One of the reasons why economists are fairly sure about the outcome of the GDP estimates is that key components of the GDP have not been showing positive trends. Take a look:
Agriculture:
One of the inputs that go into the calculation of Q2 GDP is the growth in agriculture production during Kharif season obtained from the Department of Agriculture, Cooperation & Farmer Welfare (DAC& FW). Crop loss due to excess rains could have an impact of the numbers here.
Also Read: Eight core sector industries shrink 5.8% in October
Corporate performance:
Abridged financial results of Listed Companies from BSE/NSE for the period to gauge the performance of companies are another factor that influences GDP growth. This has also not been spectacular.
Public expenditure:
The monthly accounts of Union Government's expenditure maintained by Controller General of Accounts (CGA) and the expenses of state governments maintained by Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) for July-September will also count. This is one area where government can make a difference.
Also read: Economic slowdown: Q2 GDP growth rate to be announced today; Modi govt's worst fear may come true
GST revenue:
With the introduction of Goods and Services Tax (GST) from July 1, 2017 and consequent changes in the tax structure, the total tax revenue used for GDP compilation includes non-GST revenue and GST revenue based on GSTR filings as provided by Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs. The growth in GST collections is not as impressive as it used to be earlier.
Index of Industrial Production (IIP):
The IIP data is used to understand the growth in sectors such as electricity, mining, manufacturing etc. This could be a tricky number as the data for August at least had shown that country's factory output had actually contracted. If manufacturing and electricity output are in the negative territory, it will add strain on GDP growth numbers.
Also read: Not just Q2, India's slow GDP growth likely to continue in Q3; what to expect?
Private Final Consumption Expenditure (PFCE):
Private final consumption expenditure growth at constant prices during 2018-19 Q2 was 7 per cent; unless it exceeds that, which is unlikely, the growth here could also indicate a year on year slowdown.
A recap of June quarter
While the Q2 GDP of 2019-20 will be compared with the Q2 numbers of 2018-19, the immediate Q1 can also give a sense of what is about to happen. The Q1 2019-20 number in fact indicated that GDP at constant (2011-12) prices estimated at Rs 35.85 lakh crore, as against Rs 34.14 lakh crore in Q1 of 2018-19, had showed a growth rate of 5 per cent.
All these, and a host of predictions by agencies both private and public, suggest that the finance minister could be correct. The Q2 numbers could once again attest India's slowing growth.


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I love pork belly. It is one of my go-to proteins to cook. What I love most about pork belly is the versatility. Leftover pork belly can be turned into so many other delicious meals, making meal prep for the week just that much easier.
Prep time: 15 minutes
Cook time: 5 hours
Serving: 4-6
Ingredients
- 1 red onion, finely sliced
- 3 cloves garlic, crushed
- 2 tbsp erythritol
- 400g cherry tomatoes
- 1 tbsp cumin
- 1 tbsp coriander
- 1 tbsp smoked paprika
- 1 tbsp dried ginger
- 1 tsp cayenne
- 1 tsp fenugreek
- ½ tsp salt
- 10g fresh sage
- ½ cup soy sauce alternative
- ¼ balsamic vinegar
- 1kg pork belly
Instructions
- Thinly slice the onion and add it to a hot pan. Leave it on a high heat for 3 minutes then turn down to a low heat.
- Add the erythritol and leave the onions to caramelise, until golden brown (5-8 minutes).
- Crush the garlic and slice the cherry tomatoes in half.
- Combine everything except the pork belly and add to a slow-cooker.
- Add the pork belly on top and set the slow-cooker to high.
- Leave the pork belly to cook for 4 hours.
- Preheat the oven to 180°C and set to grill.
- Score the pork skin and finish it off in the oven, to crisp it up (30-60 minutes).
- Add it to the oven with the cooking liquid. It will evaporate and turn into a sticky chutney.
Tip
If you don't have a slow-cooker, cook the pork belly (covered) in the oven on 160°C for +- 3hours.
You can use any type of tomato, tinned even. I prefer fresh cherry tomatoes for their natural sweetness.
Make the pork belly ahead of time and leave it in the fridge overnight before crisping it up in the oven.

If you choose to leave it overnight, first heat up the pork belly before setting the oven to grill.
I prefer using a lower grill temperature to ensure an even crisp.
You can serve the pork belly as a roast or pull the meat. Use the left over meat on pizza, in tacos, wraps, omelettes or in pasta.
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1. Problem Statement
Template argument deduction is a basic feature of C++ templates. There are several quite distinct uses of it:
-
to instantiate a generic algorithm for a given type (
)template < typename T > auto min ( T , T ) -
handle various combinations of cv-ref qualifiers (
)template < typename T > auto foo ( T && ) -
disable a function instantiation using SFINAE or the new
machinery (requires
)template < typename T > auto foo ( T ) requires predicate < T > -
combinations of above
For an illustration, humor a contrived example. Consider a
for a simple value container, which is intended to be inherited from:
struct box { std :: vector < int > value ; }; template < typename Box > decltype ( auto ) get ( Box && x ) requires DerivedFrom < B , box > { // borrow forward_like from [[p0847r1]] - like std::forward, but forwards // its parameter based on the value-category of the template parameter. return std :: forward_like < Box > ( x . box :: value ); /* access the *box* value */ }
The intention is to forward the value-category of the box to the accessed value. There are only 8 possible useful instantiations of the
function:
,
,
,
, and their
versions. Since
is intended to be inherited from,
will get instantiatiations for every derived, however, leading to code bloat.
While the example is contrived for clarity, should
be a more complex function, such code bloat does become serious, and the above has been a concern for library implementers since templates were added to the language. Every time templates become more useful, the problem gets worse; first, when forwarding references were added to the language, because they added an orthogonal reason to overload, and it will get even worse when [p0847r1] or any spiritual successor lands, because it will provide a very powerful vector for addition of functions which exhibit exactly this problem (while solving DRY for member functions).
The main issues with template code bloat are more machine code than necessary, additional exception tables and duplicate work the optimizer has to do to optimize every copy, leading to slower compile times.
There is a separate issue from code bloat, however. When writing templates that are really supposed to operate on a particular base-class type, one has to qualify every member access with the type’s name, because derived classes can shadow those methods. This will become far more prevalent should [p0847r1] land. Deduction expressions are a flexible way to solve a variety of issues such an extension would introduce, in addition to being an extremely powerful way to constrain template instantiation in deduced contexts.
2. Proposed Solution
We are proposing a mechanism to allow a metafunction to compute the final deduction from the first-pass deduction that occurs in C++17.
2.1. Example
template < typename Box : like_t < Box , box >> decltype ( auto ) get ( Box && x ) { return std :: forward_like < Box > ( x . value ); }
-
copies (and overwrites) any cv-ref qualifiers on its second parameter with the ones on its firstlike_t -
There is no need to use
anymore, asx . box :: value
always results in a cv-qualifiedlike_t < Box , box > box -
the
clause is no longer necessary, since a reference to arequires
will always only bind to references tobox
es and their derived classes.box
3. Syntax
4. Proposed Semantics
This section describes the feature using a few "as if rewritten as" sections, each describing a part of the proposed mechanism.
4.1. Deduction
4.1.1. For a type template parameter
// template < CONCEPT T = DEFAULT_EXPR : DEDUCTION_EXPR // > void
-
The deduction of
proceeds normally untilT
is deduced as per C++17 rules, with any default initializer expressions executing if necessary. Let us name this result the initial deduction.T -
Immediately after the initial deduction is known, but before executing any
constraints, executerequires
in the with the same set name bindings available as theDEDUCTION_EXPR
would have (or has) been run with, with the addition ofDEFAULT_EXPR
being bound to the initial deduction. Let the value ofT
be the final deduction. IfDEDUCTION_EXPR
does not evaluate to a type, this results in a substitution failure (SFINAE).DEDUCTION_EXPR -
Any
expressions that would be run in C++17 are run now, with the namerequires
being bound to the final deduction.T
Deduction of following parameters is done with the name
being bound to the constrained deduction.
4.1.2. For a value template parameter
The algorithm is exactly the same, but the the expression after the colon has to result in a a value. Basically,
has to result in something that can be bound to the way the template parameter is declared.
4.1.3. For a template-template parameter
See values. Same rules - if it binds, it works, if it doesn’t, SFINAE.
4.2. Function signature construction
Same as now - the deduced parameters are substituted back into the function signature (and the body of the template), with deduced parameters now meaning final deduced parameters. This may result in an invalid signature, which is a SFINAE condition.
4.3. Overload set construction
The construction of the overload set is unchanged, once one takes into account that candidates are generated differently than before. Compared to C++17, the overload set consists of functions instantiated from the very same candidate templates as before, though their signatures may be different. If two templates generate the same function signature, the result is ambiguous, and therefore results in an invalid program (diagnostic required).
5. Examples
6. FAQ
6.1. Can I use a previously deduced parameter in a DEDUCTION_EXPR
?
Yes! This should work:
template < typename T : like_t < T , box > typename U : decltype ( declval < T > (). value ) > foo ( T && , U ) {}
always deduces to some cv-qualified version of
or
, and
is coerced to the declval of the box’s value. Note that
is the already fully deduced
in
's
.
6.2. Can I use the initial deduction in other template parameters?
In other words, given
template < typename T : long /* T will *always* be long */ , typename U = T > void foo ( T ) {}
is it possible to have
deduce to
instead of
in the call
?
The answer is no. There is no way to access the initial deduction outside of the
(though I’m sure clever metaprogrammers can find a way to export it somehow).
6.3. What if the final signature doesn’t bind to the given parameters?
The scenario is the following:
template < typename T : int > void foo ( T ) {} foo ( nullptr );
The initial deduction for
is
, but the
for
forces it to be
. The resulting signature is
, which does not match, and is removed from the overload set. In the absence of additional overloads for
this fails with a compilation error because there were no matching functions to call.
6.4. What happens if two templates generate the same overload
Same as now - if the best match is ambigous, the program ill-formed (diagnostic required). Two templates resulting in the same best-match overload is a special case of this eventuality.
6.5. Could Concepts Solve This?
No. Concepts can only answer the question of whether to admit or remove an overload once it has already been enumerated as a candidate for the overload set, which is almost no better than
, because it happens _after_ template argument deduction has already occurred. In this case, we need to change the template argument deduction rules themselves, so that the template parameter itself is deduced in a programmable fashion, and _then_ perhaps constrained by a concept.
7. Acknowledgements
The authors would like to thank Alisdair Meredith, especially, as he had both the original complaint about the deduction rules, and the first workable suggestion of how to fix it. This solution is far more general, but every proposal needs a spark.
The authors would additionally like to thank everyone (as I don’t think there was anyone who remained silent) who attended the C++Now 2018 talk "My Little *this deduction: Friendship is Uniform", for their helpful comments, commentary, hints, tips, and ideas, whithout which this paper would not have gotten the idelological momentum to be born.


Minimizing Ambiguity in Natural Language Software Requirements Specification
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This document will describe how to version a REST API in a semantic manner, providing predictable releases free of breaking changes. Some of the workflow may not line up with your individual needs, but the overall concepts should be widely applicable.
The semantic version pieces that we will be discussing include the major, minor,
and patch versions as well as prerelease tags. For these definitions, consider
the version v1.2.3-alpha.0
. All semantic versions in use must have a major,
minor, and patch version and may have a prerelease tag.
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in our example, the left-most numeral. If this number changes it
indicates that the API has introduced breaking changes which may cause
consumers to break without making code changes of their own.2
in our example, the second left-most numeral. If this number
changes it indicates that new features have been added to the API. There will
not be breaking changes for consumers but new functionality will be exposed.3
in our example, the third left-most numeral. If this number
changes it indicates a bug-fix. There will not be breaking changes for
consumers but behavior may change based on the fix.Prerelease tag – alpha.0
in our example, anything following a -
in the
version string. These tags will be used prior
to a version of the API becoming stable. Consumers may request them but must
understand the different kinds of prerelease tags and what they mean:
alpha
– the most unstable prerelease tags. Changes between alphas may
introduce breaking changes but must not break any previously stable
features.
For example: renaming a field: newField
to newFields
between alpha.0
and alpha.1
is acceptable, but renaming oldField
to oldFields
between
1.2.2
and 1.2.3-alpha.0
is not acceptable.
beta
– a more stable development state. Breaking changes and new features
must not be introduced at this point. Only bug fixes and refinements on
existing features are allowed.rc
– the most stable development state. Breaking changes, new features,
and refinements must not be introduced at this point. Only bug fixes are
allowed.Development and unstable API releases will happen in dev
environments. After
confirmation of a feature set as “stable enough” a stable release candidate
will be promoted to a staging environment. After confirmation of the release
candidate, a stable version will be released to production. Conceptually this
might look like this:
v1.0.0-alpha.1
- needs more changes so...v1.0.0-alpha.2
- confirmed stable enough to move forwardv1.0.0-rc.1
- needs more changes so…v1.0.0-rc.2
- confirmed stable enough to move forwardv1.0.0
- locked version of previously most stable rc, i.e. v1.0.0-rc.2
If a beta
or rc
release is created the previously defined rules about feature
and fix inclusion must be adhered to, or the beta
or rc
in question must
be abandoned and officially unsupported.
For example: v1.2.3-alpha.5
introduces a new feature that is confirmed to be
stable enough to move forward so v1.2.3-beta.0
is cut. Later, it is decided
a breaking change to the new feature in v1.2.3-alpha.5
needs to be introduced
in v1.2.3
. At this point v1.2.3-beta.0
must be removed and v1.2.3-alpha.6
added.
Consumers should interact with the API using npm style semver ranges. This gives maximum flexibility to API consumers, allowing them to “play it safe” and lock to a given version of the API, or provide a semver range which will allow subsequent versions to be received without modifying the consumer code.
Consumers must not lock to a prerelease tag, e.g. v1.2.3-rc.0
. The requests
will be rejected as additional changes could be introduced before the API becomes
stable.
Consumers may request a prerelease tag with a range, e.g. ^v1.2.3-rc.0
. This
will resolve in the way described by npm, but has some important features that
are worth mentioning here:
Range requests against prerelease tags will receive the next prerelease or the next stable version that satisfies the range.
For example: a request for ^v1.2.3-alpha.1
will receive the following versions
when/if they are available:
v1.2.3-alpha.2
v1.2.3-beta.0
v1.2.3-rc.0
v1.2.3
v1.2.4
v1.3.0
The same request would not receive v1.3.0-alpha.0
, or any prereleases for that
matter, on versions outside of the major, minor, and patch versions defined by
the original prerelease range.
Consumers may lock to a stable version or request a range from a stable version,
e.g. v1.2.3
and ^v1.2.3
. While v1.2.3
is the latest stable version in the
v1
family, these two requests will resolve the same way. As soon as a new minor
or patch version is added the request for ^v1.2.3
would receive the new version.
Implementing servers should provide a meta
style attribute to all responses
that describes the version that the request resolved to. In JSON API with a
request for /^v1.0.0/authors
and a highest stable version of v1.2.3
this
would look like this:
{
“data”: [],
“meta” : {
“version”: “v1.2.3”
}
}
Implementing servers should enforce strict semantic version matching and
reject any request for an invalid version. This approach is preferable over
attempting to route invalid or partial versions (e.g. v1.2
) to the correct
and valid version.


First witnesses raised red flags about Giuliani work in Ukraine for Trump
by Jamie DupreeThe first day of impeachment hearings against President Donald Trump will feature two State Department witnesses who raised questions about actions in Ukraine by the President's personal lawyer, with one alarmed by Rudy Giuliani's efforts to undermine the former U.S. Ambassador in Ukraine, and another who saw Giuliani leading an effort to press for investigations desired by Mr. Trump.
"Mr. Giuliani was almost unmissable starting in mid-March," Deputy Assistant Secretary of State George Kent testified, saying Giuliani conducted a 'campaign of slander' against former Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch.
"I worried about what I had heard concerning the role of Rudolph Giuliani," said William Taylor, now the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, who said he was worried about entering a 'snake pit' involving Giuliani.
Here is some of what we might expect from these two witnesses in the first day of impeachment hearings.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE GEORGE KENT -
[Caption]
After working at the U.S. embassy in Ukraine, Kent returned to the State Department in the second half of 2018, taking on a post where he was responsible for Ukraine and five other eastern European nations often targeted by Russia.
It was in that position where Kent said he witnessed the media attack which unfolded, spurred by Giuliani and conservative news media organs.
In his impeachment deposition, Kent said an article by conservative journalist John Solomon spurred a sudden attack on Ambassador Yovanovitch and the U.S. embassy in Ukraine in general, which was then amplified by Fox News hosts Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham.
Kent said much of what was alleged, that Yovanovitch was bad mouthing President Trump, that she was working against Ukraine prosecutors, was simply false.
"It was, if not entirely made up in full cloth," Kent testified, "it was primarily non-truths and non-sequiturs."
Kent described how U.S. diplomats were blindsided by what was clearly a concerted campaign against the U.S. Ambassador and the U.S. embassy in Ukraine, spread over four days in March of 2019.
It started first with arrows aimed at Ambassador Yovanovitch, but then spread to accusations against former Vice President Biden and his son Hunter, along with other charges mentioning conservative bogeyman George Soros - all of it given a push by President Trump, his son, conservative websites, and Fox News.
The attacks on Yovanovitch came two weeks after she had been asked by the State Department to stay on in Ukraine until 2020 - but her extension would not survive the conservative media attacks against her.
"I was then abruptly told in late April to come back to Washington from Ukraine 'on the next plane,'" Yovanovitch told Congressional investigators.
She will testify on Friday.
+ WILLIAM TAYLOR, U.S. Chargé d'Affaires IN UKRAINE.
[Caption]
With the recall of Ambassador Yovanovitch, Taylor is the top-ranking U.S. diplomat in Ukraine - basically the acting Ambassador.
Several months after Yovanovitch had been ousted, Taylor described how the work of Giuliani had seemingly led to a situation where U.S. military aid for Ukraine was being withheld - in an effort to gain a quid pro quo - where the government of Ukraine would launch investigations sought by President Trump.
"By mid-Ju1y, it was becoming clear to me that the meeting President Zelensky wanted was conditioned on investigations of Burisma and alleged Ukrainian influence in the 2016 elections," Taylor said, referring to a focus on the Bidens, and the debunked theory that Ukraine - and not Russia - was behind the hacks of Democrats in 2016.
Taylor said the impetus for the situation was obvious.
"It was also clear that this condition was driven by the irregular policy channel I had come to understand was guided by Mr. Giuliani," Taylor said in his closed door deposition.
Mr. Taylor said he had determined that link in 'mid-July' - it was on July 25 that President Trump spoke with the leader of Ukraine, and spelled out the need for Ukraine to launch investigations into the Bidens, and the Ukraine-2016 elections theory, which included the evidence-free allegation that the hacked computer server from the Democratic National Committee was being hidden in Ukraine.
[Caption]
[Caption]
Some Republicans have mocked the choice of Taylor as an opening witness, saying he has no firsthand knowledge of why the President would want investigations conducted related to the Bidens or the 2016 elections.
"No, I've never talked to the President," Taylor said in his deposition.
Look for Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) to bring this up during the first day of questioning with Taylor.
Three hearings have also been set for next Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, with eight different witnesses.


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Bastian Waidelich (@bwaidelich) and Christian Müller (@daskitsunet)
Hierarchical store for unstructured data.
Elements inside the store are called Nodes.
NodeType defines the schema for a node. Different nodes may have different properties and work differently. For example Pages inherit from "Folder" types. NodeTypes can have superTypes and so inherit properties from parent types.
The Content Repository can operate in different contexts, a context defines a global scope for nodes, like language or workspace. The same node can exist in all contexts (but doesn't need to).
TypoScript is intended as a configurable view
# defining a prototype from implementation class
prototype(TYPO3.TypoScript:Template).@class = 'TYPO3\\TypoScript\\TypoScriptObjects\\TemplateImplementation'
# Using a prototype
title = TYPO3.TypoScript:Template
# simple quoted string value assignment
title.templatePath = 'resource://someResourcePath'
# EEL Expression
title.items = ${q(node).add(q(node).parents())}
# Applying a processor
title << 1.wrap(prefix:'', suffix: ' ')
# prototype short name from defined default namespace
# opening braces can be inlined with prototype usage
mainMenu = Menu {
# simple integer value assignment
entryLevel = 2
}
PHP implementations of functionality accessible in TypoScript. For example a Menu.
\TYPO3\TypoScript\TypoScriptObjects\ArrayImplementation
Collection of TypoScript objects that get rendered and their output is concatenated.
\TYPO3\TypoScript\TypoScriptObjects\CaseImplementation
A switch to branch rendering depending on a set of Matchers. Each matcher is consulted in order and if the Matcher condition matches this element is rendered and returned.
\TYPO3\TypoScript\TypoScriptObjects\MatcherImplementation
The actual Matcher implementation for the Case object. A matcher has a condition that must evaluate to boolean TRUE to have this matcher render.
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Iterates over a collection of elements (for example nodes or objects) to render each element and concatenate the result.
\TYPO3\TypoScript\TypoScriptObjects\TemplateImplementation
Renders a Fluid template.
\TYPO3\TypoScript\TypoScriptObjects\ValueImplementation
Renders a simple value
Available data in TypoScript, can be accessed by TypoScript objects and EEL. View variables are the context.
Prototypes are the building blocks of TypoScript. You either create a new prototype with a implementation class or you inherit from one of the existing prototypes and change the settings.
Processors can be used to modify values in TypoScript. They are similar to stdWrap in TYPO3 CMS. =======
Bastian Waidelich (@bwaidelich) and Christian Müller (@daskitsunet)
Hierarchical store for unstructured data.
Elements inside the store are called Nodes.
NodeType defines the schema for a node. Different nodes may have different properties and work differently. For example Pages inherit from "Folder" types. NodeTypes can have superTypes and so inherit properties from parent types.
The Content Repository can operate in different contexts, a context defines a global scope for nodes, like language or workspace. The same node can exist in all contexts (but doesn't need to).
TypoScript is intended as a configurable view
# defining a prototype from implementation class
prototype(TYPO3.TypoScript:Template).@class =
'TYPO3\\TypoScript\\TypoScriptObjects\\TemplateImplementation'
# Using a prototype
title = TYPO3.TypoScript:Template
# simple quoted string value assignment
title.templatePath = 'resource://someResourcePath'
# EEL Expression
title.items = ${q(node).add(q(node).parents())}
# Applying a processor
title << 1.wrap(prefix:'', suffix: ' ')
# prototype short name from defined default namespace
# opening braces can be inlined with prototype usage
mainMenu = Menu {
# simple integer value assignment
entryLevel = 2
}
PHP implementations of functionality accessible in TypoScript. For example a Menu.
\TYPO3\TypoScript\TypoScriptObjects\ArrayImplementation
Collection of TypoScript objects that get rendered and their output is concatenated.
\TYPO3\TypoScript\TypoScriptObjects\CaseImplementation
A switch to branch rendering depending on a set of Matchers. Each matcher is consulted in order and if the
Matcher condition matches this element is rendered and returned.
\TYPO3\TypoScript\TypoScriptObjects\MatcherImplementation
The actual Matcher implementation for the Case object. A matcher has a condition that must evaluate to
boolean TRUE to have this matcher render.
\TYPO3\TypoScript\TypoScriptObjects\CollectionImplementation
Iterates over a collection of elements (for example nodes or objects) to render each element and concatenate
the result.
\TYPO3\TypoScript\TypoScriptObjects\TemplateImplementation
Renders a Fluid template.
\TYPO3\TypoScript\TypoScriptObjects\ValueImplementation
Renders a simple value
Available data in TypoScript, can be accessed by TypoScript objects and EEL. View variables are the context.
Prototypes are the building blocks of TypoScript. You either create a new prototype with a implementation class or you inherit from one of the existing prototypes and change the settings.
Processors can be used to modify values in TypoScript. They are similar to stdWrap in TYPO3 CMS. >>>>>>> 05a9275ddac137cff4d71f13a59654e8c1f437bd
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maximumLevels << 1.toInteger()
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TypoScript is side effect free and via full addressing you are able to render any sub element as needed. Can be useful for AJAX.
EEL was created for accessing and traversing data and collections, additionally it can do boolean comparisons and simple arithmetic. It is used to traverse the node hierarchy and make node data accessible inside TypoScript.
# ${} are the delimiters for EEL expressions inside TypoScript.
# The actual EEL expression is everything inside of the braces.
# accessing an element from the TypoScript context
nodePath = ${nodePath}
# boolean value (this returns boolean true)
condition = ${true}
# FlowQuery operation to access (node) property
# q() is the delimiter for a flow query operation in EEL
text = ${q(node).property('text')}
# FlowQuery operation to generate a rootline of parent nodes
title.items = ${q(node).add(q(node).parents())}
# If statement with FlowQuery operation is() which uses filtering syntax
collection = ${q(node).is('[instanceof TYPO3.Neos.NodeTypes:Section]') ? q(node).children() : q(node).children(this.getNodePath()).children()}
EEL exposes the content of the context on top level.
# Access an element / property called nodePath on the context
# this is an example from Neos where the context is always an array, so actually you
# get the value of $context['nodePath']
${nodePath}
# This is an example from the upcoming view configuration
# The context is here directly set to an object
# we are calling a method on the object and return the result
# The result will be of the same type as the method return value
${isPackage("TYPO3.Flow")}
With FlowQuery operations you can traverse hierarchies and access property paths.
# In Neos nodes can be traversed and there are specific FlowQuery operations
# working on node trees.
${q(node).children()}
# Operations can support filtering the result collection too
# Here we only get children that are of NodeType TYPO3.Neos.NodeTypes:Section
${q(node).children('[instanceof TYPO3.Neos.NodeTypes:Section]')}
# Looks very similar to the first example, but here we actually traverse a Flow
# model hierarchy and fetch child categories, in this case we need to give the name
# of the property which contains the child objects.
${q(activeCategory).children('children')}
# Checking if the children collection contains any elements
${q(activeCategory).children('children').count() > 0}
# we are calling two methods on an object and do a boolean AND with the returns
# The result will be a boolean value
${isPackage("TYPO3.Flow") && isController("ViewsConfigurationTestC")}
# Adding simple values
${1 + 2}
# Dividing 100(%) by the number of columns (some context variable)
# to determine a column width
${100 % columns}
TypoScript is side effect free and via full addressing you are able to render any sub element as needed. Can be useful for AJAX.
EEL was created for accessing and traversing data and collections, additionally it can do boolean comparisons and simple arithmetic. It is used to traverse the node hierarchy and make node data accessible inside TypoScript.
# ${} are the delimiters for EEL expressions inside TypoScript.
# The actual EEL expression is everything inside of the braces.
# accessing an element from the TypoScript context
nodePath = ${nodePath}
# boolean value (this returns boolean true)
condition = ${true}
# FlowQuery operation to access (node) property
# q() is the delimiter for a flow query operation in EEL
text = ${q(node).property('text')}
# FlowQuery operation to generate a rootline of parent nodes
title.items = ${q(node).add(q(node).parents())}
# If statement with FlowQuery operation is() which uses filtering syntax
collection =
${q(node).is('[instanceof TYPO3.Neos.NodeTypes:Section]') ? q(node).children() : q(node).children(this.getNodePath()).children()}
EEL exposes the content of the context on top level.
# Access an element / property called nodePath on the context
# this is an example from Neos where the context is always an array, so actually you
# get the value of $context['nodePath']
${nodePath}
# This is an example from the upcoming view configuration
# The context is here directly set to an object
# we are calling a method on the object and return the result
# The result will be of the same type as the method return value
${isPackage("TYPO3.Flow")}
With FlowQuery operations you can traverse hierarchies and access property paths.
# In Neos nodes can be traversed and there are specific FlowQuery operations
# working on node trees.
${q(node).children()}
# Operations can support filtering the result collection too
# Here we only get children that are of NodeType TYPO3.Neos.NodeTypes:Section
${q(node).children('[instanceof TYPO3.Neos.NodeTypes:Section]')}
# Looks very similar to the first example, but here we actually traverse a Flow
# model hierarchy and fetch child categories, in this case we need to give the name
# of the property which contains the child objects.
${q(activeCategory).children('children')}
# Checking if the children collection contains any elements
${q(activeCategory).children('children').count() > 0}
# we are calling two methods on an object and do a boolean AND with the returns
# The result will be a boolean value
${isPackage("TYPO3.Flow") && isController("ViewsConfigurationTestC")}
# Adding simple values
${1 + 2}
# Dividing 100(%) by the number of columns (some context variable)
# to determine a column width
${100 % columns}


Our project timeline is divided into 5 different 2-week sprints. The first 4 of these sprints will terminate with design reviews; the last one terminates with a final demo of our mechatronic system. A priority is placed on each sprint ending with significant integration between the different systems, to make continuous integration easier. See below for documentation on each one of our 5 sprints.
Our first sprint focused on getting the project off of the ground and on demonstrating that the idea was feasible. One of our major concerns was that it wouldn't be physically possible to control a ball in 3 dimensions, and so we did as much testing with hair dryers, computer fans, etc, as possible. We also designed and assembled the first stage of our mechanical system, the X axis (left/right) and the control mechanism (a joystick from the 90s).
First axis of movement
Our joystick controller
Although we tested our ability to control a ball during the first sprint, we knew that this still a potential failure mode for us. We spent this sprint specing out fans and blowers. The important things we were looking for were flow rate (so that we could raise the ball high enough) and maximum pressure (so that we could feed it through a tube). After many iterations, we settled on a (very loud) vacuum from Home Depot.
We also created a control mechanism for raising and lowering the ball (Z axis) - turning a potentiometer opens and closes a servo-controlled valve on the blower tube.
Lastly, we set up a commercially-available coin collector to accept coins and send a "start game" signal.
Servo valve
Coin Acceptor
X and Z axes, as well as control box
Electrical system inside the box
The obvious next step for us was to finish off the control system with the Y axis (forward and back). We mounted the X axis on a set of rails, and pulled it back and forth via string on both sides.
During this sprint, we focused on a number of smaller tasks as well. We fabricated a PCB to clean up our messy breadboarded wires and implement dual motor control. We also prototyped a photodiode/LED pair to detect when the game has ended and a 7-segment display to give score feedback to the player.
3-axis system on the rails
Custom PCB for user input and motor control
7-segment display for scoring
Photodiode to detect win/lose conditions
Up to this point, we had worked mainly on control mechanisms and only put a small amount of time into the actual gameplay. This was our main failure mode at the start of this sprint. We spent the sprint prototyping obstacles and assembling the overall structure of the game. After trying cardboard, string, and wire (and considering saran-wrap), we ended up using a net for our obstacles. The net is transparent, allowing the player to see the ball at all points, but effecively knocks the ball off the airstream.
One of our other concerns was that the airflow was too turbulent and the ball would fall off on its own. We prototyped several different nozzles to focus and smooth the airflow (trying to achieve Laminar flow).
Lastly, we painted the assembly to make it more user-friendly!
Holes in the netting for the ball to pass through
Our fleet of 3D printed nozzles that we experimented with! Final nozzle not shown here, but it's closest to the one in the middle of the bottom row.
At this point, our project was fully functional - we just needed polish. During the final sprint, we finished putting up obstacles, laser-cut a control box to replace the cardboard box, and made other tuning adjustments to all of the subsystems.
Final control box
The finished game assembly!


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Copyright © 2009 Jacob Torrey
Authors: Jacob Torrey (torreyji@clarkson.edu).
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| nodeapp/0 | Returns the App-Node listing for the cluster. |
| shutdown_osp/0 | Shuts down the entire OSP cluster, and quits the Erlang VM. |
| start_servlet/3 | Starts a servlet application on a given node. |
| startup/0 | Starts the local OSP node and all applications meant to be run on the node. |
| stats/0 | This returns a string of the OSP cluster statistics. |
| stop_node/0 | Stops all the applications on a given node. |
| stop_servlet/2 | Attempts to find and stop an application on the cluster. |
| uptime/0 | Returns a human readable string of the cluster uptime. |
bkup_db(Node::node(), Type::atom()) -> ok
nodeapp() -> list()
Returns the App-Node listing for the cluster
shutdown_osp() -> ok
Shuts down the entire OSP cluster, and quits the Erlang VM
Starts a servlet application on a given node
startup() -> {ok, pid(), pid()}
Starts the local OSP node and all applications meant to be run on the node
stats() -> string()
This returns a string of the OSP cluster statistics
stop_node() -> any()
Stops all the applications on a given node
stop_servlet(App::atom(), Node::node()) -> ok | error
Attempts to find and stop an application on the cluster
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Returns a human readable string of the cluster uptime
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Run LED When Hitting a Switch
Also seems trivial
If you can run an LED based on input, you can run anything based off any (digital) input
Pullup resistors
- Let you reliably get the state of the button
- Inverts the state—0 is on, 1 is off


Structure Elements
They are four main standart structure elements: ".section"
, ".container"
, ".row"
and columuns like ".mv_"
or [class*="ds_"]

Section
Section ".section"
is global wrapper on page.
Container
Container ".container"
is wrap for rows of columns.
Containers has additional classes for limiting max-width.
Add device name as suffix to set max-width like width on this device,
For example ".container.container-tb_"
".container"
centers your content on pagemargin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;
- Limits the width of the content.
".container.container-elastic"
for no-limit - Container is responsive by devies
max-width
.
Row
Row ".row"
is wrap for columns
- Set columns in a row
- Also adjusts columns gap
- Control display model: block, inline-block or flex
Column
Columns names you set in options - they are $devices
map keys. By default: ".mv_"
, ".mh_"
, ".tb_"
, ".ds_"
, ".hd_"
.
- Split rows into columns
- Align content horizontally
- Can change order in row and have other features


Cleaning Takataka Avenue on 31st April 2016
Cleaning Safi Road on 29th February 2017
Cleaning Chafu Street on 31st June 2016
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| T+ 2:00 |
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oral |
MDMA |
(pill / tablet) |
| T+ 4:00 |
1 tablet |
oral |
MDMA |
(pill / tablet) |
| T+ 6:00 |
1 tablet |
oral |
MDMA |
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oral |
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(liquid) |
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1 tablet |
oral |
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(pill / tablet) |
I took a bottle of liquid acid to a friend's new year's eve party. I usually take MDMA with halucinogens as it can help to reduce anxiety if things go pear-shaped. I was very fortunate in that I had managed to procure eight very clean* pills and took five of these at roughly two-hour intervals starting two hours before the first dose of acid.
I took two drops of the acid under my tongue at around 10:30 pm with the intention of starting to trip after the new year had started. The timing was perfect and shortly after midnight I started seeing bright colours and experienced the happy confusion that acid always brings to me. At around 4:00 am I decided to take more acid as the trip was proceeding well and I wanted to trip harder. I took another 4 drops. Within half an hour I was tripping very hard indeed. I had chosen an elevated location in the corner of the room where I could look down on the whole room and observe everyone within it. I was aware that movement was becoming harder and that soon I would not be able to move at all so this comfortable location was something of a neccessity.
 My personality, which is never affected by acid, was looking in on my rational mind which was very strongly affected. I could feel thoughts passing through my rational mind very slowly and these thoughts were always recursive. I cannot recollect the precise nature of these thoughts but they were something like 'I could go across the room but in order to do so I must first move half way. In order to go half way I must first move half of half way...' I was also aware that no one else in the room was moving so I assume that these periods were actually very short in duration although they seemed to last for hours.
At the end of each period I would see people start to move very slowly and I had the impression that I was willing them to move and that they could not move without my will. I concentrated on each person that I could see moving and they slowly gathered speed and would eventually move at normal speed. After following this procedure with some five or six people the rest of them them started to move of their own accord and I no longer needed to 'help' them. Another recursive effect was where the room seemed to expand from a point within itself. The 'parent' room would be squashed by the expanding 'child' which would eventually fill the parent and take its place. The precise mechanism of this effect is lost on me now but it seemed that this expansion was taking place in some external dimension beyond the usual three dimensions of space.
The entire room was decorated with UV reactive hangings and these provided me with the most glorious visual effects. Everything shimmered with bright colours although there were no gross visual distortions and everything in the room was clearly recognisable. In particular there were none of the gross distortions of faces which I have experienced with psilocybin**.  The euphoria was almost certainly due, in part, to the MDMA.
During the most intense periods the party room was the entire universe. I was not aware of anything outside of that room and I had no concept of any geographical location. This is a feeling that I deliberately cultivate when I go to an outdoor festival (the whole point being to leave one troubles in the larger world behind) but in this case it was not a choice or even a feeling that I tried to induce.
In my more lucid moments I felt very close to nature and at one with everyone in the room. It is hard to describe this oneness, I was always located in my own body but I somehow felt that my body or mind incorporated the others in the room. In contrast, psilocybin can induce a dramatic loss of self, both physically and mentally which can reduce me to a point of thought floating in empty space. This is somewhat disturbing and annoying since it effectively removes me from the party. Acid had never made me anxious, even when I have been anxious in anticipation of the trip when I first started to use it.
After the peaks had passed I spent many more hours experiencing strong visual disturbances of colour and light, although my rational mind was relatively clear. The music at the party was especially enhanced. The DJs were playing deep house and progressive house but I heard sparse, minimal techno. I love this style of music and the transformation was very welcome. These effects continued until around 5.00pm when they stopped rather abruptly.
The next day I awoke expecting to feel the body load that acid normally brings but there was none. I felt fit and alert and there were no detectable residual effects at all, not even from the MDMA. This was the most acid that I have ever taken at one time and it was clearly very strong, the strength was noted by others that had taken it and several of them said that they had had their hardest trip ever. Despite the strength no one reported any unpleasantness and many who had taken it said that it was their best trip ever. It was certainly my best trip ever and a highly satisfactory way to see in the new year.
* By 'clean' I mean that the pills had the effect of pure MDMA with no side effects.
** I have previously tried psilocybin in doses from threshold to overwhelming (12 * dried psilocybe cubensis) and I find it too unpredictable and, at times utterly horrific. I have had good trips on psilocybin but when your friends faces decay and worms crawl in and out of the holes in their flesh it is difficult to retain your composure! I have since decided that psilocybin is way too unpredictable and I no longer indulge. I have taken LSD on about eight occasions over approximately six years, usually small doses and the experience has always been entertaining and controlled.
Note: I am an atheist in the true sense of the word. I do not believe that there is any mystical significance to halucinogens and I consider it the height of stupidity to make any significant decisions as a result of any drug induced mental state. I take drugs for entertainment not for enlightenment.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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HBC 102 Experiment 2 USE OF SPECTROPHOTOMETER
The Nature of light:
Electromagnetic radiation which is classified as light, extends over a small part of the electromagnetic spectrum. The following table shows the name given to the various wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation which are commonly classified as light.
| Wavelengths (nm) | Colour | Title |
|---|---|---|
| 100-250 | - | Far ultraviolet |
| 250-400 | - | Near ultraviolet |
| 400-750 | Violet-Red | Visible |
| 750-2000 | - | Near infra-red |
| 2000-6000 | - | Far infra-red |
The Absorption of Light By Molecules
A beam of light passing through a substance can be absorbed if the energy of the photons happen to coincide with a particular energy transition available in the absorbing substance. So if light of many wavelengths is passed through a substance, the absorption of the light will rise to a peak value and then fall again as the wavelength coinciding with as energy transition is reached and passed. For some substance several such peaks may be found and may superimpose to form a broad peak. If the amount of absorption is measured and plotted against wavelength the resulting curve is called an absorption spectrum (or absorption peak or maximum).
If absorption is measured at a fixed wavelength, the value obtained will depend on :(1) the thickness of the absorbing matter through which the light passes, (2) the concentration of absorbing matter present, and (3) the efficiency with which the matter can absorb light.
A spectrophotometer measures the intensity of monochromatic light which has passed through sample with the objective of determining how muchlight was absorbed by the sample. In the ultraviolet and visible regions of the spectrum, measurements are made on solutions contained in a suitable vessel (the cell, cuvette or Spectronic tube). Since the sample is a solution in a tube, a reference measurement must be made to compensate for absorption by solvent and tube. Alternatively, the instrument may be zeroed using the tube containing solvent. Absorption of light at a given wavelength is related to the concentration of the absorption species through 2 laws.
Bouguer or Lambert' Law
The proportion of light absorbed by a transparent medium is independent of the intensity of the incident light, and that each successive unit layer of the medium absorbs an equal fraction of light passing through it.Mathematically:-
I = e ax I = intensity of transmitted light Io Io = Intensity of incident light x = thickness a = the linear absorption coefficient in log form; ln lo = ax l To the base 10; Log lo = ax l 2.303
Light is absorbed only whena photon collides with a molecule. Thus the amount of absorbed, or the probability of absorption is proportional to the number of molecules in the light beam. This is thus dependent on the concentration of the solution and the length of the light path.
This is Beer's Law which states:
The light absorption is proportional to the number of molecules of absorbing substance through which the light passes. So we can combine Lambert's and Beer's Law to give what is commomly known as Beer's Law or the Beer-Lambert Law.Log lo = abc l
Where a is the absorptivity or specific absorption coefficient of the species (analogous to a), b is the path length and c is the concentration. When the units are moles per litre, a is called the molar absorptivity or the molar absorption coefficient and is denoted ,ε or E
The absorption law is also written in terms of absorbance A i.e:A = Log lo = εbc lThis absorbance is a linear function for any given wavelength if Beer's Law is obeyed.
Transmittance is a term which is also used and is the ratio l/lo
The reading one obtains from modern single and double beam spectrophotometers is:Log lo i.e Absorbance l
Reagents
0.00625 mM Fast Green
0.2 M Cobalt Chloride
0.12 M HCI
Experimrntal Procedure
Results:
Table 1 Absorbance of 0.00625 mM Fast Green and 0.1 M CoCl2 at different wavelengths
| Wavelength(nM) | Absorbance | |
|---|---|---|
| 0.00625 mM Fast Green | 0.1M CoCl2 | |
| Absorption peak | ..nm | ..nm |
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What 'scope' is, and how it works in JavaScript.
"Scope" is a range in which a variable is accessible. Global variable is with largest scope, which can be accessed anywhere. A variable is also avaible in subrange and can be covered by another variable with same name in sub-scope.
When a variable is accessed, system look for in local scope first, then to go parent scope, until to global scope. If nothing found, system error shows that the variable is undefined.


Who is the Working Class Hacker?
Hello World! My name is Espen. I live in Norway with my wife and three kids. I was born in 1979, sold my first piece of software in 1989, got engaged in 2001, married in 2002, entered fatherhood in 2008, 2010 and 2013.
Through the course of my life I have worked on countless software projects, spanning a vast majority of languages and platforms
I got started out with a Commodore 64 that my older brother got in a trade. I was 6 years old at the time. And I would spend hours, days and weeks trying to learn as much as I could about that marvelous machine.
Then I had a tiny pause from computing for a couple of years, but then I got my first 486, a SX 25! Me and my mother bought that thing together using her Christmas bonus.
Ever since my first experience programming a computer, I have relentlessly kept going on my quest for all harvesting knowledge from as many corners of this wonderful world of software developemnt.
I plan on sharing my experiences on my blog, however I will need to finish the blogging system first...
So since you are Working Class, where do you work?
I currently work @ DNB ASA | NewTechLab
DNB is the largest financial service group in Norway.
I work as a Innovation Development Specialist which means I get to do to research on new and emerging technologies.
Hacker? Show me code...
Ok let's first clear up the "Hacker" term. When I say hacker, I mean it in the original sense, not the malicious "pirate / cracker/ ha}{0R / bring down the establishment" kind of way. I mean it as a tinkerer, fiddler, someone who needs to figure out how stuff works, and how you can use that knowledge to transcend into other uses and functionality.
Example: Larry Wall (creator of Perl) has a degree in Linguistics, because he was able to convince the university that computer programming qualifies as a language. His degree was the first linguistics degree in "Artificial Languages" I mean talk about hacking the system... You've gotta love that!
You may find some of my code dabblings on my GitHub.
So where can we reach you?
You may email me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Personvern
Programvare utviklet av Espen Sande Larsen, under merkenavnet Working Class Hacker beskytter din integritet og vil ikke overlevere noen personlig informasjon som måtte erverves via programvaren til noen tredjepart. Informasjonen som samles benyttes kun til egen rapportering og vi samler ingen sensitive data. Applikasjoner som ikke har eksplisitte forespørsler om persondata, og ikke nevner det i applikasjonsbeskrivelsene som er tilgjengelige, samler ingen brukerdata og kan derfor brukes fritt uten noen frykt for at personvernet ikke blir ivaretatt.
Du skal føle deg trygg når du bruker vår programvare. Ta kontakt om du har noen spørsmål ift personvern.
Privacy Policy
Software developed by Espen Sande Larsen under the brand name "Working Class Hacker" protects your integrity and will never provide any third parties with your personal information, that is collected through our software. The information that is gathered by that software is strictly used for internal reporting and analysis. Software that does not explicitly state that it gathers information about you in the information provided in the application description prior to installation, does NOT gather ANY information about you or how you use our software, usage of this software is therefore safe from any fear regarding privacy.
You should feel safe using my software. Please contact me if you have any questions regarding privacy.


- S() - Method in class ParkingLot.Main
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Method that allows the user to simulate the car leaving the park by
decreasing the number of occupied places
- setAction(int) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for defining the action number, that is, each button
corresponds to a specific action number
- setBlock(boolean) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for setting the system state true - blocked; false -
unlocked
- setCodeKey(String) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for setting the key code entered by the user
- setDialogF(JFrame) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for defining the dialog frame
- setExitB(JButton) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for defining the exit button
- setFlag(int) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for setting the flag number
- setGate(boolean) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for setting the status of the gate true - open; false
-close
- setInsertedKey(boolean) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for defining whether the key was introduced or not
true - it was introduced; false - not entered Método responsável por
- setKey(String, int) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for defining the key in the key array
- setKeys(String[]) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for defining the array of valid keys
- setLight(boolean) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for defining the traffic light state
- setModeL(JLabel) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for changing the Label that represents the Gate Mode
- setSlots(int) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for defining the number of occupied places in the car
park
- setSlotsL(JLabel) - Method in class ParkingLot.Park
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Method responsible for defining the slot label


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I've been around the World - hey hey In the kitchen where I'm cooking what is good for me Spices from the Globe Little by little is the finest meal It's half the type for hope Come and see You mix it all together in your dreams Ingredients from the Seven Sees, and I I'm realizing things ain't what they seem That's the riddle of it That's the spirit of it That's the power of life I've been around the World - round the world And I've seen it all - seen it all I've been around the World - round the world Cause the wind will always rise or fall I've been around the World - round the world And I wanted to see - see it all I've been the only girl - round the world All surrounded by mystery In the living room I'm cleaning up from top to floor Place I love the most Wall is covered up with all my souvenirs I got from coast to coast Come and see You mix it all together in Your dreams Ingredients from the Seven Sees, and I I'm realizing things ain't what they seem That's the riddle of it That's the spirit of it That's the power of life I've been around the World - round the world And I've seen it all - seen it all I've been around the World - round the world Cause the wind will always rise or fall I've been around the World - round the world And I wanted to see - see it all I've been the only girl - round the world All surrounded by mystery I'm still coming around I keep chasing dreams Girl I keep coming around hey hey I keep coming around And I can never stop Girl I keep coming around Cause if I do a lot Around around And around the World I've been around the World - round the world hey hey - seen it all I've been around the World - round the world All surrounded by mystery I've been around the World - round the world And I've seen it all - seen it all I've been around the World - round the world Sun will always rice and fall - round the world |


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Before Change
session = session_request.cookies["sdi_squeezenetwork_session"]
player_request = send_request({"params": ["", ["serverstatus"]]}, session)
player_id = player_request["result"]["players_loop"][0]["playerid"]
player_name = player_request["result"]["players_loop"][0]["name"]
add_entities([UERadioDevice(session, player_id, player_name)])
class UERadioDevice(MediaPlayerEntity):
Representation of a Logitech UE Smart Radio device.
After Change
player_request = send_request({"params": ["", ["serverstatus"]]}, session)
players = [
UERadioDevice(session, player["playerid"], player["name"])
for player in player_request["result"]["players_loop"]
]


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pack200(1) pack200(1) Name pack200 - JAR Packing tool SYNOPSIS pack200 [ options ] output-file JAR-file Options may be in any order. The last option on the command line or in a properties file supersedes all previously specified options. options Command-line options. output-file Name of the output file. JAR-file Name of the input file. DESCRIPTION The pack200 tool is a Java application that transforms a JAR file into a compressed pack200 file using the Java gzip compressor. The pack200 files are highly compressed files that can be directly deployed, saving band‐ width and reducing download time. The pack200 tool uses several options to fine-tune and set the compres‐ sion engine. Typical usage: % pack200 myarchive.pack.gz myarchive.jar In this example, myarchive.pack.gz is produced using the default pack200 settings. OPTIONS -r --repack Produces a JAR file by packing the file myarchive.jar and unpacking it. The resulting file can be used as an input to the jarsigner(1) tool. % pack200 --repack myarchive-packer.jar myarchive.jar % pack200 --repack myarchive.jar -g --no-gzip Produces a pack200 file. With this option a suitable compressor must be used, and the target system must use a corresponding decompresser. % pack200 --no-gzip myarchive.pack myarchive.jar -G --strip-debug Strips attributes used for debugging from the output. These include SourceFile, LineNumberTable, LocalVariableTable and LocalVariableType‐ Table. Removing these attributes reduces the size of both downloads and installations but reduces the usefulness of debuggers. --keep-file-order Preserve the order of files in the input file; this is the default behav‐ ior. -O --no-keep-file-order The packer will reorder and transmit all elements. Additionally, the packer may remove JAR directory names. This will reduce the download size; however, certain JAR file optimizations, such as indexing, may not work correctly. -Svalue --segment-limit=value The value is the estimated target size N (in bytes) of each archive seg‐ ment. If a single input file requires more than N bytes, it will be given its own archive segment. As a special case, a value of -1 will produce a single large segment with all input files, while a value of 0 will produce one segment for each class. Larger archive segments result in less fragmentation and better compression, but processing them requires more memory. The size of each segment is estimated by counting the size of each input file to be transmitted in the segment, along with the size of its name and other transmitted properties. The default is -1, which means the packer will always create a single segment output file. In cases where extremely large output files are gen‐ erated, users are strongly encouraged to use segmenting or break up the input file into smaller JARs. A 10MB JAR packed without this limit will typically pack about 10% smaller, but the packer may require a larger Java heap (about ten times the segment limit). -Evalue --effort=value If the value is set to a single decimal digit, the packer will use the indicated amount of effort in compressing the archive. Level 1 may pro‐ duce somewhat larger size and faster compression speed, while level 9 will take much longer but may produce better compression. The special value 0 instructs the packer to copy through the original JAR file directly with no compression. The JSR 200 standard requires any unpacker to understand this special case as a pass-through of the entire archive. The default is 5, investing a modest amount of time to produce reasonable compression. -Hvalue --deflate-hint=value Overrides the default, which preserves the input information, but may cause the transmitted archive to be larger. The possible values are: true false In either case, the packer will set the deflation hint accordingly in the output archive, and will not transmit the individual defla‐ tion hints of archive elements. keep Preserve deflation hints observed in the input JAR. (This is the default.) -mvalue --modification-time=value The possible values are: latest The packer will attempt to determine the latest modification time, among all the available entries in the original archive, or the latest modification time of all the available entries in that seg‐ ment. This single value will be transmitted as part of the segment and applied to all the entries in each segment. This can marginally decrease the transmitted size of the archive at the expense of set‐ ting all installed files to a single date. keep Preserves modification times observed in the input JAR. (This is the default.) -Pfile --pass-file=file Indicates that a file should be passed through bytewise with no compres‐ sion. By repeating the option, multiple files may be specified. There is no pathname transformation, except that the system file separator is replaced by the JAR file separator "/". The resulting file names must match exactly as strings with their occurrences in the JAR file. If file is a directory name, all files under that directory will be passed. -Uaction --unknown-attribute=action Overrides the default behavior; i.e., the classfile containing the unknown attribute will be passed through with the specified action. The possible values for actions are: error The pack200 operation as a whole will fail with a suitable explana‐ tion. strip The attribute will be dropped. Note: Removing the required VM attributes may cause Class Loader failures. pass Upon encountering this attribute, the entire class will be trans‐ mitted as though it is a resource. -Cattribute-name=layout --class-attribute=attribute-name=action -Fattribute-name=layout --field-attribute=attribute-name=action -Mattribute-name=layout --method-attribute=attribute-name=action -Dattribute-name=layout --code-attribute=attribute-name=action With the above four options, the attribute layout can be specified for a class entity, such as Class attribute, Field attribute, Method attribute, and Code attribute. The attribute-name is the name of the attribute for which the layout or action is being defined. The possible values for action are: some-layout-string The layout language is defined in the JSR 200 specification. Example: --class-attribute=SourceFile=RUH error Upon encountering this attribute, the pack200 operation will fail with a suitable explanation. strip Upon encountering this attribute, the attribute will be removed from the output. Note: removing VM-required attributes may cause Class Loader failures. Example: --class-attribute=CompilationID=pass will cause the class file containing this attribute to be passed through without further action by the packer. -f pack.properties --config-file=pack.properties A configuration file, containing Java properties to initialize the packer, may be specified on the command line. % pack200 -f pack.properties myarchive.pack.gz myarchive.jar % more pack.properties # Generic properties for the packer. modification.time=latest deflate.hint=false keep.file.order=false # This option will cause the files bearing new attributes to # be reported as an error rather than passed uncompressed. unknown.attribute=error # Change the segment limit to be unlimited. segment.limit=-1 -v --verbose Outputs minimal messages. Multiple specification of this option will out‐ put more verbose messages. -q --quiet Specifies quiet operation with no messages. -lfilename --log-file=filename Specifies a log file to output messages. -? -h --help Prints help information about this command. -V --version Prints version information about this command. -Joption Passes option to the Java launcher called by pack200. For example, -J-Xms48m sets the startup memory to 48 megabytes. Although it does not begin with -X, it is not a standard option of pack200. It is a common convention for -J to pass options to the underlying VM executing applica‐ tions written in Java. EXIT STATUS The following exit values are returned: 0 for successful completion; >0 if an error occurs. SEE ALSO o unpack200(1) o Java SE Documentation @ http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/index.html o Java Deployment Guide - Pack200 @ http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/guides/deploy‐ ment/deployment-guide/pack200.html o jar(1) - Java Archive Tool o jarsigner(1) - JAR Signer tool o attributes(5) man page NOTES This command should not be confused with pack(1). They are distinctly separate products. The Java SE API Specification provided with the JDK is the superseding authority, in case of discrepancies. 16 Mar 2012 pack200(1)


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‘Pati Patni Aur Woh’ trailer: Fans left smitten by Kartik Aaryan’s charm and comic timing
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMThe trailer of the film 'Pati Patni or Woh' starring Kartik Aaryan, Bhumi Pednekar and Ananya Panday is out and it has enough to make the wait for December 6, seem excruciatingly long.
The film features Kartik playing the role of 'Chintu Tyagi' alongside Bhumi Pednekar, who plays the role of his wife while Ananya Panday will be seen in the role of his secretary and girlfriend.
The rib-tickling trailer with its perfect comic timing shows how Chintu tussles to maintain a balance between his married life and an extra-marital affair. Not only had the clip given fans enough content to laugh out loud, but the leading man has also managed to woo the ladies over with his effortless charm and charisma.
From posting his many expressions to gushing about how perfect he is for the part, fans made sure that the hunk featured on the top trends on social media.
While speaking at the trailer launch, the actor revealed that he didn’t watch the original 1978 film as he didn’t want to be influenced by the character portrayal.
The original film featured Sanjeev Kumar, Vidya Sinha and Ranjeeta Kaur.
"When I was offered 'Pati Patni Aur Woh', I decided I wouldn't watch the original because I wanted to work a certain way in the film. If we were bringing a modern take and a certain newness, I didn't want any influence of the original in my subconscious," he said.
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Jordan Alexander Spieth is an American professional golfer on the PGA Tour and former world number one in the Official World Golf Ranking.
He is a three-time major winner and the 2015 FedEx Cup champion. In April 2016, Time magazine named Spieth to its list of the "100 Most Influential People",
noting that he "exemplifies everything that's great about sports." Spieth's first major win came in the 2015 Masters Tournament,
when he shot a 270 (−18) and pocketed $1.8 million. He tied the 72-hole record set by Tiger Woods in 1997 and became the second youngest golfer (behind Woods)
to win the Masters. He then won the 2015 U.S. Open with a score of 5-under-par. He was the youngest U.S. Open champion since amateur Bobby Jones in 1923.
He followed up with a win in the 2015 Tour Championship, which clinched the 2015 FedEx Cup. Two years later, Spieth won his third major at the
2017 Open Championship, by three shots at 12 under-par.
In 2010, Jordan Spieth signed a 10 year extension with Under Armour. The deal guarantees that Spieth, 21, will wear only Under Armour head to toe,
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"I really enjoyed being on this journey with Under Armour since turning professional and I can't wait to accomplish great things together in this
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In today's session I gained first insights into the world of programming. In the following paragraphs the main points of the lecture are briefly summarized.
The Web
The Web is a collection of HTML (HyperText Markup Language) documents. It was developed
in the 1990s and currently comprises about 30bn pages.
Through web browsers like (Firefox or Chrome) personal computers operated by end users can
send specific requests to servers which then return HTML documents.
The global network consisting of (among others) computers and servers is called the Internet.
Features of HTML
The syntax of HTML comprises three key components.
1. Tags specify the content.
2. Elements mostly consist of an opening and closing tag (exception: "Void tags") and content
inbetween.
3. Attributes may prompt additional operations.
Additional information
Computers incapacity to cope with even the slightes deviations from formal code requires programmers
to be highly accurate in their commands. In doing so they can however rely on a vast amount of
online sources.


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java.lang.Object | +--org.apache.avalon.framework.logger.AbstractLoggable | +--org.apache.cocoon.components.resolver.ResolverImpl
A component that uses catalogs for resolving entities. This implementation uses the XML Entity and URI Resolvers from http://www.sun.com/xml/developers/resolver/ published by Sun's Norman Walsh. More information on the catalogs can be found at http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/userdocs/concepts/catalog.html The catalog is by default loaded from "resources/entities/catalog". This can be configured by the "catalog" parameter in the cocoon.xconf: <resolver> <parameter name="catalog" value="mycatalog"/> </resolver>
| Field Summary | |
protected org.apache.xml.resolver.tools.CatalogResolver |
catalogResolver
The catalog resolver |
protected Context |
context
The context |
protected org.apache.avalon.framework.component.ComponentManager |
manager
The component manager |
| Fields inherited from interface org.apache.cocoon.components.resolver.Resolver |
ROLE |
| Constructor Summary | |
ResolverImpl()
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| Method Summary | |
void |
compose(org.apache.avalon.framework.component.ComponentManager manager)
Set the global component manager. |
void |
contextualize(org.apache.avalon.framework.context.Context context)
Contextualize this class |
void |
dispose()
Dispose |
void |
parameterize(org.apache.avalon.framework.parameters.Parameters params)
Set the configuration. |
org.xml.sax.InputSource |
resolveEntity(java.lang.String publicId,
java.lang.String systemId)
Allow the application to resolve external entities. |
| Methods inherited from class org.apache.avalon.framework.logger.AbstractLoggable |
getLogger, setLogger, setupLogger, setupLogger, setupLogger |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
protected org.apache.xml.resolver.tools.CatalogResolver catalogResolver
protected org.apache.avalon.framework.component.ComponentManager manager
protected Context context
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public ResolverImpl()
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public void contextualize(org.apache.avalon.framework.context.Context context) throws org.apache.avalon.framework.context.ContextException
contextualize
in interface org.apache.avalon.framework.context.Contextualizable
public void parameterize(org.apache.avalon.framework.parameters.Parameters params) throws org.apache.avalon.framework.parameters.ParameterException
parameterize
in interface org.apache.avalon.framework.parameters.Parameterizable
conf
- The configuration informationConfigurationException
- public void compose(org.apache.avalon.framework.component.ComponentManager manager) throws org.apache.avalon.framework.component.ComponentException
compose
in interface org.apache.avalon.framework.component.Composable
manager
- The global component managerpublic org.xml.sax.InputSource resolveEntity(java.lang.String publicId, java.lang.String systemId) throws org.xml.sax.SAXException, java.io.IOException
The Parser will call this method before opening any external entity except the top-level document entity (including the external DTD subset, external entities referenced within the DTD, and external entities referenced within the document element): the application may request that the parser resolve the entity itself, that it use an alternative URI, or that it use an entirely different input source.
Application writers can use this method to redirect external system identifiers to secure and/or local URIs, to look up public identifiers in a catalogue, or to read an entity from a database or other input source (including, for example, a dialog box).
If the system identifier is a URL, the SAX parser must resolve it fully before reporting it to the application.
resolveEntity
in interface Resolver
publicId
- The public identifier of the external entity
being referenced, or null if none was supplied.systemId
- The system identifier of the external entity
being referenced.org.xml.sax.SAXException
- Any SAX exception, possibly
wrapping another exception.java.io.IOException
- A Java-specific IO exception,
possibly the result of creating a new InputStream
or Reader for the InputSource.InputSource
public void dispose()
dispose
in interface org.apache.avalon.framework.activity.Disposable
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