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Dendrophobia is the fear of what?
'Dandruff'
'Sunlight'
'Trees'
'Dentists'
Cynophobia is the fear of what kind of animal?
'Chickens'
'Sheep'
'Lizards'
'Dogs'
What is the fear of clowns called?
'Coulrophobia'
'Ophidiophobia'
'Mysophobia'
'Arachnophobia'
Gymnophobia is the fear of what?
'Excercise'
'Nudity'
'Violins'
'Driving'
Who is referred to as the "Father of Psychoanalytics?"
'Aaron Beck'
'Sigmund Freud'
'Carl Jung'
'Carl Rogers'
Soceraphobia is the fear of what?
'Parents-in-laws'
'Philosophy'
'Wool Socks'
'Chewing Noises'
Which is the fear of "The Pope"?
'Ombrophobia'
'Papaphobia'
'Somniphobia'
'Turophobia'
Nomophobia is the fear of
'Gnomes'
'No Mobile Phone Coverage'
'Ketchup'
'Cotton Fabric'
How many seconds must elapse before most people would consider it awkward?
'10 seconds'
'4 seconds'
'15 seconds '
'8 seconds'
Pogonophobia is the fear of what?
'Tax Season'
'Pogo Sticks'
'Vaccinations'
'Beards'
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__construct( Alcys\Core\Db\Expression\ConditionInterface $condition, Alcys\Core\Db\Factory\DbFactoryInterface $dbFactory )
Initialize the facade object.
The constructor arguments will passed from the method which create the instance.
Initialize the facade object.
The constructor arguments will passed from the method which create the instance.
Parameters
- $condition
- A clean instance of a condition interface.
- $dbFactory
- The db factory for the creation of reference object.
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equal( string $column, string $compareValue, string|null $type = null )
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column = $compareValue.
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column = $compareValue.
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Parameters
- $column
- The column name which should compare.
- $compareValue
- The value for the comparison.
- $type
- (Optional) Set to 'column' for a comparison with two columns.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
Implementation of
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notEqual( string $column, string $compareValue, string|null $type = null )
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column != $compareValue.
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column != $compareValue.
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Parameters
- $column
- The column name which should compare.
- $compareValue
- The value for the comparison.
- $type
- (Optional) Set to 'column' for a comparison with two columns.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
Implementation of
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greater( string $column, string $compareValue, string|null $type = null )
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column > $compareValue.
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column > $compareValue.
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Parameters
- $column
- The column name which should compare.
- $compareValue
- The value for the comparison.
- $type
- (Optional) Set to 'column' for a comparison with two columns.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
Implementation of
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greaterEqual( string $column, string $compareValue, string|null $type = null )
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column >= $compareValue.
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column >= $compareValue.
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Parameters
- $column
- The column name which should compare.
- $compareValue
- The value for the comparison.
- $type
- (Optional) Set to 'column' for a comparison with two columns.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
Implementation of
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lower( string $column, string $compareValue, string|null $type = null )
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column < $compareValue.
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column < $compareValue.
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Parameters
- $column
- The column name which should compare.
- $compareValue
- The value for the comparison.
- $type
- (Optional) Set to 'column' for a comparison with two columns.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
Implementation of
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lowerEqual( string $column, string $compareValue, string|null $type = null )
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column <= $compareValue.
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column <= $compareValue.
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Parameters
- $column
- The column name which should compare.
- $compareValue
- The value for the comparison.
- $type
- (Optional) Set to 'column' for a comparison with two columns.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
Implementation of
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between( string $column, string $firstCompareValue, string $secondCompareValue, string|null $type = null )
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column BETWEEN $firstCompareValue AND $secondCompareValue
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column BETWEEN $firstCompareValue AND $secondCompareValue
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Parameters
- $column
- The column name which should compare.
- $firstCompareValue
- The first value for the comparison.
- $secondCompareValue
- The second value for the comparison.
- $type
- (Optional) Set to 'column' for a comparison with two columns.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
Implementation of
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notBetween( string $column, string $firstCompareValue, string $secondCompareValue, string|null $type = null )
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column NOT BETWEEN $firstCompareValue AND $secondCompareValue
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column NOT BETWEEN $firstCompareValue AND $secondCompareValue
When the type argument isset to 'column', the second argument will interpreted as column.
Otherwise it is like a string or value comparison.
Parameters
- $column
- The column name which should compare.
- $firstCompareValue
- The first value for the comparison.
- $secondCompareValue
- The second value for the comparison.
- $type
- (Optional) Set to 'column' for a comparison with two columns.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
Implementation of
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like( string $column, string $compareValue, integer $level = 0 )
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column LIKE $compareValue.
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column LIKE $compareValue.
Parameters
- $column
- The column name which should compare.
- $compareValue
- The value for the comparison.
- $level
(Optional) Set the percent sign. Default (non) is zero, before value
is 1, after 2 and both 3. If the $compareValue is passed with the %
sign, this argument is unnecessary.
Returns
$this Same instance to concatenate methods.
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isNull( string $column )
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column IS NULL.
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column IS NULL.
Parameters
- $column
- Column name for the comparison.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
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notNull( string $column )
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column IS NOT NULL.
Compare in the following style in the where condition:
$column IS NOT NULL.
Parameters
- $column
- Column name for the comparison.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
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logicAnd( )
Use this method to set another comparison in connection with a logical and to the condition.
Use this method to set another comparison in connection with a logical and to the condition.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
Implementation of
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logicOr( )
Use this method to set another comparison in connection with a logical and to the condition.
Use this method to set another comparison in connection with a logical and to the condition.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
Implementation of
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Single objective functions can be tagged, e.g., as unimodal. Searching for all
functions with a specific tag by hand is tedious. The filterFunctionsByTags
function helps to filter all single objective smoof function.
filterFunctionsByTags(tags, or = FALSE)
| tags | [ |
|---|---|
| or | [ |
[character
]
Named vector of function names with the given tags.
# list all functions which are unimodal filterFunctionsByTags("unimodal")#> [1] "Aluffi-Pentini" "Beale" #> [3] "Bent-Cigar" "Booth" #> [5] "Brent" "Brown" #> [7] "Chung Reynolds" "Cube" #> [9] "Dixon-Price" "Double-Sum" #> [11] "El-Attar-Vidyasagar-Dutta" "Engvall" #> [13] "Hyper-Ellipsoid" "Jennrich-Sampson" #> [15] "Leon" "Matyas" #> [17] "Double-Sum" "Schaffer N. 2" #> [19] "Schaffer N. 4" "Sphere" #> [21] "Sum of Different Squares" "Trecanni" #> [23] "Zettl"# list all functions which are both unimodal and separable filterFunctionsByTags(c("unimodal", "separable"))#> [1] "Double-Sum" "Double-Sum" "Sphere" "Trecanni"# list all functions which are unimodal or separable filterFunctionsByTags(c("multimodal", "separable"), or = TRUE)#> [1] "Ackley" "Adjiman" #> [3] "Alpine N. 1" "Alpine N. 2" #> [5] "Bartels Conn" "Bird" #> [7] "Bohachevsky N. 1" "BraninRCOS" #> [9] "Bukin N. 2" "Bukin N. 4" #> [11] "Bukin N. 6" "Carrom Table" #> [13] "Chichinadze" "Complex" #> [15] "Cosine Mixture" "Cross-In-Tray" #> [17] "Deckkers-Aarts" "Deflected Corrugated Spring" #> [19] "Double-Sum" "Eason" #> [21] "Egg Crate" "Egg Holder" #> [23] "Freudenstein Roth" "Generelized Drop-Wave" #> [25] "Giunta" "Goldstein-Price" #> [27] "Griewank" "Hansen" #> [29] "Hartmann" "Himmelblau" #> [31] "Holder Table N. 1" "Holder Table N. 2" #> [33] "Hosaki" "Inverted Vincent Mixture" #> [35] "Judge" "Keane" #> [37] "Kearfott" "McCormick" #> [39] "Michalewicz" "Modified Rastrigin" #> [41] "Periodic" "Double-Sum" #> [43] "Price N. 1" "Price N. 2" #> [45] "Price Function N. 4" "Rastrigin" #> [47] "Rosenbrock" "Schwefel" #> [49] "Shekel function" "Shubert" #> [51] "Six-Hump Camel Back" "Sphere" #> [53] "Styblinkski-Tang" "Swiler2014" #> [55] "Three-Hump Camel" "Trecanni"


The Tycho Glimpse browser uses the glimpse
program to search
the sources for patterns. glimpse
is a binary that is not
shipped with the Tycho sources, you can get glimpse
sources from
http://glimpse.cs.arizona.edu
.
In Tycho, $TYCHO/makefile
contains a glimpse
rule that will update
$TYCHO/.glimpse_index
if glimpse
is
installed.
Note that the Glimpse browser uses the Tcl exec
command, which is unavailable on the Macintosh, so the Glimpse browser
is not present on that platform. Note further that we have not tested
the Glimpse browser under Windows.
If your Tycho distribution is located in a directory with a
pathname that includes a space, then the glimpseindex
command may fail. The workaround is to move Tycho to a pathname that
does not include a space.
The Glimpse browser is a window that prompts for a pattern to search
for. Clicking the Find
button passes the pattern to the
glimpse
binary and then places the output into a Tycho
index browser.
If you click on the entry in the index browser, an editor is opened at the
line where the pattern matched.
If $PTOLEMY/src/.glimpse_index
is exists, then two
additional buttons are created, one to set the glimpse_index
to $PTOLEMY/src/.glimpse_index
, one to set it to
$TYCHO/.glimpse_index
The Update Tycho DB
button will run make glimpse
for you, and update $TYCHO/.glimpse_index
.
http://www.cygnus.com
Prebuilt glimpse
binaries can be downloaded from
http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/tycho/tychoTools/tychoTools.html
.
configure
, make the changes below.
These changes can be wrapped in #ifdef _WIN32
or #ifdef __CYGWIN32__
main.c
SIGURG
.
communicate.c
, agrep/agrep.h
#include <errno.h>
to the top.
communicate.c
#include "sys/un.h"
index/io.c
O_BINARY
to the open()
call in my_fopen()
.
return open(temp, flag|O_BINARY, mode);This fixes runtime
glimpseindex
errors about:
read error on file xxx at offset xxx
"rb"
for "r"
and
"wb"
for "w"
#! /bin/sh SRC=/src/glimpse-4.0.src cd $SRC files="get_filename.c get_index.c main.c main_server.c index/region.c \ index/partition.c index/io.c index/glimpse.c index/convert.c \ index/build_in.c compress/string.c compress/tbuild.c \ compress/uncast.c compress/cast.c compress/hash.c compress/misc.c \ compress/quick.c" for file in $files do echo $file sed 's/"r"/"rb"/' $file | sed 's/"w"/"wb"/' > t.c mv t.c $file done
index/glimpse.h
SYSTEM_SORT
to
#define SYSTEM_SORT "/gnuwin32/b18/H-i386-cygwin32/bin/sort"This fixes runtime
glimpseindex
errors about:
SORT: invalid switch
, as the MSDOS sort
binary does not understand the -T
flag.
The alternative is to adjust your path so that the MSDOS sort is not first in your path.
index/build_in.c
sort
binary will
truncate a file at the first Control-Z
character.
The workaround is to modify traverse1()
so that
just after the traverse()
call, skip the call to sort
traverse(); /* will produce .i2 and my_free allocated memory */ #ifdef _WIN32 #else [...] sprintf(s, "%s -10 '%s/%s'\n", SYSTEM_HEAD, escapesinglequote(INDEX_DIR, es1), I2); system(s); #endif /*0*/ #endif /*_WIN32*/
index/build_in.c
traverse1()
, we need to append the contents
of .glimpse_tmpI2
onto .glimpse_index
because
under Cygwin b18, the cat
command will only cop
until the first Control-Z
character.
#ifdef _WIN32 /* Cygwin cat can't deal with files that contain control-Z chars. */ { FILE *fin, *fout; char tmpptr[BUFSIZ]; sprintf(s, "%s/%s",escapesinglequote(INDEX_DIR, es1), I2); if ((fin = fopen(s, "rb")) == (FILE *)NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Failed to open %s:",s); perror(""); } sprintf(s, "%s/%s",escapesinglequote(INDEX_DIR, es2), INDEX_FILE); if ((fout = fopen(s, "ab")) == (FILE *)NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Failed to open %s:",s); perror(""); } while(fgets(tmpptr,BUFSIZ,fin)) fputs(tmpptr, fout); fclose(fin); fclose(fout); } #else sprintf(s, "%s '%s/%s' >> '%s/%s'\n", SYSTEM_CAT, escapesinglequote(INDEX_DIR, es1), I2, escapesinglequote(INDEX_DIR, es2), INDEX_FILE); system(s); #endif _WIN32
index/glimpse.c
fflush(TIMEFILE) fclose(TIMEFILE)above the
fflush(MESSAGEFILE) line
in main()
.
This gets rid of glimpseindex
messages about
ls: .glimpse_filetimes: Permission denied
index/glimpse.c
determine_sync()
: Add the following block and
place the rest of the body inside the #else
statement.
#ifdef _WIN32 strcpy(sync_path, "sync"); return 0; #elseNote that under cygwin b18,
sync
will produce messages
like sync(() called, but it is not done yet.
. The
next step obviates the need for calls to sync
.
system()
where it then exec
s a shell command (i.e. system("exec cp foo bar");
. The problem here is that we don't have a reliable
sync
, so there is no way to ensure that the exec
has finished and the files have been written out. The workaround
is to remove all instances of exec that starts a double quoted string.
The real fix here would be to parameterize the exec so that configure
could set a #define
properly and the lines that create
the system()
calls could use the #define
(i.e. sprintf(s,"%s cp foo bar",SYSTEM_EXEC);
.
Below is a shell script that does the proper substitutions.
#! /bin/sh SRC=/src/glimpse-4.0.src cd $SRC files="files="main.c compress/hash.c compress/string.c \ compress/tbuild.c index/glimpse.c index/build_in.c \ index/partition.c"index/io.c" for file in $files do echo $file sed 's/"exec /" /' $file > t.c mv t.c $file done
Makefile
.exe
to the end of glimpse
etc.
glimpseindex
produces messages about whereis
and sync
.


const Passenger = require('./Passenger')
/** Plane class - stores information about a plane. */
class Plane {
/**
* @param {String} origin - The origin airport.
* @param {String} destination - The destination airport.
* @param {String} flightNumber - The flight number.
*/
constructor(origin="", destination="", flightNumber){
if(!flightNumber) { throw new Error("Plane must have a flight number!");}
this.origin = origin
this.destination = destination
this.flightNumber = flightNumber
this.passengers=[]
this.crew = []
}
addPassengers(...passengers){
passengers.forEach(passenger => {
this.passengers.push(passenger)
})
}
addCrew(...crew){
crew.forEach(crewMember => {
this.crew.push(crewMember)
})
}
board(){
this.passengers.forEach(passenger => {
console.log(`[PASSENGER] ${passenger.name} is boarding plane: ${this.flightNumber}`)
})
this.crew.forEach(crewMember => {
console.log(`[CREW] ${crewMember.name} is boarding plane: ${this.flightNumber}`)
})
}
/**
* @returns {Number} passengers.length - The number of passengers.
*/
numOfPasengers(){
return this.passengers.length
}
/**
* @returns {Number} crew.length - the number of crew members.
*/
numOfCrew(){
return this.crew.length
}
}
module.exports = Plane


Bicycle Puzzle
问题描述 :
The purpose of the game is to descramble a picture of a bicycle. At the start of each game, the picture of the bicycle is cut into W times H equally sized rectangles and scrambled randomly.
Then the player repeatedly chooses two arbitrary rectangles and swaps them. He continues to swap rectangles until the picture is complete again. The game keeps track of the number of swaps, which is the score for that particular playthrough.
After Gunnar has played a game, he sends his score (along with W and H) to Per, and challenges Per to beat this score. Per soon realizes that if he is unlucky with the scrambling, it is impossible to beat Gunnar’s score.
Per quickly writes a program to find out the probability that he can beat Gunnar’s score (assuming that all scrambled pictures are equally probable) if he plays optimally.
But he is not sure whether his program is correct and wants to verify its correctness by challenging you to write the same program.
输入:
输出:
样例输入:
3 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 2
样例输出:
1 1/2 2/3
#include <stdio.h> long long eular(long long n){ long long ret=1,i; for(i=2;i*i<=n;i++) if (n%i==0){ n/=i,ret*=i-1; while (n%i==0) n/=i,ret*=i; } if (n>1) ret*=n-1; return ret; //n的欧拉数 } int main(){ long long n; while(scanf("%lld",&n)==1&&n){ long long sum=n*(n+1)/2-n; sum-=eular(n)*n/2; printf("%lld\n",sum%1000000007); } return 0; }
解题参考：http://blog.csdn.net/jjaw2013/article/details/19035353
为这些军人感到悲哀，活活被那些暴民打死都不敢开枪
为这些军人感到悲哀，活活被那些暴民打死都不敢开枪
为这些军人感到悲哀，活活被那些暴民打死都不敢开枪
为这些军人感到悲哀，活活被那些暴民打死都不敢开枪
为这些军人感到悲哀，活活被那些暴民打死都不敢开枪
为这些军人感到悲哀，活活被那些暴民打死都不敢开枪
为这些军人感到悲哀，活活被那些暴民打死都不敢开枪
在第 18行的，while(scanf("%d %dn", &n, &c), n)，这句有错吧
这配图…..
simple, however efficient. A lot of instances it is difficult to get that a??perfect balancea?? among usability and appearance. I must say that youa??ve done a exceptional task with this. Also, the blog masses quite fast for me on Web explore.
1234百位上出现的次数应该是200吧。
if(j){
int ans=a ;
for(int x=j-1;x>=0;x–){
if(!a ) break;
ans=min(ans,a );
sum+=ans;
}
}
求解释，，dp的思路是什么呢？
不需要输出，只要函数返回值正确就行
这个问题别太纠结了，不同的编译器结果不一
为什么不直接用STL排序呢？
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这是什么编译器啊，不通过
网站做得很好看，内容也多，全。前段时间在博客园里看到有人说：网页的好坏看字体。觉得微软雅黑的字体很好看，然后现在这个网站也用的这个字体！nice!
我表示楼主不要乱抄题，你写的另一个题吧，直接扒了代码没跑吧


class Solution: def stoneGameVII(self, stones: List[int]) -> int: pre = [0] for stone in stones: pre.append(pre[-1]+stone) n = len(stones) dp = [[float("-inf") for _ in range(n+1)] for _ in range(n+1)] for length in range(1, n+1): for i in range(n-length+1): if length==1: dp[i][i+length]=0 else: dp[i][i+length] = max(dp[i][i+length], pre[i+length]-pre[i+1]-dp[i+1][i+length]) dp[i][i+length] = max(dp[i][i+length], pre[i+length-1]-pre[i]-dp[i][i+length-1]) return dp[0][n]


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Naming conventions¶
Akumuli uses aku_
prefix for all API functions and types in libakumuli.h
and AKU_
prefix for all definitions in akumuli_def.h
. All other code doesn’t use any prefixes for types and functions.
- All type names should start with capital letter and use camel case (e.g. DataFormatter).
- All variable names should use lower case letters and underscore (e.g. local_var_name).
- All method and function names should use lower case letters and underscore (e.g. void format_data(...)).
- Enumerations should contain only capital letters and underscores (e.g. enum { BUFFER_SIZE = 0x1000 }).
- Constants and definitions should use only uppercase letters and underscores (e.g. #define AKU_LOG_ERROR 2).
Coding conventions¶
- C-style cast shouldn’t be used anywhere.
- The implicit type cast shouldn’t be used anywhere.
- Constructors with single argument should be marked as
explicit
. - Exceptions use should be limited to cases when the error should propagate through several stack frames.
- In most cases, error codes should be used (aku_Status).
- In the case of unrecoverable error
panic
should be used instead of error code or exception. - If several values should be returned from the function std::tuple should be preferred to out parameters.
Error handling¶
Akumuli uses error codes for error handling. Every API operation that can fail returns value of type aku_Status
(alias for int
). All possible error codes are listed in akumuli_def.h
header. AKU_SUCCESS
is a success error code and it’s equal to zero, this allows you to write code like this:
if (!aku_open_database(...)) {
// error handling goes here
...
}
All error codes that represent errors starts with AKU_E prefix for example, AKU_EBUSY
, AKU_EOVERFLOW
etc. There is a special error code - AKU_EGENERAL
that represents any error usually, if this error is unexpected but is not severe enough to trigger panic or if there are several errors that can’t be mapped to Akumuli error codes. Rule of thumb here - you don’t need to handle AKU_EGENERAL
in a special way.
Every error code can be converted to a string using aku_error_message
Akumuli API call:
auto status = aku_open_database(...);
if (status != AKU_SUCCESS) {
cerr << "can't open database " << aku_error_message(status) << endl;
}
This function doesn’t allocate memory.
Internally, error codes should be preferred to exceptions unless we’re dealing with some complex error handling scenario. For example, the protocol parser in akumulid
code returns error codes in the case when there is not enough data and we need to wait for more to come. But when parser meets ill-formed input it throws an exception. This exception is handled on the lower level of the stack, in the TCP server. TCP server can send the response to the client and shutdown the connection.
If libakumuli is faced with unrecoverable error - it throws an exception, the only purpose of this exception is to generate a core dump. If this behavior is not what you need - you can implement your own panic handler. E.g. if you want to catch all exceptions or don’t want any exceptions to cross library boundary - use std::terminate
instead.
Panic handler is a callback function with signature:
void (const char* message);
This function can be set when the library is initialized using aku_initialize
function. The panic handler must throw an exception if the panic handler didn’t throw an exception then Akumuli will throw its own exception! Panic handler can’t be used to suppress exception - it can be used to replace library internal exception type with your own. Akumuli doesn’t catch anything inside, so your exception will pass through its code unwinding the stack.
The panic should be triggered only in the cases when it is impossible to guarantee correct behavior.
Example:
void panic_handler(const char* m) {
throw MyError(m);
}
...
aku_initialize(&panic_handler);


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>From Cynthia. Dearest one, GREETNGS, Permit me to inform you of my desire of going into business relationship with you. I am Cynthia Bouabre, the only duaghter of late Mr. and Mrs. George Bouabre. My father was a very wealthy Farmer/Gold merchant in Abidjan, the economic capital of Ivory Coast before he was poisoned to death by his business associates on one of their business outings. When my mother died on the 21st October 1989, my father took me special because I'm motherless. Before the death of my father on september 2004, in a private hospital here in Abidjan. He secretly called me on his bedside and told me that he has a sum of US$5M (five million US dollars) deposited in a security company here in Abidjan, that he used my name as his duaghter for the next of kin in deposit of the fund. He told me that the security company do not know that the consignment contains money because he registered it's contents as family valuables and african artworks. He also explained to me that it was because of this wealth and some huge amount of money his business associates supposed to balance him from the deal they had that he was poisoned by his business associates, that I should seek for a God fearing foreign partner in a country of my choice where I will transfer this money and use it for investment purpose,(such as real estate management). I am honourably seeking your assistance in the following ways. To provide a Bank account where this money would be transferred to. Moreover, I am willing to offer you 15% of the sum as compensation for effort/input after the successful transfer of this deposit to your designation. Anticipating to hear from you soon. Please try and respond to me as soon as you recieve this email for further details. Thanks and God Bless. Best regards. Cynthia Bouabre. _________________________________________________________________ MSN Hotmail : créez votre adresse e-mail gratuite & à vie ! http://www.msn.fr/newhotmail/Default.asp?Ath=f


Arrow keys move.
Spacebar interacts & pages through text.
Mon sprites found from The Spriters Resource, with some tiles obtained from screenshots on Strategy Wiki.
Thanks to Herbert for spagging one of these convos with me
And thanks to Tangent for letting me use his code for this~


These release notes cover new developer and user-facing incompatibilities, features, and major improvements.
WARNING: No release note provided for this incompatible change.
This patch enables durable sync by default. Installation where HBase was not used, that used to run without setting "dfs.support.append" or setting it to false explicitly in the configuration, must add a new flag "dfs.durable.sync" and set it to false to preserve the previous semantics.
WARNING: No release note provided for this incompatible change.
Append is not supported in Hadoop 1.x. Please upgrade to 2.x if you need append. If you enabled dfs.support.append for HBase, you're OK, as durable sync (why HBase required dfs.support.append) is now enabled by default. If you really need the previous functionality, to turn on the append functionality set the flag "dfs.support.broken.append" to true.
WARNING: No release note provided for this incompatible change.
When configuring proxy users and hosts, the special wildcard value "*" may be specified to match any host or any user.
Zero values for dfs.socket.timeout and dfs.datanode.socket.write.timeout are now respected. Previously zero values for these parameters resulted in a 5 second timeout.
This change adds two new configuration parameters.
Please see hdfs-default.xml for detailed description.
This jira adds a new DataNode state called "stale" at the NameNode. DataNodes are marked as stale if it does not send heartbeat message to NameNode within the timeout configured using the configuration parameter "dfs.namenode.stale.datanode.interval" in seconds (default value is 30 seconds). NameNode picks a stale datanode as the last target to read from when returning block locations for reads.
This feature is by default turned * off *. To turn on the feature, set the HDFS configuration "dfs.namenode.check.stale.datanode" to true.
getBlockLocations(), and hence open() for read, will now throw SafeModeException if the NameNode is still in safe mode and there are no replicas reported yet for one of the blocks in the file.
Add a utility method HdfsUtils.isHealthy(uri) for checking if the given HDFS is healthy.
The 'namenode -format' command now supports the flags '-nonInteractive' and '-force' to improve usefulness without user input.
This is a new feature. It is documented in hdfs_user_guide.xml.
The fsck "move" option is no longer destructive. It copies the accessible blocks of corrupt files to lost and found as before, but no longer deletes the corrupt files after copying the blocks. The original, destructive behavior can be enabled by specifying both the "move" and "delete" options.
Document and raise the maximum allowed transfer threads on a DataNode to 4096. This helps Apache HBase in particular.
Due to the requirement that KSSL use weak encryption types for Kerberos tickets, HTTP authentication to the NameNode will now use SPNEGO by default. This will require users of previous branch-1 releases with security enabled to modify their configurations and create new Kerberos principals in order to use SPNEGO. The old behavior of using KSSL can optionally be enabled by setting the configuration option "hadoop.security.use-weak-http-crypto" to "true".
HDFS now has the ability to use posix_fadvise and sync_data_range syscalls to manage the OS buffer cache. This support is currently considered experimental, and may be enabled by configuring the following keys: dfs.datanode.drop.cache.behind.writes - set to true to drop data out of the buffer cache after writing dfs.datanode.drop.cache.behind.reads - set to true to drop data out of the buffer cache when performing sequential reads dfs.datanode.sync.behind.writes - set to true to trigger dirty page writeback immediately after writing data dfs.datanode.readahead.bytes - set to a non-zero value to trigger readahead for sequential reads
Optionally call initialize/initializeFileSystem in JobTracker::startTracker() to allow for proper initialization when offerService is not being called.
Fixed a race condition caused in TestKillSubProcesses caused due to a recent commit.
Fixed TestRawHistoryFile and TestJobHistoryServer to not write to /tmp.
Fixes the issue of GenerateDistCacheData job slowness.
Rumen now provides {{Parsed*}} objects. These objects provide extra information that are not provided by {{Logged*}} objects.
Backports latest features from trunk to 0.20.206 branch.
Improves cumulative CPU emulation for short running tasks.
Adds system tests to Gridmix. These system tests cover various features like job types (load and sleep), user resolvers (round-robin, submitter-user, echo) and submission modes (stress, replay and serial).
The default minimum heartbeat interval has been dropped from 3 seconds to 300ms to increase scheduling throughput on small clusters. Users may tune mapreduce.jobtracker.heartbeats.in.second to adjust this value.


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PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. – A Florida appeals court ruled that Panama City Beach, Florida, has the right to ban scooter rentals for the safety of the city’s citizens and visitors.
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vignettes/flowr_tutorial.Rmd
flowr_tutorial.Rmd
Let us use the same example described in the overview section. We start by getting a set of commands we would like to run.
## wait for a few seconds…
sleep 5
sleep 5
## create two small files
cat $RANDOM > tmp1
cat $RANDOM > tmp2
## merge the two files
cat tmp1 tmp2 > tmp
## check the size of the resulting file
du -sh tmp
Wrap these commands into R
sleep=c('sleep 5', 'sleep 5')
tmp=c('cat $RANDOM > tmp1',
'cat $RANDOM > tmp2')
merge='cat tmp1 tmp2 > tmp'
size='du -sh tmp'
Next, we would create a table using the above commands:
## create a table of all commands
library(flowr)
lst = list( sleep=sleep,
create_tmp=tmp,
merge=merge,
size=size)
flowmat = to_flowmat(lst, "samp1")
kable(flowmat)
| samplename | jobname | cmd |
|---|---|---|
| samp1 | sleep | sleep 5 |
| samp1 | sleep | sleep 5 |
| samp1 | create_tmp | cat $RANDOM > tmp1 |
| samp1 | create_tmp | cat $RANDOM > tmp2 |
| samp1 | merge | cat tmp1 tmp2 > tmp |
| samp1 | size | du -sh tmp |
We have a few steps in a pipeline; we would use a flow definition to describe their flow. Flowr enables us to quickly create a skeleton flow definition using a flowmat, which we can then alter to suit our needs. A handy function to_flowdef
, accepts a flowmat
and creates a flow definition.
## create a skeleton flow definition
def = to_flowdef(flowmat)
suppressMessages(plot_flow(def))
The default skeleton takes a very conservative approach, creating all submissions as serial and all dependencies as gather. This ensures robustness, compromising efficiency. So customize this to make it super efficient.
We can make a few changes to make this pipeline a little more efficient. Briefly, we would run a few steps in a scatter fashion (in parallel).
A few points to note:
## sleep create tmp merge size
def$sub_type = c("scatter", "scatter", "serial", "serial")
def$dep_type = c("none", "serial", "gather", "serial")
kable(def)
| jobname | sub_type | prev_jobs | dep_type | queue | memory_reserved | walltime | cpu_reserved | nodes | platform | jobid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| sleep | scatter | none | none | short | 2000 | 1:00 | 1 | 1 | torque | 1 |
| create_tmp | scatter | sleep | serial | short | 2000 | 1:00 | 1 | 1 | torque | 2 |
| merge | serial | create_tmp | gather | short | 2000 | 1:00 | 1 | 1 | torque | 3 |
| size | serial | merge | serial | short | 2000 | 1:00 | 1 | 1 | torque | 4 |
Tip Alternatively, one may write this to a file (write_sheet(def, “sleep_pipe.def”)), make changes in a text editor and read it again (as.flowdef(“sleep_pipe.def”).
Next, we create a flow object:
fobj = to_flow(flowmat, def, flowname = "sleep_pipe")
Finally, we can submit this to the cluster:
plot_flow(fobj)
submit_flow(fobj) ## dry run
fobj2 = submit_flow(fobj, execute = TRUE) ## submission to LSF cluster
## after submission, we can use the following:
status(fobj2) ## check status
rerun(fobj2) ## re-run from a intermediate step
kill(fobj2) ## kill it!
We used a simple example where a single function was creating all the commands. This is easier, but a step (or module) is not re-usable in another pipeline. Thus we may write a module for each step, such that one may mix and match to create their own pipeline.
NOTE: A module, always returns a flowmat. A module may have one or several steps. A module + flowdef, becomes a pipeline.
## to follow this tutorial, you may download them:
url=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sahilseth/flowr/master/inst/pipelines
cd ~/flowr/pipelines
wget $url/sleep_pipe.R ## A R script, with sleep_pipe(), which creates a flowmat
wget $url/sleep_pipe.def ## A tab-delimited flow definition file
wget $url/sleep_pipe.conf ## An *optional* tab-delim conf file, defining default params
The sleep_pipe
calls the three other functions (modules); fetches flowmat from each, then rbinds them, creating a larger flowmat. You may refer to the sleep_pipe.R file for the source.
Using run
One may use run
function to create the flowmat, fetch the flowdef and execute the pipeline in a single step. Here we would focus more on each of these steps in detail.
## 1. Single step submission:
fobj = run("sleep_pipe", execute = TRUE);
## 2
## change wd, so that we can source the files downloaded in the previous step
setwd("~/flowr/pipelines")
## 2a. optionally, load default parameters
load_opts("sleep_pipe.conf")
## 2b. get sleep_pipe() function
source("sleep_pipe.R")
## create a flowmat
flowmat = sleep_pipe()
## 2c. read a flow definition.
flowdef = as.flowdef("sleep_pipe.def")
## 2d. create flow and submit to cluster
fobj = to_flow(flowmat, flowdef, execute = TRUE)
These are some of the practices we follow in-house. We feel using these makes stitching custom pipelines using a set of modules quite easy. Consider this a check-list of a few ideas and a work in progress.
picard_merge <- function(x,
samplename = opts_flow$get("samplename"),
mergedbam,
java_exe = opts_flow$get("java_exe"),
java_mem = opts_flow$get("java_mem"),
java_tmp = opts_flow$get("java_tmp"),
picard_jar = opts_flow$get("picard_jar")){
## Make sure all args have a value (not null)
## If a variable was not defined in a conf. file opts_flow$get, will return NULL
check_args()
bam_list = paste("INPUT=", x, sep = "", collapse = " ")
## create a named list of commands
cmds = list(merge = sprintf("%s %s -Djava.io.tmpdir=%s -jar %s MergeSamFiles %s OUTPUT=%s ASSUME_SORTED=TRUE VALIDATION_STRINGENCY=LENIENT CREATE_INDEX=true USE_THREADING=true",java_exe, java_mem, java_tmp, picard_jar, bam_list, mergedbam))
## Create a flowmat
flowmat = to_flowmat(cmds, samplename)
## return a list, flowmat AND outfiles
return(list(outfiles = mergedbam, flowmat = flowmat))
}
opts_flow$get("param")
to use their value.## Example conf file:
cat my.conf
bwa_exe /apps/bwa/bin/bwa
check_args()
to make sure none of the default parameters are null.
## check_args(), checks ALL the arguments of the function, and throws a error. use ?check_args for more details.
opts_flow$get("my_new_tool")
## NULL
For example we have a pipeline consisting of alignment using bwa (aln1, aln2, sampe), fix rg tags using picard and merging the files. We would create three files:
fastq_bam_bwa.R ## A R script, with fastq_bam_bwa(), which creates a flowmat
fastq_bam_bwa.conf ## An *optional* tab-delim conf file, defining default params
fastq_bam_bwa.def ## A tab-delimited flow definition file
Notice how all files have the same basename; this is essential for the run function to find all these files.
Reason for using the same basename:
run("fastq_bam_bwa", ....)
it tries to look for a .R file inside flowr’s package, ~/flowr/pipelines
OR your current wd. If there are multiple matches, later is chosen.fastq_bam_bwa.conf
(if available).fastq_bam_bwa
, then stitches a flow using fastq_bam_bwa.def
as the flow definition.Feature:
run('fastq_bam_bwa', def = 'path/myflowdef.def'....)
run('fastq_bam_bwa', def = 'path/myflowdef.def', conf='path/myconf.conf',....)
This is quite useful for portability, since to use the same pipeline across institution/computing clusters one only needs to change the flow definition and R function remains intact.
Refer to help section on run for more details.
Tip: Its important to note, that in this example we are using R functions, but any other language can be used to create a tab-delimited flowmat file, and submitted using submit_flow
command.
Here is a good example: https://github.com/flow-r/flowr/blob/master/inst/pipelines/fastq_bam_bwa.conf
(recommended for increased compatibility)
<%CPU%>
, this makes this value dynamic and is picked up by the flow definition


---
title: Update Vendor Profile
layout: default
permalink: /vendor/profile
index: false
robots: noindex
---
{% include common/icon.html icon="spinner" height="92" width="92" fill="currentColor" class="spinner" %}
{% include forms/vendor-profile.html name="vendor-profile" %}


This demo allows you to issue a MijnOverheid/Address credential to yourself. Please specify the desired values below.


This is the bare-minimum HTML needed to render a Module Nav system (not including this parent row element)


{% from "components/banner.html" import banner_wrapper %} {% extends "admin_template.html" %} {% block per_page_title %} Design patterns and content guidance {% endblock %} {% block maincolumn_content %}
It should not be relied upon
{% endcall %}Talk to your call centre staff to find out why people call – this is probably why they are anxious. For example:
If someone needs to do something, tell them. For example:
Your MOT expires on 28 September – get an MOT
The deadline for tax returns is 31 January – complete your self assessment tax return
Your passport photo didn’t meet our standards – take a new photo
When someone does something important, send a security check to the people who might be affected. For example:
When someone wants to sign in, send a 2-factor authentication code to the number you have on file. For example: Your GOV.UK verification code is 123 456
Use radio buttons to ask the user how they’d like to be contacted:
When the user selects a contact method, dynamically prompt them for contact details (if you don’t already have them)
Ask the user to pick one primary contact method. Users don’t like duplicate notifications.
You can still contact them by other contact methods if appropriate.
Collect these using the patterns in the Government Service Manual and the Hackpad.
Tell the user that you will send them notifications. For example:
We will email you about this petition, and nothing else. You can unsubscribe at any time
Don’t explain the whole process – just tell the user what will happen next.
Don’t send a message for steps that aren’t important to the user. For example, you don’t need to tell the user about background checks unless they fail one of the checks.
Say ‘Dear’, not ‘Hi’ – some people prefer ‘Hi’ and some prefer ‘Dear’, but only the people who prefer ‘Dear’ care enough to complain when we say ‘Hi’


Weathermaster:
Manage Password of East Wing
The password of the east wing is WDL.
To add a new password, the authority of Pavel or the equivalent researcher is needed.
Return


This is the simple Adder / Subtractor using JavaScript.
Months Fizz Buzz Countries Data
Fun childhood game combining Mad Libs and AngularJS
Multiplication Table Source
Last refactor of the project in its final form.
First version of the waitstaff calculator
Animated refactor of the project in its final form.


| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.template.thymeleaf.v2.buider; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import org.thymeleaf.TemplateEngine; | |
| 4 | import org.thymeleaf.templateresolver.ITemplateResolver; | |
| 5 | ||
| 6 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.builder.env.EnvironmentBuilder; | |
| 7 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.template.detector.TemplateEngineDetector; | |
| 8 | import fr.sii.ogham.sms.builder.SmsBuilder; | |
| 9 | import fr.sii.ogham.template.thymeleaf.common.adapter.FileResolverAdapter; | |
| 10 | import fr.sii.ogham.template.thymeleaf.common.adapter.FirstSupportingResolverAdapter; | |
| 11 | import fr.sii.ogham.template.thymeleaf.common.adapter.TemplateResolverAdapter; | |
| 12 | import fr.sii.ogham.template.thymeleaf.common.buider.AbstractThymeleafBuilder; | |
| 13 | import fr.sii.ogham.template.thymeleaf.v2.ThymeLeafV2FirstSupportingTemplateResolver; | |
| 14 | import fr.sii.ogham.template.thymeleaf.v2.ThymeleafV2TemplateDetector; | |
| 15 | import fr.sii.ogham.template.thymeleaf.v2.adapter.FixClassPathResolverAdapter; | |
| 16 | import fr.sii.ogham.template.thymeleaf.v2.adapter.StringResolverAdapter; | |
| 17 | import fr.sii.ogham.template.thymeleaf.v2.adapter.ThymeleafV2TemplateOptionsApplier; | |
| 18 | ||
| 19 | /** | |
| 20 | * Configures parsing of templates using Thymeleaf. | |
| 21 | * | |
| 22 | * Specific resource resolution can be configured to use template prefix/suffix | |
| 23 | * paths: | |
| 24 | * | |
| 25 | *
 | |
| 26 | *  | |
| 27 | * .classpath() | |
| 28 | * .pathPrefix("email/") | |
| 29 | * .pathSuffix(".html") | |
| 30 | * .and() | |
| 31 | * .file() | |
| 32 | * .pathPrefix("/data/myapplication/templates/email") | |
| 33 | * .pathSuffix(".html") | |
| 34 | *  | |
| 35 | *
 | |
| 36 | * | |
| 37 | * You can customize default Thymeleaf {@link TemplateEngine}: | |
| 38 | * | |
| 39 | *
 | |
| 40 | *  | |
| 41 | * .engine() | |
| 42 | * .addDialect("foo", myDialect) | |
| 43 | * .addMessageResolver(myMessageResolver) | |
| 44 | *  | |
| 45 | *
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| 46 | * | |
| 47 | * Or you can use a particular Thymeleaf {@link TemplateEngine}: | |
| 48 | * | |
| 49 | *
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| 50 | *  | |
| 51 | * .engine(new MyTemplateEngine()) | |
| 52 | *  | |
| 53 | *
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| 54 | * | |
| 55 | * @author Aurélien Baudet | |
| 56 | * | |
| 57 | */ | |
| 58 |
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public class ThymeleafV2SmsBuilder extends AbstractThymeleafBuilder<ThymeleafV2SmsBuilder, SmsBuilder, ThymeleafV2EngineConfigBuilder<ThymeleafV2SmsBuilder>> { |
| 59 | /** | |
| 60 | * Default constructor when using Thymeleaf without all Ogham work. | |
| 61 | * | |
| 62 | * WARNING: use is only if you know what you are doing ! | |
| 63 | */ | |
| 64 | public ThymeleafV2SmsBuilder() { | |
| 65 | super(ThymeleafV2SmsBuilder.class); | |
| 66 | } | |
| 67 | ||
| 68 | /** | |
| 69 | * Initializes the builder with a parent builder. The parent builder is used | |
| 70 | * when calling {@link #and()} method. The {@link EnvironmentBuilder} is | |
| 71 | * used to evaluate properties when {@link #build()} method is called. | |
| 72 | * | |
| 73 | * @param parent | |
| 74 | * the parent builder | |
| 75 | * @param environmentBuilder | |
| 76 | * the configuration for property resolution and evaluation | |
| 77 | */ | |
| 78 | public ThymeleafV2SmsBuilder(SmsBuilder parent, EnvironmentBuilder<?> environmentBuilder) { | |
| 79 | super(ThymeleafV2SmsBuilder.class, parent, environmentBuilder); | |
| 80 | } | |
| 81 | ||
| 82 | @Override | |
| 83 | protected TemplateEngineDetector createTemplateDetector() { | |
| 84 |
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return new ThymeleafV2TemplateDetector(buildResolver()); |
| 85 | } | |
| 86 | ||
| 87 | @Override | |
| 88 | protected ITemplateResolver buildTemplateResolver(TemplateEngine builtEngine) { | |
| 89 |
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1. buildTemplateResolver : All method instructions replaced by: return null; → NO_COVERAGE 2. buildTemplateResolver : All method instructions replaced by: return null; → KILLED 3. buildTemplateResolver : All method instructions replaced by: return null; → KILLED |
return new ThymeLeafV2FirstSupportingTemplateResolver(buildResolver(), buildAdapters()); |
| 90 | } | |
| 91 | ||
| 92 | @Override | |
| 93 | protected ThymeleafV2EngineConfigBuilder<ThymeleafV2SmsBuilder> getThymeleafEngineConfigBuilder() { | |
| 94 |
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return new ThymeleafV2EngineConfigBuilder<>(myself); |
| 95 | } | |
| 96 | ||
| 97 | @Override | |
| 98 | protected FirstSupportingResolverAdapter buildAdapters() { | |
| 99 |
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FirstSupportingResolverAdapter adapter = new FirstSupportingResolverAdapter(); |
| 100 | for (TemplateResolverAdapter custom : customAdapters) { | |
| 101 | adapter.addAdapter(custom); | |
| 102 | } | |
| 103 | ThymeleafV2TemplateOptionsApplier applier = new ThymeleafV2TemplateOptionsApplier(); | |
| 104 | adapter.addAdapter(new FixClassPathResolverAdapter(applier)); | |
| 105 | adapter.addAdapter(new FileResolverAdapter(applier)); | |
| 106 | adapter.addAdapter(new StringResolverAdapter(applier)); | |
| 107 | adapter.setOptions(buildTemplateResolverOptions()); | |
| 108 | return adapter; | |
| 109 | } | |
| 110 | } | |
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| Marital Status: | Date:8/4/18 |
| Occupation:ELECTRICIAN | Dr. PJFP |
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KEEPS FEELING WATER LOGGING UNDER THE EYE. AND WHEN DRINKING COLD WATER FEELS COLD AND MOUTH GOES TO LEFT.
LACHRYMATION<EATING WHILE , COLD WATER
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ONLY COLD AGG.
PAST H/O:
NS.
FAMILY H/O:
-FATHER 55 – DM.
- MOTHER 45- LUNGS PBM, BLOOT CLOT IN IN D LEG?
4 SIBLINGS HE IS LAST ONE.
PERSONAL H/O:
DIET: MIXED
APP: IRREGULAR. MANY TIMES FAINTED DUE TO HUNGER DUE TO WORK.
DESIRES:
AV
THIRST: 2 LT. FEELS THIRSTY.
SMOKING: A LOT 1-2 PACKS /DAY.
ALCOHOL: NO.
C/T: 4
SWEAT: ONLY AT WORK.
SLEEP: 11PM-7AM
DREAMS: DREAMS ABOUT BREAK UP.
LOVE FAILURE 3 YERS BACK HAD THE RELATIONSHIP FOR 5 YEARS.
PRICKING PAIN IN EYES NOW AND THEN.
LOVES CRICKET A LOT. SCOLDS AND SHOUTS A LOT. DRIVES IN THE NIGHT. BEATS IN THE
MOVIES LIKES
CAR SPEED DRIVING BIKE LESS SPEED.
LIKES GAMES PLAYS SNOOKER IN MOBILE.
MORE CLOSE TO MOM. FAMILY GOOD RELATION.
RX:
TUBERCULINUM 1M – 1 DOSE .
KALI PHOS 6X 4-4-4-4
RUB 30 – 1-0-1 B/FOOD.
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CURARE 30 – DISC 4-0-4.
TAKE 750.


Welcome to the game of Hand-Cricket
TOSS
Choose:
Odd
or
Even
You :
0
Computer :
0
Your Choice :
-
Computers's Choice :
-
Choose one of the following:
1
2
3
4
5
6
You won the toss. Do you want to Bat or Bowl first?
Bat
Bowl


Page to interact with Project's Smart Contract
Connected to contract? No
Contract maintainers area
Inserts new record category
Thrid-Party Institutions
Inserts new Thrid-Party Issuer
Patient's area
Inserts new Patient
Allow 3rd-Party issuers to handle Patient's records
Disallow 3rd-Party issuers to handle Patient's records
Inserts new Patient Health Record
Inserts new Vaccine record
Binding external media to Patient Health Record
Erase Patient's Health Record
Data Marketplace
Data Marketplace - Patient's perspective
Put Patient Health Record to sale
Remove Patient Health Record of sale's list
Patient selling her data (confirming order)
Data Marketplace - Data Buyer's perspective
Ask permission for Patient to buy her Medical Record
Investors area
Inserts new developer
Developer/Investor withdraw her commissions
Developer/Investor approves a thrid-party to trade her commission
Trader transfer MyHealthData Commission Token (MHDDEV) to new buyer


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I am new to computer programming but I am determined to develop the skills I am learning at Flatiron to build a career in this field.


Toupée ("ToPay") is an experimental bill tracking application inspired by TodoMVC, a popular learning application used to demonstrate JavaScript MV* frameworks.
The project is a personal exploration of modern JavaScript best practices and design patterns. Specifically, it makes extensive use of RequireJS for modularisation and the Backbone.js MV* framework.


EuroPython 2015
Bilbao, 20-26 July
Where
Euskalduna Conference Centre and Concert Hall
Pintxos (Tapas)
Fun fact #2
Streets in Bilbao have names both in Spanish and in Basque.
Open Street Maps displays names in one language and Google Maps is using the other one.
We came back with a lot of...
...knowledge about interesting talks that we would like to share today
MySQL 5.6 comes with some interesting features like:
Managing replications
Failover setup
Orchestration of multiple machines
Improved replications
MySQL version 5.6 and up comes with MySQL fabric that can be used to easily orchestrate machines (especially if you are using virtual machines) and setup failover solutions.
Also another interesting thing is that since this version, the replication mechanism was changed: it no longer keeps track in a binary log, but each master/slave contains a list of transactions, so slaves can replicate not only the last operations, but they can catch up with past operations (they just look what transactions were not yet synchronized and synchronize them).
Using various tools and text expanders for:
Translating phrases
Checking you IP
Pretty formatting of code
Automatic image processing when you upload a file to a folder
etc.
Nice presentation about how to make your life easier with some automation tools and text expanders. Speaker talks about using Alfred for: translating phrases, checking you IP, checking weather or money conversion rates, pretty formatting of code, automatic image processing when you upload a file to a folder, etc.
He shows various tools for Mac but also gives alternatives for Linux and Windows.
Fun fact about Guido #1
His favorite text editor is ...
Don't use hardcoded directory separators
Use six library
If six doesn't work, use you own conversion.py file
Another nice talk from a guy working for Amazon AWS. He talks about how to write code that will work nicely on various machines (for example, don't use hard-coded directory separators - because they are different on Linux: "dir/file" and on Windows "dir\file") and on different Python versions - six is a good library that allows you to prepare to move from Python2 to Python3 (you can also write your own conversion.py file that contains some conditional imports that you can later use in your project).
Tools and techniques for measuring the quality of the code :
Cyclomatic complexity
Halstead metrics
Maintainability index
radon
pylint
Good practices for code reviews
Speakers talks about various metrics that can help to measure the "quality" of the code and gives examples of the tools that could help you with getting those metrics (you don't want to calculate them each time by hand).
The second part of his talk is about code review - why it is important and what are the best practices for code review.
Fun fact about Guido #2
His favorite exception is ...
KeyboardInterrupt
Pattern based review tool for identifing issues and bugs :
Diferent way how to understand code using graph techniques.
https://ep2015.europython.eu/conference/talks/code-as-data-surprising-insights-we-get-when-stopping
Interactive visualization library for large datasets .
https://ep2015.europython.eu/conference/talks/big-data-beautiful-visualization-on-the-browser-with-bokeh
Library for building and running distributed, asynchronous workflows on different backends (Amazon SWF, Redis, Local).
def process_video(embed_subtitle, find_chapters, ...):
def workflow(video_URL, subtitle_URL):
new_URL = embed_subtitle(video_URL, subtitle_URL)
webm_URL = encode_video(new_URL, 'webm')
mpeg4_URL = encode_video(new_URL, 'mpeg4')
ad_tags = target_ads(subtitle_URL)
chapters = find_chapters(video_URL)
thumbnails = [extract_thumbnail(video_URL, c)
for c in chapters]
return video_URL, webm_URL, mpeg4_URL, thumbnails, ad_tags
return workflow
https://ep2015.europython.eu/conference/talks/big-data-beautiful-visualization-on-the-browser-with-bokeh
Save your time and avoid packaging-induced-pain .
How many of you knows what MANIFEST.in is? Have you ever released
package without needed file?
Check your manifest and include it in your CI tools.
Another tips are useful if you are creating package for various
python versions or operating systems.
Do not parse Python version yourself! Save yourself some troubles
and use selectors to specify dependencies.

The usual developer problem when a testuite gets big. Should I run
the whole testsuite when I change only a small fraction of code?
People tend to re-run only failing tests but can one be sure that
passed tests are not failing again?
Testmon monitors code changes and executes only affected tests.
code line -> list of tests
pytest-watch
Fun fact about Python
It is time to write code for Python 2.7 3.5.
matrix multipliers (@)
type hints
PEP492 - async


Aurelia Bootstrap is a collection of Custom Elements and Custom Attributes that facilitate working with Bootstrap in a native Aurelia way.
It has no dependency on jQuery, all the Javascript code has been written for Aurelia. Our only dependencies are Velocity for animations and Tether for positioning.
You can install the plugin directly from its Github repository with jspm:
jspm install aurelia-bootstrap -y
Once the plugin is installed you need to indicate Aurelia to use it. To do this find your main.js
file
and add the plugin:
export function configure(aurelia) {
aurelia.use
.standardConfiguration()
.developmentLogging()
.plugin('aurelia-bootstrap');
aurelia.start().then(() => aurelia.setRoot());
}
For Aurelia CLI there are a couple of things that need to be done. We need to install:
npm install aurelia-bootstrap -s
npm install velocity-animate -s
npm install tether -s
Once the packages are installed we need to indicate Aurelia CLI how to load the plugins. Add the following in your
aurelia-project/aurelia.json
project file:
"velocity-animate",
"tether",
{
"name": "aurelia-bootstrap",
"path": "../node_modules/aurelia-bootstrap/dist/amd",
"main": "index",
"resources": [
"**/*.html"
]
}
Finally you need to indicate Aurelia to use the plugin. To do this find your main.js
file
and add the plugin:
export function configure(aurelia) {
aurelia.use
.standardConfiguration()
.developmentLogging()
.plugin('aurelia-bootstrap')
.feature('resources');
aurelia.start().then(() => aurelia.setRoot());
}
You also need to include the Bootstrap css file. We decided to do not include that css with our plugin, so you can choose where you want to get it from, or you may even want to compile your own version.
The simplest way to get it is through your Package Management, that could be JSPM or NPM. But you can even manually download the bootstrap.css file.
Once you have installed the Bootstrap css with your preferred method you only need to include the bootstrap.css file,
there is no need to include the fonts (which have been dropped on v4), or the javascript files. This is as simple as
adding the following to your app.html
:
<require from="bootstrap/css/bootstrap.css"></require>
Right now Bootstrap is in the middle of updating to v4, we have planned support for Bootstrap 4, and in fact it is
already in the codebase. We plan to support both Bootstrap version for the foreseeable future, but for now Bootstrap 3
is the default version. If you wish to switch to Bootstrap 4 you need the following in your
main.js
:
export function configure(aurelia) {
aurelia.use
.standardConfiguration()
.developmentLogging()
.plugin('aurelia-bootstrap', config => config.options.version = 4);
aurelia.start().then(() => aurelia.setRoot());
}


Puppet Class: r_profile::vsphere
- Defined in:
- manifests/vsphere.pp
Overview
Glue profile to configure the puppetlabs vsphere module and then create any
VMs listed in heira. If none are listed, attempt to create an vms from a
list of zero targets (the empty has on the vsphere_vms
hash -
do nothing)
params [vcenter_host] hostname or IP address of vcenter server
[vcenter_user] user to login to vcenter as
[vcenter_password] Password to login to vcenter with
[vcenter_port] Port for vcenter API [vsphere_defaults]
Hash of default options for vsphere_vm
resources. Defaults to
empty hash (no default options) if nothing found in hiera
[vsphere_vms] Has of VM images to create defaults to empty hash
(no VMs if nothing found in hiera)
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# File 'manifests/vsphere.pp', line 20
class r_profile::vsphere(
$vcenter_host = hiera("r_profile::vsphere::vcenter_host"),
$vcenter_user = hiera("r_profile::vsphere::vcenter_user"),
$vcenter_password = hiera("r_profile::vsphere::vcenter_password"),
$vcenter_port = hiera("r_profile::vsphere::vcenter_port"),
$vsphere_defaults = hiera("r_profile::vsphere::vsphere_defaults", {}),
$vsphere_vms = hiera("r_profile::vsphere::vsphere_vms", {}),
) {
validate_hash($vsphere_defaults)
validate_hash($vsphere_vms)
# setup packages and vsphere.conf file
class { "vsphere_support":
vcenter_host => $vcenter_host,
vcenter_user => $vcenter_user,
vcenter_password => $vcenter_password,
vcenter_port => $vcenter_port,
}
create_resources("vsphere_vm", $vsphere_vms, $vsphere_defaults)
}
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