manage an instance of the csp problem
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#include <Instance.hpp>
manage an instance of the csp problem
| char Instance::getIndexChar |
( |
int |
ind | ) |
|
get the character represented by the index index
- Parameters
-
| ind | the index that represents the character in the problem |
- Returns
- the character
| std::vector<int>& Instance::getString |
( |
int |
ind | ) |
|
access a string
- Parameters
-
| ind | the index of the string |
- Returns
- a reference toward a string
| double Instance::greedyScore |
( |
int |
pos, |
|
|
int |
ch |
|
) |
| |
returns the greedy score of a character for a given position
- Parameters
-
| pos | the position in the strings |
| ch | the character |
| bool Instance::load |
( |
std::string |
fileName | ) |
|
load a instance of the CSP problem
- Parameters
-
| fileName | the name of the file |
- Returns
- true iff the instance has been opened without troubles
number of characters of the alphabet
- Returns
- the number of character
| int Instance::nString |
( |
| ) |
|
number of strings of the problem
- Returns
- number of strings of the problem
| int Instance::stringLength |
( |
| ) |
|
return the length of the strings
- Returns
- the length of the strings
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Home from the Chechen War, where he was a h.q. clerk, Danila (Sergei Bodrov) is now aimless and unemployed. His mother tells him to leave this small village and go to St. Petersburg, formerly Leningrad and see his older brother Viktor (Soukhoroukov); he is the only hope for you. He will help you get work.
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Danila is fiercely proud to be Russian, anti-intellectual, and a newly converted fan of the Russian rock group Nautilus, who have a hit cd Wings he has a hard time finding in any store. It was easier for him to be pulling off his first job against the Chechen mobster than buying a Nautilus cd. On that assignment, he ends up killing one of the Chechen's henchman; and in his escape, he is slightly wounded, as he hops onto a tram and gets help from the driver, Svetlana (Svetlana).  In his forceful and blunt way, hiding his violent tendencies with the warmest smile in St. Petersburg, he professes to have a real romantic interest in her, sincerely sympathizing with her that men are often beating her up. She seems to so passively accept her beatings as part of her life, which I guess is symbolic of how Russia treats its women.
Everything that we learn about the new Russian attitudes comes from seeing it through Danila's naive eyes. He is someone searching for a morality that seems to have evaporated from the old Russian cities. When he befriends a German peddler, by protecting him from mobsters who are trying to shake him down, he does so because he feels it is the right thing to do. He expresses gratitude that the peddler is not a Jew but a German, because he doesn't like Jews but he doesn't have anything against Germans. The German turns out to be a man who doesn't know anymore what is happening to society, but he likes to live by this saying, "What is good for the Russian, is death for the German." At a later point in the story, he tells the country boy, "that the cities are dark forces, the strong come here, but they get weak. The city takes over their strength." This scene for one thing tells how xenophobic the Russians have always been and still are.
Danila's entry into the drug and rock scene, comes about when he is attracted to a young druggie hipster, the pert blond, Kat (Joukova), who gets him to spend money on drugs so that they can party together. Meanwhile he continues working for his weak-kneed brother, by helping him knock off a few of the Chechen mobsters. The brother is startled at how good Danila is with a gun, something he probably learned during the war, even though Danila is evasive about what he did during his army tenure.
Danila doesn't complain that he is doing all the dirty work, he now has plenty of money for the girls; and, enough money to buy himself clothes, and to get the cd's he loves listening to and talking about. His mindlessness and quiet charm, and the heroic qualities he often displays, are both chilling and pitiful to observe. All his accomplishments seem to come through the force of a gun.
If anything, this slickly done gangster thriller, should be taken as a political warning by the West that Russia is a wounded animal and still dangerous, and a wounded animal is frightened and will often do anything to lash out at those it perceives as hurting it. There were many diverting scenes that make that point crystal clear. In a drugged and alcoholic stupor, at a party with Kat, he lashes out verbally at a musician he thinks is American. When told that he is French, he replies, "same insults go for him."
In another scene that shows his hatred for things that are American, he is in MacDonalds and refuses to eat the American food; but Kat, who is heavily into the Western scene, is seen gleefully gulping down a hot apple pie.
What should make Danila's character frightening to the West, is that his prejudices and violent acts are readily accepted by the movie-going Russian public as the proper way to act.
When Viktor betrays Danila to the Chechan mobsters, who invade Viktor's apartment to set a trap for the brother, he outfoxes them and succeeds in killing off his brother's enemies, sparing the life of his cowardly brother. He then reverses the mocking remarks his mother told him when he first came home from the army: as he now mockingly tells the sniveling Viktor to hitch-hike back to mamma and take care of her with the money he just gave him; she is an old lady and needs you. It seems there is a special place in his heart for the Russian, even if he is a betrayer, after all, he is a Russian (brother).
Danila backtracks to his girlfriends. But they don't love him or even want to know him. So he leaves one a musical tape and the other a little money he collected from his criminal efforts and he grabs a ride from a truck driver who is heading to Moscow. That should be another stop where his resume as a gangster will come in handy for the future.
He is just as dangerous and aimless and charming as when he left the army.
Sergei Bodrov is devastating as the symbol of the "old" Russian coming back as the "new" Russian. His performance gives the film a reverberating force, depicting the chaos currently going on in a deteriorating country, and how difficult it would be to reach someone like him, when he can be so deceptive by just smiling and so distant by tuning out what he doesn't want to hear. It is in his soul that rests the centuries of Russia's life of misery and war, whose struggle is never over but always seems to be just beginning. He has infused the film with a raw power, that touches the nerves of the things that Westerners understand the least about the Russians. All this makes for a fascinating film, one that is popular in Russia, and is quite different from the usual Russian films exported to America. It is one of the most insightful films I have seen about modern Russia and how organized crime has taken a foothold in the country. It is a film that has its finger on the problems the severe economic decay in Russia and the rise of criminals to fill the void of a lost morality, has caused. Russia is now a country where even a brother might be taken for a stranger, except for our gangster hero, who is trying to make some sense of what he sees going on since the collapse of Communism, whose simple forceful ways to back up the wrongs he sees seem very attractive to a desperate and cynical people who yearn for a hero to save them from all the corruption. This film has the look and tone of those old American B movies, but with a little more depth in its political aims and much more pessimism for its country'sfuture.
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Basic Options
Button pane
It's probably the most interesting option, it allows you to choose the buttons that appears in the
button pane. This option is an array containing string values representing the buttons or vertical
separators (using the pipe character). To create your own custom button pane, define an array and pass
it to the btns
option.
$('.simple-editor').trumbowyg({
btns: [['bold', 'italic'], ['link']]
});
By default, btns
option value is:
$('.simple-editor').trumbowyg({
btns: [
['viewHTML'],
['undo', 'redo'], // Only supported in Blink browsers
['formatting'],
['strong', 'em', 'del'],
['superscript', 'subscript'],
['link'],
['insertImage'],
['justifyLeft', 'justifyCenter', 'justifyRight', 'justifyFull'],
['unorderedList', 'orderedList'],
['horizontalRule'],
['removeformat'],
['fullscreen']
]
});
Hide button texts
Added in 2.5.0
You can hide button texts showed when you put svgPath to false.
// Globally
$.trumbowyg.hideButtonTexts = true
// Or locally
$('.trumbowyg').trumbowyg({
hideButtonTexts: true
});
If you disable SVG icons and button texts, you should design them by yourself.
Semantic
Generates a better, more semantic oriented HTML (i.e.
instead of

,
intsead of
, etc.). It's just a
boolean:
$('.trumbowyg').trumbowyg({
semantic: false
});
This option deactivates the underline button by default because they do not convey any real semantic. If you want to reactivate them, you have to do it explicitly, see Button pane
This option is set to true
by default
Reset CSS
If you don't want the page style to impact on the look of the text in the editor, you will need to apply
a reset-css on the editor. You can activate this with the resetCss
option:
$('.trumbowyg').trumbowyg({
resetCss: true
});
This option is set to false
by default. The reset only applies to the editor, not to the
generated HTML code.
Remove format pasted
If you don't want styles pasted from clipboard (from Word or other webpage for example), pass the removeformatPasted
option to true
$('.trumbowyg').trumbowyg({
removeformatPasted: true
});
In order to use this option, you need to define a font size in your CSS or use a reset like normalize.
Remove format pasted is not active by default (set to false
).
Auto grow
The text editing zone can extend itself when writing a long text. To activate this feature, use the autogrow option:
$('.trumbowyg').trumbowyg({
autogrow: true
});
Autogrow is not active by default (set to false
).
Auto grow on enter
Added in 2.7.0
The text editing zone can extend itself when editor get focus and reduce on blur. To activate this feature, use the following option:
$('.trumbowyg').trumbowyg({
autogrowOnEnter: true
});
Autogrow on enter is not active by default (set to false
).
Image width modal edit
Added in 2.9.0
Add a field in image insert/edit modal which allow users to set the image width. To activate this feature, use the following option:
$('.trumbowyg').trumbowyg({
imageWidthModalEdit: true
});
Image width modal edit is not active by default (set to false
).
Advanced Options
Add a localization
The structure of a language file is simple, it is a JavaScript Object which associate a translation to any key. For example:
jQuery.trumbowyg.langs.fr = {
_dir: "ltr", // Changes the editor dir
bold: "Gras",
close: "Fermer"
};
Some localizations are added each day, you can find them in the langs folder on GitHub
You can submit a new localization file by creating a new pull request on the Github repository.
English is the default localization, you don't need to include any file to get Trumbowyg in English.
Custom buttons
If Trumbowyg does not fit your needs, maybe you can create your very own custom button to solve this. The following code (which does not works as is) show you all available button parameters.
$('.trumbowyg').trumbowyg({
btnsDef: {
buttonName: {
fn: 'functionName',
tag: 'tagName',
title: 'Button tooltip',
text: 'Displayed button name',
isSupported: function () { return true; },
key: 'K',
param: '' ,
forceCSS: false,
class: '',
hasIcon: true
}
}
});
The key (here buttonName
) is the button name used in btns
and in dropdown
.
It is used as many default in options below.
Parameters
fn
string
|function
-
The name of a Trumbowyg internal method OR a callable function OR browser native execCommand name.
In any case, the function is called when the user click on the button or use the associated shortcut.
Default: button name tag
string
-
The HTML tag name which highlight the button if cursor is in a tag which this tag name.
Default: button name title
string
-
The text displayed in a tooltip on mouse over a button.
Default:text
parameter OR translated button name OR raw button name text
string
-
The text of the button used when svgPath is set to false.
This text can be hidden via
hideButtonTexts
option.
Default:title
parameter OR translated button name OR raw button name isSupported
function
-
A function which returns a Boolean to know if the custom button is supported (browser compatibility
check, context check, ...)
Default:null
(no check) key
string
-
Shortcut key which triggers the button function (
fn
)
Default:null
(no shortcut defined) param
string
-
In case of using browser native execCommand, give this as parameter.
Default: button name forceCSS
string
-
In case of using browser native execCommand, force usage of inline CSS insteed of a tag.
Default:false
class
string
-
A string which is added to the button class attribute.
Default: Trumbowyg adds aprefix + '-' + buttonName
class hasIcon
boolean
-
Allow us to force the display of the text for a specific button.
Default:true
Working example:
$('.trumbowyg').trumbowyg({
btnsDef: {
alert: {
fn: function() {
alert('some text')
},
ico: 'blockquote'
}
},
btns: [
['alert']
]
});
Custom dropdowns
You can also create your own dropdown, like buttons. The following code (which does not works as is) show use all options which can be used to make our own customized dropdown.
$('.trumbowyg').trumbowyg({
btnsDef: {
dropdownButtonName: {
dropdown: ['btnA', 'btnB'],
title: 'Displayed dropdown button name',
ico: 'iconName',
hasIcon: true
}
}
});
Parameters
dropdown
array<string>
-
A list of button names to list in the dropdown.
Default:[]
title
string
-
The text displayed in a tooltip on mouse over the dropdown button.
Default: translated dropdown button name OR raw dropdown button name ico
string
-
The icon name for the dropdown. You can reuse some existing icons from Trumbowyg.
Default: icon with button name in snake case hasIcon
boolean
-
Allow us to force the display of the text for a specific button.
Default:true
Working example which groups all justify buttons in one dropdown:
$('.trumbowyg').trumbowyg({
btnsDef: {
align: {
dropdown: ['justifyLeft', 'justifyCenter', 'justifyRight', 'justifyFull'],
ico: 'justifyLeft'
}
},
btns: [
['align']
]
});
API
Modal box
When you want create your custom extension for Trumbowyg, you can open and close a modal box with custom inner HTML code, listen events and more.
Open and close
For that use the .trumbowyg()
method and give parameters 'openModal'
or 'closeModal'
like that:
// Open a modal box
var $modal = $('#editor').trumbowyg('openModal', {
title: 'A title for modal box',
content: '
Content in HTML which you want include in created modal box
'
});
// Close current modal box
$('#editor').trumbowyg('closeModal');
An openModal
call returns a jQuery object which contains the modal box. You need this
object if you want to use listen events (see below).
Only one modal box can open at any given moment. So, openModal
return false if a modal is
curently opened.
Events on modal box
Modal boxes in Trumbowy come with two buttons: "Confirm" and "Cancel". An event is associated to each one:
tbwsubmit
: trigged when form is submittbwreset
: trigged when user cancel operation
// Open a modal box
var $modal = $('#editor').trumbowyg('openModal', {
title: 'A title for modal box',
content: '
Content in HTML which you want include in created modal box
'
});
// Listen clicks on modal box buttons
$modal.on('tbwconfirm', function(e){
// Save datas
$("#editor").trumbowyg('closeModal');
});
$modal.on('tbwcancel', function(e){
$('#editor').trumbowyg('closeModal');
});
Only build inputs in modal
If you want only add inputs in the modal box, this function is more simple. Indeed, you do not manage confirm and close buttons, and get all input value on confirm.
var img = $('img#an-img');
$("#editor").trumbowyg('openModalInsert', {
title: 'A title for modal box',
fields: {
url: {
value: img.attr('src')
},
alt: {
label: 'Alt',
name: 'alt',
value: img.attr('alt')
},
example: {
// Missing label is replaced by the key of this object (here 'example')
// Missing name is the key
// When value is missing, value = ''
}
},
callback: function(values){
img.attr('src', values['url']);
img.attr('alt', values['alt']);
return true; // Return true if you have finished with this modal box
// If you do not return anything, you must manage the closing of the modal box yourself
}
});
// You can also listen for modal confirm/cancel events to do some custom things
// Note: the openModalInsert callback is called on tbwconfirm
$modal.on('tbwconfirm', function(e){
// Do what you want
});
$modal.on('tbwcancel', function(e){
trumbowyg.closeModal();
});
Range
Managing correctly text range, is not so trivial. Trumbowyg has a system to save and restore selection range which does not involves typical getter/setter.
Save and get current range
// Save current range
$('#editor').trumbowyg('saveRange');
// Restore last saved range
$('#editor').trumbowyg('restoreRange');
Get selection range
// range contains a JavaScript range
var range = $('#editor').trumbowyg('getRange');
Get last saved range text
var text = $('#editor').trumbowyg('getRangeText');
Manage content
You can set and get current HTML content of the editor with a getter/setter:
// Get HTML content
$('#editor').trumbowyg('html');
// Set HTML content
$('#editor').trumbowyg('html', "
Your content here
");
Empty
You can empty the content of the editor.
$('#editor').trumbowyg('empty');
Enable/disable edition
Added in 2.1.0
As you can disable editor by using disabled option, you can also switch between enabled and disabled states by using API.
$('#editor').trumbowyg('disable');
$('#editor').trumbowyg('enable');
Toggle between HTML & WYSIWYG modes
Added in 2.9.0
You can switch between HTML view and WYSIWYG view via toggle method.
$('#editor').trumbowyg('toggle');
Destroy editor
When you wish, you can restore the previous state of the element was used to create the editor.
$('#editor').trumbowyg('destroy');
Events
Some events are fired on the jQuery element which is used to build the editor.
- Focus on editor:
tbwfocus
- Blur on editor:
tbwblur
- Editor is initialized:
tbwinit
2.0.0 - Change in editor:
tbwchange
2.0.0 - Resize the editor on autogrow:
tbwresize
2.0.0 - Paste something in the editor:
tbwpaste
2.0.0 - Switch to fullscreen mode:
tbwopenfullscreen
2.0.0 - Leave editor's fullscreen mode:
tbwclosefullscreen
2.0.0 - Close the editor:
tbwclose
2.0.0
$('#editor')
.trumbowyg() // Build Trumbowyg on the #editor element
.on('tbwfocus', function(){ console.log('Focus!'); }); // Listen for `tbwfocus` event
.on('tbwblur', function(){ console.log('Blur!'); }); // Listen for `tbwblur` event


INDEPENDENCE DAY
A film review by Michael Dequina
Copyright 1996 Michael Dequina
(PG-13) ** 1/2 (out of ****)
Everyone knows the story--"July 2... they arrive. July 3... they attack. July 4 is... Independence Day--the day we fight back." The question remains, does the hype monster ID4 live up to its massive buildup? In a word, no. Despite some awesome effects, the just OK Independence Day is done in by too many uninteresting subplots and not nearly enough action.
The major players in this '90s-era disaster tale of alien invasion (told in three labeled sections: "July 2," "July 3," and "July 4") are: Air Force fighter pilot Steven Hiller (Will Smith, cool as ever); his stripper girlfriend Jasmine (Vivica Fox); scientist David Levinson (Jeff Goldblum, doing another variation of his roles in Jurassic Park and Powder); his father (Judd Hirsch in an embarrassing Jewish stereotype); alcoholic cropduster pilot Russell Case (an excrutiatingly hammy Randy Quaid); United States President Thomas Whitmore (Bill Pullman, back in boring mode); his wife (Mary McDonnell); and the White House communications director (Margaret Colin). As in the tradition of '70s disaster flicks, these and other characters lead their own dissimilar lives until a larger-than-life disaster (in this case, a hostile worldwide alien invasion) unites them.
 I like a good soap as much as the next person, but ID4's "human element" is not a good soap--uninvolving and devoid of any interest, not to mention credibility straining and, at times, unnecessary: was it really necessary to have Goldblum and Colin's characters be ex-spouses? If Devlin and Emmerich were smart, they would have just let Goldblum be just a scientist and Colin just a presidential adviser, in the process shaving off 15 minutes of interminable screen time devoted to their relationship problems. The same can be said of Quaid's drunk pilot and completely colorless trailer park family, all of whom appear to have wandered in from another film. Their "bittersweet" storyline, along with the "tearjerking" one of the President and the First Lady, are supposed to add some human "emotion" to the proceedings, but the melodramatic moments feel forced and are not the slightest bit involving.
Devlin said recently at a Los Angeles comic book/science fiction convention that special effects don't matter if you don't care about the characters. However, the spectacular visual effects and production design mattered much more to me than the cardboard space fillers passed off as characters. ID4 only comes to life during the elaborate effects sequences, which _do_ deliver. The explosive annhilation of New York and Los Angeles truly must be seen on the big screen to be believed (I shudder to think how all the spectacular effects would look on the small screen, panned-and-scanned, no less), as do the gigantic, cavernous interior of the mothership, and the two aerial battle sequences, which brings me to another problem with the picture: lack of action. Those two battle scenes, one in the middle and one at the end, are pretty much all ID4 have to offer in terms of action. That would be acceptable if (1) the film weren't so aggressively hyped as a big action extravaganza and (2) there were something interesting going during the down time; alas, all we get are a few good lines from Smith, by far the breakout star of the film, and the excrutiating "human dimension." For the slam bang action connoisseur, ID4 is a bust.
The script also gives the aliens the short end of the stick. With the exception of one violent lab scene reminiscent of Alien, the audience and the earthlings never experience any up-close terror with the aliens; virtually all of their damage is done via their massive spacecrafts, and, as a result, they aren't nearly as terrifying and menacing as they should be. What is missing is more direct contact with the invaders. In the end, it is more a question of whether or not the humans can defeat the alien technology than defeat the aliens themselves.
My lukewarm reaction to the film appears to be in the minority, for ID4 has already grossed a truly astounding $95 million in its first 5 1/2 days, and general audience opinion has been ecstatic. But, as with all insanely popular films, some sort of backlash is bound to happen sooner or later. Here's hoping it's sooner, for the mega-hyped ID4, while not especially bad, is far from anything great.
-- Michael Dequina<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Visit Mr. Brown's Movie Site at http://members.tripod.com/~MrBrown/
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“Nagā nagaggesu susaṁvirūḷhā,
Udaggameghena navena sittā;
Vivekakāmassa araññasaññino,
Janeti bhiyyo usabhassa kalyatan”ti.
…
Usabho thero ….
vaggo ekādasamo.
Tassuddānaṁ
The trees on the mountain-tops have grown tall,
freshly sprinkled by towering clouds.
For Usabha, who loves seclusion, and who thinks only of wilderness,
goodness flourishes more and more.
Belaṭṭhāniko setuccho,
Bandhuro khitako isi;
Malitavambho suhemanto,
Dhammasavo dhammasavapitā;
Saṅgharakkhitatthero ca,
Usabho ca mahāmunīti.


Learning Plan
Long-term goals and career pathway
I am intending to work with my new coding skills to continue to pursue my beliefs and interest. My new skills will provide me with a more dynamic way of expressing my creativity. And of course, I would like to change the world. My ideal destination would include the rights of women, children and migrants as well as conservation.
Biggest Strengths and limitations at Bootcamp
My level of prior experience.
I still have a lot to learn as compared to my cohort colleagues from what I can see on Slack.
I don’t want to be left behind because I need more time to grasp the concepts.
Biggest non-Technical challenge at Bootcamp
Getting through it with strength and focus.
I am worried about whether I have it in me to keep up with the pace and achieve my learning goals.
Foundations has shown me that I might have been wrong to believe I personally could do my best within a five-week timeframe.
I expect bootcamp to be much harder therefore worsening my anxiety.
Non-technical human skills I would like to develope while at EDA
Better self-awareness and relationship building skills.
Expectaions from the Bootcamp team
Help, support, patience and understanding in every way. I am hoping for an environment that facilitates growth
Expectaions of myself on Bootcamp
I expect my-self to work very hard, do my absolute best, exceed my own expectation and get a good job where I can continue learning and improving my technical skills.
Long-Term Goals
- Expert Web Developer
- Problem-solver
- Innovator
- Good Human
Learning objectives
- Excellent developer technical skills
- Develop my problem-solving skills
- Self-awareness
- New Connections
Strengths
- Curiosity
- Empathy
- Relationship building
- Learning
- Intellection
- Structured
- Innovative
Balance
- Family first
- Self-care
- schedule
- Self-directed learner
- Self-reflection
- Respect
Learning Community
I am expecting a lot of challenges ahead. I’m not sure what to expect during bootcamp. But I do know I will not be alone. I am fully committed to successfully completing this course, making new friends and working with others to get there. Being an active participating member of the dev and wider community will be crucial to the learning process. Knowing myself- the only way I can do this is by being open and showing up. I will seek help and offer help. I will seek help when I need it, which is usually when I hit a wall. This will be from my fellow students, the dev teaching staff and uncle google. I expect the facilitators and teaching staff will provide constant constructive feedback, timely response to queries, respect and compassion.If you are not prepared to be wrong you cannot be innovative.


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Message Text
Application log: log number
Application log: Internal message serial number
Message Variable
Message Variable
Message Variable
Message Variable
Parameter Name
Lines in parameter
Field in parameter
Logical system from which message originates


Elon Reeve Musk is a South African-born American entrepreneur and businessman who founded X.com in 1999 (which later became PayPal), SpaceX in 2002 and Tesla Motors in 2003. Musk became a multimillionaire in his late 20s when he sold his start-up company, Zip2, to a division of Compaq Computers.
Musk made headlines in May 2012, when SpaceX launched a rocket that would send the first commercial vehicle to the International Space Station.
Musk’s father, Errol Musk, is a wealthy South African engineer.
Musk spent his early childhood with his brother Kimbal and sister Tosca in South Africa. His parents divorced when he was 10.
Musk was born on June 28, 1971, in Pretoria, South Africa. As a child, Musk was so lost in his daydreams about inventions that his parents and doctors ordered a test to check his hearing.
At about the time of his parents’ divorce, when he was 10, Musk developed an interest in computers. He taught himself how to program, and when he was 12 he sold his first software: a game he created called Blastar.
In grade school Musk was short, introverted and bookish. He was bullied until he was 15 and went through a growth spurt and learned how to defend himself with karate and wrestling.


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{% comment %}
The following logic is necessary to unfold the projects dict into an array.
Because the unfolding logic seems to triple the site build time, it is only
executed for production builds. This is all so the project links can be sorted
{% endcomment %}
{% assign projects = site.data.projects %}
{% if jekyll.environment == "production" %}
{% assign new_projects = "" | split: "." %}
{% for project_ in site.data.projects %}
{% assign new_projects = new_projects | push: project_[1] %}
{% endfor %}
{% assign projects = new_projects | sort: 'project_order' %}
{% endif %}
{% assign page_in_list = site.data.sidebar.toc[0].subfolderitems | where: "url", page.url | size %}
{% if page_url[1] == "projects" and page_in_list != 1 %}


This is a very simple example of LocusZoom usage, stripped of the advanced features used by other demos.


Hi ,my name is Vineetha Yenugula and I am a new member of Spring 2020 batch working on Masters in Applied Computer Science(MS-ACS).
I am from India,I have majored in my bachelors in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) in Hyderabad.I have interned at Defence Research and Development Organisation(DRDO) in my Bachelors on topic named Transient electroMagnetic field Using B-Dot and D-Dot sensors. I worked as a software engineer primarily to develop and maintain a testing tool framework for our client's Hadoop cluster.The tool is responsible for running several integration tests and is used for validating production build before release.My hobbies are playing Badminton and spending time in Gym.
My plans for the future is to get in to product based companies like Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google (FANG) work as a full stack developer in Web Development.
Interesting fact about me is, as I told you before, I'm from Electronics background and i have no idea about computer science but after getting experience in my job I really liked programming the way we analyse an issue to solve and I'm passionate to get in to product based companies but i lack formal exposure to core computer science areas and i'll excel those core subjects in my Master of Science(MS).
THis is the picture i took it from flight when travelling from India to US
The following are my courses
| Project Name | Time Taken |
|---|---|
| Transient Electromagnetic waves using B-Dot and D-Dot sensors | 6 months |
| Implementation of Video Security for smart devices | 3 months |


The Android 2.0 platform introduces many new and exciting features for users and developers. This document provides a glimpse at some of the new features and technologies in Android 2.0.
New User Features
Quick Contact for Android
Multiple Accounts
Messaging Search
Email Combined Inbox
Camera Modes
Contacts and accounts
- Multiple accounts can be added to a device for email and contact synchronization, including Exchange accounts. (Handset manufacturers can choose whether to include Exchange support in their devices.)
- Developers can create sync adapters that provide synchronization with additional data sources.
- Quick Contact for Android provides instant access to a contact's information and communication modes. For example, a user can tap a contact photo and select to call, SMS, or email the person. Other applications such as Email, Messaging, and Calendar can also reveal the Quick Contact widget when you touch a contact photo or status icon.
- Exchange support.
- Combined inbox to browse email from multiple accounts in one page.
Messaging
- Search functionality for all saved SMS and MMS messages.
- Auto delete the oldest messages in a conversation when a defined limit is reached.
Camera
- Built-in flash support
- Digital zoom
- Scene mode
- White balance
- Color effect
- Macro focus
Android virtual keyboard
- An improved keyboard layout to makes it easier to hit the correct characters and improve typing speed.
- The framework's multi-touch support ensures that key presses aren't missed while typing rapidly with two fingers.
- A smarter dictionary learns from word usage and automatically includes contact names as suggestions.
Browser
- Refreshed UI with actionable browser URL bar enables users to directly tap the address bar for instant searches and navigation.
- Bookmarks with web page thumbnails.
- Support for double-tap zoom.
- Support for HTML5:
- Database API support, for client-side databases using SQL.
- Application cache support, for offline applications.
- Geolocation API support, to provide location information about the device.
<video>
tag support in fullscreen mode.
Calendar
- Agenda view provides infinite scrolling.
- Events indicate the attending status for each invitee.
- Invite new guests to events.
New Platform Technologies
Media Framework
Revamped graphics architecture for improved performance that enables better hardware acceleration.
Bluetooth
- Bluetooth 2.1
- New BT profiles: Object Push Profile (OPP) and Phone Book Access Profile (PBAP)
New Framework APIs
Android 2.0 includes several new developer APIs. For an overview of new APIs, see the Android 2.0 version notes.
For a complete report of all API changes, see the API Differences Report.


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2 bowls |
smoked |
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I was looking for another form of smoking as I had to give up normal ciggies for the sake of my girlfriend and for my health, my girlfriend said for my to try catnip, so I went to a expo and they was selling catnip, so I bought the bag and I seen a bag of mugwort as well and I wanted to see what else herbs could do for me and in the sense of sleeping. So I brought a bag of that to.
So that night I got 2 big pinches of catnip and one pinch of mugwort put it into a bowl and cut it up, mixed it and put it into to a water pipe to be smoked. Within the hour I had smoked the entire bowl of catnip and mugwort. It was very different to what normal ciggies feels like when smoked.  She rolled around and did playful kitten things and went to sleep next to me.
15 minutes after the 1st bowl, I had the same mixture again and hoped on the computer talk for a while and I noticed that I was making more mistakes than normal and that my eyes were lagging. It like when you move a camera really fast and the pictures canít keep up with the camera.
The cat moved of the bed to meow at the door to be let out, so I got up and the feeling was like I had too much to drink. So I let her out and went back to my bed where I put my head to the pillow and I went to sleep and had the most strangest dream where I can control what was happening. The next morning I woke up to fine the I could still remember the dream.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Development of a mission control panel prototype for search and rescue drones in participation with the fire department Kamp-Lintfort and research project “Phenix” at Hochschule-Rhein-Waal (HSRW)
Many well-funded Fire Departments now employ search and rescue drones as first responders when dealing with an emergency situation, before sending in their human personnel. HSRW in partnership with the Kamp-Lintfort Fire Department came up with the Phenix Project which aims to create a fully functional search and rescue drone for assessing fire situations. The high point of this project is the development of the drone using cheap and easily purchased parts.
Our team is tasked with developing the communication system of the Phenix Drone.
Related WorkDrones used for firefighting operations and are equipped with add-ons, such as cameras to identify fire sources, hot spots, detect humans and animals, extinguishing agents etc.
The greatest advantage of these drones is that they can carry and guide a fire hose to heights that surpass the 30 meters ladder trucks and constantly tethered to a power supply, which ensures endless flight time. The Phenix drone is focused on fire detection and mission awareness capabilities.
The project is divided into two sub-sections: backend and frontend
Backend section consists of USB drone-pilot and Companion Computer. USB drone pilot receives information from the sensors on drone and this information is transmitted to MavProxy inside the Companion Computer. USB Master inside the MavProxy receives the information and broadcasts it to the Android application through its TCP port.
In the Frontend part of the app the data get fetched by a Worker-Thread and passed over to the associated views in the GUI. The user gets a notification if the values reach a critical point. For example, if the battery gets low the user can land the drone as soon as possible. This is to avoid problems with the drone. Each of these values can be toggled on or off in the Flight-Overlay
The main screen is a First-Person-View from a connected camera. This is made possible by a modified USB-Video-Class (UVC)-Library made in native C++. The camera gets automatically recognized and activated once plugged in.
Evaluation and discussionWe set out to develop the communication of the Phenix drone with the following functionalities in mind:
On project completion, all this was achieved including a sound alert system notifying the drone operator when certain sensor values have exceeded a preset operation range (flight time, altitude, temperature and battery level).
Outlook
Making the application platform independent.
3D mapping of victims and area under fire.
Drones save lives! Can be used as a First Aid help.
Enhancement of the quality of video streaming.
Project Management
Prof. Dr. Frank Zimmer
Project Supervisors
Hoi Ying Lam
Andreas Markwart
Thi-Yen-Thu Nguyen
Jenny Pluschkat
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Dominik Tenelsen (Leader) Media and Communication Computer Science<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
Amir Abdullah Md Faruk (Leader) Information Engineering and Computer Science<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
Ibrahim Khalil Digital Media<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
Yoana Kutsova Communication & Information Engineering<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
Etinosa-Peter Odia Communication & Information Engineering<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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3. Launching the app¶
3.1. First time or not¶
If this is your first time to launch the application, then know that you should first launch your browser example for me it’s chrome and once launched go to the urls area and type: localhost:8000
Once entered press the Enter key. That’s it.
You should register first before you can post a link to click on the register button.
Once the registration form is correctly filled in go to your console and select the generated registration confirmation link because remember you are on a server running locally.
Paste this link on the URL field and press Enter. Then click on the button to confirm your registration Now login with your username or e-mail address and then your password and click on the login button.
Now that you are connected, click on the three vertical buttons on your right you will have a modal window then finally indicate the name of your link and its address, finally click on the save button. Now you have just recorded your first video link. That’s all you have to do


Introduction to bucketlist API
Liste des seaux : (French word for bucketlist)
A Bucketlist API A Bucket List is a list of things that one has not done but wishes to accomplish before their demise. Liste des seauxis the french word for bucketlist. It enables CRUD functionality (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on the bucket list.
We have language bindings in Shell, Python and javascript (Angularjs)! You can view code examples in the dark area to the right, and you can switch the programming language of the examples with the tabs in the top right.
This API documentation page was created with Slate.
About project
Requirements
Problem Description According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, a Bucket List is a list of things that one has not done before but wants to do before dying. In this exercise you will be required to create an API for an online Bucket List service using Flask.
NB: The backend API for the application should be documented using API Documentation Tools such as Swagger, Apiary or Slate.
About Author
Scott is an Entry level developer currently working for Andela Kenya Limited as a Software developer. He’s passionate about learning to learn, Problem solving and he believes that greater things are yet to come.
Registering a User
To register, provide a username and password:
To register a user, the following are required.
A username which should have the following;
More than 6 characters
Should not have special characters in it
Should have no history of being used in the database
A password which should have the following;
More than 6 characters
@app.route('/bucketlist/api/v1/auth/register', methods=['POST'])
{
"username": "slatedemo", "password": "mybucketlist"
}
The above returns JSON structured response like this:
[
{
"Registration status": "slatedemo successfully registered!!"
}
]
Logging in a User
After a user is logged in, there is a generated token which is to be passed in the headers under authorisation.
Any other post, get, update or delete requests made require a user to have a token.
To login, provide a username and password which were used during registration:
@app.route('/bucketlist/api/v1/auth/login', methods=['POST'])
{
"username": "slatedemo", "password": "mybucketlist"
}
The above returns JSON structured response like this:
{
"Login status": "Login successful",
"Token": "eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjpbMSwyLDMsNCw1XSwiZXhwIjoxNDk4NDE0NTY1fQ.tad9j8GQ9yGODE_fcQB6tABgNZoiJZ-5Ld78O2yeBMA"
}
Make sure you have a token generated after login which is to be placed in the headers.
[
{
`Authorization: eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjpbMSwyLDMsNCw1XSwiZXhwIjoxN
Dk4NDE0NTY1fQ.tad9j8GQ9yGODE_fcQB6tABgNZoiJZ-5Ld78O2yeBMA`
}
]
Bucketlist endpoints functionality demo
Get All Buckets
This is a GET request which returns all buckets and the items therein.
If items have been created within the buckets, they are parsed along.
Make sure you have a token generated after login which is to be placed in the headers.
@app.route('/bucketlist/api/v1/bucketlist', methods=['GET'])
[
{
`Authorization: eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjpbMSwyLDMsNCw1XSwiZXhwIjoxN
Dk4NDE0NTY1fQ.tad9j8GQ9yGODE_fcQB6tABgNZoiJZ-5Ld78O2yeBMA`
}
]
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
[
{
"created_by": 3,
"date-created": "Wed, 21 Jun 2017 08:37:36 GMT",
"date_modified": "Wed, 21 Jun 2017 08:37:36 GMT",
"id": 2,
"name": "i am blessed"
},
{
"created_by": 3,
"date-created": "Wed, 21 Jun 2017 11:01:09 GMT",
"date_modified": "Wed, 21 Jun 2017 11:01:09 GMT",
"id": 3,
"name": "this is #tia"
},
{
"created_by": 4,
"date-created": "Thu, 22 Jun 2017 17:44:36 GMT",
"date_modified": "Thu, 22 Jun 2017 17:44:36 GMT",
"id": 4,
"name": "I'm the best that there is"
}
]
This endpoint retrieves all buckets.
Get a Specific bucket
This is a GET request which returns a specific bucket and the items therein.
This is done by specifying the bucket id
An error is returned in case the requested bucket id doesn’t exist
Make sure you have a token generated after login which is to be placed in the headers.
@app.route('/bucketlist/api/v1/bucketlist/1', methods=['GET'])
[
{
`Authorization: eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjpbMSwyLDMsNCw1XSwiZXhwIjoxN
Dk4NDE0NTY1fQ.tad9j8GQ9yGODE_fcQB6tABgNZoiJZ-5Ld78O2yeBMA`
}
]
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"date-created": "Tue, 27 Jun 2017 08:02:06 GMT",
"date_modified": "Tue, 27 Jun 2017 08:02:06 GMT",
"id": 1,
"items": [
{
"date-created": "Tue, 27 Jun 2017 08:02:06 GMT",
"date_modified": "Tue, 27 Jun 2017 08:02:06 GMT",
"id": 1,
"name": "cp sync"
},
{
"date-created": "Tue, 27 Jun 2017 08:02:06 GMT",
"date_modified": "Tue, 27 Jun 2017 08:02:06 GMT",
"id": 2,
"name": "sims sync"
},
{
"date-created": "Tue, 27 Jun 2017 08:08:45 GMT",
"date_modified": "Tue, 27 Jun 2017 08:08:45 GMT",
"id": 4,
"name": "retro for sims sync"
}
],
"name": "scott sync"
}
Add a bucket to the list
This is a POST which adds a new bucket to the list.
You parse in the bucket name and the next field are auto generated.
An error is returned in case the request is done not as expected.
Make sure you have a token generated after login which is to be placed in the headers.
@app.route('/bucketlist/api/v1/bucketlist', methods=['POST'])
[
{
`Authorization: eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjpbMSwyLDMsNCw1XSwiZXhwIjoxN
Dk4NDE0NTY1fQ.tad9j8GQ9yGODE_fcQB6tABgNZoiJZ-5Ld78O2yeBMA`
}
{
"name": "slatedemo bucketlist"
}
]
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"status": "Bucket added successfully"
}
Update a bucket
This is a PUT request which seeks to update an already existing entry.
This is done by specifying that the operation is a PUT
An error is returned in case the requested bucket id doesn’t exist
Make sure you have a token generated after login which is to be placed in the headers.
@app.route('/bucketlist/api/v1/bucketlist/5', methods=['PUT'])
[
{
`Authorization: eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjpbMSwyLDMsNCw1XSwiZXhwIjoxN
Dk4NDE0NTY1fQ.tad9j8GQ9yGODE_fcQB6tABgNZoiJZ-5Ld78O2yeBMA`
}
{
"name": "slatedemo bucketlist updated"
}
]
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"date-created": "Sun, 25 Jun 2017 07:56:09 GMT",
"date_modified": "Sun, 25 Jun 2017 07:56:09 GMT",
"id": 5,
"name": "slatedemo bucketlist updated"
}
Delete a bucket
This is a DELETE request which removes a bucket from the database.
This is done by specifying the bucket id along the route.
An error is returned in case the requested bucket id doesn’t exist
Make sure you have a token generated after login which is to be placed in the headers.
@app.route('/bucketlist/api/v1/bucketlist/5', methods=['DELETE'])
[
{
`Authorization: eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjpbMSwyLDMsNCw1XSwiZXhwIjoxN
Dk4NDE0NTY1fQ.tad9j8GQ9yGODE_fcQB6tABgNZoiJZ-5Ld78O2yeBMA`
}
]
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"Status": "Bucketlist deleted successfully."
}
Create a new item in a bucket
This is a POST which adds a new item to the specified bucket.
You parse in the bucket id to have the item belong.
An error is returned in case the bucket id doesn’t exist.
Make sure you have a token generated after login which is to be placed in the headers.
Make sure you have a token generated after login which is to be placed in the headers.
@app.route('/bucketlist/api/v1/bucketlist/2', methods=['POST'])
[
{
`Authorization: eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjpbMSwyLDMsNCw1XSwiZXhwIjoxN
Dk4NDE0NTY1fQ.tad9j8GQ9yGODE_fcQB6tABgNZoiJZ-5Ld78O2yeBMA`
}
{
"name": "scott is done"
}
]
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"Status": "Success, item has been created"
}
Update an item in a bucket
This is a PUT request which seeks to update an already existing item entry.
This is done by specifying that the operation is a PUT
An error is returned in case the specified bucket id doesn’t exist
Make sure you have a token generated after login which is to be placed in the headers.
@app.route('/bucketlist/api/v1/bucketlist/<int:bucket_id>/items/<int:item_id>', methods=['PUT'])
@app.route('/bucketlist/api/v1/bucketlist/1/items/1', methods=['PUT'])
[
{
`Authorization: eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjpbMSwyLDMsNCw1XSwiZXhwIjoxN
Dk4NDE0NTY1fQ.tad9j8GQ9yGODE_fcQB6tABgNZoiJZ-5Ld78O2yeBMA`
}
]
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"Status": "Bucketlist Item successfully edited."
}
Delete an item in a bucket
This is a DELETE request which removes an item from the buckets that are in database.
This is done by specifying the bucket id along the route where the item belongs.
An error is returned in case the requested bucket id doesn’t exist
Make sure you have a token generated after login which is to be placed in the headers.
@app.route('/bucketlist/api/v1/bucketlist/<int:bucket_id>/items/<int:item_id>', methods=['DELETE'])
@app.route('/bucketlist/api/v1/bucketlist/1/items/4', methods=['DELETE'])
[
{
`Authorization: eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjpbMSwyLDMsNCw1XSwiZXhwIjoxN
Dk4NDE0NTY1fQ.tad9j8GQ9yGODE_fcQB6tABgNZoiJZ-5Ld78O2yeBMA`
}
]
> The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"Status": "Item deleted successfully."
}
Errors
The Bucketlist API uses the following error codes:
| Error Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 400 | Bad Request – Your request truly sucks |
| 200 | Ok |
| 201 | Ok resulting in the creation of something e.g Registration |
| 401 | Unauthorized – Your API key is wrong |
| 403 | Forbidden – The bucket requested is hidden for administrators only |
| 404 | Not Found – The specified request could not be found |
| 405 | Method Not Allowed – You tried to access a bucket with an invalid method |
| 406 | Not Acceptable – You requested a format that isn’t json |
| 410 | No longer here – The bucket requested has been removed from our servers |
| 429 | Too Many Requests – You’re requesting too many buckets! Relax your requests |
| 500 | Internal Server Error – We had a problem with our server. Try again later. |
| 503 | Service Unavailable – We’re temporarily offline for maintenance. Please try again later. |


A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P R S T U V W
All Classes All Packages
All Classes All Packages
All Classes All Packages
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- managerId - Variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation.SimCRDTManager
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This is a reference to the node which owns this CRDT instance and is responsible for getting messages delivered to this instance.
- mapper - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.CRDTManager
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The Constant mapper
- mapper - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.operation.Operation
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The ObjectMapper used to create empty JsonNode object to start the chain of JsonDiff derived operations
- mapper - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.data.AbstractDataType
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The ObjectMapper used to translate between JSON and any of the classes derived from com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.data.AbstractDataType
- mapper - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation.Node
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Constant object mapper used to convert between JSON formatted objects and their equivalent POJO
- mapper - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.AssessmentSupport
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The ObjectMapper used to translate between JSON and any of the classes derived from com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.data.AbstractDataType
- mapper - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.TestCrdt.Generic
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The ObjectMapper used to translate between JSON and any of the classes derived from com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.data.AbstractDataType
- mapper - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.TestCrdt.Json
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The ObjectMapper used to translate between JSON and any of the classes derived from com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.data.AbstractDataType
- mapper - Variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.TestData.Encoding
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The ObjectMapper used to translate between JSON and any of the classes derived from com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.data.AbstractDataType
- mapper - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.unittest.TestOperator.Operator
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Constant object mapper used to convert between JSON formatted objects and their equivalent POJO
- MAX_WORD_LEN - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.support.Support
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Maximum word length
- Message<T extends AbstractDataType> - Class in com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation
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The Message class encapsulates a delivery mechanism for moving an operation generated at one node on a particular CRDT object to another Node so that it may be delivered to the corresponding CRDT at the destination node.
- Message(Message<T>) - Constructor for class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation.Message
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Instantiates a new message by copying a source Message instance
- Message(UUID, UUID, SimOperationManager<T>) - Constructor for class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation.Message
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Instantiates a new message given the specific values needed to build the Message class instance
- Message(UUID, UUID, SimOperationManager<T>, Long) - Constructor for class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation.Message
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Instantiates a new message.
- MessageRouter - Class in com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation
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The MessageRouter class is responsible for message delivery to the correct node in the distributed environment.
- MessageRouter() - Constructor for class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation.MessageRouter
- messages - Variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation.MessageRouter
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A priority queue ordered byt message time stamp
- mgr - Variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation.Message
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The operation manager to deliver to the destination node
- mimic() - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation.SimOperationManager
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Generate and return a near copy of this class instance including the operation identifier, In this case a new operation identifier is set
- mimic(OperationManager.StatusType) - Method in class com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation.SimOperationManager
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Generate and return a near copy of this class instance including the operation identifier, In this case a new operation identifier is set, and a new status is given through the argument list
- MIN_WORD_LEN - Static variable in class com.cyberfront.crdt.support.Support
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Before Change
from Cython.Distutils import build_ext as _build_ext
list_pyx = ["cydtw", "cygak", "cysax", "cycc", "soft_dtw_fast"]
ext = [Extension("tslearn.%s" % s, ["tslearn/%s.pyx" % s], include_dirs=[numpy.get_include()]) for s in list_pyx]
setup(
name="tslearn",
description="A machine learning toolkit dedicated to time-series data",
After Change
from Cython.Build import cythonize
// dirty but working (from POT)
__version__ = re.search(
r"__version__\s*=\s*[\""]([^\""]*)[\""]", // It excludes inline comment too
open("tslearn/__init__.py").read()).group(1)
// The beautiful part is, I don"t even need to check exceptions here.


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My name is Brian Workman. I have been in the IT field since high school when I learned to write Turbo Pascal. I managed the secret LAN onboard the USS Abraham Lincoln for several years. I worked at Microsoft for the past 10 years as an Operations Engineer where I managed the deployments of websites and worked on server side issues. It's about time I try my hand at development and this is by far the coolest project (so far) that I have been a part of.
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Served in the Air Force for 8 years as an AC-130 Gunship mechanic. After living in The South for 30 years, I felt I needed to spread my wings and made the move to Seattle to attend Code Fellows to pursue a long-time interest of mine. I've always had fascination for war, history, and am an avid fan of war documentaries and movies, especially WW2. So this project was a combination of two of my favorite things. I just love war....jk.
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Darcy McCabe- left America for Taiwan after finishing school. She lived there for about 5 years, teaching English, learning Mandarin and managing an arts co-op. Afterward she worked at the Shanghai Art Museum before returning to the US. Unsure of her next career move after Art Administration, she worked various odd jobs before deciding to get serious about learning how to code. Some of these jobs have included: Call (center) girl, Standardized Test Scorer, and (my favorite) Laser Quest Adventure Zombie.
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Hi! My name is Juan Chaves. I am originally from the beautiful island of Puerto Rico but moved to Washington State while serving in the Army. I recently got out of active service, where I did some Operations, Training, Human Resources, and Satellite Communications/IT work. Now I'm very motivated training to code. This project has been a blast and I think as a team we executed this project fairly well.


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' ---A shape defines homogeneous particle surface or layers’ surfaces of a multilayered particle. All shapes are classes derrived from the :autoclass:`Shape`.
The following shapes are predefined:
| ShapeSphere(xv) | Shape class for spheres with radius R=xv |
| ShapeSpheroid(ab, xv[, prolate]) | Shape class for prolate/oblate spheroids .. |
| ShapeChebyshev(N, eps, xv) | Shape class for Chebyshev particle shapes |


In January 1896 an audience in a basement room of the Grand Café in Paris attended one of the first public demonstrations of the Lumière brothers’ all-in-one camera and projector: the cinématographe. One of the films shown was The Arrival of the Train at la Ciotat Station. All that happens in the approximately 50-second film is that a steam engine and several passenger cars pull into the station and glide to a stop. As the train comes closer, some in the audience panic. Imagining that the train is going to burst out of the screen into the room, they leave their seats and rush for the door.
It is a great story but almost certainly apocryphal. The sophisticated Parisian audience were astonished, not fooled, and what astonished them was that moving images could seem so real (Gunning [1989] 2009; 1986). They were astonished not by reality, but by a reality medium. Film became one of the most important reality media of the twentieth century, and in some ways, it is a forerunner of Virtual Reality. Let’s reimagine that scene in VR.
Seated in your living room at home, you put on your VR headset and are transported back to that hall in the Grand Café. You can look all around you at the other spectators. You can turn all the way around and see the back of the hall. All of these are rendered in realistic 3D graphics. The Arrival of the Train at La Ciotat Station begins to play on the screen. When the train approaches, the shiny engine bursts through the screen into the hall and comes to a stop among scattered chairs. The 3D spectators jump up and have managed to get out of the way.
Reality media redefine reality also in two ways. Reality media do not get us closer to some absolute definition of the real world; instead, they work by comparison. When the screening of La Ciotat announced film as a new reality medium in 1896, the audience was comparing what they saw on the screen to other media that they knew, particularly photography. The film was photography in motion, and so it looked more like a moving train than any medium they had seen before. From that moment on, their reality was redefined because a new reality medium now existed that gave them a new perspective on the real. We call this the La Ciotat effect, and it is the effect that each reality medium has. Each offers us a new representation of the world that we implicitly compare to our experience of the world in itself and through other media.


The folder should be hidden
However, in reality it will show if you reference it directly (/.shouldbehidden). It will not show if you just use the folder name (/.shouldbehidden/index.html).
/.shouldbehidden
/.shouldbehidden/index.html


The following process prescribed by God and often demonstrated
throughout scripture, especially by David in the Psalms, will help us move
from a distressed mindset into a calm relational mindset. We will have
been transformed by the renewing of our mind.
What could we be GRATEFUL
to God for in the midst of this situation?
Deliberate appreciation is when we offer a sacriﬁce of thanksgiving.
There is a progression by which we come into God's presence and into
His throne of grace. We come boldly because of the blood of Jesus that
has made us holy and blameless.
And yet we follow the protocol of heaven. We ﬁrst enter into God's
gates with thanksgiving (see Psalm 100).
What name of the Lord that we can
REJOICE in?
That you know God and he has not forsaken you?
That when you order your thoughts and words around Him he promises
you salvation?
We enter into God's courts with praise.
What name of the Lord could you rejoice in right now?
What scripture promises can we Engraft
and hold on to at this time?
When we receive His word humbly is saves our souls.
What should we cry out to God and ASK
Him for in this situation?
Ask in prayer so that you may receive.
When you cry out the Lord hears you and delivers you.
Ask what God what you should do.
How can we TRIUMPH
over evil with good?
Do not be overcome by evil but overcome evil with good.

For advanced comforting training, encourage yourself in the Lord by learning
to calm your own soul.


If you see a man in a gown eating with a man in rags, the food belongs to the latter.
~ Fulani Proverb


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