autocomplete Widget
src/widgets/input/autocomplete.js:1
Autocomplete enables users to quickly find and select from a pre-populated list of values as they type, leveraging searching and filtering.
The widget is based on popular jQuery UI Autocomplete widget, but it brings some advanced built-in features:
- caching
- tokenizing
- using DOM as a source of suggestions
- auto-fill
- built-in button
Item Index
Properties
Methods
close
()
Closes the Autocomplete menu. Useful in combination with the search method, to close the open menu.
destroy
()
Removes the autocomplete functionality completely. This will return the element back to its pre-init state.
disable
()
Disables the autocomplete.
enable
()
Enables the autocomplete.
option
()
option( optionName )
Gets an object containing key/value pairs representing the current autocomplete options hash.
option()
Gets an object containing key/value pairs representing the current autocomplete options hash.
option( optionName, value )
Sets the value of the autocomplete option associated with the specified optionName.
option( options )
Sets one or more options for the autocomplete.
search
-
[value]
Triggers a search event and invokes the data source if the event is not canceled. Can be used by a selectbox-like button to open the suggestions when clicked. When invoked with no parameters, the current input's value is used.
Parameters:
-
[value]
String optionaloptional
widget
()
Returns a jQuery object containing the menu element. Although the menu items are constantly created and destroyed, the menu element itself is created during initialization and is constantly reused.
Properties
appendTo
Selector
Which element the menu should be appended to. When the value is null, the parents of the input field will be checked for a class of ui-front. If an element with the ui-front class is found, the menu will be appended to that element. Regardless of the value, if no element is found, the menu will be appended to the body.
Default: null
autoFill
Boolean
Auto filling mode previews a selected suggestion in the input as a user types.
Default: false
autoFocus
Boolean
Auto focusing mode selects first suggestion in a list once it appears, so user can just confirm it using enter key.
Default: false
cached
Boolean
Turns suggestions caching on.
In caching mode, autocomplete first tries to look suggestions for given term up in cache given by
cacheImplementation
option and if no suggestions are found, autocomplete uses classic source
to retrieve suggestions.
Default: false
cacheImplementation
Object
Allows to plug in implementation of cache, which in turn allows to use stores like Local Storage for remembering values.
cacheImplementation
is an class with two methods:
function get(searchTerm)
- returns all cached suggestions for given searchTerm prefixfunction set(searchTerm, suggestions)
- stores all provided suggestions into cache under given searchTerm prefix
Default: $.rich.autocomplete.ObjectCache
cachePrefixExtract
Function
Function that determines what prefix of search term will be used to query a cache:
function cachePrefixExtract(searchTerm)
- default implementation extracts first minLength
characters of a search term
Default: $.rich.autocomplete.cachePrefixExtract
delay
Integer
The delay in milliseconds between when a keystroke occurs and when a search is performed. A zero-delay makes sense for local data (more responsive), but can produce a lot of load for remote data, while being less responsive.
Default: 0
disabled
Boolean
Disables the autocomplete if set to true.
Default: false
filter
Function
Provide function which will be used to filter array of suggestions by given searchTerm:
function filter(array, searchTerm)
minLength
Number
The minimum number of characters a user must type before a search is performed. Zero is useful for local data with just a few items, but a higher value should be used when a single character search could match a few thousand items.
Default: 0
position
Object
Identifies the position of the suggestions menu in relation to the associated input element. The of option defaults to the input element, but you can specify another element to position against. You can refer to the jQuery UI Position utility for more details about the various options.
Default: `{ my: "left top", at: "left bottom", collision: "none" }`
showButton
Boolean
Allows to append a button to the input to allow opening suggestion box by mouse.
Default: false
source
Unknown
Defines the data to use, must be specified.
Multiple types supported:
Array: An array can be used for local data.There are two supported formats:
- An array of strings:
[ "Choice1", "Choice2" ]
An array of objects with
label
andvalue
properties:[ { label: "Choice1", value: "value1" }, ... ]
The label property is displayed in the suggestion menu. The value will be inserted into the input element when a user selects an item. If just one property is specified, it will be used for both, e.g., if you provide only value properties, the value will also be used as the label.
- An array of strings:
String: When a string is used, the Autocomplete plugin expects that string to point to a URL resource that will return JSON data. It can be on the same host or on a different one (must provide JSONP). The Autocomplete plugin does not filter the results, instead a query string is added with a term field, which the server-side script should use for filtering the results. For example, if the source option is set to "http://example.com" and the user types foo, a GET request would be made to http://example.com?term=foo. The data itself can be in the same format as the local data described above.
Function: The third variation, a callback, provides the most flexibility and can be used to connect any data source to Autocomplete. The callback gets two arguments:
- A request object, with a single term property, which refers to the value currently in the text input. For example, if the user enters "new yo" in a city field, the Autocomplete term will equal "new yo".
A response callback, which expects a single argument: the data to suggest to the user. This data should be filtered based on the provided term, and can be in any of the formats described above for simple local data. It's important when providing a custom source callback to handle errors during the request. You must always call the response callback even if you encounter an error. This ensures that the widget always has the correct state.
When filtering data locally, you can make use of the built-in $.ui.autocomplete.escapeRegex function. It'll take a single string argument and escape all regex characters, making the result safe to pass to new RegExp().
token
String
Allows to repeat auto-completion several times by using separator between words.
You can provide multiple tokens.
Default: null
Events
change
Triggered when the field is blurred, if the value has changed.
close
Triggered when the menu is hidden. Not every close event will be accompanied by a change event.
create
Triggered when the autocomplete is created.
focus
Triggered when focus is moved to an item (not selecting). The default action is to replace the text field's value with the value of the focused item, though only if the event was triggered by a keyboard interaction. Canceling this event prevents the value from being updated, but does not prevent the menu item from being focused.
open
Triggered when the suggestion menu is opened or updated.
response
Triggered after a search completes, before the menu is shown. Useful for local manipulation of suggestion data, where a custom source option callback is not required. This event is always triggered when a search completes, even if the menu will not be shown because there are no results or the Autocomplete is disabled.
search
Triggered before a search is performed, after minLength and delay are met. If canceled, then no request will be started and no items suggested.
select
Triggered when an item is selected from the menu. The default action is to replace the text field's value with the value of the selected item. Canceling this event prevents the value from being updated, but does not prevent the menu from closing.
update
Triggered when search is triggered but before raw suggestions are parsed/processed.
It gives chance to update source
of suggestions as reflection to current search term.
function update(request [, doneCallback])
request
is object which contains search term:{ term: 'searchTerm' }
- when
doneCallback
is provided, widget will wait untildoneCallback
is called. Usually it is called on the end of AJAX data update.


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Official First Look at the Tear-Away Nike SB Air Jordan 1 Low QS "Desert Ore/Royal Blue"
The canvas upper reveals layers of “UNC Blue” and more underneath.
by Eric BrainThe upcoming Nike SB Air Jordan 1 Low QS “Desert Ore/Royal Blue” spotted on the feet of Eric Koston earlier last month has been officially unveiled with a release date and price.
These AJ1 Lows adopt a tearaway upper inspired by the likes of Lance Mountain and trends seen in the recent PEACEMINUSONE x Nike Air Force 1 “Para-Noise” and the CLOT x AJ1 “Fearless.” The original color of the skateboarding-indebted sneaker is “Desert Ore/Royal Blue,” with the former encompassing the canvas upper and the latter working the outsole and lining.
On the other foot, the same “Desert Ore” hue is found on top, but lining and details show the hidden underneaths of a black and “Royal Blue” color scheme. As the shoe is worn more frequently, natural wear and tear will reveal a “UNC Blue” colorway on one foot, and the aforementioned darker hues on the other.
The Nike SB Air Jordan 1 Low QS “Desert Ore/Royal Blue” is set to release on December 6 at retailers such as Sneakersnstuff for $120 USD. Take a closer look above.
In case you missed it, here’s your best look yet at the Matthew M. Williams x Nike Joyride CC3 Setter.
Nike SB Air Jordan Low QS “Desert Ore/Royal Blue”
Release Date
December 06, 2019 - 12:00 am EST (TBC)
Price
120 GBP


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pydisque’s documentation!¶
Create a new Disque client by passing a list of nodes:
from pydisque.client import Client
client = Client(["<IP_ADDRESS>:7711", "<IP_ADDRESS>:7712", "<IP_ADDRESS>:7713"])
client.connect()
If it can’t connect to first node, it will try to connect to second, etc.., if it can’t connect to any node, it will raise a redis.exceptions.ConnectionError as you can imagine.
Now you can add jobs:
c.add_job("test_queue", json.dumps(["print", "hello", "world", time.time()]), timeout=100)
It will push the job “print” to the queue “test_queue” with a timeout of 100 ms, and return the id of the job if it was received and replicated in time. If it can’t reach the node - maybe it was shutdown etc. - it will retry to connect to another node in given node list, and then send the job. If there is no avail nodes in your node list, it will obviously raise a ConnectionError
Then, your workers will do something like this:
while True:
jobs = c.get_job(['test'])
for queue_name, job_id, job in jobs:
job = json.loads(job)
print ">>> received job:", job
c.ack_job(job_id)
Contents:
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class
pydisque.client.
Client
(nodes=None)[source]¶ Client is disque client, you can pass in a list of nodes, it will try to connect to first if it can’t then it will try to connect to second and so forth.
client = Client([‘localhost:7711’, ‘localhost:7712’]) client.connect()
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ack_job
(*job_ids)[source]¶ ACKJOB jobid1 jobid2 ... jobidN
Acknowledges the execution of one or more jobs via job IDs.
Parameters: job_ids – list of job_ids
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add_job
(queue_name, job, timeout=200, replicate=None, delay=None, retry=None, ttl=None, maxlen=None, async=None)[source]¶ ADDJOB queue_name job <ms-timeout> [REPLICATE <count>] [DELAY <sec>] [RETRY <sec>] [TTL <sec>] [MAXLEN <count>] [ASYNC]
Parameters: - queue_name – is the name of the queue, any string, basically.
- job – is a string representing the job.
- timeout – is the command timeout in milliseconds.
- replicate – count is the number of nodes the job should be replicated to.
- delay – sec is the number of seconds that should elapse before the job is queued by any server.
- retry – sec period after which, if no ACK is received, the job is put again into the queue for delivery. If RETRY is 0, the job has an at-least-once delivery semantics.
- ttl – sec is the max job life in seconds. After this time, the job is deleted even if it was not successfully delivered.
- maxlen – count specifies that if there are already count messages queued for the specified queue name, the message is refused and an error reported to the client.
- async – asks the server to let the command return ASAP and replicate the job to other nodes in the background. The job gets queued ASAP, while normally the job is put into the queue only when the client gets a positive reply.
Returns: job_id
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connect
()[source]¶ tries to connect to one of disque nodes, you can get current connection with connected_node property
Returns: nothing
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del_job
(*job_ids)[source]¶ Completely delete a job from a node. Note that this is similar to FASTACK, but limited to a single node since no DELJOB cluster bus message is sent to other nodes.
Parameters: job_ids –
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fast_ack
(*job_ids)[source]¶ FASTACK jobid1 jobid2 ... jobidN
Performs a best effort cluster wide deletion of the specified job IDs.
Parameters: job_ids –
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get_job
(queues, timeout=None, count=None)[source]¶ GETJOB [TIMEOUT <ms-timeout>] [COUNT <count>] FROM queue1 queue2 ... queueN
Parameters: queues – name of queues Returns: list of tuple(job_id, queue_name, payload) - or empty list Return type: list
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qpeek
(queue_name, count)[source]¶ QPEEK <qname> <count>
Return, without consuming from queue, count jobs. If count is positive the specified number of jobs are returned from the oldest to the newest (in the same best-effort FIFO order as GETJOB). If count is negative the commands changes behavior and shows the count newest jobs, from the newest from the oldest.
Parameters: - queue_name – name of the queue
- count –
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Decimal Number:
The float is split into three parts:
- The Sign which is 1 if the number is negative or 0 if the number is positive.
- The Exponent which shows by how many stops the Mantisse needs to be shifted.
- The Mantissa which represents the number as a positive unshifted binary value.
For {{vm.number}} the parts have the following values:
The Sign:
{{vm.number|float64ToInt64Binary | limitTo:1}}
The Exponent:
{{vm.number|float64ToInt64Binary | limitTo:4:1}} {{vm.number|float64ToInt64Binary |
limitTo:4:5}}
The Mantissa:
{{vm.number|float64ToInt64Binary | limitTo:23:9}}
Step 1: Get the Sign
The Sign is {{vm.number|float64ToInt64Binary | limitTo:1}} because {{vm.number}} is
positive or zeronegative.
Step 2: Get the Exponent
To get the Exponent we need to first convert our number into it's binary representation:
{{vm.number}} is {{vm.number|toBinaryWithComma}} in binary.
Next we check by how many stops we need to shift our number to get the comma to the front (Ex. From 101.11 -> 1.0111 we'd need to shift by 2
stops).
For our number {{vm.number|toBinaryWithComma}} we need to shift it by
{{vm.getShiftCount(vm.number|toBinaryWithComma)}} stops.
After shifting our number it looks like this:
{{vm.shift(vm.number|toBinaryWithComma)}}
To get our Exponent we'll add 127 to the number of steps ({{vm.getShiftCount(vm.number|toBinaryWithComma)}} ) and
convert it into binary.
127 + {{vm.getShiftCount(vm.number|toBinaryWithComma)}} = {{vm.getShiftCount(vm.number|toBinaryWithComma)+127}} =
{{vm.getShiftCount(vm.number|toBinaryWithComma)+127|toBinaryWithComma}}
So our exponent is:
{{vm.getShiftCount(vm.number|toBinaryWithComma)+127|toBinaryWithComma}}
Step 3: Get the Mantissa
We now take the shifted number from before ({{vm.shift(vm.number|toBinaryWithComma)}}) and
remove the first 1 and fill it out with zeros from the right until we have 23 places.
So our Mantissa is: {{vm.mantissa(vm.shift(vm.number|toBinaryWithComma)) }}
Step 4: Add it all together
When we add it all together we get the full number:
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Dil Bechara Director Mukesh Chhabra: “Acting Isn’t About Instagram Filters”
The nine-day long IFFI is billed as one of Asia's largest international film festivals in which nearly 200 films from 76 countries are scheduled to be screened.
by IANSActing is not just about juggling around with Instagram filters, said one of India’s leading casting directors Mukesh Chhabra.
Chhabra, who has scouted talent for over 200 films, including some of the most successful Indian movies like ‘Gangs of Wasseypur‘, ‘Haider‘ and ‘Chennai Express‘, was speaking at an interactive session on the sidelines of the ongoing 50th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) here on Saturday.
“Fear of rejection is a part of an actor’s job. You’re in a profession where you have to deal with it every day. Don’t judge the feedback you receive based on one day. It’s part of the job,” Chhabra said.
When asked about tips for upcoming actors, the ace casting director quipped: “Acting isn’t about Instagram filters”.
The nine-day long IFFI is billed as one of Asia’s largest international film festivals in which nearly 200 films from 76 countries are scheduled to be screened.


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VS 2015 Update 1 had big problems on one of my machines.
This was helpful: How to restore Visual Studio 2015 after the Update 1 (dependency dance)
A MS engineering guy has a full solution (basically a new devenv.config): here
Published Tuesday 26 January 2016
VS 2015 Update 1 had big problems on one of my machines.
This was helpful: How to restore Visual Studio 2015 after the Update 1 (dependency dance)
A MS engineering guy has a full solution (basically a new devenv.config): here
Previously: NDC London link dump (19 Jan 2016)


In ghana, the Akan people mostly name their children after the day of the week they were born and the order in which they were born. These "day names" have further meanings concerning the soul and character of the person. Middle names have considerably more variety and can refer to their birth order, twin status, or an ancestor's middle name. This is a naming tradition that is shared throughout West Africa.


Uses of Package
org.pipservices3.commons.data
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ClassDescriptionCross-language implementation of a map (dictionary) where all keys and values are strings.
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ClassDescriptionCross-language implementation of dynamic object what can hold value of any type.Cross-language implementation of dynamic object array what can hold values of any type.Cross-language implementation of dynamic object map (dictionary) what can hold values of any type.Data transfer object used to pass filter parameters as simple key-value pairs.Generic interface for data objects that can be uniquely identified by an id.An object that contains string translations for multiple languages.Data transfer object to pass paging parameters for queries.Defines projection parameters with list if fields to include into query results.Defines a field name and order used to sort query results.Cross-language implementation of a map (dictionary) where all keys and values are strings.Data transfer object to pass tokenized paging parameters for queries.
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ClassDescriptionCross-language implementation of a map (dictionary) where all keys and values are strings.
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ClassDescriptionCross-language implementation of dynamic object map (dictionary) what can hold values of any type.


DataMapper Models
In order for DataMapper to map your Database tables into objects, you first need to create a DataMapper model for each table. These models will extend DataMapper in order to gain the wonderful functionality of tables as objects.
DataMapper Models are very different than CodeIgniter Models. Unlike CI models, you should never load them explicitly (DMZ handles that automatically), and they should never be added to autoload.
Basic Template
Template Available
DMZ comes packegd with a ready-to-use base template:
Below is a basic template you can use to create DataMapper models.
- Name - Replace this value with the name of your object. For example: User
- DataMapper - Extending DataMapper is what makes your model a DataMapper model.
- __construct - (Optional) It is highly recommended that you use this standard PHP constructor, instead of the class name, for easier management later. If you want the ability to load a model by ID when it is created, make sure you include the $id parameter.
class Name extends DataMapper { // Optionally, don't include a constructor if you don't need one. function __construct($id = NULL) { parent::__construct($id); } } /* End of file name.php */ /* Location: ./application/models/name.php */
If you define a constructor, but do not pass in the $id value, you will not be able to use the shorthand:
$user = new User($user_id);
Instead, you will still need to use the original method:
$user = new User(); $user->get_by_id($user_id);
Rules
DataMapper models must be named the singular version of the object name, with an uppercase first letter. So for a user object, the DataMapper model would be named User. The model should have a corresponding table in the database named as the lowercase, pluralised version of the object name. So for a DataMapper model named User, the table would be named users. For a DataMapper model named Country, the table would be named countries.
In most cases, the difference between the singular and plural version of an object name is just a matter of adding the letter s on the end. For example:
| Model name | Table name |
|---|---|
| Author | authors |
| Book | books |
| Genre | genres |
However, some object names have completely different wording between the singular and plural. For example:
| Model name | Table name |
|---|---|
| Country | countries |
| Person | People |
In this case, you will need to specify the table name in your DataMapper model. You do this by adding a class variable of $table, which should be the name of your table. For example:
class Country extends DataMapper { var $table = 'countries'; function __construct($id = NULL) { parent::__construct($id); } } /* End of file country.php */ /* Location: ./application/models/country.php */
If you don't supply the $table variable, DataMapper will automatically assume the table name is the same as your model name, in lowercase, with the letter s on the end (which will be the case most of the time).
However, with that said, I have included a customised version of CodeIgniter's Inflector Helper with DataMapper that should be able to correctly convert most irregular singular/plural words, if loaded.
Most english words should be covered by the updated inflector helper. If you are still having issues, please contact me (see Troubleshooting) and I'll try to update the inflector helper.
There is one other scenario to look at where the singular and plural name of an object can get a little confusing. What do you do if the singular name of an object is the same as the plural name? For example, the word fruit is used for both a single piece of fruit and multiple pieces of fruit. In this case, you will have to use the singular model name of Fruit and the plural table name of fruits. Alternatively, you can specify a different table name to the automatically determined name, in the same way as done above.


Nadine Coyle sparks Irish pronunciation debate among I'm A Celeb viewers
NADINE Coyle sparked an unexpected debate among Irish speakers watching I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! over her pronunciation of the language.
The former Girls Aloud singer was shown in the reality TV show teaching radio DJ Adele Roberts some words and phrases as Gaeilge.
But some viewers expressed surprise at her northern pronunciations, prompting a flurry of discussion online about different Irish dialects.
Sitting in the main jungle camp, Roberts asked Coyle: "Can you teach me Irish then?", to which Coyle replied: "I can teach you a little bit of Irish, yeah."
"Dia duit," the 34-year-old singer said to a confused Roberts and then pronounced it "jeea ditch", adding: "That means 'hello'."
One Twitter user said: "Nadine absolutely slaughtering 'dia dhuit'," while another asked: "Sorry but what was Nadine's pronunciation of 'dia duit' or do y'all nordies say it like that?"
However, others defended Coyle's pronunciation, with one viewer tweeting: "I say 'dia duit' just like Nadine so y'all need to pipe down in Connacht and Munster."
Another said: "I can confirm in Ulster Irish it's correct to say 'dia ditch'. Don't come for Nadine because I won't have it."
Others expressed their delight in hearing Irish in the Australian jungle.
"The sense of Irish pride I felt when Nadine said 'dia duit'," one viewer tweeted.
Coyle has already had some fans of the show struggling to understand her Derry accent, although many have also defended and praised her brogue.
Saturday's episode saw Coyle retching and struggling to eat cow anus in one of the most gruesome tasks of the jungle-based series so far.
Viewers have also seen Dublin stand-up comedian Andrew Maxwell (43) break down in tears as he revealed he considered quitting the show.
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Hello.World
Hello.World is an attempt at making something open-source that people can work together on
I know that there are things like that out there already but it's something I've always wanted to try
crnbrdrck
My name is Ciaran. I go by crnbrdrck on as many platforms as I can, and WrathRockeu on the rest
My personal site is here
My social media links can be found on that link
License
Hello.World is Licensed under the MIT License
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MIT License
Copyright (c) 2017 Ciaran Broderick Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. |


This example demonstrates how to open the filepicker at the same location it was recently closed.
spec/conf/apiaccess.js must be configured for this example to work with API


Important note: this program is doing what it promises but the programming itself is of very poor quality and for demonstration purposes only. Never ever use this program as source for your own programs because there are a lot of conversions to get it run.
Get more information about this program on
my webpage Elliptic key string signature (ECDSA) with IEEE P1363 encoding
Insert the Public Key you received (PEM encoding):
Enter a message to verify:
Enter the signature to verify (the signature has to be in IEEE-P1363 = R|S = raw format and base64 encoded):
Instructions:
1.: insert the received public key and press the "Import key" button
2.: if the public key is valid the "Verify" button is enabled
3.: enter the plaintext message
4.: enter the signature
5.: press the "Verify button"
6.: receive the verification status
verification status:
Technical note: this program uses the ECDSA Elliptic curve signature algorithm and curve SECP256R1 / NIST P-256 / PRIME256V1 / O.I.D. identifier 1.2.840.10<IP_ADDRESS>, the signature is encoded in IEEE P1363 = R|S = raw format.


Test Page
This is a test page
yahoo
- HEADING
- BASIC TEXT SECTIONS
- LISTS
- Ordered
- The OL tag
- TYPE
- START
- COMPACT
- The LI tag
- Unordered
- The UL tag
- The LI tag
- Definition
- The DL tag
- The DT tag
- The DD tag
- MISCELLANEOUS
- Apple
- A fruit or a computer company
- Grape
- A juicy purple-or green-skinned fruit
Users
| Name |
Email |
| John Smith |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Amy Wine |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| data 11 |
data 12 |
| Data 21 |
Data 22 |
| Data 3 last row??? |
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Setting up your apiman development environment
Jun 4, 2015 Eric Wittmann eclipse, development, and mavenNote: A newer revision of this blogpost for apiman 1.2.x can be found here. This version was written for apiman 1.1.x.
For those of you who might be interested in hacking away at some core apiman code, I thought it might be nice to create a reasonably comprehensive step-by-step guide. For the most part everything is straightforward, but there are a copule of tricks you can use to get up and running fast and to be able to easily iterate on any changes you make.
Read on if this sounds like something you want to do!
What will this post cover?
Here is a high level overview of the steps we’ll take to getting a working apiman development environment.  Here is what this post will cover:
- Getting the apiman source code
- Downloading and running Eclipse
- Configuring Eclipse for apiman development
- Importing the apiman source code into Eclipse
- Running Development versions of the apiman components
Getting the apiman source code
The first thing you (obviously) need to do is download the apiman project source code. All of the code is in github, of course. You can find the code here:
https://github.com/apiman/apiman
The ‘apiman’ github organization has a couple of additional repositories as well. For example the quickstarts and plugins each have their own repos. But let’s stick with the core code for this post.
If you want to follow best practice, you should “fork” the apiman repository on github, then clone your forked copy. Once you have used the github UI to fork the repository, you would do something like this:
I also recommend adding the upstream github repository as another remote so that you can easily pull in upstream changes:
Downloading and running Eclipse
Alright - you’ve got the apiman code cloned on your local hard drive somewhere. The next step is to download Eclipse (if you don’t already have it installed). This can be done here:
https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
I like to download the “Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers” version because it comes with a lot of extra stuff I like to use. But you should be fine with the basic version as well. I’m going to use the EE version as I write this guide!
Once you’ve completed the download, just unpack it and run Eclipse.
Configuring Eclipse for apiman development
Great! You’ve got Eclipse running. Now let’s make a minor change to it specific to apiman development. Go ahead and import the apiman code formatter specification. You can find this file in the apiman code repository here:
Import that file in the Eclipse Preferences dialog here:
Importing the apiman source code into Eclipse
OK now we’re ready to import the apiman source code into Eclipse. Because apiman uses maven as its build system, and because Eclipse has maven support built-in via m2e, this should be a snap. Simply go to File->Import and choose Maven/Existing Maven Projects:
Importing the projects into Eclipse may take some time, and Eclipse may yell at you about unresolved m2e plugins and whatnot. Make sensible choices (e.g. resolve later) and go about your life. Go get a cup of coffee, the build will probably take a few minutes.
It is possible you will run into a problem where the apiman-manager-ui-hawtio project gets into a build loop. This can be corrected by disabling the maven builder for that one project only. Do this by right-click on that project and choosing properties:
Typically this will leave you with a bunch of annoying warnings in Eclipse, most of which will be HTML Problems. I will leave it as an exercise to the reader about how to disable those.
IMPORTANT: you should have 0 java errors at this point!
Running Development versions of the apiman components
Everything should now be loaded into Eclipse. Now all you need is a quick way to run everything. Of course you can always do a full rebuild via maven and use the “install-all-wildfly8” profile:
That will result in a full apiman environment installed in WildFly 8. If you use this approach you can run apiman here:
Then you can connect a remote debugger to WildFly and debug apiman from Eclipse.
But a quicker way to run the various apiman components exists.
As you may or may not know, apiman consists of two components:
- The API Manager (RESTful services + UI)
- The API Gateway
You can run/test these pieces together or separately. Let’s first explore the API Manager.
Launching a Dev version of the API Manager REST services
This is actually really easy:
- Open up the java class ManagerApiDevServer
- Debug As->Java Application
Easy as that! It should fire up an instance of Jetty with the apiman API Manager backend (RESTful web services) deployed. You can test this by going here:
http://localhost:7070/apiman/system/status
Log in using username admin and password admin. Oh by the way, did I mention that it runs on port 7070? That’s important!
Using gulp to make UI changes
We use angularjs and typescript as the basis for the UI. In order to develop UI code you’ll need to use gulp. We have documented how to do this here:
https://github.com/apiman/apiman/blob/master/manager/ui/hawtio/README.md
Give that a quick read! When it asks you to configure your new copy of the config.js file, it should look like this:
If you get it all set up properly you should be able to point your browser here:
http://localhost:2772/api-manager/dash
Now whenever you make changes to any of the apiman angularjs code, the browser will automatically refresh and show you the changes!
Launching a dev version of the API Gateway
This one is easy as well. Just open up the GatewayDevServer java class and debug it as an application (just like the API Manager above!)…
Wrapup
Whew! That took longer than I thought. Please let me know if you run into any snags. There are probably lots of improvements you could explore, such as using JRebel to never have to restart the API Manager or API Gateway java processes again.
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akka.http.javadsl
Represents an Http content-type.
Represents an Http content-type. A content-type consists of a media-type and an optional charset.
See ContentTypes for convenience access to often used values.
Represents an Http media-type.
Represents an Http media-type. A media-type consists of a main-type and a sub-type.
See MediaTypes for convenience access to often used values.
Represents an Http content-type. A content-type consists of a media-type and an optional charset.
See ContentTypes for convenience access to often used values.


Framework for the implementation of solvency related computations based on standard models for the Swiss Solvency Test (SST), a risk-based capital standard for Swiss insurance companies. Allows Monte Carlo simulation of market risk, some insurance risks and their aggregation. Additional toolbox for preprocessing computations. Convenient 'shiny' GUI combined with a parser for an input 'excel' (.xlsx) template to simplify model configuration, data fill-in and results visualization.
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
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It's kinda time to Weebalaide!
Weebalaide is the website for your WDC exercise, but not as good as Webalaide.
- Static.
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Weebalaide is the website for your WDC exercise, but not as good as Webalaide.
Check out these results!
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| Webalaide | 9001 |
This part of weebalaide probably deserves its own section. Definitely recommended. Great experience, which gave us a better perspective and helped to solve several business problems.


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Travis has a great feature of being able to install gems using a custom Gemfile path. This lets you do things like test against multiple versions of Rails very easily. A project that uses this is sprockets-rails.
I wasn’t sure how to bundle install that gemfile locally, it turns out bundler has a BUNDLE_GEMFILE
environment variable you can use to point to a specific Gemfile. You can bundle install:
~/documents/projects/sprockets-rails
$ BUNDLE_GEMFILE=test/gemfiles/Gemfile.rails-3.0.x bundle install
Then you can Run your tests:
$ BUNDLE_GEMFILE=test/gemfiles/Gemfile.rails-3.0.x bundle exec rake test


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Hashtags 'AllInForMonstaX7' and 'MonstaXWeAreHere' trend worldwide in opposition to Wonho's departure
by KayRosaHashtags related to MONSTA X as a 7-member group are trending worldwide.
On November 4 KST, heaps of Monbebes and other allying K-pop fans flocked to social media and uploaded myriads of posts containing the hashtags '#AllInForMonstaX7' and '#MonstaXWeAreHere'. With these hashtags, which became some of Twitter's top worldwide trends, supporters of MONSTA X rallied to advocate for all seven members to remain in the group, including Wonho.
Despite the recent controversy surrounding Wonho's alleged association with unpaid debt, criminal history and drug use, fans in Korea and elsewhere have protested against the accused member's departure from the group. As seen below, fans are continuously tagging countless past footage of Wonho and other members to overturn Starship Entertainment's decision to terminate his exclusive contract.
Meanwhile, differing opinions such as those in support of his departure are also surfacing online. What are your thoughts regarding this issue?


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"Dudes! If the tent is a-rockin' don't come a-knockin'!"
— Charlie to Sam and Dean, Supernatural
A form of Sexy Discretion Shot where a vehicle or other small enclosed space is shown moving vigorously to show that its occupants are "moving vigorously" too. (A common subversion is to then show that the vigorous activity in question was not the one you were thinking of.)
Sister trope to Auto Erotica. May be used to help set the scene at Make-Out Point. If they get particularly carried away (or the parking brake fails), may overlap with Destructo-Nookie.
Compare Right Through the Wall.
Examples:
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Anime and Manga
- In an episode Yondemasu Yo Azazel San, this can be seen as a gag when Azazel's searching for Beel.
Commercials
- The famous Peugeot 207 commercial with ladybugs.
- An Australian commercial had a police officer seeing a rocking car and going to investigate, only to find a solitary male using the advertised car cleaner.
Officer: Can't you do this at home, sir?Driver: My wife doesn't understand me.
- At least one mattress commercial begins with a view from under the bouncing bed, only to reveal someone on the bed trying to swat a fly or dancing to music.
- An Australian commercial for a mobile mechanic had a police officer investigating a vigorously rocking car only to discover the young female driver attempting to disengage the stuck handbrake.
- Averted in this Guinness commercial which shows a lucky woman having a foursome with three guys.
Film
- In the early Jim Carrey movie Once Bitten, a coffin is shown rocking to show that the hero's girlfriend is finally doing the one thing that would end their current problem...
- Subverted previously when, out of the plethora of other cars at the Make-Out Point, Mark's ice cream van was the only one that wasn't rocking!
- Big Fish has a rocking trailer, but it turns out there's just a Hell Hound inside.
- Batman Returns has Penguin having way too much fun causing havoc with the remotely hijacked Batmobile, such that his trailer is rocking hard enough for any onlookers to think there's something else going on in there.
- A van is rocked this way in the Mystery Science Theater 3000 feature Hobgoblins, much to the hosts' disgust.
Tom Servo: They made love in their Chevy van, and that's not all right with me.
- Don't forget that the car made cartoon bouncing noises with each bob.
- Occurs in the opening of Idiocracy.
- Parodied in Scaramouche when the actual activity involves rather more being hit with frying pans.
- Used in the film version of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in a carriage. Snape comes a knockin'.
- Titanic (1997): Inside a car loaded into the cargo hold of a cruise liner.
- Subverted in Whip It, the dad's car is seen doing this, accompanied by loud shouts from the dad. Turns out he's watching a particularly exciting football game.
- Salome's Last Dance (1988). As Salome starts her famous dance, the woman playing Herodias jumps into a crate with a beefy stagehand. Another stagehand sits on top, trying in vain to have a enjoy of wine while the crate is jumping up and down beneath him. Eventually the lid opens and a finger beckons him inside as well. As Salome's dance works to its peak, we briefly cut to the crate shaking wildly from the action inside.
Live-Action TV
- In episode 8x11 of Supernatural, "LARP and The Real Girl", as quoted above, though Charlie and Gilda were only making out.
- Also Tara's trailer at the end of 2x18, "Hollywood Babylon". Go, Dean!
- In 9x02, this also happens, but there isn't any sex going on, just killing. The guy was shown to be a vampire, but he wasn't the one doing the killing.
- On Bones, Booth and Brennan went undercover as circus folk, and to pretend they were a couple, they rocked their trailer back and forth to make it look from the outside like they were doin' it.
Circus Manager: Gotta give 'em points for stamina.
- Subverted in Mama's Family. In the episode "There Is Nothing Like the Dames", Thelma is trying to impress a small group of snooty upper-class women with a backyard dinner so they will let her join them. Unfortunately, Vinton and Naomi's trailer sits in the driveway, an obvious eyesore. On top of that, during one scene, the trailer starts rocking, horrifying the women... until Thelma finds out that Vinton was only trying to fix a broken table leg.
- Has happened several times on My Name Is Earl, such as Earl bringing in young Amish women to "show them a good time," and when Joy was cheating with Darnell.
- Pushing Daisies: In the second episode, there's a flashback of the Victim of the Week, a car safety tester, meeting his girlfriend, a promotional model for the same car company. This is followed by the display car in the showroom rocking back and forth, with the windows steamed up. Bonus points for the car being on a turntable.
- Also referenced in the second episode of season 2. Chuck notices the bumper sticker "Mimes do it with imagination" on a van just before they open it to find a dead mime. Emerson comments that the bumper sticker should have said "If this van's a-rockin', I'm being murdered."
- Seinfeld. In one episode, Jerry gets a van from an old friend. Elaine suggests that Jerry should outfit it with one of the troponymous bumper stickers. Also, near the end of the episode, Jerry and George catch George's parents rockin' the van.
- That '70s Show: Kelso: "If this van's a-rockin, we're inside doin' it!"
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Giles and Buffy's mother Joyce end up making out on the hood of a police car. The camera then pans over the car which starts rocking. A few episodes later it's confirmed they did have sex on the hood of the car. Twice.
- Community references this as Troy and Abed show new roommate Annie through the apartment - at their bedroom Abed plays with Ho Yay saying "If the room's a-rocking please come a-knocking because there's probably something terribly wrong."
- When Alison and Chad are going at it in Orphan Black, and one of her friends hurriedly herds her kids away.
- The Professionals. In "Servant with Two Masters", Bodie has a thug Bound and Gagged and throws him in the back of his car for safekeeping. Then Doyle comes along and finds the vehicle rocking as the thug struggles to free himself.
Doyle: Don't tell me he's found a milkmaid?
- Midsomer Murders: In "Country Matters", The Vicar confesses to meeting her (married) lover in his van in a field. Although she claims they were just talking, the flashback shows the van start rocking almost as soon as they get in.
Radio
- In the Australian political satire How Green Was My Cactus, the wife of King Bonza thinks her husband is trying to have sex with her because the bed is rocking, but it turns out the entire city is being rocked by a political scandal.
Video Games
- A less explicit version is in Grabbed by the Ghoulies, where the hero is sometimes chased by walking coffins that conceal plump, amorous vampire girls. If one catches him, he's yanked inside, and the coffin rocks for a few seconds (With ♥s drifting out and everything) before letting him go.
- Pretty much all sexI mean "Woohoo" done in The Sims games.
- Tony Hawk's Underground has one... across the street from a strip club.
Web Comics
- Subverted (though not in the usual way) in Questionable Content.
Pintsize: If the router starts a-rockin', don't come a-knockin'!Pintsize: ...Actually, if the router really does start a-rockin', do you think you could weight it down with something heavy? I don't want a cable to come loose and disconnect me.
- Subverted in It's Walky! when Walky and Joyce try to convince Joyce's grandchild-obsessed mother that they are having sex: the two of them simply bounce on the bed loudly like the overgrown kids they are.
- The gag itself is subverted when Joyce has an epiphany about why the two of them hadn't slept together yet.
- Tycho Brahe: Mr. Coulton? Um I know the trailer is rocking, and I really shouldn't knock in this instance, but... they need you for sound check. They want to check your sound.
- The trope is also seen in action in an early Vampire Cheerleaders strip.
 The two dogs went to a Drive-In Theater, and every car around them was rocking. Even the one on the screen!
Little Dog: (complaining about the movie) This is caca! Why do people come here?
- Referenced in Animaniacs, where the Warners drop in on Dr. Scratchensniff and his date. Eventually, they start bouncing around, causing the car to jump as well.  G'night Everybody!
- Subverted in The Simpsons:
- Homer: Son, I've had some of the best moments of my life in the back of a car.(cuts to a picture of a rocking car)Young Homer: Oh yeah! etc(Interior shot of car reveals he's eating junk food)
- Played Up to Eleven in the episode where Homer visits Marge in prison: when Marge jumps on Homer, the trailer gets knocked over. With the only door facing the pavement.
- A helicopter being piloted by Barney also does this in midair when the woman he's he rescued, who was once his high school sweetheart, decides to give him some Pity Sex even though they both know a real relationship isn't in the cards.
- In Total Drama Island, Owen and Heather share a canoe for a challenge. Owen tells the other contestants, "If you see this boat rockin', don't come a-knockin'." Heather, who does not find Owen attractive, expresses her displeasure by smacking him on the back with her paddle.
- On The Venture Bros., The Monarch and Dr. Girlfriend first have sex in a car. They even manage to steam up the windows enough for the Monarch to write on them.
- Suggested in the Justice League episode "Eclipsed", where Flash uses the royalties for his energy-bar endorsement to buy a van. When Green Lantern asks why Flash, of all people, would need a van, he clicks a remote control that causes it to start rocking, and then shows off how the back is outfitted with a couch, stereo, and lava lamp like a mobile bachelor pad.


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rfLesionSeg.Rmd
We build on the BRATS 2013 challenge to segment areas of the brain that have been damaged by stroke. We also refer to a more recent publication that implements a more complex version of what we do here.
We define a function that will help us simulate large, lateralized lesions on the fly.
library(ANTsR)
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## The following objects are masked from 'package:stats':
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simLesion<-function( img, s , w, thresh=0.01, mask=NA, myseed ) { set.seed(myseed) img<-iMath(img,"Normalize") if ( is.na(mask) ) mask<-getMask(img) i<-makeImage( dim(img) , rnorm( length(as.array(img)) ) ) i[ mask==0 ]<-0 ni<-smoothImage(i,s) ni[mask==0]<-0 i<-thresholdImage(ni,thresh,Inf) i<-iMath(i,"GetLargestComponent") ti<-antsImageClone(i) i[i>0]<-ti[i>0] i<-smoothImage(i,w) i[ mask != 1 ] <- 0 i[ 1:(dim(img)[1]/2), 1:(dim(img)[2]-1) ]<-0 limg<-( antsImageClone(img) * (-i) %>% iMath("Normalize") ) return( list(limg=limg, lesion=i ) ) }
Now let’s apply this function to generate a test dataset.
ti<-antsImageRead( getANTsRData("r27") ) timask=getMask(ti) seg2<-kmeansSegmentation( ti, 3 )$segmentation ll2<-simLesion( ti, 10, 6, myseed=919 ) # different sized lesion seg2[ ll2$lesion > 0.5 & seg2 > 0.5 ]<-4
Create training data and map to the test subject. Note that a “real” application of this type would use cost function masking.
But let’s ignore that aspect of the problem here.
img<-antsImageRead( getANTsRData("r16") ) seg<-kmeansSegmentation( img, 3 )$segmentation ll<-simLesion( img, 12, 5, myseed=1 ) seg[ ll$lesion > 0.5 & seg > 0.5 ]<-4
This gives us a subject with a “ground truth” segmentation.
Now we get a new subject and map to the space of the arbitrarily chosen reference space.
Now use these to train a model.
rad<-c(1,1) # fast setting mr<-c(1,2,4,2,1) # multi-res schedule, U-style schedule masks=list( getMask(seg), getMask(seg1) ) rfm<-mrvnrfs( list(seg,seg1) , list(list(ll$limg), list(ll1$limg) ), masks, rad=rad, nsamples = 500, ntrees=1000, multiResSchedule=mr, voxchunk=500, do.trace = 100)
## randomForest 4.6-14
## Type rfNews() to see new features/changes/bug fixes.
## ntree OOB 1 2 3 4
## 100: 8.60% 20.00% 7.49% 9.79% 3.59%
## 200: 8.50% 20.00% 7.49% 9.79% 3.19%
## 300: 9.20% 24.76% 7.82% 10.09% 3.19%
## 400: 9.10% 22.86% 7.82% 10.09% 3.59%
## 500: 9.10% 22.86% 7.82% 10.09% 3.59%
## 600: 9.20% 23.81% 7.82% 10.39% 3.19%
## 700: 9.10% 21.90% 8.14% 10.39% 3.19%
## 800: 9.10% 20.95% 8.47% 10.39% 3.19%
## 900: 9.00% 20.95% 8.14% 10.09% 3.59%
## 1000: 9.00% 20.95% 7.82% 10.39% 3.59%
## ntree OOB 1 2 3 4
## 100: 11.90% 18.56% 10.27% 16.22% 5.15%
## 200: 12.40% 18.56% 10.88% 16.52% 6.01%
## 300: 11.90% 17.53% 9.67% 16.52% 6.01%
## 400: 11.60% 16.49% 9.37% 16.52% 5.58%
## 500: 11.50% 16.49% 9.67% 15.93% 5.58%
## 600: 11.60% 16.49% 9.97% 15.63% 6.01%
## 700: 11.60% 17.53% 9.67% 15.63% 6.01%
## 800: 11.80% 18.56% 10.27% 15.34% 6.01%
## 900: 11.80% 16.49% 10.57% 15.63% 6.01%
## 1000: 11.90% 16.49% 9.97% 16.22% 6.44%
## ntree OOB 1 2 3 4
## 100: 6.90% 7.34% 8.25% 9.25% 1.66%
## 200: 6.40% 8.26% 7.30% 8.96% 0.83%
## 300: 6.70% 8.26% 7.62% 9.55% 0.83%
## 400: 6.60% 8.26% 7.30% 9.55% 0.83%
## 500: 6.70% 8.26% 7.62% 9.55% 0.83%
## 600: 6.80% 8.26% 7.30% 10.15% 0.83%
## 700: 6.80% 8.26% 7.30% 10.15% 0.83%
## 800: 6.80% 8.26% 7.30% 10.15% 0.83%
## 900: 6.80% 8.26% 7.30% 10.15% 0.83%
## 1000: 6.80% 8.26% 7.30% 10.15% 0.83%
## ntree OOB 1 2 3 4
## 100: 7.40% 12.38% 9.12% 8.93% 0.83%
## 200: 6.90% 10.48% 8.81% 8.04% 1.24%
## 300: 7.30% 12.38% 9.12% 8.33% 1.24%
## 400: 7.20% 13.33% 9.43% 7.44% 1.24%
## 500: 7.10% 13.33% 9.12% 7.44% 1.24%
## 600: 7.30% 13.33% 9.75% 7.44% 1.24%
## 700: 7.10% 13.33% 9.43% 7.14% 1.24%
## 800: 7.10% 13.33% 9.12% 7.44% 1.24%
## 900: 7.10% 13.33% 9.12% 7.44% 1.24%
## 1000: 7.20% 13.33% 9.12% 7.74% 1.24%
## ntree OOB 1 2 3 4
## 100: 6.80% 10.38% 8.62% 8.72% 0.40%
## 200: 7.00% 9.43% 8.92% 9.35% 0.40%
## 300: 6.90% 9.43% 8.92% 9.03% 0.40%
## 400: 6.80% 8.49% 9.54% 8.41% 0.40%
## 500: 7.10% 8.49% 9.85% 9.03% 0.40%
## 600: 6.90% 8.49% 9.54% 8.72% 0.40%
## 700: 6.90% 9.43% 9.23% 8.72% 0.40%
## 800: 7.00% 9.43% 9.54% 8.72% 0.40%
## 900: 7.00% 9.43% 9.54% 8.72% 0.40%
## 1000: 7.00% 9.43% 9.54% 8.72% 0.40%
newrflist<-list() temp<-mrvnrfs( list(seg,seg1) , list(list(ll$limg), list(ll1$limg) ), masks, rad=rad, nsamples = 500, ntrees=1000, multiResSchedule=mr, voxchunk=500 ) for ( k in 1:length( mr ) ) if ( length( rfm$rflist[[k]]$classes ) == length( temp$rflist[[k]]$classes ) ) newrflist[[k]]<-combine( rfm$rflist[[k]], temp$rflist[[k]] ) rfm$rflist<-newrflist
We apply the learned model to segment the new data.
mmseg<-mrvnrfs.predict( rfm$rflist, list(list(ll2$limg)), timask, rad=rad, multiResSchedule=mr, voxchunk=500 )


The reason behind these projects is mainly down to curiosty about how things work, along with how can i get the most out of todays technology
Autonomous Robot
Named after the robot from boarderlandswith every intention of putting a top hat on it.
This is a much more long term project than anything else i am working on. The current state of claptrap is still in the very early stages of development as can be seen by the photos. I have a working base for the project made out of lego which has proved to be a great testbed for this kind of project, with the ability to swap out parts in almost no time it makes testing of new ideas very quick and easy.
Automating everyday tasks to free up time for the important stuff.
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A few days ago, a colleague and I were looking for a way to recycle Application Pools in a PowerShell script.
Turned out that we couldn’t find any “native” way of doing this, but it is still possible to do it using the Microsoft.Web.Administration.ServerManager class:
[void][Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.Web.Administration")
function RecycleAppPools()
{
$serv = new-object Microsoft.Web.Administration.ServerManager
$serv.ApplicationPools | % { $_.Recycle() }
}
Not much, but still pretty useful. However, this will recycle all the Application Pools on the IIS server. In our case, we were only interested in recycling the Sharepoint related pools.
A simple Where did the trick:
$serv.ApplicationPools | ? { $_.Name -like "SharePoint*" } | % { $_.Recycle() }


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