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C# library for Razer's Chroma SDK
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Interface for basic Chroma functionality. More...
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| void | Initialize () |
| Initializes the SDK if it hasn't already. More... | |
| void | Uninitialize () |
| Uninitializes the SDK if it has been initialized. More... | |
| DeviceInfo | Query (Guid deviceId) |
| Queries the SDK for information regarding a specific device. More... | |
| IGenericDevice | Get (Guid deviceId) |
| Gets an instance of IGenericDevice for the device with the specified ID. More... | |
| bool | HandleMessage (IntPtr handle, int msgId, IntPtr wParam, IntPtr lParam) |
| Handles a Windows message and fires the appropriate events. More... | |
| void | Register (IntPtr handle) |
| Registers to start receiving Chroma events. More... | |
| void | Unregister () |
| Unregisters from receiving Chroma events. More... | |
| void | SetAll (Color color) |
| Sets all Chroma devices to the specified Color. More... | |
Properties | |
| IKeyboard | Keyboard [get] |
| Gets an instance of the IKeyboard interface for interacting with a Razer Chroma keyboard. More... | |
| IMouse | Mouse [get] |
| Gets an instance of the IMouse interface for interacting with a Razer Chroma mouse. More... | |
| IHeadset | Headset [get] |
| Gets an instance of the IHeadset interface for interacting with a Razer Chroma headset. More... | |
| IMousepad | Mousepad [get] |
| Gets an instance of the IMousepad interface for interacting with a Razer Chroma mouse pad. More... | |
| IKeypad | Keypad [get] |
| Gets an instance of the IKeypad interface for interacting with a Razer Chroma keypad. More... | |
| bool | Initialized [get] |
| Gets a value indicating whether the Chroma SDK has been initialized or not. More... | |
| SdkVersion | SdkVersion [get] |
| Gets the version of the Chroma SDK that Colore is currently using. More... | |
| Version | Version [get] |
| Gets the System.Version of Colore. More... | |
Events | |
| EventHandler< ApplicationStateEventArgs > | ApplicationState |
| Raised when information about application state is received from messages. More... | |
| EventHandler< DeviceAccessEventArgs > | DeviceAccess |
| Raised when information about device access is received from messages. More... | |
| EventHandler< SdkSupportEventArgs > | SdkSupport |
| Raised when information about SDK support is received from messages. More... | |
Interface for basic Chroma functionality.
Definition at line 38 of file IChroma.cs.
| IGenericDevice Corale.Colore.Core.IChroma.Get | ( | Guid | deviceId | ) |
Gets an instance of IGenericDevice for the device with the specified ID.
| deviceId | The Guid of the device to get, valid IDs can be found in Devices. |
Implemented in Corale.Colore.Core.Chroma.
| bool Corale.Colore.Core.IChroma.HandleMessage | ( | IntPtr | handle, |
| int | msgId, | ||
| IntPtr | wParam, | ||
| IntPtr | lParam | ||
| ) |
Handles a Windows message and fires the appropriate events.
| handle | The HWnd property of the Message struct. |
| msgId | The Msg property of the Message struct. |
| wParam | The wParam property of the Message struct. |
| lParam | The lParam property of the Message struct. |
true
if the message was handled by Chroma, false
otherwise (message was ignored).Non-Chroma messages will be ignored.
Implemented in Corale.Colore.Core.Chroma.
| void Corale.Colore.Core.IChroma.Initialize | ( | ) |
Initializes the SDK if it hasn't already.
Manually modifying the SDK init state is untested and may result in <emph>undefined behaviour</emph>, usage is at your own risk.
Implemented in Corale.Colore.Core.Chroma.
| DeviceInfo Corale.Colore.Core.IChroma.Query | ( | Guid | deviceId | ) |
Queries the SDK for information regarding a specific device.
| deviceId | The device ID to query for, valid IDs can be found in Devices. |
Implemented in Corale.Colore.Core.Chroma.
| void Corale.Colore.Core.IChroma.Register | ( | IntPtr | handle | ) |
Registers to start receiving Chroma events.
| handle | Handle to the application Window that is running the message loop. |
Chroma events are sent using the Windows message API, as such, there has to be something handling Windows messages to receive them. Messages need to be passed to the message handler in Colore to be processed, as this cannot be automated.
Implemented in Corale.Colore.Core.Chroma.
| void Corale.Colore.Core.IChroma.SetAll | ( | Color | color | ) |
Sets all Chroma devices to the specified Color.
| color | The Color to set. |
Implemented in Corale.Colore.Core.Chroma.
| void Corale.Colore.Core.IChroma.Uninitialize | ( | ) |
Uninitializes the SDK if it has been initialized.
Manually modifying the SDK init state is untested and may result in <emph>undefined behaviour</emph>, usage is at your own risk.
Implemented in Corale.Colore.Core.Chroma.
| void Corale.Colore.Core.IChroma.Unregister | ( | ) |
Unregisters from receiving Chroma events.
Implemented in Corale.Colore.Core.Chroma.
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Gets an instance of the IHeadset interface for interacting with a Razer Chroma headset.
Definition at line 92 of file IChroma.cs.
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Gets a value indicating whether the Chroma SDK has been initialized or not.
Definition at line 113 of file IChroma.cs.
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Gets an instance of the IKeyboard interface for interacting with a Razer Chroma keyboard.
Definition at line 78 of file IChroma.cs.
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Gets an instance of the IKeypad interface for interacting with a Razer Chroma keypad.
Definition at line 106 of file IChroma.cs.
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Gets an instance of the IMouse interface for interacting with a Razer Chroma mouse.
Definition at line 85 of file IChroma.cs.
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Gets an instance of the IMousepad interface for interacting with a Razer Chroma mouse pad.
Definition at line 99 of file IChroma.cs.
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Gets the version of the Chroma SDK that Colore is currently using.
Definition at line 119 of file IChroma.cs.
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Gets the System.Version of Colore.
Definition at line 125 of file IChroma.cs.
| EventHandler<ApplicationStateEventArgs> Corale.Colore.Core.IChroma.ApplicationState |
Raised when information about application state is received from messages.
Requires that application has registered for receiving messages with Register and that Windows messages are being forwarded to Colore using HandleMessage.
Definition at line 49 of file IChroma.cs.
| EventHandler<DeviceAccessEventArgs> Corale.Colore.Core.IChroma.DeviceAccess |
Raised when information about device access is received from messages.
Requires that application has registered for receiving messages with Register and that Windows messages are being forwarded to Colore using HandleMessage.
Definition at line 60 of file IChroma.cs.
| EventHandler<SdkSupportEventArgs> Corale.Colore.Core.IChroma.SdkSupport |
Raised when information about SDK support is received from messages.
Requires that application has registered for receiving messages with Register and that Windows messages are being forwarded to Colore using HandleMessage.
Definition at line 71 of file IChroma.cs.


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12/5/13 Meeting Update
The past 2 weeks have been relatively quiet, but solid progress towards our goals of flight testing and systems testing in the field are being made.
Testing, debugging, and commenting code were done on both the ground station and onboard imaging over the last few weeks with the aim of fixing some persistent bugs and revising code for clarity. This week’s technical demo was of the onboard camera:
Sheldon’s technical demo of the FPV camera with image on a small LCD screen
Sheldon is planning to get the camera mounted to the plane as well as connect it to the plane’s power supply in the next few weeks.
On the airframe front, the foam airplanes for flight testing are complete and ready to fly. The team is continuing to try and find a suitable flying field and time for the foamies. In the meantime, potential pilots are training on the flight simulator:
More flight simulator training with the R/C controller
One of the completed foamies
We also started work on prototyping a new design for the plane’s landing gear mount.
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Virtual FRAP estimates and evaluates diffusion rates from FRAP experimental data in four steps. The four steps are intuitively guided through a wizard-based work flow:
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3.1 Virtual FRAP Main Interface
Figure 3-1 illustrates the Virtual FRAP 1.0 main user interface. It contains the raw FRAP data, the data analysis workflow, the best results and the spatial simulation all in one frame.
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public class WorkerManagerResourceSpotAllocation
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ResourceManager
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for gas.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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private InformationStorage |
informationStorage |
private MineralPatchManager<MineralPatch> |
mineralPatchManager |
private RefineryManager<RefineryWrapper> |
refineryManager |
| Constructor and Description |
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WorkerManagerResourceSpotAllocation(InformationStorage informationStorage) |
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boolean |
addGasGatherer(ResourceManagerEntry entry)
Function for adding a worker to the
RefineryManager . |
boolean |
addMineralGatherer(ResourceManagerEntry entry)
Function for adding a worker to the
MineralPatchManager . |
void |
addRefinery(bwapi.Unit unit)
Function for adding an additional refinery to the
RefineryManager . |
boolean |
canAddGasGatherer()
Function for testing if a worker can be added towards the
RefineryManager |
boolean |
canAddMineralGatherer()
Function for testing if a worker can be added towards the
MineralPatchManager . |
private IResourceManager |
findManager(ResourceManagerEntry entry)
Function for finding the
IResourceManager that contains the
provided ResourceManagerEntry as a assigned worker. |
bwapi.Unit |
getGatheringSource(ResourceManagerEntry entry)
Function for retrieving the gathering source of the
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InformationStorage |
getInformationStorage() |
boolean |
isAssignedGathering(ResourceManagerEntry entry)
Function for testing if a
ResourceManagerEntry is assigned to
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boolean |
isAssignedGatheringGas(ResourceManagerEntry entry)
Function for testing if a
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isAssignedGatheringMinerals(ResourceManagerEntry entry)
Function for testing if a
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boolean |
removeGatherer(ResourceManagerEntry entry)
Function for removing a worker from the
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void |
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Function for removing a refinery from the
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private InformationStorage informationStorage
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private RefineryManager<RefineryWrapper> refineryManager
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worker assigned or null, if none of the managers contains the
ResourceManagerEntry
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that it was assigned to internally. This
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are Unit types.entry
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The Assign button displays the Assign IP dialog.


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self.clip = None
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OutputFeature.__init__(self, feature)
self.loss = {"type": MEAN_SQUARED_ERROR}
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| #define | TRN_STATUS 1 |
| #define | BLK_STATUS 2 |
| #define | DEVICE_STATUS 3 |
| #define | END_STATUS_MESSAGES 5 |
| #define | TRN_ACTIVATE 6 |
| #define | TRN_ACTIVATE_ROUTE 7 |
| #define | SYS_ACK 10 |
| #define | SYS_CONTROLLER_ONLINE 11 |
| #define | SYS_SERVER_HEARTBEAT 12 |
| #define | SYS_RESET_CONFIG 13 |
| #define | SYS_REBOOT_CONTROLLER 14 |
| #define | SYS_DOWNLOAD_FIRMWARE 15 |
| #define | SYS_RESTARTING 16 |
| #define | SYS_FIRMWARE_UPDATING 17 |
| #define | SYS_KEEP_ALIVE 18 |
| #define | SYS_RESET_DEVICE_CONFIG 19 |
| #define | SYS_SERVER_SHUTDOWN 20 |
| #define | SYS_FIND_CONTROLLER 21 |
| #define | SYS_RESET_NOTIFICATION_LIST 22 |
| #define | SYS_LOCK_DEVICE 23 |
| #define | SYS_LOCK_ROUTE 24 |
| #define | SYS_ROUTE_CONFIG_CHANGED 25 |
| #define | SYS_DEVICE_CONFIG_CHANGED 25 |
UDP Messages are sent between controllers to execute commands and provide status updates. Each message is represented by a UDPMessage
| #define BLK_STATUS 2 |
Block Device status message
| #define DEVICE_STATUS 3 |
Generic Device status message. The message payload contains an array of up to 8 device's and their current status.
| #define END_STATUS_MESSAGES 5 |
Place holder; used in for loops to determine the upper bound of status message IDs
| #define SYS_ACK 10 |
Message Acknowledgement. ID property and transaction number contains the orignal ID and transaction of the sent message.
| #define SYS_CONTROLLER_ONLINE 11 |
Controller Online message. ID property contains the sending controller's controllerID. The controller checks its list of controllers-to-notify. If the controllerID is in the notification list, the controller responds by sending its own SYS_CONTROLLER_ONLINE message back to the sending controller. The controller then has all its devices send their current status messages to the notification list.
| #define SYS_DEVICE_CONFIG_CHANGED 25 |
A Device's configration has changed. ID property contains the deviceID of the device that's been modified. This causes the Devices in each controller to download the new configuration for the device.
| #define SYS_DOWNLOAD_FIRMWARE 15 |
Download Controller firmware message. ID property contains the serialNumber of the target controller or 0. When the ID property is set to 0, all controllers respond to the message. The controller will respond by making a http RESTful API call to the server using the url /controller/firmware?serialNumber=xxx where xxx is the controller's serial number. The server will send back the latest version of the controller firmware. Once downloaded, the controller will restart and install the new firmware. See the Controller RESTful API for more information.
| #define SYS_FIND_CONTROLLER 21 |
Find Controller message. ID property contains the conntrollerID of the sought after controller. This message is sent as a broadcast message by the sending controller which puts its IP address in field[0], field[1], field[2] and field[3] of the message's payload. If the ID matches the receiving controller's controllerID it responds by sending a SYS_CONTROLLER_ONLINE message to the sender followed by device status messages.
| #define SYS_FIRMWARE_UPDATING 17 |
Controller Keep-alive message. No longer used. Keeping for future use if needed
| #define SYS_KEEP_ALIVE 18 |
Controller Firmware upgrade message. The controller is downloading and updating its firmware.
| #define SYS_LOCK_DEVICE 23 |
Lock Device message. ID property contains the deviceID of the device that should be (un)locked. Field[0] contains a 1 or 0 indicating the device should lock or unlock iteslf. Currently, Turnout, Signal and Panel Input devices respond to this command.
| #define SYS_LOCK_ROUTE 24 |
Lock Route message. ID property contains the routeID of the route that should be (un)locked. Field[0] contains a 1 or 0 indicating the route should be locked or unlocked respectively. Turnout devices respond to this message by checking its configuration data to see if the turnout is assigned to the specified route. If so, the turnout sets its state to the state defined in the route configuration and sets its locked flag to on. Once locked, the turnout will ignore all TRN_ACTIVATE and TRN_ACTIVATE_ROUTE commands until it receives a corresponding SYS_LOCK_ROUTE command with its field[0] set to 0 (unlock).
| #define SYS_REBOOT_CONTROLLER 14 |
Reboot Controller message. ID property contains the serialNumber of the target controller or 0. When the ID property is set to 0, all controllers respond to the message by doing a soft reboot. This means the microcontroller will reboot. NOTE: This does not reset the hardware connected to the controller, only the microcontroller will reboot. If the controller is experiencing other issues (modules not responding, etc) the soft reboot may not solve the problem and a hard reboot (by turning the controller off and then back on) may be required.
| #define SYS_RESET_CONFIG 13 |
Controller Reset Configuration message. ID property contains the serialNumber of the target controller or 0. When the ID property is set to 0, all controllers will reset their configuration. In response, controllers will delete all configuration files contained in their flash memory and then reboot. Upon restarting, the controller will detect the absence of the controllers configruation file and start the process of downloading its configuration data from the server using a http RESTful API call to the server using the url /controller/config?serialNumber=xxx where xxx is the controller's serial number. See the Controller RESTful API for more information.
| #define SYS_RESET_DEVICE_CONFIG 19 |
Controller Reset Device Configuration message. ID property contains the deviceID of the target device. In response, the target device will delete all configuration files contained in the flash memory and then start the process of downloading its configuration data from the server using a http RESTful API call to the server using the url /controller/device/config?deviceID=xxx where xxx is the device's id number. See the Controller RESTful API for more information.
| #define SYS_RESET_NOTIFICATION_LIST 22 |
Reset Controller Notification List message. ID property contains the serialNumber of the target controller or 0. When the ID property is set to 0, all controllers respond to the message. The controller will respond by making a http RESTful API call to the server using the url /controller/notification_list?serialNumber=xxx where xxx is the controller's serial number. The server will send back a list of controllerIDs the controller must notify when sending commands or status messages. The list is then saved in the controller's configuration data stored on flash memory.
| #define SYS_RESTARTING 16 |
Controller Restarting message. ID property contains the serialNumber of the controller. Controllers send this message just before the controller is about to restart.
| #define SYS_ROUTE_CONFIG_CHANGED 25 |
A Route's definition/configration has changed. ID property contains the routeID of the route that's been modified. This causes the RouteMonitor in each controller to download the new configuration for the route.
| #define SYS_SERVER_HEARTBEAT 12 |
Application Server Heartbeat message. The application server sends this message every 60 seconds. The message contains the server's IP address in field[0], field[1], field[2] and field[3] of the message's payload. Field[4] contains a 1 the first time the controller sends a heartbeat message and 0 on subsequent messages. Controllers use the field[4] as a flag to determine when the server is coming online (possibly after a server restart). The controller will respond by sending device status messages to the application server when this flag is set to 1.
| #define SYS_SERVER_SHUTDOWN 20 |
Server shutdown message. Sent by the Application Server when the server is shutting down or restarting.
| #define TRN_ACTIVATE 6 |
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Activate Turnout route message. ID property contains the routeID. The Turnout device locates the route in its configuration data and sets the turnout state as defined by the route.
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Turnout Device status message


 Imagine the hurt a young woman must feel to hear words like that from the father she once adored. As though this utterance were not enough of a cross to bear, this vulnerable individual hears an outburst from the lover for whom she waited one year, who proclaims that since he has all the charm and she nothing but money, he should be entitled to a share of her wealth after marriage. What gives "Washington Square" its particularly inviting quality is that throughout the film the audience does not truly know whether the young, handsome and captivating suitor of a shy, innocent person is after her for her money or whether he truly loves her. What's more, Henry James, who wrote his novel about a family high in New York social circles, wants us to have mixed feelings about the cynical and verbally abusive father. Does he want to protect his only daughter from the pitches of fortune hunters, or is just plain ornery about a girl whose delivery resulted in the childbirth death of his wife? It's no wonder that this readable classic was the subject of a major film forty-eight years ago, entitled "The Heiress" and starring Ralph Richardson, Montgomery Clift and Olivia de Havilland; and of a recent stage version at New York's Roundabout Theater with Philip Bosco and Cherry Jones in the leading roles. Given a moderately feminist twist by Agnieszka Holland in a beautifully photographed new movie, "Washington Square" features Jennifer Jason Leigh in the role of Catherine Sloper, an awkward girl who becomes her own woman and gains a comeuppance against the two men whose mixed feelings toward her caused so much distress. Adapted from the Henry James novel by screenwriter Carol Doyle and photographed in Baltimore by Jerzy Zielinski, this "Washington Square" may disappoint those who prefer the theatrical revenge conclusion of the Roundabout Theater's production but will please those who like their movies to remain close to the literary designs of the novelists. "Washington Square" shows its wares realistically with only a brief outpouring of histrionics, and conveys a tidy look at a portion of New York society a century and a half ago. In dealing with the life of Ms. Sloper before she meets her eager suitor, director Holland selects a few seminal episodes in her early life to impart the young girl's awkwardness. Particularly moving, almost painful to watch, is a song recital she is about to give to an audience of father, aunts, uncles and cousins, only to freeze with stagefright and urinate copiously on the living room floor. Despite the embarrassment and shame she seems to cause the father she tries heartbreakingly to please, her dad, Dr. Austin Sloper (Albert Finney), makes clear that she has no social graces, limited looks, and an inability to capture the attentions of an eligible bachelor. Encouraged by a slightly dotty and loving Aunt Lavinia (Maggie Smith) who lives with the family, Catherine accepts the attentions of a handsome, magnetic suitor, Morris Townsend (Ben Chaplin), a penniless member of society who at first appears to have ardent feelings for her. When Dr. Sloper--who calls Morris an idler who is out for money--threatens to disinherit Catherine unless she breaks off the relationship, even taking her on a one-year trip to Europe to allow Catherine's feelings to cool, the lines are effectively drawn. While Ms. Holland does furnish the flavor of New York society by giving us glimpses into the parties, by carefully showing us the far-reaching and lavishly furnished home at 21 Washington Square, by offering a look at the many servants, she avoids the lush and stilted theatricality of Merchant-Ivory productions while displaying a movie far more toned down than her own "Total Eclipse" (about the relationship between Paul Verlaine and Arthur Rimbaud). Her calm approach provides a note of authenticity and realism to the goings-on while retaining dramatic punch through a single, showdown scene between Catherine and her suitor, Morris Townsend. While Cherry Jones, who shone in the cast of the Roundabout Theater production some years back, might have offered a more genuine reading of Catherine's character, Jennifer Jason Leigh does fine, broadening her range after appearing previously in terminally cynical roles such as that of Dorothy Parker. Albert Finney is more in tune with the doctor's persona than the blustery and less witty Philip Bosco, who re-created the role alongside Cherry Jones, and Ben Chaplin plays the part subtly enough that we are kept speculating about his motives. "Washington Square," then, is a down-to-earth piece of moviemaking filled with solid performances and a mildly feminist resolution which should please many without offending audience members of a conservative bent. Rated PG. Running Time: 115 minutes. (C) 1997 Harvey Karten
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“Node's goal is to provide an easy way to build scalable network programs”nodejs.org
Actually... Turns out JS is a pretty neat language, and Node.js gives you:
This is the single most difficult thing to get used to when using Node.
printf("one\n");
sleep(2);
printf("two\n");
vs.
console.log("one")
setTimeout(function () {
console.log("two")
}, 2000)
Magic & libuv
All IO operations are handled outside of the vertical process flow.
Vertical process flow?
... is really the same as in the browser.
function greet(who) {
console.log("Hello")
console.log("how")
function sayWho() {
console.log(who + "?")
}
setTimeout(sayWho, 0)
console.log("are")
}
greet("you")
When functions are created, they contain the state context of where they were created.
function greet(who) {
console.log("Hello")
console.log("how")
function sayWho() {
console.log(who + "?")
}
process.nextTick(sayWho)
console.log("are")
}
greet("you")
All of this relies on functions being first class variable types. This is the standard way of passing continuations in Node.
Synchronous code tends to be vertical (top->bottom), and asynchronous: horizontal (left->right).
function greet(who) {
console.log("Hello")
console.log("how")
function sayWho() {
process.nextTick(function () {
console.log("?")
})
console.log(who)
}
process.nextTick(sayWho)
console.log("are")
}
greet("you")
You can write a JavaScript file that will run in either Node or the browser. However, browsers don't have the same features as Node.
Browserify will convert almost *any* Node.js code to be browser compatible. It will polyfill as much as possible with browser analogs.
Node.js finally fulfills the promise of a single-language stack. (Looking at you, GWT...)
Odds are good you already know and use JavaScript.
For typical web-based applications, the IO operations are the bottlenecks.
With Node, there is no need for external systems to scale or parallelize IO bandwidth. (e.g. Apache mod_php mod_perl, etc.)
All the most common stuff you'll need is built delivered right with the language:
Every new technology that comes out incorporates lessons from the successes and failures of its predecessors.
From modulecounts.com
While in some ways this can be a disadvantage it does bring a few great benefits:
If the CPU is pegged, the event loop gets blocked.
If you intentionally block the event loop, the event loop gets blocked.
By Default the V8 JavaScript heap is about 2gb. This can be configured higher, but beware of GC costs.
After that short intro, let's delve into some key concepts.
When I started working with Node I thought I knew JavaScript. Node will help you actually learn it.
Node is single-process
libuv is the back-end that provides the asynchronous to Node.
It uses back-end threads to run the event loop and handle continuations.
Worth mentioning again: Any JavaScript code in a single context is Synchronous.
Node keeps track of "pending" things. Your application won't exit until this number is zero. (Open sockets, timers...)
process.memoryUsage()
{ rss: 10371072,
heapTotal: 7195904,
heapUsed: 2442752 }
The node docs are pretty great.
npm is Node's package manager. It is packaged directly with Node. It is awesome.
The Async nature of Node.js makes Exception Handling an even harder topic than usual.
someAsyncThing(foo, function (err, reply) {
if (err) {
console.log(err)
return // IMPORTANT
}
return doStuff(reply)
})
takesCallback(foo, callback) {
someAsyncThing(foo, function (err, reply) {
if (err) return callback(err)
return doStuff(reply)
})
}
When you're ready, you can check out process.uncaughtException and Domains.
To play along:
Let me know how it goes! @brycebaril


Best TV shows on Apple TV+
Apple TV+ has arrived, with plenty of new telly shows to binge. Here's our selection of the 7 best series for you to enjoy
by Martyn CasserlyApple TV+ is now available for £4.99/$4.99 per month, taking on the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+ for dominance of our TV screens. So, what does it have to offer? Here's our pick of the 7 best shows to stream.
See
This post-apocalyptic adventure stars Aquaman himself, Jason Momoa, in a bleak tale where most of humanity has been wiped out by a virus, with the survivors all now blind. Into this world comes two babies, both of whom have the gift of sight. This is seen by some as hope for a better future, while others fear it is the portent of a final death knell for mankind.
Momoa leads a tribe who choose to protect the young ones, while religious elders send an army to kill them. Who will prevail?
The Morning Show
Another star-studded series, with Jennifer Aniston taking that lead as a daytime newsroom anchor whose long-term onscreen partner (Steve Carell) is suddenly fired after a sexual abuse scandal. While recovering from this huge setback, Aniston's own job comes under threat from the younger, hungrier journalist played by Reese Witherspoon.
Studio bosses see a possible star in the making, but does Aniston have what it takes to fight for her anchor role or even her sanity? All will be revealed on The Morning Show.
Snoopy in Space
What? It's Snoopy…in space! Good grief, what more do you people want?
Join Snoopy and Woodstock as they head off to NASA with the aim of becoming astronauts. All of the classic Peanuts characters are cheering them on, with Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus, Marcie and crew manning the controls back on Earth. Plus, there's a piano soundtrack inspired by the evergreen work of Vincent Guaraldi.
For All Mankind
Continuing the astronaut theme is this alternative-history drama in which the Russians won the space race and put the first man on the moon.  Thus, begins a new race with all the personal and technical challenges it brings.
Ghostwriter
Four schoolchildren work to solve mysteries that are triggered when a ghost that haunts the local bookshop frees fictional characters from novels. Chaos and comedy result, in this fun, family-friendly show that's a much gentler alternative to Netflix's Stranger Things.
The Elephant Queen
If all this drama seems a bit too much, sit back and follow the journey of a herd of elephants as they wander across the wilderness of Africa. Led by their matriarch, Athena, the animals must travel far from their waterhole to find a new home, facing dangers and joys along the way.
Narrated by BAFTA winner Chiwetel Ejiofor OBE, the documentary features incredible wildlife footage and is a welcome slice of tranquillity in an otherwise tiring world.
Oprah's Book Club
Oprah Winfrey is a phenomenon. Rising from poverty, she fought her way to become one of the most powerful and influential people in modern media.
One of her many ventures was the Book Club that featured on her talk show for nearly fifteen years. Now this is being reinvented for Apple TV+, with Winfrey selecting a book for each episode then discussing the themes and inspirations with its author. So, buy the book, watch the show, and expand your horizons.
If you're intrigued by the shows above, be sure to also check out our complete guide to Apple TV+.


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UFO's buzz Washington D.C.
Washington Post | Submitted by: ian m.
"'It was this object, this light-blue object, traveling at a phenomenal rate
of speed,' Rogers said... Military officials confirm that two F-16 jets from
Andrews Air Force Base were scrambled early yesterday after radar detected an
unknown aircraft in area airspace... [T]hey do not know just what the jets
were chasing, because whatever it was disappeared. "There are any number of
scenarios, but we don't know what it was," said Maj. Barry Venable... When the
F-16s carrying air-to-air missiles were launched from Andrews, the unidentified
aircraft's track faded from the radar, the military official said, speaking on
condition of anonymity."
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God save the... oops
BBC | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
"The Radio Authority has upheld a complaint against Virgin Radio for
following a news item on the Queen Mother's death with the Sex Pistols' hit
God Save The Queen. It was aired on a show in April, shortly after a report
on how the Queen was planning to deliver a eulogy about her late mother,
who died on 31 March." British censorship apparently mandates good taste.
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Terrorist training camp found: Alabama
Wire Services | Submitted by: Mrs. C.
A paramilitary training program in Alabama may have enrolled hostile
foreigners? No way could that ever happen in this country.
"Its owners, believed by authorities to be the militants' unwitting
accomplices, offered training in automatic weapons, urban warfare and
martial arts to fight guerrilla attacks."
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Drug search terror in kindergarten
Wire Services | Submitted by: BlackRaiser
"The German shepherd got off its leash in a kindergarten classroom and chased
students. Some started crying and at least one urinated involuntarily. 'The
very notion of there being a drug problem in kindergarten is ridiculous.'"
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US is shipping suspects to Middle East for torture
Christian Science Monitor | Submitted by: Ghost of the Bunker
The US is shipping key Al Qaeda suspects to the Middle East for
interrogation. "These countries – Egypt, Syria, and Jordan, among them,
use torture, which, some officials suggest, extracts information much more
quickly than more benign interrogation methods."
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Taxpayers will fund government whore house
Melbourne Herald Sun | Submitted by: Vesney
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AU$220,000 to set up a six-bedroom house in St Kilda for the sex worker
centre proposed in the Attorney-General's street prostitution report,
released last month... The Government maintains it will be able to recoup
most of the running costs from fees paid by sex workers' clients for
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For Unlawful Canine Knowledge
Bloomington Pantagraph | Submitted by: Gutter Juice
Back in the 1970's, when the Illinois Penal Code was rewritten, someone
forgot to criminalize bestiality, tee hee. The governor has just now got
around to signing the law to make this illegal again.  Prison terms could be longer if the deed results in serious
injury or death to the animal or is done in front of a minor."
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St. Petersburg Times | Submitted by: Toots
"Hircock was among a team of emergency workers who had to trudge through
a house filled with trash, feces, insects and abandoned pets at the Arbors
neighborhood in the Meadow Pointe community.  Nearby, a 5-foot-deep
stack of trash bags, bicycles and old tires filled the three-car garage."
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National Geographic | Submitted by: portalnet
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Though her longest tentacles have been lost, estimates based on her remaining
arms suggest she would have been around 50 feet—a little larger than the
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"Juan Diego, expected to become the Roman Catholic church's first Indian
saint next week, doesn't look much like an Indian these days. The church has
replaced traditional renderings of the 16th century figure in which he is
depicted as a sparsely whiskered, dark-skinned Indian with a new version
showing him with a full-beard and light skin. The image is causing an uproar
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Olympic Games
问题描述 :
Mike loves the olympic games. What he hates about olympic games � besides them taking place only once every four years � is that the individual events are scheduled concurrently. That way it is never possible to watch all competitions live. Mike always tries to plan his personal schedule in order to maximize the number of events he can attend to. However, at the end he is never sure whether or not his schedule actually is optimal. Help him!
Given the days and times on which events take place, determine the maximum number of events Mike can watch. Mike never leaves during an event, so it is not possible to partially attend to events.
输入:
The input starts with a line containing a single integer n, the number of test cases.
Each test case starts with a line containing an integer 1 <= m <= 50000 that specifies the number of different events. The next m lines describe one event with three integers d, s, e. The event takes place on day d of the olympics, it starts at s and it ends at e, where the times are given in the form hhmm. All events are assumed to conclude the same day they started.
Each test case starts with a line containing an integer 1 <= m <= 50000 that specifies the number of different events. The next m lines describe one event with three integers d, s, e. The event takes place on day d of the olympics, it starts at s and it ends at e, where the times are given in the form hhmm. All events are assumed to conclude the same day they started.
输出:
The input starts with a line containing a single integer n, the number of test cases.
Each test case starts with a line containing an integer 1 <= m <= 50000 that specifies the number of different events. The next m lines describe one event with three integers d, s, e. The event takes place on day d of the olympics, it starts at s and it ends at e, where the times are given in the form hhmm. All events are assumed to conclude the same day they started.
Each test case starts with a line containing an integer 1 <= m <= 50000 that specifies the number of different events. The next m lines describe one event with three integers d, s, e. The event takes place on day d of the olympics, it starts at s and it ends at e, where the times are given in the form hhmm. All events are assumed to conclude the same day they started.
样例输入:
2 10 1 1220 1340 2 1155 1220 2 1220 1340 3 1220 1240 1 1200 1320 2 1250 1310 2 1330 1550 3 1030 1130 3 1130 1300 3 1240 1330 3 1 0500 2200 1 0000 0700 1 2000 2359
样例输出:
Scenario #1: 7 Scenario #2: 2
先给天数排序，同一天按结束时间排序，使用贪心就可以了
#include<iostream> #include<algorithm> #include<stdio.h> using namespace std; struct as { int day; int sta; int end; } p[50010]; int cmp(as a ,as b) { if(a.day>b.day) return 0; else if(a.day==b.day) return a.end<b.end; else return 1; } int main() { int t,n,i,time,sum,pos,ko=1; cin>>t; while(t--) { sum=0; cin>>n; for(i=0; i<n; i++) scanf("%d%d%d",&p[i].day,&p[i].sta,&p[i].end); sort(p,p+n,cmp); sum++; time=p[0].day;//记录天数 pos=0;//用来记录当前的位置 for(i=1; i<n; i++) { if(p[i].day==time&&p[i].sta>=p[pos].end) { sum++; pos=i; } if(p[i].day!=time) { time=p[i].day; pos=i; sum++; } } cout<<"Scenario #"<<ko<<":"<<endl; cout<<sum<<endl<<endl; ko++; } }
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一般这种剧不是寒影重就是离人醉我觉得寒影重的可能性比较大来一场死也要在一起的感觉 而雷灵根只是单相思
一般这种剧不是寒影重就是离人醉我觉得寒影重的可能性比较大来一场死也要在一起的感觉 而雷灵根只是单相思
一般这种剧不是寒影重就是离人醉我觉得寒影重的可能性比较大来一场死也要在一起的感觉 而雷灵根只是单相思
一般这种剧不是寒影重就是离人醉我觉得寒影重的可能性比较大来一场死也要在一起的感觉 而雷灵根只是单相思
一般这种剧不是寒影重就是离人醉我觉得寒影重的可能性比较大来一场死也要在一起的感觉 而雷灵根只是单相思
一般这种剧不是寒影重就是离人醉我觉得寒影重的可能性比较大来一场死也要在一起的感觉 而雷灵根只是单相思
一般这种剧不是寒影重就是离人醉我觉得寒影重的可能性比较大来一场死也要在一起的感觉 而雷灵根只是单相思
一般这种剧不是寒影重就是离人醉我觉得寒影重的可能性比较大来一场死也要在一起的感觉 而雷灵根只是单相思
一般这种剧不是寒影重就是离人醉我觉得寒影重的可能性比较大来一场死也要在一起的感觉 而雷灵根只是单相思
一般这种剧不是寒影重就是离人醉我觉得寒影重的可能性比较大来一场死也要在一起的感觉 而雷灵根只是单相思
一般这种剧不是寒影重就是离人醉我觉得寒影重的可能性比较大来一场死也要在一起的感觉 而雷灵根只是单相思
第二个方法挺不错。NewHead代表新的头节点，通过递归找到最后一个节点之后，就把这个节点赋给NewHead，然后一直返回返回，中途这个值是没有变化的，一边返回一边把相应的指针方向颠倒，最后结束时返回新的头节点到主函数。
很好的模板
补充：此算法求出的不一定是最优解，之前理解错了
通不过。
这代码的输出格式不对阿，else语句的low=p移动一下位置，增加可读性
确实有点难度，搞了好久。int溢出要注意
较好的写法是 start+(end-start)/2
这个才是我想要的
I go through some of your put up and I uncovered a good deal of expertise from it. Many thanks for posting this sort of exciting posts
学习了！！
这个问题别太纠结了，不同的编译器结果不一
这道题目虽然简单，但是小编做的很到位，应该会给很多人启发吧！对于面试当中不给开辟额外空间的问题不是绝对的，实际上至少是允许少数变量存在的。之前遇到相似的问题也是恍然大悟，今天看到小编这篇文章相见恨晚。
和编译器有关吧，我用的g++正常。头文件可能还需要一个<string.h>


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I must say that I was pleasantly surprised at the potency of this wonderful plant. I decided to order 4 grams of '10x' extract from an online shop just to see what the effects would be like.
I was on an empty stomach and so decided to try it out at a low dosage of 1 gram. The packaging claimed that it would be active at 2 grams, and would yield 'strong effects' at 4g. I had heard of its bitter taste, but decided to tough it out. I simply mixed the powder with a coffee cup full of water and drank it quickly. The taste was bitter, but not unbearable. I'd suggest mixing it with any regular beverage of choice. Would probably go well with fruit juice or iced tea.
After about 20 minutes of drinking the liquid, I began to feel as if I had taken an opioid-based painkiller. As time went on, the effect got more and more pleasant. There was no 'speedy' sensation at the beginning, as most users have reported, but this is only my first time with this drug. As of this writing I am still feeling a strong sedative effect, very similar to that of a heavy Vicodin dose. The only negative effect I am experiencing is itchiness.
All in all, I must say that of all the legal psychoactives I have tried, this one is by far the most enjoyable, and seems to be one of the precious few that does anything at all.
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Problem Solving
The theme for this week's blog is finding solutions to problems, my favorite part of working on IT! I have always had this taste for puzzles and for finding solutions to the weirdest hardest problems. Since I started programming it obviously comes with a slightly different baggage and specially different tools that you can use to help you through the way.
In the following lines I have to reflect upon a time when I had felt blocked and (another) that I was able to overcome and resolve it in an elegant way. When learning to code you get blocked with silly things once every 10 minutes or so, the thing is to learn to get out of these issues easily. I will also go through some of the techniques we learned on the course and specify how I'm feeling about them.
Story about a problem
- What was the problem?
- What problem solving techniques did you use?
- How did you feel throughout the process?
- What did you learn?
I had to write a small program that would create a string that represents an 8×8 grid, using newline characters to separate lines creating the pattern of a "chessboard". I found it hard to resolve this problem using the three principles of programming DRY, YAGNI and KISS. I had to write down all the possibilities to display the solution, including a representation using boxes and crosses to make it easier for me to understand. I also had to use google to find a way to multiply strings in my crazy attempt to make my function as short as possible, he he.
I used paper and pencil to visualize the problem first, I made a graphic representation of what I needed which led me to group the symbols in two variables: a = " #"
and b = "# "
. I also had to google and learn a function to multiply strings called repeat
.
It was a bit of a brain teaser and hard to solve, however I have to say I really enjoyed working on it. This kind of challenges really feel like solving puzzles and that is my favorite thing!
Even after I resolved the problem, I know it is not perfect. It only works to resolve the problem in the very specific way it was presented for the text, and it will break if you add odd numbers to it for example. But I learned a new function and practiced my pseudocode, so I have that going on for me, which is nice.
Problem solving techniques and processes
We had this long list of different troubleshooting techniques to go through, but I don't want to bore you presenting all of them at once. I would like to mention the ones I found most useful mainly so I can remember them better.
Pseudocode is writing the skeleton of the program in a piece of paper without using code but just the logic. This is something I have been using a lot since before I started the course. It helps specially when you don't know exactly how to do something (like when you are just learning a programming language for example) but you can line up the steps of how the problem can be resolved. From there I usually go and try to fill everything out with what I know, and google what I still don't know. I then try and give it a first run, but at this stage I know something will surely fail. From there it is finding the problems and solving them one by one. A really helpful tool when working with Javascript is using Developer Tools in Chrome.
I am lucky to have a few friends that know programming and I can ask questions when I get stuck. They have to be good questions as in per try to find the solution yourself and if you don't find it then, and just then, articulate an intelligent way to get the answer you want. Otherwise you get sent to RTFM or more politely to "google" what you are looking for.
Javascript Array functions
I will explain with my own words a couple of array functions in Javascript. I have to say I banged my head against the wall for some time trying to understand these concepts using the recommended documentation MDN Mozilla Developer Network which is way too "academic" can we say (more like cryptic, but hey! To each their own). I did understand finally when I read the W3Schools documentation.
- Map
.map()
- Filter
.filter()
- Reduce
.reduce()
This method applies a given function to each element of an array and then returns a new array containing these results. The original array remains unchanged.
This method uses a given function to check through to each element of an array: if the result is true
it returns the element, otherwise it discards it. From this method you also obtain a new array containing only the elements that passed the "check". The original array remains unchanged.
This method seems to be quite mathematic in the sense that it will go through each item in an array and apply a function which will reduce it to a single element. I could not see (or more accurately understand) one example that was not used to produce a mathematic result such as the sum of all elements. I found this really friendly article that explains it using loops, the problem is that the loops are already clean and clear, then why use reduce at all? The miseries of Javascript...


Gardaí investigating the discovery of a body at a house in Kerry
Gardaí are investigating the discovery of a body at a house in Torc Terrace, Killarney, Co. Kerry.
The body of a man in his 50s was discovered on November 20, after Gardaí received a report of a sudden death at a house in Killarney.
Gardaí say they "are keeping an open mind" in relation to the matter, with an investigation ongoing. Gardaí say the outcome of the post mortem will determine the course of the investigation.
The man's body remains at the scene which has now been preserved for technical examination by the local Scenes of Crime Unit.
The State Pathologist and local Coroner have also been informed.


What is our project?
Compiler-like algebraic expression simplifier
- It can simplify the algebraic expression
What is our project?
Tools
- Tokenizer, parser, and optimizer
- Python3, LLVMPY, and PLY
Why These Tools?
- Python3 is easy to use
- PLY is based on Python,
- contains LAX as tokenizor
- YACC as parser
- LLVMPY is the optimizer, python version of LLVM
Motivation
- Chemical formula translator
- Get a better understanding of the compiler by using easier objects
- Solve the real life problem
The Grammer
- Operators: PLUS, MINUS, TIMES, etc
- Constants: ln2, 2^2, etc
- Regular numbers
- Variables: x^2, y^23
e.g. x^2 + 2x^2 + ln3 =
The Precedence of Parser
It is simple shift-reduce parser (LR(1)), because they are simple expressions
The precedence:
('left','PLUS','MINUS')
('left','TIMES','DIVIDE')
('right','UMINUS') e.g. (-5)
Challange
- Rugular expression
- Get familiar with new tools
- Constract rules
Where to Go From Here?
Dedending on how many time we left, we can finish the parser or optimizer


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| EggAttributes | operator= (const EggAttributes copy) |
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| bool | sortsLessThan (const EggAttributes other) |
| An ordering operator to compare two vertices for sorting order. More... | |
| transform (const LMatrix4d mat) | |
| Applies the indicated transformation matrix to the attributes. More... | |
| write (Ostream out, int indent_level) | |
| Writes the attributes to the indicated output stream in Egg format. More... | |
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| static TypeHandle | getClassType () |
Public Attributes | |
| EggMorphNormalList | _dnormals |
| EggMorphColorList | _drgbas |
The set of attributes that may be applied to vertices as well as polygons, such as surface normal and color.
This class cannot inherit from EggObject, because it causes problems at the EggPolygon level with multiple appearances of the EggObject base class. And making EggObject a virtual base class is just no fun.
| __init__ | ( | ) |
| __init__ | ( | const EggAttributes | copy | ) |
| clearColor | ( | ) |
| clearNormal | ( | ) |
| int compareTo | ( | const EggAttributes | other | ) |
An ordering operator to compare two vertices for sorting order.
This imposes an arbitrary ordering useful to identify unique vertices.
| copyColor | ( | const EggAttributes | other | ) |
Sets this color to be the same as the other's, include morphs.
If the other has no color, this clears the color.
| copyNormal | ( | const EggAttributes | other | ) |
Sets this normal to be the same as the other's, include morphs.
If the other has no normal, this clears the normal.
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Returns the color set on this particular attribute.
If there is no color set, returns white.
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| bool hasColor | ( | ) |
| bool hasNormal | ( | ) |
| bool matchesColor | ( | const EggAttributes | other | ) |
Returns true if this color matches that of the other EggAttributes object, include the morph list.
| bool matchesNormal | ( | const EggAttributes | other | ) |
Returns true if this normal matches that of the other EggAttributes object, include the morph list.
| EggAttributes operator= | ( | const EggAttributes | copy | ) |
| setColor | ( | const LColor | Color | ) |
| setNormal | ( | const LNormald | normal | ) |
| bool sortsLessThan | ( | const EggAttributes | other | ) |
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This imposes an arbitrary ordering useful to identify unique vertices.
| transform | ( | const LMatrix4d | mat | ) |
Applies the indicated transformation matrix to the attributes.
| write | ( | Ostream | out, |
| int | indent_level | ||
| ) |
Writes the attributes to the indicated output stream in Egg format.
| EggMorphNormalList _dnormals |
| EggMorphColorList _drgbas |


Tamizhvendan has written a book that will blow your mind (in a good way) – beginner or intermediate alike. In a lucid and clear manner, He walks through creating a full web app. He shows you how to build a website that instantaneously updates in response to what happens on the server.
Through this, you’ll learn not only good patterns for writing functional web APIs and web apps but also get a taste of how it works end-to-end. Typically books that try this get lost on the way; some descend into a single piece of functionality that gets overworked, some into obsessive testing and others simply skip over it. In F# Applied, you’ll learn how it’s done for realTM, instead.
The strength of this book is its focus on the end-to-end scenario of using Suave, thereby letting you learn like you were pair-programming with a benevolent senior developer by your side.
Read this. You’ll enjoy it.
As the designer of F#, I’m delighted to recommend this book to you. “F# Applied” is an excellent introduction to applied, modern programming for the web. Starting with Suave, the F# server-side web framework, this book will teach you how to create complete applications using Functional-First Programming with F#. Tamizhvendan teaches you how to write simple, clear code and to use the latest web development techniques.
Functional Programming is highly suited to the era of the Web and Cloud. If you are a web programmer, you need to be thinking functionally – so make the shift now!
I also personally invite you to contribute to the F# community through participation in the F# Software Foundation. I am a member of the organization and am proud to contribute my part to the community. I encourage you to learn how to contribute to the technologies you use – don’t just be a “user”, but be a “maker” as well.
Tamizhvendan is an early Suave adopter and has often written about Suave micro-services. In this book, he does a great job explaining the basic principles on which Suave is built on. I found the style easy to follow.
This book will teach you how to create Suave-based web applications using modern application development techniques; from start to finish, including setting up Continuous Integration and deploying containers to the cloud!


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The Things Stack is a robust yet flexible LoRaWAN Network Server that caters to the needs of demanding LoRaWAN deployments, from covering the essentials to advanced security configurations and device life cycle management.
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August 2017 - August '20University of Mumbai (BE in Computer Engineering)
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4.2.4 : Nor
What if we want the opposite of OR? We can apply a NOT operator on an OR operator and form NOT OR. However, this can get clunky using two operators. This is where the NOR operator comes in. NOR combines the two operators, NOT and OR, into one. Just like english we want neither x NOR y to be true. Below shows the truth table set up just as before, 00, 01, 10, 11.
Notation: x NOR y
| x | y | x NOR y |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0 | 1 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 0 |
Currently, I can't seem to find the real mathematical similarities to NOR. NOR does have some other interesting properties. Also, I felt bad about not giving another venn diagram.
A Universal Gate
As mentioned above, NOR has some very interesting properties. The most important of which is that it's a universal gate. What is a universal gate, you may ask. A universal gate is a gate that can make other gates. I can use a NOR gate to create a NOT, OR, and AND gate. This means, I can replace all these gates with NOR and solve any boolean expression with only NOR gates. Below I sketched out how to do each gate. Make the truth table for each. Don't just memorize what these look like, understand why they work.
| x | x NOR x | NOT x |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 0 |
| x | y | (x NOR y) NOR (x NOR y) |
x OR y |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| x | y | (x NOR x) NOR (y NOR y) |
x AND y |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Practice Problems
If y is false and (x NOR y) is true, what is x?


As part of an Arduino hobby project, I wanted to set up a development environment that steered clear of the Arduino IDE and gave me an easy-to-use toolchain that fit in with my existing tools. While the Arduino IDE is useful for simple sketches, once I moved into anything remotely complex I yearned for the features provided by modern day text editors such as Sublime Text or VS Code. This post documents my journey to the almost perfect (for me) dev environment for Arduino and other micro-controllers.
Requirements
Before I started down the path of customizing everything I had a couple constraints:
- Standard text editor, with standard text editing features.
- Syntax highlighting, customized to my liking.
- Code completion/IntelliSense.
- Command line compilation and upload.
- And if possible, support for other devices and good documentation.
VS Code Arduino Extension
My daily text editor for a while has been Visual Studio Code, an electron based editor that wooed me over from native editors like Sublime Text through a rich ecosystem of extensions and just really great sane defaults. Hoping I’d still be able to use VS Code as part of my Arduino dev process, I was able to find the VS Code Arduino extension developed by none other than Microsoft.
The extension is currently in preview, with a couple issues that may or may not affect your workflow. It interfaces with the Arduino IDE to bring over some handy functionality:
- Board & library manager.
- Serial monitor.
- Integrated Arduino debugging (through OpenOCD).
Getting IntelliSense to work
Fortunately and unfortunately the extension only get us 80% of the way
there. I ran into errors where Arduino symbols like pinMode
or LOW/HIGH
were undefined and which seemed to be a common issue that
other Arduino hobbyists encountered.
The fix is simple, we need to set up our include paths so that VS Code
C/C++ IntelliSense parser knows where to look. Since part of the issue is
the inability to recursively walk through the include folders, we'll need
to explicitly add each folder. This can be accomplished by editing the
c_cpp_properties.json
file to include the following paths:
Note: The
c_cpp_properties.json
file can be accessed via the command palette:⌘⬆P -> C/Cpp: Edit Configurations
.
1 // note to save some space,
2 // $PACKAGES = $HOME/Library/Arduino15/packages/arduino
3 "includePath": [
4 "$PACKAGES/hardware/avr/1.6.21/cores/arduino",
5 "$PACKAGES/hardware/avr/1.6.21/libraries",
6 "$PACKAGES/hardware/avr/1.6.21/variants/standard",
7 "$PACKAGES/tools/avr-gcc/4.9.2-atmel3.5.4-arduino2/avr/include",
8 "$PACKAGES/tools/avr-gcc/4.9.2-atmel3.5.4-arduino2/lib/gcc/avr/4.9.2/include",
9 "${workspaceFolder}"
10 ]
The versions in the paths will change depending on how often you update
your Arduino IDE libraries, but should cover all the standard Arduino
includes. If you need additional libraries, you should be able to find the
paths for those roughly around the same area. Custom libraries, such as
ones you’ve written yourself, should ideally be in a lib
folder under
the same folder as your main sketch file. For example if you have a
sensor
library it’d look like below. The importance of the lib
folder
structure will come into play in the toolchain section.
project/
├── lib/
│ └── sensor/
│ ├── sensor.cpp
│ └── sensor.h
├── Makefile
└── main.ino
Lastly and most importantly, we need to add #include <Arduino.h>
at the
top of our main sketch file so that the VS Code IntelliSense to start
working its magic.
Arduino Toolchain
With the text editor now working within the requirements I set earlier, I looked towards compiling and uploading an Arduino sketch file using nothing but the command line. After a little searching I stumbled upon Arduino Makefile, a fantastic open source project with a very configurable workflow for sketch compilation and upload.
Issues and Fixes
Following the example Makefiles, getting up and running with a single sketch file was easy. As more files were added to the project there were a couple non-obvious changes I needed to make to my project structure and the Makefile to support user-defined libraries.
First, user-defined libraries should have a folder structure that follows a familiar format:
lib/
└── <library>/
│ ├── <library>.cpp
│ └── <library>.h
In the Makefile, we’ll need to define two variables which define the libraries that should be included in the compilation process and the path to the user-defined libraries.
BOARD_TAG = uno
ARDUINO_LIBS = <library name> <library name two>
USER_LIB_PATH = $(PWD)/lib
# The following path may be different for you. This path
# is for OSX users who installed Arduino Makefile via Homebrew
include /usr/local/opt/arduino-mk/Arduino.mk
Now we should be able to run make
to compile the project and make upload
to upload the sketch to the connected Arduino board. The Arduino
Makefile will attempt to auto-detect variables based on your current OS and
settings that you have setup already in the Arduino IDE. If you need to
override any of variables, such as setting the BOARD_TAG
to the board
you’re using, simply put the user-defined variable before including the
Arduino Makefile.
For easier project management, the best practice is to include Arduino Makefile as a git submodule in your project repo and set the include path to the submodule.
Serial Monitor/Debugging
Once we’re able to upload a sketch to our Arduino, the last step would be to monitor and interactively input data into the serial port connection. This can be for any logs we’re outputting, setting up configurations, etc. Luckily, if you’re using any of the tools above there are plenty of ways to accomplish this.
If you’re using VS Code, the Arduino extension has commands to open a serial connection, set the baud rate, and select the serial port. Unfortunately, the Arduino extension only allows you to read from the serial port.
Arduino Makefile has a built-in command, make monitor
that connects to
the Arduino with the correct incantations through the screen
command.
While this works just fine, I’ve always enjoyed using the feature-ful
minicom
to connect to serial ports. It takes a little configuration but
the end result is a more powerful way to interact with the Arduino serial
connection.
Minicom is available on OSX via homebrew:
homebrew install minicom
To configure minicom, start it up with minicom -s
to prevent it from
immediately attempting to connect to any serial ports. From here you can
set the serial device to point to the usb serial port
(/dev/cu.usbserial-XXXX
) and set Hardware Flow Control
to Off
so that
you can send data through the serial port. Save these settings as the default
and every time you run minicom
it’ll start up with those settings and
immediately connect to the serial port.
Conclusion
And that's it! I've so far used the above configuration for about a month so far with no major problems. Next up on this adventure, I dive deeper into a project which involves sensors, pumps, and even WiFi communication for a more automated home.


The Mechanical Tele-Vision
(or How the RRG Conquered the World)
Paul Nipkow
German Inventor of Television
Fernseheinheit-sempfänger Telefunken E1
Telefunken receiver from 1933
At the 1936 Berlin Olympics
Television receiver showing a soccer broadcast in a military hospital in 1942.
"The entertainment programs are particularly curious."
"...early reality TV show depicting the wholesome Aryan life of a young German couple for the rest of the population to model themselves on..."
"We'll be able to show whatever we want. We'll create a reality, which the people of Germany need and can copy." - Josef Hebbels
Thank you
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- http://www.scheida.at/scheida/TV_SEITE/
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- http://www.oldtimeradio.de/Bilder/


Algorithm and scientific questions: <Huidong.Chen at mgh dot harvard dot edu>
Module wrapping issues: Ted Liefeld < jliefeld at cloud dot ucsd dot edu>
STREAM (Single-cell Trajectories Reconstruction, Exploration And Mapping) is an interactive pipeline capable of disentangling and visualizing complex branching trajectories from both single-cell transcriptomic and epigenomic data. Within GenePattern STREAM is implemented as a collection of modules that cover the entire STREAM processing pipeline to allow individual steps to be performed interactively for data exploration.
STREAM.VisualizeTrajectories is used to generate the subway and stream plots for a computed graph structure.
H Chen, L Albergante, JY Hsu, CA Lareau, GL Bosco, J Guan, S Zhou, AN Gorban, DE Bauer, MJ Aryee, DM Langenau, A Zinovyev, JD Buenrostro, GC Yuan, L Pinello Single-cell trajectories reconstruction, exploration and mapping of omics data with STREAM. Nature Communications, volume 10, Article number: 1903 (2019)
Nestorowa, S. et al. A single-cell resolution map of mouse hematopoietic stem and progenitor cell differentiation. Blood 128, e20-31 (2016).
Pinello Lab STREAM Github Repository
ADD GPNB NOTEBOOK HERE WHEN READY
Example data for the STREAM workflow can be downloaded from dropbox: Stream Example Data
Ref: Nestorowa, S. et al. A single-cell resolution map of mouse hematopoietic stem and progenitor cell differentiation. Blood 128, e20-31 (2016).
Example data for this specific module is available at stream_epg_result.pkl.
GenePattern 3.9.11 or later (dockerized).
General | |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| data file* | A STREAM pkl file containing an annotated AnnData matrix of gene expression data/td> |
| output filename* | The output filename prefix. |
| root | The starting node. |
| percentile dist | Percentile of cells' distances from branches (between 0 and 100) used for calculating the distances between branches of subway map. |
| preference | The preference of nodes. The branch with speficied nodes are preferred and put on the top part of subway plot. The higher ranks the node have, the closer to the top the branch with that node is. e.g. S3,S4. |
| color by | Specify how to color cells.'label': the cell labels. 'branch': the branch id identifed by STREAM. |
| subway factor | The factor used to adjust the distances between branches of subway map. |
| factor num win | The number of sliding windows. |
| factor min win | The factor used to calculate the sliding window size based on shortest branch. |
| factor width | The ratio between length and width of stream plot. |
Cell Plots | |
| Name | Description |
| create cell plots | Create the cell plots, True/False |
| log view | If True,the number of cells (the width) is logarithmized when outputing stream plot. |
| factor zoom in | If "log view" parameter is True, the factor used to zoom in the thin branches. |
Gene Plots | |
| Name | Description |
| create gene plots | Create the gene plots, True/False. |
| genes | Comma delimited list of genes, e.g. Car2,Gata1,Epx. |
PlottingParameters controlling the output figures. | |
| Name | Description |
| figure height | Figure height as used in matplotlib graphs. Default=8. |
| figure width | Figure width as used in matplotlib plots. Default=8 |
| figure legend num columns | The number of columns that the legend has. |
* - required


The Story of Doctor Dolittle
by Hugh Lofting
Chapter 19: The Rock
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- Year Published: 1920
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Lofting, H. (1920). The Story of Doctor Dolittle . New York, NY: Frederick A. Stokes
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- Genre: Fantasy
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Up they got, early next morning, out of the silken beds; and they saw that the sun was shining brightly and that the wind was blowing from the South.
Jip smelt the South wind for half an hour. Then he came to the Doctor, shaking his head.
"I smell no snuff as yet," he said. "We must wait till the wind changes to the East."
But even when the East wind came, at three o'clock that afternoon, the dog could not catch the smell of snuff.
The little boy was terribly disappointed and began to cry again, saying that no one seemed to be able to find his uncle for him. But all Jip said to the Doctor was,
"Tell him that when the wind changes to the West, I'll find his uncle even though he be in China—so long as he is still taking Black Rappee snuff."
Three days they had to wait before the West wind came. This was on a Friday morning, early—just as it was getting light. A fine rainy mist lay on the sea like a thin fog. And the wind was soft and warm and wet.
As soon as Jip awoke he ran upstairs and poked his nose in the air. Then he got most frightfully excited and rushed down again to wake the Doctor up.
"Doctor!" he cried. "I've got it! Doctor! Doctor! Wake up! Listen! I've got it! The wind's from the West and it smells of nothing but snuff. Come upstairs and start the ship—quick!"
So the Doctor tumbled out of bed and went to the rudder to steer the ship.
"Now I'll go up to the front," said Jip; "and you watch my nose—whichever way I point it, you turn the ship the same way. The man cannot be far off—with the smell as strong as this. And the wind's all lovely and wet. Now watch me!"
So all that morning Jip stood in the front part of the ship, sniffing the wind and pointing the way for the Doctor to steer; while all the animals and the little boy stood round with their eyes wide open, watching the dog in wonder.
About lunch–time Jip asked Dab–Dab to tell the Doctor that he was getting worried and wanted to speak to him. So Dab–Dab went and fetched the Doctor from the other end of the ship and Jip said to him,
"The boy's uncle is starving. We must make the ship go as fast as we can."
"How do you know he is starving?" asked the Doctor.
"Because there is no other smell in the West wind but snuff," said Jip. "If the man were cooking or eating food of any kind, I would be bound to smell it too. But he hasn't even fresh water to drink. All he is taking is snuff—in large pinches. We are getting nearer to him all the time, because the smell grows stronger every minute. But make the ship go as fast as you can, for I am certain that the man is starving."
"All right," said the Doctor; and he sent Dab–Dab to ask the swallows to pull the ship, the same as they had done when the pirates were chasing them.
So the stout little birds came down and once more harnessed themselves to the ship.
And now the boat went bounding through the waves at a terrible speed. It went so fast that the fishes in the sea had to jump for their lives to get out of the way and not be run over.
And all the animals got tremendously excited; and they gave up looking at Jip and turned to watch the sea in front, to spy out any land or islands where the starving man might be.
But hour after hour went by and still the ship went rushing on, over the same flat, flat sea; and no land anywhere came in sight.
And now the animals gave up chattering and sat around silent, anxious and miserable.  And on Jip's face there was a worried look.
At last, late in the afternoon, just as the sun was going down, the owl, Too–Too, who was perched on the tip of the mast, suddenly startled them all by crying out at the top of his voice,
"Jip! Jip! I see a great, great rock in front of us—look—way out there where the sky and the water meet. See the sun shine on it—like gold! Is the smell coming from there?"
And Jip called back,
"Yes. That's it. That is where the man is.— At last, at last!"
And when they got nearer they could see that the rock was very large—as large as a big field. No trees grew on it, no grass—nothing. The great rock was as smooth and as bare as the back of a tortoise.
Then the Doctor sailed the ship right round the rock. But nowhere on it could a man be seen. All the animals screwed up their eyes and looked as hard as they could; and John Dolittle got a telescope from downstairs.
But not one living thing could they spy—not even a gull, nor a star–fish, nor a shred of sea–weed.
They all stood still and listened, straining their ears for any sound. But the only noise they heard was the gentle lapping of the little waves against the sides of their ship.
Then they all started calling, "Hulloa, there!—HULLOA!" till their voices were hoarse. But only the echo came back from the rock.
And the little boy burst into tears and said,
"I am afraid I shall never see my uncle any more! What shall I tell them when I get home!"
But Jip called to the Doctor,
"He must be there—he must—HE MUST! The smell goes on no further. He must be there, I tell you! Sail the ship close to the rock and let me jump out on it."
So the Doctor brought the ship as close as he could and let down the anchor. Then he and Jip got out of the ship on to the rock.
Jip at once put his nose down close to the ground and began to run all over the place. Up and down he went, back and forth—zig–zagging, twisting, doubling and turning. And everywhere he went, the Doctor ran behind him, close at his heels—till he was terribly out of breath.
At last Jip let out a great bark and sat down. And when the Doctor came running up to him, he found the dog staring into a big, deep hole in the middle of the rock.
"The boy's uncle is down there," said Jip quietly. "No wonder those silly eagles couldn't see him!—It takes a dog to find a man."
So the Doctor got down into the hole, which seemed to be a kind of cave, or tunnel, running a long way under the ground. Then he struck a match and started to make his way along the dark passage with Jip following behind.
The Doctor's match soon went out; and he had to strike another and another and another.
At last the passage came to an end; and the Doctor found himself in a kind of tiny room with walls of rock.
And there, in the middle of the room, his head resting on his arms, lay a man with very red hair—fast asleep!
Jip went up and sniffed at something lying on the ground beside him. The Doctor stooped and picked it up. It was an enormous snuff–box.


struct cmsghdr *CMSG_FIRSTHDR(struct msghdr *msgh);
struct cmsghdr *CMSG_NXTHDR(struct msghdr *msgh, struct cmsghdr *cmsg);
size_t CMSG_ALIGN(size_t length);
size_t CMSG_SPACE(size_t length);
size_t CMSG_LEN(size_t length);
unsigned char *CMSG_DATA(struct cmsghdr *cmsg);
struct cmsghdr { socklen_t cmsg_len; /* data byte count, including header */ int cmsg_level; /* originating protocol */ int cmsg_type; /* protocol-specific type */ /* followed by unsigned char cmsg_data[]; */ };
Ancillary data is a sequence of struct cmsghdr structures with appended data. This sequence should be accessed using only the macros described in this manual page and never directly. See the specific protocol man pages for the available control message types. The maximum ancillary buffer size allowed per socket can be set using /proc/sys/net/core/optmem_max; see socket(7).
CMSG_FIRSTHDR() returns a pointer to the first cmsghdr in the ancillary data buffer associated with the passed msghdr.
CMSG_NXTHDR() returns the next valid cmsghdr after the passed cmsghdr. It returns NULL when there isn't enough space left in the buffer.
CMSG_ALIGN(), given a length, returns it including the required alignment. This is a constant expression.
CMSG_SPACE() returns the number of bytes an ancillary element with payload of the passed data length occupies. This is a constant expression.
CMSG_DATA() returns a pointer to the data portion of a cmsghdr.
CMSG_LEN() returns the value to store in the cmsg_len member of the cmsghdr structure, taking into account any necessary alignment. It takes the data length as an argument. This is a constant expression.
To create ancillary data, first initialize the msg_controllen member of the msghdr with the length of the control message buffer. Use CMSG_FIRSTHDR() on the msghdr to get the first control message and CMSG_NXTHDR() to get all subsequent ones. In each control message, initialize cmsg_len (with CMSG_LEN()), the other cmsghdr header fields, and the data portion using CMSG_DATA(). Finally, the msg_controllen field of the msghdr should be set to the sum of the CMSG_SPACE() of the length of all control messages in the buffer. For more information on the msghdr, see recvmsg(2).
When the control message buffer is too short to store all messages, the MSG_CTRUNC flag is set in the msg_flags member of the msghdr.
In Linux, CMSG_LEN(), CMSG_DATA(), and CMSG_ALIGN() are constant expressions (assuming their argument is constant); this could be used to declare the size of global variables. This may not be portable, however.
struct msghdr msgh; struct cmsghdr *cmsg; int *ttlptr; int received_ttl; /* Receive auxiliary data in msgh */ for (cmsg = CMSG_FIRSTHDR(&msgh); cmsg != NULL; cmsg = CMSG_NXTHDR(&msgh,cmsg)) { if (cmsg->cmsg_level == IPPROTO_IP && cmsg->cmsg_type == IP_TTL) { ttlptr = (int *) CMSG_DATA(cmsg); received_ttl = *ttlptr; break; } } if (cmsg == NULL) { /* * Error: IP_TTL not enabled or small buffer * or I/O error. */ }
The code below passes an array of file descriptors over a UNIX domain socket using SCM_RIGHTS:
struct msghdr msg = {0}; struct cmsghdr *cmsg; int myfds[NUM_FD]; /* Contains the file descriptors to pass. */ char buf[CMSG_SPACE(sizeof myfds)]; /* ancillary data buffer */ int *fdptr; msg.msg_control = buf; msg.msg_controllen = sizeof buf; cmsg = CMSG_FIRSTHDR(&msg); cmsg->cmsg_level = SOL_SOCKET; cmsg->cmsg_type = SCM_RIGHTS; cmsg->cmsg_len = CMSG_LEN(sizeof(int) * NUM_FD); /* Initialize the payload: */ fdptr = (int *) CMSG_DATA(cmsg); memcpy(fdptr, myfds, NUM_FD * sizeof(int)); /* Sum of the length of all control messages in the buffer: */ msg.msg_controllen = cmsg->cmsg_len;
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