So here I am. Living in the outskirts of Mexico City while learning how to properly code and become a full stack web developer with the help of Free Code Camp online bootcamp. On this first post, I’ll tell you the story of why I decided to switch careers.
##What was I doing before this?
Well, this isn’t my first coding experience, nor my first web-dev experience. I used to be (since I’m switching careers) an electronics engineer, and I’ve done some nice and interesting projects, mostly related with M2M and Fleet Management services, coding firmware for embedded devices and making scripts for data terminals.
Also, I’ve participated in the design and implementation of a variety of Wordpress sites/blogs, static HTML sites and worked as SEO/SEM manager for small businesses as my hobby side job. But I never took the time to properly learn JavaScript, CSS, and HTML (HTML5 was a new thing for me). Mostly hacking some scripts here and there, copy-pasting some PHP to make a plug-in work and inline-css-ing to fix some details.
##What changed?
Well, ever since I met my wife, we have been spending our savings not in a mortgage, or even a car. We have been travelling (not as much as you think, but one of our dreams was visiting Japan), and somewhere along the road we decided we should get out of our country and be on the move, in search of new adventures and a better quality of life.
First step: finding a stable job in another country. Since my wife’s work is in the academic field, that meant her getting a PhD first or me finding a job in another country. And that leads us to…
Second step: her being accepted in a doctorate program here in Mexico (top choice in her field). As for me? Look at the next picture:
See the pale shapes behind that big cloud of smog? Well, that’s where downtown is, about 2 hours from here. Add another hour to the industrial sector of the city, where most of the jobs that I qualify for are located. A big change from the 10 minute walk to my old job back in Chile.
So what to do? My field of work isn’t particularly remote-able, and I’m not fond of the idea of travelling 6 hours every day, so I decided I should learn software development and work from anywhere in the world.
Then what? Well… Alternatives seemed to be JavaScript, Python or Ruby. But JS was frontend-only… no… wait! A friend of mine mentioned Node.JS before we left our country. And JS is quite similar to C and C#, which I’ve dealt with before, so it seemed to be the perfect choice!
So, after some research, I started with “Learn JavaScript properly”, then jumped to “Mejorando.la“, a site in spanish site with paid courses, and after a 3 month break for a somewhat failed Internet Marketing project, I came back to learning JS, and that’s where I found FCC.
And what’s next? Well, I’ve recently finished the challenges and I’ve started my first project for a nonprofit organization called Kopernik. It’s very nice to be able to help people with this kind of work and I really hope I can do many projects, even after I finish the 900 hours of nonprofit work.
Also, I wish I can keep helping other people in the FCC community as many don’t have a coding background but are very motivated in learning how to code, and there is proof that even beginners can get quickly up to speed with coding, hopefully improving their lives with the skills they acquire.


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Early on in your quest to learn Ruby, you’re going to encounter ‘blocks’. These little packets of code that can be passed to methods may make you sweat a little at first, but soon enough, passing blocks to Enumerable instance methods like ‘each’ and ‘map’ will be second nature. Then, one day, you’ll encounter (gulp), a ‘proc’, or (bigger gulp), a ‘lambda’, and you’ll question why you ever got into this coding business in the first place. Luckily, you can cast those doubts aside, because despite the intimidating names, procs and lambdas are really just blocks stored as variables. Let’s take a minute to break this love triangle apart and examine the subtle differences between blocks, procs and lambdas.
Blocks
Blocks are packets of code stored between ‘do…end’ or ’{}’. They’re a way of performing an action on a value returned by a method.
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(It actually returns ‘nil’ because of the puts statement, but we’re going to ignore that in this and future examples)
Procs
A Proc is just a block that is stored in a variable for repeated use. If we store a proc in a variable, we can pass that variable to any method that expects a proc.
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Procs vs. Lambdas
Procs and lambdas behave in slightly different ways with regards to a) argument handling and b) return context. Lambdas, sticklers that they are, are very particular with arguments, and will raise an error if passed less or more arguments than were set when they were defined. Procs, on the other hand, couldn’t give two bits how many arguments you pass them - a proc will set all unused arguments to nil.
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Conclusion
So procs and lambdas are really just two ways of storing blocks in variables for repeated use. Admittedly, our examples were pretty elementary, but blocks, procs and lambdas can be actually be incredibly powerful. When passed to a method call, they can act on dynamically generated variables (!), making them all ‘Closures’, which is a topic way outside the scope of this post. For now, just think of procs and lambdas as the the odd couple spawn of the all mighty block.
(Note: This post was inspired by a short and very informative presentation on the subject available on speakerdeck. Highly recommended for a more in depth look at use cases of procs and lambdas. Many thanks to the author ; )


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The location you need to take on is to Incubation Center, Akshaya Institute of Technology, Tumkur - 572106. It is around 14KMS from the city of Tumkur where you can find busses to reach there.
You also get your starter kit at the registration desk on Feb 14th. Make sure you arrive to the labs before 30 Mins
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Outline
This outline expands and collapses using jQuery treetable [1]. Press Expand all Collapse all and the arrows by outline numbers.
| # | name | date seen | comments |
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| 1 | Penguins | 2014 08 30 | aquatic flightless birds |
| 1.1 | Emperor penguin | This is a big bird and this is a long description. I put a lot of text here so it would wrap from one line to the next. The previous cell is left empty on purpose. Notice that the single lines of text in the other columns of this row are at the top of their cells. This is controlled by the td (table data) having a vertical-align attribute of top in the table_birds.css. | |
| 1.2 | Chinstrap penguin | ||
| 1.3 | Humboldt penguin | This penguin lives on the coast of Chile and Peru. | |
| 2 | Ostrich | Big bird! | |
| 3 | Raptors | ||
| 3.1 | Owls | 1974 05 01 | Owls are the nocturnal birds of prey. |
| 3.1.1 | Northern spotted owl | 2042 10 13 | "The northern spotted owl primarily inhabits old growth forests...".[2] |
| 3.1.2 | Barn owl | "The barn owl is the most widespread landbird species in the world, occurring in every continent except Antarctica."[3] | |
| 3.2 | Eagles | ||
| 3.2.1 | Bald eagle | Striped rows help with reading ease. See tr:nth-child(even) in the table css. |
Like Table this uses an HTML table to hold the data and some classes in CSS to format the table.[4]
To expand and collapse Outline uses the Javascript jQuery plugin treetable and jQuery. Compare Outline to Table.
References


Step1. Browse and find a thing you would like to make. Both the 3D models and actuall prints will be shown in pictures. Just click on it. 步驟一. 瀏覽首頁並且找到你想要製作的物品，每個設計的3d模型與實際成品都會被展示在圖片中，點擊就可以進入建模系統
Step2. The 3D model should appear in the preview box when your computer finish processing it. You can grab on it with left mouse button to see it in different angles.
步驟二. 3D模型會在你的電腦處理完成之後出現在預覽區，你可以用滑鼠左鍵點擊後拖曳來用不同角度檢視你的模型
Step3. You can also change the pivid point of the camera to move the 3D model in the preview box by pressing "shift" key, clicking the middle mouse button and dragging it.
步驟三. 你也可以改變預覽區攝影機的注視點，藉以變換模型在場景之中的相對位置，先按下鍵盤上的shift鍵，再按下滑鼠中鍵並且拖曳
Step4. Start customizing your model by changing its parameters in the parameter area below the preview box. Hit "Update" to see the result.
步驟四.開始製作你的客製化3d模型，在預覽區下方的參數對話窗，你可以自由更改模型的參數，完成後請點選"Update"按鈕來更新3D模型
Step5. In this case, we changed the size of the bottle opening. When you get the customization done, you can choose which format you want to export. By default the output will be a printable STL file.
步驟五. 在本範例中我們放大了瓶口的尺寸，你可以在預覽區看到差異。當你完成所有的參數調整之後就可以決定要用什麼格式來會出你的模型，預設的格式會是stl
Step7. A download link will show up, click on it.
步驟七. 一個下載連結會出現，請點選它
Step8. Save the file. Since this model is actually generated in your computer, it should be immediately saved to the destination.
步驟八.選擇儲存檔案，由於這個模型事實上是在你的電腦生成的，它應該會立即被存到目的地。
Step9. Now we have finished the first part, let's go to the next part of this design by clicking on the "go to the second part" link.
步驟九. 現在物品的第一個零件已經完成了，接下來請點擊左上角的"go to the second part"來進入下一個零件的編輯
Step10. The second part is pretty like the first part, but with different customizable settings. Repeat the operation from step4 to step9 to get your printable file for the second part. And then, you can again go to the next part by clicking on the "go to the third part" link on top left.
步驟十. 第二個零件的操作和先前的操作大同小異，只是有著不同的客製化參數。重複步驟四到九的流程來完成第二個零件的列印檔案，然後你可以點選連結"go to the third part"進到第三個零件。
Step11. This is the third and final part for this design. Again, just repeat the process and save the printable file.
步驟十一. 這是物品的第三個同時也是最後一個零件，請再次重複之前的操作來建立可列印檔案
Step12. Go to your download directory of your browser, the printable files should be named as "openjscad.stl" and "openjscad(1~n).stl". Once you slice these files with software for your printer type, you will be ready to print them out!
步驟十二. 到你的瀏覽器的下載資料夾來檢視剛剛產生的可列印檔案，他們應該會被以"openjscad.stl"以及"openjscad(1 ~ n).stl"的檔名存放在資料夾中，只要用適合你的印表機的切片軟體來處理這些檔案，你就準備可以開始列印了！


FAQ
You can choose to log in with your Google/Facebook account, or by supplying a Username and Password if already registered.
Of course! you can add as many people as you want even after creating the group.
Yes, if you created the list, you become the list admin. The list admin can decide who is viewer and who is partner on your list.
Yes. But they won't be added until the group's admin confirm it.
Yes, but at the moment we don't have a mobile application, so you can access it through your browsers like Chrome/Firefox/Safari.
Yes, it is possible, but if you want to keep the group you will have to choose a new manager instead. Otherwise the group will be deleted permanently.


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insufflated |
Cocaine |
(powder / crystals) |
My first experience with butter (cocaine), was when I was around 17 yrs old (I am 23 now). My best friend was dating a guy that served (sold cocaine). When they would pick me up to chill my best friend & her man would usually take a couple of bumps (snort some lines) before picking me up. They would always offer some to me but I was a weed head so I would decline. Finally one day he (my b.f's man) was having a party at his house.  When the party was over I helped them clean up the house. After we were done cleaning he offered me an eight-ball. I reminded him again that I wasn't interested he kept insisting so I gave in and took the 8-ball home.
I had it for about 3 days before I decided that I was going to try it. I was really into working out. So that day when my b.f came over & we were leaving to the gym she suggested that I take a bump or two and I would feel energized. So, right before we left to the gym I did about 3 lines & the rest I took with me in my compact. By the time we got to the gym which was about 10 mins away, I was ready to bounce off the walls. We ended up working out for nearly 3 hours. During that time whenever I would feel a bit tired I would go to the bathroom & take another bump. Since then I usually only use it to work out.  I've never done more than a dime ($10 bag) in one day, so I think that's why I feel that I'm not addicted to it. Also because I get it for free from one of my friends that serves. He usually gives me an 8-ball a month. With that I'm pretty straight.
I've done several drugs for example: weed, exstacy, acid, cocaine, roofies, etc... and I do admit that cocaine & exstacy have been the hardest to stay away from. I don't feel like my body needs it in order to be energized but I use it anyway because of the feeling that it gives me. Everything that I do I do it in half the time when I'm buttered up. I kind of wish I would have never tried it but I don't plan on quitting any time soon. I have a two year old daughter and I know that I should probably stop for her & my fiance (he has no idea that I still use).
I really can't imagine life without cocaine. It has been helping me for so long. Maybe one day I'll kick this habit but for right now I'm not. I wish whoever reads this the best of luck with whatever adiction you might have.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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SpotifyVsTheWorld
v0.2
Spotify live listener count on your MacOS menu bar.
FAQ
What does this app do?
You know how Twitch and YouTube Livestreams have realtime viewer counts? This is like that but for Spotify. This app shows the number of users also listening to the same artist you are currently listening to.
How is this different than Spotify Charts?
This app updates leaderboards in realtime and counts number of listeners at a given time. This also tracks artists instead of tracks.
Is this Mac only?
Yes. At least for now.
How do you count tracks with multiple artists?
We count the Artist which "hosts" the track you're playing.
How do you count remixes?
The artist being remixed gets the count.
Where to share feature requests?
GitHub isues page


Online documentation:
Home
What Sensor Data?
Collecting Sensor Data
Formatting Sensor Data
Store/Transfer Data
Research
Contributing
Project Github Page
The ES Sensor Data Manager library defines a number of abstract logger types; to create a data logger, you need to extend one of these. You can find examples of all of these loggers in the Demo Project. Select from:
AbstractStoreOnlyLogger
, which will only store any captured data.
AbstractAsyncTransferLogger
, which will store data that it receives and then regularly attempt to batch upload compressed files of data.
For example, to create a logger that only stores data, start with:
public class MyDataLogger extends AbstractStoreOnlyLogger {
}
All of the constructors for the logger types require you to specify a storage type. This can be one of:
DataStorageConfig.STORAGE_TYPE_DB
to store the data in a local SQLite database.
DataStorageConfig.STORAGE_TYPE_FILES
to store the data in the file system; your app must have the permission to write to the external storage.
You configure your data logger by implementing the methods you inherit from your abstract logger type. All loggers, regardless of their type, must implement:
shouldPrintLogMessages()
: whether the library should print Log.d messages, for debug purposes.
getUniqueUserId()
: a String that identifies this user.
getDeviceId()
: a String that identifies this device.
getEncryptionPassword()
: a String that will be used to encrypt the data. If this is left as null, the data will not be encrypted.
If you do not have a user or device id (e.g., your app will ask the user to select a login account), you can use setUniqueUserId()
and setDeviceId()
at a later time.
Beyond these, the loggers that transmit data also require:
getPostKey()
: a String that will be used as a key when transmitting the data to the server.
getPostParameters()
: a map of key-value pairs that contain any additional data that should be sent when transmitting data; e.g., an API key.
getDataPostURL()
: a String of the URL that you are sending data to.
getSuccessfulPostResponse()
: the String that the server will reply with when it has successfully received some data.
And the loggers that store data also require:
getStorageName()
: the name for the file system directory that will hold your data.
You can log data with this library by providing a tag for that data.
String tag = "Greeting";
String data = "Hello!";
AbstractDataLogger logger = new MyDataLogger(context);
logger.log(tag, data);
This will create a JSON object log entry, and automatically add the user's details and the current time.
When logging sensor data directly, the tag is the sensor's name; you can log the data directly by:
SensorData d = ...;
logger.logSensorData(d);
To upload data, select the AsyncTransfer logger. Your app will require permissions to use the Internet and to check the network state; you will also have to implement methods that tell gives the logger details to use when posting data.
To manually trigger a data upload, use the postAllStoredData()
method; you will have to implement the DataUploadCallback interface.


IN THE HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT AT AHMEDABAD SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION No 9536 of 1995 with SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION No 4524 of 1995 -------------------------------------------------------------- PARASWANATH ORGANICS PVT LTD Versus STATE OF GUJARAT -------------------------------------------------------------- Appearance: 1. Special Civil Application No. 9536 of 1995 MR AS VAKIL for Petitioner MR AD PADIVAL for Respondent No. 1 MR TUSHAR MEHTA for Respondent No. 2 SERVED BY DS for Respondent No. 3, 4 2. Special Civil ApplicationNo 4524 of 1995 MR AD PADIVAL for Petitioner SERVED for Respondent No. 1 SERVED BY DS for Respondent No. 4 -------------------------------------------------------------- CORAM : MR.JUSTICE C.K.THAKKER and MR.JUSTICE M.S.SHAH Date of Order: 20/12/96 ORAL ORDER
Mr. Trivedi, learned counsel for the GPCB, states that the GPCB will again visit the unit, Paraswanath Organics Pvt Ltd, and take samples under the Water Act as well as under the Air Act and shall produce analysis reports on January 7, 1997. He further states that the samples will be collected in two sets in accordance with the Rules. One set of samples shall be analyzed at the GPCB Laboratory and another set will be handed over to the ATIRA.
S.O. to January 7, 1997. In the meanwhile, the unit shall not clear any goods without prior permission of the court. The order of trial production is continued only upto January 7, 1997.
December 20, 1996(C.K.Thakker, J.) (M.S. Shah, J.) (swamy)


Organogermanium- and
Organosilicon-Nitrogen Compounds
A thesis presented by Alan Hunt Bates to The Department of Chemistry in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the subject of
Chemistry
Harvard University Cambridge, Massachusetts
May, 1970
Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.


Windows can be moved by dragging on the default title bar,
but frameless windows do not have that affordance.
The CSS property -webkit-app-region
can be given the values
drag
and no-drag
to allow content of a window
to create draggable areas. Care must be taken when setting a high level
DOM node to drag, any child that is intractable/clickable must be set to
no-drag. E.g.

 A draggable area.
clickable button

.title-area { -webkit-app-region: drag; } .title-button { -webkit-app-region: no-drag; }
See the Frameless Window Sample as an example.


@(classMap: Map[Course,UMBClass]) @main("UMBooks"){
Most students spend around $1200 on textbooks per year. Don't be like most students. Save big on textbooks.
@key.name
@key.department - @key.number
@if(value.books.size() > 0){ Buy Books } else {No required books found
}


array imap_mime_header_decode ( string $text )
Decodes MIME message header extensions that are non ASCII text (see » RFC2047).
The decoded elements are returned in an array of objects, where each object has two properties, charset and text. If the element hasn't been encoded, and in other words is in plain US-ASCII, the charset property of that element is set to default.


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Ajax Include Demos
Default demo
Demo requiring user interaction.
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Demo using the ajaxIncludeFilter event to modify the response before inclusion
Demo with php proxy to combine includes via 1 http request


Offset & His Ferrari Superfast Avoid Speeding Ticket In L.A.
by Alma SchofieldWest Hollywood, CA – Offset might need to consider trading names with his Migos mate Takeoff after being pulled over for speeding for the second time this year. According to TMZ, Offset was stopped by sheriff’s deputies for going a little too fast in his brand new Ferrari 812 Superfast in West Hollywood on Monday (November 25).
The multi-platinum selling artist bought the bright red sports car last Thursday (November 21) to celebrate his 2020 Grammy Award nomination. His song “Clout” featuring his wife Cardi B is nominated for Best Rap Performance.
The Migos rapper was spotted taking his new whip for a spin in L.A. when he was stopped in a 35 mph zone for going just slightly over the posted speed limit. According to TMZ, the officer decided not to give Offset a ticket and let him ride off with a warning.
Offset had a similar encounter earlier this year that didn’t turn out so well.
In August, he was pulled over for speeding in Sandy Springs, Georgia but met a law enforcement officer who much less lenient. Bodycam footage from the incident showed a tense back-and-forth between the cop and Offset. He ended up getting three citations and more than $500 in fines for speeding and failure to maintain his lane.


Flatland
by Edwin A. Abbott
Part 1, This World, Section 1: Of the Nature of Flatland
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1885
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Abbott, E. A. (1885). Flatland.Boston, MA: Roberts Brothers.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 12.0
- Word Count: 461
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: geometry
- ✎ Cite This
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PART 1.
THIS WORLD.
"Be patient, for the world is broad and wide."
Section 1: Of the Nature of Flatland.
Imagine a vast sheet of paper on which straight Lines, Triangles, Squares, Pentagons, Hexagons, and other figures, instead of remaining fixed in their places, move freely about, on or in the surface, but without the power of rising above or sinking below it, very much like shadows — only hard with luminous edges — and you will then have a pretty correct notion of my country and countrymen. Alas, a few years ago, I should have said "my universe": but now my mind has been opened to higher views of things.
Place a penny on the middle of one of your tables in Space; and leaning over it, look down upon it. It will appear a circle.
The same thing would happen if you were to treat in the same way a Triangle, or a Square, or any other figure cut out from pasteboard. As soon as you look at it with your eye on the edge of the table, you will find that it ceases to appear to you as a figure, and that it becomes in appearance a straight line. Take for example an equilateral Triangle — who represents with us a Tradesman of the respectable class. Figure 1 represents the Tradesman as you would see him while you were bending over him from above; figures 2 and 3 represent the Tradesman, as you would see him if your eye were close to the level, or all but on the level of the table; and if your eye were quite on the level of the table (and that is how we see him in Flatland) you would see nothing but a straight line.
Well, that is just what we see when one of our triangular or other acquaintances comes towards us in Flatland. As there is neither sun with us, nor any light of such a kind as to make shadows, we have none of the helps to the sight that you have in Spaceland. If our friend comes closer to us we see his line becomes larger; if he leaves us it becomes smaller; but still he looks like a straight line; be he a Triangle, Square, Pentagon, Hexagon, Circle, what you will — a straight Line he looks and nothing else.
You may perhaps ask how under these disadvantages circumstances we are able to distinguish our friends from one another: but the answer to this very natural question will be more fitly and easily given when I come to describe the inhabitants of Flatland. For the present let me defer this subject, and say a word or two about the climate and houses in our country.


WELCOME TO PIG DICE GAMES
How to play the games
Roll the dice, first one to get to 100 wins!!
click the roll dice button to roll virtual dice
Unlimited chances for the player until they roll a 1
Click the hold button to save the accumulated number
If player rolls figure 1 all unheld numbers go back to zero
Outwit your friends!!
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#import <Violation/Violation.h>
Properties | |
Control output | |
Read-only properties specifying the state of the control's gesture handling. | |
| BOOL | isPressed |
| double | direction |
| Properties inherited from ViolationControl | |
| UIColor * | currentFillColor |
| Fill color for current state. | |
| UIColor * | currentTitleColor |
| Title color for current state. | |
| UIImage * | currentImage |
| Image for current state. | |
Default image customization | |
Methods and properties used to customize the default image generated by the control whenever a custom image is not available for the current control state. | |
| double | innerRadius |
| The radius of the inner ring in the default view. This is an absolute value, in points. If you change the frame size, you should probably also change this. It may change to be a proportion in the future so that a change to the frame size will retain the same relative dimensions. Defaults to 0.3 * MIN(frame.size.width, frame.size.height). | |
| double | lineWidth |
| The line width to use when drawing the inner and outer rings in the default image. Default is 8.0. | |
| NSString * | currentTitle |
| The title string to render for the current state. | |
| UIImage * | currentTitleImage |
| The title image to render for the current state. | |
| (NSString *) | - titleForState: |
| (UIImage *) | - titleImageForState: |
| (void) | - setTitle:forState: |
| (void) | - setTitleImage:forState: |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Instance Methods inherited from ViolationControl | |
| (void) | - updateImage |
| (NSInteger) | - indexForState: |
| (void) | - setFillColor:forState: |
| (void) | - setTitleColor:forState: |
| (void) | - setImage:forState: |
| (UIColor *) | - fillColorForState: |
| (UIColor *) | - titleColorForState: |
| (UIImage *) | - imageForState: |
The ViolationDirectionWheel uses the ViolationDirectedPressGestureRecognizer to generate a UIControlEventValueChanged any time a touch goes down, comes up or moves in the control's view. Whenever that event is generated, the isPressed property should first be consulted to determine if the control is pressed. If it is, the direction property may also be consulted to determine the direction of the press relative to the center of the view. Moving a touch radially away from or toward the center of the view will not change the value of direction, which is an angle measured in radians counterclockwise from east.
The control uses CoreGraphics to draw a default image that may be customized using the fill and title colors of the base ViolationControl class and the innerRadius and lineWidth properties of this class, as well as an optional title or title image per state. When drawing its default image, the control can include at its center an optional title per state. Alternately, a title image per state may be rendered at the center of the control. If both a title image and a title (string) are specified for a given control state, the image will be rendered. Both the title and title image for a control state are ignored if a custom image for the control is specified via [ViolationControl setImage:forState:].
| - (void) setTitle: | (NSString*) | title | |
| forState: | (UIControlState) | state | |
Sets the title to use for the specified state, which must be one of UIControlStateNormal, UIControlStateDisabled, UIControlStateHighlighted or UIControlStateSelected. Any other value of state is ignored. The title parameter is copied, rather than storing a reference.
| title | the title to use for state |
| state | the state for which to use title |
| - (void) setTitleImage: | (UIImage*) | image | |
| forState: | (UIControlState) | state | |
Sets the title image to use for the specified state, which must be one of UIControlStateNormal, UIControlStateDisabled, UIControlStateHighlighted or UIControlStateSelected. Any other value of state is ignored.
| image | the title image to use for state |
| state | the state for which to use image |
| - (NSString *) titleForState: | (UIControlState) | state |
Title image to use for the specified state. Returns the title image for UIControlStateNormal if none (nil) specified for that state. Returns nil if none specified for UIControlStateNormal. Returns a copy of the NSString object stored for the specified state, rather than a reference.
| state | any valid value of a UIControlState variable, including combinations of states (UIControlStateDisabled|UIControlStateSelected, e.g.) |
| - (UIImage *) titleImageForState: | (UIControlState) | state |
Title image to use for the specified state. Returns the title image for UIControlStateNormal if none (nil) specified for that state. Returns nil if none specified for UIControlStateNormal.
| state | any valid value of a UIControlState variable, including combinations of states (UIControlStateDisabled|UIControlStateSelected, e.g.) |
|
readnonatomicassign |
Specifies the direction of the last touch relative to the center of the control, as an angle in radians measured counterclockwise from east (the positive x axis if the center of the control is at the origin). The output lies in (-M_PI,M_PI]. East is 0 radians; north is M_PI/2; west is M_PI; south is -M_PI/2. This property should be ignored if the isPressed property is NO.
|
readnonatomicassign |
Specifies whether the control is currently pressed. If NO, the direction property is not valid.


BaseRequest
open class BaseRequest: NSObject, URLSessionTaskDelegate
Sends HTTP network requests.
BaseRequest
is a simpler alternative to BMSURLSession
that requires no familiarity with Swift’s URLSession API.
When building a BaseRequest object, all components of the HTTP request must be provided in the initializer, except for the requestBody
, which can be supplied as Data when sending the request via send(requestBody:completionHandler:)
.
Important
It is recommended to use theRequest
class instead of BaseRequest
, since it will replace BaseRequest
in the future.
-
URL that the request is being sent to.
Declaration
Swift
public private(set) var resourceUrl: String
-
The HTTP method (GET, POST, etc.).
Declaration
Swift
public let httpMethod: HttpMethod
-
Request timeout measured in seconds.
Declaration
Swift
public var timeout: Double
-
All request headers.
Declaration
Swift
public var headers: [String: String] = [:]
-
The query parameters to append to the
resourceURL
.Declaration
Swift
public var queryParameters: [String: String]?
-
The request body is set when sending the request via
send(requestBody:completionHandler:)
.Declaration
Swift
public private(set) var requestBody: Data?
-
Determines whether request should follow HTTP redirects.
Declaration
Swift
public var allowRedirects : Bool = true
-
Deterimes the cache policy to use for sending request.
Declaration
Swift
public var cachePolicy: URLRequest.CachePolicy = .useProtocolCachePolicy
-
Creates a new request.
Note
A relative
url
may be supplied if theBMSClient
class is initialized with a Bluemix app route beforehand.Declaration
Swift
public init(url: String, method: HttpMethod = HttpMethod.GET, headers: [String: String]? = nil, queryParameters: [String: String]? = nil, timeout: Double = BMSClient.sharedInstance.requestTimeout, cachePolicy: URLRequest.CachePolicy = .useProtocolCachePolicy, autoRetries: Int = 0)
Parameters
url
The resource URL.
method
The HTTP method.
headers
Optional headers to add to the request.
queryParameters
Optional query parameters to add to the request.
timeout
Timeout in seconds for this request.
cachePolicy
Cache policy to use when sending request.
autoRetries
The number of times to retry each request if it fails to send. The conditions for retries are: request timeout, loss of network connectivity, failure to connect to the host, and 504 responses.
-
Send the request asynchronously with an optional request body.
The response received from the server is packaged into a
Response
object which is passed back via the supplied completion handler.If the
resourceUrl
string is a malformed url or if thequeryParameters
cannot be appended to it, the completion handler will be called back with an error and a nilResponse
.Declaration
Swift
public func send(requestBody: Data? = nil, completionHandler: BMSCompletionHandler?)
Parameters
requestBody
The HTTP request body.
completionHandler
The block that will be called when this request finishes.


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A channel to discuss mining. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
chagidel02-Oct-18 06:15 PM
yea could only find the agama one on the komodoplatform webpage
considering buying
masterwatt-maker-1200
or
masterwatt-maker-1500
any suggestions/advice?(edited)
blackjok3r03-Oct-18 04:12 AM
anything that doesnt have a 40mm fan will do just fine, as far as I know all bitmain ASIC use PCI-E 8 pin plugs
grewalsatinder03-Oct-18 04:13 AM
At store now which is closing
blackjok3r03-Oct-18 04:13 AM
the server PSU are the most efficiant price/wbut they will exploder your brain with the noise they make
just get the biggest one with PCI-E 8 pin plugs(edited)
you might be able to convert all the molex to 8 pin, but it cna be dangerous ar high amps... I did all my own wireing on my miner
just got the plugs off ebay
and soldered them all on
wouldnt mind getting rid of GPU and gettting ASICs but really dont have anywhere to put them
grewalsatinder03-Oct-18 04:15 AM
M feeling total n00b now
Haven’t explored pc hw for more than a decade
The guy helping here says I will need this too to power on psu
Can return this psu if didn’t fit my needs
So buying it
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Oct-18 04:28 AM
All that is is a jumper
blackjok3r03-Oct-18 04:28 AM
Conect the green wire to any blakc wire
paperclip is just fine
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Oct-18 04:29 AM
literally what I use on any rig that only needs 1 psu (edited)
grewalsatinder03-Oct-18 04:29 AM
I only seen lil jumbpers long ago
Thanks will bug u guys with more n00b question in few hours
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴03-Oct-18 04:30 AM
Also, @blackjok3r they are 6s and not 8s
Many GPUs use 8s because of the addition (-) wires, but all of BM products use multiple 6s(edited)
blackjok3r03-Oct-18 04:42 AM
ahh cool... 8 and 6 are same on all mine anyway, the extra 2 dissconect on and off. Seems pointless them being there tbh, having more -ve donest increaes total amps possible as the +ve is same size still
I only just turned this miner on and it's noisey as hell!
jl777c03-Oct-18 07:11 AM
you need a cone of silence
grewalsatinder03-Oct-18 07:11 AM
haven't even found it's IP yet. and it feels like it's mining at full power already
the place I live is small. I might have to move to either a house or get myself an office if I want them to run
so probably after testing I'll just turn this off
till I move to new place
blackjok3r03-Oct-18 07:13 AM
Exactly why I didnt buy any of them
grewalsatinder03-Oct-18 07:14 AM
now looking for setup pdf guide
what is this damn thing's default password
blackjok3r03-Oct-18 07:14 AM
I thaught of a few ways to utilise a building Ihave on my property, but in summer time here it would be so hot in there they would not be able to work, reqiring massive ducts and things to and from my house... to cool them, upside was free heating in winter with that system.
but t would simply never pay for iteself, so I went with a huge pile of solar panels instead, and no longer have a power bill.
grewalsatinder03-Oct-18 07:16 AM
wow, would like to see your setup
blackjok3r03-Oct-18 07:17 AM
I didnt build it lol
grewalsatinder03-Oct-18 07:17 AM
blackjok3r03-Oct-18 07:18 AM
too hard basket
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I'm not able to find the login password it asks on accessing it's IP


| Module | Glomp::Flashback |
| In: |
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Calling this method in your test sometime after the TestRequest is instantiated and before your first call to an action, will allow you to access the discarded flash variables (those that were flashed) during the request processing. Specifically, it will allow you to access the Flash.now variables by name.
You will access these discarded variables similar to how you would access Flash.now, but this time via a flashed method. For example:
class FooController < ApplicationController def create ... flash.now[:error] = 'Whoops!' unless params[:foo][:baz] ... end end class FooControllerTest < ActionController::TestCase def test_create_should_set_some_flash_now_variable flashback get :create, :foo => {:bar => 'hello'} assert_equal 'Whoops!', flash.flashed[:error] end end
What you will not have access to via flashed are the normal, inter-request Flash variables. This is because Flashback is only tracking those flash variables that are discarded during the transaction, which includes all variables passed through Flash.now.
If you want flashed available all of the time, then simply call flashback in the setup method of your TestCase. There are likely better ways that I hope someone will tell me about, but I just wanted to get this plugin out-the-door.
The only caveat to Flashback is that if you define your own Flash instance and pass that to your various process methods (get, post, head, etc.), your flash will override Flashback‘s, rendering it useless.
# File vendor/plugins/flashback/lib/flashback.rb, line 52 52: def flashback 53: @request.session['flash'] = FlashedHash.new 54: end


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Change Log
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. See standard-version for commit guidelines.
6.0.5 (2018-03-02)
Bug Fixes
6.0.4 (2018-01-31)
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- upgrade tooling
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[gecode-users] Building trunk
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Tue Mar 3 11:12:11 CET 2009
Hi,
I just added the set branch dir. For the rest, Guido must chip in (but I
think you get it through the Makefile.contribs. That has changed yesterday
as I accidently removed a file that Guido then later put back).
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, www.it.kth.se/~cschulte/
-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Filip Konvicka
Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 11:05 AM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Building trunk
Hi,
I was trying to build the current trunk under cygwin/msvc9. I tried to
build in a separate directory, and I had to create the directory
"gecode/set/branch" manually. Is there something special about this
directory?
Also, I tried to edit variables.vsl.in to add support for floatvars
again, and I ran about a million things to re-generate variables.vsl,
but I'm not sure whether I got it right.... what is the proper incantation?
Thanks,
Filip
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With an open, policy-based platform, metadata can be elevated beyond assisting in just search and discoverability. Metadata can associate datasets, help build cohorts for analysis, coordinate data movement and scheduling, and drive the very policy that provides the data governance.
Data management should be data centric, and metadata driven.


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Niterói is separated from Rio by the Guanabara Bay. It is a 20 minute ferry ride across the bay to the city.
Be sure to clear out of Rio and into Niterói correctly when moving accross the Bay.
The marinas here are generally less expensive and less crowded.
The Clube Naval Charitas is a popular choice here. From the club it is a very easy walk to the fast ferry, which takes you to downtown Rio (cheaper outside rush-hour).
Also at the club, they also have a public relations officer in the form of Suzi, who is a tremendous help to the cruisers. She is invaluable when it comes to filling gas tanks, dealing with the officials and general advice for the area. Together with her husband Renato they live on a yellow steel sloop at the end of dock 2.
Last updated November 2013.
Located on the eastern side of the Rio's vast estuary, the yacht club at Niteroi welcomes visitors. A good option if not needing to be close to downtown Rio: cheaper, safer and calmer than the Royal Yacht Club or Marina Gloria. There are good repair facilities, chandlery and fuel on the club dock.


Define the semantics of bindings and template operation so as to:
The general approach of the processing model is that the work of properly responding to model changes that imply DOM changes is done in two phases:
Note that, during phase (2), no application script needs to be run or model values inspected.
In order for the Observe and Read phase to operate properly, template usages synchronously create a Phantom Instance for each instance which will need to be created.
A Phantom instance is a minimal structure which internally represents the location of the bindings and sub-template-usages which are required for the instance. Live bindings and template usages which are observing the relevant path values and objects are created and attached inside phantom instance.
The creation and operation of phantom instances is an implementation detail of the template element and bindings. Its behavior is not observable visually or by application script.
Bindings must act synchronously in response to three events:
Template usages are responsible only for creating and destroying instances. A template usage is unconcerned with the content of existing instances. The behavior of instance content is solely governed by the effects of contained bindings, sub-template-usages, user interaction and application script. Templates are never "re-rendered". In fact, it is the job of the template usage to create an abstraction for its instances that the instance is an autonomous "sub-document" whose root model is the array item for which it was created.
Template usages must act synchronously in response to two events:
instantiate
or iterate
) or at any point during the Observe and Read phase in response to model or path changes. The template usage:
splice
mutation. Can occur at any point during the Observe and Read phase. The template usage:
instancePath
of any existing instances which represent array items whose indices have changed.instancePath
Note that when a splice occurs to an array which is being iterated over it may cause an existing instance to have an incorrect instancePath
. In such a case, if the instance contains any bindings or sub-template-usages, the associated observers are now observing along the wrong path, and will fire mutation notifications if no action is taken.
However, the observer notification sequencing guarantees that the template's observer of its operative model will fire before any PathValue observers. During that callback, it updates the instancePath
, and thereby corrects the PathValues of any contained observers, and the error is prevented.
Code example
Because Bindings and Templates allow for automatic mutation of the DOM in response to model mutations, the opportunity arises for application script to mutate the DOM in ways that conflict with the operation of bindings and template usages.
Generally, the restriction on application script is:
Otherwise, script is free to mutate the DOM without conflict, including mutating the content of template instances.
If script does:
flushDOMUpdates
api call which syncs pending DOM mutations to accomodate the few cases where setTimeout
isn't good enough.


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- copyFile(File, File) - Method in class org.devzendo.xplp.LauncherCreator
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Copy a file from its source to a destination directory.
- copyInterpolatedPluginResource(String, File) - Method in class org.devzendo.xplp.LauncherCreator
-
Copy a plugin resource to a file, interpolating with the configuration properties
- copyInterpolatedProjectResource(String, File) - Method in class org.devzendo.xplp.LauncherCreator
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Copy a user project resource to a file, interpolating with the configuration properties
- copyPluginResource(String, File) - Method in class org.devzendo.xplp.LauncherCreator
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Copy a resource from the plugin's resources to a file.
- copyProjectResource(String, File) - Method in class org.devzendo.xplp.LauncherCreator
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Copy a resource from the user project to a file
- copyTransitiveArtifacts(File) - Method in class org.devzendo.xplp.LauncherCreator
-
Copy all compile-scoped jar-typed transitive artifacts into
a destination directory.
- createLauncher() - Method in class org.devzendo.xplp.LauncherCreator
-
Create a launcher specific to a given platform.
- createLauncher() - Method in class org.devzendo.xplp.MacOSXAppLauncherCreator
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Create a launcher specific to a given platform.
- createLauncher() - Method in class org.devzendo.xplp.MacOSXScriptLauncherCreator
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Create a launcher specific to a given platform.
- createLauncher() - Method in class org.devzendo.xplp.UnixScriptLauncherCreator
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Create a launcher specific to a given platform.
- createLauncher() - Method in class org.devzendo.xplp.WindowsLauncherCreator
-
Create a launcher specific to a given platform.
- CreateLauncherMojo - Class in org.devzendo.xplp
-
A Maven plugin that creates launcher directory structures for Windows
(using Janel), Mac OS X (creating a .app or script structure) or Linux
(using a shell script).
- CreateLauncherMojo() - Constructor for class org.devzendo.xplp.CreateLauncherMojo
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Attribute
This class is the encapsulation of graphical element events. Graphical elements are things like lines, polylines, polygones, text, circles and the rest. All these elements can be made to 'listen' for events like onMouseDown and onClick.
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ONACTIVATE
Deprecated. |
static int |
ONCLICK
Deprecated. |
static int |
ONFOCUSIN
Deprecated. |
static int |
ONFOCUSOUT
Deprecated. |
static int |
ONLOAD
Deprecated. |
static int |
ONMOUSEDOWN
Deprecated. |
static int |
ONMOUSEMOVE
Deprecated. |
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ONMOUSEOUT
Deprecated. |
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ElementEvent(java.lang.String eventName,
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setEventAction(java.lang.String action)
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addAttributeValue, clone, equals, getAttribute, getAttributeValue, isEmptyAttributeValue, matchesValue, setAttribute, setAttributeValue, toString |
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finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final int ONCLICK
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public static final int ONMOUSEMOVE
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public void setEventAction(java.lang.String action)
onclick="action"
. This method could also be used
to change the events objects target event action.
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ElementEvent.InvalidGraphicElementEvent
- if the type of event is undefined
or an invalid type of event for an SVG object.
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Bomberman
1.0
Re-make of Bomberman game
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The class representing bomb. More...
#include <Bomb.h>
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| Bomb (glm::vec2 pos, int explosionStrength) | |
| ~Bomb () | |
| Bomb (Bomb const &)=delete | |
| Bomb & | operator= (Bomb const &)=delete |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Entity | |
| Entity (glm::vec2 aPosition={0, 0}, float angle=0) | |
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| glm::mat4 | getModelMatrix () const |
| calculates ModelMatrix with correct rotation and translation on the fly. Useful for rendering. More... | |
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| glm::vec3 | getPosition3D () const |
| float | getAngle () const |
| float | getScale () const |
| bool | isDead () const |
| void | setPosition (glm::vec2 position) |
| Sets the position of this Entity. Useful for rendering. More... | |
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| void | kill () |
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| void | debug () |
| Adds this entity info to Debug window. Call it from anywhere in game loop, and you will have accessors for all major variables. More... | |
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| static void | bindArrays () |
| static void | drawSparks (glm::vec4 position) |
| static void | drawSparksQuadsDeferred (glm::mat4 view, glm::mat4 projection) |
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| static GLuint | mSparksBuffer = 0 |
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| static const float | FUSE_TIME = 3.0f |
| static const float | SPAWN_TIME = .5f |
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| bool | mDead = false |
The class representing bomb.
It emits sparks and serves a purpose of some kind of point of reference for what we think of as bomb.
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lcc.utils package¶
Submodules¶
lcc.utils.commons module¶
There are common functions and decorators mainly for query classes
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lcc.utils.commons.
accepts
(*accepted_arg_types)¶ A decorator to validate the parameter types of a given function. It is passed a tuple of types. eg. (<type ‘tuple’>, <type ‘int’>)
Note
It doesn’t do a deep check, for example checking through a tuple of types. The argument passed must only be types.
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lcc.utils.commons.
args_type
(**decls)¶ Decorator to check argument types
Examples
@args_type(name=”str”,age=(int,float)) def func(...):
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lcc.utils.commons.
check_attribute
(attribute, cond, if_not=False)¶ The class decorator checks if some class attributes has certain value
Parameters: - attribute (str) – Name of the inspected class attribute
- cond (optional) – Condition to test for the inspected attribute
- id_not (optional) – Variable which will be returned if condition is not satisfied. If it is ‘raise’ exception will be raised
Returns: Return type: Original output of the function if condition is satisfied
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lcc.utils.commons.
default_values
(**decls)¶ Decorator to add default values to certain arguments if missing
Example
@default_values(name=”Unknown”,age=0) def func(...):
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lcc.utils.commons.
mandatory_args
(*args_options)¶ Decorator to check presence of mandatory arguments
Examples
@default_values((“name”,”age”),(“nick_name”,”sex”)) def func(...):
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lcc.utils.commons.
returns
(*accepted_return_type_tuple)¶ Validates the return type. Since there’s only ever one return type, this makes life simpler. Along with the accepts() decorator, this also only does a check for the top argument. For example you couldn’t check (<type ‘tuple’>, <type ‘int’>, <type ‘str’>). In that case you could only check if it was a tuple.
lcc.utils.data_analysis module¶
There are functions for processing data series
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lcc.utils.data_analysis.
abbe
(x, n, dropna=True)¶ Calculation of Abbe value
Parameters: - x (numpy.array) – Input data series
- n (int) – Dimension of original data (before dimension reduction)
- dropna (bool) – Drop all nans in x
Returns: Abbe value
Return type: float
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lcc.utils.data_analysis.
computePrecision
(true_pos, false_pos)¶
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lcc.utils.data_analysis.
compute_bins
(x_time, days_per_bin, set_min=5)¶ Compute number of bins for given time series according to given ratio of number of days per one bin
Parameters: - x_time (numpy.array, list) – List of times
- days_per_bin (float) – Transformation rate for dimension reduction
- set_min –
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lcc.utils.data_analysis.
fix_missing
(x, y, max_iter=1000, replace_at_borders=True)¶
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lcc.utils.data_analysis.
histogram
(xx, yy, bins_num=None, centred=True, normed=True)¶ Parameters: - xx (numpy.array) – Input x data
- yy (numpy.array) – Input y data
- bins_num (int) – Number of values in histogram
- centred (bool) – If True values will be shifted (mean value into the zero)
- normed (bool) – If True values will be normed (according to standard deviation)
Returns: - numpy.array – Number of values in particular ranges
- numpy.array – Ranges
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lcc.utils.data_analysis.
normalize
(x, eps=1e-06)¶ Function will normalize an array (give it a mean of 0, and a standard deviation of 1) unless it’s standard deviation is below epsilon, in which case it returns an array of zeros the length of the original array.
Parameters: x (numpy.array, list, iterable) – Input data serie Returns: Normalized data serie Return type: numpy.arrray
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lcc.utils.data_analysis.
sort_pairs
(x, y, rev=False)¶ Sort two numpy arrays according to the first
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lcc.utils.data_analysis.
to_PAA
(x, bins)¶ Function performs Piecewise Aggregate Approximation on data set, reducing the dimension of the dataset x to w discrete levels. returns the reduced dimension data set, as well as the indicies corresponding to the original data for each reduced dimension
Parameters: - x (list, array, iterable) – 1D serie of values
- bins (int) – Dimension of reduced data
Returns: - numpy.array – Approximated data serie
- list – Indices
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lcc.utils.data_analysis.
to_ekvi_PAA
(x, y, bins=None, days_per_bin=None, max_bins=None, fix_nans=True, mean_time=True)¶ This method perform PAA (see above) on y data set, but it will consider different time steps between values (in x data set) and return corrected data set.
Parameters: - x (list, numpy.array, iterable) – Times which is treated as template for transformation y values
- y (list, numpy.array, iterable) – List of values
- bins (int, float) – Dimension of result data, also can be percentage number (0, 1)
- days_per_bin (float) – This value can be used for calculating bins
Returns: - list – Reduced x data
- list – Reduced y data
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lcc.utils.data_analysis.
variogram
(x, y, bins=None, log_opt=True)¶ Variogram of function shows variability of function in various time steps
Parameters: - x (list, numpy.array, iterable) – Time values
- y (list, numpy.array) – Measured values
- bins (int) – Number of values in a variogram
- log_opt (bool) – Option if variogram values return in logarithm values
Returns: Variogram as two numpy arrays
Return type: tuple
lcc.utils.helpers module¶
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lcc.utils.helpers.
check_depth
(a, deep_level, ifnotraise=True)¶ Check if input list has desired level of nested lists
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lcc.utils.helpers.
clean_path
(path)¶ Get name from path as last item without dot
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lcc.utils.helpers.
convert_input_value
(value)¶
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lcc.utils.helpers.
create_folder
(path)¶ Create folder if it not exists
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lcc.utils.helpers.
getMeanDict
(dict_list)¶
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lcc.utils.helpers.
get_arguments
(insp_classes)¶ Get args and kwargs of the class methods
Parameters: insp_classes (list) – Classes to inspect
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lcc.utils.helpers.
get_combinations
(keys, *lists)¶ Make combinations from given lists
Parameters: - keys (list) – Name of consequent columns (lists)
- lists (list of lists) – Values to combine
Example
get_combinations( [“key1”, “key2”, “key3”], [1,2,3], [“m”, “n”, “k”], [77,88,99,55,22]
Returns: All combinations Return type: list
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lcc.utils.helpers.
progressbar
(it, prefix='', size=60)¶ Parameters: - it (list) – List of values
- prefix (str) – Text which is displayed before progressbar
- size (int) – Number of items in progressbar
Returns: Return type: None
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lcc.utils.helpers.
random_string
(bits=96)¶
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lcc.utils.helpers.
sub_dict_in_dict
(sub_dict, dict_list, remove_keys=[])¶ Parameters: - sub_dict (dict) – Single dictionary
- dict_list (list) – List of dictionaries
- remove_keys (list) – List of keys which are removed from dictionaries
Example
subDictInDict({“x”:1},[{“x”:2,”y”:5,..},{“x”:1,”z”:2,..}, ..} –> [{“x”:1, “z”:2, ..},..]
In this example list of dictionaries which contain x = 1 is returned
Returns: List of dictionaries which contain condition in sub_dict Return type: list
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lcc.utils.helpers.
verbose
(txt, verbosity, verb_level=2)¶ Parameters: - txt (str) – Message which will be showed
- verb_level (int) –
Level of verbosity:
0 - All messages will be showed 1 - Just messages witch verbosity 1 an 2 will be showed 2 - Just messages witch verbosity 2 will be showed
- verb_level – Verbosity level
Returns: Return type: None
lcc.utils.output_process_modules module¶
-
lcc.utils.output_process_modules.
loadFromFile
(file_name='saved_object.pickle')¶ Open object from file
Parameters: file_name (str) – Name of the serialized file Returns: Loaded object Return type: object
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lcc.utils.output_process_modules.
saveIntoFile
(obj, path='.', file_name='saved_object.pickle', folder_name=None)¶ This method serialize object (save it into file)
- obj : object
- Object to serialize
- path : str
- Path to the folder
- file_name : str
- Name of result file
- folder_name : str
- Name of folder
Returns: Return type: None
lcc.utils.stars module¶
There are common functions for list of star objects (evaluation, plotting...)
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lcc.utils.stars.
get_stars_dict
(stars)¶ Transform list of stars into dictionary where keys are their names
Parameters: stars (list, iterable) – Star objects Returns: Stars dictionary Return type: dict
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lcc.utils.stars.
plotStarsPicture
(stars, option='show', hist_bins=10, vario_bins=10, center=True, save_loc=None, num_plots=None, abbe_bins=20)¶ This function plot three graphs for all stars: Light curve, histogram and variogram. Additionally Abbe value will be displayed.
Parameters: - stars (list of `Star`s) – List of star objects to be plot
- option (str) – Option whether plots will be saved or just showed
- hist_bins (int) – Dimension of histogram
- vario_bins (int) – Dimension of variogram
- center (bool) – Centering of histogram
- save_loc (str, NoneType) – Location where images will be saved
- num_plots (int, NoneType) – Number of plots
- abbe_bins (int) – Dimension of reduced light curve for calculating Abbe value
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lcc.utils.stars.
saveStars
(stars, path='.', clobber=True)¶ Save Star objects into fits files
Parameters: - stars (list, iterable) – Star objects to be saved
- path (str) – Relative path to the file where fits are stored
- clobber (bool) – Files are overwritten if True
Returns: List of names of star files
Return type: list


GraphQL Composer Plugin
this feature is EXPERIMENTAL and might not work as expected.
If you encounter any bugs, please fill an issue, it will help us a lot :)
GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data. GraphQL provides a complete and understandable description of the data in your API, gives clients the power to ask for exactly what they need and nothing more, makes it easier to evolve APIs over time, and enables powerful developer tools. Official GraphQL website
APIs RESTful and GraphQL development has become one of the most popular activities for companies as well as users in recent times. In fast scaling companies, the multiplication of clients can cause the number of API needs to grow at scale.
Otoroshi comes with a solution to create and meet your customers’ needs without constantly creating and recreating APIs: the GraphQL composer plugin
. The GraphQL Composer is an useful plugin to build an GraphQL API from multiples differents sources. These sources can be REST apis, GraphQL api or anything that supports the HTTP protocol. In fact, the plugin can define and expose for each of your client a specific GraphQL schema, which only corresponds to the needs of the customers.
Tutorial
Let’s take an example to get a better view of this plugin. We want to build a schema with two types:
- an user with a name and a password
- an country with a name and its users.
To build this schema, we need to use three custom directives. A directive
decorates part of a GraphQL schema or operation with additional configuration. Directives are preceded by the @ character, like so:
- rest : to call a http rest service with dynamic path params
- permission : to restrict the access to the sensitive field
- graphql : to call a graphQL service by passing a url and the associated query
The final schema of our tutorial should look like this
type Country {
name: String
users: [User] @rest(url: "http://localhost:5000/countries/${item.name}/users")
}
type User {
name: String
password: String @password(value: "ADMIN")
}
type Query {
users: [User] @rest(url: "http://localhost:5000/users", paginate: true)
user(id: String): User @rest(url: "http://localhost:5000/users/${params.id}")
countries: [Country] @graphql(url: "https://countries.trevorblades.com", query: "{ countries { name }}", paginate: true)
}
Now you know the GraphQL Composer basics and how it works, let’s configure it on our project:
- create a route using the new Otoroshi router describing the previous countries API
- add the GraphQL composer plugin
- configure the plugin with the schema
- try to call it
Setup environment
First of all, we need to download the latest Otoroshi.
curl -L -o otoroshi.jar 'https://github.com/MAIF/otoroshi/releases/download/v1.5.15/otoroshi.jar'
Now, just run the command belows to start the Otoroshi, and look the console to see the output.
java -Dotoroshi.adminPassword=password -jar otoroshi.jar
Now, login to the UI with
user =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>password = password
Create our countries API
First thing to do in any new API is of course creating a route
. We need 4 informations which are:
- name:
My countries API
- frontend: exposed on
countries-api.oto.tools
- plugins: the list of plugins with only the
GraphQL composer
plugin
Let’s make a request call through the Otoroshi Admin API (with the default apikey), like the example below
curl -X POST 'http://otoroshi-api.oto.tools:8080/api/routes' \
-d '{
"id": "countries-api",
"name": "My countries API",
"frontend": {
"domains": ["countries.oto.tools"]
},
"backend": {
"targets": [
{
"hostname": "mirror.otoroshi.io",
"port": 443,
"tls": true
}
],
"load_balancing": {
"type": "RoundRobin"
}
},
"plugins": [
{
"plugin": "cp:otoroshi.next.plugins.GraphQLBackend"
}
]
}' \
-H "Content-type: application/json" \
-u admin-api-apikey-id:admin-api-apikey-secret
Build the countries API
Let’s continue our API by patching the configuration of the GraphQL plugin with the complete schema.
curl -X PUT 'http://otoroshi-api.oto.tools:8080/api/routes/countries-api' \
-d '{
"id": "countries-api",
"name": "My countries API",
"frontend": {
"domains": [
"countries.oto.tools"
]
},
"backend": {
"targets": [
{
"hostname": "mirror.otoroshi.io",
"port": 443,
"tls": true
}
],
"load_balancing": {
"type": "RoundRobin"
}
},
"plugins": [
{
"enabled": true,
"plugin": "cp:otoroshi.next.plugins.GraphQLBackend",
"config": {
"schema": "type Country {\n name: String\n users: [User] @rest(url: \"http://localhost:8181/countries/${item.name}/users\", headers: \"{}\")\n}\n\ntype Query {\n users: [User] @rest(url: \"http://localhost:8181/users\", paginate: true, headers: \"{}\")\n user(id: String): User @rest(url: \"http://localhost:8181/users/${params.id}\")\n countries: [Country] @graphql(url: \"https://countries.trevorblades.com\", query: \"{ countries { name }}\", paginate: true)\ntype User {\n name: String\n password: String }\n"
}
}
]
}' \
-H "Content-type: application/json" \
-u admin-api-apikey-id:admin-api-apikey-secret
The route is created but it expects an API, exposed on the localhost:8181, to work.
Let’s create this simple API which returns a list of users and of countries. This should look like the following snippet. The API uses express as http server.
const express = require('express')
const app = express()
const users = [
{
name: 'Joe',
password: 'password'
},
{
name: 'John',
password: 'password2'
}
]
const countries = [
{
name: 'Andorra',
users: [users[0]]
},
{
name: 'United Arab Emirates',
users: [users[1]]
}
]
app.get('/users', (_, res) => {
return res.json(users)
})
app.get(`/users/:name`, (req, res) => {
res.json(users.find(u => u.name === req.params.name))
})
app.get('/countries/:id/users', (req, res) => {
const country = countries.find(c => c.name === req.params.id)
if (country)
return res.json(country.users)
else
return res.json([])
})
app.listen(8181, () => {
console.log(`Listening on 8181`)
});
Let’s try to make a first call to our countries API.
curl 'countries.oto.tools:9999/' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data-binary @- << EOF
{
"query": "{\n countries {\n name\n users {\n name\n }\n }\n}"
}
EOF
You should see the following content in your terminal.
{
"data": {
"countries": [
{
"name":"Andorra",
"users": [
{ "name":"Joe" }
]
}
]
}
}
The call graph should looks like
1. Calls https://countries.trevorblades.com
2. For each country:
- extract the field name
- calls http://localhost:8181/countries/${country}/users to get the list of users for this country
You may have noticed that we added an argument at the end of the graphql directive named paginate
. It enabled the paging for the client accepting limit and offset parameters. These parameters are used by the plugin to filter and reduce the content.
Let’s make a new call that does not accept any country.
curl 'countries.oto.tools:9999/' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data-binary @- << EOF
{
"query": "{\n countries(limit: 0) {\n name\n users {\n name\n }\n }\n}"
}
EOF
You should see the following content in your terminal.
{
"data": {
"countries": []
}
}
Let’s move on to the next section to secure sensitive field of our API.
Basics of permissions
The permission directives has been created to protect the fields of the graphql schema. The validation process starts by create a context
for all incoming requests, based on the list of paths defined in the permissions field of the plugin. The permissions paths can refer to the request data (url, headers, etc), user credentials (api key, etc) and informations about the matched route. Then the process can validate that the value or values are present in the context
.
Arguments : value and unauthorized_value
The permission directive can be used to secure a field on one value. The directive checks that a specific value is present in the context
.
Two arguments are available, the first, named value
, is required and designates the value found. The second optional value, unauthorized_value
, can be used to indicates, in the outcoming response, the rejection message.
Example
type User {
id: String @permission(
value: "FOO",
unauthorized_value: "You're not authorized to get this field")
}
Arguments : values and unauthorized_value
This directive is presumably the same as the previous one except that it takes a list of values.
Example
type User {
id: String @allpermissions(
values: ["FOO", "BAR"],
unauthorized_value: "FOO and BAR could not be found")
}
Arguments : values and unauthorized_value
This directive takes a list of values and validate that one of them is in the context.
Example
type User {
id: String @onePermissionsOf(
values: ["FOO", "BAR"],
unauthorized_value: "FOO or BAR could not be found")
}
Arguments : path, value and unauthorized_value
The authorize directive has one more required argument, named path
, which indicates the path to value, in the context. Unlike the last three directives, the authorize directive doesn’t search in the entire context but at the specified path.
Example
type User {
id: String @authorize(
path: "$.raw_request.headers.foo",
value: "BAR",
unauthorized_value: "Bar could not be found in the foo header")
}
Let’s restrict the password field to the users that comes with a role
header of the value ADMIN
.
-
Patch the configuration of the API by adding the permissions in the configuration of the plugin.
... "permissions": ["$.raw_request.headers.role"] ...
-
Add an directive on the password field in the schema
type User { name: String password: String @permission(value: "ADMIN") }
Let’s make a call with the role header
curl 'countries.oto.tools:9999/' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header 'role: ADMIN'
--data-binary @- << EOF
{
"query": "{\n countries(limit: 0) {\n name\n users {\n name\n password\n }\n }\n}"
}
EOF
Now try to change the value of the role header
curl 'countries.oto.tools:9999/' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header 'role: USER'
--data-binary @- << EOF
{
"query": "{\n countries(limit: 0) {\n name\n users {\n name\n password\n }\n }\n}"
}
EOF
The error message should look like
{
"errors": [
{
"message": "You're not authorized",
"path": [
"countries",
0,
"users",
0,
"password"
],
...
}
]
}
Glossary
Directives
Arguments : url, method, headers, timeout, data, response_path, response_filter, limit, offset, paginate
The rest directive is used to expose servers that communicate using the http protocol. The only required argument is the url
.
Example
type Query {
users(limit: Int, offset: Int): [User] @rest(url: "http://foo.oto.tools/users", method: "GET")
}
It can be placed on the field of a query and type. To custom your url queries, you can use the path parameter and another field with respectively, params
and item
variables.
Example
type Country {
name: String
phone: String
users: [User] @rest(url: "http://foo.oto.tools/users/${item.name}")
}
type Query {
user(id: String): User @rest(url: "http://foo.oto.tools/users/${params.id}")
}
Arguments : url, method, headers, timeout, query, data, response_path, response_filter, limit, offset, paginate
The rest directive is used to call an other graphql server.
The required argument are the url
and the query
.
Example
type Query {
countries: [Country] @graphql(url: "https://countries.trevorblades.com/", query: "{ countries { name phone }}")
}
type Country {
name: String
phone: String
}
Arguments: all following arguments
The soap directive is used to call a soap service.
type Query {
randomNumber: String @soap(
jq_response_filter: ".[\"soap:Envelope\"] | .[\"soap:Body\"] | .[\"m:NumberToWordsResponse\"] | .[\"m:NumberToWordsResult\"]",
url: "https://www.dataaccess.com/webservicesserver/numberconversion.wso",
envelope: "<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?> \n <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap=\"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/\"> \n <soap:Body> \n <NumberToWords xmlns=\"http://www.dataaccess.com/webservicesserver/\"> \n <ubiNum>12</ubiNum> \n </NumberToWords> \n </soap:Body> \n</soap:Envelope>")
}
Specific arguments
| Argument | Type | Optional | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|
| envelope | STRING | Required | |
| url | STRING | x | |
| action | STRING | x | |
| preserve_query | BOOLEAN | Required | true |
| charset | STRING | x | |
| convert_request_body_to_xml | BOOLEAN | Required | true |
| jq_request_filter | STRING | x | |
| jq_response_filter | STRING | x |
Arguments: path, json, paginate
The json directive can be used to expose static data or mocked data. The first usage is to defined a raw stringify JSON in the data
argument. The second usage is to set data in the predefined field of the GraphQL plugin composer and to specify a path in the path
argument.
Example
type Query {
users_from_raw_data: [User] @json(data: "[{\"firstname\":\"Foo\",\"name\":\"Bar\"}]")
users_from_predefined_data: [User] @json(path: "users")
}
Arguments: url
The mock directive is to used with the Mock Responses Plugin, also named Charlatan
. This directive can be interesting to mock your schema and start to use your Otoroshi route before starting to develop the underlying service.
Example
type Query {
users: @mock(url: "/users")
}
This example supposes that the Mock Responses plugin is set on the route’s feed, and that an endpoint /users
is available.
List of directive arguments
| Argument | Type | Optional | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|
| url | STRING | ||
| method | STRING | x | GET |
| headers | STRING | x | |
| timeout | INT | x | 5000 |
| data | STRING | x | |
| path | STRING | x (only for json directive) | |
| query | STRING | x | |
| response_path | STRING | x | |
| response_filter | STRING | x | |
| limit | INT | x | |
| offset | INT | x | |
| value | STRING | ||
| values | LIST of STRING | ||
| path | STRING | ||
| paginate | BOOLEAN | x | |
| unauthorized_value | STRING | x (only for permissions directive) |


Money Play. How should Red play 43?
pips Red=128 White=116
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Once you decide not to break your board with 5/2, 5/1 the choice is between 11/8, 11/7 and 13/6.
This is a difficult choice and playing on automatic I would choose 13/6. The rollouts give the edge to 11/8, 11/7, probably because to hit White has to give the security of his anchor.
It is a close call between the two plays. The key to the position is to keep the purity of the home board. Keeping four stripped outer board points is not feasible so one of them has to go. Ergo, 11/8, 11/7 it is.
This is a difficult choice and playing on automatic I would choose 13/6. The rollouts give the edge to 11/8, 11/7, probably because to hit White has to give the security of his anchor.
It is a close call between the two plays. The key to the position is to keep the purity of the home board. Keeping four stripped outer board points is not feasible so one of them has to go. Ergo, 11/8, 11/7 it is.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 11/8 11/7 Eq.: -0.096 0.489 0.108 0.002 - 0.511 0.146 0.002 2. Cubeful 2-ply 13/6 Eq.: -0.140 (-0.044) 0.477 0.098 0.003 - 0.523 0.148 0.003 3. Cubeful 2-ply 5/2 5/1 Eq.: -0.161 (-0.064) 0.461 0.097 0.002 - 0.539 0.142 0.002 4. Cubeful 2-ply 6/3 6/2 Eq.: -0.213 (-0.117) 0.447 0.079 0.001 - 0.553 0.138 0.002 5. Cubeful 2-ply 18/11 Eq.: -0.308 (-0.211) 0.440 0.073 0.002 - 0.560 0.175 0.003


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education
Graduate
Lynch School of Education, Boston College
PhD, Curriculum and Instruction, STEM Education
2012
Harvard Graduate School of Education
EdM, Technology in Education
2003
Brandeis University
Postbaccalaureate Certificate, Premedicine
1996
Undergraduate
Brandeis University
BA, Cultural Anthropology
1995


Matthew Joseph Schuette - 22 year old - Louisiana
Role: Marketing/ WEB29
Coding Background: I began coding periodically in highschool as a hobby and decided to pick it
up again after college. The aspect about coding I enjoy the most is that it is a very
dynamic field that always has new things to try and learn.
Name: Fernando Quizhpi - 28
Role: React 1
Coding Background: I understand technology at a hardware point but dev is brand
new to me and I am now in Lambda trying to find my place in the vast
dev world's creative potential .
Issac Moreno - 23 years old
Role: React 2 / WEB27
Coding Background: I had tried teaching myself coding at first but decided to join
Lambda in 2019 for better progression.
Danielle Blackwell - 25 - Texas
Role : Back End Engineer/ Web26
Coding Background : I've always had a creative passion for technology for
quite some time. I enjoy the different role contributions that come
with the industry. I have practiced designing and freelancing solo
and I decided to progress my skills by joining Lambda. What I enjoy
about coding most is , it allows me to pair my creative thought process
along with a technical stand point to produce a variety of projects.
Tyler Gilchrist - 22 - Connecticut - Product manager
Lambda Role: Web26 team lead / Labs student
Coding Background: I always loved the hardware aspect of PC building, as
well as staying up to date on the cutting edge of tech, so coding
on the software side was a natural progression. What I love about
coding is that it's a constantly evolving field with lots to learn,
and plenty of job opportunities.


Note: This is a draft document. All information is accurate, but some information may be missing. It will completed soon.
Masterpass simplifies and secures online payments by storing payment information. It removes the need for a customer to re-enter and share card information.
Masterpass is a digital wallet. Customers load their digital wallet with their credit, debit and prepaid cards once. They can then retrieve their payment information at any checkout that supports Masterpass.
Masterpass benefits users by securing their payment information and saving them time checking out. MasterPass benefits merchants by reducing checkout abandonment.
A Masterpass payment involves three steps for a merchant.
Bambora’s Masterpass integration does not support 3D Secure.
Masterpass is not enabled by default on test accounts. Contact us and we will enable it.
The first sample request is optional. It is only required if you need to retrieve addresses.
shell
includeShipping=1&paymentMethod=MP&passcode=81B156fbD41540D08D254dF7061D4AB3&
requestType=BACKEND&termUrl=http://8df6431a.ngrok.io/payment/masterpass/callback&
merchant_id=123456789
shell
responseType=R&merchantData=27330dbb10d9895283b18804c65eee43320ede34&pageContents=%3Chtml%3E%3Chead%3E%3C%2Fhead%3E%3Cbody%3E%3Cform%20action%3D%22https%3A%2F%2Fsandbox%2Emasterpass%2Ecom%2FCheckout%2FAuthorize%3Facceptable%5Fcards%3Damex%2Cjcb%2Cmaster%2Cdiscover%2Cvisa%2C%26checkout%5Fidentifier%3Dd492cead841f4ccf9887110d30de8192%26version%3Dv5%26auth%5Flevel%3Dbasic%26oauth%5Ftoken%3D27330dbb10d9895283b18804c65eee43320ede34%22%20method%3D%22post%22%20id%3D%22masterpass%22%20name%3D%22masterpass%22%20%2F%3E%3Cscript%20language%3D%22javascript%22%3Edocument%2Emasterpass%2Esubmit%28%29%3B%3C%2Fscript%3E%3C%2Fbody%3E%3C%2Fhtml%3E
shell
oauth_token=27330dbb10d9895283b18804c65eee43320ede34&
oauth_verifier=c8495a0e749a79760a14cefabe8be7739922db3c&
checkoutId=7503921781901832211&
checkout_resource_url=https%3A%2F%2Fsandbox.api.mastercard.com%2Fonline%2Fv5%2Fcheckout%2F7503921781901832211&
mpstatus=success
shell
vbvEnabled=0&
oauth_verifier=c8495a0e749a79760a14cefabe8be7739922db3c&
trnAmount=10.00&
oauth_token=27330dbb10d9895283b18804c65eee43320ede34&
passcode=81B156fbD41540D08D254dF7065D4AB6&
scEnabled=0&
requestType=BACKEND&
checkout_resource_url=https://sandbox.api.mastercard.com/online/v5/checkout/7503921781901832211&
sKeyEnabled=0&
requestType=123456789&
shell
trnApproved=1&trnId=10000011&messageId=1&messageText=Approved&trnOrderNumber=10000011&authCode=TEST&errorType=N&errorFields=&responseType=T&trnAmount=10%2E00&trnDate=8%2F27%2F2017+12%3A43%3A02+AM&avsProcessed=1&avsId=N&avsResult=0&avsAddrMatch=0&avsPostalMatch=0&avsMessage=Street+address+and+Postal%2FZIP+do+not+match%2E&cvdId=5&cardType=MC&trnType=P&paymentMethod=CC&ref1=&ref2=&ref3=&ref4=&ref5=&hashValue=1e48a7346bac9cb6da3dfc4e26d2cd9b2a3e5c6b
If you have integrated and certified to Mastercard’s Masterpass API and are handling the redirect to the Masterpass Portal independently of Bambora’s internal integration, you will need to pass the Masterpass wallet ID with your Payment API request to Bambora.
The Masterpass Wallet ID must be sent with the transaction request using the following system variable:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| masterpass_wallet_id | The Masterpass code related to the wallet that the card information was sent from. |
shell
curl https://api.na.bambora.com/v1/payments \
-H "Authorization: Passcode MzAwMjAwNTc4OjRCYUQ4MkQ5MTk3YjRjYzRiNzBhMjIxOTExZUU5Zjcw" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"payment_method":"card",
"order_number":"MyOrderId000011223344",
"amount":15.99,
"card":{
"name":"John Doe",
"number": "5100000010001004",
"expiry_month": "12",
"expiry_year": "18",
"masterpass_wallet_id": "101"
}
}'
{
"id": "10000026",
"approved": "1",
"message_id": "1",
"message": "Approved",
"auth_code": "TEST",
"created": "2017-02-23T17:26:26",
"order_number": "MyOrderId000011223344",
"type": "P",
"payment_method": "CC",
"amount": 15.99,
"custom": {
"ref1": "",
"ref2": "",
"ref3": "",
"ref4": "",
"ref5": ""
},
"card": {
"card_type": "MC",
"last_four": "1004",
"address_match": 0,
"postal_result": 0,
"cvd_result": 1,
"eci": 7
},
"links": [
{
"rel": "void",
"href": "https://api.na.bambora.com/api/v1/payments/10000026/void",
"method": "POST"
},
{
"rel": "return",
"href": "https://api.na.bambora.com/api/v1/payments/10000026/returns",
"method": "POST"
}
]
}


# Import some boilerplate libraries %matplotlib inline from IPython.display import Image from IPython.html.widgets import interact from numpy import pi, cos, sin import numpy as np import pylab as plt import seaborn as sns def plot_fringe(bl_length, wavelength, source_spacing): """ Plot the fringe function for a baseline with 2 sources (see Fig 1) bl_length: distance between antennas, in m wavelength: wavelength, in m source_spacing: distance between sources, in degrees """ theta = np.linspace(-np.pi, np.pi, 401) l = sin(theta) l_spc = sin(source_spacing / 57.3) # first baseline F_src1_bl1 = cos(2 * pi * bl_length * l / wavelength) F_src2_bl1 = cos(2 * pi * bl_length * (l - l_spc) / wavelength) F_bl1 = F_src1_bl1 + F_src2_bl1 # second baseline F_src1_bl2 = cos(2 * pi * 2 * bl_length * l / wavelength) F_src2_bl2 = cos(2 * pi * 2* bl_length * (l - l_spc) / wavelength) F_bl2 = F_src1_bl2 + F_src2_bl2 plt.plot(l, F_bl1, c='#cc0000', label="Baseline 1-2") plt.plot(l, F_bl2, c='#0000cc', label="Baseline 1-3") plt.xlabel("$sin(\\theta)$") plt.ylabel("Fringe amplitude") plt.ylim(-2, 2) plt.legend() f = interact(plot_fringe, bl_length=(1, 100), wavelength=(1, 100), source_spacing=(0, 90))


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Lake Näsijärvi in Finland.
One of my hobbies is playing D&D.
Walking in the forest is a good way to relax.
Close up shot of the lake.


In this example, basically, we're re-loading the new SWF file in the same DIV. As such, it simulates client side chart change effect.
Any other content in the page would not be disturbed or refreshed, when the chart is changed.


Two players compete to reach 50 points.
Each turn, roll the die repeatedly to accrue as many points as you dare.
If you roll a 1, you 'roll in the mud' and lose all points from that turn. To avoid rolling in the mud, 'pass' once you've achieved what feels like a suitable score for that turn.
Only you can develop the most effective strategy to trample your odious porcine adversary! Good luck!


Books
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T-Shit
Our first task of the 3rd Rotation was to create an original T-Shirt with the Garment printer.
I decided to make a T-Shirt for my X-Country team. I quickly came up with this original design
in photoshop.
Then, I created the printable file with the program GT3PDIP.
Making the T-Shirt was a lot of fun and I really enjoyed it. I am already designing other designs to print
on a swater.
File:
XC T-Shirt
UV Printer
Our next 2 projects both involved the utilitzation of the UV Printer that CTIC has.
A UV Printer uses UV Lights to cure the paint onto the surface of the material. Therefore, the ink
won't get off unless the material is scratched. Our VersaUV LEF-200 can print on any material, including:
PVC, plastics, leather, fabric, canvas, metal, glass and wood. This printer can also print on curved surfaces like
pens or golf balls.
12" x 12" Puzzle
The first thing we did with the UV Printer, after a long process of setup, was printing a 12" by 12"
puzzle. I decided to print a puzzle of my sister's synchronized swimming team.
These are images of the process and final result (Before cutting it).
File used for the image:
Puzzle Image
IPhone 5 Case
The second project we made with the UV Printer was either printing a phone case,
a golf ball or a paper mache box. I decided to print another picture of my sister in a phone case.
These are images of the process and final result.
To make the case look professional, I made the file fit in a photoshop IPhone template and then I
decided to make the image slightly bigger than the case so that it would print over the whole case.
The nice thing of the UV Printer is that it can tolerate some changes in the height so the edges looked really nice.
File used for the image:
IPhone Case Image


I am a dog.
I try to draw.
But to draw with my paws is difficult. I cannot hold a pencil.
I cannot hold a pencil, I cannot hold a brush.
Why do I want to draw?
I thought I should give you something to look at. I should distract you.

Things about changing the world. Things about reform. Things about
jurisdiction and about recouping your investment.
I am a dog. I just need to be loved.
I cannot draw. But I have a story to tell.
What should I do? How do I reach out?
The only thing you understand is the wagging of my tail and the slurps
of my saliva.
Is that my language?
Shall I constrain myself to this language?
I tried doing that.
You got me a mate.
Your act has only aggravated my anguish.
Now I have to deal with a lot. Even though my mate understands my
language, she refuses to understand it. She asks me to be a good dog.
But I am bad.
I will keep wagging my tail till you can grasp the fact that the
pattern of my wagging is a language. Till you are prepared to
understand that language.
When you understand this language, you will get my story.
What is my story? What story can any dog tell? A story about boredom,
looking at the world through a window and having nothing new to
consume.
Stories can deal with different challenges. The challenge my story
deals with is getting through an unwillingness on your part to
interpret my wagging tail.


Park Kyung brings romantic gifts in teaser images for 'If I Could Just Love Once'
by beansssBlock B's Park Kyung has romantic gifts ready, for if he ever finds love!
Park Kyung will be returning this coming November 10 at 6 PM KST with his newest single album, 'If I Could Just Love Once'. In his brand new set of comeback teaser images, Park Kyung has a big, colorful bouquet of flowers, as well as a neatly wrapped gift box, to give to his love.
Stay tuned for Park Kyung's romantic solo comeback!


Porcine brucellosis, caused by the bacterium Brucella suis,
is an economically important cause
of reproductive loses in pigs. This organism can
be maintained in wild and feral swine, complicating
Salmonella germs can live in the intestinal
tract of many different animals. Most people
have diarrhea, fever, and stomach pain that
start 1 to 3 days after they get infected.
This was discovered in birds infected with cholera
It is a non-motile coccobacillus and is penicillin-sensitive.
It can cause infections in humans. As a result of cat and dog
bites and scratches.
Leptospires are transmitted to cattle via maintenance
hosts. Maintenance hosts are a constant source of infection
and typically do not show clinical signs. As silent-carrier
animals, they maintain the bacteria and transmit leptospires to other animals.
Brucella are very small, gram-negative coccobacilli
that cause a zoonosis called brucellosis. Common names
for this infection are Bang's disease in cattle,
malta fever, and undulant fever.


PoP Vlog See videos and working example programs from the Poth on Programming Video log YouTube Channel!
SWFs If you have a working Flash Player plugin in your desktop browser, check out some of my old AS3.0 programs.
Apps Here you can find the ONE CLICK COPY web app, and the very simple 1D tile map value shifter program.
Resume This is my professional resume.
Test Site It's Not Ready Yet. You've been warned.