Introduction
Authentication
Example Request
$ curl https://api.shore.com/v1/4eadc0f0-45d1-4a8c-91b4-ca5d82910135/customers \
-u Mzs6i13SUB16xfyGFAm4:
curl uses the -u flag to pass basic auth credentials (adding a colon after your API key will prevent it from asking you for a password).
You authenticate to the Shore API by providing one of your API key in the request.
TODO: You can manage your API keys from your account. You can have multiple API keys active at one time. Your API keys carry many privileges, so be sure to keep them secret!
Authentication to the API occurs via HTTP Basic Auth. Provide your API key as the basic auth username. You do not need to provide a password. All API requests must be made over HTTPS. Calls made over plain HTTP will fail. You must authenticate for all requests.
Errors
Shore uses conventional HTTP response codes to indicate success or failure of an API request. Codes in the 2xx range indicate success. Codes in the 4xx range indicate an error that resulted from the provided information. Codes in the 5xx range indicate an error with Shore’s servers.
HTTP Status Code Summary
| 400 | Bad Request – Your request sucks |
| 401 | Unauthorized – Your API key is wrong |
| 403 | Forbidden – The requested is hidden for authorized users only |
| 404 | Not Found – The specified resource could not be found |
| 405 | Method Not Allowed – You tried to access a resource with an invalid method |
| 406 | Not Acceptable – You requested a format that isn’t json |
| 410 | Gone – The resource requested has been removed from our servers |
| 418 | I’m a teapot |
| 429 | Too Many Requests – You’re requesting too many resources! Slow down! |
| 500 | Internal Server Error – We had a problem with our server. Try again later. |
| 503 | Service Unavailable – We’re temporarially offline for maintanance. Please try again later. |
Customers
The Customer Store Service is used for serving any kind of customer related information.
GET /:oid/customers
Example Request
curl https://api.shore.com/v1/4eadc0f0-45d1-4a8c-91b4-ca5d82910135/customers \
-u Mzs6i13SUB16xfyGFAm4:
Example Response
{
"meta": {
"current_page": 1,
"total_pages": 3,
"per_page": 25
},
"customers": [
]
}
Retrieves all customers for a given organization id. The result is paginated.
Request URL
https://api.shore.com/v1/:oid/customers
Request Params
| oid String, Required |
The organization id |
Reponse Code
200
GET /:oid/customers/:id
Example Request
$ curl https://api.shore.com/v1/4eadc0f0-45d1-4a8c-91b4-ca5d82910135/customers/522f78b8-6f39-4dce-be8e-ce0fc0f816e6 \
-u Mzs6i13SUB16xfyGFAm4:
Example Response
{
"id": "522f78b8-6f39-4dce-be8e-ce0fc0f816e6",
"created_at": "2015-03-26T18:33:10.545+01:00",
"updated_at": "2015-03-26T18:33:10.545+01:00",
"locale": "de-DE",
"identity": {
"gender": "male",
"first": "John",
"last": "Doe"
},
"groups": [
{
"name": "category",
"value": "VIP"
}
],
"addresses": [
{
"line1": "Rosenheimer Str 145e",
"line2": "1st floor",
"city": "Munich",
"state": "Bavaria",
"zip": "81671",
"country": "Germany"
}, {
"...": "..."
}
],
"dates": [
{
"name": "birthday", // birthday, anniversary, other
"value": "2015-03-26"
}, {
"...": "..."
}
],
"emails": [
{
"primary": true,
"name": "home", // home, work, other
"value"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}, {
"...": "..."
}
],
"phones": [
{
"primary": true,
"name": "mobile", // mobile, work, home, work-fax, home-fax, other
"value": "123456789"
}, {
"...": "..."
}
],
"urls": [
{
"name": "website", // website, other
"value": "http://www.example.com"
}, {
"...": "..."
}
],
"attributes": [
{
"name": "description",
"value": "Some custom definde attribute"
}, {
"...": "..."
}
]
}
Retrieves the details of an existing customer.
Request URL
https://api.shore.com/v1/:oid/customers/:id
Request Params
| oid String, Required |
The organization id |
| id String, Required |
The customer id |
Response Code
200
POST /:oid/customers
Example Request
$ curl https://api.shore.com/v1/4eadc0f0-45d1-4a8c-91b4-ca5d82910135/customers \
-X POST \
-u Mzs6i13SUB16xfyGFAm4: \
-d '{
"identity": {
"first": "John",
"last": "Doe"
}
}'
Example Response
{
"id": "522f78b8-6f39-4dce-be8e-ce0fc0f816e6",
"created_at": "2015-03-26T18:33:10.545+01:00",
"updated_at": "2015-03-26T18:33:10.545+01:00",
"identity": {
"first": "John",
"last": "Doe"
}
}
Creates a new customer record.
Request URL
https://api.shore.com/v1/:oid/customers
Request Params
| oid String, Required |
The organization id |
Response Code
201
PATCH /:oid/customers/:id
Example Request
$ curl https://api.shore.com/v1/4eadc0f0-45d1-4a8c-91b4-ca5d82910135/customers/522f78b8-6f39-4dce-be8e-ce0fc0f816e6
-X PATCH \
-u Mzs6i13SUB16xfyGFAm4: \
-d '{
"identity": {
"first": "Jane"
}
}'
Example Response
{
"id": "522f78b8-6f39-4dce-be8e-ce0fc0f816e6",
"created_at": "2015-03-26T18:33:10.545+01:00",
"updated_at": "2015-03-26T18:33:10.545+01:00",
"identity": {
"first": "Jane",
"last": "Doe"
}
}
Updates the customer by setting the values of the passed parameters. Any parameters not provided will be left unchanged.
Request URL
https://api.shore.com/v1/:oid/customers/:id
Request Params
| oid String, Required |
The organization id |
| id String, Required |
The customer id |
Response Code
200
DELETE /:oid/customers/:id
Example Request
$ curl https://api.shore.com/v1/4eadc0f0-45d1-4a8c-91b4-ca5d82910135/customers/522f78b8-6f39-4dce-be8e-ce0fc0f816e6 \
-X DELETE \
-u Mzs6i13SUB16xfyGFAm4:
Example Response
{
"id": "522f78b8-6f39-4dce-be8e-ce0fc0f816e6",
"deleted_at": "2015-03-26T18:33:10.545+01:00"
}
Permanently deletes a customer. It cannot be undone. Upon deletion, the response returns the deleted_at
date.
Request URL
https://api.shore.com/v1/:oid/customers
Request Params
| oid String, Required |
The organization id |
Response Code
201


| de.mrapp.util.ClassUtil |
An utility class, which provides methods for handling classes. |
| de.mrapp.util.Condition |
An utility class that provides methods, which allow to ensure, that variables and objects fulfill certain conditions. If a condition is violated, an exception is thrown by each of these methods. |
| de.mrapp.util.FileUtil |
An utility class that provides methods for handling files. |
| de.mrapp.util.datastructure.FixedPriorityQueue |
An extension of the class PriorityQueue that has a fixed size. If adding an item causes the maximum size to be exceeded, the smallest/first element is removed. |
| de.mrapp.util.FlagUtil |
An utility class that provides method for handling flags. |
| de.mrapp.util.Identifiable |
Defines the interface, a class that is associated with an unique id, must implement. |
| de.mrapp.util.IteratorUtil |
An utility class that provides methods that allows to handle Iterators and Iterables. |
| de.mrapp.util.datastructure.ListenerList |
A list that is meant to be used for managing event listeners. The list ensures, that no duplicates or null elements can be added. For comparing listeners either the Object.equals method or the identity operator (==) can be used. Furthermore, this class is thread-safe and no ConcurrentModificationExceptions are thrown when adding or removing listeners while iterating the list. |
| de.mrapp.util.datastructure.Pair |
A data structure that eases to pass around a pair of two objects. This object provides a sensible implementation of equals(), returning true if equals() is true on each of the contained objects. |
| de.mrapp.util.Provider |
Defines the interface, a class that allows to construct instances of a specific type on demand, must implement. |
| de.mrapp.util.datastructure.SortedArrayList |
An extension of the class ArrayList that automatically keeps its items in a sorted order, whenever new items are added. Such a list does not allow to add items at specific indices. Therefore an UnsupportedOperationException is thrown by the SortedArrayList.add and SortedArrayList.addAll methods that allow to specify an index. |
| de.mrapp.util.datastructure.SortedArraySet |
A set, whose items are sorted based on a specific Comparator or according to their implementation of the interface Comparable. In contrast to a TreeSet, two items are considered as duplicates, if their hash codes are equal, instead of evaluating the result of the Comparator or Comparable#compareToObject method. |
| de.mrapp.util.StreamUtil |
An utility class, which provides methods that allow to handle streams. |
| de.mrapp.util.TextUtil |
An utility class that provides methods that allow to handle texts. |
| de.mrapp.util.datastructure.Triple |
A data structure that eases to pass around a triple of three objects. This object provides a sensible implementation of equals(), returning true if equals() is true on each of the contained objects. |
| de.mrapp.util.Visitor |
Defines the interface, a class that can be applied to instances of a specific type according to the visitor pattern, must implement. |


Kay Ashaolu
What is HyperText?
Let's learn Markdown, another HyperText language which is essentially text with links
This college is [Berkeley](http://berkeley.edu)
We can add hashtags at the beginning of sections
# Main Header
Important stuff in this paragraph...
## This is a "level 2" header
Info supporting main section, specific to this subsection...
We can use stars to indicate how important they are
*important stuff*
**really important stuff**
Annotation to existing text
hello
world
hello
<blink>BLINK!</blink>

Why?

Client can style these however it chooses (with help from CSS)

Welcome to my webpage

Hello World!

Welcome to my webpage

Hello World! Here's where I work:
Nuna Health

Welcome to my list

List item one

List item two

list item three

Hello World! Here's where I work:
Nuna Health
name="value"

Welcome to my webpage

Hello World! Here's where I work:
Nuna Health

First Name
Last Name
Class

Kay
Ashaolu
Web Architecture

<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>My First HTML Webpage</title>
<meta name="author" content="Kay Ashaolu" />
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" />

Main Content

Section 1 header

Section 1 body

Section 1 footer

Section 2 header

Section 2 body

Section 2 footer

<link rel="stylesheet" href="../css/style.css" type="text/css" />


Sales Data
New Store Form
New Store
Minimum Customers
Maximum Customers
Average Cookies Per Customer
Reset Form
Submit Form


Enter a username and password to get started.
By creating an account you agree to our Terms & Privacy.


When /I sign in/ do
within("#sign_in_form") do
fill_in 'Email', with<EMAIL_ADDRESS>fill_in 'Password', with: 'password'
end
click_button 'Sign in'
expect(page).to have_content 'Welcome user@example.com!'
end
Save time - Simulate user interaction so you don't have to
Safety harness - Regularly run tests as you work on an application to catch bugs as they develop
Safety harness - It's less risky to refactor/improve/update existing code if you have tests that will tell you if anything breaks
Safety harness - Running tests in the production environment can catch bugs before deploying new code
Change the way you think about and write your code (for the better)
Documentation - Good tests describe how your code behaves in a readable way
When /I sign in/ do
within("#sign_in_form") do
fill_in 'Email', with<EMAIL_ADDRESS>fill_in 'Password', with: 'password'
end
click_button 'Sign in'
expect(page).to have_content 'Welcome user@example.com!'
end
### BAD
def test_colour_blue_has_right_colour_level
blue = Colour.blue
red_level = blue.rgb.r
green_level = blue.rgb.g
blue_level = blue.rgb.b
assert(red_level < 0.2)
assert(green_level < 0.2)
assert(blue_level > 0.8)
end
### GOOD
def test_colour_blue_has_right_red_level
blue = Colour.blue
red_level = blue.rgb.r
assert(red_level < 0.2)
end
def test_colour_blue_has_right_green_level
blue = Colour.blue
green_level = blue.rgb.g
assert(green_level < 0.2)
end
def test_colour_blue_has_right_blue_level
blue = Colour.blue
blue_level = blue.rgb.b
assert(blue_level > 0.8)
end
Arrange, act, assert
or
Given, when, then
or
Setup, exercise, verify(, teardown)
or
# GOOD
def test_average
# arrange
numbers = [1, 2, 3]
# act
average = numbers.average
# assert
assert_equal(2, average)
end
# arrange!
def setup
@contact = Contact.create('Grace', 'Hopper'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'computer scientist')
end
...
def test_find
# arrange happened in setup
# act
actual_value =<EMAIL_ADDRESS># assert
expected_value = @contact
assert_equal(expected_value, actual_value)
end
# BAD
def test_user_is_invalid_without_name
# arrange
user = User.new
# act
is_valid = user.valid?
# assert
assert_equal(is_valid, false)
end
# GOOD
def test_user_is_invalid_without_name
# arrange
user = User.new(email<EMAIL_ADDRESS># act
is_valid = user.valid?
# assert
assert_equal(is_valid, false)
end
# BAD
def test_average
# arrange
numbers = [1, 2, 3]
# act
average = numbers.average
# assert
assert_equal( [1, 2, 3].average, average)
end
# GOOD
def test_average
# arrange
numbers = [1, 2, 3]
# act
average = numbers.average
# assert
assert_equal(2, average)
end
# arrange!
def setup
@contact = Contact.create('Grace', 'Hopper'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'computer scientist')
end
...
def test_delete
# arrange happened in setup
# act
@contact.delete
# assert
expected_value = []
actual_value = Contact.all
assert_equal(expected_value, actual_value)
end
# arrange!
def setup
@contact = Contact.create('Grace', 'Hopper'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'computer scientist')
end
...
def test_update
# act
@contact.update('note', 'wrote the first compiler in 1952')
# assert
expected_value = 'wrote the first compiler in 1952'
actual_value = @contact.note
assert_equal(expected_value, actual_value)
end


📅 (2022-09-18 16:51:43 UTC)
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true
Dry install with the current Coq version:
opam install -y --show-action coq-corn.8.12.0 coq.8.8.1
Dry install without Coq/switch base, to test if the problem was incompatibility with the current Coq/OCaml version:
true
opam list; echo; ulimit -Sv 4000000; timeout 4h opam install -y --deps-only coq-corn.8.12.0 coq.8.8.1
opam list; echo; ulimit -Sv 16000000; timeout 8h opam install -y -v coq-corn.8.12.0 coq.8.8.1
# Packages matching: installed # Name # Installed # Synopsis base-bigarray base base-threads base base-unix base camlp5 7.14 Preprocessor-pretty-printer of OCaml conf-findutils 1 Virtual package relying on findutils conf-perl 2 Virtual package relying on perl coq 8.8.1 Formal proof management system coq-bignums 8.8.0 Bignums, the Coq library of arbitrary large numbers coq-math-classes 8.12.0 A library of abstract interfaces for mathematical structures in Coq num 1.4 The legacy Num library for arbitrary-precision integer and rational arithmetic ocaml 4.07.1 The OCaml compiler (virtual package) ocaml-base-compiler 4.07.1 Official release 4.07.1 ocaml-config 1 OCaml Switch Configuration ocamlfind 1.9.5 A library manager for OCaml [NOTE] Package coq is already installed (current version is 8.8.1). 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Warning: Option Automatic Introduction is deprecated - [deprecated-option,deprecated] - File "./algebra/RSetoid.v", line 25, characters 0-55: - Warning: Notation _ = _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./algebra/RSetoid.v", line 25, characters 0-55: - Warning: Notation _ ≠ _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC algebra/OperationClasses.v - File "./util/Container.v", line 1, characters 0-54: - Warning: Notation _ = _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./util/Container.v", line 1, characters 0-54: - Warning: Notation _ ≠ _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC tactics/DiffTactics1.v - COQC logic/PropDecid.v - COQC reals/fast/LazyNat.v - COQC order/PartialOrder.v - COQC metric2/Metric.v - COQC stdlib_omissions/Z.v - COQC util/PointFree.v - COQC liouville/RingClass.v - COQC stdlib_omissions/List.v - COQC logic/CornBasics.v - COQC util/SetoidPermutation.v - COQC stdlib_omissions/Q.v - File "./logic/CornBasics.v", line 73, characters 0-38: - Warning: Option Automatic Coercions Import is deprecated - [deprecated-option,deprecated] - File "./logic/CornBasics.v", line 75, characters 0-34: - Warning: Option Automatic Introduction is deprecated - [deprecated-option,deprecated] - COQC logic/Classic.v - File "./stdlib_omissions/Q.v", line 8, characters 0-27: - Warning: Option Automatic Introduction is deprecated - [deprecated-option,deprecated] - COQC metric2/list_separates.v - COQC raster/Raster.v - COQC stdlib_omissions/N.v - COQC logic/CLogic.v - COQC util/Qdlog.v - File "./logic/CLogic.v", line 54, characters 0-27: - Warning: Option Automatic Introduction is deprecated - [deprecated-option,deprecated] - File "./logic/CLogic.v", line 233, characters 0-103: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./util/Qdlog.v", line 2, characters 0-371: - Warning: Notation _ = _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./util/Qdlog.v", line 2, characters 0-371: - Warning: Notation _ ≠ _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/Zmod/ZBasics.v - COQC algebra/CSetoids.v - File "./model/Zmod/ZBasics.v", line 39, characters 0-33: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./algebra/CSetoids.v", line 54, characters 0-33: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/structures/Nsec.v - COQC tactics/AlgReflection.v - File "./model/structures/Nsec.v", line 41, characters 0-33: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./tactics/AlgReflection.v", line 38, characters 0-33: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/structures/Zsec.v - COQC model/setoids/Nfinsetoid.v - File "./model/structures/Zsec.v", line 40, characters 0-33: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/structures/Npossec.v - File "./model/setoids/Nfinsetoid.v", line 37, characters 0-37: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./model/setoids/Nfinsetoid.v", line 38, characters 0-27: - Warning: Option Automatic Introduction is deprecated - [deprecated-option,deprecated] - COQC model/setoids/decsetoid.v - COQC model/setoids/Zfinsetoid.v - File "./model/setoids/decsetoid.v", line 7, characters 0-109: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./model/setoids/decsetoid.v", line 13, characters 0-27: - Warning: Option Automatic Introduction is deprecated - [deprecated-option,deprecated] - File "./model/setoids/Zfinsetoid.v", line 37, characters 0-37: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./model/setoids/Zfinsetoid.v", line 38, characters 0-27: - Warning: Option Automatic Introduction is deprecated - [deprecated-option,deprecated] - COQC model/Zmod/ZDivides.v - COQC algebra/CSetoidFun.v - File "./model/Zmod/ZDivides.v", line 38, characters 0-39: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/structures/Qsec.v - File "./algebra/CSetoidFun.v", line 37, characters 0-37: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./model/structures/Qsec.v", line 43, characters 0-33: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./model/structures/Qsec.v", line 326, characters 0-6: - Warning: Deprecated syntax; use "," as separator - [firstorder-deprecated-syntax,deprecated] - COQC algebra/CSetoidInc.v - COQC tactics/csetoid_rewrite.v - COQC model/setoids/Qsetoid.v - File "./algebra/CSetoidInc.v", line 39, characters 0-39: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/setoids/Zsetoid.v - File "./tactics/csetoid_rewrite.v", line 48, characters 0-39: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./model/setoids/Qsetoid.v", line 38, characters 0-42: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/setoids/Nsetoid.v - COQC model/Zmod/ZGcd.v - File "./model/setoids/Zsetoid.v", line 39, characters 0-39: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC algebra/CSemiGroups.v - File "./model/Zmod/ZGcd.v", line 38, characters 0-40: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./model/setoids/Nsetoid.v", line 38, characters 0-39: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./model/setoids/Nsetoid.v", line 40, characters 0-27: - Warning: Option Automatic Introduction is deprecated - [deprecated-option,deprecated] - COQC model/setoids/Npossetoid.v - File "./algebra/CSemiGroups.v", line 40, characters 0-39: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./model/setoids/Npossetoid.v", line 39, characters 0-39: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/semigroups/Qsemigroup.v - COQC model/semigroups/Zsemigroup.v - File "./model/semigroups/Zsemigroup.v", line 37, characters 0-42: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/semigroups/Nsemigroup.v - File "./model/semigroups/Qsemigroup.v", line 37, characters 0-42: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./model/semigroups/Nsemigroup.v", line 38, characters 0-40: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/semigroups/Npossemigroup.v - COQC order/SemiLattice.v - File "./model/semigroups/Npossemigroup.v", line 37, characters 0-40: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./order/SemiLattice.v", line 96, characters 2-9: - Warning: Deprecated syntax; use "," as separator - [firstorder-deprecated-syntax,deprecated] - File "./order/SemiLattice.v", line 111, characters 1-8: - Warning: Deprecated syntax; use "," as separator - [firstorder-deprecated-syntax,deprec [...] truncated scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./ode/metric.v", line 4, characters 0-322: - Warning: Notation _ ≠ _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./ode/metric.v", line 10, characters 0-58: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/monoids/CRmonoid.v - COQC reals/RealFuncts.v - File "./model/monoids/CRmonoid.v", line 26, characters 0-49: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC reals/CSumsReals.v - File "./reals/RealFuncts.v", line 37, characters 0-34: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC reals/RealLists.v - File "./reals/CSumsReals.v", line 37, characters 0-34: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./reals/RealLists.v", line 37, characters 0-34: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/metric2/LinfMetric.v - COQC reals/CMetricFields.v - File "./model/metric2/LinfMetric.v", line 33, characters 0-46: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./reals/CMetricFields.v", line 37, characters 0-34: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./reals/CMetricFields.v", line 39, characters 0-26: - Warning: There is no option Nested Proofs Allowed. [unknown-option,option] - File "./reals/CMetricFields.v", line 146, characters 1-16: - Warning: Nested proofs are deprecated and will stop working in a future Coq - version [deprecated-nested-proofs,deprecated] - COQC reals/Bridges_iso.v - File "./reals/Bridges_iso.v", line 46, characters 0-38: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC reals/fast/RasterQ.v - COQC model/groups/CRgroup.v - File "./model/groups/CRgroup.v", line 26, characters 0-43: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC reals/CPoly_Contin.v - File "./reals/CPoly_Contin.v", line 40, characters 0-37: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC reals/Intervals.v - File "./reals/Intervals.v", line 37, characters 0-39: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/metric2/BoundedFunction.v - File "./reals/Intervals.v", line 39, characters 0-27: - Warning: Option Automatic Introduction is deprecated - [deprecated-option,deprecated] - COQC reals/fast/RasterizeQ.v - COQC model/abgroups/CRabgroup.v - File "./model/abgroups/CRabgroup.v", line 25, characters 0-41: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC reals/IVT.v - COQC model/metric2/IntegrableFunction.v - File "./reals/IVT.v", line 37, characters 0-39: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC reals/fast/Plot.v - COQC model/rings/CRring.v - COQC ftc/PartFunEquality.v - COQC metrics/CPseudoMSpaces.v - File "./model/rings/CRring.v", line 26, characters 0-45: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./ftc/PartFunEquality.v", line 39, characters 0-36: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC ode/FromMetric2.v - File "./metrics/CPseudoMSpaces.v", line 37, characters 0-36: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC ode/BanachFixpoint.v - File "./ode/FromMetric2.v", line 6, characters 0-244: - Warning: Notation _ = _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./ode/FromMetric2.v", line 6, characters 0-244: - Warning: Notation _ ≠ _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/fields/CRfield.v - File "./ode/BanachFixpoint.v", line 4, characters 0-328: - Warning: Notation _ = _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./ode/BanachFixpoint.v", line 4, characters 0-328: - Warning: Notation _ ≠ _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./ode/BanachFixpoint.v", line 7, characters 0-58: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./ode/FromMetric2.v", line 101, characters 0-43: - Warning: Use of “Require” inside a section is deprecated. - [require-in-section,deprecated] - File "./ode/FromMetric2.v", line 138, characters 0-187: - Warning: Use of “Require” inside a section is deprecated. - [require-in-section,deprecated] - File "./ode/FromMetric2.v", line 138, characters 0-187: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./model/fields/CRfield.v", line 26, characters 0-39: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC reals/OddPolyRootIR.v - COQC metrics/ContFunctions.v - File "./reals/OddPolyRootIR.v", line 37, characters 0-30: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./metrics/ContFunctions.v", line 37, characters 0-43: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC reals/faster/ARQ.v - File "./ode/FromMetric2.v", line 289, characters 0-11: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC reals/faster/ARabs.v - File "./reals/faster/ARQ.v", line 4, characters 0-352: - Warning: Notation _ = _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./reals/faster/ARQ.v", line 4, characters 0-352: - Warning: Notation _ ≠ _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC reals/faster/ARsign.v - COQC reals/faster/ARbigD.v - File "./reals/faster/ARabs.v", line 4, characters 0-183: - Warning: Notation _ = _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./reals/faster/ARabs.v", line 4, characters 0-183: - Warning: Notation _ ≠ _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./reals/faster/ARsign.v", line 4, characters 0-59: - Warning: Notation _ = _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./reals/faster/ARsign.v", line 4, characters 0-59: - Warning: Notation _ ≠ _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC model/ordfields/CRordfield.v - File "./reals/faster/ARbigD.v", line 4, characters 0-460: - Warning: Notation _ = _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./reals/faster/ARbigD.v", line 4, characters 0-460: - Warning: Notation _ ≠ _ was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./model/ordfields/CRordfield.v", line 26, characters 0-41: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC reals/NRootIR.v - File "./reals/NRootIR.v", line 40, characters 0-40: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - COQC ftc/FunctSums.v - File "./ftc/FunctSums.v", line 41, characters 0-37: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./ftc/FunctSums.v", line 43, characters 0-27: - Warning: Option Automatic Introduction is deprecated - [deprecated-option,deprecated] - COQC ftc/IntervalFunct.v - File "./ftc/IntervalFunct.v", line 37, characters 0-40: - Warning: Notation { _ : _ | _ } was already used in scope type_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - - Error: System error: "No space left on device" - - make[1]: *** [Makefile:656: ftc/IntervalFunct.vo] Error 1 - make[1]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs.... - - Error: System error: "No space left on device" - - - Error: System error: "No space left on device" - - make[1]: *** [Makefile:656: reals/NRootIR.vo] Error 1 - make[1]: *** [Makefile:656: ode/BanachFixpoint.vo] Error 1 - - Error: System error: "No space left on device" - - make[1]: *** [Makefile:656: ftc/FunctSums.vo] Error 1 - make: *** [Makefile:318: all] Error 2 [ERROR] The compilation of coq-corn failed at "/home/bench/.opam/opam-init/hooks/sandbox.sh build make -j4". #=== ERROR while compiling coq-corn.8.12.0 ====================================# # context 2.0.6 | linux/x86_64 | ocaml-base-compiler.4.07.1 | file:///home/bench/run/opam-coq-archive/released # path ~/.opam/ocaml-base-compiler.4.07.1/.opam-switch/build/coq-corn.8.12.0 # command ~/.opam/opam-init/hooks/sandbox.sh build make -j4 # exit-code 2 # env-file ~/.opam/log/coq-corn-13969-2dea01.env # output-file ~/.opam/log/coq-corn-13969-2dea01.out ### output ### # [...] # Error: System error: "No space left on device" # # # Error: System error: "No space left on device" # # make[1]: *** [Makefile:656: reals/NRootIR.vo] Error 1 # make[1]: *** [Makefile:656: ode/BanachFixpoint.vo] Error 1 # # Error: System error: "No space left on device" # # make[1]: *** [Makefile:656: ftc/FunctSums.vo] Error 1 # make: *** [Makefile:318: all] Error 2 <><> Error report <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> +- The following actions failed | - 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Rabbi, teacher of Judaism, and a few other things too.
This website is a work in progress.


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Can you think of something that cannot be deep fried?
Who is the statue at the State Fair?
What Texas Song involves four claps?
You find yourself in front of a field of bluebonnets and you:
When it comes to boots you have:
Where is the two-story Whataburger?
When it comes to breakfast, your go-to is:
Which one is correct?
Finish this sentence: The best tea is, ______.
Which is a Texan must have appetizer?


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Hyperion vastly speeds up the creation of such specifications using machine learning to automatically generates specifications for you.
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Usage of objectives
An objective function (or loss function, or optimization score function) is one of the two parameters required to compile a model:
model.compile(loss='mean_squared_error', optimizer='sgd')
You can either pass the name of an existing objective, or pass a Theano/TensorFlow symbolic function that returns a scalar for each data-point and takes the following two arguments:
- y_true: True labels. Theano/TensorFlow tensor.
- y_pred: Predictions. Theano/TensorFlow tensor of the same shape as y_true.
The actual optimized objective is the mean of the output array across all datapoints.
For a few examples of such functions, check out the objectives source.
Available objectives
- mean_squared_error / mse
- mean_absolute_error / mae
- mean_absolute_percentage_error / mape
- mean_squared_logarithmic_error / msle
- squared_hinge
- hinge
- binary_crossentropy: Also known as logloss.
- categorical_crossentropy: Also known as multiclass logloss. Note: using this objective requires that your labels are binary arrays of shape
(nb_samples, nb_classes)
. - sparse_categorical_crossentropy: As above but accepts sparse labels. Note: this objective still requires that your labels have the same number of dimensions as your outputs; you may need to add a length-1 dimension to the shape of your labels, e.g with
np.expand_dims(y, -1)
. - kullback_leibler_divergence / kld: Information gain from a predicted probability distribution Q to a true probability distribution P. Gives a measure of difference between both distributions.
- poisson: Mean of
(predictions - targets * log(predictions))
- cosine_proximity: The opposite (negative) of the mean cosine proximity between predictions and targets.


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output_name = input_name + ".txt"
output_done_name = output_name + ".done"
with open(output_name, "w") as f:
for i in inceptionv3_outputs:
print("%s (score = %.5f)" % (i[0], i[1]), file=f)
touch(output_done_name)
logging(input_name, " classified!")
After Change
output_name = input_name + ".txt"
output_done_name = output_name + ".done"
inference_result = generalize_inference_result(inceptionv3_outputs)
logging(json.dumps(inference_result, indent=4))
with open(output_name, "w") as f:
json.dump(inference_result, f, indent=4)
//with open(output_name, "w") as f:


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Drum kit Audio Classifier
Classifying drum sound based on its spectrogram with tensorflow.js. Written by @naotokui_en.
A python script to train the classification model in keras is available here:
https://gist.github.com/naotokui/a2b331dd206b13a70800e862cfe7da3c
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Configuring Development Environment to Build Full-Stack Dapps
One nice thing about building full-stack applications from scratch is the flexibility. You are not limited to any one fixed set of tools, and can therefore go the pragmatic route of selecting:
a. What suits the job best
b. What you are most familiar with
c. A mix of the above
That said, because I am building my first-ever decentralized application (dapp), it would probably make more sense to reference what experienced dapp developers have already done rather than completely reinventing the wheels. With that in mind, I’ve decided to follow Nader Dabit’s tutorial to build out the skeletal structure, making minor modifications as necessary.
According to Nader, this is the list of tools I would need:
Prerequisites
- Node.js version
16.14.0
or greater - MetaMask digital wallet installed as a browser extension
The Stack:
- Web application framework - Next.js
- Solidity development environment - Hardhat
- File storage - IPFS
- Ethereum web client library - Ethers.js
And just to avoid ambiguity, I should also list the below.
Operating System:
macOS (This is not a requirement at all. It just happens to be what I primarily use as a hybrid app developer.)
Now, time to jump right in!
Upgrading Node.js
A quick version check on Terminal showed that I needed a newer Node installation.
Since I already had Homebrew installed, at first I figured I would just upgrade Node via Homebrew.
But then as I was troubleshooting some errors, I came across several articles which pointed out that nvm might be a more suitable choice for my project. For example, this article said:
Using nvm (Node.js Version Manager) makes it easier to install and manage multiple versions of Node.js on a single local environment. Even if you only need a single version of Node.js right now, we still recommend using nvm because it allows you to switch between different versions of Node (depending on the requirements of your project) with minimal hassle.
So I went ahead and installed nvm locally.
Terminal had to be restarted afterwards.
Then I used the newly installed nvm to install Node.js once again.
Installing MetaMask Extension for Chrome
What is MetaMask
MetaMask is a software cryptocurrency wallet used to interact with the Ethereum blockchain. It allows users to access their Ethereum wallet through a browser extension or mobile app, which can then be used to interact with decentralized applications (dapps).
In the next post, I will proceed to create a new application with Next.js.


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| EMPLOYMENT TYPE | Full-time |
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Sets the connection parameters and instanciates a new Tamino API object if no connection parameters have been given to that class before or if the refresh parameter is set to true.
Creates a new record.
Example:
john = Person.create :name => { :firstName => "John", :lastName => "Doe"}, :address => { :city => "San Francisco", :street => { :name => "14th Street", :number => 718 } }
Discovers object(s) in the Tamino database.
The first argument can either be one of the following:
| :all: | finds all matching entries and returns an Array of objects representing them |
| :first: | finds the first matching entry and returns an object representing it |
| a primary key value: | finds an entry by its primary key value (denoted as ino:id attribute) |
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Example:
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Stores the local representation in the Tamino database. Will simply return false if an error occured during save.
Stores the local representation in the Tamino database. Will throw an exception if an error occured during save.


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clustifyR
?Single cell transcriptomes are difficult to annotate without extensive knowledge of the underlying biology of the system in question. Even with this knowledge, accurate identification can be challenging due to the lack of detectable expression of common marker genes defined by bulk RNA-seq, flow cytometry, etc.
clustifyR
solves this problem by providing functions to automatically annotate single cells or clusters using bulk RNA-seq data or marker gene lists (ranked or unranked). Additional functions allow for exploratory analysis of calculated similarities between single cell RNA-seq datasets and reference data.
In this example, we take an example 10x Genomics 3’ scRNA-seq dataset comprised of peripheral blood mononuclear cells from a healthy human donor and annotate the cell clusters (identified using Seurat
) using bulk RNA-seq data derived from isolated PBMC cell populations.
library(clustifyR)
library(ComplexHeatmap)
library(circlize)
# load pacakge data
data("pbmc4k_matrix")
data("pbmc4k_meta")
data("pbmc4k_vargenes")
data("pbmc_bulk_matrix")
# plot tSNE using known identities
plot_tsne(pbmc4k_meta, feature = "classified")
Bulk RNA-Seq data can be obtained from any input source; here we will obtain a dataset from the recount2 database. This database provides > 2000 human RNA-Seq experiments that have been processed using a consistent pipeline. We have written a wrapper function to download a count matrix from recount2
, given an SRA ID.
source(system.file("dl_recount.R",
package = "clustifyR"))
pbmc_data <- dl_recount("SRP051688")
pbmc_data$read_counts[1:5, 1:5]
#> SRR1740034 SRR1740035 SRR1740036 SRR1740037 SRR1740038
#> A1BG 317 369 319 273 148
#> A1BG-AS1 421 442 405 409 109
#> A1CF 3 8 6 5 1
#> A2M 3 5 1 6 21
#> A2M-AS1 2 0 3 3 21
pbmc_data$meta_data[1:5, ]
#> # A tibble: 5 x 5
#> run time `cell type` assay donor
#> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 SRR1740034 0 d primary human B cells RNA-seq Donor: HD30
#> 2 SRR1740035 1 d primary human B cells RNA-seq Donor: HD30
#> 3 SRR1740036 3 d primary human B cells RNA-seq Donor: HD30
#> 4 SRR1740037 7 d primary human B cells RNA-seq Donor: HD30
#> 5 SRR1740038 0 d primary human myeloid DC RNA-seq Donor: HD30
clustifyR
provides the run_cor()
function, which takes as input a matrix of single cell RNA-seq expression values, a metadata table with cluster assignments, and a matrix with bulk RNA seq datasets.
As the heatmap below shows, most cell types are accurately classified using the default correlation method (pearson) and a list of highly variable genes in the single cell dataset identified using Seurat
’s VMR method.
# run correlation (pearson by default)
res <- run_cor(expr_mat = pbmc4k_matrix,
metadata = pbmc4k_meta,
bulk_mat = pbmc_bulk_matrix,
query_gene_list = pbmc4k_vargenes,
cluster_col = "classified",
compute_method = corr_coef)
# peek at correlation matrix
res[1:5, 1:5]
#> primary human B cells rep 1 primary human myeloid DC rep 1
#> B cells 0.6141671 0.3091946
#> CD14+ Monocytes 0.1586617 0.5616840
#> CD4 T cells, 1 0.2607140 0.3241628
#> CD4 T cells, 2 0.2701179 0.3312665
#> CD8 T cells 0.2017300 0.2694282
#> primary human monocytes rep 1
#> B cells 0.2010505
#> CD14+ Monocytes 0.5664662
#> CD4 T cells, 1 0.2373057
#> CD4 T cells, 2 0.2438347
#> CD8 T cells 0.1899286
#> primary human neutrophils rep 1
#> B cells 0.0952484
#> CD14+ Monocytes 0.3287754
#> CD4 T cells, 1 0.1369353
#> CD4 T cells, 2 0.1352250
#> CD8 T cells 0.1053600
#> primary human NK cells rep 1
#> B cells 0.1292641
#> CD14+ Monocytes 0.1456926
#> CD4 T cells, 1 0.2840439
#> CD4 T cells, 2 0.3055039
#> CD8 T cells 0.4130706
# view heatmap of correlation coefficients
Heatmap(res, colorRamp2(c(0, 1), c("white", "black")))
clustifyR
provides functions to plot single cells uing pre-calculated tSNE embeddings (or those from any other dimensionality reduction method), and to plot correlation coefficients on those projections. The plots below again show that the highest correlations between these bulk RNA-seq data and the test scRNA-seq dataset are restricted to the correct cell clusters.
# plot tSNE using known identities
plot_tsne(pbmc4k_meta, feature = "classified")
# plot correlation coefficients on tSNE for each identity class
plot_cor(res,
pbmc4k_meta,
colnames(res)[c(1, 5)],
cluster_col = "classified")
#> [[1]]
#>
#> [[2]]
# run correlation (pearson by default)
res <- run_cor(expr_mat = pbmc4k_matrix,
metadata = pbmc4k_meta,
bulk_mat = pbmc_bulk_matrix,
query_gene_list = pbmc4k_vargenes,
cluster_col = "rn",
compute_method = corr_coef,
per_cell = T)
plot_cor(res,
pbmc4k_meta,
colnames(res)[c(1, 5)],
cluster_col = "classified")
#> [[1]]
#>
#> [[2]]
In addition to automatically generating a correlation matrix, clustifyR
can calculate correlation p-values using permutation with the run_cor()
function. As with raw correlation coefficients, plotting a heatmap of -log(p-values) demonstrates that the most significant correlations are between corresponding bulk and single cell clusters.
# re-run run_cor with if_permute = TRUE, num_permute=1000 and return_full = TRUE
res <- run_cor(pbmc4k_matrix,
pbmc4k_meta,
pbmc_bulk_matrix,
pbmc4k_vargenes,
num_perm = 1000,
cluster_col = "classified",
compute_method = corr_coef,
return_full = TRUE)
res$p_val[1:5, 1:5]
#> primary human B cells rep 1 primary human myeloid DC rep 1
#> B cells 0 1
#> CD14+ Monocytes 1 0
#> CD4 T cells, 1 1 1
#> CD4 T cells, 2 1 1
#> CD8 T cells 1 1
#> primary human monocytes rep 1
#> B cells 1
#> CD14+ Monocytes 0
#> CD4 T cells, 1 1
#> CD4 T cells, 2 1
#> CD8 T cells 1
#> primary human neutrophils rep 1
#> B cells 1
#> CD14+ Monocytes 0
#> CD4 T cells, 1 1
#> CD4 T cells, 2 1
#> CD8 T cells 1
#> primary human NK cells rep 1
#> B cells 1.000
#> CD14+ Monocytes 1.000
#> CD4 T cells, 1 1.000
#> CD4 T cells, 2 0.671
#> CD8 T cells 0.000
# view heatmap of correlation coefficients
Heatmap(-log(res$p_val+.01,10), colorRamp2(c(0, 2), c("white", "black")))
# generate a dataframe of markers from Seurat (a common format)
pbmc4k_mm <- matrixize_markers(pbmc4k_markers)
head(pbmc4k_mm)
#> 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
#> 1 RPL31 S100A8 CD79A IL7R GZMK FGFBP2 FCER1A HES4
#> 2 RPS6 S100A9 IGHM ITGB1 CCL5 PRF1 CLEC10A CDKN1C
#> 3 RPS25 LYZ CD79B IL32 TRGC2 HOPX ENHO RP11-1008C21.1
#> 4 RPS12 S100A12 IGHD AQP3 CST7 GZMB CLIC2 FCGR3A
#> 5 RPS27 RP11-1143G9.4 TCL1A TRAC GZMA KLRD1 FLT3 TCF7L2
#> 6 RPL32 FCN1 MS4A1 LTB LYAR SPON2 PKIB CKB
#> 8 9
#> 1 LILRA4 PF4
#> 2 LRRC26 SDPR
#> 3 TPM2 TUBB1
#> 4 SCT ACRBP
#> 5 PTPRS GP9
#> 6 CLEC4C TMEM40
# or just lists of genes
NKm <- c("GNLY", "NKG7", "ZBTB32", "IL2RB")
DCm <- c("FCER1A", "CST3", "ITGAX", "IRF8")
Bm <- c("MS4A1", "CD79A","CD79B","CD37")
markers <- data.frame(Bm, DCm, NKm)
markers
#> Bm DCm NKm
#> 1 MS4A1 FCER1A GNLY
#> 2 CD79A CST3 NKG7
#> 3 CD79B ITGAX ZBTB32
#> 4 CD37 IRF8 IL2RB
Generate binary expression calls from single cell data.
pbmc4k_avgb <- binarize_expr(pbmc4k_avg)
pbmc4k_avgb[1:5, c(1, 2, 10)]
#> 0 1 9
#> RP11-34P13.7 0 0 0
#> FO538757.2 0 0 0
#> AP006222.2 0 0 1
#> RP4-669L17.10 0 0 0
#> RP11-206L10.9 0 0 0
Here’s an example using ~100 markers per cluster
res <- compare_lists(pbmc4k_avgb, pbmc4k_mm)
# rename columns
colnames(res) <- left_join(data_frame(cluster = colnames(res)),
unique(data_frame(cluster = pbmc4k_meta$cluster,
classified = pbmc4k_meta$classified)),
by = "cluster") %>%
pull(classified)
rownames(res) <- colnames(res)
Heatmap(-log10(res),
cluster_rows = FALSE,
cluster_columns = FALSE,
heatmap_legend_param = list(title = "-log10(adjP)"))
Here’s an example using ~100 markers per cluster
res2 <- compare_lists(pbmc4k_avgb, markers)
rownames(res2) <- left_join(data_frame(cluster = rownames(res2)),
unique(data_frame(cluster = pbmc4k_meta$cluster,
classified = pbmc4k_meta$classified)),
by = "cluster") %>%
pull(classified)
Heatmap(-log10(res2),
cluster_rows = FALSE,
cluster_columns = FALSE,
heatmap_legend_param = list(title = "-log10(adjP)"))


JOSH AND S.A.M. A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 5.9
Date Released: 11/24/93 Running Length: 1:37 Rated: PG-13 (Language)
Starring: Jacob Tierney, Noah Fleiss, Martha Plimpton, Joan Allen, Chris Penn Director: Billy Weber Producer: Martin Brest Screenplay: Frank Deese Music: Thomas Newman Released by Castle Rock through Columbia Pictures
Josh (Jacob Tierney) and his brother Sam (Noah Fleiss) are on the run, but they're not fleeing from circumstances that normally cause kids to leave home. Yes, there's a divorce in the family, Mom is about to re- marry a stuck-up pig, and Dad's stepkids are real jerks, but these are only a small part of the problem. Josh is on the lam because he thinks he killed an abusive drunk (Chris Penn), and Sam is with him because he believes one of his brother's more wildly improbable stories: "S.A.M." is an acronym for Strategically Altered Mutant, and he's about to be sold to the government to participate in a war in Africa. Together, the pair are headed for Canada and freedom.
How much are you willing to suspend your disbelief? In the answer to that question lies the degree to which you'll buy into the underlying premise of JOSH AND S.A.M, and how much you will therefore enjoy it. There are enough nice little touches to keep the mountain of larger implausibilities cleverly camouflaged, but never completely hidden. As a result, while many individual scenes work quite well for either comedic or dramatic value (more of the former than the latter), the film as a whole is lacking.
One of the most curious elements of JOSH AND S.A.M is the inclusion of Martha Plimpton's Alison. Talk about underdeveloped characters and story potential left unearthed... She starts out as a plot device and never develops into much more, which is truly unfortunate considering the rare glimpses that we're given of the person beneath the toughened exterior.
In many ways, this picture follows the time-honored pattern of many so-called "road movies," albeit with protagonists of an unusually young age. Despite being brothers, Josh and Sam start out antagonistic, and only through their various travels and travails do they come to recognize how important each is to the other. Kinship may not be binding, but friendship is--or at least that's what JOSH AND S.A.M would have you believe.
Although the two main characters are kids (ages 12 and 7, respectively), older viewers will get as much, or more, out of JOSH AND S.A.M. than younger ones. Some of the themes, and much of the humor, will escape the pre-teen crowd. Nevertheless, children will appreciate the adventure, so for parents who don't mind a few four-letter words, this is reasonable family entertainment.
Jacob Tierney and Noah Fleiss are excellent child actors. Tierney, the older of the two, has superior emotional range--his quiet, honest reaction in the scene when his step-brothers are calling him a "homo" shows a remarkable grasp of acting skill. Josh's pain is eloquently presented, but the emotion is never overplayed. From beginning to end, it's hard to find an instance where Jacob's work is off-center.
Noah Fleiss, while lacking the subtlety of his on-screen brother, brings an element of energy and verve to his part.  It would have been easy for Sam to become the whining little brother, but he's always more than that (in fact, I don't think he ever whines).
On the down side, almost every member of Josh and Sam's family comes across as a one-dimensional stereotype--especially their mother. Played without flair by Joan Allen, this woman has no personality whatsoever. Oddly enough, originally Bebe Neuwirth was hired for the part, but her portrayal was deemed "too unsympathetic." When she was unavailable to re-shoot her scenes, the role was re-cast. If this resulted in an improvement, it's not readily visible.
The movie's greatest asset is its sense of humor. The drama is very much of the hit-and-miss variety, and the adventure element has obvious limitations, but the comedy is fresh and inventive, and provokes several hearty laughs. Adults are often the butt of these jokes, but almost all of them are funny because they're perceptive.
First-time director Billy Weber has a good sense of pacing, and JOSH AND S.A.M. never becomes dull or plodding. This trait isn't unexpected, since Weber's background is in editing. His previous credits include 48 HOURS, BEVERLY HILLS COP, and TOP GUN, for which he earned an Academy Award Nomination.
Perhaps the most curious thing about JOSH AND S.A.M. is the timing of its release. Initially, Castle Rock decided on a mid-August date. This was scrapped by Columbia because of "unfavorable competition," leading to the next choice, which was mid-October. However, for some unfathomable reason, the October 15 opening was pushed back to November 24. Now, coming out amidst a rush of gargantuan holiday films, JOSH AND S.A.M has little chance of being seen by more than a handful of people and, barring something unexpected, will vanish like a raindrop in a pond, only to resurface shortly on video.
JOSH AND S.A.M is capable of supplying a little over an hour and a half's worth of entertainment. Everything doesn't gel together, but there's enough cleverness in the script to allow for a little tolerance. A great movie this isn't, but it has its moments.
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Utilitarian Ethics:
An action is right if it leads to the most happiness for the greatest number of people.
Utilitarian Functions:
A function is worthwhile if it leads to the most usefulness for the greatest number of users.
utilitarian is a package ‘full’ of useful R functions that reduce the day to day pain of using R as experienced by its author. Most of these functions are the result of searching for and not finding exactly what was needed and doing it myself.  With blackjack! And hookers! In fact, forget the R package!”
Installation
remotes::install_github("TheZetner/utilitarian")
Current functions
Sources listed if written by other than Adrian
Package Related
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usePackage()
- Tries to attach a package, if missing: tries to install it. Source
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libraries()
- Attach numerous packages at once using bare names, quoted names, or a character vector of names
Addins
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insertViewAddin()
- To quickly cut a pipeline short and view the tibble at that step. Find in the Addin menu or bind it to something convenient (eg. ctrl+alt+m).
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insertGlimpseAddin()
- To quickly cut a pipeline short and glimpse the tibble at that step. Find in the Addin menu or bind it to something convenient (eg. ctrl+alt+g)
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insertClipExcelAddin()
- To quickly clip a tibble in Excel compatible format. Find in the Addin menu or bind it to something convenient (eg. ctrl+alt+c)
Maths
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normalize()
- Normalize a numeric vector over a supplied range
Quality of Life
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%notin%
- Not In. Find out what’s in one vector and… not in another.
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interleave()
- Take two vectors and interleave them. Added for the next function
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gg_color_hue()
- Produce an interleaved colour palette of low and high luminance values
Sciences
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compareSeq()
- Produces a table showing all the variants between two DNAString objects
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read_sam()
- Read in SAM file as tibble
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read_sam_headers()
- Read in SAM file headers as list of two tables: reference lengths and mapping information.
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tidy_cigar()
- Split and tidy CIGARS from read_sam’s tibble. Groups by QNAME and RNAME
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plot_cigar()
- Plot one Query’s CIGAR data, facet by RNAME, and colour by Operation
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plot_all_cigars()
- Plot all Queries from tidied cigar table, facet by Reference, and colour by Operation
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sam_to_fasta()
- Write SAM Query sequences to file as fasta with with QNAME as identifier
Rectangular
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exposeDupes()
- Find duplicated IDs in a tibble and expose what variables cause them
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clipExcel()
- Copy a dataframe or tibble to clipboard
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configparser¶
Python’s build-in module configparser
provides a handy way to manage API keys that you always want to keep out of any public code in GitHub repos, gists, etc.
This chapter shows a quick, easy way for beginners to use a .cfg
file to keep secret keys and tokens in one place.
Set up your config file¶
Let’s say all your Python work and project folders are inside a folder named python
on your computer. We are looking at files you run locally, not on a server.
To make your config file easy to access, but not likely to be deleted (by you) by accident, create a new folder in that top-level folder — which I will assume is named
python
— on your computer.Name the new folder
config
.Inside the
config
folder, create a new file namedkeys_config.cfg
. This is a plain-text file. You can create it in Atom or any code editor.Write at least one key — or set of keys and tokens — into the file in the exact pattern shown below. Then save the file.
[openweather] api_key = mt732wbt5kh5ea4bkw7qytbb9gdkaew4 [twitter] consumer_key = d53Qe4uf5LMWuQeQFFG66n6BN consumer_secret = Yxf5n2BwnRELRrkkVjWgpTu48sz5KwGD52324PuwkFWdmVGP4m access_token = 9922431-d53Qe4uf5LMWuQeQFFG66n6BN access_token_secret = ubfWMR8WYucrzeaQdrqkm6SrhYTMVQSsxZWpNbtUCMX5u [google] api_key = ubfWMR8WYucrzeaQdrqkm6SrhYTMVQSsxZWpNbtUCMX5u
These are not real keys. Do not try to use them.
Note, there are no quotation marks in the file.
The name of the vendor or source is in brackets.
Use linespaces between items exactly as shown.
Accessing the config file¶
Your config file can contain keys and tokens for many different APIs. When you are writing a Python script to access a particular API, you will want to get the keys only for that one API.
For an example, let’s say you’re accessing the OpenWeather API in a new Python script. Your script is in a folder named weather
, and that folder is inside the python
folder referred to above. In that case, the code in your script is:
from configparser import ConfigParser
config = ConfigParser()
config.read('../config/keys_config.cfg')
API_KEY = config.get('openweather', 'api_key')
Note, you will need to ensure that the path on the third line above matches your system. The image below shows the relationship represented in the code above.
You will use config.get()
separately for each key or token.
More info¶
Read more about configparser in the Python docs.
You might find it necessary to use Python’s pathlib
module for writing relative paths. Learn more here.
See an example of the code in a short Flask script.
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π
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Recruitment rate |
0.0381 |
Assumed |
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β
w
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Transmission rate of wild-type influenza strain |
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41]
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Recovery rate of pneumonia for individuals in
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Rp
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0.033 day
−1
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Reference [
41]
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ω
1
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I
wp
class
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0.0166 day
−1
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Assumed |
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ω
2
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Recovery rate of both influenza and pneumonia for individuals in
I
Rp
class
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0.0166 day
−1
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Assumed |
|
ϑ
1
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Rate of losing immunity for influenza |
0.00833 day
−1
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Reference [
44]
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ϑ
2
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Rate of losing immunity for pneumonia |
0.00833 day
−1
|
Assumed |
|
ϑ
3
|
Rate of losing immunity for influenza pneumonia coinfection |
0.00833 day
−1
|
Assumed |
|
b
|
Rate of developing antiviral resistance |
0.0118 |
Assumed |
|
δ
1
|
Wild-type influenza strain-induced death rate |
0.01 |
Reference [
45]
|
|
δ
2
|
Resistant influenza strain-induced death rate |
0.021 |
Assumed |
|
δ
3
|
I
wp
class disease-induced death rate
|
0.05 |
Assumed |
|
δ
4
|
I
Rp
class disease-induced death rates
|
0.05 |
Assumed |
|
|
Average human lifespan |
70 × 365 days |
Reference [
46]
|


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Ocean [ap06], ocean, in The Outer Sea
Last updated Turn #118
Ocean [ap06], ocean, in The Outer Sea
------------------------------------------------------------------------
11: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
11: 9% damaged, arrived from Ocean [ap07], owner:
11: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, knight, with two workers,
11: eight sailors
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12: 9% damaged, departed for Ocean [ap05].
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The five questions process is designed to help me get a deeper understanding of what I need to be working on to best suppoort the efforts of the UX engineering team. I employ elements of NLP (neuro linguistic programming) in the meeting to get people thinking and visualizing the world when we're successful.
Everywhere possible, I use the present tense and active mode as well as avoiding conditionals. "When I do all of that, what changes for you personally?" vs. "If I do all of that, what would change for you personally?" I will push you to visualize and live that moment as you are answering.
I usually go into these with some sense of what concerns and issues are floating around out there, as well as what challenges we're going to face together. I've usually got a mental list of 1-3 points that I expect to hear as well as want to touch on.
This is probably going to be the most constrained conversation you and I will ever have. I've got a kind of corny five question interview I like to use to give me a good sense of how I can best get started and help out the most. It's pretty straight forward:
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The rules for the 5 questions meeting are simple. I will never reveal what is said to me in the meeting, and you will answer the questions from a place of security that allows you to speak freely.  But even on the most successful teams, there are areas that can be improved upon and this process traditionally works well to help come up with meaningful work to make things better.
Anything said in this meeting is for my ears and eyes only. Notes are stored on an encrypetd drive that never leaves my side. Company leadership will not hear or see any of this aside from a synthesized report I will build out of completely anonimized data.
Please be as open and honest with me as you are comfortable with. I realize that I am new, and you do not know me yet. That is why I go to the lengths I do to encrypt the data.
What are your expectations of me in this role?
When I do all of that, what changes for you personally?
Why aren't we already living that dream?
What challenges will we face next?
Who else should I ask these five questions?
What do I need to do to be successful in my job?
How will I know that you believe I am doing this right?
What are you able to do that you couldn't before?
What don't you have to that you did before?
What superpower did you get out of the deal?
(note: I don't allow groups of people like "all of your peers" or "all the engineers"
Once we are done, I usually summarize a bit of the data in the room, letting people know about things I had heard that aligned with their interviews and any patterns I have seen before.
This usually sparks some conversation which I use to touch on my 1-3 points, making them relate to something in the interview.


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Blender
Blender ships with its own embedded version of Python. Therefore, the simplest (and recommended) way to install COMPAS for Blender is to replace the embedded Python by the Python of a conda environment that already has COMPAS installed.
It is important that the version of Python installed in the conda environment matches the version of Python that was originally shipped with Blender. For Blender 2.8x this is Python 3.7x.
Installation
Open the command prompt and type the following to install a new python environment with COMPAS:
conda config --add channels conda-forge
conda create -n blender python=3.7 COMPAS
conda activate blender
Now configure Blender to use the newly installed environment:
python -m compas_blender.install "%PROGRAMFILES%\Blender Foundation\Blender\2.80"
Open the Terminal and type the following to install a new python environment with COMPAS:
conda config --add channels conda-forge
conda create -n blender python=3.7 COMPAS
conda activate blender
Now configure Blender to use the newly installed environment:
python -m compas_blender.install /Applications/blender.app/Contents/Resources/2.80
Verify setup
In Blender, at the interactive Python prompt (>>>) import the following packages
>>> import compas
>>> import compas_blender
>>> import numpy
>>> import scipy
Install Python packages
After replacing the embedded version of Python with the one in the virutual environment, as instructed above, it is not necessary to activate the environment before using Blender. However, when you want to update the installed packages, or add more packages, make sure to activate the Blender environment first. Otherwise, the changes will not have any effect.
conda activate blender
conda install ...
Start Blender
Blender uses the command window of your system to display error messages and other text output. On Windows, the output window can be brought to the front directly from the “Window” menu. On Mac, you should start Blender from the command line.
By adding the Blender executable to the PATH
variable this is really simple.
Just add the following to your .bash_profile
export PATH="/Applications/blender.app/Contents/MacOS:$PATH"
After that starting Blender from the command line is much simpler.
blender


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Class BaMLVerb
- Catapult\BaMLGeneric
- Catapult\BaMLVerb
Direct known subclasses
Catapult\BaMLVerbGather
,
Catapult\BaMLVerbHangup
,
Catapult\BaMLVerbPlayAudio
,
Catapult\BaMLVerbRecord
,
Catapult\BaMLVerbRedirect
,
Catapult\BaMLVerbSendMessage
,
Catapult\BaMLVerbSpeakSentence
,
Catapult\BaMLVerbTransfer
Indirect known subclasses
Catapult\BaMLGather
,
Catapult\BaMLHangup
,
Catapult\BaMLPlayAudio
,
Catapult\BaMLRedirect
,
Catapult\BaMLSendMessage
,
Catapult\BaMLSpeakSentence
,
Catapult\BaMLTransfer
Methods summary
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public static
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$valid
use constants here for clarity, and ability to interchange * |
#
array(
BAML_VERBS::BAML_SPEAK_SENTENCE,
BAML_VERBS::BAML_PLAY_AUDIO,
BAML_VERBS::BAML_TRANSFER,
BAML_VERBS::BAML_GATHER,
BAML_VERBS::BAML_RECORD,
BAML_VERBS::BAML_SEND_MESSAGE,
BAML_VERBS::BAML_REDIRECT,
BAML_VERBS::BAML_HANGUP,
)
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array
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$constraints
constraints should be by objects * |
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array(
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array
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array(
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text of BaML object * |
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array
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$verbs
flat array of verbs for this verb * |
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