USSR Usage
This section of the manual describes how to use the simulator,
that is, how to run existing simulations and add new simulations of
your own.
Running a simulation.
To run a simulation main class such as ussr.samples.atron.simulations.ATRONCarSimulation, right-click on the class and choose Run As...Java Application. (The very first time any simulation is run you have to define the display properties, just make an appropriate selection, perhaps unclicking full screen if selected, and click OK.) The basic key controls are as follows:
- To pause/unpause the simulation use P, to proceed step-by-step use SPACE
- To move around in the simulation, hold down the right mouse button while using
A/S/D/W as arrow keys. Use the mouse wheel to move up/down.
- To interactively apply a force to an object, click on it and drag the mouse.
- To stop the simulation, use the eclipse "stop" button on the console.
Numerous other key combinations also control various aspects of the simulation:
- Tipping the default plane on which simulation takes place: select tipping in X/Y/Z direction with 1/2/3, use 4/5 to tip one and the other way.
- Toggle mouse wheel scroll: COMMA (useful if using the scroll wheel when clicking on a simulated object).
- Camera positioning: print camera location with C.
- Frame grabbing: take screenshot with F1 (defaults
to SimpleGameScreenShot.png in the ussr directory,
overwrites the same file), toggle frame grabbing with G (frames
grabbed from the current simulation will be put in
the ussr/frames directory (frames from previous simulations
will be found under ussr/framesTIME
where TIME is the time expressed in milliseconds when
the simulation was grabbed), grab frame with F (the same of taking a
screenshot, except it will appear under the /ussr/frames directory as
if continuously grabbing them, and you can take more than one during
the same simulation without making them overwrite each other).
- Display: toggle show physics with V, toggle wireframe with T, toggle lights with L, toggle bounds with B, toggle axes normal to surfaces with N, select parallel projection with F2, set depth with F3.
- Print a mem report on the console and reset the simulation: R
Adding a new simulation.
USSR provides a number of abstract classses to use as templates for
creating simulations. The sample simulations are all subclasses of
ussr.samples.GenericSimulation
which again is subclassed
for ATRON.
Basically a simulation just has to create an instance
of ussr.physics.PhysicsSimulation
which is done by calling
ussr.physics.PhysicsFactory.createSimulator()
and providing an instance of
ussr.description.WorldDescription
which describes both the robot to use, the initial configuration of
the robot, and the world in which the robot will be simulated. Tuning
of various low-level physics parameters is done using
ussr.physics.PhysicsParameters.
The controller for a robot is specified on a per-module-type
basis. Thus, for ATRON there typically will be a single controller,
whereas each type of Odin module will have its own controller. Two
ATRON modules with different controllers are considered to be
different kinds of modules by the simulator and hence have to be
added separately. Controllers have to implement the interface
ussr.model.Controller,
which has a default implementation provided by the abstract class
ussr.model.ControllerImpl.
When using ControllerImpl the programmer only has to
implement the activate method which defines the behavior of
the controller. Specific hints on implementing controllers can be
found below.
Specific hints on creating a simulation for the ATRON and Odin
robots can be found below. In general, it is a good idea to use one of the existing
simulations for
ATRON,
Odin, or
M-TRAN as a
basis for your simulation. Independently of the robot type, the
overall setup of the simulation is controlled through
the world
description. There is a helper class for adding obstacles to the
simulation: ussr.samples.ObstacleGenerator.
The ATRON is currently the most developed robot in terms of functionality and examples,
followed by the Odin and last the M-TRAN.
Adding an ATRON simulation
For the ATRON, write a new simulation by making a subclass
of ussr.samples.GenericATRONSimulation.
As a simple example, take a look
at ussr.samples.atron.simulations.ATRONCarSimulation.
In your simulation class, use the method
changeWorldHook
to add modules to the simulation (i.e. the world descripton) and
optionally add obstacles. There is a predefined helper
class for generating typical module and obstacle configurations, namely
ussr.samples.atron.ATRONBuilder
which contains methods for building a variety of different robots. Either
use the robot building routines directly or use them as a basis for building your own
robot.
Controllers for an ATRON module should subclass the specific controller class
ussr.samples.atron.ATRONController
which provides an implementation of the ATRON API. See below for
instructions on programming an ATRON controller.
Adding an Odin simulation
For the Odin, simply write a new simulation by making a subclass of
ussr.samples.GenericSimulation
that sets up the world description. Apart from obstacles, the
specific Odin modules that are needed have to be added along with
their controller implementations.
Controllers for an Odin module should subclass the specific controller class
ussr.samples.odin.OdinController
which provides a few basic facilities for controlling Odin modules (as
there is not yet a real API for the physical modules, the API is preliminary).
Programming a controller.
Controllers typically subclass a specific controller class that
implments the
interface ussr.model.Controller.
The controller subclass may then provide methods specific to the
module type being controlled. Independently of the robot type, USSR
provides an API for controlling all aspects of the module, provided by
the
package ussr.model
which for example provides the
class Module that serves as an
abstract representation of the hardware the controller is running on.
A controller typically performs various setup operations and then
enters an infinite loop that uses the API to perform operations on
the module. A controller should call the ControllerImpl
method yield()
regularly to ensure fairness between different controllers, prevent
starvation of the physics simulation, and enable controllers to be
paused if the simulated world is paused.


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–>look for nouns to start
url- unified resource locator
map and collect –> returns the results of the operation–> so it uts it into a new array
select when you are trying to match something, cannot collect things conditionally
(#) => library.songs.select{|s| s.name ==song_name}
is_a? –> is this an array, this is a validator
HOW TO BUILD CLASS METHODS
methods that don’t apply to the instance of the class but the class itself
you can tell if it’s a class method if self is the receiver
classArtistputsselfdefself.top_5endenddefself.top_5self.all.sort_by{|a|a.rank}endend#Another way...classArtist@@all=[]attr_accessor:name,:songs,:artistsdefinitialize@@all<<self@songs=[]@artists=[]end#important pattern of observing intialization and making classes intelligentdefsongsartists.collect{|artist|artist.song}enddefself.all@@all#return all the artists ever createdend
3:30 PM
MODULES - for creating all sort of shared behavior
- modules don’t have instances–> the difference between modules and classes
two keywords to include behavior–> include and extend
diff between include and extend –> trying to describe the scope of the module behavior
extending- makes it a class methods
include –> methods in that module are instance methods
?? how does require fit into this??
3:38
?? order of attr_accessor and @@all? does it matter?
INHERITANCE – a pattern that we don’t like as much as modules
we’d rather think of things in the builder pattern using include and extend
2nd HALF
File Systems:
Dir documentation (4:10)
foreach and Dir.entries
ERB templates (4:23):
we care about the result method for templating
PRIVATE AND PUBLIC METHODS (4:41)
->a private method cannot be called with an explicit receiever, only implicit receivers– means they can only be called in the class
SINATRA (4:44):
-based on rack (the first )
RACK - create a class that responds to a method called ‘call’
- the response must return 3 three things- a status code, the header, the body of the response
1
ruby-rubygemssinatra.rb
SCRAPERS:
nokogiri gem will
xpath– path to an element or you can use an CSS adjustment
nokogiri comes with a method called content
rails cast on nokogiri: http://railscasts.com/episodes/190-screen-scraping-with-nokogiri/
Avi helped me get my new Macbook Air rolling this afternoon…
Ruby 1.8.7 is the standard version that’s loaded on the OS X Lion
Some lessons– Xcode did not come loaded with the GNU Compiler Collection out of the box (AKA out of app store). (-bash: gcc: command not found) GCC Installer
Anyways this had to be loaded to run anything like Homebrew.
All OSs except for window are a NIX: A Unix-like (sometimes referred to as UNX or nix) operating system is one that behaves in a manner similar to a Unix system, while not necessarily conforming to or being certified to any version of the Single UNIX Specification. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix-like)
Once it was installed we got the result: i686-apple-darwin11-llvm-gcc-4.2: no input files from the gcc command. (read more about gcc here.
-Homebrew replaced the old style of loading software which required configuring the config file since all OSs are customized with different versions. This is frustrating as hell. Jewelry box, RVM, and homebrew are powerful enough to take the grunt work out of the environment set-up, but can’t the community find a way to wrap this in an app in the app store? Is this feasible?
We also modfiied the bash profile or dot files from Avi’s github repository.
He mentioned that in the future I should choose a user name with all lower case letters rather than the capitalized name that I chose.
I also needed to create a symbolic link for my sublime text editor so that I can call it from the command line (this is something I never figured out on my Fedora 15 system)
while each will only return to you the array
map will return a modified version of the array’s element based on the operation– will save the result in a new array
each will simply execute the block
another syntax for blocks:
do / end (better for multi line) as well as curly braces {}- better for single line
how map works with a block 19min:19
Iterators (AKA finder methods) and blocks:
detect- (also works like find)
when you want to find the first of something in an enumerable
after it finds an element that makes the block true is stops iterating
select is like detect but wont stop
reject returns an array for items in self for which the block is NOT TRUE.
all will return true as long as all the element pass what’s in the block
any- like all but less specific
none is the opposite of all
Sort and Sort By: (34 min)
REG EX PATTERNS- /w+/ - not space characters
(/a|e|i|o|u/) - vowels
<=> spaceship operator
(42MIN) return values– it’s the last expression evaluated
but there is an explicit return keyword
?? can the return keyword go on a diferent line rather than the last line?
46 min 30 Object Orientation
prime method 51 min
completed at 57 min
Big O notation is used to compare the efficiency of algorithms
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_O_notation and
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/alfredth/archive/2006/08/24/717085.aspx
Ranges:
a..c –> a, b, c
a…c –> a, b
equal? method works by comparing object ids
an instance is an occurance, a member of the species
setter methods (1 hr 8 Min)
instance variable (1 hr 10 min)
local to the instance they are created in
initialization –> def initialize (1 hr 20min)
Constants - have a more global scope– either one letter capital or all capitals
shouldn’t reassign constants once they have been assigned
we use upper case letters for class names, because it is a constants
ALL UPPERCASE are reserved for global variables
1
:: Ruby syntax for name spacing
Global variables begin with $, but you should never use them… they aren’t neccessary
Programmer _Why
-We don’t speak machine. Coders are not translators. We need to teach the machine to speak like us.
There shouldn’t be anything in code that you don’t understand.
-Code is composed of the language, the name that you give things
-The language is just a bunch of keywords that have reserved meaning (10 min)- you can’t use them for anything else
Names
-Varaiables- store references to things. (they are lowercase and are previously undefined)- they are pointers/make references to data
“The beginning of wisdom is calling things by its right name”
Data- literals
strings- indicate that the following characters should not be interpretted as code, but are rather just pieces of data (13min)
=> comment followed by hash rocket means ‘should return’
(TIP- control L clears your terminal window)
Going over the quiz (14 min)
ruby -c –> ruby c flag, checks to the see if the program even works
When I debug code, it is a forensic process
Read code outloud
def is a keyword
ArgumentError is raised the wrong number of parameters are passed to a method
NameError occurs when Ruby encounters a word that was previously undefined- like an english word
Synatax error occurs when something you submitted breaks the compiler- like a floating plus sign
mate cmd r runs the code
subl cmd b runs the code
Comparisons (28 min):
true and false are the atoms of programs, they are the protons and electrons of the universe
(33 min) the single equal are reserved for assignment and the double equals are for comparison
“test” == “TEST” is false
!= is the not equal operator
–> these allow us to evaluate whether something is true or false
(36min) escape character \ e.g.
”
"In the beginning..”
”
Branching (38 min)
if, else, end branch (39 min)
- the moment it encounters a truth, it is going to stop running the branches
every if statement does not require an else clause
in ruby everything is an expression, which means that everything must evaluate into a return value so you can even use if statements as an expression in itself (42 min)
if statement assignment- we are using an if statement to control the value of a variable
elsif (45 min)
every branch of an if statement operates independently of the other branches. therefore you can evaluate if x… elsif y… it doesn’t matter
it’s always going to boil down to one value– even if it is 6 or 7 lines of code in the end it can only equal one thing – expressions however are composed of subexpressions– that the basis of compositon (49 min)
-also have the unless keyword – which is the converse of the if keyword– this isn’t preferred– prefer the negation usually
Logic (50 min)
- once we have true and false, and we have expressions (like 1 < 2), and we have if statments then we have all the ingredients for logical equations
the OR operator ||
12
x=2if(x/2==1)||(x==1)# as long as one of the expressions evaluates to true, it passes
The only thing that evaluates to false is nil (absence of expression) and false
0 is true, 4 is true, “string” is true
x = false || 4 –> this will return 4 –>> this will assign x to 4
x = 1 || 2 #–> x will equal one because the moment it encounters a true statement it stops executing the rest of the code
the AND operator &&
for an AND operator to be true, both sides of the equation must be true
so y = false && puts ‘hello’ –> it will not even get to the puts statement because once it encounters the false it stops evaluating the expressions
negation operator !
SWITCHING
(1 hr 4min)- switching between conditions
if statement can get verbose and confusing and sometimes they aren’t good for checking multiple related conditions
case x
when, else, end
unlike an if statement, a case statement is locked to the object you send it
e.g. case x
x == 1
y == 4 #this will be compared to x
you can combine && and || operators.
12
x=1if1<2#=> x = 1x=1if2<1#=> nil (1 hr 16 min)
PART 2 Video
Running through the exercises
(10 min)
1234567
q="a"whenq.downcase=="a"#=> this is eval as false.puts"its a vowel"q="a"when"a"puts"it's a vowel"#=> this is the way to do it
LOOPING (12min 30 sec)
if statements and case statements area how we control flow so that the program is not just stupidly linear - we can have conditions and ambiguity
another way to do this with loops
-the simpliest loop is with the while keyword
- it is check a condition or expression and until that expression evaluates to true it will run that code
123456
x=1whilex<10putsxx+=1#=> will increment x by 1. just like x = x + 1end
the break keyword will exit the current loop –> 23 min
if I have an unexpected end – you have a dangling end, but you often don’t know where… this is why indentation is so important
tabs are meaningful characters and spaces aren’t – use spaces for indentation NOT tabs
until – is the converse of the while loop– we don’t like until loops as much as while
-also have the until keyword – until x == 1 is the same as while x != 1 #=> this isn’t preferred, usually like the negation of while– in some situations it is appropriate. unless and until are the safron of keywords. Use them sparingly!!
ARRAYS- (26min)– an indexed collection of objects– a type to hold other values
the literal for an array is []
- if you miss a comma [1, 2 3]–> you will get a syntax error
- for array [1, 2, 3][0]–> this indexes the first slot. Remember that it states counting at the zero element
-accessing a position in an array (33 min)
puts days_of_the_week[(days_of_the_week.size-1)] #=> will return the 6th element
weekdays = days_of_the_week[1, 5] –> this is a range of position one to five
arrays in Ruby are elastic (52 min)
123
a=[[1,2],"a"]a[0]# => [1,2]a[0][1]=>2
RECEIVERS (55 min)
-Ruby is an object oriented language so that means that everything is an object. We interact with objects by sending them methods using methods
slice(0,2) # => this slices out the first 3 elements
concat(“uth”) # => this appends “uth” to the end
chomp and slice are out periodic elements (1hr 8 min)
STRING METHODS:
strip gets rid of both leading and trailing spaces
lstrip - rid of leading spaces
tstrip - trailing spaces
puts “of Least Surprise”.insert[0, “Principle”] => inserts Principle at position 0
gsub (1hr 16min)- global substitution - takes two arguments (the pattern, the replacement value)
Booleans-
puts”“.empty? #=> true
put ” “.empty? #=> false
eql?, starts_with?, include?
Return Methods (1hr 18min)-
to_i
size
next –> next thing in a sequence. puts “a”.next # => “b”
puts “one, two”.slice(0,3) #=> one –> start at position one and give me 3 characters
match –> the first occurance of the match
scan –> scan will return all occurances –> returns an array of objects


Auto Tracking
New circuit created, select objects and click add objects button to save.
select objects and click add objects button to save.
Total length of selected circuit:


Taylor Swift To Become Most Awarded Artist at American Music Awards
Taylor Swift will break the record for most award wins at the American Music Awards at tonight’s ceremony!
The 29-year-old musician is nominated for five awards at the 2019 American Music Awards, airing on Sunday (November 24), and she is set to receive the Artist of the Decade award.
Taylor and Michael Jackson are currently tied in the top spot with 24 wins each.
She is up for Favorite Artist Adult Contemporary, Favorite Album Pop/Rock for “Lover”, Favorite Female Artist Pop/Rock, Favorite Music Video for “You Need To Calm Down”, and Artist of the Year.
The “ME!” singer is also set to put on a fierce, powerful performance after ongoing battle over her older music.


Human rights are meaningless if they cannot be enforced
The Human Rights Act is a UK law passed in 1998. It lets you defend your rights in UK courts and compels public organisations – including the Government, police and local councils – to treat everyone equally, with fairness, dignity and respect.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a historic document that was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly at its third session on 10 December 1948 as Resolution 217 at the Palais de Chaillot in Paris, France
The European Convention on Human Rights is an international convention to protect human rights and political freedoms in Europe. Drafted in 1950 by the then newly formed Council of Europe, the convention entered into force on 3 September 1953.


The X3J20 standard requires quite flexible and dynamic discrete variable bindings, expecially when it comes to global variables. This documents some of the aspects and workings of discrete bindings.
Those are probably the worst. X3J20 mandates few things:
A <<program element>> may reference any global name regardless of whether the definition of the global name proceeds or follows the <<program element>>.
It is erroneous if two or more <<program element>> definitions use the same identifier as a global name.
A reference to a name at some point in a program definition is resolved to the specific binding of the name that exists in the scope that is available at that point.
The binding of a name within a scope may be specified as an error binding. Any reference to a name which resolves to an error binding is erroneous.
A name scope may be defined as a composition of other, already defined, name scopes. ... If a binding for the same name appears in both the inner scope and the outer scope, the inner scope binding is said to shadow the outer scope binding. It is the inner scope binding that is available as part of the composite scope.
A <<Smalltalk program>> introduces a name scope, called the global scope, that is available to all parts of the program. The <<program element>> clause of a <<Smalltalk program>> logically includes the definitions of any standard or implementation program elements used by the program.
Especial headache for us is requirement 1. and 6. I read X3J20 the following way:
X3J20 says:
Immediately prior to the execution of a Smalltalk program all statically created objects are in their initial state as defined by the Smalltalk program and the values of all discrete variables are undefined. Execution proceeds by sequentially executing each initializer in the order specified by the program definition. If a program accesses any variable that has not been explicitly initialized either by an initializer or by an assignment statement its value will be the object named nil.
I read this as:
X3J20 says:
A complete program is treated as a concatenation of the interchange files from which it is composed. Any names or objects that are predefined by an implementation are treated as if their definitions preceded the first file in this concatenation.
I interpret this as:
Obviously, this is the part where we process <<program element>> definitions, but for now ignoring the initializers they may contain. Two scenarios exist:
One might think that a. is a simple case, but in fact, X3J20 says that variables
are resolved from the following composite scope:
((global scope + pool variable scope) + class variable scope) + class instance / instance variable scope
That puts us in a situation where a method may reference to variable X that's defined in the global scope, e.g. a class, but later in the code a pool variable may be defined, which appears in the pool variable scope and thus shadows the global variable. Therefore, even if we can resolve the binding at the time we encounter it in the source code, we can't be sure it resolves correctly. The only options we have is to defer this process until all definitions are filed-in. Every binding (except arguments and temporaries) are handled as case b.
We don't know how we'll end resolving the bindings. What we do is:
Hopefully, when all source code files are read and the above is executed, there will be no unresolved bindings left.
Same rules are similar for all types of globals: classes, pool, global variables and global constants.
A global binding is similar to Association, except that besides key and value, it may have additional attributes it may need for its scope and context.
A binding's value is accessed through accessor methods / properties. This is semantically equal to reading or setting the value of the variable. Constant bindings of course have only getter method and no setter method.
A special private setter method exists on all bindings, so they can be initialized by the initializer - as part of the source code reading process.
The environment keeps a list of unresolved bindings (hopefully empty) that if used are equal to error binding.
Because of the requirements listed above, we will not modify the live environment directly. We will need to process the source code inside a transaction. For this purpose:


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The owner of a sole proprietorship is not considered an employee of the business.
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Public Member Functions | |
| DriveSignal (double left, double right) | |
| DriveSignal (double left, double right, boolean isHigh, boolean isBrakes) | |
| double | getLeft () |
| double | getRight () |
| boolean | getBrakes () |
| boolean | getHighGear () |
Definition at line 3 of file DriveSignal.java.
| frc.common.DriveSignal.DriveSignal | ( | double | left, |
| double | right | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 10 of file DriveSignal.java.
| frc.common.DriveSignal.DriveSignal | ( | double | left, |
| double | right, | ||
| boolean | isHigh, | ||
| boolean | isBrakes | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 14 of file DriveSignal.java.
| boolean frc.common.DriveSignal.getBrakes | ( | ) |
Definition at line 28 of file DriveSignal.java.
| boolean frc.common.DriveSignal.getHighGear | ( | ) |
Definition at line 31 of file DriveSignal.java.
| double frc.common.DriveSignal.getLeft | ( | ) |
Definition at line 21 of file DriveSignal.java.
| double frc.common.DriveSignal.getRight | ( | ) |
Definition at line 25 of file DriveSignal.java.


Uses of Annotation Interface
org.bukkit.Warning
Package
Description
The root package of the Bukkit API, contains generalized API classes.
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Download and include the CSS file then copy any of the HTML component code.
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Feel free to use any of the existing functional CSS classes to get a component to line up, otherwise write some of your own CSS. UI Components is exactly that, a component library. It contains small parts of a greater whole.
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What’s this?
ColaExpression
is a Cross-Platform Regular Expression Library written in Swift.
Requirements
- iOS 9.0+
- macOS 10.10+
- watchOS 3.0+
- tvOS 9.0+
- Xcode 8 with Swift 3
Installation
CocoaPods
pod 'ColaExpression'
Contribution
You are welcome to fork and submit pull requests.
License
ColaExpression
is open-sourced software, licensed under the MIT
license.
Usage
isMatch() -> Bool
let pattern = "[A-Z0-9a-z._%+-]+@[A-Za-z0-9.-]+\\.[A-Za-z]{2,6}"
let str =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>let cola = ColaExpression(pattern)
if cola.isMatch(with: str) {
print("\(str) is a valid email")
//<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is a valid email
}
if str.isMatch(pattern: pattern) {
print("\(str) is a valid email")
//<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is a valid email
}
matches() -> [String]
let pattern = "[a-z]{3}"
let str = "AAAbbbCCCdddEEEfff"
let cola = ColaExpression(pattern)
let matches = cola.matches(of: str)
// ["bbb", "ddd", "fff"]
let matches = str.matches(pattern: pattern)
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let pattern = "[a-z]"
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let replacement = "-"
let cola = ColaExpression(pattern)
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SolidusSubscriptions
A Solidus extension for subscriptions. Important note: this is PRE-RELEASE software and is currently a work-in-progress. There are no guarantees this will work for your store!
Installation
Add solidus_subscriptions to your Gemfile:
gem 'solidus_subscriptions', git: 'https://github.com/brendandeere/solidus_subscriptions/'
Bundle your dependencies and run the installation generator:
bundle
bundle exec rails g solidus_subscriptions:install
Configuration
This gem requires a gateway which supports credit cards in order to process
subscription orders. By default the gem will look for the first active
gateway with Spree::CreditCard as its payment_source_class
.
If you would like to specify the gateway used by the gem you can add this to an initialzer.
SolidusSubscriptions::Config.default_gateway { my_gateway }
Usage
Purchasing Subscriptions
By default only Spree::Variants are subscribable. To subscribe to a
variant, it must have the :subscribable
attribute set to true.
To subscribe to a variant include the following parameters when posting to
/orders/populate
(The add to cart button on the product page):
{
// other add to cart params
subscription_line_item: {
quantity: 2, // number of units in each subscription order.
subscribable_id: 1234, // Which variant the subscription is for.
interval_length: 1, // The time between subscription activations.
interval_units: "month", // A plural qualifier for length.
// Can be one of "day", "week", "month", or "year".
end_date: '2011/12/13' // Stop processing after this date
// (use null to process the subscription ad nauseam)
}
}
This will associate a SolidusSubscriptions::LineItem
to the
line item being added to the cart.
The customer will not be charged for the subscription until it is
processed. The subscription line items should be shown to the user on the
cart page by looping over
Spree::Order#subscription_line_items
.
When the order is finalized, a full
SolidusSubscriptions::Subscription
will be created for each
subscription line items associated to the order, through the order's
line items.
Processing Subscriptions
To process actionable subscriptions simply run:
bundle exec rake solidus_subscriptions:process
To schedule this task we suggest using the Whenever gem.
Guest Checkout
Subscriptions require a user to be present to allow them to be managed after they are purchased.
Because of this you must disabling guest checkout for orders which contain
subscription_line_items
.
An example of this would be adding this to the registration page:
<%# spree/checkout/registration.html.erb %>
<% if Spree::Config[:allow_guest_checkout] && current_order.subscription_line_items.empty? %>
This allows guests to add subscriptions to their carts as guests, but forces them to login or create an account before purchasing them.
Testing
First bundle your dependencies, then run rake
.
rake
will default to building the dummy app if it does not
exist, then it will run specs, and Rubocop static code analysis.
The dummy app can be regenerated by using rake test_app
.
bundle
bundle exec rake
When testing your applications integration with this extension you may use it's factories. Simply add this require statement to your spec_helper:
require 'solidus_subscriptions/testing_support/factories'
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Lemmini itself (the game engine) is free for all to use. Download it, give it to your friends or whatever. If you intend to put it as download on your site, please make a reference to the original homepage. Anyway, to respect the rights of the original copyright holders, we explicitly forbid distributing Lemmini with any "Lemmings for Windows" resources. If you still intend to do so, please contact the copyright holders.
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pingPong.py¶
-
class
qAuth.nonEnt.pingPong.
Authenticator
(name)¶ Class for Authenticator
-
authenticate
(key, receiver)¶ Method that takes care of authenticator’s job.
- Parameters
key (str) – Secret Key Shared by two parties.
receiver (str) – Prover’s name.
- Returns
Result of authentication check and updated key.
- Return type
Tuple
-
checkAuth
(key)¶ Method that authenticates the prover.
- Parameters
key (str) – Secret Key Shared by two parties.
- Returns
Updated Key
- Return type
String
-
recvEncoded
(key)¶ Method that receives the encoded qubits.
- Parameters
key (str) – Secret Key Shared by two parties.
-
-
class
qAuth.nonEnt.pingPong.
Participant
¶ Class which defines common functions. Prover and Authenticator inherit this class.
-
encodeQubits
(qubit_list, key)¶ Method that encodes the qubits according to the protocol.
- Parameters
qubit_list (list of Qubit Objects) – List of qubits to encode.
key (str) – Secret Key Shared by two parties.
-
prepareSequence
(key, receiver)¶ Method that prepares the qubits according to the protocol and sends it to the receiver.
- Parameters
key (str) – Secret Key Shared by two parties.
receiver (str) – Authenticator’s name.
-
update_key
(qubit_list, key)¶ Method that updates the key.
- Parameters
qubit_list (list of Qubit Objects) – List of qubits to encode.
key (str) – Secret Key Shared by two parties.
- Returns
Updated Key
- Return type
String
-
-
class
qAuth.nonEnt.pingPong.
Prover
(name)¶ Class for Prover
-
authenticate
(key, sender)¶ Method that takes care of prover’s job.
- Parameters
key (str) – Secret Key Shared by two parties.
sender (str) – Authenticator’s name.
- Returns
Updated Key.
- Return type
String
-
recvSequence
(key, name)¶ Method that receives ping pong particles from authenticator.
- Parameters
key (str) – Secret Key Shared by two parties.
name (str) – Authenticator’s name.
-
sendEncoded
(key, receiver)¶ Method that encodes ping pong particles and send it to the authenticator.
- Parameters
key (str) – Secret Key Shared by two parties.
receiver (str) – Authenticator’s name.
-


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layout: post
title: 'A Couple of Photos from #AGU11'
date: '2011-12-12T00:02:00.000-05:00'
author: Bob Sica
tags:
- agu11
- people
modified_time: '2013-08-02T16:44:23.945-04:00'
thumbnail: https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-xVGhT1FKdaE/TuWIJicKpkE/AAAAAAAAOfI/FtI7zDjIDZM/s72-c/AmericanGeophysicalUnionFallMeetingDec2011.jpg
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-736339229338318027.post-1455044671819633100
blogger_orig_url: http://blog.purplecrowlidar.ca/2011/12/couple-of-photos-from-agu11.html
---
Here's a photo album from our epic trip to the Fall Meeting of the American Geophysical Union.
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Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node > Class Template Reference
Task trees for task views with node type Node. More...
#include <task.hh>
Protected Member Functions | |
| int | n_inner (void) const |
| Return number of inner nodes. | |
| int | n_nodes (void) const |
| Return number of nodes for balanced binary tree. | |
| bool | n_leaf (int i) const |
| Whether node i is leaf. | |
| Node & | leaf (int i) |
| Return leaf for task i. | |
| const Node & | root (void) const |
| Return root node. | |
| void | update (int i, bool l=true) |
| Update tree after leaf for task i has changed (l whether i refers to a leaf). | |
| void | init (void) |
| Initialize tree after leaves have been initialized. | |
| void | update (void) |
| Update all inner nodes of tree after leaves have been initialized. | |
| TaskTree (Region &r, const TaskViewArray< TaskView > &t) | |
| Initialize tree for tasks t. | |
| template<class Node2 > | |
| TaskTree (Region &r, const TaskTree< TaskView, Node2 > &t) | |
| Initialize tree using tree t. | |
Static Protected Member Functions | |
| static bool | n_root (int i) |
| Whether node i is index of root. | |
| static int | n_left (int i) |
| Return index of left child of node i. | |
| static bool | left (int i) |
| Test whether node i is a left child. | |
| static int | n_right (int i) |
| Return index of right child of node i. | |
| static bool | right (int i) |
| Test whether node i is a right child. | |
| static int | n_parent (int i) |
| Return index of parent of node i. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| const TaskViewArray< TaskView > & | tasks |
| The tasks from which the tree is computed. | |
| Node * | node |
| Task nodes. | |
| int * | _leaf |
| Map task number to leaf node number in right order. |
Detailed Description
template<class TaskView, class Node>
class Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >
Task trees for task views with node type Node.
Definition at line 369 of file task.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
template<class TaskView, class Node >
| Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::TaskTree | ( | Region & | r, | |
| const TaskViewArray< TaskView > & | t | |||
| ) | [inline, protected] |
template<class TaskView, class Node >
template<class Node2 >
| Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::TaskTree | ( | Region & | r, | |
| const TaskTree< TaskView, Node2 > & | t | |||
| ) | [inline, protected] |
Member Function Documentation
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| int Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::n_inner | ( | void | ) | const [inline, protected] |
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| int Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::n_nodes | ( | void | ) | const [inline, protected] |
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| bool Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::n_root | ( | int | i | ) | [inline, static, protected] |
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| bool Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::n_leaf | ( | int | i | ) | const [inline, protected] |
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| int Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::n_left | ( | int | i | ) | [inline, static, protected] |
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| bool Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::left | ( | int | i | ) | [inline, static, protected] |
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| int Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::n_right | ( | int | i | ) | [inline, static, protected] |
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| bool Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::right | ( | int | i | ) | [inline, static, protected] |
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| int Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::n_parent | ( | int | i | ) | [inline, static, protected] |
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| Node & Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::leaf | ( | int | i | ) | [inline, protected] |
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| const Node & Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::root | ( | void | ) | const [inline, protected] |
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| void Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::update | ( | int | i, | |
| bool | l = true | |||
| ) | [inline, protected] |
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| void Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::init | ( | void | ) | [inline, protected] |
template<class TaskView , class Node >
| void Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::update | ( | void | ) | [inline, protected] |
Member Data Documentation
template<class TaskView, class Node>
const TaskViewArray<TaskView>& Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::tasks [protected] |
template<class TaskView, class Node>
Node* Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::node [protected] |
template<class TaskView, class Node>
int* Gecode::Int::TaskTree< TaskView, Node >::_leaf [protected] |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- gecode/int/task.hh (Revision: 15137)
- gecode/int/task/tree.hpp (Revision: 14967)


TCGBWebView Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | TCGBWebView.h |
Properties
defaultWebConfiguration
This property is a global configuration for launching webview.
When you handle the webview without any configuration, TCGBWebView set its configuration with this value.
@property (nonatomic, strong) TCGBWebViewConfiguration *defaultWebConfiguration
Declared In
TCGBWebView.h
schemeCallbackDictionary
This dictionary contains key-action objectes.
Each key represents custom scheme, and each action is completionHandler.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSMutableDictionary *schemeCallbackDictionary
Declared In
TCGBWebView.h
Initialization
+ sharedTCGBWebView
Creates and returns an TCGBWebView
object.
+ (instancetype)sharedTCGBWebView
Declared In
TCGBWebView.h
Launching WebView
+ showWebBrowserWithURL:viewController:
Show Web Browser that has navigationbar and fullscreen. (Deprecated: As of release 1.5.0, use showWebViewWithURL:viewController:configuration:closeCompletion:schemeList:schemeEvent: method instead.)
+ (void)showWebBrowserWithURL:(NSString *)urlString viewController:(UIViewController *)viewController
Parameters
urlString |
The string value for target url |
|---|---|
viewController |
The presenting view controller |
Availability
Added 1.4.0.
Discussion
Warning: If viewController is nil, TCGBWebView set it to top most view controller automatically.
Declared In
TCGBWebView.h
+ showWebViewWithURL:viewController:configuration:
Show WebView that is not for local url. (Deprecated: As of release 1.5.0, use showWebViewWithURL:viewController:configuration:closeCompletion:schemeList:schemeEvent: method instead.)
+ (void)showWebViewWithURL:(NSString *)urlString viewController:(UIViewController *)viewController configuration:(TCGBWebViewConfiguration *)configuration
Parameters
urlString |
The string value for target url |
|---|---|
viewController |
The presenting view controller |
configuration |
This configuration is applied to the behavior of webview. |
Availability
Added 1.4.0.
Discussion
Warning: If viewController is nil, TCGBWebView set it to top most view controller automatically.
Warning: If configuration is nil, TCGBWebView set it to default value. It is described in TCGBWebViewConfiguration
.
Declared In
TCGBWebView.h
+ showWebViewWithURL:viewController:configuration:closeCompletion:schemeList:schemeEvent:
Show WebView that is not for local url.
+ (void)showWebViewWithURL:(NSString *)urlString viewController:(UIViewController *)viewController configuration:(TCGBWebViewConfiguration *)configuration closeCompletion:(TCGBWebViewCloseCompletion)closeCompletion schemeList:(NSArray<NSString*> *)schemeList schemeEvent:(TCGBWebViewSchemeEvent)schemeEvent
Parameters
urlString |
The string value for target url |
|---|---|
viewController |
The presenting view controller |
configuration |
This configuration is applied to the behavior of webview. |
closeCompletion |
This completion would be called when webview is closed |
schemeList |
This schemeList would be filtered every web view request and call schemeEvent |
schemeEvent |
This schemeEvent would be called when web view request matches one of the schemeLlist |
Availability
Added 1.5.0.
Discussion
Warning: If viewController is nil, TCGBWebView set it to top most view controller automatically.
Warning: If configuration is nil, TCGBWebView set it to default value. It is described in TCGBWebViewConfiguration
.
Declared In
TCGBWebView.h
+ showWebViewWithLocalURL:bundle:viewController:configuration:closeCompletion:schemeList:schemeEvent:
Show WebView for local html (or other web resources)
+ (void)showWebViewWithLocalURL:(NSString *)filePath bundle:(NSBundle *)bundle viewController:(UIViewController *)viewController configuration:(TCGBWebViewConfiguration *)configuration closeCompletion:(TCGBWebViewCloseCompletion)closeCompletion schemeList:(NSArray<NSString*> *)schemeList schemeEvent:(TCGBWebViewSchemeEvent)schemeEvent
Parameters
filePath |
The string value for target local path. |
|---|---|
bundle |
where the html file is located. |
viewController |
The presenting view controller |
configuration |
This configuration is applied to the behavior of webview. |
closeCompletion |
This completion would be called when webview is closed |
schemeList |
This schemeList would be filtered every web view request and call schemeEvent |
schemeEvent |
This schemeEvent would be called when web view request matches one of the schemeLlist |
Availability
Added 1.5.0.
Discussion
Warning: If bundle is nil, TCGBWebView set it to main bundle automatically.
Warning: If viewController is nil, TCGBWebView set it to top most view controller automatically.
Warning: If configuration is nil, TCGBWebView set it to default value. It is described in TCGBWebViewConfiguration
.
Declared In
TCGBWebView.h
+ openWebBrowserWithURL:
Open the Browser with urlString
+ (void)openWebBrowserWithURL:(NSString *)urlString
Parameters
urlString |
The URL to be loaded. |
|---|
Availability
Added 1.5.0.
Discussion
Warning: If urlString is not valid, to open browser would be failed. Please check the url before calling.
Declared In
TCGBWebView.h
+ closeWebView
Close the presenting Webview
+ (void)closeWebView
Availability
Added 1.5.0.
Declared In
TCGBWebView.h
Managing Custom Scheme
+ addCustomScheme:block:
Add Custom Scheme
+ (void)addCustomScheme:(NSString *)schemeString block:(void ( ^ ) ( UIViewController<TCGBWebViewDelegate> *viewController , TCGBWebURL *webURL ))handler
Parameters
schemeString |
This string is the key that is called in html or the other place. |
|---|---|
handler |
This handler is a block which will be excuted by calling the schemeString, the key. |
Declared In
TCGBWebView.h
+ removeCustomScheme:
Remove Custom Scheme
+ (void)removeCustomScheme:(NSString *)schemeString
Parameters
schemeString |
This string is the key of |
|---|
Declared In
TCGBWebView.h


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read_eventlog
reads eventlog stored in a file or in a database.
read_eventlog(file = NULL, db = NULL, last_n = Inf, verbose = TRUE)
| file | A character string. Path to a file log. |
|---|---|
| db | A character string. Connection string to a mongo database. |
| last_n | An integer. How many last event records should be return?
Default is |
| verbose | A logical value. Should the function print addition messages? Default is TRUE. |
An object of class eventlog
which is a data frame with
appropriate case, activity and timestamp classifiers specified.
The eventlog
object is a result of
bupaR:eventlog
function from bupaR
package and it is suitable for further process-mining analysis.
read_eventlog( last_n = 25, file = system.file("shiny", "demoapp/events.log", package = "shinyEventLogger"))#>#>#> Event log consisting of: #> 25 events #> 2 traces #> 2 cases #> 14 activities #> 23 activity instances #> #> # A tibble: 25 x 17 #> event_counter event_type event_name event_status session_id #> <chr> <chr> <chr> <fct> <chr> #> 1 #12 TEST testthat:~ SUCCESS 55ae1cf97~ #> 2 #11 EVENT Number of~ FIRED 55ae1cf97~ #> 3 #10 VALUE input$bins FIRED 55ae1cf97~ #> 4 #9 VALUE input$var~ FIRED 55ae1cf97~ #> 5 #8 EVENT Variable ~ FIRED 55ae1cf97~ #> 6 #7 OUTPUT head(data~ FIRED 55ae1cf97~ #> 7 #6 OUTPUT str(datas~ FIRED 55ae1cf97~ #> 8 #5 VALUE NROW(data~ FIRED 55ae1cf97~ #> 9 #4 EVENT Loading d~ DONE 55ae1cf97~ #> 10 #4 EVENT Loading d~ STARTED 55ae1cf97~ #> # ... with 15 more rows, and 12 more variables: event_timestamp <dttm>, #> # event_body <chr>, event_id <chr>, dataset <chr>, fun <chr>, resource <fct>, #> # build <int>, secs <dbl>, n_rows <int>, bins <int>, variable <chr>, #> # .order <int>


FROM: MR. PETER WANG QIN STANDARD BANK SA E-MAIL<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dear Sir, HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL Greetings. This mail may come to you as a surprise but I plead with you to patiently read through it before making a decision whether to assist me or not. I wish to solicit for your assistance in the transaction which I strongly believes will be of mutual benefit to both of us if treated with trust and confidentiality that it deserve. My name is Mr. Peter Wang Qin, the branch manager of a reputable bank in Johannesburg, Gauteng Province, in the Republic of South Africa. I and two of my colleagues wish to seek your assistance in the transfer of some huge sum of money into a foreign bank account. This money was deposited seven years ago in a fixed deposit account in my bank by an Oil consultant/contractor with the South African Mining Corporation. (Name deliberately withheld for now) The length of time for the maturity of the fixed deposit was five years, which expired towards the ending of last year. Upon maturity, a routine notification was sent to his forwarding address but got no reply. After a month, a reminder was also sent and finally we discovered from his Contract Employers - The South African Mining Corporation that the Depositor died from an automobile accident. On further investigation, I found out that the depositor/beneficiary actually died in a car Accident here in South Africa, in May 2000 and he left nobody as next-of-kin to claim this money. All efforts made to trace any known relations of his proved abortive, and no one has written our bank in this regard. Hence, this said money is still lying in my Bank and the interest is being rolled over with the principal sum at the end of each year. Now it�s clear no one will ever come forward to claim it. And according to the Laws of Republic of South Africa, at the expiration of 5(five) Years, the money will revert to the ownership of The South African Government if nobody applies to claim the fund. All modalities for the successful transfer of this money into an offshore bank account have been put in place and we are looking for a trust worthy foreign partner into whose bank account this fund would be remitted to and it is this regard that my colleagues have mandated me to provide a partner who will assist us. We have agreed to compensate you with 25% of the total amount if you should accept to assist us. If you are interested in giving us the required assistance, kindly reply this mail stating your Telephone/Fax numbers for further action. Because of the secrecy surrounding this transaction, l suggests that you contact me only through e-mail, until further notice. I am looking forward to a favorable reply from you soon. Feel free to ask any question in this regard. I remain, Yours Faithfully, Mr. Peter Wang Qin


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REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA, OVERSEAS TASK FORCE ON FOREIGN PAYMENTS NO. 34 CLEMENCE ROAD, EDMONTON N12 QPY LONDON Good day, Forgive this unusual manner of contacting you, but this particular letter is of exceptional and very private nature. I am Richard Akintunde, the Secretary/Legal Adviser of the Zambia Overseas Task Force on Foreign Payments. The Task Force was set up by President LEVY MWANAWASA of Zambia on January, 2004 with the definite assignment of verifying/ratifying all claims for settlements made by Foreign Contractors and hence effecting Payments accordingly. Our terms of reference include all Contracts executed between 1991 and 2001 when Dr. Frederick Chiluba was the President. Former President Chiluba is currently standing trial for embezzlement of public fund while in office. President MWANAWASA had to launch a far-reaching anti-corruption campaign. All the Contracts (Foreign and Indigenous) awarded under the tenure of Chiluba are being reviewed now, as there were many bogus claims. However, some claims are legitimate. At the moment, we know precisely, the Claims that are legitimate and otherwise. As soon as we concluded our review, verifications and ratifications in Lusaka, Zambia,President MWANAWASA man dated the Task Force to In the course of doing our work � reviewing and scrutinizing, we discovered many bogus claims. In deed, we want to pay a sum being a bogus claim into the Account of a relaible and honest person (personal or company) who will be fronted as a Foreign Contractor that satisfactorily executed a contract during Chiluba�s tenure. We have the instruments to create a perfect semblance of genuineness; hence the transaction will be hitch-free, risk free and quite beneficial to all parties involved. I want you to receive this money as the beneficiary. I will need ultimately; your full name and address to commence work that will culminate in your being recognized as the Foreign Contractor and beneficiary of fund, your private telephone and fax numbers to enhance communication and occupation . I will also need a reassurance that you have the capacity to do this transaction (receive this money) without raising eyebrows. You will be adequately compensated for your assistance. It will take about two weeks to conclude this transaction. I will inform you the details and modus operandi when you reply. I implore you to accord it the confidentiality it deserves. Expecting your urgent and positive response, as we have limited time to carry out our assignment in London before going back to Zambia. Whatever your actions and your decision, I thank you for taking the time to read my email. Regards Richard Akintunde


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[花果山#5224] There are very few airdrop rewards.
[PTYX#6840] @Deleted User they went awol for more than a week. Not acceptable being an exchange
[PTYX#6840] @Hollowman9000 i requested to delist zilla. We won't be listed on an exchange that can't even complete the simple task of updating daemons. Also, their lack of communication and overall demeanor is not professional. We already have better prospects for exchanges.
[花果山#5224] Chainzilla Is the money listed on the DP? Still voted.
[PTYX#6840] Until they prove themselves, I'd stay away from digitalprice.io
[PTYX#6840] @花果山 I don't understand the question
[Emmanuel#5426] @PTYX I totally agree with the decision, and the given reasons. I just think that we must give them some time to learn about these things (not from ZILLA, though, they already lost that battle).
[PTYX#6840] True yes, I wish them the best
[花果山#5224] digitalprice.io How is Chainzilla going
[Emmanuel#5426] @花果山 you mean if the currency is already listed? Yes, but it is de-listing, withdrawing from the exchange.
Chainzilla's project owner is not happy with the exchange.
Are you from China?
[花果山#5224] 是的，我来自中国。@Deleted User
[Emmanuel#5426] @花果山 Be very welcome. Are you part of Digitalprice.io team? or just bounty hunter?
[花果山#5224] @Deleted User Not a member of Digitalprice.io, nor a bounty hunter,
Just a KMD supporter.
[Emmanuel#5426] @花果山 Even better!
How is the KMD chinese community? Growing?
[花果山#5224] @Deleted User Not good, because KMD does not value wallets and related Chinese translations.
[Emmanuel#5426] @花果山 it is hard, finding chinese translators.
[Emmanuel#5426] I think that Chainzilla's wallet will have chinese translation.
[花果山#5224] @Deleted User The translated text was given last year and they did not pay attention at all.
[Emmanuel#5426] @花果山 you talking about Komodo? Komodo wallet?
[Emmanuel#5426] Chinese is really really hard for us, you need to understand. We need more chinese technical people in the community.
[花果山#5224] @Deleted User Chinese has the same meaning as Japanese.
[Emmanuel#5426] Ideograms? I know, still really hard
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Welcome to the new part of programming : Object Oriented Programming (OOP). To understand this, think of a book having a serial number and a number of pages. Now, your science book is a book as is your computer book. Suppose the serial number of Science book is SC12 and that of computer book is CS34 and the number of pages are 200 and 250 respectively. It is like in the picture below:
So, here, 'book' is a class having attributes 'Page' and 'Serial number' and 'Science' and 'Computer' are objects(instances) of it.
So, now you understand that class is something which acts like a base, having some definitions. And objects are instances of class following those definitions.
One more example of class and objects you can think of is bank account. Think of 'Account' as a class having attributes 'min_balance' and 'rate_of_interest' and 'Saving' and 'Current' are its objects.
I hope you have got the feel of classes and objects. We will be dealing with programming parts in later sections.
 Member functions are functions defined inside a class. For example, there can be a function named 'getStrength' inside 'Student' class to get a total number of students. Here, 'getStrength' is the member function of 'Student' class.
Inheritance
Many times, we make a subclass of a class itself. The class whose subclass has been made is called superclass.
For example, 'Student' class can have 'BTech', 'MTech' and 'Phd' as its subclasses. Here, all three subclasses will have the properties of the parent class as well as some of their new properties.
Another example can be of 'Book' as superclass and 'ScienceBook' and 'MathsBook' as its subclasses.
All the shown methods and attributes of superclass will be shown by its subclass also. And subclass may have some different attributes in addition to those as well. Other names of superclass and subclass are base class and derived class respectively.
In this section, you have been introduced to some concepts of programming. In the following sections, you will go through the programming parts.


Police 'concerned' for schoolgirl, 14, reported missing in West Lothian
A search is ongoing for teenager Tya Miller who was last seen in the Newton area at 3.30pm yesterday.
by Daniel Morrow, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/daniel-morrow/Police are growing concerned over the whereabouts of a missing West Lothian teenager.
Tya Miller was last spotted in the Newton area at 3.30pm on Saturday, November 16.
Police Scotland have put out an appeal for the missing 14-year-old as officers continue their search.
She has been described by the force as being 5ft 9ins tall, with long fair/blonde hair.
Inspector Simpson from Livingston Police Station said: “Tya has been missing for a number of hours now, given her age there is understandable concern for her.
“We have a number of police resources looking for Tya and I am now looking for the assistance from anyone who may know where she is.”
A spokesperson for Police Scotland added: “If you believe you have seen Tya or have any information please contact 101 quoting incident no. 2593 of the November 16.”


matpow: matrix powers
A general framework for computing powers of matrices. A
key feature is the capability for users to write callback functions,
called after each iteration, thus enabling customization for specific
applications. Diverse types of matrix classes/matrix multiplication
are accommodated. If the multiplication type computes in parallel,
then the package computation is also parallel.
| Version: |
0.1.1 |
| Suggests: |
bigmemory, gputools |
| Published: |
2014-08-20 |
| Author: |
Norm Matloff, Jack Norman |
| Maintainer: |
Norm Matloff <normmatloff at gmail.com> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| CRAN checks: |
matpow results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=matpow
to link to this page.


Uranus was officially discovered by Sir William Herschel in 1781.
Uranus turns on its axis once every 17 hours, 14 minutes.
Uranus makes one trip around the Sun every 84 Earth years.
During some parts of its orbit one or the other of its poles point directly at the Sun and get about 42 years of direct sunlight. The rest of the time they are in darkness.
Uranus is often referred to as an “ice giant” planet.
Like the other gas giants, it has a hydrogen upper layer, which has helium mixed in. Below that is an icy “mantle, which surrounds a rock and ice core. The upper atmosphere is made of water, ammonia and the methane ice crystals that give the planet its pale blue colour.
Uranus hits the coldest temperatures of any planet.
With minimum atmospheric temperature of -224°C Uranus is nearly coldest planet in the solar system. While Neptune doesn’t get as cold as Uranus it is on average colder. The upper atmosphere of Uranus is covered by a methane haze which hides the storms that take place in the cloud decks.
Uranus has two sets of very thin dark coloured rings.
The ring particles are small, ranging from a dust-sized particles to small boulders. There are eleven inner rings and two outer rings. They probably formed when one or more of Uranus’s moons were broken up in an impact. The first rings were discovered in 1977 with the two outer rings being discovered in Hubble Space Telescope images between 2003 and 2005.
Uranus’ moons are named after characters created by William Shakespeare and Alexander Pope.
These include Oberon, Titania and Miranda. All are frozen worlds with dark surfaces. Some are ice and rock mixtures. The most interesting Uranian moon is Miranda; it has ice canyons, terraces, and other strange-looking surface areas.
Only one spacecraft has flown by Uranus.
In 1986, the Voyager 2 spacecraft swept past the planet at a distance of 81,500 km. It returned the first close-up images of the planet, its moons, and rings.


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Terrifying footage of New Zealand volcano eruption that has killed five
Around 30 people are missing
by Nick Perry, Cathy Owen, Max ChannonThis terrifying video shows the moment a volcano erupted and engulfed a tiny island in New Zealand island in a 12,000ft plume of smoke.
Five people have been confirmed dead and many more are missing after White Island erupted while dozens of tourists were visiting.
The island is uninhabited but is popular with tourists who want to explore its moon-like surface.
One of those tourists was Michael Scade who had just left the island when disaster struck, reports Wales Online.
He said he had taken a picture of him on the island at 1.49pm, but 23 minutes later the island had completely disappeared in a cloud of smoke and fumes and ash.
He posted video, saying: "My god. My family and I had gotten off it 20 minutes before, were waiting at our boat about to leave when we saw it.
"Boat ride home tending to people our boat rescued was indescribable."
His video showed a wall of ash and steam around the island and a helicopter badly damaged and covered in ash.
The site on White Island was still too dangerous hours later for police and rescuers to search for the missing.
Police deputy commissioner John Tims said the number of those who remained missing was in double figures but he could not confirm an exact number.
He said there were fewer than 50 people on the island and 23 had been taken off, including the five dead.
Mr Tims said experts had told them the island remained unstable but search and rescue teams wanted to get back as quickly as they could.
He said there had been no contact with any of those who were missing.
Mr Tims said both New Zealanders and overseas tourists were among those who were dead, missing or injured.
He said most of the 18 who survived were injured and some had suffered severe burns.
Some of those involved were guests from the Royal Caribbean International cruise ship Ovation of the Seas.
"A number of our guests were touring the island today," the company said. "We will offer all possible assistance to our guests and local authorities. Please keep all those affected in your prayers."
The cruise ship, which had left from Sydney last week, was scheduled to sail to the capital Wellington on Monday night but the company said it would instead remain in the Tauranga port overnight until it learned more on the situation.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said she was travelling to the region late on Monday.
She said the incident was "very significant", adding: "All our thoughts are with those affected."
Brad Scott, a volcanologist with research group GNS Science, said the eruption sent a plume of steam and ash about 12,000ft into the air.
He said it had also affected the whole of the White Island crater floor.
White Island sits about 50 kilometres (30 miles) offshore from mainland New Zealand. It is north east of the town of Tauranga on North Island, one of New Zealand's two main islands.
The island became a private scenic reserve in 1953 and daily tours allow more than 10,000 people to visit the volcano every year.
The island is also known by the indigenous Maori name Whakaari.
Police were asking people to avoid areas on the North Island that were close to the eruption, including the Whakatane Heads and Muriwai Drive areas.


Testing locale support with Intl.DateTime formatting
{% if isMobile %}
HEY MOBILE USER!
{% endif %}
Intersections of the locales supported by Intl classes
These are results from intersecting the sets of locales
supported by the 6 classes in the Intl object: Collator,
DateTimeFormat, ListFormat, NumberFormat, PluralRules, and RelativeTime
Chromium's UI locales
Closures basic locales
ICU locales
Running format with Intl functions
When locales gives the same results as "en", it suggesting that either:
- It has the same data for the formatter for this case, or
- The locale data is incomplete, and the formatting is falling back to "en".
DateTime formatting
RelativeTime "yesterday"


--- title: A nasty OpenSSO configurator “bug” date: '2010-09-06T21:13:00.001-04:00' author: John tags: - Linux - OSS modified_time: '2010-09-06T21:13:56.745-04:00' blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2811308028656623966.post-1487916787517859600 blogger_orig_url: http://pragmatic-software.blogspot.com/2010/09/nasty-opensso-configurator-bug.html ---
After lots of trial ‘n error, I found that when configuring a new, first instance you must use the FQDN when launching the configurator. In addition, your machine’s hostname must be in a FQDN with AT LEAST TWO DOTS in the name. The only reference I found on the web was buried in this thread that’s two years old: http://markmail.org/message/35rfpbayvrjzjuvg. Also in the thread is mention that the default linux machine name of ‘localhost.localdomain’ isn’t supported and doesn’t work. What drives you crazy is the only error you see either through the JSP-based GUI or through the command line tool is “invalid hostname”.


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My research interests lie broadly in machine learning in socially consequential domains with a particular focus on algorithmic fairness.
My current research takes a data and problem-centered perspective to study the impact of noise, proxies and dynamics on fairness in machine learning.
My work is generously supported by an Amazon Graduate Research Fellowship (2021). Prior to my PhD, I graduated with a Master of Science in Mathematics from the University of Freiburg in Germany in 2018. Before that, I obtained a Bachelor of Science in Economics (2017) and a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (2015) from the University of Freiburg.
News
Oct 2022: I was invited to present at the session 'Advances in Responsible AI: From Theory to Applications' at the INFORMS 2022 annual meeting.
Oct 2022: I am presenting a poster on 'A Sandbox Tool to Bias(Stress)-Test Fairness Algorithms' at the EAAMO conference. The poster can be found here.
Aug 2022: I successfully proposed my thesis research and am now in All But Dissertation status :)
Aug 2022: I will be at AIES 2022 presenting our paper 'Long-term Dynamics of Fairness Intervention in Connection Recommender Systems'. A preprint of the paper is available here.
Jul 2022: I am presenting our poster on 'Counterfactual Metrics for Auditing Black-Box Recommender Systems' at the Responsible Decision Making in Dynamic Environments Workshop at ICML 2022. Paper and poster can be found here.
Apr 2022: New preprint 'A Sandbox Tool to Bias(Stress)-Test Fairness Algorithms' available here.
Mar 2021: I am joining LinkedIn as a Machine Learning Engineering intern for this summer.
Feb 2021: Our FAccT 2021 paper got featured by MIT Technology Review here.
Jan 2021: I joined the editorial board of the ML@CMU blog.
Dec 2020: Our paper 'The effect of differential victim crime reporting on predictive policing systems' was accepted for publication at the Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency (FAccT 2021).
Jul 2020: I am presenting our paper 'Analyzing Student Strategies In Blended Courses Using Clickstream Data' at the Educational Data Mining conference 2020. A preprint can be found here, and a video of the presentation is also available.
May 2020: CMU just awarded me the degree of Master of Science in Statistics.
Feb 2020: I will be joining LinkedIn as a Fairness and Privacy Research Engineering Intern this summer.
Feb 2020: My poster presentation won the best 3-minute student presentation award at AAAI. The poster can be found here.
Dec 2019: I will be presenting a poster at AAAI-20 featuring joint work with Bernhard Kratzwald and Stefan Feuerriegel. A longer version of the paper can be found here.


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