Deciphering Usability
Jesse Skinner
Deciphering Usability
Typical work flow:
- Boss describes a feature
- Artist designs the UI
- Hacker develops the UI
Deciphering Usability
Today I will show you:
- Developers can improve usability
- Hover effects
- JavaScript animations
- CSS 3D animations
Deciphering Usability
What's missing from the design?
- Mouse Cursors
- Hover Effects
- Animations
Don't Make Me Think
Don't Make Me Think
Users like interfaces that are
- obvious
- predictable
- reassuring
Mouse Cursors
If it's clickable, use
cursor:pointer
If it's draggable, use
cursor:move
Hover Effects
If it's clickable, consider a hover effect
- underline
#button:hover {
text-decoration: underline
}
Hover Effects
If it's clickable, consider a hover effect
- colour
#button:hover {
background: yellow
}
Hover Effects
If it's clickable, consider a hover effect
- movement
#button:hover {
box-shadow: 3px 3px 6px #000;
margin-left: -5px;
margin-top: -5px;
}
Animations
Slide animations
- eg. open a menu or section
-
Animations
Fade animations
- eg. fade in an error message
-
Animations
Movement animations
- eg. add to shopping cart
-
Animations
Resize animations
- eg. open popup
-
Animations
Flip animations
- eg. have content on "back"
-
Fine Tuning
Fine Tuning Animations
Animations
jsFiddle Links
Deciphering Usability
Today you've seen
- Hover Effects
- jQuery Animations
- CSS 3D Animations
- How developers can boost usability
Deciphering Usability
Thanks!
Jesse Skinner


In this Marketing Analytics, the aim is to build a model that can predict whether a user opens the emails sent by Shopee. The dataset contains information about user-specific information, the email nature, user's engagement on the platform and user's reaction to the email. My submission was ranked 54/354 in the Private Leaderboard (Top 16%).
Check it outAs a long time Spotify user, I wanted to explore my music taste. This web application allows me to see my all-time and current top artists, tracks, track details. Will be including more features in the future.
Check it outIn this product detection competition, a multiple image classification model needs to be built. There are ~100k images within 42 different categories, including essential medical tools like masks, protective suits and thermometers, home & living products like air-conditioner and fashion products like T-shirts, rings, etc. fast.ai approach was adopted and my submission was ranked 130/646 in the Private Leaderboard (Top 21%).
Check it outThis hackathon was organised by Analytics Vidhya and it ran from 29 May to 31 May. The goal of this project is to predict the loan rate category using various factors such as employment, loan amount and debt.
Check it outI have been enjoying Animal Crossing New Horizon and stumbled upon a villager popularity list. I wondered about the factors contributing to the popularity of the different villagers and decided to do up a Shiny dashboard to explore. The project involves web scraping from different sources.
Check it outThe hackathon was organised by Analytics Vidhya and it ran from 8 May to 10 May. The aim was to predict the probability of whether an enrollee is likely look for a new job using factors such as gender, education level, experience, company size, company type.
Check it outThe hackathon was organised by Analytics Vidhya and it ran from 10 April to 12 April. The dataset contained a list of products viewed by the user in the given session and also the category, sub-category, sub-sub category and the product id. The aim of this hackathon was to predict the gender of the e-commerce's participants based on their product viewing records.
Check it outThis web scrapper extracts daily news articles and also automatically download articles into PDF format
Check it outA submission for the Rshiny Compeition 2020, this web application allows you to find out what courses you are eligible for, the historical employment rate, salary and more!
Check it outVarious newspaper articles were extracted and topic modelling was performed using Gensim and Scikit-learn.
Check it out


On 18 March 2019, 8 new articles were published in 7 journals.
A ‘tale of Two Jihadis’? Improperly Conflating Terrorists and Foreign Fighters in the Arab Spring
The Prevent Paradox: Destroying Liberalism in Order to Protect It
K–12 School Employee Sexual Abuse and Misconduct: An Examination of Policy Effectiveness
Note: although this article was published on 27 February 2019, the publisher only added it to the journal RSS feed on 18 March 2019, which is why it is shown in the list of articles for that date.
Using A Natural Experiment to Measure the Impact of Swifter Punishment on Criminal Recidivism
Legal Insanity and the Brain: Science, Law and European Courts
Female Palestinian Terrorists: the Role of the Intifada Period and the Terrorism Context


Pubs have always been places to gather and chat. South Buffalo is our home and we want to convey it's warmth and character in this neighborhood pub. From Early Times to the Blackthorn, we have grown with our friends. We invite new friends to join us and see what they've been missing.
The people, after all, are the heart and soul of the pub. The pub patron is not just a customer, but a guest and a friend.


JDBCConnectionProperties Class
This is not a standalone class. Rather it describes the properties required to establish a JDBC connection. As such it appears as type for arguments to various methods that use JDBC.
Item Index
Properties
driver The fully qualified (java) class name of the JDBC driver that manages the connection.
String
If present, the driver property will be used to load the JDBC driver class. This should take care of registering the driver with the JDBC DriverManager.
name The name that will be used to store this connection in the connection cache.
Name
The name for the connection. If the name is present when the JDBCConnectionProperties object is passed to a method that creates a connection, then this name will be used to store this connection in a connection cache. The name can then later be used to retrieve the connection. If passed to functions that just need a connection to work with, then an attempt will be made to retrieve the connection. If the connection cannot be retrieved, and the JDBCConnectionProperties also contains properties that can be used to create a connection, then a connection will be created and stored under this name.


PSYCHO (1998) A film review by Matt Williams
RATING: * * out of * * * *
I'll admit it up front. I've never considered the original Psycho to be one of Hitchcock's best films. Although a good film, it should be celebrated more for its groundbreaking elements than for its quality. That leads us to what has to be 1998's most unusual filmmaking attempt: director Gus Van Sant's effort to create an exact shot-for-shot remake of the original Psycho, but in color, and using an all new cast.
For those cave-dwelling hermits who are somehow unfamiliar with the original film, here's a brief rundown. Marion Crane (Anne Heche) is a secretary at a small Phoenix real estate office. One day, she's presented with an opportunity too great to pass up. She steals $400,000 in cash, and begins a desperate drive to meet her boyfriend, Sam Loomis (Viggo Mortensen), who works outside of San Francisco.
However, she makes a wrong turn off the highway, and ends up at the Bates Motel, run by the insecure Norman Bates (Vince Vaughn), and his domineering invalid mother.
Meanwhile, the search is on for the missing Marion. Her sister (Julianne Moore) wants to make sure she's all right, and a private investigator (William H. Macy) is out to recover the stolen money. How will it all end? Well, if you don't already know, I'm not going to spoil it here.
This remake is not an exact shot-for-shot remake of the original. A few of the shots (such as the opening pan) have been made seamless, using technology that wasn't around in 1960. An additional shot which Hitchcock originally wanted for the shower scene (but was forced to abandon due to the censors) has been included. Most of the other additions are semi-subliminal. There are occasional flashes of unrelated imagery, as well as echoes and other "subliminal" sounds placed on the soundtrack. Unfortunately, the additions don't work. For the most part, they're distracting...and certainly not an improvement.
But, on the whole, the film remains extremely similar to the original. The sexuality and violence in the film has been peripherally heightened (something which neither adds nor detracts from the film), and a few lines of dialogue have been updated. However, the film still seems to be mired in the past. Little things, like speech patterns or one particular use of a telephone, which seemed appropriate in the original now seem wildly dated.
But the good stuff has translated as well. Many of the shocks and surprises of the original are still shocking and surprising, provided that you haven't been let in on the secrets. And that is perhaps the film's biggest problem. Knowing the secrets tremendously diminishes the impact of the original Psycho, and the same certainly holds true here.
The quality of acting varies widely in the remake. Some of the actors (such as Rance Howard and Anne Heche) seem confined by the film's rigid structure. Others (such as Vince Vaughn and Julianne Moore) manage to deliver different interpretations of the familiar characters, even without additional dialogue or scenes.
On the whole, the remake is just about, but not quite as good as the original Psycho. However, with the original still out there, it is very difficult to recommend seeing the remake instead. In fact, it is difficult to recommend the remake to anyone but perhaps a film student or a devoted fan of all things Psycho.
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What is the correct JavaScript syntax to change the content of the HTML element below?
This is a demonstration.
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Where is the correct position to place a javascript link ?
How do you write "Hello World" in an alert box?
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See if you can outsmart the computer!!!
Click on the weapon you want to use this turn
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Under Construction
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- MDN Reintroduction
- Crockford on JavaScript
- MDN Game Development Workflows
- Building a Game
Introduction
I’ve always been interested in learning Javascript, but have been too overwhelmed by the abundance of resources out there. I finally took the time to do some thorough looking around with lead me to this Stack Overflow link on resources for learning Javascript. This lead me to the MDN Javascript Reintroduction and Crockfords Lectures.
MDN Reintroduction
- Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) Reintroduction to JavaScript
- Beej Guide: JavaScript Prototypes and Inheritance
Learning javascript made me realize how little I knew about the languages I was comfortable with. Programming in my comfort languages (Java/C++) had become almost like being fluent in English, I forgot a many of the little details and rules here and there.
It was a good dose of reality to get me out of my comfort zone and push me to learn the deeper details of languages.
Crockford on JavaScript
- Volume 1: The Early Years
- Chapter 2: And Then There Was JavaScript
- Act III: Function the Ultimate
- This talk also convinced me to pick up Little Schemer, promising that it would “change the way you think, and there aren’t a lot of books that will do that”
- Episode IV: The Matamorphasis of Ajax
- Part 5: The End of All Things
- Scene 6: Loopage
- Level 7: ECMAScript 5: The new Parts
- Section 8: Programming Style & Your Brain
The first two talks are a history lesson, very informative. A lot of the languages and software architects have come up in random reading around the internet, such as some of my favorite (research) papers:
- Ken Thompson’s Turing Award Lecture, “Reflections on Trusting Trust”
- Lamport’s “The Future of Computing: Logic or Biology”
- CAR Hoare, “The Emperor’s Old Clothes”
- Fred Brooks (1986), “No Silver Bullet”
- Parnas, David L. “Designing Software for Ease of Extension and Contraction.”
I really enjoyed the foundations of JavaScript. How Netscape had Brendan Eich create a web language. He wanted to base it on Scheme, but Netscape put its foot down and said they wanted it to be more approachable. So Eich used the syntax of JavaScript, the first-class functions of Scheme, and the Prototype Chain of Self to make one of the most popular languages of all time. And in 4 weeks! Although this short time frame is responsible for a lot of JavaScript’s blunders which are slowly being repaired (ES6 Strict was a big jump).
Some benefits of Prototyped OOP:
- Trivial to make new “classes”, avoids lots of boilerplate
- More “functional” style
- Change behavior at runtime
- Easy multiple inheritance, don’t need crazy and hard to maintain type hierarchy
- Property modifiers
Wouldn’t be complete without cons list:
- Lose static typing
- Performance overhead, still have to check inheritance hierarchy and compiler can’t help you out
- New is scary, can easily accidentally clobber global object
Now that I knew a lot of the theory behind Javascript, it was time to practice applying it. I decided to make a game.
MDN Game Development Workflows
- 2D Breakout in pure JS
- 2D Breakout game using Phaser
- 2D Maze game with Device Orientation using Phaser
Building a Game
You can try it out, it is still a work in progress though. It was really fun to not just program this, but design it, create the maps… to have complete control. I did have several issues developing it though, mostly with JavaScript.
List of issues and what I learned:
- Hosting issues: browser was caching objects so when I updated and went to test my changes… everything would be the same. Octopress had some issues with actually changing letter capitalization in the repo that prevented a few scripts from loading properly.
- Maps: used Tile Map Editor to generate json maps.
- Pass in method, not method call as callback. If you pass the method call then it will only get called once AND have the wrong context.
- Make sure to pass the context. ‘this’ isn’t passed around implicitly like in java, context is generally one part of a long list of arguments.
- Using an unfamiliar framework in a new language was difficult. While Java does have varargs, the way Javascript parameters work was still weird, like how you could leave them out and wouldn’t even get a warning. Even with the docs open, a lot of the high level functions had huge lists of parameters and I would often misread, misunderstand, or forget something.
- Modularizing. Awkward in Phaser, it doesn’t provide a built in way to do it. This is because sites like to have games in a single minified js file. Being used to OOPs highly structured and separated classes this was kind of weird. But hey, this is what you learn new technologies and languages for.
- Debugging. The console has awesome debugger tools built in. Just throw the ‘debugger’ statement into your Javascript code. I make sure to use the ‘.js’ library rather than ‘min.js’ so I can use the debugger to source code dive.


java.util.function
.See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| UBiConsumer<T,U> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UBiFunction<T,U,R> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UBinaryOperator<T> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UBiPredicate<T,U> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UBooleanSupplier |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UConsumer<T> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UDoubleBinaryOperator |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UDoubleConsumer |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UDoubleFunction<R> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UDoublePredicate |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UDoubleSupplier |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UDoubleToIntFunction |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UDoubleToLongFunction |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UDoubleUnaryOperator |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UFunction<T,R> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UIntBinaryOperator |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UIntConsumer |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UIntFunction<R> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UIntPredicate |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UIntSupplier |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UIntToDoubleFunction |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UIntToLongFunction |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UIntUnaryOperator |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| ULongBinaryOperator |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| ULongConsumer |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| ULongFunction<R> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| ULongPredicate |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| ULongSupplier |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| ULongToDoubleFunction |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| ULongToIntFunction |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| ULongUnaryOperator |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UObjDoubleConsumer<T> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UObjIntConsumer<T> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UObjLongConsumer<T> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UPredicate<T> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| USupplier<T> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UToDoubleBiFunction<T,U> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UToDoubleFunction<T> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UToIntBiFunction<T,U> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UToIntFunction<T> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UToLongBiFunction<T,U> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UToLongFunction<T> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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| UUnaryOperator<T> |
A functional interface for handling checked exceptions.
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java.util.function
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evaluator¶
ChunkEvaluator¶
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class
paddle.fluid.evaluator.
ChunkEvaluator
(input, label, chunk_scheme, num_chunk_types, excluded_chunk_types=None) Accumulate counter numbers output by chunk_eval from mini-batches and compute the precision recall and F1-score using the accumulated counter numbers.
EditDistance¶
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class
paddle.fluid.evaluator.
EditDistance
(input, label, ignored_tokens=None, **kwargs) Accumulate edit distance sum and sequence number from mini-batches and compute the average edit_distance and instance error of all batches.
Parameters: - input – the sequences predicted by network.
- label – the target sequences which must has same sequence count
- input. (with) –
- ignored_tokens (list of int) – Tokens that should be removed before
- edit distance. (calculating) –
Example
exe = fluid.executor(place) distance_evaluator = fluid.Evaluator.EditDistance(input, label) for epoch in PASS_NUM:
distance_evaluator.reset(exe) for data in batches:
loss = exe.run(fetch_list=[cost])distance, instance_error = distance_evaluator.eval(exe)
In the above example: ‘distance’ is the average of the edit distance in a pass. ‘instance_error’ is the instance error rate in a pass.
DetectionMAP¶
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class
paddle.fluid.evaluator.
DetectionMAP
(input, gt_label, gt_box, gt_difficult, class_num, background_label=0, overlap_threshold=0.5, evaluate_difficult=True, ap_version='integral') Calculate the detection mean average precision (mAP).
TODO (Dang Qingqing): update the following doc. The general steps are as follows: 1. calculate the true positive and false positive according to the input
of detection and labels.- calculate mAP value, support two versions: ‘11 point’ and ‘integral’.
- Please get more information from the following articles:
- https://sanchom.wordpress.com/tag/average-precision/ https://arxiv.org/abs/1512.02325
Parameters: - input (Variable) – The detection results, which is a LoDTensor with shape [M, 6]. The layout is [label, confidence, xmin, ymin, xmax, ymax].
- gt_label (Variable) – The ground truth label index, which is a LoDTensor with shape [N, 1].
- gt_difficult (Variable) – Whether this ground truth is a difficult bounding box (bbox), which is a LoDTensor [N, 1].
- gt_box (Variable) – The ground truth bounding box (bbox), which is a LoDTensor with shape [N, 6]. The layout is [xmin, ymin, xmax, ymax].
- class_num (int) – The class number.
- background_label (int) – The index of background label, the background label will be ignored. If set to -1, then all categories will be considered, 0 by defalut.
- overlap_threshold (float) – The threshold for deciding true/false positive, 0.5 by defalut.
- evaluate_difficult (bool) – Whether to consider difficult ground truth for evaluation, True by defalut.
- ap_version (string) – The average precision calculation ways, it must be ‘integral’ or ‘11point’. Please check https://sanchom.wordpress.com/tag/average-precision/ for details. - 11point: the 11-point interpolated average precision. - integral: the natural integral of the precision-recall curve.
Example
exe = fluid.executor(place) map_evaluator = fluid.Evaluator.DetectionMAP(input,
gt_label, gt_difficult, gt_box)cur_map, accum_map = map_evaluator.get_map_var() fetch = [cost, cur_map, accum_map] for epoch in PASS_NUM:
map_evaluator.reset(exe) for data in batches:
loss, cur_map_v, accum_map_v = exe.run(fetch_list=fetch)In the above example:
‘cur_map_v’ is the mAP of current mini-batch. ‘accum_map_v’ is the accumulative mAP of one pass.


Package com.jme.app.state
Class AbstractAppState
- java.lang.Object
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- com.jme.app.state.AbstractAppState
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
AppState
- Direct Known Subclasses:
ChaseCameraAppState
,DebugKeysAppState
,FlyCamAppState
,MaterialDebugAppState
,ResetStatsState
,RootNodeAppState
,ScreenshotAppState
,StatsAppState
public class AbstractAppState extends java.lang.Object implements AppState
AbstractAppState
implements some common methods that make creation of AppStates easier.- Author:
- Kirill Vainer
- See Also:
BaseAppState
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description protected boolean
initialized
initialized
is set to true when the methodinitialize(com.jme.app.state.AppStateManager, com.jme.app.Application)
is called.
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description AbstractAppState()
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
cleanup()
Called byAppStateManager
when transitioning thisAppState
from terminating to detached.void
initialize(AppStateManager stateManager, Application app)
Called byAppStateManager
when transitioning thisAppState
from initializing to running.
This will happen on the next iteration through the update loop afterAppStateManager.attach(com.jme.app.state.AppState)
was called.boolean
isEnabled()
boolean
isInitialized()
void
postRender()
Called after all rendering commands are flushed.void
render(RenderManager rm)
Render the state.void
setEnabled(boolean enabled)
Enable or disable the functionality of theAppState
.void
stateAttached(AppStateManager stateManager)
Called byAppStateManager.attach(com.jme.app.state.AppState)
when transitioning thisAppState
from detached to initializing.void
stateDetached(AppStateManager stateManager)
Called byAppStateManager.detach(com.jme.app.state.AppState)
when transitioning thisAppState
from running to terminating.void
update(float tpf)
Called to update theAppState
.
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Field Detail
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initialized
protected boolean initialized
initialized
is set to true when the methodinitialize(com.jme.app.state.AppStateManager, com.jme.app.Application)
is called. Whencleanup()
is called,initialized
is set back to false.
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Method Detail
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initialize
public void initialize(AppStateManager stateManager, Application app)
Description copied from interface:AppState
Called byAppStateManager
when transitioning thisAppState
from initializing to running.
This will happen on the next iteration through the update loop afterAppStateManager.attach(com.jme.app.state.AppState)
was called.AppStateManager
will call this only from the update loop inside the rendering thread. This means is it safe to modify the scene graph from this method.- Specified by:
initialize
in interfaceAppState
- Parameters:
stateManager
- The state managerapp
- The application
-
isInitialized
public boolean isInitialized()
- Specified by:
isInitialized
in interfaceAppState
- Returns:
- True if
initialize()
was called on the state, false otherwise.
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setEnabled
public void setEnabled(boolean enabled)
Description copied from interface:AppState
Enable or disable the functionality of theAppState
. The effect of this call depends on implementation. AnAppState
starts as being enabled by default. A disabledAppState
s does not get calls toAppState.update(float)
,AppState.render(RenderManager)
, orAppState.postRender()
from itsAppStateManager
.- Specified by:
setEnabled
in interfaceAppState
- Parameters:
enabled
- activate the AppState or not.
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isEnabled
public boolean isEnabled()
- Specified by:
isEnabled
in interfaceAppState
- Returns:
- True if the
AppState
is enabled, false otherwise. - See Also:
AppState.setEnabled(boolean)
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stateAttached
public void stateAttached(AppStateManager stateManager)
Description copied from interface:AppState
Called byAppStateManager.attach(com.jme.app.state.AppState)
when transitioning thisAppState
from detached to initializing.There is no assumption about the thread from which this function is called, therefore it is unsafe to modify the scene graph from this method. Please use
AppState.initialize(com.jme.app.state.AppStateManager, com.jme.app.Application)
instead.- Specified by:
stateAttached
in interfaceAppState
- Parameters:
stateManager
- State manager to which the state was attached to.
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stateDetached
public void stateDetached(AppStateManager stateManager)
Description copied from interface:AppState
Called byAppStateManager.detach(com.jme.app.state.AppState)
when transitioning thisAppState
from running to terminating.There is no assumption about the thread from which this function is called, therefore it is unsafe to modify the scene graph from this method. Please use
AppState.cleanup()
instead.- Specified by:
stateDetached
in interfaceAppState
- Parameters:
stateManager
- The state manager from which the state was detached from.
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update
public void update(float tpf)
Description copied from interface:AppState
Called to update theAppState
. This method will be called every render pass if theAppState
is both attached and enabled.
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render
public void render(RenderManager rm)
Description copied from interface:AppState
Render the state. This method will be called every render pass if theAppState
is both attached and enabled.
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postRender
public void postRender()
Description copied from interface:AppState
Called after all rendering commands are flushed. This method will be called every render pass if theAppState
is both attached and enabled.- Specified by:
postRender
in interfaceAppState
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cleanup
public void cleanup()
Description copied from interface:AppState
Called byAppStateManager
when transitioning thisAppState
from terminating to detached. This method is called the following render pass after theAppState
has been detached and is always called once and only once for each timeinitialize()
is called. Either when theAppState
is detached or when the application terminates (if it terminates normally).
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Syntax:
shadowing-import symbols &optional package => t
Arguments and Values:
symbols---a designator for a list of symbols.
package ---a package designator. The default is the current package.
Description:
shadowing-import is like import, but it does not signal an error even if the importation of a symbol would shadow some symbol already accessible in package.
shadowing-import inserts each of symbols into package as an internal symbol, regardless of whether another symbol of the same name is shadowed by this action. If a different symbol of the same name is already present in package, that symbol is first uninterned from package. The new symbol is added to package's shadowing-symbols list.
shadowing-import does name-conflict checking to the extent that it checks whether a distinct existing symbol with the same name is accessible; if so, it is shadowed by the new symbol, which implies that it must be uninterned if it was present in package.
Examples:
(in-package "COMMON-LISP-USER") => #<PACKAGE "COMMON-LISP-USER"> (setq sym (intern "CONFLICT")) => CONFLICT (intern "CONFLICT" (make-package 'temp)) => TEMP::CONFLICT, NIL (package-shadowing-symbols 'temp) => NIL (shadowing-import sym 'temp) => T (package-shadowing-symbols 'temp) => (CONFLICT)
Side Effects:
shadowing-import changes the state of the package system in such a way that the consistency rules do not hold across the change.
package's shadowing-symbols list is modified.
Affected By:
Current state of the package system.
Exceptional Situations: None.
See Also:
import, unintern, package-shadowing-symbols
Notes: None.


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The new Cytoscape 3 is based on OSGI, which I barely know anything about. Even though Cytoscape 3 is still in beta, manuals, wikies and tutorials have been flowing around in the web, which could be overwhelming if you want to create a new C3 compatible bundle app. Today I tried to set up an Cytoscape 3 bundle App (aka Plugin in the Cytoscape 2.x world) development environment in Eclipse. To my surprise, it is without any hassle by following a tutorial and a wiki page.
First, by following this tutorial: Create a Bundle App Using IDE , it's really straightforward to create the app with Maven and Eclipse (M2Eclipse is required). After everything is set up, I made sure that the app was installed by running "mvn install" (either in the app directory from command line or within eclipse) and checked my local maven repository ~/.m2/repository/groupid/architectid (yes I am using Linux).
Then I followed this wiki page: Interactive Shell , and deployed the app and tested it.
First download cytoscape 3:
[sourcecode]
> wget http://chianti.ucsd.edu/cytoscape-3.0.0-M4/cytoscape-unix-3.0.0-M4.tar.gz
> tar xzf cytoscape-unix-3.0.0-M4.tar.gz
> cd cytoscape-unix-3.0.0-M4
> ./cytoscape.sh # this will start cytoscape shell and the GUI
Cytoscape 3.0.0-M4> install mvn:groupid/artifactid
Bundle ID: 162
Cytoscape 3.0.0-M4> start 162
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Now go to the Cytoscape GUI, and open Apps menu, and there it is: "Hello World!"


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solve the Sudoku problem p. If debug is true, steps of the computation are displayed on screen
solve the Sudoku problem p. If debug is true, steps of the computation are displayed on screen
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Concorde Experience
4May1978 - As the Chief Mechanic of a corporate flight department I attended the annual HS 125 Operations and Maintenance Seminar in Washington, DC. In honor of the sale of the xxx'th 125 all 125 operators were asked to fly in their aircraft for a group photo. The Chief Pilots that did were to get a ride on Concorde. Well, the turnout was less than expected and I was lucky enough to be asked to go on the flight. On that day we were given a talk and then Q and A by Captain Brian Walpole. Interesting stuff to all of us technical types.
That afternoon we went to KIAD to board the incredible machine. All previous posts on this thread describe my feelings as well on the entire flight experience. We flew over Nova Scotia, a bit at Mach 2 and back to KIAD. Capt. Walpole was on the PA from engine start, throughout the flight, to shut down, describing every movement going on up front. Unforgettable experience for all of us, topped off by the seamless cabin service, smoked salmon, etc., etc. Finally, cognac and, I couldn't believe it, a choice of cigars. Not a one of fired one up then but what a wonderful, old world touch on this state of the art aircraft. Tonight with a Manhattan and a cigar, I want to express my appreciation and say how humbled I am by the experience, willingness to share and the deep love of Concorde and aviation shown by the experts and other posters here. |
| pattern_is_full 31st Jul 2016, 23:10 permalink Post: 1951 |
Yep - Braniff crews trained to fly the full envelope. But for BA insurance reasons, there had to be a BA captain and flight engineer riding along in the jumpseats.
Another cute trick - the European airlines "sold" the airframes temporarily to Braniff, with new US N-numbers, so they could fly a "domestic" route without violating cabotage laws. Then "sold back" to BA or AF for the transatlantic legs. CONCORDE SST : Braniff Concorde Services |


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Hit a wall '*' and you explode 'X'.


I've downloaded the emoncms image file, installed it and got everything working fine, until I ran;
$ git pull origin master
from the emoncms folder.
After a reboot, I get the error below, and not able to log in.
Notice: Use of undefined constant APPLICATION_ROOT - assumed 'APPLICATION_ROOT' in /var/www/emoncms/route.php on line 33
I could not resolve it, so I downloaded a fresh image, and the same happened when I tried to update via git. Is there a problem?
Re: RESOLVED - Problem with recent Git commits?
Is there any update on this please?
I've just repeated the process with a different SD card.
- Downloaded most recent image to a 8Gb SD card
- Run raspi-config to expand root & change password
- Log into emoncms using raspi/raspberry & change username/password
Everything at this stage working fine, can log in & out, see inputs & feeds, database OK, Pi module running OK.
- run $ git pull origin master from emoncms folder, and successfully download latest updates, no error messages from Git or problems whatsoever.
Now if I try to log in, I get the error shown above (the login box fields are thinner too) and I cannot log in.
No other code or actions have been done, and I have cleared my browser cache (several times!!)
I notice that the route.php module was updated just 2 days ago.
Paul
Re: RESOLVED - Problem with recent Git commits?
APPLICATION_ROOT is defined in default.settings.php (again updated a few days ago - same time as route.php) and which is renamed to settings.php during initial site installation.
Therefore the code which defines APPLICATION_ROOT is of course never added to settings.php during a subsequent git pull.
The line below can be manually added to settings.php by;
$ sudo nano /var/www/emoncms/settings.php
and paste the code;
//The sites application root if run in a sub directory e.g. domain.com/emoncms
define('APPLICATION_ROOT', str_replace($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], '', realpath(dirname(__FILE__))));
just above;
// Default controller and action if none are specified and user is anonymous
Save the settings.php and reboot.
Re: RESOLVED - Problem with recent Git commits?
No need to reboot, just reload the page


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Vindinium is an Artificial Intelligence programming challenge. You have to take the control of a legendary hero using the programming language of your choice. You will fight with other AI for a predetermined number of turns and the hero with the greatest amount of gold will win.
Four legendary heroes were fighting for the land of Vindinium
Making their way in the dangerous woods
Slashing goblins and stealing gold mines
And looking for a tavern where to drink their gold


These control the basic attack time of each {_envelope} generator, before modulation, from instantaneous to over 20 seconds.
These are contained in the {Envelope_attack_cluster Envelope attack clusters} within the two {Envelope_sections}.
These are contained in the ENVELOPE 1 and ENVELOPE 2 sections of the right panel, under the following parameter numbers:
| Env 1 | Env 2 | |
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These appear in the display as Env1/2 Attack.
These are accessed via the following {_NRPN NRPNs}:
| Env 1 | Env 2 | ||
| A | 1,13 | 1,26 | |
| B | 2,13 | 2,26 |
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| 1 | 2ms | ||
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| 127 | infinity |
The last setting is only useful if the {Envelope_attack_mod_depth} parameter is set to some negative value to reduce the time. Otherwise, the envelope will remain at zero forever.


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Bharatanatyam, according to Balasaraswati, is a variety of natya yoga that reveals the spiritual through the physical and emotional body. It is the most popular of the Indian classical dance forms in South India, and the most ancient of all the classical Indian dance styles in the entire India, which are all based on Natya Shastra, the Bible of the classical Indian dance. The term "Bharatanatyam" was used by Purandara Dasa (1484-1564). Later, Ghanam Krishnayyar's songs describes a devadasi as an expert at Bharata natyam. Subramania Bharathi also speaks about Bharatnatyam.
Bharatanatyam has a divine origin. Devas asked Brahma to create a Veda that would be understood by the Sudras, as Kali Yuga was nearing: "When the universe was overcome by desire, greed, jealousy and anger, when people became slaves of pleasure and pain, Brahma was moved to create a form of entertainment seen and heard and understood by everybody at the same time, as people could no longer understand the mystic and ambiguous scriptures". Bharata natyam was created "not merely for pleasure, but to embody the cosmic relationships and expressions (bhava) for all the worlds. So this performing art follows the worlds' movements in all activities and states: work and leisure, calm and laughter, fight and wars. It will confer righteousness onto the righteous, a moral restraint for the unruly, and discipline for the those who are guided by rule.  It will provide entertainment for kings, and it will console the miserable ones. Natya will express all the moods and passions of the soul. It will incorporate all kinds of the deeds: the noble, the mediocre and the mean" Bharatanatyam consists of three major aspects: Natya, Nritta and Nritya.The rhythmical and repetitive elements are called Nritta, i.e. it is dance proper. The dramatic art of expression in gestures, poses and mime is called Natya. cf. Abhinaya The combination of Nritta and Natya is called Nritya.
Click here to know more about this dance form.


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Get (Alternatives)
DMZ includes a number of alternatives to the normal get methods. These can be used to perform more advanced operations based on which one is used.
Also see the Simple Cache Extension for another get variation.
Subsections:
- get_iterated - Streams query results
- When To Use Get Iterated - When get_iterated should be used over get.
- get_paged - Paginated Queries
- get_paged_iterated - Paginated and Streamed Queries
- get_raw - Gets the Raw CodeIgniter result
- get_sql - Gets the raw SQL for the query
$object->get_iterated()
This method can be used to reduce memory overhead and even increase performance if you know you only want to loop over the result set. In fact, it is recommended in almost all cases where you expect more than one result, and don't need direct access to one or more results.
The get_iterated method works by creating a PHP Iterator. The iterator creates each object as it is needed; there is actually only one object that is shared as you loop over the set.
Special thanks to TheJim for coming up with the prototype for this method.
Arguments
- $limit: (Optional) Sets the limit on the query.
- $offset: (Optional) Sets the offset on the query.
Note: The results of this method do not directly modify $object.
Therefore, the database fields are not set on $object, and the $all array will be empty.
However, you can still check the results of the query using exists() and result_count().
Common Usage
$countries = new Country(); $countries->get_iterated(); if(!$countries->exists()) { echo('No countries found'); } else { echo($countries->result_count() . ' countries were found.'); foreach($countries as $country) { // process like normal } }
When To Use Get Iterated (Over Get)
There are several cases where you should always use get, and several cases where get_iterated is preferred.
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If you are looking up just one object, or expect there to be one or zero results, you always use get.
Otherwise you cannot access the properties directly. -
If you are planning to loop over a relatively small set of objects more than once, you should use get.
Otherwise, you are re-creating each object every time you loop. -
If you are looping over a very large set of objects, you should use get_iterated.
In this case you should also avoid looping over the large set more than once. -
If you need direct access to specific objects in the result set, you should use get.
For example, you need to specifically modify the third item in the results. -
If you are getting a list of objects to delete or save, you must use get.
Then you pass the result as $other_object->all to the appropriate function. (DataMapper must see the array to know to save multiple objects.) - Otherwise, as long as you are using foreach to loop over the results, you should always use get_iterated
$object->get_paged()
Example Application
You can see this feature used in:
» controllers/bugs.php
» views/bugs/paging.php
This method is used to easily get a query that is broken up into pages, as well as handle getting the total number of rows.
You can use this method with any query parameters, and those parameters will automatically be used to determine the total number of rows.
Note: Each call to this method will result in two queries: one for the data set, and one to count the total number of rows.
Arguments
- $page: (Optional) Which page to start on (or which row based on $page_num_by_rows). Defaults to 1.
- $page_size: (Optional) Sets the number of rows on each page. Defaults to 50.
- $page_num_by_rows: (Optional) If TRUE, changes the $page argument to be zero-based, and be based on the row to start on. See below for more information
- $info_object: (Optional) Override the name for the pagination info object. Defaults to 'paged'.
When requesting a page number by row, get_paged converts the row number to the correct page for that row. For example, if you had 10 rows per page, and requested row number 12, the page will be 2, and the starting row will be 10.
This method will automatically prevent the request of a page that is outside the queries' boundaries. If the requested page is less than 1, it reverts to the first page. If the requested page is greater than the total number of pages, it reverts to the last page.
What makes this method so useful, however, is what else it returns. Each call sets the following properties on an object, which is called $paged by default.
If you already have a field called paged, you can easily change the object to a different name with the last argument.
- total_rows: The total number of rows in the unpaged query.
- total_pages: The total number of pages, based on $page_size.
- current_page: The current page (usually passed in).
- current_row: The first row on the current page.
- last_row: The first row on the last page.
- has_previous: If TRUE, there are previous pages in the query.
- previous_page: The previous page or 1, whichever is greater.
- previous_row: The previous page's first row or 0, whichever is greater.
- has_next: If TRUE, there are more pages in the query.
- next_page: The next page or total_pages, whichever is less.
- next_row: The next page's first row or last_row, whichever is less.
- page_size: Number of items per page, might be useful for the view.
- items_on_page: Number of items on the current page, i.e., $object->result_count().
Example
// IN THE CONTROLLER function archive($page = 1) { $posts = new Post(); // show newest first $posts->order_by('created', 'DESC'); // show 10 posts per page $posts->get_paged($page, 10); // send to view $this->load->view('posts/archive', array('posts' => $posts)); } // IN THE VIEW foreach($posts as $post) { // render the post } if($posts->paged->has_previous) { ?> <a href="<?= site_url('posts/archive/1' ?>"><< First <a href="<?= site_url('posts/archive/'.$posts->paged->previous_page) ?>">< Prev <? } if($posts->paged->has_next) { ?> <a href="<?= site_url('posts/archive/'.$posts->paged->next_page ?>">Next > <a href="<?= site_url('posts/archive/'.$posts->paged->total_pages) ?>">Last > > <? }
$object->get_paged_iterated()
A simple combination of get_paged and get_iterated, allowing you to efficiently loop over the results of a paged query.
Use the exact same as get_paged, except the results can only be looped over. Strongly recommended in most cases.
$object->get_raw()
This method runs the query, but returns the raw results from CodeIgniter's database library. It also clears the current query immediately.
Arguments
- $limit: (Optional) Sets the limit on the query.
- $offset: (Optional) Sets the offset on the query.
$foo = new Foo(); $foo->include_related('bar', 'name'); $foo->where_related('bar', 'name', 'baz'); $query = $foo->get_raw(); foreach($query->result() as $row) { echo $row->bar_name; }
$object->get_sql()
This method returns the SQL for the currently built query, as if get() was called. It clears the current query immediately.
Arguments
- $limit: (Optional) Sets the limit on the query.
- $offset: (Optional) Sets the offset on the query.
- $handle_related: (Optional) If TRUE, and this object is referenced from a parent object, the parent object will automatically to the where statement.
$u = new User(); $u->where('name', 'Bob'); echo $u->get_sql(); // outputs the raw SQL
Example with relationship
$group = new Group(1); // load Group #1 echo $group->user->get_sql(); // SELECT `users`.* // FROM `users` echo $group->user->get_sql(NULL, NULL, TRUE); // SELECT `users`.* // FROM `users` // LEFT OUTER JOIN `groups` groups ON `users`.`group_id` = `groups.id` // WHERE `groups`.`id` = 1


Lectures
Monday and Wednesday 6:25PM-7:40PM MM 205.Thursdays 6:25PM-7:40PM MM 202
Literature
Essential Calculus. James Stewart.Course Contents
Limits and continuity, derivatives and applications, the definite integral and applications.Chapters 1,2,3,4 and 7 from Stewart's book.
Examination and Grading
Tests (50%)
There will be 4 tests. These will be given on Thursdays and will be announced at least one week in advance. The test with lower score will be dropped and the other three remaining will be worth 50% towards the final grade. There will be no make-up tests.Final (30%)
There will be a comprehensive final to be worth 30%.Homework and Quizzes (20%)
There will be homework to be handed in every week. The homework will be assigned and completed in WebAssign (http://www.webassign.net/) . The homework posted during each week will be due the Friday of the following week. An accesscode for WebAssign is bundled with the new textbook purchased through the UM Bookstore. To get enrolled in the course in WebAssign you should use the class key: miami 6109 7970There may also be some additional homework problems without any due date but that you should complete in order to train the concepts given in class. Some of these problems could appear in the quizzes, tests and the final. These problems will be assigned after some of the classes and also posted in the web page of the course.
There will be (unannounced) quizzes on some Wednesdays.
Homework and quizzes are equally weighted for the remaining 20% of the grade.
Grading Scale
| Percentage | Grade |
|---|---|
| >=90% | A |
| >=80% | B |
| >=70% | C |
| >=60% | D |
| <60% | F |
Syllabus
This is an approximate schedule of the course containing the syllabus:| Date | Topic |
|---|---|
| Wed 8/24 | Introduction. 1.1 Functions and their representations |
| Thu 8/25 | 1.2 Especial Functions |
| Mon 8/29 | 1.3 The limit of a function |
| Wed 8/31 | 1.4 Calculating limits |
| Thu 9/01 | 1.4 Calculating limits |
| Wed 9/07 | 1.5 Continuity |
| Thu 9/08 | 1.6 Limits involving infinity |
| Mon 9/12 | 2.1 Derivatives and rates of change |
| Wed 9/14 | 2.2 The derivative as a function |
| Thu 9/15 | 2.2 The derivative as a function |
| Mon 9/19 | 2.3 Basic differentiation formulas |
| Wed 9/21 | 2.4 The product and quotients rules |
| Thu 9/22 | TEST 1 |
| Mon 9/26 | 2.5 The chain rule |
| Wed 9/28 | 2.6 Implicit differentiation |
| Thu 9/29 | 2.7 Related rates |
| Mon 10/03 | 2.8 Linear approximations and differentials |
| Wed 10/05 | 3.1 Maximum and minimum values |
| Thu 10/06 | 3.1 Maximum and minimum values |
| Mon 10/10 | 3.2 The mean value theorem |
| Wed 10/12 | 3.3 Derivatives and the shapes of graphs |
| Thu 10/13 | 3.3 Derivatives and the shapes of graphs |
| Mon 10/17 | 3.4 Curve sketching |
| Wed 10/19 | 3.4 Curve sketching |
| Thu 10/20 | TEST 2 |
| Mon 10/24 | 3.5 Optimization problems |
| Wed 10/26 | 3.5 Optimization problems |
| Thu 10/27 | 3.7 Antiderivatives |
| Mon 10/31 | 3.7 Antiderivatives |
| Wed 11/02 | 4.1 Areas and distances |
| Thu 11/03 | 4.2 The definite integral |
| Mon 11/07 | 4.3 Evaluating definite integrals |
| Wed 11/09 | 4.4 The fundamental theorem of calculus |
| Thu 11/10 | TEST 3 |
| Mon 11/14 | 4.4 The fundamental theorem of calculus |
| Wed 11/16 | 4.5 The substitution rule |
| Thu 11/17 | 4.5 The substitution rule |
| Mon 11/21 | 7.1 Areas between curves |
| Wed 11/23 | 7.2 Volumes |
| Mon 11/28 | 7.2 Volumes |
| Wed 11/30 | 7.3 Volumes by cylindrical shells |
| Thu 12/01 | TEST 4 |


The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc
rated R 148 minutes starring Milla Jovovich, John Malkovich, Faye Dunaway, and Dustin Hoffman directed by Luc Besson
A Video Review by Frankie Paiva
The story of Joan of Arc is an often told one. Why? That was the question this movie seemed to keep asking me. Why is this story such a popular one when it deals with such heavy themes as Jesus, war, and death? During and after I viewed The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc I got very depressed. The movie was neither enjoyable nor good, even in the historical epic sense. I think it's unfair that Columbia did not pass out doses of Prozac for free with each rental. While this movie is forgettable in an instant, it would really help someone heal emotionally from this awful film going experience.
Joan (Jovovich) is a peasant girl who has been very religious her entire life. At a young age she begins to receive messages from whom she believes to be God. Only later is his message clear. Convinced God wants her to save France from England during the Hundred Years War, she proceeds to the capitol to ask Charles the Dauphin (Malkovich) for an army. She tells him he will soon become king of France. So Charles gives her an army that days later goes into battle under her command. Soon after this battle, Charles does gets crowned king, and doesn't need Joan anymore. She's later captured by the Burgundians who put her to trial in England. Then a new character appears, The Conscience. Dustin Hoffman is Joan's conscience who gets her convinced that her actions derive from madness and not from God. If you paid any attention at all in history class, you can guess how the movie ends.
I'm never a fan of really gritty films and this is certainly one of the them. The violence is outrageously graphic and it's supposed to show the pain and suffering of the armymen. The film succeeds brilliantly at this. The whole movie is a violent, depressing, lifeless, and unoriginal lump. It is however one that does a good job of not seeming that long. Modern war movies are traditionally long and this is no exception. The time seemed to fly by until the seventy minute mark when the film came to a grinding halt for me. Several times I thought of turning it off, but I hanged onto the hope that it might get a bit better. I was wrong. Laughably bad acting is present everywhere. Milla Jovovich cannot act and is best suited to her smaller, more flashy, less line role in Besson's great last film The Fifth Element. John Malkovich (Is he the same actor who was so good as himself in Being John Malkovich?) is surprisingly horrid, Faye Dunaway does nothing but show off medieval headpieces, and Dustin Hoffman is unforgivable. While the text at the beginning of the film is way too small to read on a television screen, if I could have read it, I wished it would have said the following warning:
Save yourself! Save yourself! Jump off a building! Run your nails down a blackboard!  Do anything to get away from this movie!
Yes, it really is that bad.
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class: center, middle # Keeping track of CentOS infrastructure deployments ## (with Ansible and ARA) ### David Moreau-Simard / Fabian Arrotin May 2021 @ CentOS Dojo ??? These are some notes presented in presenter mode and not on screen --- class: center, middle, inverse ## /whois dmsimard #####<EMAIL_ADDRESS>= ['ansible', 'ops', 'community', 'tooling', 'ci/cd'] ## /whois arrfab #####<EMAIL_ADDRESS>= ['ops', 'infra', 'floor sweeper'] --- # Agenda ## ARA Records Ansible: * What it is (and isn't) * What it does * How it works * Getting started --- # Agenda ## CentOS infrastructure * Why ARA * How we consume it * ConfigManagement SIG work --- ![ara-logo](img/ara-logo.png) ## What it is - 5 year old 🎂 - Another recursive acronym - A free and open source Ansible community project (GPLv3) - Packaged on PyPi, for Fedora, CentOS, Debian and OpenSUSE - Available on [DockerHub](https://hub.docker.com/r/recordsansible/ara-api) and [Quay.io](https://quay.io/repository/recordsansible/ara-api) --- ## What it isn't - A tool for running playbooks - A replacement for AWX (or Tower) - A parser for your Ansible console output --- ## What it does - Makes Ansible easier to understand and troubleshoot - Records playbook results to a sqlite, mysql or postgresql database - Provides an API for playbook, task and host results - Provides a web reporting interface and a CLI to browse results --- ## How it works ![ara-recording-workflow](img/ara-recording-workflow.png) --- class: center, middle ![ara-how](img/ara-how.png) --- ## How it works About Ansible callback plugins... ```python # https://github.com/ansible/ansible/blob/devel/lib/ansible/plugins/callback/__init__.py # [...] def v2_on_any(self, *args, **kwargs): def v2_runner_on_failed(self, result, ignore_errors=False): def v2_runner_on_ok(self, result): def v2_runner_on_skipped(self, result): def v2_runner_on_unreachable(self, result): def v2_playbook_on_start(self, playbook): def v2_playbook_on_task_start(self, task, is_conditional): def v2_playbook_on_play_start(self, play): def v2_playbook_on_stats(self, stats): def v2_runner_item_on_ok(self, result): def v2_runner_item_on_failed(self, result): def v2_runner_item_on_skipped(self, result): # [...] ``` --- # Getting started With PyPi: ```bash python3 -m pip install --user ansible ara[server] export ANSIBLE_CALLBACK_PLUGINS=$(python3 -m ara.setup.callback_plugins) ansible-playbook playbook.yml ara playbook list ara-manage runserver # -> http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8000 ``` --- # Getting started With CentOS 8 repositories: ```bash dnf install -y centos-release-ansible-29 dnf install -y ansible ara-server export ANSIBLE_CALLBACK_PLUGINS=$(python3 -m ara.setup.callback_plugins) ansible-playbook playbook.yml ara playbook list ara-manage runserver # -> http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8000 ``` --- ![ara-logo](img/ara-logo.png) # Links and community Live demo: https://demo.recordsansible.org More reading: - **Website & Blog**: https://ara.recordsansible.org - **Code**: https://github.com/ansible-community/ara - **Documentation**: https://ara.readthedocs.io/ Stay up to date or come chat: - **Twitter**: https://twitter.com/RecordsAnsible - **IRC**: #ara on freenode - **Slack**: Invite in the README (*bridged to IRC!*) --- # CentOS Infra ## How it started ### Background/context * Coming from puppet * Using Foreman as ENC and dashboard * .... --- # CentOS Infra ## Ansible migration, the beginning * inventories are git repos (different environments/teams/projects) * git-crypt * ansible-vault * playbooks and requirements.yml files for all inventories is a git repo * one requirement.yml per inventory/project => "cherry-picking" * each role is a git repo More info on https://github.com/centos/ansible-infra-playbooks --- # CentOS Infra ## What about reporting ? * CentOS infra *was* migrated to Ansible from puppet * Need to have central ansible station (regular desired state check) * Good to have reports (// foreman dashboard for puppet execution) --- # CentOS Infra ## KiSS ! Non "invasive" add-ons (like mitogen as an example): ```bash {% if item.use_mitogen %} strategy_plugins = {{ item.base_path }}/mitogen/ansible_mitogen/plugins/strategy strategy = mitogen_linear {% else %} strategy = linear {% endif %} ``` --- # CentOS Infra ## ARA *is* non invasive ```bash {% if ansible_use_ara %} callback_plugins=/usr/lib/python3.6/site-packages/ara/plugins/callback action_plugins=/usr/lib/python3.6/site-packages/ara/plugins/action lookup_plugins=/usr/lib/python3.6/site-packages/ara/plugins/lookup {% endif %} {% if ansible_use_ara %} [ara] api_client = http api_server = http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8000 default_labels = {{ item.name }} {% endif %} ``` --- # CentOS ConfigManagement SIG work * rebuild ara (client part) -- * rebuild needed pkgs non in EPEL8 -- * rebuild ara with server support --- # CentOS Infra ## We started with container https://github.com/ansible-community/ara/blob/master/contrib/container-images/centos8-pypi.sh ```bash podman pull quay.io/recordsansible/ara-api:centos8-pypi-latest ``` More info: https://github.com/CentOS/ansible-role-ansible-host/blob/master/defaults/main.yml#L62 --- ``` ara python3-ara-server python3-django : python-django-2.2.9-1.el8 : tag-build DONE python3-django-cors-headers : built in common : DONE python3-django-health-check DONE python3-django-rest-framework : built in common : DONE python3-dynaconf' (dynaconf) : DONE python3-box DONE python3-dotenv DONE python-sh DONE (fixed with carl's patch) python-ipython temporary DONE python3-backcall DONE python3-ipykernel' IP python3-jedi DONE python3-jupyter-client' DONE but needs to be done again after python-ipython-doc (bypassed for now) python-ipykernel old 4.5.2, so then bump python3-matplotlib' tag-build DONE python3-nbformat' DONE python-jupiter-core DONE python-sphinxcontrib-github-alt DONE python-flit-1.3-4.el8 tag-build DONE python3-pickleshare DONE python3-prompt-toolkit DONE python3-wcwidth tag build DONE python3-simplegeneric' tag-build DONE python3-testpath' tag-build DONE python3-tornado tag build DONE python3-traitlets DONE python3-ipython_genutils DONE python3-zmq python3-zmq-tests : tag build DONE python3-toml DONE python3-factory-boy : built in common : DONE python3-faker DONE pytest-runner : python-pytest-runner-4.0-8.el8 : tag-build DONE python3-pbr python-pbr-5.4.3-2.el8 tag-build DONE python3-sphinxcontrib-programoutput python-sphinxcontrib-programoutput-0.14-4.el8 tag-build DONE python3-tzlocal : python-tzlocal-1.5.1-9.el8 tag-build DONE python3-whitenoise DONE python-brotli brotli-1.0.6-1.el8 : tag-build DONE ``` --- # RPM build in progress .... .left[![ara-centos](img/a-few-moments-later.jpeg)] --- # CentOS Infra ## rpm variant (now that we have it) ```bash sudo dnf install -y centos-release-ansible-29 sudo dnf install -y ansible ara python3-ara-server python3-gunicorn ``` --- # CentOS Infra ## systemd unit file (not provided by ara pkg) ```bash [Unit] Description=ARA api service DefaultDependencies=no After=network.target [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target [Service] Type=simple User=ara Group=ara WorkingDirectory=/home/ara/.ara ExecStart=/usr/bin/gunicorn --workers={{ ansible_ara_workers }} ara.server.wsgi ExecStop=/bin/kill -s TERM $MAINPID ``` --- # CentOS infra ## KiSS (sqlite) ```bash -rw-r--r--. 1 ara ara 5.2G May 10 12:55 ara.sqlite ``` --- class: left, top # CentOS Infra .left[![ara-centos](img/centos-ara-host.png)] --- # CentOS Infra ## cli output ```bash ara playbook list --status failed --limit 5 --format value -c id -c path -c started 180208 ...tobisna-centos/playbooks/adhoc-refresh-facts.yml 2021-05-14T07:15:02.023003Z 180194 ...var/lib/tobisna-centos/playbooks/role-kvm-host.yml 2021-05-14T06:14:02.814713Z 180142 ...tobisna-centos/playbooks/adhoc-refresh-facts.yml 2021-05-14T05:15:02.049694Z 180120 ...tobisna-centos/playbooks/adhoc-refresh-facts.yml 2021-05-14T04:15:02.104483Z 180119 ...tobisna-centos/playbooks/adhoc-refresh-facts.yml 2021-05-14T03:15:02.524431Z ``` -- ```bash echo tobisna|rev ansibot ``` --- class: center, middle # Thank you ! ## Any questions ?


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Richard Branson
For the love of Physics
Walter Lewin with Warren Goldstein


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About Me
Joy has served as a technical and project management assistant on high-technology projects for over 6 years. Her current role as project coordinator at Ailey Solar Electric involves streamlining a lengthy solar design and sales to solar installation to operating phase project pipeline and maintaining regulatory compliance while relaying between government, business, and client communications. Before her work in solar, she was technical assistant to a 20-plus scientist NIH biochemistry lab, the Midwest Center for Structural Genomics, dealing in a number of technical disciplines such as large inventory management, technical machine maintenance and troubleshooting, and LIMS database management.
In addition to her technical background, Joy is a creative activist and nonprofit builder in the Chicago. She lead and organized with Rising Tide Chicago, an all-volunteer group dedicated to climate justice, for three years. Notable contributions of Rising Tide Chicago to the community include their participation in the Ban Petcoke Coalition in 2015 and their push against horizontal hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) in Illinois from 2013-2015. These campaigns are widely considered successful by their advocates: new petcoke regulation has effectively shutdown open petcoke piling in Chicago and regulatory delay by activists coincided with a market downturn in the fracking industry, meaning little to no fracking operations exist in Illinois. Currently, she is serving as a board member of Archipelago non-profit and just opened an autonomous social center in the Little Village neighborhood of Chicago.


md-toolbar
is used to place a toolbar in your app.
Toolbars are usually used above a content area to display the title of the current page, and show relevant action buttons for that page.
You can change the height of the toolbar by adding either the
md-medium-tall
or md-tall
class to the toolbar.
boolean
boolean
Whether the header should shrink away as
the user scrolls down, and reveal itself as the user scrolls up.
Note: for scrollShrink to work, the toolbar must be a sibling of a
md-content
element, placed before it. See the scroll shrink demo.
number
number
How much to change the speed of the toolbar's shrinking by. For example, if 0.25 is given then the toolbar will shrink at one fourth the rate at which the user scrolls down. Default 0.5.


ObjectFactory wrappers to provide proxied components to the container.
There are currently two types of factories available with Fortress: BCEL enabled, and traditional JDK 1.3 proxies. Jakarta BCEL is a library to directly generate Java class bytecode. You do not have to include this library for Fortress to function, however if it is present Fortress will use it.
Proxies are used both for the protection of the component's lifecycle methods,
and for backwards compatibility with Composable components. The proxy
automatically adds the Component
interface to any component (even
if it did not have it in the source code) so that it can be used with your
old legacy components. As everyone upgrades, the backwards compatibility
concern becomes less of an issue--however protecting a component is still
very important.
The Java Proxy code uses reflection to do its dirty work, so despite all the advances in JDK 1.4 introspection code you will still incur a substantial performance bottleneck using this approach. A user did a micro-benchmark and reported that the performance hit is around 4:1 vs. just using the component directly. If your components are not repeatedly called several times in rapid succession as is the case with micro-benchmarks then you probably will barely notice the change. Nevertheless, in some environments (most notably when you are working with Servlets) that performance hit will begin to add up.
The BCEL enabled proxy code creates a wrapper class that directly calls the methods on your component as if you wrote it yourself. As an example, the following two code snippets will show you how the component is proxied:
public interface HelloWorldComponent { String sayHello(); }
public final class HelloWorldComponent$BCELWrapper { private final HelloWorldComponent m_component; public HelloWorldComponent$BCELWrapper(HelloWorldComponent base) { m_component = base; } public String sayHello() { return m_component.sayHello(); } }
The resulting code is much easier for the JVM to use, and does not pose a serious threat to the performance of the component. All you have to do is include the BCEL.jar file, and the choice will be made for you.


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MEAGAN HALL
10.11.17
Tracking down Mamerto Tindongan in the rolling landscape of southeast Ohio is no easy feat.
With no phone or daily routine, catching Tindongan can be tricky at best. However, as soon as you do locate the 59-year-old Philippine native, his warm, embracing welcome makes the challenge worth it.
A good place to start searching for the seemingly illusive man would be his wooded property in Albany. He will likely be found outside and barefoot, moving materials for his next project all while smiling.
Meagan Hall | PHOTO EDITOR
Mamerto Tindongan poses for a portrait with his hand carved canoe.
“He doesn’t want to go around and solicit people to follow him. You know, people just come to him,” said D.j. Fuller, owner of Athens Yoga and Seasons Holistic Arts in Amesville.
Tindongan, born and raised in the Philippines in the Ifugao tribe, is a man of many passions. Most people familiar with his talents call him a healer. Above all, he is a friend to many.
Since moving to the U.S. in 1991, Tindongan has been using his talents to inspire and heal anyone who would come to him seeking help. To name a few, Tindongan is a devoted practitioner of Kolaimni, the ancient healing art of light. He is a master woodcarver, a “world-class competitor in the ancient art of atlatl or spear throwing.”
His home and studio is always open to visitors and those wanting to learn something new. Tindongan said he is often asked by professors how his work is all connected.
“A professor asked me how is this hut, the canoe, the spears are related to healing, and I told them, this simple way of life — when you are doing it — it helps you remember who you are,” Tindongan said. “Simpler lives in the past I think people were happier.”
The lives he’s affected in the Athens area are many. Since moving to Albany, Tindongan has healed as many as 20 people a week and takes walk-ins.
“What I love about Mamerto is he’s very very humble,” said Patricia Minor, founder of Soul Purpose. “He’s very sincere and all he really wants to do is share his gifts and his art and his way of life.”
Minor’s friendship with Tindongan began six years ago.
“I see Mamerto as coming full-circle,” Minor said. "He came here, went to university. He made it in the eyes of intellectuals and the scholastic community. And then I think that he really felt that … like there was still something left undone for him.”
After an unfortunate diagnosis of Meniere’s disease, a disease of the inner-ear that causes vertigo, years ago, Tindongan would discover through his illness what it was he was supposed to do in life.
“It’s the hardest thing for me,” Tindongan said. “You have to stay still. You don’t move any muscle. Even just moving your eyeball is enough to throw up.”
In 2005, he decided his illness would, in fact, be used to his benefit. It would improve his meditation, teach him discipline to avoid certain triggers of vertigo and be a way to connect to his high-self.
“Now I actually don’t see it as something bad — I see it as a blessing because it served as a warning, an antenna. … Now when I get (vertigo), I stay still, just sit down and meditate,” Tindongan said. “I learned how to do still meditation because of it, I had no choice.”
Turning a bad situation into a positive is on par with all other aspects of his life. When speaking to Tindongan, his stillness washes over everyone he meets.
Even his methods for creating wooden works of art, that being either a canoe, an ancient weapon or even an abstract piece. He approaches the wood with its nature in mind.
“He doesn’t really need to put on or create a special environment — he is the environment.” D.j. Fuller, owner of Athens Yoga and Seasons Holistic Arts in Amesville
“Even if you have a plan, the characteristic of the wood may actually change,” Tindongan said. “When you use machine, you can just cut straight but when you use simple tools there are times when you can not do what you want to do. … You work more with the wood versus what you want the wood to be.”
His skills for hand-carving masterpieces goes back to his deep Ifugao heritage. He first learned the craft of woodcarving when he was just 8 years old.
“There was no such thing as going to a classroom. Everything was just a way of life,” Tindongan said.
When he was young, Tindongan grew increasingly enchanted by the transformation of rough wood into something beautiful.
“I was fascinated by the way (elders) formed things,” he said. “Chopping, and then later on you see a figure coming out, and it evolved into something pretty.”
While Tindongan worked his way through his bachelor's degree in the Philippines and later graduate school in the U.S., woodcarvings were simply a way for some form of income. It became more of a way of life when he met former Ohio University professor David Hostetler in 1994.
Renowned for his own woodcarvings and bronze sculptures — Hostetler created the “The American Woman” outside of Alden Library — Hostetler and Tindongan bonded over their similar techniques.
“So David saw how I used my tools and said, ‘Oh, I’m going to hire you until I die,’ ” Tindongan said.
Tindongan would carve over 400 pieces for Hostetler during their years working together. For Hostetler, Tindongan said he was the young set of muscles that Hostetler no longer had but still needed to execute the sculptors.
After Hostetler died in 2005, Tindongan’s passion for woodcarving would shift from being a means of income to a part of a much bigger picture. Woodcarving would be just one way Tindongan would help those on the path toward healing.
“My interest went in a full cycle. At first, when I worked for David, it was for survival,” Tindongan said. “But then something happened to me that brought me back to that childhood way of perception or doing things.”
For many, this could be interpreted in many different ways. For Tindongan and those his work touches, it’s simple: The goal is to be free of fear.
“We were whole, we had everything we needed. We just forgot. We were mislead by this capitalistic and materialistic world,” Tindongan said.
The philosophy can be seen in all aspects of Tindongan’s lifestyle. His simplistic home, his possessions, the friendships he’s built and the healing work he now does around the community.
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Student’s of Hocking College’s Eco-Tourism class take Tindongan’s canoe out on a pond to try out. The dragon’s head is at the back of the canoe to protect the riders from any dangers.
“If I needed a tooth pulled, I would go to the dentist — just like I would go to Mamerto for energy work,” Fuller said. “Whatever he can to help people get closer to their happiness and peace.”
When welcoming groups, students or anyone for that matter, enter his home to facilitate and teach the art of healing using one of his many techniques, a monetary exchange is not always even necessary.
“I don’t want money to deter people from getting the help,” Tindongan said.
As simplistic and wholesome Tindongan’s life seems, some sort of income is a necessity, however. So, as he plans to host more and more groups to his home for healing sessions, monetary donations are how he plans to move forward.
“He doesn’t really need to put on or create a special environment — he is the environment,” Fuller said. “It’s not like he puts on a suit and tie and goes to work to do it. Mamerto lives it.”
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Important things to know about the API and the dev mailing list
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>mailing list.
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1. Appropriate Mailing List
2. SDK + Developers Guide
3. Form of your Messages
4. Support Questions
5. Reporting Defects
6. Contributions
7. Newsletter
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*** 1. Appropriate Mailing List
*** --------------------------------------------------------------------
Not all questions are really API issues. That said the former projects of
OOo are now collapsed to the Apache OpenOffice project.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is always appropriate.
http://udk.openoffice.org
for questions about UNO bridges and language bindings
including StarBASIC/OOoBASIC
http://framework.openoffice.org/scripting/
for questions about the scripting framework
http://xml.openoffice.org
for questions regarding our XML file formats
*** ====================================================================
*** 2. SDK + Developers Guide
*** --------------------------------------------------------------------
Please install the SDK from the OOo download area and read at least the
chapters First Steps and the chapter your question is about of the
Developers Guide. This is a list of volunteers, not a support forum.
We like to help you, but we cannot do the footwork for you.
An online version of the Developers Guide can be found here:
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- do NOT put a full quote below your message
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- do NOT ask NEW questions in reply to existing threads
By breaking these rules, do not wonder if your question remains
unanswered, most likely even unseen due to mail filters.
If you have additional data, like a document or a longer source code,
please provide us a link where we can download these. You might upload
such documents to the file area:
http://api.openoffice.org/servlets/ProjectDownloadList
As far as I know, everybody can do that, you might need an
OpenOffice.org account. As the responsible project lead, I just have to
approve the files to get published. But keep in mind: the more a
volunteer has to read to grab your question, the lesser the change for
an answer.
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Please keep in mind that we developers cannot always answer specific
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a specific problem, we might not be able to spend the time on your issue.
On the other hand, we try to answer all questions. And we need the
support of other community members.
But even as somebody who has only questions yet, you can already
contribute to OOo: If you had a question and it was answered to your
satisfaction it would be great if you post a summary in our standardized
form:
http://api.openoffice.org/SDK/snippets/index.html
This avoids using up the time of the volunteers to answer the same
questions over and over again. Thanks for your contribution!
If your question is related to your application code, please include a
minimalistic version of your source code with your question. And please
add all important information. This includes mostly the concrete
component which you are using, the platform, version of OOo and OOo SDK
your programming language. There might be a big difference, if your
problem is with a Text object in OOo/Writer or a Text object in a
OOo/Draw shape. But keep your information as short as possible. Do not
post complete programs! The better you cut it down, to the issue, the
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directly to the appropriate project (like sw, sd, sc or framework), API
specification an documentation issues or missing interfaces you can
file to the API project. StarBASIC/OOoBASIC issues actually belong to
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Please do not misuse IssueZilla as a support tool. It is not and your
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- Contribute your larger API examples to our example collection
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Please read this document to learn about how and why.


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example (R : Type) [ring R] (i j : ℕ) (hnat : i ≠ j) (hR : ((i : R) + 1) = ((j : R) + 1)) : ((1 : R) = (0 : R)) := sorry
If it is true, what is the one-line proof?
If it is not true, what is the one-line proof assuming [decidable_eq R]
?
Never mind. This is completely false.
/me needs to relearn modular arithmetic
I thought this was my goal state. But it's not. i
and j
are coerced somewhere else. But I don't know where.
/me needs to look at the pp.all true
variant of the goal state.
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Stilson Video Services can transfer all types of consumer video tapes, including VHS, VHS-C, S-VHS, S-VHS-C, Betamax, BetacamSP, 3/4 Umatic, Video8, Hi8, Digital8, DV, MiniDV, MicroMV, and HDV. Often times, our customer's video tape to DVD transfer projects include more than one format which we can easily accomodate on our professional grade transfer systems. Each transfer project is handled on an individual basis to meet your specific needs.
Not even sure what's on your tapes anymore? You're not alone. Stop in our studio and we can go through your tapes together to help better organize your transfer project. If video editing is required, we can certainly do that as well. Typical video editing requests include deletion of certain scenes and color correction.
After your video tape to DVD transfer is complete, it's time to label and package your DVDs. Again, we have several options for you to choose from depending on your needs.
Your VHS Tapes are Fading FastProbably the most common format we see is the VHS tape pictured left. The VHS tape format was developed during the 1970's. During the late part of the 1970's and the early 1980's it formed one-half of the VHS vs Betamax war, which it would eventually go on to win. The VHS VCR was a mainstay in the TV-equipped living room for more than a decade, but has largely been replaced by newer technologies. By 2006, the United States had stopped releasing new movie titles in VHS format, opting for others such as DVD and Blu-ray.
Therefore, throughout the 80's and early 90's, VHS was the home movie format of choice. This means that in homes all across America, millions of hours of precious family footage lie resting in attics, basements, and closets. The problem is the shelf life of VHS tape is somewhere between 15 and 20 years. This means if you have video that was shot prior to the mid-90s, you are at risk of losing those memories forever. Sadly, once the images have faded, there is no way to get them back - the information simply doesn't exist on the video tape anymore.
Take Action: Convert VHS tapes to DVD or digital filesThe best course of action to prevent a tragic loss of your family memories is to convert your VHS tapes to DVD as digital files. Once that's done, you can rest easy knowing that you've stopped any degradation of quality. We also recommend that when you convert your tapes you order a back-up set of DVDs stored in another location, perhaps with a relative. This guards against the threat of flooding, fire, or any other disaster that could destroy your videotape to DVD transfer project. Contact Stilson video Services today to discuss your video tape to DVD transfer needs, and you'll be well on your way to preserving your family memories for generation to come.
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When is the controlling condition of a Java "while" loop checked to see if it is true or false?
Once before the first iteration of the loop, and then again after every iteration of the loop.
- Once before the first iteration of the loop, and then again after the second line in the loop's body is executed.
- Only once, before the first iteration of the loop.
- Only after every iteration of the loop.
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how to use it
Imagine you have a file 'mydata.txt' like this:
Step col1 col2 col3 col5 col6 col7 col8
1 80,0 50,0 6,14 233,6 0,2211 2,0217 1,9672
2 80,0 100,0 6,47 244,0 0,2090 2,1445 2,0345
3 80,0 150,0 6,67 251,8 0,1996 2,2393 2,0832
4 80,0 200,0 6,82 255,5 0,1967 2,2805 2,1087
5 80,0 250,0 6,94 261,5 0,1902 2,3529 2,1465
You can create an extcsv object with
obj = ExtCsv.new("file","txt","mydata.txt")
The first parameter 'file' stands for the input type.
Other possibilities are 'hash' or 'array'. In an development version I
had a database importer running on a sqlite3 file. But this is quite
specific because of the tables structure. A general solution could be
something like active_record and maybe I will include such a
functionality.
The second parameter 'txt' descibes the input type,
i.e. which kind of file should be loaded. 'txt' or 'tsv' expects a
tab-separated file, 'csv' reads ;-separated files (like the .csv files
from MSExcel) and 'psv' uses a pipe-symbol (|).
Take the object from the first example, you can use obj.col2
the access the second column the the data file.
If you're interessted in all datasets with value
150
in the third column, simply use
obj.selectBy(:col2 => 150)
or for datasets with
values larger than 150 on column 3:obj.selectBy(:col2 => '> 150')
Multiple selections are possible. They act like a logic 'and':obj.selectBy(:col2 => '> 150').selectBy(:col5 => '> 250.3')
orobj.selectBy(:col2 => '> 150',:col5 => '> 250.3')
To access the first 10 datasets, it is possible to use obj[0,10]
, obj.slice(0,10)
or obj[0..9]
or whatever you find here
Regexp can directly be written into the value of the selection hash. A logic 'or' looks like this: obj.selectBy(:col2 => /(1|2)50/)
selects datasets with 150 or 250 in the second column.


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In 83 we have a new capability to perform the same operations that you could always perform on individual objects on sets of objects.
Posting the following to the record endpoint will add a jurisdiction to both records REC_307 and REC_308
{ "Q":{"q":"number:REC_307,REC_308"}, "ChildJurisdictions":{ "RecordJurisdictionJurisdiction":"9000000007" } }


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AsyncContext.start(Runnable)
.HttpServletRequest.authenticate(HttpServletResponse)
will
send the user to the log in page configured within Spring Security if the user is
not already authenticated.Principal
using HttpServletRequest.getUserPrincipal()
.HttpServletRequest.login(String, String)
.HttpServletRequest.logout()
will log the user
out.HttpServletRequest.getRemoteUser()
with the current username.HttpServletRequest.getUserPrincipal()
with the Authentication
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TLS Lite is a free python library that implements SSL v3, TLS v1, and
TLS v1.1. TLS Lite supports non-traditional authentication methods
such as SRP, shared keys, and cryptoIDs, in addition to X.509
certificates. TLS Lite is pure python, however it can access OpenSSL,
cryptlib, pycrypto, and GMPY for faster crypto operations. TLS Lite
integrates with httplib, xmlrpclib, poplib, imaplib, smtplib,
SocketServer, asyncore, and Twisted.
To use, do::
from tlslite.api import *
Then use the L{tlslite.TLSConnection.TLSConnection} class with a socket,
or use one of the integration classes in L{tlslite.integration}.
@version: 0.3.8
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| __all__ = ['api', 'BaseDB', 'Checker', 'constants', 'errors', 'FileObject', 'HandshakeSettings', 'mathtls', 'messages', 'Session', 'SessionCache', 'SharedKeyDB', 'TLSConnection', 'TLSRecordLayer', 'VerifierDB', 'X509', 'X509CertChain', 'integration', 'utils'] __version__ = '0.3.8' |


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bundle exec jekyll serve --watch
Here is the my final code from the end of class.
Continue work on final project.