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Apart from being a web developer, I have a background in education and literature and enjoy projects involving those facets of my personality.
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| Module::Build::Platform::MacOS - Builder class for MacOS platforms |
Module::Build::Platform::MacOS - Builder class for MacOS platforms
The sole purpose of this module is to inherit from
Module::Build::Base
and override a few methods. Please see
the Module::Build manpage for the docs.
new()
MacPerl doesn't define $Config{sitelib} or $Config{sitearch} for some reason, but $Config{installsitelib} and $Config{installsitearch} are there. So we copy the install variables to the other location
make_executable()
On MacOS we set the file type and creator to MacPerl so it will run with a double-click.
dispatch()
Because there's no easy way to say "./Build test" on MacOS, if dispatch is called with no arguments and no @ARGV a dialog box will pop up asking what action to take and any extra arguments.
Default action is "test".
ACTION_realclean()
Need to unlock the Build program before deleting.
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, Module::Build(3), ExtUtils::MakeMaker(3)
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DANTE'S PEAK
A Film Review by Brian Takeshita
Rating: *1/2 out of ****
It's time to take cover. After a hiatus of about fifteen years, the disaster movie has come back with renewed zest. In early 1997, there were no less than three movies about volcanoes alone, one on television and two in the theaters, with DANTE'S PEAK and VOLCANO in heavy competition for the moviegoing dollar. Of the two, I had heard that DANTE'S PEAK was the better film, so I decided to check it out when it was released on video.
The film begins with a slow motion scene of people in a third world country trying to evacuate their little town. The town is being covered in ash and sulfuric water from what we presume is a volcanic eruption. Flaming rocks of various sizes also fall from the sky, crushing homes and people. We see people panicking, people crying, and even horses rearing. It is a disaster of biblical proportions, signified to us by one person dragging a cross down a road. Symbolism doesn't get much more blatant than that.
We learn that Harry Dalton (Pierce Brosnan), a volcanologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, was there with his wife when the eruption occurred. Harry survived, but his wife did not. A few years later, Harry is sent to investigate some unusual seismic activity detected near the small town of Dante's Peak, Washington (which, we are told, has been voted Second Most Desirable Place to Live (Under 20,000) by the readers of Money Magazine).  Although the mayor doesn't seem to be alarmed by the presence of a man sent to determine if the mountain next to their town is going to blow up, a few members of the city council are. They are afraid that Harry's presence is going to scare off an investor who has pledged to put millions of dollars into developing Dante's Peak. They would rather have any news of possible stirrings within the neighboring dormant volcano swept under the rug. However, when an amorous young couple takes a skinny-dip in the local hot springs, they turn up cooked by lava which bubbles up from a small fissure underneath. Thus begins a chain of events leading up to the inevitable eruption.
This film contains a number of cliches. The amorous couple is one.  The town busybody and the abrasive mother-in-law make appearances, as does the death-defying dog. Countless familiar scenarios only serve to make this film very predictable. Watching the movie, I was able to not only anticipate each of the major plot elements, but some of the dialogue as well. Unfortunate, since much of the dialog is terrible. For example, Harry's boss, Paul (Charles Hallahan), and a team from the U.S. Geological Survey join Harry to assess the situation. Paul basically tells the townsfolk that Harry's eruption predictions aren't cause for alarm. This causes Harry to leave in a fit of rage, only to turn up the next day, ready for work. When Paul asks Harry why he stayed, he says with grim determination, "Cause this town's in trouble and I'm the best man you've got." Even better is when Harry is trying to explain the need to jolt the residents into leaving. He likens the situation to how a frog will jump out if dropped into a pot of boiling water. If the frog is in cold water which is gradually heated up, however, the frog won't move and will allow itself to be cooked. "Is that your recipe for frog soup?" asks one of the team members. "It's my recipe for disaster," responds Harry.
DANTE'S PEAK has a singular talent for pointing out the obvious. Our heroes are in a boat in the middle of a lake which Harry realizes the volcanic activity has turned to acid. Mayor Wando demonstrates her brilliant powers of deduction by proclaiming, in a very grave tone, "Acid eats metal." Thanks for the tip. When we first see the U.S. Geological Survey building, there's a caption labeling it as such. This wouldn't have been so bad if it weren't for the fact that the caption is right above a sign on the building which reads, in large letters, "U.S. Geological Survey." I suppose the caption is for people who can't read signs.
Although Harry and Mayor Wando become an item by the end of the film, the viewer has no idea why. There is a severe lack of chemistry between the two characters, and the relationship seems rushed because of this. When they get close to kissing, I was asking myself, "Why do they want to kiss? Were they even attracted to each other?" If I were the mayor, I would sure think twice about kissing a guy who doesn't even crack a smile through the whole movie, trying to pull off the rough-yet-debonair act. Who does he think he is? James Bond?
The eruption of the volcano feels similarly rushed. There are several "warning signs" prior to the eruption itself, but they are so lackluster and without suspense that we don't feel as if they are leading up to anything. For example, one of the survey team members makes his way down into the crater of the volcano in order to retrieve a remote controlled robot. A tremor occurs. Does he plunge headlong to his death? Is he engulfed in lava which shoots up from below? No, a couple of rocks fall on him and break his leg. The sole purpose of this scene seemed to be to set up the subsequent chopper rescue scene, which I suppose was intended to be dramatic as well. It wasn't.
One plot thread left noticeably hanging was the investment in the town of Dante's Peak.  It's okay, of course, because we all think he got what he deserved. If you're going to be unoriginal, you might as well go all the way. In DANTE'S PEAK, the city councilmembers are concerned, but they don't really try hard enough. Maybe the mayor's abrasive mother-in-law should have been the one. For no apparent reason, she snaps at Harry for even positing that the volcano could erupt. Perhaps her ancestors invested in some Pompeii real estate.
There are a couple of good things about this movie. The first is the scenery. There are panoramic shots of forests, lakes and mountains that are absolutely beautiful. The second is the special effects. They are the closest I've ever seen to a real pyroclastic eruption. But when elements which don't speak are going to be the best parts of your movie, you'd probably better rewrite the script.
Review posted October 7, 1997
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Computer Vision/Machine Learning Researcher at Microsoft.
June 2023
June 2022
October 2021
25th June 2021
Seattle, U.S., June 2020
Seoul, Korea, 27th October 2019
Computer Vision/Machine Learning Researcher at Microsoft Applied Sciences Group, Perception Team, Germany.
Computer vision research internship at Microsoft Applied Sciences Group, Perception Team, United Kingdom.
Computer vision research internship at Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence, Renningen, Germany.
Computer vision doctoral researcher at the University of Bonn, faculty of Computer Science III under supervision of Prof. Dr. J. Gall.
Designing and Developing Deep Neural Networks Architectures for Computer Vision Tasks.
Machine learning and Deep learning researcher in IUST HPC lab with the supervision of Prof. M. Fathy.
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. J. Gall
Master Students:
Supervisor: Prof. Mahmood Fathy ,
Advisor: Dr. Mohammad Sabokrou
Thesis: Activity Recognition in Video based on Convolutional Neural Networks
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Ranked First with highest GPA among all AI students since 2014
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Migration Guide
This document provides a set of guidelines for migrating from v0.7 of the JS Buy SDK to v1 of the JS Buy SDK which uses Shopify's GraphQL-based Storefront API.
Table of Contents
Installation
With Yarn:
yarn add shopify-buy
With NPM:
Remove the old version, then
npm install shopify-buy
Updated Functions and Classes
Initialization
Rather than using a static function to create the client (ShopifyBuy.buildClient()
), v1 exposes the Client
(previously ShopClient
) and a Config
class for the Client
directly. An instance of Client
can be created like so:
import Client from 'shopify-buy';
const client = Client.buildClient({
domain: 'your-shop-name.myshopify.com',
storefrontAccessToken: 'your-storefront-access-token'
});
Fetching Products and Collections
The functions for fetching products and collections are mostly the same. Major differences are:
-
The v1 functions take in a
Storefront ID
for fetching a product or collection by ID. AStorefront ID
can be found under the retrieving IDs section of the Storefront API docs. Getting Started Guide for the Storefront API. -
Collections can be fetched with products using
collection.fetchWithProducts(id)
(fetches a single collection with associated products) andcollection.fetchAllWithProducts()
(fetches a page of collections with their associated products).
const collectionId = 'Z2lkOi8vc2hvcGlmeS9Db2xsZWN0aW9uLzI1NzY5NzczMQ=='
// Use the built-in function
client.collection.fetchWithProducts(collectionId).then((collection) => {
console.log(collection); // Collection with all default fields and products with all default fields.
console.log(collection.products); // Products on the collection
});
product.fetchQuery()
andcollection.fetchQuery()
query different fields and take an optionalquery
argument. See the product connection field and collection connection field docs in the storefront API for more details.
v0:
client.fetchQueryProducts({collection_id: '336903494', tag: ['hats']}).then((products) => {
console.log(products); // An array of products in collection '336903494' having the tag 'hats'
});
v1:
const query = {
query: 'updated_at:>="2016-09-25T21:31:33"',
sortBy: 'title'
};
client.product.fetchQuery(query).then((products) => {
console.log(products); // An array of products updated after 2016-09-25T21:31:33
// and sorted in ascending order by title.
});
Carts/Checkouts
Carts are replaced with checkouts. Like the fetch functions, all checkout functions take an optional query
argument that specifies fields to return on the checkout.
fetchRecentCart()
, updateModel()
, and clearLineItems()
have been removed. checkoutUrl
has been renamed to webUrl
.
Creating a Checkout
To create a checkout, use checkout.create()
. You are responsible for capturing the ID of the checkout for later usage. If you would like to persist the checkout between sessions, store the ID in a cookie or localStorage.
v0:
client.createCart().then((cart) => {
console.log(cart); // Empty cart
});
v1:
client.checkout.create().then((checkout) => {
console.log(checkout); // Empty checkout
console.log(checkout.id); // The ID of the checkout. Store this for later usage.
});
The checkout can also be initialized with fields like line items and a shipping address. See the API reference for more details.
Fetching a Checkout
To fetch a checkout, use fetchCheckout()
.
v0:
client.fetchRecentCart().then((cart) => {
console.log(cart); // Most recently created cart
});
v1:
client.checkout.create().then((checkout) => {
localStorage.setItem('checkoutId', checkout.id); // Store the ID in localStorage
});
// In another session:
const checkoutId = localStorage.getItem('checkoutId');
client.checkout.fetch(checkoutId).then((checkout) => {
console.log(checkout); // The retrieved checkout
});
v0:
client.fetchCart('shopify-buy.1459804699118.2').then(cart => {
console.log(cart); // The retrieved cart
});
v1:
const checkoutId = 'Z2lkOi8vc2hvcGlmeS9Qcm9kdWN0SW1hZ2UvMTgyMTc3ODc1OTI='; // ID from a previous checkout.create call
client.checkout.fetch(checkoutId).then((checkout) => {
console.log(checkout); // The retrieved checkout
});
Modifying an Existing Checkout
The functions to modify a checkout are on Client
rather than CartModel
.
Adding Line Items
To add line items to a checkout, use addLineItems()
(previously createLineItemsFromVariants()
). Similar to the checkout's ID, you are responsible for storing line item IDs for updates and removals.
v0:
cart.createLineItemsFromVariants({variant: variantObject1, quantity: 5}, {variant: variantObject2, quantity: 2}).then((cart) => {
console.log(cart); // Cart with two additional line items
});
v1:
const checkoutId = 'Z2lkOi8vc2hvcGlmeS9Qcm9kdWN0SW1hZ2UvMTgyMTc3ODc1OTI='; // ID from a previous checkout.create call
const lineItems = [
{variantId: 'Z2lkOi8vc2hvcGlmeS9Qcm9kdWN0VmFyaWFudC8yNTYwMjIzNTk3Ng==', quantity: 5},
// Line items can also have additional custom attributes
{
variantId: 'Z2lkOi8vc2hvcGlmeS9Qcm9kdWN0VmFyaWFudC8yNTYwMjIzNjA0MA==',
quantity: 2,
customAttributes: {'key': 'attributeKey', 'value': 'attributeValue'}
}
];
client.checkout.addLineItems(checkoutId, lineItems).then((checkout) => {
console.log(checkout); // Checkout with two additional line items
console.log(checkout.lineItems) // Line items on the checkout
});
Updating Line Items
To update line items on a checkout, use updateLineItems()
.
v0:
const lineItemId = 'Z2lkOi8vc2hvcGlmeS9Qcm9kdWN0Lzc4NTc5ODkzODQ=';
const quantity = 1;
cart.updateLineItem(lineItemId, quantity).then((cart) => {
console.log(cart); // Cart with a line item quantity updated to 1
});
v1:
const checkoutId = 'Z2lkOi8vc2hvcGlmeS9Qcm9kdWN0SW1hZ2UvMTgyMTc3ODc1OTI='; // ID from a previous checkout.create call
const lineItemId = 'Z2lkOi8vc2hvcGlmeS9Qcm9kdWN0Lzc4NTc5ODkzODQ=';
const lineItems = [
{id: lineItemId, quantity: 1}
];
client.checkout.updateLineItems(checkoutId, lineItems).then((checkout) => {
console.log(checkout); // Checkout with a line item quantity updated to 1
console.log(checkout.lineItems) // Line items on the checkout
});
Removing Line Items
To remove line items on a checkout, use removeLineItems()
.
v0:
const lineItemId = 'Z2lkOi8vc2hvcGlmeS9Qcm9kdWN0Lzc4NTc5ODkzODQ=';
cart.removeLineItem(lineItemId).then((cart) => {
console.log(cart); // Cart with a line item removed
});
v1:
const checkoutId = 'Z2lkOi8vc2hvcGlmeS9Qcm9kdWN0SW1hZ2UvMTgyMTc3ODc1OTI='; // ID from a previous checkout.create call
const lineItemIds = [
'Z2lkOi8vc2hvcGlmeS9Qcm9kdWN0Lzc4NTc5ODkzODQ='
];
client.checkout.removeLineItems(checkoutId, lineItemIds).then((checkout) => {
console.log(checkout); // Checkout with a line item removed
console.log(checkout.lineItems) // Line items on the checkout
});
Pagination
Most models that are part of a paginated set (products, products on collections,
collections) are not fetched in their entirety. However, because we're using
GraphQL, and we're compliant with the Relay specification, all of these models
may be paginated using the underlying GraphQL Client. This functionality didn't
really exist in a clean way under v0
.
Examples
Paginating products on a shop.
let productList;
client.products.fetchAll().then((products) => {
productList = products;
});
// Do some stuff, and later:
client.fetchNextPage(productList).then((nextPageOfProducts) => {
// Do some other stuff
});
Paginating products on within a collection.
let productsForCollection;
client.collection.fetchWithProducts(collectionId).then((collection) => {
productsForCollection = collection.products;
});
// Do some stuff, and later:
client.fetchNextPage(productsForCollection).then((nextPageOfProducts) => {
// Do some other stuff
});
Paginating collections
let collectionList;
client.collection.fetchAll().then((collections) => {
collectionList = collections;
});
// Do some stuff, and later:
client.fetchNextPage(collectionList).then((nextPageOfCollections) => {
// Do some other stuff
});


Tracy,
Is there such a thing that we need to do for you. If yes, could I get the template from you. I don't think our G&A will change. Thanks.
-----Original Message-----
From: Howes, Carol
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 4:16 PM
To: Sommers, Jeffrey E.; Tran, Agatha
Subject: RE: EGAS 2002 Budget followup items
One item which falls under Item 6) - at the meeting Rod said that they have standard G & A graph template that they use.
Agatha - you should probably see if you can get something from Tracy
-----Original Message-----
From: Sommers, Jeffrey E.
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 4:04 PM
To: Tran, Agatha; Howes, Carol
Subject: EGAS 2002 Budget followup items
While I had a free minute, I was trying to remember the action items from the EGAS Plan review with Horton. I will list what I can remember but please edit and add as needed.
1) Roll forward from 2001 2nd CE to 2002 plan by asset
2) Updated Cuiaba numbers
3) Updated European Numbers including E Power
4) Final Currency Reserve number from Louie Fisher ( current 10 million place holder)
5) An "Exposures/Issues Currently Managing" Schedule by Project ( see attached schedule format)
6) Coordinate the format of EGAS Lay presentation with the rest of ETS
7) Revised Asset Sale slide from Fisher
<< File: exposures.xls >>
Sommers
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public abstract class TransportPerformer
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
TransportPerformer() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
onAudioFocusChange(int focusChange)
Report that audio focus has changed on the app.
|
int |
onGetBufferPercentage()
Request to find out how much of the media has been buffered on the local device.
|
abstract long |
onGetCurrentPosition()
Request to return the current playback position, in milliseconds.
|
abstract long |
onGetDuration()
Request to return the duration of the current media, in milliseconds.
|
int |
onGetTransportControlFlags()
Retrieves the flags for the media transport control buttons that this transport supports.
|
abstract boolean |
onIsPlaying()
Request to find out whether the player is currently playing its media.
|
boolean |
onMediaButtonDown(int keyCode,
KeyEvent event)
Report that a media button has been pressed.
|
boolean |
onMediaButtonUp(int keyCode,
KeyEvent event)
Report that a media button has been released.
|
abstract void |
onPause()
Request to pause playback of the media, staying at the current playback position
and other state so a later call to
onStart() will resume at the same place. |
abstract void |
onSeekTo(long pos)
Request to move the current playback position.
|
abstract void |
onStart()
Request to start playback on the media, resuming from whatever current state
(position etc) it is in.
|
abstract void |
onStop()
Request to completely stop playback of the media, clearing whatever state the
player thinks is appropriate.
|
public abstract void onStart()
public abstract void onPause()
onStart()
will resume at the same place.public abstract void onStop()
public abstract long onGetDuration()
public abstract long onGetCurrentPosition()
public abstract void onSeekTo(long pos)
pos
- New position to move to, in milliseconds.public abstract boolean onIsPlaying()
public int onGetBufferPercentage()
public int onGetTransportControlFlags()
TransportMediator.FLAG_KEY_MEDIA_PREVIOUS
,
TransportMediator.FLAG_KEY_MEDIA_REWIND
,
TransportMediator.FLAG_KEY_MEDIA_PLAY
,
TransportMediator.FLAG_KEY_MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE
,
TransportMediator.FLAG_KEY_MEDIA_PAUSE
,
TransportMediator.FLAG_KEY_MEDIA_STOP
,
TransportMediator.FLAG_KEY_MEDIA_FAST_FORWARD
,
TransportMediator.FLAG_KEY_MEDIA_NEXT
The default implementation returns:
TransportMediator.FLAG_KEY_MEDIA_PLAY
,
TransportMediator.FLAG_KEY_MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE
,
TransportMediator.FLAG_KEY_MEDIA_PAUSE
, and
TransportMediator.FLAG_KEY_MEDIA_STOP
public boolean onMediaButtonDown(int keyCode, KeyEvent event)
android.view.KeyEvent.Callback#onKeyDown(int, android.view.KeyEvent)
but
will only deliver media keys. The default implementation handles these keys:
keyCode
- The code of the media key.event
- The full key event.TransportController.dispatchKeyEvent
, and determines whether the key
continues on to its default key handling (which for media keys means
being delivered to the current media remote control, which should
be us).public boolean onMediaButtonUp(int keyCode, KeyEvent event)
KeyEvent.Callback#onKeyUp(int, android.view.KeyEvent)
but
will only deliver media keys. The default implementation does nothing.keyCode
- The code of the media key.event
- The full key event.TransportController.dispatchKeyEvent
, and determines whether the key
continues on to its default key handling (which for media keys means
being delivered to the current media remote control, which should
be us).public void onAudioFocusChange(int focusChange)
TransportController.startPlaying
,
which takes audio focus for you.focusChange
- The type of focus change, as per
OnAudioFocusChangeListener.onAudioFocusChange
. The default implementation will
deliver a KeyEvent#KEYCODE_MEDIA_STOP
when receiving android.media.AudioManager#AUDIOFOCUS_LOSS
.


--- layout: post title: What Makes Kindergarten Teachers Crazy? date: 2011-08-09 09:03:32.000000000 -07:00 type: post parent_id: '0' published: true pd: '' status: publish categories: - Classroom Talk - Early Childhood Issues - Guest Posts tags: - early childhood - fine motor development - kindergarten literacy - teaching writing author: login: k email: k@k display_name: mcary first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
Guest Post
By: Susan Case
Cure a Kinder Teacher’s Pet Peeve
What is your five-year-old’s favorite word? Their name! Help them learn how to print it with only the first letter capitalized. Many children enter kindergarten knowing how to print their name – but it is in all caps. This is frustrating to the teacher because she must teach them to print it with only the first letter capitalized (as encouraged by the first grade teachers). You will also be helping in the reading process by emphasizing the lower case letters as print is mostly lower case.
Children of this age are tactile learners meaning they like to touch and feel to explore their world or use their five senses. Here are some ways to help your child learn to print their name:
My Favorite Recipes for Play Dough
2 cups flour
1 cup salt
2 cups water
2 tablespoons cooking oil
4 teaspoons cream of tartar
Mix and heat until ingredients form a ball. Add a touch of food coloring or scent such as peppermint, orange extract or vanilla. Store in a covered container or closed baggie.
Play Dough—No Cook
2 cups self-rising flour
2 tablespoons alum (in spice section)
2 tablespoons salt
2 tablespoons cooking oil
1 ¼ cups boiling water
Mix, knead, and store in a covered container.
© 2011 Susan Case
Susan Case knows kindergarten. Check out her BLOG: kindergartenbasics.blogspot.com


Describes the secondary structure of a chain. Provides an index-based
access to the secondary structure elements of the chain.
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__init__(self,
string=None,
conf_string=None)
x.__init__(...) initializes x; see help(type(x)) for signature |
source code
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int
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tuple of SecondaryStructureElements
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at(self,
rank,
type=None)
Returns:
all secondary structure elements covering the specifid position |
source code
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float
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tuple of SecondaryStructureElements
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scan(self,
start,
end,
filter=None,
loose=True,
cut=True)
Get all secondary structure elements within the specified [start,
end] region. |
source code
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SecondaryStructure
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str
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to_string(self,
chain_length=None)
Get back the string representation of the secondary structure. |
source code
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to_three_state(self)
Convert to three-state secondary structure (Helix, Strand, Coil). |
source code
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Inherited from core.BaseCollectionContainer :
__bool__ ,
__contains__ ,
__getitem__ ,
__iter__ ,
__len__ ,
__nonzero__ ,
__repr__
Inherited from object :
__delattr__ ,
__format__ ,
__getattribute__ ,
__hash__ ,
__new__ ,
__reduce__ ,
__reduce_ex__ ,
__setattr__ ,
__sizeof__ ,
__subclasshook__
|


Functionally you can only do a few things :
- Double-click on the mini map to trigger a dojo/on event to display the current zoomed extent (because double-click natively produces a map zoom).
- Pan the mini map : an event is triggered, propagated through an event bus mecanism (see classes EventManager.ts and MessageManager.ts)
- NEW : Using your favorite IDE, change the background color of the mini map (let's say from red to green) in
MapWidget.ts
:
$(this.element).css("background", "red");
$(this.element).css("background", "green");
As the application has been launched with the 'grunt serve'
command, the grunt watch task
will automatically detect the change and run the Typescript recompiling : just awesome no :-) ??
For the custom observer/listener pattern, I get inspired by this article on Building a JavaScript Event Aggregator using TypeScript by Jeremy Likness.
I also used :
Finally, I insist : the interest here is to explore all the mechanisms used inside the code and the complete workflow.
Although some manual changes have been made (to integrate typescript compilation for example), the Grunt tasks detailled in the Gruntfile.js
file have been mainly automatically generated by Yeoman. This was the same for the package.json
file taht has been mainly filled up by automatic commands (i.e. : npm install -D grunt-typescript
).
Feedback is very welcome to improve what can be done with TypeScript.


Shape classes
The Slate gives every item a shape, which is used to manipulate the item in various ways. Each shape is an "uninstantiable" class, with the root class of the hierarchy being the Shape class. Here is the list of shapes, and for each, the features it supports. Heading are hyperlinked to the class documentation for the appropriate class.
Note: some complex items choose to override the default features given by its shape. Note also that (i) an item can be made to appear rectangular when method such as feature and reshape are called, by supplying the flag -region; and (ii) an item is treated as a rectangle by the region method, which is like coords but queries or manipulates the rectangular region of the Slate covered by the item.
point
The item has two coordinates only. Generally, items of "point" shape have a -anchor option that positions them relative to the point. Items with this shape include text, bitmap, image, and Axis.Features
- origin: The coordinates of the item.
rectangle
The item has four coordinates, being the left, top, right, and bottom coordinates. Items with this shape include rectangle, Frame, LabeledRect, and LabeledFrame.Features
- n: The center of the top edge.
- s: The center of the bottom edge.
- e: The center of the right edge.
- w: The center of the left edge.
- ne: The top-right corner.
- nw: The top-left corner.
- se: The bottom-right corner.
- sw: The bottom-left corner.
- c or center: The center of the rectangle.
oval
The item has four coordinates, being the left, top, right, and bottom coordinates. Items with this shape include oval and LabeledOval.Features
- hradius: The point at the right side of the oval; changing this feature changes the horizontal width of the oval.
- vradius: The point at the top side of the oval; changing this feature changes the vertical height of the oval.
- c or center: The center of the oval.
- circumference-x-y: The point on the circumference that intersects the vector (x, y) drawn from the center.
line
The item has four or more coordinates, each pair being one vertex of the line. Items with this shape include line and SmartLine.Features
- vertex-n: The n'th vertex of the line.
- start: The start of the line.
- end: The end of the line.
polygon
The item has four or more coordinates, each pair being one vertex of the polygon. The last pair must be identical to the first pair. Items with this shape include polygon and Solid.Features
- vertex-n: The n'th vertex of the polygon.


Join the tiles and get to the 正图！
How to play: Use your arrow keys to move the tiles. When two tiles with the same rank touch, they merge into one! The ranks used in this game are: 种 (species)、属 (genus)、科 (family)、目 (order)、亚纲 (subclass)、纲 (class)、亚门 (subphylum)、门 (phylum)、界 (kingdom)、域 (domain)、生 (life) ! (Why Chinese? The English names of the ranks are too long, so I have to use very small font size, which looks terrible.)
Note: This is a fork from http://gabrielecirulli.github.io/2048, which created by Gabriele Cirulli.


Over the next three rounds of the tournament your goal is to create the best dish possible out of a specific selection of ingredients.
The judge will decide what dish you need to make, and you will need to choose the food items to complete that task.
Each item will contribute to your score, awarding more or less points depending on how well they fit the Judge's tastes.  Start Cooking...!


@(message: String) @Main("mick") {
He was also victorious when he took a wild card entry at the Rip Curl Pro at Bells Beach in 2001 winning one of Australia's most acclaimed contests. He finished 2002 as rookie of the year winning the Billabong Pro at Jeffrey's Bay and earning himself a slot on the 2002 tour as the World Qualifying Series' (WQS) Champion. He suffered a complete hamstring tear in 2004. He had to have it surgically repaired and made an incredible comeback to become one of the greatest surfers on the ASP world tour.[4] The year 2007 marked Fanning's sixth year on the Foster's Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) World Tour since 2002 and his ninth year on the ASP WQS since 1998. He began his 2007 World Title campaign (WCT) with a victory at the Quiksilver Pro, the first event on the Foster's ASP World Tour, putting himself on top of the ratings. He won the Santa Catarina Pro in Brazil on 6 November 2007 placing above Taj Burrow and Kelly Slater therefore clinching the 2007 ASP world title.[2] In 2008 he suffered a mid-season groin injury. He slipped to eighth position on the end of year ratings. In 2009, Mick Fanning reclaimed his ASP World Champion crown at the famous Pipeline reef break on Oahu’s North Shore. Although Fanning was knocked out by fellow Australian Dean Morrison in Round 4, his points lead from winning three of the last four events was enough to secure victory.[5] According to an interview with WideWorld magazine, Fanning's favourite surf spots in Australia include Snapper Rocks on the Gold Coast, Bells Beach in Victoria and Gnarloo in Western Australia


The Halloween Store
For the little Goblin in all of us!
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Decorating Idea
Outdoor
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Table
Treats
Join Email
Here is my favourite haunted house!
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Your ARO is secure as long as your keys are safe. Download one of the light wallet applications to store your keys safe and sound in your own possession. Don't forget to encrypt your wallet file and no one will be able to steal from you without
knowing the correct password, even if they have access to your wallet.aro file.
The Windows GUI light wallet client is the easiest way to get started with ARIONUM. The Windows GUI light wallet is the preferred client for most Windows users.
This is the best client to start with, but it's not suitable for masternode operators.
Source code: https://github.com/arionum/lightWalletGUI
Binary file: https://www.arionum.com/LightArionumD/setup.exe
The Cross-platform wallet client writen by CUBY
Source code: https://github.com/CuteCubed/Arionum-Electron
A Powerful command-line client fully coded in PHP allows you to access extended features and commands. If you are an advanced user or masternode operator,
this is the wallet client for you.
Source code: https://github.com/arionum/lightWalletCLI


Description
This example demonstrates 're-training' of a pre-trained model in the browser. The model was initially training-mode in Python and converted to TensorFlow.js format. The model can then be further trained using data from the browser. Re-training an already trained network is called transfer learning.
In this case the pretrained model has been trained on a subset of the MNIST data: only digits 0 - 4. The data we'll use for transfer learning in the browser consists of the digits 5 - 9. This example shows that the first several layers of a pretrained model can be used as feature extractors on new data during transfer learning and thus result in faster training on the new data.
Status
Load Model
Retrain Model
When retraining the model 3 different approaches are available.
Test Model
Below is an "ASCII" bit map of some test examples from the digits in the new data set for transfer learning: digits 5 through 9. The numbers are the grayscale integer values from the image. You can edit the values below to see the effect of editing pixel values on the classification probabilities output by the model below.
Model Output


Class representation of an object being passed into all controller methods, typically called requestObj. This object contains the eventObj, paramsObj, as well as, invocation.
Returns the current controller that the request is bound to.
Login: function(requestObj) {
var myController = requestObj.getController();
}
Returns the element that the current controller is bound to. Alternatively, within a controller method, you can just call this.getContextElement()
.
Returns the object that originally invoked it.
Returns the event object during the request.
mojo.define('ExampleApp.LoginController', {
events: [
['context', '.btn-login', 'click', 'Login']
],
methods: {
Login: function(requestObj) {
//you can use this.getContextElement();
//or through the requestObj
var context = requestObj.getContextElement();
var event = requestObj.getEvent();
var params = requestObj.getParams();
}
}
});


Focus
-
Alt
+
w
focuses the widget
Actions applied on TreeList header
Actions applied on TreeList data
table
-
Arrow
Keys
to navigate over the cells
-
Space
selects the row holding the
currently
highlighted cell
-
Ctrl
+
Space
selects or deselects the current
row,
while persisting previously
selected
rows (only for selection mode
"multiple")
-
Shift
+
Space
performs range selection, selects
all
the rows between the last selected
one (with SPACE or mouse click) and
the one holding the focused cell
-
Shift
+
Arrow
Keys
adds the row which holds the
focused
cell to the selection (only for
selection mode "multiple")
-
Enter
or F2
Puts the item in edit mode, if
performed over a command column
will
focus the first focusable element
inside it.
-
Esc
Cancels the edit or returns the
focus
to the table if an element inside a
cell is focused.
-
Alt
+
Right
Arrow
Expands the current item.
-
Alt
+
Left
Arrow
Collapses the current item.
-
Ctrl
+
Home
Focuses the first focusable element
inside the body
-
Ctrl
+
End
Focuses the last focusable element
inside the body
-
Home
Focuses the first focusable cell in
the row
-
End
Focuses the last focusable cell in
the row


Hi. I have created a script where I upload collected data from a csv file to Emoncms using the bulk function. It seems to be working, but in some cases when I am posting large amounts of bulk data in the same packet, it appears to be ignored by the server.
If I instead divide the data into smaller bulk packets and post them one by one it appears to be working, so there seems to be some limitation of how big bulk packets can be send.
Can anyone tell me if this is in fact the case, and if so, what is the max amount of bulk data I can send in one packet?
Re: Bulk data max upload size
I assume you are referring to emoncms.org, not a local instance?
There never used to be any restriction. Emonhub's bulk updating was restricted to a max batch size of 250 packets to throttle the impact of the server coming back on line following an outage and everyone trying to deliver their backload at once. I have tested the operation of that many times, but not recently, I have to admit
There have been some posting restrictions added to emoncms.org recently, but I didn't think this would affect bulk upload, since that is the purpose of the bulk upload - to deliver large amounts of data in an efficient way, to reduce server workload. However, you are not the first person to post on this issue recently, so there may well be a new restriction, intentional or not. (see "Bulk Upload Error")
Which bulk upload format are you trying?
emonhub uses the full timestamp, rather than a relative reference, for each packet and "sentat=" not "time=".
Paul
Re: Bulk data max upload size
Hi Paul
I am uploading to emoncms.org and I am using the sentat format. I have an installation on my own server also, but didn't test it there yet.
I have changed my program, so that it is only allowed to use a limited amount of time for bulk upload. Then it has to pause the upload in order to do other things in between, and then resume the bulk upload. This has solved the issue with not being able to upload everything at once.
With this change I am currently uploading approximately 100 "lines" with 12 values in each, and this seems to work.


Oh look, a puffin has collapsed on that floe.
Wipe the steam from your goggles and you will see it too.
We should airlift it to the puffin hospital yonder in our chopper.
Take those corks out of your ears so you can hear me speak.
Love is a mighty power, and I love puffins, as I love guillemots and auks and bonxies.
Snap those icicles dangling from your nose and you will breathe easier.
Here comes a blizzard.
Stamp your feet in your furry boots, my companion.
Two men and a collapsed puffin in a white wasteland.
Allegory of something or other.
The chopper blades are frozen, and we are stranded, or marooned.
Come, Squiffy, plod with me towards the puffin, that we may give it succour.
Love conquers all, if you will wipe those damned goggles!


This app will be put back to use as soon as the seat map for QuakeCon 2019 becomes available
Node.js:
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Chromium:
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Electron:


QPT 0.0.1 tracks the 2014A.1.1.1 OCS release. Release notes for the previous
release are available here. Please excuse
the strange change in version numbers, this will be addressed in a future
release.
Installation of the QPT is no longer done via the "launcher". Obtain the
installer for your platform and install it directly as you would do with
the OT.


Chrome is a free, open-source web browser developed by Google. It was released in 2008, and has grown to be one of the most popular browsers today.
When Google decided to make a browser, they wanted to completely rethink the browser, as browsing now is very different from browsing simple text pages. Now we email, shop, pay bills, and run large application in our browsers.
Firefox is a free, open-source web browser from Mozilla.
Firefox is one of the most popular internet browsers today.
Firefox is available for Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Mac OS X, and Linux.
Opera is a web browser and Internet suite developed by Opera Software with over 300 million users worldwide.
The browser handles common Internet-related tasks such as displaying web sites and interpreting HTML, sending and receiving e-mail messages, managing contacts, chatting on IRC, downloading files via BitTorrent, and reading web feeds.


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- Bato Batbileg is currently a freshman at New York University Abu Dhabi. He grew up in a small town in Mongolia, and he enjoys discovering new music and watching films in his free time. Bato is still undecided about his major, but is considering both Interactive Media and Music as possible academic trajectories.
- Abdullah Ahmed is also a freshman at NYU Abu Dhabi. He grew up in the city of Karachi, in Pakistan, and enjoys reading books and listening to music. He is undecided as to his academic major, but is leaning towards Interactive Media.


Now you really can catch 'em all in Pokémon Go!
Source: Niantic
What you need to know
- Storage capacity in Pokémon Go is expanding.
- Players can now upgrade their Pokémon storage to 3,000 Pokémon.
- Players can also expand their item capacity to 2,500 items.
Today, Niantic announced it will be expanding maximum storage capacity in Pokémon Go. Players can now expand their Pokémon storage up to 3,000 Pokémon and they can expand their backpack to hold up to 2,500 items. Each expansion of 50 items or Pokémon will still cost 200 Pokécoins. Players begin the game with 300 Pokémon slots and a backpack that can hold 350 items, so fully expanding their Pokémon storage and Backpacks will cost well over $100 in Pokécoins, but for people who have been playing Pokémon Go since the start, and have been earning their daily Pokécoins, it's not all that unreasonable.
Despite the cost involved, many players have already taken to Twitter in response to the announcement, celebrating the update. The Pokémon games have always had the mantra of "Gotta catch 'em all!" and hopefully this will help players do just that!
Will you be expanding your Pokémon storage and backpack? Do you think it's ridiculous that anyone would need 3,000 Pokémon? Drop us a comment below and be sure to check out our Pokémon Go Guides!


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Privacy Policy
Date: 26th February, 2020
PRIVACY POLICY 1
1. Introduction 2
2. Definitions and interpretation 2
3. Scope of this privacy policy 3
4. Our usage of Data 3
5. Who we share Data WITH? 4
6. Site users 4
7. How we collect Data 4
8. Data that is collected automatically 4
9. Data that is given to us by you 5
10. How we collect Data 5
11. Data that is collected automatically 5
12. Keeping Data secure 5
13. Data retention 5
14. Your rights 6
15. Transfers outside the European Economic Area 6
16. Links to other websites 6
17. Changes of business ownership and control 7
18. Cookies 7
19. General 8
20. Children's Privacy 8
21. Changes to this privacy policy 8
1. INTRODUCTION
Welcome to this website Privacy policy. We take your privacy very seriously and being compliant with the GDPR is a top priority for us.
This privacy policy between you, the user of this Website and the owner of this website and provider of this Web portal. This privacy policy to our use of any and all Data collected by us or provided by you in relation to your use of the Website.
This page informs you of our policies regarding the collection, use and disclosure of personal data when you use our Service and the choices you have associated with that data.
We use your data to provide and improve the Service. By using the Service, you agree to the collection and use of information in accordance with this policy. Unless otherwise defined in this Privacy Policy, the terms used in this Privacy Policy have the same meanings as in our Terms and Conditions.
This privacy policy should be read alongside, and in addition to, our Terms and Conditions.
Please read this privacy policy carefully.
2. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION
In this privacy policy, the following definitions are used:
Data collectively all information that you submit
via the Website. This definition incorporates, where web portal applicable, the definitions provided in the Data Protection Laws;
Cookies Details of the cookies used by this Website are set out in the clause below (Cookies);
GDPR the General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679;
The Owner, or us/we
The owner is the person listed as the owner of this website, and may be contacted through the email address provided on the website.
• In this privacy policy, unless the context requires a different interpretation:
• The singular includes the plural and vice versa;
• References to sub-clauses, clauses, schedules or web portal entices are to sub-clauses, clauses, schedules of this privacy policy;
• A reference to a person includes firms, companies, government entities, trusts and partnerships;
• "Including" is understood to mean "including without limitation";
• Reference to any statutory provision includes any modification or amendment of it;
• The headings and sub-headings do not form part of this privacy policy.
3. SCOPE OF THIS PRIVACY POLICY
This privacy policy web portal applies only to the actions of this website and Users with respect to this Web portal. It does not extend to any websites that can be accessed from this Website including, but not limited to, any links we may provide to social media websites.
For purposes of the web portal applicable Data Protection Laws, the owner is the "data controller". This means that the owner determines the purposes for which, and the manner in which, your Data is processed.
4. OUR USAGE OF DATA
Any or all of the above Data may be required by us from time to time in order to provide you with the best possible service and experience when using our Website. Specifically, Data may be used by us for the following reasons:
1. Internal record keeping;
2. Improvement of our products / services;
3. Transmission by email of marketing materials that may be of interest to you (if you have opted to receive marketing materials from us);
4. Contact for market research purposes which may be done using email, telephone, fax or mail. Such information may be used to customize or update the Website;
In each case, in accordance with this privacy policy.
We may use your Data for the above purposes if we deem it necessary to do so for our legitimate interests. If you are not satisfied with this, you have the right to object in certain circumstances (see the section headed "Your rights" below).
For the delivery of direct marketing to you via e-mail, we'll need your consent, whether via an opt-in or soft- opt-in:
Soft opt-in consent is a specific type of consent which web portal applies when you have previously engaged with us (for example, you contact us to ask us for more details about a particular product/service, and we are marketing similar products/services). Under "soft opt-in" consent, we will take your consent as given unless you opt-out;
For other types of e-marketing, we are required to obtain your explicit consent; that is, you need to take positive and affirmative action when consenting by, for example, checking a tick box that we'll provide;
If you are not satisfied about our web portal reach to marketing, you have the right to withdraw consent at any time. To find out how to withdraw your consent, see the section headed "Your rights" below.
When you register with us and set up an account to receive our services, the legal basis for this processing is the performance of a contract between you and us and/or taking steps, at your request, to enter into such a contract.
5. WHO WE SHARE DATA WITH?
We may share your Data with the following groups of people for the following reasons:
1. Any of our group companies or affiliates – to ensure the proper administration of our website, and for business marketing procedures;
2. Our employees, agents and/or professional advisors - for accounting purposes and for marketing research;
3. Third party service providers who provide services to us which require the processing of personal data - to help third party service providers in receipt of any shared data to perform functions on our behalf to help ensure the website runs smoothly;
4. Relevant authorities - to facilitate the detection of crime or the collection of taxes or duties; in each case, in accordance with this privacy policy.
6. SITE USERS
Data collected
We may collect the following Data, which includes personal Data, from you:
1. Name of Contact person;
2. Contact Information such as email addresses and telephone numbers;
3. Social Accounts information
4. IP address (automatically collected);
5. Web browser type and version (automatically collected);
6. Operating system (automatically collected);
7. A list of URLs starting with a referring site, your activity on this Website, and the site you exit to (automatically collected);
In each case, in accordance with this privacy policy.
7. HOW WE COLLECT DATA
We collect Data in the following ways:
1. Data is given to us by you; and
2. Data is collected automatically.
8. DATA THAT IS COLLECTED AUTOMATICALLY
To the extent that you access the Website, we will collect your Data automatically, for example:
We automatically collect some information about your visit to the Website. This information helps us to make improvements to Website content and navigation, and includes your IP address, the date, times and frequency with which you access the Website and the way you use and interact with its content.
We will collect your Data automatically via cookies, in line with the cookie settings on your browser. For more information about cookies, and how we use them on the Website, see the section below, headed “Cookies".
9. DATA THAT IS GIVEN TO US BY YOU
The owner will collect your Data in a number of ways, for example:
1. When you fill up the contact form found online;
2. When you use our services;
In each case in accordance with this privacy policy.
10. HOW WE COLLECT DATA
We collect Data in the following ways:
1. Data is given to us by you; and
2. Data is collected automatically.
11. DATA THAT IS COLLECTED AUTOMATICALLY
To the extent that you access the Website, we will collect your Data automatically, for example:
We automatically collect some information about your visit to the Website. This information helps us to make improvements to Website content and navigation, and includes your IP address, the date, times and frequency with which you access the Website and the way you use and interact with its content.
We will collect your Data automatically via cookies, in line with the cookie settings on your browser. For more information about cookies, and how we use them on the Website, see the section below, headed “Cookies".
12. KEEPING DATA SECURE
We will use technical and organizational measures to safeguard your Data, for example:
1. We store your Data on secure servers.
2. we use high quality firewalls to make sure that your data is safe.
3. All data is encrypted
Technical and organizational measures include measures to deal with any suspected data breach. If you suspect any misuse or loss or unauthorized access to your Data, please let us know immediately by contacting us via the e-mail address provided on this website of the owner.
13. DATA RETENTION
Unless a longer retention period is required or permitted by law, we will only hold your Data on our systems for the period necessary to fulfil the purposes outlined in this privacy policy or until we receive your request that the Data be deleted.
We will make sure that once we receive your request to cancel your information will be cancelled. Even if we delete your Data, it may persist on backup or archival media for legal, tax or regulatory purposes.
14. YOUR RIGHTS
You have the following rights in relation to your Data:
1. Right to access - the right to request (i) copies of the information we hold about you at any time, or (ii) that we modify, update or delete such information. If we provide you with access to the information, we hold about you, we will not charge you for this, unless your request is "manifestly unfounded or excessive.” In the event where the requests are manifestly unfounded or excessive, the company may charge you for such requests. Where we are legally permitted to do so, we may refuse your request. If we refuse your request, we will tell you the reasons why.
2. Right to correct - the right to have your Data rectified if it is inaccurate or incomplete.
3. Right to erase - the right to request that we delete or remove your Data from our systems.
4. Right to restrict our use of your Data - the right to "block" us from using your Data or limit the way in which we can use it.
5. Right to data portability - the right to request that we move or copy or transfer your data.
6. Right to object - the right to object to our use of your Data including where we use it for our legitimate interests.
To make enquiries, exercise any of your rights set out above, or withdraw your consent to the processing of your Data (where consent is our legal basis for processing your Data), please contact us via the e-mail address found on this website.
If you are not satisfied with the way a complaint you make in relation to your Data is handled by us, you may be able to refer your complaint to the relevant data protection authority. For more information, please contact your local data protection authority in the European Economic Area (EEA).
It is important that the Data we hold about you is accurate and current. Please keep us informed if your data changes during the period for which we hold it.
15. TRANSFERS OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA
Data which we collect from you may be stored and processed in and transferred to countries outside of the European Economic Area (EEA). For example, this could occur if our servers are located in a country outside the EEA or one of our service providers is situated in a country outside the EEA. We also share information with our group companies, some of which are located outside the EEA.
We will only transfer Data outside the EEA where it is compliant with data protection legislation and the means of transfer provides adequate safeguards in relation to your data, e.g. by way of data transfer agreement, incorporating the current standard contractual clauses adopted by the European Commission, or by signing up to the EU-US Privacy Shield Framework, in the event that the organization in receipt of the Data is based in the United States of America.
To ensure that your Data receives an adequate level of protection, we have put in place web portal safeguards and procedures with the third parties we share your Data with to ensure your Data is treated by those third parties in a way that is consistent with the Data Protection Laws.
16. LINKS TO OTHER WEBSITES
This Website may, from time to time, provide links to other websites. We have no control over such websites and are not responsible for the content of these websites. This privacy policy does not extend to
your use of such websites. You are advised to read the privacy policy or statement of other websites prior to using them.
17. CHANGES OF BUSINESS OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL
We may, from time to time, expand or reduce our business and this may involve the sale and/or the transfer of control of all or part thereof. Data provided by Users will, where it is relevant to any part of our business so transferred, be transferred along with that part and the new owner or newly controlling party will, under the terms of this privacy policy, be permitted to use the Data for the purposes for which it was originally supplied to us.
We may also disclose Data to a prospective purchaser of our business or any part of it.
In the above instances, we will take steps with the aim of ensuring your privacy is protected.
18. COOKIES
This Website may place and access certain Cookies on your computer. We may utilize Cookies to improve your experience of using the Website/web portal and to improve our range of services.
All Cookies used by this Website are used in accordance with current Laws and EU Cookie Law. This Website may place the following Cookies:
Type of Cookie
Purpose
Strictly necessary cookies
These are cookies that are required for the operation of our website. They include, for example, cookies that enable you to log into secure areas of our website, example, filling up the contact form.
You can choose to enable or disable Cookies in your internet browser. By default, most internet browsers accept Cookies but this can be changed. For further details, please consult the help menu in your internet browser.
You can choose to delete Cookies at any time; however, you may lose any information that enables you to access the Website more quickly and efficiently including, but not limited to, personalization settings.
It is recommended that you ensure that your internet browser is up-to-date and that you consult the help and guidance provided by the developer of your internet browser if you are unsure about adjusting your privacy settings.
For more information generally on cookies, including how to disable them, please refer to aboutcookies.org. You will also find details on how to delete Cookies from your computer.
19. GENERAL
You may not transfer any of your rights under this privacy policy to any other person. We may transfer our rights under this privacy policy where we reasonably believe your rights will not be affected.
If any court or competent authority finds that any provision of this privacy policy (or part of any provision) is invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that provision or part-provision will, to the extent required, be deemed to be deleted, and the validity and enforceability of the other provisions of this privacy policy will not be affected.
Unless otherwise agreed, no delay, act or omission by a party in exercising any right or remedy will be deemed a waiver of that, or any other, right or remedy.
This Agreement will be governed by and interpreted according to the laws of Malta. All disputes arising under the Agreement will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Maltese courts.
20. CHILDREN'S PRIVACY
We do not knowingly collect personally identifiable information from minors. If you are a parent or guardian and you are aware that your Child has provided us with Personal Data, please contact us. If we become aware that we have collected Personal Data from children without verification of parental consent, we take steps to remove that information from our servers.
21. CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY
We reserve the right to change this privacy policy, as may be deemed necessary from time to time or as may be required by law. We will always indicate the date when the last changes where published, and we also offer access to archived versions for your review. Any changes will be immediately posted on the Website and you are deemed to have accepted the terms of the privacy policy on your first use of the website following the changes. Shall such changes be significant, we’ll provide you with a more prominent notice, (including, for certain services, email notification of Privacy Policy changes).


| multisession {future} | R Documentation |
A multisession future is a future that uses multisession evaluation, which means that its value is computed and resolved in parallel in another R session.
multisession( ..., workers = availableCores(), lazy = FALSE, rscript_libs = .libPaths(), envir = parent.frame() )
... |
Additional arguments passed to |
workers |
A positive numeric scalar or a function specifying the maximum number of parallel futures that can be active at the same time before blocking. If a function, it is called without arguments when the future is created and its value is used to configure the workers. The function should return a numeric scalar. |
lazy |
If FALSE (default), the future is resolved eagerly (starting immediately), otherwise not. |
rscript_libs |
A character vector of R package library folders that
the workers should use. The default is |
envir |
The environment from where global objects should be identified. |
The background R sessions (the "workers") are created using
makeClusterPSOCK()
.
The multisession()
function will block if all available
R session are occupied
and will be unblocked as soon as one of the already running
multisession futures is resolved. For the total number of
R sessions available including the current/main R process, see
parallelly::availableCores()
.
A multisession future is a special type of cluster future.
The preferred way to create an multisession future is not to call
this function directly, but to register it via
plan(multisession)
such that it becomes the default
mechanism for all futures. After this future()
and %<-%
will create multisession futures.
A MultisessionFuture.
If workers == 1
, then all processing using done in the
current/main R session and we therefore fall back to using
a lazy future.
For processing in multiple forked R sessions, see multicore futures.
Use parallelly::availableCores()
to see the total number of
cores that are available for the current R session.
## Use multisession futures plan(multisession) ## A global variable a <- 0 ## Create future (explicitly) f <- future({ b <- 3 c <- 2 a * b * c }) ## A multisession future is evaluated in a separate R session. ## Changing the value of a global variable will not affect ## the result of the future. a <- 7 print(a) v <- value(f) print(v) stopifnot(v == 0) ## Explicitly close multisession workers by switching plan plan(sequential)


Привет
If you can read this cheat was loaded up. Probably, it will even work now.
You can check and change controls in options menu
Binds is 4th tab in cheat options.
In game you can now open Esc-menu and find out new buttons. That's cheat functions. Everything is toggled on by default.
If something not working, make sure you are using Chrome. If game was just updated and cheat not working it means i need to update this extension. If it's not updated it means i don't care already or just too busy or didn't notice. You can try to text me in Discord, but i'm not sure how this can help.
I got back from vacation.
Thanks to community we have got the patch for new game version.
Thanks to community we have got the option to disable red crosshair for autoaim.
Several minor fixes.
June 3, 2018User-defined bingding introduced. Now you can change every game and cheat button by yourself in 4th tab of cheat menu.
Latency counter improved. Network lag indicator added.
Pings game-killing issue was fixed.
May 21, 2018Futher autoaim improvement. For now your ping is taken into account in the calculations. Should help high (>100) ping players. There is option to disable it in menu and if it made it worse for you, you always can turn it off.
FPS and latency counter position in duo/squads fixed.
Loading stability increased. But now you can't start playing till everything will be fully loaded.
Mouseover tooltips was added to cheat menu.
Predictions display options removed. Anyway it was mostly for debug.
May 16, 2018Changed Discord server to stop disturbing common fair-play people from the previous one.
FPS and latency counter added.

May 04, 2018Cheat updated with a week delay.
Now it's on git. Check it out.
Menu was changed.
And now it won't load sometimes - reload page in that case.
Loot highlight
Enemy equipped weapon and armor inspection
Smooth autoaim
Streamer mode
Third-party ingame chat


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{include file="public/header" /}
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199. Beautiful People
time limit per test: 2 sec.
memory limit per test: 65536
KB
input: standard
output: standard
The most prestigious sports club in one city has exactly N
members. Each of its members is strong and beautiful. More precisely, i-th
member of this club (members being numbered by the time they entered the club)
has strength Si and beauty Bi . Since this is a very
prestigious club, its members are very rich and therefore extraordinary people,
so they often extremely hate each other. Strictly speaking, i-th member of the
club Mr X hates j-th member of the club Mr Y if Si ≤ Sj
and Bi ≥ Bj or if Si ≥ Sj and
Bi ≤ Bj (if both properties of Mr X are greater then
corresponding properties of Mr Y, he doesn't even notice him, on the other hand,
if both of his properties are less, he respects Mr Y very much).
To
celebrate a new 2003 year, the administration of the club is planning to
organize a party. However they are afraid that if two people who hate each other
would simultaneouly attend the party, after a drink or two they would start a
fight. So no two people who hate each other should be invited. On the other
hand, to keep the club presti≥ at the apropriate level, administration wants to
invite as many people as possible.
Being the only one among
administration who is not afraid of touching a computer, you are to write a
program which would find out whom to invite to the party.
Input
The first line of the input file contains integer N — the
number of members of the club. ( 2 ≤ N ≤ 100,000 ). Next N lines contain two
numbers each — Si and Bi respectively ( 1 ≤ Si,
Bi ≤ 109 ).
Output
On the first line of the output file print the maximum
number of the people that can be invited to the party. On the second line output
N integers — numbers of members to be invited in arbitrary order. If several
solutions exist, output any one.
Sample test(s)
Input
4
1 1
1 2
2 1
2 2
Output
2
1 4
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Congratulations!
Dikshya Neupane
(AS - Science)
Best Delegate
(UNSC)
Sunil Shahi
Outstanding Delegate
(UNHRC)BMC Model United Nation
(February 12-14, 2019)
Organized by British Model College
ECA DEPARTMENT
Friday, February 15, 2019
Congratulations!
Dikshya Neupane
(AS - Science)
Best Delegate
(UNSC)
Sunil Shahi
Outstanding Delegate
(UNHRC)BMC Model United Nation
(February 12-14, 2019)
Organized by British Model College
ECA DEPARTMENT
Friday, February 15, 2019


How to host a Website with Github Pages
26 February, 2016
Do you want to host your static website for free. You can do that with the help of Github Pages. Though we have restriction to host only HTML, CSS and JavaScript codes for your website, but it is quite useful when you want your static content to be hosted like your portfolio website, or your own blog etc. without paying a dime.
Github Pages is an easier solution rather than going for dull process of setting up a hosting package if your content is static. For using Github Pages you need to have an account in Github[Its free]. If you do not have one, Sign up for an account in Github before following the steps to host your website. Also you need the github client in your PC.(We'll use terminal or git bash for our process).
If you want to learn about Git and Github, check out here
Steps: (Windows)
- Login to your Github account and Create a new repository named username.github.io where username is your github username.
-
Go to the folder in your PC from where you want to manage your site and open git bash there(Right Click). Now type
git clone https://github.com/username/username.github.io and press Enter. - Wait for some time to have your repository cloned locally. After completion you will see a folder named username.github.io where you opened your git bash.
- Go inside the folder and create a file named index.html. It is important that the file name should be index.html which would serve as your home page.
- Open the index.html page and write your content. lets say you write Hello World! inside h2 tags for test purpose. Save the file.
-
Open git bash inside this folder(inside username.github.io) and and run the following commands in following order.
1. git add *
2. git commit -m "Initial commit"
3. git push -u origin master - You will be prompted to enter username and password for your github account. Enter them and you are done.
- Open up your browser and type username.github.io and Press Enter and voila you see your site live.
- Now to complete your website go inside your username.github.io folder in your PC work on your HTML,CSS and Javascript codes and when you are satisfied or want to see some of the changes live all you have to do is repeat add,commit and push steps in order and see the changes live. The message in commit step(above we have "Initial commit") can be any message of your choice like "Added blog page to the website".
If you want to learn about Git and Github, check out here


This page display statistics about availability rate of network devices.
This data comes from Cacti
Data are ordered by client, then by entity (site, group, ...) and then by devices if needed.
You can select a month and year or choose the All item as month to display the entier year.
You can choose to compare this result with another period of time or disable the functionnality with Activate comparison
When your selection is made, click on to display the statistics.
By clicking on , a full excel export is runned.
N.B. : Page loads automatically with last available month data in comparison with previous month.


Returns the square root of a number.
Syntax
sqr(number)
Number is any valid numeric expression greater than or equal to zero.
Remarks
If number is negative, sqr returns an error.
Example
| Expression | Description (Result) |
|---|---|
| sqr(16) | Square root of 16 (4) |
| sqr(-16) | Because the number is negative, an error is returned |
| sqr(abs(-16)) | Square root of the absolute value of the number above (4) |


US mortgage rates fell this week, boosting housing market
WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. mortgage rates turned down this week, lowering the cost of purchasing a home and supporting the housing market.
Mortgage giant Freddie Mac said Thursday that the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage fell to 3.66% this week from 3.75% last week. The average 15-year rate declined to 3.15% from 3.2%.
Rates have fallen sharply in the past year. The National Association of Realtors said Thursday that home sales in October rose 4.6% from a year ago. The construction of new homes and apartments jumped nearly 4% in October.
The 30-year rate has dropped from 3.81% last year, while the 15-year rate was nearly 4.25% a year ago.
Freddie Mac surveys lenders across the country between Monday and Wednesday each week to compile its mortgage rate figures.
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SENTINEL, THE (LA SENTINELLE) (director:Arnaud Desplechin; screenwriters: Pascale Ferran/Noemie Lvovsky/ Emmanuel Salinger/Arnaud Desplechin; cinematographer: Caroline Champetier; cast: Emmanuel Salinger (Mathias Barillet), Thibault de Montalembert (Jean-Jacques), Jean-Louis Richard (Bleicher), Jean-Luc Boutte (Varins), Valérie Dréville (Nathalie), Marianne Denicourt (Marie Barillet), Bruno Todeschini (William), Emmanuelle Devos (Claude), France-1992)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A student of forensic medicine, the son of a deceased French diplomat, Mathias Barillet (Emmanuel Salinger), coming with his youthful diplomat friend, Jean-Jacques (Thibault ), by train from Germany to Paris, is stopped at the border and searched by the border guards and grilled by a mysterious man who expresses a mean-spirited resentment against him. When he returns to his Paris hotel, he finds a severed head in his suitcase. Why he doesn't turn the head over to the police, the most logical thing in the world to do, is never fully explained to my satisfaction. But this espionage thriller, picking up on the theme of the Cold War, will be about his searching for the identity of the head and its possible connection to the man who harshly interrogated him on the train.
He visits his sister Marie (Marianne Denicourt), who is rehearsing classical songs for her upcoming opera recital and possible trip to Russia. The opera company is run by Jean-Jacques' boss, Varins (Jean-Luc Boutte), a seemingly controlling figure, choosing to remain in the background. Here, Mathias will be introduced into the drab world of the underlings who keep the spy system going, something his father did but what he chooses not to do. Needing a place to live, he teams up with another diplomat he is introduced to at the rehearsal, a more forceful type than he is, William (Bruno), and they rent a large apartment, which is strictly divided in half, like the Berlin Wall, with no encroachment allowed without special permission.
There is also an attempt at romance with the head pathologist's elusive daughter, Claude (Devos), where the opposites try and mesh; at least, he, representing the very sober field of science, wants a relationship with the carefree art student, who prefers a different type of guy, to his chagrin.
Meanwhile, in slow-time, it becomes apparent that there is some kind of political corruption going on by the diplomats he knows in Paris and by his interrogator, who is now identified as a double-agent by the name of Bleicher (Jean-Louis Richard). He is someone upset with the government's appeasement of the communists. All this spy business was rather vaguely done, and gave no particular credence to the story, except it did show a large vacuousness among the young as to their country's recent history. What the film couldn't do, was make all this interesting and tangible to the story it was telling. A story which threw out many possible situations, but never delved fully into them. So what remains, is a naive medical student, with friends and a sister he has alienated, and a mystery story that has no great payoff for the 2 1/4 hours it took to tell it. Yet it was somewhat diverting as a study of the students and their attitudes. The Russian scientist's severed head is used as a symbol for the Cold War and is dissected by the medical student and shown to be part of the cloak-and-dagger game played by both sides, which still goes on, because enemies are needed to assert the righteousness of one side over the other.
The naive hero is not convincing enough in his role as a seeker of justice and the film as a political thriller suffers from a lack of focused direction. What is absorbing, is the psychological mood of the students shown and how they view their place in a possibly united Europe. It was a good idea for a film, that tried to show that metaphorically opposites might attract but can't stay together, but it was too poorly executed for one to sustain an interest in its long drawn out meandering story.
REVIEWED ON 8/4/99 GRADE: C
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--- layout: post title: Usability testing of mobile applications date: 2005-12-15 00:00:00 categories: interfaces-&-interaction mobile software-development ---
Usability testing of mobile applications: "Usability testing a mobile application in the laboratory seems to be sufficient when studying user interface and navigation issues. The usability of a consumer application was tested in two environments: in a laboratory and in a field with a total of 40 test users. The same problems were found in both environments, differences occurred in the frequency of findings between the contexts. Results indicate that conducting a time-consuming field test may not be worthwhile when searching user interface flaws to improve user interaction."


Welcome on my little page. This is a demo to showcase and test the magic.navigation features.  One could write a server which autogenerates testcases for navigation structures.


Can you untangle the graph? See if you can position the vertices so that no two lines cross. (
Green
= Success)
Number of moves:
Number of crossings:
Number of vertices:
Designed by Abhijeet Talaulikar.


The following figure depicts the current Omid architecture presented in the section presenting Omid:
The following sections describe more in deep the most important components and elements in the Omid architecture.
Transactional Clients (TCs) are the entry point to user applications using transactions with Omid. They allow applications to demarcate transactional boundaries and read/write transactionally from/to the data source, HBase in this case.
There are two main interfaces/classes that compose the Transactional Client:
Examples about how to add transactions using these interfaces are described in the Basic Examples section.
The single responsibility of the Timestamp Oracle is to manage transaction timestamps. Transaction timestamps serve as a logical clock and are used mainly to preserve the time-related guarantees required for Snapshot Isolation.
The TO allocates and delivers transaction timestamps when required by the TSO. To achieve this task, it maintains a monotonically increasing counter. Transaction timestamps are allocated when a transaction begins and right after a transaction willing to commit has passed the writeset validation. The start timestamp is also used as transaction identifier.
In order to guarantee that all timestamps are unique, the TO has to persist a value after every N timestamp allocations. This value will be used for recovering the TSO in case of crashes. The value persisted is the current timestamp value plus N, N being a congurable property. From that point on, the TO is then free to safely allocate timestamps up to that value.
In the current implementation, the maximum allocated timestamp value can be persisted/stored in:
The TSO is the core component in Omid. There is a single instance of the TSO (Although a high availability protocol is currently a WIP). Its unique responsibility is to resolve conflicts between concurrent transactions. The TSO must maintain the last allocated timestamp, the so-called low watermark and a conflict map for detecting conflicts in the writesets of concurrent transactions. It also delegates the update and persistence of a list of committed transactions to the commit table component (see Figure). Aborted and uncommitted transactions are not tracked. Maintaining the TSO state to the minimum allows us to avoid contention in many cases and provides fast recovery upon crashes.
As mentioned before, conflict resolution for transactions is the primary function of the TSO. To achieve this task, it uses a large map structure of (cellId -> lastCommittedTransaction) pairs called the conflict map. When the client commits a transaction, it sends the cell ids of the cells being committed, i.e. its writeset, to the TSO, which checks possible conflicts when other transactions that were concurrent using the conflict map. If no conflicts are found, a commit timestamp is allocated and the lastCommittedTransaction for each cell id in the transaction is updated to this timestamp.
Confict detection is implemented by comparing the hash of the cell ids in the writeset, not the actual cell id value. As the conflict map does not have a one to one mapping with each cell in cell in the database, this means that there’s a possibility of false aborts in the system. The probability of false aborts is a variant of the birthday problem and basically translates into the fact that long-running transactions are more likely to have false aborts.
The low watermark is only updated when a value is replaced in the conflict map. The current implementation of the conflict map uses an open addressing type mechanism, using linear probing with a limit to the amount of probing. When a cell is checked it is hashed to a location in the map. If the location occupied, the location is checked and so on. If the cell finds an entry which matches its cell id, it replaces it. Otherwise, if the process gets to the end of the probe without finding an empty location, it replaces the cell with the oldest commit timestamp. The oldest commit timestamp then becomes the low watermark in the TSO. This must occur to ensure that conflicts are not missed, as it would be possible for a row to not find a potential conflict that had been overridden if the low watermark was not updated.
When processing the commit request for a transaction, the TSO first checks if the start timestamp is greater the low watermark and if so, if there was another concurrent transaction whose writeset overlapped and whose commit timestamp is greater the start timestamp of the requesting transaction. If no conflicts are found, a commit timestamp is generated for the request transaction which is added to the conflict map for the writeset, the commit is added to the commit table and finally the client is notified about the successful commit. Otherwise, the commit fails and the client is notied on the rollback of the transaction.
It contains a transient mapping from start timestamp to commit timestamp for recently committed transactions. The commit table is stored on a different set of nodes to the TSO. When a transaction is committed on the TSO it must be stored in the commit table before a response is sent to the client. As the key value mapping in the commit table are completely independent of each other, the table can be trivially scaled by sharding the values over multiple nodes.
The commit table provides two services to the Transactional Client. Firstly, it is used to check if a transaction has been committed or not. The client should not need to consult the commit table in the common case as the status of a read cell should be available from its shadow cell (see below).
The other service provided by the commit table is that transaction clients can delete commits from it. This only occurs once the writing client has updated shadow cells for each of the cells written in the transaction. We call this commit or transaction completion. It is possible that a client will crash between a transaction being committed and being completed. In this case, the transaction will stay in the commit table forever. However as the commit table is not stored in memory and the window of opportunity for such a crash is quite low, we don’t expect this to be a problem.
Shadow cells contain a mapping from start timestamp to commit timestamp of the last committed transaction that modified the cell. Upon receiving a commit timestamp after a successful transaction commit, the Transactional Client adds/updates these special cells to each modified cell in the writeset of the committed transaction. The purpose of this, is that Transactional Clients can then query the corresponding shadow cell when they read each cell to check if the data they find in the cell has been committed or not and whether it is within the snapshot of the reading transaction.


KumarLab
This will show you 'Please Wait...' dialog.
Written by
Prabhat Kumar
01:31 PM 12/31/2012
Copyright © 2012. KumarLab. All Rights Reserved.


Photoshop
Typography
Before + After
Original Photo
Final Product
Web Design
Website Design for No. 4 Conditioner
Pure Poetry
Original website for Pure Poetry in Trumbull, CT
My mobile web re-design
Original Photo
Final Product
Original website for Pure Poetry in Trumbull, CT
My mobile web re-design


Filtering Execution and Reports with Tags
Serenity BDD makes it easy to get both a broad overview of your test results and functional coverage. But when working with large test suites, it is often useful to be able to focus on specific functional areas of the application when reporting results. For example, you may want to view only the results for the tests related to the current release, or to a specific functional area.
In Serenity BDD, you can use tags to generate this kind of focused report.
This works very naturally with Cucumber test scenarios. For example, in the following feature file, we have used the @sprint-2
tag to indicate that the scenario is scheduled for Sprint 2.
@sprint-2
Scenario: Buyer orders a coffee
Given Cathy has a Caffeinate-Me account
When she orders a large cappuccino
Then Cathy should receive the order
Tagging also works with JUnit test, as illustrated here:
@RunWith(SerenityRunner.class)
public class WhenAddingNumbers {
@Steps
MathWizSteps michael;
@Test
@WithTag("release:sprint-2")
public void addingSums() {
// Given
michael.startsWith(1);
// When
michael.adds(2);
// Then
michael.shouldHave(3);
}
@WithTagsValuesOf({"Reporting", "release:sprint-3"})
public void testWithMultipleTags() {
}
}
Running Scenarios by tags
Tags are also a great way to help organize test execution. For example, you might want to flag all of the web services tests, or mark certain tests to run against Internet Explorer browser only. With JUnit tests, this can be achieved by providing a single tag or a comma separated list of tags from command line. If provided, only classes and/or methods with tags in this list will be executed.
mvn clean verify -Dtags="feature:Reporting, release:sprint-2" mvn clean verify -Dtags="feature:Reporting, release:sprint-2"
When using Cucumber, we need to use the cucumber.options
property to indicate which scenarios should be executed. For example, the following command runs all of the Cucumber scenarios with the @sprint-2
tag":
mvn clean verify -Dcucumber.options="--tags=@sprint-2"
Excluding Unrelated Requirements
By default, when you use the tags
option, Serenity will filter your requirements as best it can to report only the requirements that are relevant to the specified tag.
Requirements filtering only happens if you specify the tags
option. So this will produce a full set of requirements in the Requirements page.
$ mvn clean verify -Dcucumber.options="--tags @sprint-2"
But this will report only the requirements that are related to the executed tests.
$ mvn clean verify -Dcucumber.options="--tags @sprint-2" -Dtags=sprint-2
If you have already run the full set of tests, you can also produce a filtered aggregate report, in which case you don’t need to provide the cucumber.options
property:
$ mvn serenity:aggregate -Dtags=sprint-2


We are active community of people interested in rationality, safety of artificial intelligence, cognitive sciences, effective altruism, hpmor, self-improvement etc.
We are a group of people, interested in improving both ourself and the world. For improving ourself we are meeting regularly (see our fb for more info), help with organizing CFAR workshops, organize CFAR alumni reunion, organized 8 week workshop on rationality, etc. If you like these topic you are encouraged to come to some of our meetups. See calendar bellow and our facebook page for current information.
LessWrong Group Prague on FacebookWe are deeply interested in using rationality to improve the world. For that we founded NGO Czech Association for Effective Altruism where we did many projects (see its webpage)
Czech Association for Effective AltruismClearerThinking.org Online course with interactive quizzes.
Rationality: From AI to Zombies (online version) several volumes with essays that was highly influential on thinking of many of our members (Slovak translation).
The Fable of the Dragon-Tyrant / Bajka o draku tyranovi
Thinking Fast and Slow Bestseller, popular introduction to some of important ideas on how we are fooling ourselves.
Websites lesswrong.com and effectivealtruism.org and essays by Scott Alexander.
There are czech translations of important essays on archetypal.cz
Many members of our community enjoys Harry Potter and Methods of Rationality. (Czech translation made by Tersa)
Similar list on web of CFAR, another one, and our recommendations about effective altruism.


Metadata files can grow quite large, especially when they contain the embedded key necessary for XML encryption support.
However, only the SP information is usually needed by the IdP, this means that all the IdP metadata being kept around is just taking up memory.
This metadata filter removes entity roles, and optional who entity and entities descriptors, that are not needed by the IdP.
It is based on a white list because the types of roles that may appear within metadata is not bounded.
removeRolelessEntityDescriptors - a boolean flag that indicates that, after role filtering,
an EntityDescriptor element should be removed from metadata if it does not contain any roles (default value: true)
removeEmptyEntitiesDescriptors - indicates that, after role and EntityDescriptor filtering,
an EntitiesDescriptor element should be removed from metadata if it does not contain any EntityDescriptor or EntitiesDescriptor (default value: true)


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UBF client-side public API.
This module implements most of the commonly-used client-side functions required to talk to UBF servers:Note that this library can support UBF(A), EBF, JSF, TBF, PBF, and
ABF transport. See the connect()
function arguments for
details.
This module also provides an alternative client-side function for
calling's UBF contract manager and a UBF contract's implementation
without any side-effects: lpc()
to make a synchronous local
procedure call to a contract's implementation.
address() = string() | ip_address()
A DNS hostname or IP address.
connect_options() = list({proto, ubf | ebf | jsf | tbf | pbf | abf})
An OTP-style property list, see 'proplists' module for details.
ip_address() = string() | tuple()
An IP address in string form, e.g. "<IP_ADDRESS>" (IPv4) or "::1" (IPv6), or in tuple form (see documentation for Erlang's 'inet' module for details).
plugin_module_list() = list(atom())
A list of plugin module names that will be passed to ubf_plugin_meta_stateful:new() or ubf_plugin_meta_stateless:new() for client initialization.
tcp_port() = integer()
A TCP port number.
timeout() = integer() | infinity
An Erlang-style timeout value.
| connect/2 | Connect to a UBF server at address Host + TCP port Port. |
| connect/3 | Connect to a UBF server at address Host + TCP port Port. |
| connect/4 | Connect to a UBF server at address Host + TCP port Port, or at pid/registered name Server. |
| install_default_handler/1 | Install a default handler function (callback-style) for asynchronous UBF messages. |
| install_handler/2 | Install a handler function (callback-style) for asynchronous UBF messages. |
| lpc/2 | Perform a synchronous LPC (local procedure) call with the state 'none'. |
| lpc/3 | Perform a synchronous LPC (local procedure) call with the specified state. |
| lpc/4 | |
| rpc/2 | Perform a synchronous RPC call. |
| rpc/3 | Perform a synchronous RPC call. |
| sendEvent/2 | Send an asynchronous UBF message. |
| stop/1 | Stop a UBF client process. |
connect(Host::address(), Port::tcp_port()) -> {ok, pid(), service()} | {error, term()}
Connect to a UBF server at address Host + TCP port Port.
connect(Host::address(), Port::tcp_port(), Timeout::timeout()) -> {ok, pid(), service()} | {error, term()}
Connect to a UBF server at address Host + TCP port Port.
connect(X::address() | plugin_module_list(), Y::tcp_port() | pid() | atom(), Options::proplist(), Timeout::timeout()) -> {ok, pid(), service()} | {error, term()}
Connect to a UBF server at address Host + TCP port Port, or at pid/registered name Server.
When using the alternate form, the first two arguments are:install_default_handler(Pid::pid()) -> ack
Install a default handler function (callback-style) for asynchronous UBF messages.
The default handler function, drop_fun/1, does nothing.install_handler(Pid::pid(), Fun::function()) -> ack
Install a handler function (callback-style) for asynchronous UBF messages.
The handler fun Fun should be a function of arity 1. When an asynchronous UBF message is received, the callback function will be called with the UBF message as its single argument. The Fun is called by the ubf client process so the Fun can crash and/or block this process.
If your handler fun must maintain its own state, then you must use an intermediate anonymous fun to bind the state. See the usage of the irc_client_gs:send_self/2 fun as an example. The send_self() fun is actually arity 2, but the extra argument is how the author, Joe Armstrong, maintains the extra state required to deliver the async UBF message to the process that is executing the event loop processing function, irc_client_gs:loop/6.lpc(Mod::module(), Q::term()) -> term()
Perform a synchronous LPC (local procedure) call with the state 'none'.
lpc(Mod::module(), Q::term(), State::atom()) -> term()
Perform a synchronous LPC (local procedure) call with the specified state.
lpc(Mod, Q, State, TLogMod) -> any()
rpc(Pid::pid(), Q::term()) -> timeout | term()
Perform a synchronous RPC call.
NOTE: It is not recommended that a UBF client return the bare atom 'timeout' in response to any RPC call.rpc(Pid::pid(), Q::term(), Timeout::timeout()) -> timeout | term() | exit(badpid) | exit(badarg)
Perform a synchronous RPC call.
sendEvent(Pid::pid(), Msg) -> any()
Send an asynchronous UBF message.
stop(Pid::pid()) -> ok
Stop a UBF client process.
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