Javalanche report for class:
org.joda.time.field.StrictDateTimeField
1: /*
2: * Copyright 2001-2005 Stephen Colebourne
3: *
4: * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
5: * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
6: * You may obtain a copy of the License at
7: *
8: * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
9: *
10: * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
11: * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
12: * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
13: * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
14: * limitations under the License.
15: */
16: package org.joda.time.field;
17:
18: import org.joda.time.DateTimeField;
19:
20: /**
21: * Converts a lenient DateTimeField into a strict one. By being strict, the set
22: * throws an IllegalArgumentException if the value is out of bounds.
23: * <p>
24: * StrictDateTimeField is thread-safe and immutable.
25: *
26: * @author Brian S O'Neill
27: * @see org.joda.time.chrono.StrictChronology
28: * @see LenientDateTimeField
29: * @since 1.0
30: */
31: public class StrictDateTimeField extends DelegatedDateTimeField {
32:
33: private static final long serialVersionUID =<PHONE_NUMBER>207950910L;
34:
35: /**
36: * Returns a strict version of the given field. If it is already strict,
37: * then it is returned as-is. Otherwise, a new StrictDateTimeField is
38: * returned.
39: */
40: public static DateTimeField getInstance(DateTimeField field) {
41: if (field == null) {
42: return null;
43: }
44: if (field instanceof LenientDateTimeField) {
45: field = ((LenientDateTimeField)field).getWrappedField();
46: }
47: if (!field.isLenient()) {
48: return field;
49: }
50: return new StrictDateTimeField(field);
51: }
52:
53: protected StrictDateTimeField(DateTimeField field) {
54: super(field);
55: }
56:
57: public final boolean isLenient() {
58: return false;
59: }
60:
61: /**
62: * Does a bounds check before setting the value.
63: *
64: * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the value is invalid
65: */
66: public long set(long instant, int value) {
67: FieldUtils.verifyValueBounds
68: (this, value, getMinimumValue(instant), getMaximumValue(instant));
69: return super.set(instant, value);
70: }
71: }
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| 21770 | 58 | Replace a constant (Replace 0 with 1(INT)) | |
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Chapter 3 : Character Sets
So this section will be rather short. This section is about character sets, with a focus on ASCII and Unicode. There isn't much you are expected to memorize. There aren't any methods to learn. It is, however, very important you know how computers display text.
Sections
3.1 : ASCII3.2 : Unicode


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Make your own crispy duck and pancakes for an extra-special weekend treat.
For the five-spice duck, preheat the oven to 210C/410F/Gas 6.
Place the duck, skin-side up, on a rack over a roasting tray and pierce the skin all over with a knife.
Boil a kettle and pour the just boiled water over the duck skin. Discarding the water and pat the duck dry using kitchen paper. Rub salt, freshly ground black pepper and five-spice all over the skin.
Roast for 1-1¼ hours, or until crisp and golden-brown. Remove from the oven and set aside to rest for 10 minutes. Shred the duck into fine pieces using two forks.
Meanwhile, for the plum sauce, heat the olive oil in lidded pan and fry the spring onions for 1-2 minutes, or until softened. Add the spices and continue to cook for another 1-2 minutes.
Add the plums, vinegar and sugar and bring the mixture to the boil. Reduce the heat until the mixture is simmering, cover with a lid and simmer for 5-6 minutes, or until the plums are tender. Set aside to cool.
Remove the cinnamon stick and blend the mixture to a purée in a food processor. Strain the purée through a sieve into a bowl. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
For the pancakes, place the flour in a bowl and make a well in the centre. Pour in the boiling water and stir to form a dough. Tip the dough out onto a floured work surface and knead for 2-3 minutes, or until the dough is smooth.
Cut the dough into 16 pieces and roll each piece into a thin pancake.
Heat a frying pan until hot and fry each pancake for 1-2 minutes on each side, or until pale golden-brown. Keep the pancakes warm until ready to serve.
To serve, place the shredded duck on a large serving plate and place the spring onion and cucumber alongside. Place the pancakes on a separate serving plate and serve with the plum sauce.


The DIMUN conference is organised and run by an organising team made entirely of students, with the support of Dulwich College Beijing and MUN Directors. Leading this team and DIMUN VIII are the Executive Student Officers below:
Esteemed directors, honourable chairs and respected delegates,
Welcome to DIMUN VIII! It is with great honour that I will be serving this conference as your Secretary-General Emeritus. Whether you are a seasoned diplomat or completely new to MUN, this conference will provide a completely new experience for everyone – DIMUN conferences are more than just a place for intellectual sparring, they are gatherings where students forge bonds with one another and create treasured memories that stay with them throughout their MUN career.
Since I entered the MUN community four years ago, I have been to numerous conferences as an admin, a delegate, a chair and as a Secretary-General. These powerful experiences have helped me foster a growing appreciation for this subject and I hope that DIMUN will positively impact you in many ways. Indeed, I am confident that this year’s team will give you ample opportunity to make the most of DIMUN VIII.
Esteemed directors, student officers, delegates, and guests,
It is my upmost honoured to serve as your Secretary-General for DIMUN VIII. My own MUN career began with hesitation and insecurities but after serving as delegate and student officer for the past years I have had the pleasure in approaching MUN in various perspectives.
For nearly a decade, DIMUN has shown its commitment to excellence and professionalism in addition to fostering lifelong friendships between delegates. DIMUN has been a platform for developing public speaking and diplomacy skills and as the same time carries the belief in the virtues of multilateralism that are imperative in today’s world of diplomacy.
As your Secretary-General, I will be devoted to providing a friendly and intellectual atmosphere for DIMUN VIII. I look forward to seeing what you have to bring to DIMUN and hope you enjoy a rewarding experience.
Honorable directors, distinguished participants, and welcomed guests,
My name is Sunho Kwon, and it is my utmost honor to be serving as your Secretary General for this year’s DIMUN VIII conference. DIMUN provides an opportunity to all participants to foster both their global awareness and debating experience. Most importantly, DIMUN has been and will continue to be proud of its unique vibe of enthusiasm, which creates a welcoming atmosphere that nurtures the new delegates and acts as a space for close interaction and social activities between all participants. No matter how experienced you are and no matter where you are from, you will be able to reap a completely new experience and learn a valuable lesson from DIMUN.
I started walking on the path of MUN 2 years ago. Starting as a delegate, I have faced countless challenges to overcome my shy personality. MUN was definitely the turning point of my life, where I completely changed my personality and fully developed as a leader. Above all, I can clearly remember all the conferences I have been through and all the people I have met. Every conference taught me something new, and I believed this unique experience had to be spread. This acted as a fuel to drive me forward and helped me take the final step. I am now here to assist leading DIMUN VIII, allowing all participants to go through the unique experience I was lucky enough to get.
Welcome to DIMUN VIII.
Esteemed directors, student officers, delegates, and guests,
I am currently attending Year 11 at Dulwich College Beijing and have been involved in MUN for over two years. From debating resolutions as a delegate, to running committees as a chair, and finally to overseeing DIMUN as a member of the core team, I have thoroughly treasured and appreciated every moment of my MUN experience. It is my honor to serve you as your Deputy Secretary-General for DIMUN VIII and I hope we can work together to create an enjoyable and productive conference.
Honourable directors and esteemed delegates,
I am delighted to be part of the DIMUN VIII Student Executive Officer Team, and am honoured to be Secretary General of this year’s conference. Through my experiences in MUN, I have never failed to see the passion, diplomacy and enthusiasm of delegates. Whether they are debating or discussing in these conferences, I am eager to see the potential and skill that delegates have. It is indeed inspiring to see so many young people willing to tackle, resolve and have a further understanding of global issues. I look forward to meeting all the delegates, working with the directors, and be prepared to have a fruitful and meaningful conference.
Honorable Directors, distinguished delegates, esteemed chairs, and welcomed guests
it is an honour to be serving as your Head of Admin for this year’s DIMUN VIII conference. DIMUN is a place where great minds connect, great ideas flourish, and great memories are made. More importantly, DIMUN is a place where delegates learn more about what it means to be a citizen of the world.
Alongside my deputy, Jeffrey Liang, and the rest of the Admin Team, I will do everything I can to ensure that the conference runs as smoothly as possible. We hope to see you soon!
Honorable Directors, distinguished delegates, esteemed chairs, and welcomed guests
It is my upmost honor to be selected the Head of Press for DIMUN VIII. Being a member of the Press Team last year, I experienced the magic of DIMUN: watching young students dressed so smartly, talking about the future of the planet. Sitting in the room with these vibrant delegates and future world leaders has enabled me to learn so much too.
The Press Team will be responsible to produce three issues of the DIMUNITE magazine during the course of the conference. These magazines will include highlights from the day, articles published by experienced student-writers, as well as fun activities such as crosswords and word-searches. Our photographers will also be tirelessly taking photos that will be available on request for all the participating schools.
Again, it is a huge honor to serve as this role, and I look forward to seeing you all!
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General Assembly First Committee [GA 1]
Ji (Hannah) Nan
Evan Lu
General Assembly Second Committee [GA 2]
Daniel Cai
Ivy Kang
Economic and Social Council [ECOSOC]
Yi Xin Lee
Jung Woo Hong
Environment Commission [ENV]
May Lee
Ah Song Cho
Human Rights Council [HRC]
Kelsey Fu
Karl Stuecker
Special Conference on Southeast and Central Asia [SPC]
Yichu Huang
Chaewon Park
Disarmament Council [DIS]
Aalia Labrador
Shawn Teh
Security Council [SC]
Haerin Kim
Eric Choi
Jonathan Ng
Advisory Panel [AP]
Julie Zhang
Michelle Zhang
| Delegate Preparation Guide | How to write a resolution |
| YEAR | SECRETARY-GENERAL | |
|---|---|---|
| DIMUN I | Miranda Melcher, | Yale Graduate, King’s College PhD Candidate |
| DIMUN II | Benjamin Tan, | Oxford Undergraduate |
| DIMUN III | Richard Zhuang, | Imperial College London Masters Candidate |
| DIMUN III | Kyoka Kosugi, | Brown Undergraduate |
| DIMUN IV | JinJu Choi, | SNU Undergraduate |
| DIMUN V | Matthew Xie, | Carnegie Mellon Undergraduate |
| DIMUN V | Julie Kim, | KUBS Undergraduate |
| DIMUN VI | Silvia Shen, | Oxford Undergraduate |
| DIMUN VI | Johanna Shen, | Yale Undergraduate |
| DIMUN VII | Yi Wen Lee | |
| DIMUN VII | Haerin Kim | |
| DIMUN VIII | Jackel Cheung | |
| DIMUN VIII | Sunho Kwon |


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proproxy
Class ProProxy
java.lang.Object
|
+--proproxy.ProProxy
- public class ProProxy
- extends java.lang.Object
ProProxy
Generic cascading proxy server. Can be used for any single socket
network application - HTTP, telnet, blah blah..
One of the few proxy servers that support both UDP and TCP sockets.
Usage: java proproxy.ProProxy
Configuration file format:
# Debug mode (true or false). All messages will be logged in debug mode.
# DEBUG =
# Protocol for which this proxy is to be used
# Any one of udp, tcp, http or chttp
PROTOCOL =
# The port number on which ProProxy will listen for incoming requests
LISTEN_PORT =
# If proproxy is being used in cascade mode (udp or tcp protocols)
# the host address to which the requests are to be forwarded
CASCADE_HOST =
# If proproxy is being used in cascade mode (udp or tcp protocols)
# the port number on the target machine to which the requests are to be forwarded
CASCADE_PORT =
# List of IP addresses who are not allowed to connect to proxy
REJECT_IP_LIST =
# List of IP addresses who are to be allowed to connect to proxy
ALLOW_IP_LIST =
If cascade port is not specified it is same as listen port.
Cascade host and port are not used if protocol is http or chttp.
Protocol chttp is HTTP mode with compression.
If REJECT_IP_LIST list is specified, ALLOW_IP_LIST will be ignored.
If neither is specified, all connections will be allowed.
Lists can contain valid IP addresses separated by space.
You are free to use this code and to make modifications provided
this notice is retained.
If you found this useful, please add a note of acknowledgement to my
guestbook.
If you would like to report a bug or suggest some improvements,
you are most welcome. I will be happy to help you use this piece of code.
- Version:
- 1.70, 31st Oct, 2001
- Author:
- Tanmay K. Mohapatra
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Method Summary |
static void |
handleHTTP(int iListenPort,
java.lang.String sIncludeList,
java.lang.String sExcludeList)
|
static void |
handleTCP(int iListenPort,
java.lang.String sCascadeServer,
int iCascadePort,
java.lang.String sIncludeList,
java.lang.String sExcludeList)
|
static void |
handleUDP(int iListenPort,
java.lang.String sCascadeServer,
int iCascadePort,
java.lang.String sIncludeList,
java.lang.String sExcludeList)
|
static void |
main(java.lang.String[] args)
The main entry point for the application. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
debugflg
protected static boolean debugflg
requests_counter
protected static int requests_counter
ProProxy
public ProProxy()
main
public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)
- The main entry point for the application.
Creates a new ProListener thread and waits till the listener gets out.
Prints out the number of active connections intermittently.
- Parameters:
args
- Array of parameters passed to the application via the command line.
handleHTTP
public static void handleHTTP(int iListenPort,
java.lang.String sIncludeList,
java.lang.String sExcludeList)
handleUDP
public static void handleUDP(int iListenPort,
java.lang.String sCascadeServer,
int iCascadePort,
java.lang.String sIncludeList,
java.lang.String sExcludeList)
handleTCP
public static void handleTCP(int iListenPort,
java.lang.String sCascadeServer,
int iCascadePort,
java.lang.String sIncludeList,
java.lang.String sExcludeList)


Fake News Buster: Condom hair-tie not from JNU
by Bangalore Mirror BureauTHE CLAIM
With JNU students’ protest against the hostel fee hike being widely discussed on social media, many pictures with false claims are being circulated online. One such picture shows a girl’s hair tied with a condom and has been shared with the claim that the girl in the photo is a protesting JNU student.
SO, WHAT’S THE TRUTH?
The picture is misleading and was first shared on the web in 2016 and is an old meme. It was clearly not clicked during the ongoing JNU protests.


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Intro to Components¶
The main components of the library are the following.
datasets¶
Stores processors for specific datasets as well as code to generate pytorch datasets To download the datasets use scripts/download_<task>_data.sh. Currently implemented processors:
conversation response ranking: MANtIS, MSDialog, Ubuntu from DSTC8.
similar question retrieval: Quora Question Pair and LinkSO.
passage retrieval: TREC 2020 Passage Ranking.
Note that since we choose the negative sampling on the go, we do not read the negative samples from the datasets, only the relevant query-document combinations.
negative_samplers¶
Currently there is support to query for negative samples using the following approaches: - Random: Selects a random document. - BM25: Uses pyserini to do the retrieval with BM25. Requires anserini installation, follow the Getting Started section of their README. - sentenceBERT: Uses sentence embeddings to calculate dense representations of the query and candidates, and faiss is used to do fast retrieval, i.e. dense similarity computation.
See /examples/negative_sampling_example.py for an usage example of the negative samplers.
eval¶
Uses trec_eval through pytrec_eval library to support most IR evaluation metrics, such as NDCG, MAP, MRR, etc. Additional metrics are implemented here, such as Recall_with_n_candidates@K.
trainers¶
Transformer trainer supports encoder-only transformers, e.g. BERT, and also encoder-decoder transformers, e.g. T5, from the huggingface transformers library, see their pre-trained models.


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We are the team behind the popular open-source personal CRM, Monica.
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Companies spend an awful lot of time and money on choosing, setting up and maintaining all those tools.
Put together, these tools are supposed to give answers to two questions: how is the company doing, and how are employees performing.
However, how can you know if an employee is performing well if you have only one angle of the overall situation? If you use a software that manages OKR, you would only have one side of the story at the end of the year. If you want to understand the complete picture, you need to know if the employee has taken enough holidays during the year, if the projects he worked on were a success, if he had enough time to talk with her manager, and so on.
You could use the APIs of all the different software to find partial answers of those questions – but what a nightmare to set up everything that would be.
Moreover, most small and medium-size companies don't need all the features that each one of these tools provides. They would be completely satisfied with, say, 20% of what each specialized tool does. Take a look at Basecamp. A lot of people love using Basecamp, a simple project management tool, instead of Microsoft Project which does 90% more stuff.
We think there is a place for a single software that manages the entire lifecycle of an employee. By knowing everything we need to know about an employee, we can know how teams are doing, what everyone does, improve communication and provide unique insights on how the company truly operates.
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| Criteria | Evaluation Item | Points Earned |
Possible points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Program Setup | CSC 120, PA 1, name, date, & description comments in MUPanel.java | |
4 |
| Program Runs & 2 Objects | At least two objects from each of two separate classes that you design (so at least four objects). Runs and draws appropriate stuff. | |
10 |
| Personally Created Objects | Only objects used in MUPanel come from classes that you designed for this assignment. | |
4 |
| drawstring Used | MUPanel uses g.drawString to display a message that contains
student's name. |
|
5 |
| Relative Location | Classes that you design use anchorX and anchorY
relative positioning instead of absolute numbers for basic shape
instantiation. |
|
10 |
| 4 Colors & Drawing Methods | Used at least 4 colors and at least 4 basic drawing methods from the Graphics class. |
|
4 |
| Enhancements | Enhancements (including documenting the enhancements in a comment at top of MUPanel.java) | |
4 |
| Organization & Readability | Organization and readability of the Java code, including appropriate indenting. | |
4 |
| Total Points ====> | |
45 |


I am an Information Systems gradute student from Northeastern University, with majors in Data Science and Machine Learning focused towards helping businesses make data driven decisions. Upon graduation, I intend to make a career in the field of data analytics & data science. I have a passion for doing data analytics using R, Python, SQL, Tableau, and Power BI etc. to tell compelling stories and identify trends and anomalies.
Prior to my masters, I worked in a start up for ~ 2.5 years and in multinational company for 1 year as a Business Intelligence Engineer. I have experience in data analytics, ETL, reporting and software developement Currently, I am looking for an opportunities in data analytics, Business Intelligence and data science.
Data Cleaning, Data Transformation,Exploratory Data Analysis, k-means clustering
Performed behavioral customer segmentation using k-means clustering technique. Grouped customers based on RFM (Recency, Frequency, Monetary) attributes to determine effective & tailored marketing strategies for 500k customers for an e-commerce company.
Web scraping, Data analysis, Ddeep learning, Covolutional Neural Networks, Transfer Learning
Created Deep Learning Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) to predict the genre of the book by its cover to classify 57000 images. Implemented transfer learning technique to address this image classification problem and improved accuracy to 72%.
Database design and Modeling
Designed and developed an online food ordering system's database to simulate various functionalities performed by customers and restaurants. Incorporated use of stored procedures, views, triggers, role based privileges to insert, modify the database record.Performed data analysis to generate insightful reports.
Machine Learning, Statistics & Python
Implemented machine learning model for predicting if a patient has diabetes based on diagnostic measurements. Performed data set preprocessing, feature selection, regularization using Lasso and Ridge regression.Verified the results using various accuracy metrics including confusion matrix, AUC-ROC, RMSE and cross validation scores and got accuracy of 83.83%
Machine Learning using Python
Detected fraudulent and non fraudulent transactions of the given highly unbalanced dataset using various regression techniques
Machine Learning using Python
Developed regression models to predict the price of houses and compared results of Linear Regression, Lasso Regression, Ridge Regression and 3rd degree polynomial Regression algorithms. Performed exploratory data analysis on large data set to understand the patterns and detect anomalies as well as used recursive feature elimination for feature selection.
Logistic Regression, Python
Developed statistical models to determine whether or not to grant the loan based on the likelihood of the loan being repaid. Created different models including Random forest, Logistic regression, Decision tree algorithms and selected the best algorithm based on accuracy and cross validation score.Performed categorical variable analysis and distribution analysis by plotting histograms and box plots with combination of variables and their probability using NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib
Web scrapping, Data Transformation, Data Analysis and Interactive Dashboard
Web scrapped the stocks fundamentals for 502 stocks then transformed the data in suitable form to load it into MS SQL server. Carried out data analysis and built a very useful visualization for Value Investing. Predicted the price of stock using 4 different machine learning models
Big Data Analysis,Recommender System, Hadoop, Map Reduce, Hive,Apache Mahout
Perform Big Data Analysis on 130M+ records. Derived vaarious Numerical and Summerization pattern using Hadoop Map reduce. Built a recommender system which serves the functionality of recommending similar products based on the similar items bought by other customers. (People who bought this….also bought this…..)
Big Data Analysis,Hadoop, Map Reduce, Hive, Pig
Data analysis on Big Data. Used various databases from 1M to 100M including Movie Lens dataset to perform analysis. Covers basics and advance map reduce using Hadoop.  Used various databases from 1M to 100M including Movie Lens dataset to perform analysis. Covers basics and advance map reduce using MongoDB.
Data Analysis, Data Visualization
Visualize the launches in an informative way, and write a few words describing your work and what you found.Identify any "outlier" launches that an engineer should look over, and why. Identify any interesting patterns in the data, e.g. weather seasonality, poorly performing parts, etc.
REST API, CRUD Operations
Developed a REST based web service which served as student portal for the university. It provided multiple functionalities for students and Professors such as adding/removing a course, make announcements for an assignment, send email notifications to Professors and students, register for course etc. Used multiple AWS services like DynamoDB, Step Functions, Lambda, SNS and deployed it on AWS Elastic Beanstalk.


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I am a Responsive Designer who thrives on getting new ideas from nature. When I'm not putting those ideas to code, you can find me traveing, hiking or sitting quietly by the side of a babbling brook.
I was raised in the streets of Boston & I knew if I followed everyone else I would end up stuck there. That's when I decided to always search for a better way!
My passion: I love to mix things up and I'm not afraid to throw things to the wind and find a different path. This attitude has kept life very interesting and fascinating.
A fun fact: Growing up in a city has drove me to seek quiet solitude. I prefer spending my time in nature rather than the hustle and bustle of city life.


Hey! I’m a junior at Stanford studying computer science, with a focus on theory and AI. I’m primarily interested with building cool things in consumer finance, healthcare access, and education.
I’m currently interning with the product team at Blend to help bring lending into the digital age. Previously, I worked on browsers at Microsoft, crypto de-anonymization at BlockCypher, and cancer diagnostics at the Stanford School of Medicine. I also consult part-time for Pantera Capital, a crypto investment fund.
Back at school, I co-directed TreeHacks, compete with Stanford Debate Society, and help raise money for educational initiatives in India with Asha.
Feel free to say hello at ankushsw [at] stanford [dot] edu! :-)


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SensorGesture QML Type
Provides notifications when sensor-based gestures are detected. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtSensors 5.0 |
| Since: | QtSensors 5.0 |
Properties
- availableGestures : stringlist
- enabled : bool
- gestures : stringlist
- invalidGestures : stringlist
- validGestures : stringlist
Signals
- detected(string gesture)
Detailed Description
This type provides notification when sensor gestures are triggered.
The following QML code creates a "shake" and "SecondCounter" SensorGesture QML type, and displays the detected gesture in a text type.
QtSensors.shake gesture is available with the Qt Sensors API, but the QtSensors.SecondCounter sensor gesture is provided as example code for the Qt Sensors - SensorGesture QML Type example
Item { SensorGesture { id: sensorGesture enabled: false gestures : ["QtSensors.shake", "QtSensors.SecondCounter"] onDetected:{ detectedText.text = gesture } } Text { id: detectedText x:5 y:160 } }
Qt Sensor Gestures contains a list of currently supported sensor gestures and their descriptions.
Property Documentation
This property can be used to determine all available gestures on the system.
This property can be used to activate or deactivate the sensor gesture. Default value is false;
See also SensorGesture::detected and detected.
Set this property to a list of the gestures that the application is interested in detecting. This property cannot be changed while the type is enabled.
The properties validGestures and invalidGestures will be set as appropriate immediately. To determine all available getures on the system please use the availableGestures property.
See also QtSensorGestures Plugins.
This property holds the requested gestures that were not found on the system.
This property holds the requested gestures that were found on the system.
Signal Documentation
This signal is emitted whenever a gesture is detected. The gesture parameter contains the gesture that was detected.
The corresponding handler is onDetected
.


{% extends 'layouts/main.html' %} {% block title %} Speech to Text Demo {%endblock %} {% block content %} mr-IN
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Title : {{holidayPoems.title}}
Post : {{holidayPoems.post}}
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{% raw %}" The wolf-bait! strychnine!" cried Squire and Flag, in{% endraw %}
{% raw %}lones of horror.{% endraw %}
{% raw %}" What do you say ? Was the meat poisoned ?" asked Ed,{% endraw %}
{% raw %}piteously, his face and limbs fairly rigid with terror.{% endraw %}
{% raw %}" What do you give for strychnine poison. Doc ?" inquired{% endraw %}
{% raw %}Squire, with a sudden appear.ance of hopefulness. " It may{% endraw %}
{% raw %}not be too late to save him yet."{% endraw %}
{% raw %}" But strychnine acts almost immediately," groaned Flag,{% endraw %}
{% raw %}despairingly.{% endraw %}
{% raw %}" OU! fat! lard! grease!" ejaculated Doc, rapidly, " We've{% endraw %}
{% raw %}got some lard and some oil; I'll try that."{% endraw %}
{% raw %}'While Doc plunged an irou spoon into the lard-can, Ed{% endraw %}
{% raw %}sat rocking himself to and fro on a bench, with his hands on{% endraw %}
{% raw %}his stomach, and an expression of agony upon his countenance.{% endraw %}
{% raw %}" Oh, it's no use," said he, as Doc offered him a large{% endraw %}
{% raw %}spoonful of cold lard; " it's too late now; the poison has{% endraw %}
{% raw %}doue its work. Oh, I am in such awful pain!  " Come, take this lard, quick—there's no{% endraw %}
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{% raw %}on the bed in despair.{% endraw %}
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I was in a car accident almost a year ago and I've had neck, back and nerve pain since the accident and it has been progressively getting worse. I had a MRI recently that showed two herniated discs as well as a pinched nerve. I've been in pain and a new Dr I saw gave me a script for Gabapentin.
Let's just say I know my way around the medicine cabinet but never heard of this being used for recreational use. I've used pretty much everything at one time or another for recreational use; mostly opiates like Vicodin, Oxycontin, Benzo's and many others.
Today I took 7.5 mg Vicodin ES for pain (2 taken at 9:00am) and got a new script for
7.5/325 Percocet today because the Vicodin has lost effect. (1 taken at 10:00am, 1 about 12:00pm) (note: I drank two cans of Mt Dew to wash them all down.)
10:30-11:00pm: I took one 300mg, That is the recommended amount to be taken once at bedtime.
11:30pm: Not feeling much affects so I took another 600mg.(2x300mg) Now starting to feel I a little light headed after about 20 minutes and getting slight visuals when looking around, everything's a little foggy and Im starting to see patterns in the darkness(similar to when you look at something bright and look away) and I feel pretty good.
12:00am: I took another 600mg (2x300mg) about a hour later and I'm starting to feel relaxed watching tv and typing this at the same time.
12:45am Its gotten pretty intense now so I'm just absorbing my environment and kinda looking around.
1:30am: the high is coming in waves. Gets intense but then it mellows out. The intensity goes up and down and at times I'm kind of spaced out and very tingly. When I get in that spacey Zone start to see the patterns and taking deep breaths feels really good.
1:45am: I'm just sitting here taking slow, deep breaths with my eyes closed and it's a very satisfying, pleasant feeling right now. kind of like mdma-ish And I'm feeling like a pulsing in my feet.
About 2:00am I actually fell asleep shortly after the last check in.
4:45am: I woke up on the couch and feeling somewhat alert. (probably because I passed out while relaxing and indulging in the experience and was a bit startled). 5 minutes after I got in bed and had all types of things running through my head random things. I can't recall what but nothing upsetting or anything.
5-5:30am I had fallen alseep again.
7:00am I awoke and felt pretty good started out my day and doing some rather strange things. Looking through boxes of things I haven't unpacked since I moved into my current home about 3 years ago and im in an extremely good mood.
11:00am: I had physical therapy and got very caught up in searching through things from my past. I spent about 4 hours starting one task and getting side tracked as I was going through my old stuff, I really didn't accomplish anything just kind of rifling through things I didn't remember having and taking some items I felt I'd have use for now.
1:00pm I called my wife while on my way home and she said I sounded funny, that I was pausing after a few words when speaking. She said I sounded kind of out of it. In driving I kind of felt strange. Its not like I couldn't drive ok but kind of focusing on many things I was passing by so it was very distracting. I do not recommend driving while taking this medication in high doses at all, the affects seem to have been lingering and it is annoying when I need to be alert.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
2:00pm: I stopped to get a sandwich because I was hungry and I have not eaten since last night at about 8:00pm hoping food may make me feel better.
2:17pm, just ate and I'm feeling semi back to normal with a little spacy feeling now and again.
Conclusion:
I honestly can say the experience wasn't bad at all, it took a total 1500mg doesage to really get things going but I don't think I'll be taking any dose above 300mg as prescribed in one sitting. I'm glad I checked it out but it's affects are lasting much longer then I'd expected it too. Luckily I am not working today or I don't know what I'd do, I couldn't function with the spaciness feeling all day. I only took 1500mg within about 3 or so hours and it's now 15 hours later and I'm still feeling subtle affects.
I can't imagin taking 3000mg. I think I'd be screwy for a few days taking that much Gabapentin (Neurontin).
I hope I've given some people some insight on taking Gabapentin.
I don't recommend abusing it though and do not drive on it. When taken according to my Dr's orders it's working really well and doing the job. If you have cronic neck and back pain or nerve related pain it's a wonderful drug but for recreational use I'd rather just smoke some weed or have a few drinks. Plus I'm sure there are probably some unknown long term affects associated with abuse of the drug as well.  I've see it happen to many people I've known in my life.
Use caution when experimenting and it's always good to have a partner in case something goes wrong.
Regards
FAS
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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| int | 32 | 32 | 32 | integer | any | ANSI-C |
| long | 64 | 32 | 321 | integer | any | ANSI-C - Windows |
| long | 64 | 32 | 64 | integer | any | ANSI-C - Unix |
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| int64_t | 64 | 64 | 64 | integer | signed | stdint.h |
| uint64_t | 64 | 64 | 64 | integer | unsigned | stdint.h |
| intptr_t | 64 | 32 | 64 | integer | signed | stdint.h |
| uintptr_t | 64 | 32 | 64 | integer | unsigned | stdint.h |
| ptrdiff_t | 64 | 32 | 64 | integer | signed | stddef.h |
| size_t | 64 | 32 | 64 | integer | unsigned | stddef.h |
| wchar_t | 32 | 32 | 32 | integer | signed | stddef.h |
Warning: Try to avoid unspecified bit sized types, especially long, since it differs on Unix and Windows!
Note 1: Type long will result in broken code on Windows, since we don't differentiate the OS and it's bit size is ambiguous.
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remainder = offset % alignmentsince alignment is a multiple of 2
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padding = (remainder > 0) ? alignment - remainder : 0 ;
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typedef struct { char fill; // nibble one byte // padding to align s1: padding_0 type_t s1; // } test_struct_type_t; padding_0 = sizeof(test_struct_type_t) - sizeof(type_t) - sizeof(char) ; alignmentOf(type_t) = sizeof(test_struct_type_t) - sizeof(type_t) ;
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A-League Review
by BeSoccerRoy O'Donovan and Jamie Maclaren hit hat-tricks on a pulsating Sunday in the A-League, which ended with Sydney FC beating Melbourne Victory.
Brisbane Roar ended their goal drought in stunning style to deliver boss Robbie Fowler a breakthrough A-League win in a 4-3 triumph over Melbourne City.
Roy O'Donovan converted his second penalty to complete a match-turning hat-trick in the 83rd minute as Brisbane twice recovered from two-goal deficits at Dolphin Stadium in Redcliffe.
The fit-again Jamie Maclaren had fired City two goals clear in the first half and finished the match with a treble of his own by heading home a cross a mere minute after O'Donovan's first.
Aaron Amadi-Holloway hit back on the hour and then went down under Rostyn Griffiths' challenge, enabling O'Donovan to drag Roar level with 26 minutes remaining.
There was time left for the Irish striker to convert another spot-kick following Denis Genreau's handball, securing head coach Fowler a first win in charge of the Queensland club.
Featured links
- Ballon d'Or winner already been decided
- The latest football transfers news and rumours
- Possible 'Clasico' in the Spanish Supercup final
- Who has the most free-kicks goals: Messi or Cristiano?
City's collapse leaves the leaders a point above Sydney FC, who earned Big Blue bragging rights with a come-from-behind 2-1 win against Melbourne Victory at Jubilee Stadium.
Adam Le Fondre cancelled out Ola Toivonen's first-half header before Kosta Barbarouses drove the dagger into the club he left at the end of last season.
The new Sydney signing prodded in the winner in the 68th minute to pile the pressure on Victory boss Marco Kurz, who has presided over a solitary win from six games this term.


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{% extends "header.html" %} {% block body %}
Now that we've used a module, statistics, it would be a good time to explain some import syntax practices. As with many things in programming, there are many ways to import modules, but there are certainly some best practices.
So first, when you import a module, you are basically loading that module into memory. Think of a module like a script. Many if not most modules are just a single python script. So, when you go to import it, you use the file name. This can help keep code clean and easy to read. Many python developers just program everything in 1 script. Other developers, say from a language like java are going to be very used to doing lots of imports with a file for each type of job that's happening. Just like there are many ways to import, there are many more ways to program.
So let's talk about basic importing:
import statistics
Above, we have referenced the statistics module and loaded it into memory under the statistics object. This will allow us to reference any of the functions within the statistics module. To do so, we will need to mention statistics, followed by a period, then the function name. A simple exhibition of the mean function from statistics could look like this:
import statistics example_list = [5,2,5,6,1,2,6,7,2,6,3,5,5] print(statistics.mean(example_list))
The generated output from this will be the mean, or average, of the list.
That is the simplest way to import and use modules, but there are many other methods.  This will allow you to basically rename the module to whatever you want. People generally do this to shorten the name of the module. Matplotlib.pyplot is often imported as plt and numpy is often imported as np, for example.
import statistics as s print(s.mean(example_list))
Above, we've imported statistics as the letter 's.' This means whenever we wish to reference the statistics module, we just need to type 's' instead of statistics.
What if you don't even want to type that S though? Well there's an app for that!
You can just import each function within the module you plan to use:
from statistics import mean # so here, we've imported the mean function only. print(mean(example_list)) # and again we can do as from statistics import mean as m print(m(example_list))
Above, you can see that we no longer had to type any reference to the statistics module, then you saw that we could even import the functions "as" something else.
What about more functions?
from statistics import mean, median # here we imported 2 functions. print(median(example_list))
What if we want to use the as as well?
from statistics import mean as m, median as d print(m(example_list)) print(d(example_list))
What if we want to just import everything from statistics like we did initially, but we don't want to type the statistics because we have fat fingers and this will just slow us down?.
from statistics import * print(mean(example_list))


#include <GrProjection.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| GrProjection (float fov, float farDist, float aspect, const MPlane &nearClip) | |
| perspective: note that the nearClip plane must be in view space. | |
| GrProjection (float left, float right, float bottom, float top, float far) | |
| orthographic | |
| ~GrProjection () | |
| dtor | |
| bool | IsOrtho () const |
| void | BuildRayOffsets (float &px, float &py, float &ax, float &ay, float x, float y) |
| public methods | |
| void | SetFOV (float fov) |
| void | SetNearClip (const MPlane &nearClip) |
| void | SetFarDist (float farDist) |
| void | SetAspect (float aspect) |
| void | SetLeft (float left) |
| void | SetRight (float right) |
| void | SetTop (float top) |
| void | SetBottom (float bottom) |
| float | GetFOV () const |
| float | GetWidth () const |
| float | GetHeight () const |
| const MPlane & | GetNearClip () const |
| float | GetFarDist () const |
| float | GetAspect () const |
| float | GetLeft () const |
| float | GetRight () const |
| float | GetTop () const |
| float | GetBottom () const |
| const MMat4x4 & | GetMatrix () const |
| returns a reference to the matrix. |
File: GrProjection.h Author: Kevin Bray Created: 01-17-05 Copyright © 2004 Bootstrap Studios. All rights reserved. project includes. class GrProjection
Definition at line 19 of file GrProjection.h.
| GrProjection::GrProjection | ( | float | fov, | |
| float | farDist, | |||
| float | aspect, | |||
| const MPlane & | nearClipPlane | |||
| ) |
perspective: note that the nearClip plane must be in view space.
class header.
File: GrProjection.cpp Author: Kevin Bray Created: 01-17-05 Copyright © 2004 Bootstrap Studios. All rights reserved. std c++ includes. class GrProjection ctor & dtor
Definition at line 24 of file GrProjection.cpp.
| GrProjection::GrProjection | ( | float | left, | |
| float | right, | |||
| float | bottom, | |||
| float | top, | |||
| float | far | |||
| ) |
| GrProjection::~GrProjection | ( | ) |
| void GrProjection::BuildRayOffsets | ( | float & | px, | |
| float & | py, | |||
| float & | ax, | |||
| float & | ay, | |||
| float | x, | |||
| float | y | |||
| ) |
public methods
this calculates postion and angle offset values for a ray where z is implied to be 1.
either adjust the starting position or adjust the angles.
calculate interpolants.
calculate the starting position offset.
calculate variables that reflect the current projection.
calculate the new angle offsets.
Definition at line 66 of file GrProjection.cpp.
| float GrProjection::GetAspect | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 53 of file GrProjection.h.
| float GrProjection::GetBottom | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 57 of file GrProjection.h.
| float GrProjection::GetFarDist | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 52 of file GrProjection.h.
| float GrProjection::GetFOV | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 48 of file GrProjection.h.
| float GrProjection::GetHeight | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 50 of file GrProjection.h.
| float GrProjection::GetLeft | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 54 of file GrProjection.h.
| const MMat4x4 & GrProjection::GetMatrix | ( | ) | const |
returns a reference to the matrix.
update the cached projection matrix if necessary.
make sure the width and height is valid.
calculate a projection matrix based on whether or not the current configuration is orthographic or perspective.
calculate matrix components.
now build the matrix.
incorperate the near clip plane into the matrix by applying a shear on the Z axis.
make sure a valid far distance was passed in.
now build the matrix.
clear the dirty flag.
return the cached matrix.
Definition at line 110 of file GrProjection.cpp.
| const MPlane& GrProjection::GetNearClip | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 51 of file GrProjection.h.
| float GrProjection::GetRight | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 55 of file GrProjection.h.
| float GrProjection::GetTop | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 56 of file GrProjection.h.
| float GrProjection::GetWidth | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 49 of file GrProjection.h.
| bool GrProjection::IsOrtho | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 31 of file GrProjection.h.
| void GrProjection::SetAspect | ( | float | aspect | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 42 of file GrProjection.h.
| void GrProjection::SetBottom | ( | float | bottom | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 46 of file GrProjection.h.
| void GrProjection::SetFarDist | ( | float | farDist | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 41 of file GrProjection.h.
| void GrProjection::SetFOV | ( | float | fov | ) |
Definition at line 101 of file GrProjection.cpp.
| void GrProjection::SetLeft | ( | float | left | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 43 of file GrProjection.h.
| void GrProjection::SetNearClip | ( | const MPlane & | nearClip | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 40 of file GrProjection.h.
| void GrProjection::SetRight | ( | float | right | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 44 of file GrProjection.h.
| void GrProjection::SetTop | ( | float | top | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 45 of file GrProjection.h.


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Welcome to Hervature, my personal spot on the interwebs
Welcome to Hervature, my personal spot on the interwebs
Just started my first year of PhD at Princeton University. I'm part of the Operations Research/Financial Engineering (ORFE) department. In short, ORFE is the overlapping field of statistics, probability, and optimization theory and their applications. In lay terms, we seek to formulize different problems and quantify what it means to be the "best" solution. My area of interest is optimization theory and its intersection with computer science. That is, developing novel algorithms to find the optimal solution to a variety of different problems or showing that such an algorithm doesn't exist.
I have a passion for advanced mathematics, high technology, and trying to combine the two. Whether it be learning the latest web framework (I'm a Rails guy) or trying to apply signal processing methods to the stock market, I'm always looking to push my boundaries and increase my knowledge. My main interests include web and mobile development, economics and the stock market, artificial intelligence, and robotics.
My current passion is skiing. This past break, I had the fortune of going skiing a couple of times at Sunshine in Banff with my twin and brother-in-law. Hopefully I'll get around to writing a blog post and editing some of my GoPro footage. On weekends, I usually work at the graduate bar at Princeton which is always a fun place for me. With what little time I have to volunteer, I use it to teach inmates mathematics through the Princeton Prison Teaching Initiative. This semester, I'm teaching at Fort Dix, the largest prison in the US. Finally, I also like to think I'm a trivia buff and enjoy taking a thirty minute break out of my day to watch Jeopardy!
The achievement of new heights through solid fundamentals.
To positively impact the world by pursuing excellence in myself and my work, seek innovative solutions to interesting challenges, and hold myself to the highest degree of integrity.


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DigitalOcean is a provider of VPS services. For small applications the server can run on a single Droplet. The references at the end provide some pointers for setting up production installations.
Since the website will be public it will use a free Lets Encrypt certificate to secure the traffic. DigitalOcean does not provide public domain names for Droplets so you will need to own or register a domain for the certificate.
How To Use the MEAN One-Click Install Image
NOTE: To avoid install problems it's best to choose a 1GB or larger droplet.
Try the sample application if desired but skim over the later sections on developing and deploying your own application.
a) Initial Server Setup with Ubuntu 14.04
b) Additional Recommended Steps for New Ubuntu 14.04 Servers
When setting up a firewall as described in b), be sure to allow access on ports 80, 443, and 25.
Connect to the droplet as the non-root user created in step 3, then:
>$ cd ~ (or your preferred install location) >$ npm install scriptremote --production >$ mv node_modules/scriptremote .
First set up an email forwarding account. This will be used to
send security-related messages and user notifications.
Rather than using an existing account, you may want to create one
just for this purpose.
Then copy the sample credentials file and substitue your values
for the MAILER
dummy values:
>$ cd ~/scriptremote >$ cp credentials.env .env >$ chmod 600 .env >$ vim .env
Some services are stricter than others about relaying mail. To help ensure that mail can be sent choose the same provider as expected for registered user emails, and set MAILER_FROM to the same address as MAILER_EMAIL_ID. If users will have a variety of email providers then consider using a service like mailgun. Any mailing errors will be logged to the console. If there is a problem it will probably first show up when registering the admin user below.
Secondly, generate a random string for the session middleware. For example:
>$ openssl rand -base64 32Substitute the result for the SESSION_SECRET value in .env
sudo setcap 'cap_net_bind_service=+ep' /usr/bin/nodejs
>$ cd ~/scriptremote >$ npm run productionThis should start the server listening on port 80. Check that you can access the site with a browser by entering http://<droplet-ip>
Use ctrl-c to terminate the server when done.
Use the controls panels at your domain registrar and at Digital Ocean to set up DNS records for your domain, as described in:
How To Set Up a Hostname with Digital Ocean
Allow time for the changes to propagate. The ping and dig commands can be used to check DNS and reverse DNS lookup are working.
Start the server and check that you can access the site by entering http://<your-domain>
Use ctrl-c to terminate the server when done.
First install the letsencrypt client:
>$ cd ~ >$ git clone https://github.com/letsencrypt/letsencrypt >$ cd letsencrypt >$ ./letsencrypt-auto --helpCreate the certificate and copy the key files to server directory:
>$ mkdir ~/scriptremote/config/sslcerts >$ sudo -s >$ ./letsencrypt-auto certonly --standalone -d <your-domain> -dThe certificate will be valid for 90 days. It can be renewed within 30 days of expiration by using the renew subcommand of letsencrypt-auto>$ cp /etc/letsencrypt/live/<your-domain>/fullchain.pem ~/scriptremote/config/sslcerts >$ cp /etc/letsencrypt/live/<your-domain>/privkey.pem ~/scriptremote/config/sslcerts >$ chown <your-user:your-user> ~/scriptremote/config/sslcerts/ >$ ctrl-d >$ chmod 600 ~/scriptremote/config/sslcerts/
>$ cd ~/scriptremote >$ npm run secureThis should start the server listening on port 443. Check that you can access the site with a browser by entering https://<your-domain> The 'https' in the url is required the first time a browser loads the site since there is no listener on http port 80. (Older browsers that do not support strict transport security will require the protocol to be specified every time.)
Use ctrl-c to terminate the server when done.
There are various ways to do this. Here we use the 'screen' terminal multiplexor, which is already installed in the droplet.
>$ screenThis will start a new terminal window to use for the following steps.
>$ cd ~/scriptremote >$ npm run secure
>$ mongo scriptremote >$ show collectionsIf there are collections listed other than system.indexes, sessions, or startup_log then remove them and also sessions, using:
>$ db.<collection>.drop()
In the browser select Login/Register on the home screen and then Register Here on the login screen. The registration screen should display a message that the admin account is being registered.
Continue the registration by entering at least an email and password, and by selecting one of the options for registration of other users. The default is to allow other users to register themselves. You can also select a timeout for idle sessions.
A confirmation email should be sent to the registered address. Complete the registration by clicking the link in the email or by submitting the token value from the email into the form displayed when attempting to login.
Return to the home page and login using the admin account.
Get script credentials by selecting Settings in menu bar and then selecting Generate in the API Credentials section. The User Id and Token values will be needed to authenticate messages to the server from scripts running in the private network.
Copy the API credentials obtained above to a machine in the private
network. Get the bash utility script scriptremote/public/dist/srio.sh
.
You can copy it from the server installation or it may be easier to
download it
from github using a browser.
Set SRSERVER
to the url of your server, by editing the script
or as an environment variable. If the script will run behind a web proxy it may
also be necessary to set the HTTPS_PROXY environment variable.
>$ export SRSERVER=https://<your-domain>Create a simple test:
>$ cat > test.sh #!/bin/bash . ./srio.sh SR_start ${SRUSER} ${SRTOKEN} 'myproject' 'myjob' SR_set 'msg1' 'Hello World' 'false' SR_send 'mylocation' SR_endExport the API credentials and run the test:
>$ export SRUSER=<your-userid> >$ export SRTOKEN=<your-token> >$ bash test.shCheck that the test message can be viewed in the browser by selecting Projects in the menu bar.
If the script fails with a certificate verification error it may mean that there is no CA cert store available in the test machine OS. In that case you would need to install a root certificate.
>$ ctrl-a d >$ exit
Connect to the droplet as the non-root user and use the screen command:
>$ screen -ls >$ screen -r <screen-id>If you need to scroll up in the window, the command to view the window's history buffer is:
>$ crtl-a escTo exit the buffer type 'return' twice
Since the admin has elevated priviledges to do things like viewing user details and registering new users, it is best for security purposes to minimize use of that account. Instead register as a normal user for actual projects. This will require a different email address from the one used to for the admin account.
Logging of server responses is enabled by default. The log directory is ~/scriptremote/log. The log file format is 'Apache common'. It is recommended to monitor the logs for signs of instrusion, such as an unknown source ip successfully accessing an endpoint other than the root or documentation.
For additional security you may want to enable authentication for MongoDB. Without authentication anyone who manages to obtain user access to the system can also access the database. MongoDB supports elaborate authentication/authorization schemes but for simplicity the following just sets up a "root" user with all access.
Create the user in the mongo shell:
>$mongo > use admin > db.createUser( > { > user: "<mongo-user>", > pwd: "<mongo-password>", > roles: [ "root" ] > } >) >exitThen enable authentication in the mongo config file, which is often located at /etc/mongod.conf. Depending on the file format add either:
security: authorization: enabledor
auth = trueThen restart mongod:
>$ sudo restart mongodCheck that the credentials work in the mongo shell:
>$ mongo -u "mongo-user" -p "mongo-password" --authenticationDatabase "admin"Edit the ~/scriptremote/.env file to uncomment the mongo credentials and substitute your values, then restart the ScriptRemote server.
You may want to enable limits on the amount of message data that can be
sent to the server, for example to help protect against scripting errors
that could produce very large or very many messages.
The available limits are defined in scriptremote/config/env/all.js
.
Any of them may be set as environment variables or added to the .env file
prior to starting the server.
References:
How To Set Up a Node.js Application for Production on Ubuntu 14.04
Building for Production: Web Applications
How To Set Up a Firewall Using Iptables on Ubuntu 14.04


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THANK YOU! From the One Billion Rising Global Coordinators on
International Women’s Day
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=VEsdNTdfhlVXzsCgRxehbA
As International Women’s Day, 8 March, begins, we are excited to share
this special note from our ONE BILLION RISING FOR JUSTICE Global
Coordinators and highlights from this year’s campaign.
Risings are still happening throughout Canada and across the globe,
please be sure to CHECK OUT our event map
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=CKSjGe9gd0DMt_naZzaeiA
to find one near you.
We would like to say a huge, collective THANK YOU to activists and
groups around the world for the incredible risings that took place on
and around 14 February 2014, and for the risings taking place
throughout Canada and the world tomorrow on International Women’s Day.
We thank everyone for going deeper into the justice issues in each
community, city, and country, for coming together to address impunity,
for gathering and dancing together to show our collective strength and
energy in our demand to end violence against women and girls. We thank
you for your amazing creativity, artistry, energy, courage, and
determination.
As global coordinators, we are in awe of the work that you did to
deepen the campaign in your communities, and humbled by the broad and
committed engagement. Through your work we saw multiple sectors coming
together to demand justice, and we saw coalitions being formed and led
by grassroots activists who have been doing the work of ending
violence for years. We thank you for affirming what a global
solidarity movement truly means - people coming together for a
uniquely local, yet shared global vision of a world where women can
one day live with equality, freedom, respect, and dignity.
We encourage activists all over the world to keep Rising for Justice
until the violence stops!
- Rossana Abueva, Fartuun Adan, Sajjad Akbar, Iman Aoun, Abha Bhaiya,
Kamla Bhasin, Nicoletta Billi, Rada Boric, Delia Cohen, Nico
Corradini, Anne-christine d'Adesky, Jason Day, Ines Eichmuller,
European Women’s Lobby, Laura Flanders, Allison Gars, Fahima Hashim,
Karin Heisecke, Colani Hlatjwako, Lindsey Horvath, Khushi Kabir,
Marsha Pamela López Calderón, Dianne Madray, Marya
Meyer, Barbara Mhangami-Ruwende, Elena Montorsi, Naomi Mwaura, Andres
Naime, Mbachi Joyce Ng'oma, Mathamkaze Ramakau, Pat Reuss, Nighat
Rizvi, Nyasha Sengayi, Zubeida Shaik, Ivana Smith, Thea Tadiar, Hannah
Tarindwa, Isatou Touray, Mily Trevino-Sauceda, Karabo Tshikube, and
Monique Wilson
2014 HIGHLIGHTS
BANGLADESH, Khushi Kabir: “Over a hundred thousand people organized
One Billion Rising for Justice manifestations all over the
country…” more >
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=TUV8sRNWGw4Ll1aVMqz_ug
CARIBBEAN COUNTRIES, Dianne Madray: “This movement allowed so many of
us to recognise the theme "Rising for Justice” and understand that by
standing together as Collated Regional Teams from around the Caribbean
we can create a VOICE for the Caribbean at large…“ more >
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=R9ExGBU6X6lzlG6O4uLR6w
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA, Marsha Pamela Lopez Calderon: ”‘Rise for
Justice’ events took place in Panamá, Costa Rica, Honduras,
Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, Colombia, Argentina, Ecuador,
Bolivia, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Venezuela, República
Dominicana, and Brazil, with a total number of 60 One Billion Rising
for Justice events taking place across the region…“ more >
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=NgwtWQe9asgilQmmSvcsvQ
CROATIA, Rada Boric: "Women’s groups prepared and read a Protest
letter to the Croatian Judiciary demanding justice for women victims
of all forms of violence, including justice for women survivors of
sexual violence during the war/conflict in the 90’s…” more >
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=-UyHgqn1tmy8Z9_TAhlDAQ
INDIA, Abha Bhaiya & Kamla Bhasin: “People of various religions,
multiple sexual identities, different ethnic/ tribal groups, as well
women and men spread throughout rural areas of the country, came
together for this campaign and provided a fundamental shift…”
more >
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=51kJpleWYmCGFbfoOqAyHg
ITALY, Nico Corradini: “… more than 150 Risings took place in
119 cities in Italy. Young people and students shared thoughts of the
larger meaning of Justice: respect, value, guarantee for equality and
social justice, pointing EDUCATION as crucial starting point…”
more >
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=S35Gl9qz-CipC-HTy_Wcsw
LESOTHO, Mathamkaze Ramakau: “In Lesotho, a rising activity for young
women of Lesotho was organised after realising that young women often
lack a space where they can talk about issues affecting them in this
country…” more >
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=n4f1WdMCITHDUml9wjyI0Q
MEXICO, Andres Naime & Rosi Orozco: “Thousands danced in town
plazas all over the country. The rising at the Mexico City Alameda
Park resulted in the closing of one of the major prostitution dancing
halls in the city. Because of the campaign, one girl who had been
missing was found, after her photo was seen at the Rising at the
Alameda…” more >
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=651Q8AKJrkkwbr-3nNZO3A
PERU, Jason Day: “The participation of so many groups from so many
sectors has changed the culture - from football players wearing One
Billion Rising t-shirts at their games, and construction workers
committing to treating women with respect and putting an end to sexual
harassment on the streets…” more >
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=w_4HjmYa9xMNulg8cj9SVw
THE PHILIPPINES, Monique Wilson: “The One Billion Rising for Justice
campaign brought to the forefront all the intersectional issues that
continue to perpetuate the violence being done to women and girls -
poverty, economic exploitation, environmental injustice, corruption,
militarisation - and brought huge media attention to who the
grassroots women’s movement consider to be the main perpetrators of
the continued state instigated violence: the Philippine government led
by the Philippine President Aquino…” more >
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=F7UB6lOegtkiz1tVmyw7pQ
SOUTH AFRICA, Barbara Mhangami Ruwende & Zubeida Shaik: “…
One Billion Rising Campaign of February 2014 has caught the attention
of policymakers, raised the level of conscientiousness of ordinary
South Africans, and left an irreversible mark on the psyche of those
who have for years remained apathetic…” more >
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=EkY4ceAv3OS1TTRVZuSEag
SWAZILAND, Colani Hjatjwako: “One Billion Rising has helped us as
women in Swaziland to realise that change will only happen when we
come out as a team and work together…” more >
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UNITED STATES, Allison Gars (Atlanta): “… activists, leaders,
and citizens of Atlanta including Hispanic, Latino, African American,
White, Transgender and more gathered at The Historic Ebenezer Baptist
Church, the spiritual home of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., to have a
conversation about today’s most pressing human rights issue: violence
against women and girls…” more >
http://action.vday.org/site/R?i=SqvMLe43n7MNPUANxGOPug
UNITED STATES, Marya Meyer (Miami): “A full 30 local organizations
joined the February 14 Rising, with informational tables,
conversation, and literature that showed locals what they can do,
empowering the entire community and taking away the sense of
helplessness when facing the realities of continued violence…”
more >
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Futures gain as China fuels trade deal optimism
U.S. stock index futures pointed to another session of gains on Monday, as a report out of China added to optimism over a trade deal and the country's central bank indicated willingness to step in to prop up a slowing economy.
REUTERS: U.S. stock index futures pointed to another session of gains on Monday, as a report out of China added to optimism over a trade deal and the country's central bank indicated willingness to step in to prop up a slowing economy.
Washington and Beijing had held "constructive" trade talks over the weekend, China's state media said, just days after White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow indicated that the world's top two economies were close to a deal.
Hopes of a resolution to the 16-month trade dispute that has roiled financial markets and throttled global growth have powered Wall Street's three indexes to multiple record highs this month.
Chipmakers that have a large exposure to China rose in premarket trading, with Nvidia Corp , Micron Technology and Advanced Micro Devices Inc up between 0.4per cent and 1per cent.
U.S.-listed Chinese stocks including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and Baidu Inc rose between 0.5per cent and 1per cent.
Aiding sentiment was the unexpected cut by China to a closely watched lending rate for the first time in more than four years, as the central bank looks to counter a slowdown.
At 7:28 a.m. ET, Dow e-minis were up 85 points, or 0.3per cent. S&P 500 e-minis were up 6 points, or 0.19per cent and Nasdaq 100 e-minis were up 22.25 points, or 0.27per cent.
Attention now turns to minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting, where it cut interest rates for the third time this year. The minutes are due to be released on Wednesday.
Also on the radar are earnings from U.S. retailers such as Home Depot Inc , Kohl's Corp and Target Corp following a stronger-than-expected corporate earnings season to-date that has aided the rally in stocks.
Shares of HP Inc fell 2.1per cent after the company rebuffed a US$33.5 billion offer from Xerox Corp and said it was open to exploring a bid for the latter.
Splunk Inc gained 3.4per cent after Morgan Stanley upgraded the data analytics software maker's stock to "overweight" from "equal-weight".
(Reporting by Arjun Panchadar in Bengaluru; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila)


Hello, and welcome to Isaac's Arcade! My name is Isaac Chen, and I am the creator of this site. I have a huge passion for computer programming, and decided to make a website with all my games and projects. It turned out pretty cool in my completely unbiased opinion, but storage limitations forced me to switch website hosts. I figured that was as good a time as any to give the site a I'm (obviously) not a graphic designer, but I do think this new site looks a *little* better than the old one. I hope you agree :)
You can use the navigation bar above to check out what I've done, or view the source code here. If you found a bug/issue with the site, you can file a bug report here. If you have an idea for a new feature or improvement, share it with me by clicking here! For the more technically inclined of you, if you found a bug or have an idea, feel free to fork the repository, make some changes, and submit a pull request. If you aren't sure how to do that, read this helpful article from GitHub.


S-Expressions to HTML
This page uses a Scheme implementation in JavaScript (Biwa Scheme) and a simple list manipulation script,
to convert S-Expressions to plain HTML.
These can be simpler to read and easier/faster to write
in an early phase of rapid development and prototyping.
See the example for reference on how to write HTML with it.


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Probably very important. Actually, more important than the workout itself. In a nutshell, if you want to gain weight (fat, muscle, weight in general), you have to eat above your maintenance. On the contrary, if you want to lose weight, yup..you guessed it right, you have to eat below your maintenance. What is the 'maintenance' you ask.  That's not magic. That's a fact.
Fitness isn't all about working out, if you are serious about this journey, you have to learn about macros and calories. The number of calories and the macros depend on the individual but fundamentals are all the same. Beware, NUMBERS coming up. For me as an example, 170 lbs 5'11 male with an active lifestyle, if I want to gain weight, I have to eat 200-300 above my maintenance calories which is 2590. If i want to lose weight, then 200-300 less calories than that. Pretty easy.
Now let's talk about macros. Protein, fat, and carbs.  Rule of thumb, 1g-1.2g of protein = your body weight (when cutting). For example, me... If I want to bulk, I have tp consume 3050 calories and the macros is 50% carbs(381g), 20% protein(153g), and 30% fat(102g). Feel free to tweek this a little. These numbers work for me, but maybe not for you. When I cut then I have to eat 2300 calories which is 40%carbs(230g), 30% protein(173g), and 30% fat(77g). Again, feel free to tweek this a little bit.
If you need to calculate your own macros, my go to is MyFitnessPal. Or, here's a useful link I found online for macro calculator.


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| 2021-current | Researcher Stockholm University, Department of Geological Sciences |
| 2019-2021 | Postdoctoral researcher Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München,GeoBio-Center |
| 2016-2019 | Postdoctoral researcher Swedish Museum of Natural History, Department of Bioinformatics and Genetics |
| 2014-2016 | Postdoctoral associate Yale University, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences (formerly Geology & Geophysics) |
| 2009-2015 | Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Yale University, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences (formerly Geology & Geophysics) |
| 2004-2008 | Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Harvard University |
| 2022 | The Micropalaeontology Society’s Alan Higgins Award for Applied Micropaleontology |
| 2021 | Bolin Centre for Climate Research (RA6: Deep time climate variability) small grant funding |
| 2020 | Swedish Research Council (Vetenskapsrådet) starting grant within natural and engineering sciences: “High-throughput quantification of community evolution in planktonic foraminifera across the K/Pg mass extinction using automated morphometrics and convolutional neural networks” (Principle Investigator) |
| 2019 | National Science Foundation (NSF) Systematics and Biodiversity Science Program, Collaborative Research: “Integrative approaches to the turtle body plan: Evolutionary origins of structural complexity in an enigmatic lineage” (Key Personnel) |
| 2019 | PeerJ award for open data analysis and publication in palaeontology |
| 2018 | Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions seal of excellence |
| 2016 | Peabody Museum of Natural History George Gaylord Simpson prize |
| 2015 | Estwing Hammer Prize for outstanding graduate student in Geology & Geophysics, Yale University |
| 2012 | The Jurassic Foundation Research Grant |
| 2012 | Mid-America Paleontology Society (MAPS) outstanding student research award |
| 2010, 2011 | National Science Foundation (NSF) graduate research fellowship program, honorable mentions |


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Replacing your lawn with native plants can make your yard use less water and blend naturally with the California landscape. This book is one of our favorites, outlining ways to use native plants and natural rocks to create a natural and eco-friendly space for recreation.


Weather Demo
Set Options
Available Options
| Option |
Effect |
Values |
Default |
| element |
Defines the DOM element to put the widget in |
Any DOM ID |
weather-widget |
| units |
Defines which unit system to use |
metric, imperial |
standard (metric with Kelvin) |
| language |
Defines the language of the weather condition |
check http://openweathermap.org/current#multi |
en (English) |
| scheme |
Defines desired color scheme |
dark, light |
light |
| iconPath |
Defines the path to the icons |
PATH |
Path to my asset server |
| tempRange |
Show the min and max temperature values |
true, false |
true |
| conditionName |
Show the weather condition description |
true, false |
true |
| geolocationButton |
Show the geolocation button |
true, false |
true |
| editCityButton |
Show the button to edit the city name |
true, false |
true |
| clock |
Shows digital clock |
true, false |
false |
| seconds |
Shows seconds (if "clock" is set true) |
true, false |
false |
| refreshTimeout |
Set interval for weather update |
minutes (integer) |
5 |


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Introduction to OpenMP
OpenMP is an interface that provides support for parallel programming. The easiest thing we can do is create a simple C++ code, compile it and run it multiple times in parallel.
We wrote the hello.cpp
code and compiled it.
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
#pragma omp parallel
{
std::cout << "Hello from OpenMP!\n";
}
return 0;
}
Note that we included a single new line, #pragma omp parallel
which simply mentions that the code between the brackets is what we aim to parallelize. We compile the program using
g++ -fopenmp hello_openmp.cpp -o hello_openm
Now, we set the number of threads to \(3\) using the OMP_NUM_THREADS
variable and execute the file. The code has indeed been run \(3\) times.
We are now going to examine a few of these types of directives. ### Directives
In general code is executed one line at a time, beginning with the main function. While usually there is a single main thread, what the #pragma
commands do is split the given code into multiple threads. Then each thread executes the specified code in parallel.
The OpenMP library provides the two functions used to identify threads:
omp_get_thread_num()
: thread idomp_get_num_threads()
: total threads
There are different ways to assign threads to tasks, and this is why there are different types of directives:
parallel
: execute code in parallelsections
: run in parallel different sections of the codefor
: tells loops which iterations to assign to different threadscritical
: block of code that is only allowed to be run by one block at a timereduction
: combine results into one
Parallel
To see how these threads works let’s create a program that returns the id of each thread.
#include <iostream>
#ifdef _OPENMP
#include <omp.h>
#else
#define omp_get_num_threads() 0
#define omp_get_thread_num() 0
#endif
int main(){
std::cout << "This is the main thread.\n";
#pragma omp parallel
{
int n_threads = omp_get_num_threads();
int thread_id = omp_get_thread_num();
std::cout << "This is thread"
<< thread_id
<< "out of"
<< n_threads
<< std::endl;
}
std::cout << "This is the main thread again.\n";
return 0;
}
Note that the thread_id
and n_threads
are local variables within the parallelized section. The code is the compiled and ran as previously.
Sections
Sections are used to define different sections of the code that can be run in parallel. To see how it works, let’s consider a simple example that adds and checks whether the numbers are equal.
#include <iostream>
int sum(int a, int b){
int c = a + b;
return c;
}
bool is_equal(int a, int b){
bool c = (a == b);
return c;
}
int main(){
std::cout << "Hello from main thread.\n";
#pragma omp parallel
{
#pragma omp sections
{
#pragma omp section
{
sum(2,4);
}
#pragma omp section
{
is_equal(2,4);
}
}
}
return 0;
}
Compiling and executing this code has actually no return. It is purely for demonstrative purposes.
Reductions
Reductions combine multiple subcalculations into one after every calculation. This way we don’t have to store all the results until the end.
Let’s estimate the mean of \(100\) coin flips.
#include <iostream>
#ifdef _OPENMP
#include <omp.h>
#else
#define omp_get_thread_num() 0
#endif
int flip_coin(){
int n = rand() % 2;
return n;
}
int main(){
int count = 0;
#pragma omp parallel reduction( + : count )
{
int private_count = 0;
#pragma omp for
for (int i=0; i<100; i++)
{
int flip = flip_coin();
if (flip == 1)
{
++private_count;
}
}
count += private_count;
}
std::cout << "Estimated mean of 100 coin flips is: " << count/double(100) <<"\n";
return 0;
}