For the second project of the AR/VR class, we were asked to build a viewable solar system with the tool Unity3D. For this project, we were tasked to create a visual representation of different solar systems from data that we collected from a variety of given resources given to us by Professor Andy Johnson.
The navigation is through the VR controllers. The navigation includes being able to walk around in the space as well as being able to move the camera with the controls. Currently, no teleportation is in place because of the limiation of an unbounded area of which is displaying all of the planets and their paths. If we created a 'box' where the users have to stay in, then having teleportation would have worked, but because the size and space required to show all the planets and their orbits, it would not be a very effective system on allowing the user to teleport because of an infinite depth into space.
To fly around, you use the LEFT joystick and point it in the direction you want to go. We did that because that's just a part of the default controls. To trigger menu items or the paging event, you first point the RIGHT controller to the general area and then you hold down the trackpad. When you release, that is what get's clicked.
Some features that the project includes is that we created a menu system where you can adjust various details about the view you're looking at. When first loaded in, you are brought to a view where the system is in a three-dimensional view. We chose this to be the default view because it is more visually appealing to be a part of the system than to just look at it from the side view. But to show the side view, we have a two-dimensional view that allows the system to be viewed from a sideways perspective. So, if the user is just trying to view the system from a whole, it would be fast to understand the distances between the sun and the planets from a two-dimensional view than from a three-dimensional view. We also allow the user to be able to scale the system. We did this because it allows a user to get a more broad view of the system as well as a more close-up view of the system. Having the user choose which way they want to view the system allows for a better learning experience. We also allow users to change
We also allow the user to be able to scale the system. We did this because it allows a user to get a more broad view of the system as well as a more close-up view of the system. Having the user choose which way they want to view the system allows for a better learning experience. We also allow users to change the speed of the systems as well. This was to also allow for a better learning experience. Being able to see a full rotation of a planet's revolution around the sun in respect to other planet's revolutions around the same sun shows how slow, or fast, a planet is moving is not only cool to see, but it allows a user to undertand different gravitational pulls between different suns and different planets.
All of the adjustable features are in a menu that the user can pull up from the controllers that are included with VR sets and that allows for a versatility of users from the plethora of different VR systems out there.
We also allow the user to page through a set of systems and take a look at different systems. This way, the user can view all the different systems in a nice manner. Before we did this, we had all of the systems show in one giant column going down. It was a miserable sight to see. But after paging, the user can see 10 different systems at a time and then just page through the different systems that we have available. And another thing on top of that, is in the two- dimensional view, the user can see different habitable planets and the habitable area. We also show the users their relative distance away from the sun in two-dimensional view and we have a visual representation of when a planet is too far out of range of the two-dimensional view.
This project had a few unique finds, or intersting things. In terms of planetary information, many planetary systems had only one star and one planet. It is unique to us because one would thing that many stars would have graviational pulls that would attract different meteors create an orbit from the meteor. As seen by many different applications on the web, there are frequent meteor showers in different parts of the world that are visible to us people through telescopes and sometimes just by staring up at night. We, as people, do not see every different meteor traveling through space, but one can assume that there are more than we can see. With that, we did see data on some systems with a ton of planets as well.
The systems with many different planets also had a nice range of 'livable' conditions for us humans. This also peaked our interest as we found a lot of planets, in different systems, that could potentially house us when Earth becomes overpopulated. That is, if we ever find a way to do light speed travel or even long distance travel across millions of miles of open space. But I digress, seeing many systems with habitable planets is intersting. What classifies a planet as habitable versus not habitable? Do we have the technology to determine if a planet is even in a condition that we can cleary state as habitable or not? Whatever the case may be, space companies were able to clasify more planets as hibitable than I had originally thought.
Data from Exoplanet Archive -- Our team didn't use any assets outside of the ones that our professor, Andy Johnson, had provided to us from his templates. In terms of actual data though, we got all of our data from the link. We used this site, aside from the others because the data seemed to compliment how we wanted to implement the data into this project. The Exoplanet Archive had given us all the information that we needed as well as more than 600 different systems! We had over 2200 different systems from that website. Many of them, as stated in the 'Unique Finds' section, had systems with one star and one planet.
Audio for the Suns -- In terms of another feature we had, we added in a sound for the suns. Each sun, within the system, has their own sound effect given from the link in the beginning. We did this so that when a user is flying around, they would be able to know if they are virtually close to the sun or not. Having another sense of position via audio allows for an easier time to use the application as well as an easier time to understand solar system's positioning.
Find our code here: executable
Find our code here: Code
Here's our video to show what we have done: Video Demo


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During my time at NIU I have been able to help my community through community service. I have had about 80 hours of community service while here at NIU. One of the community service projects that I am most proud of is called NIU cares day. At NIU cares day you are split into teams and then are assigned a place to go. I was assigned to go to a Dekalb museum where we spent the day pulling weeds, laying wood chips, and doing other chores around the property.
The last accomplishment that I will talk about is my time in other organizations, I was in APICS and CAB. APICS is a Operational Management club here on campus where you tour warehouses and other production facilities. CAB stands for campus activity board which is a school organization that holds events for the students here at NIU. I am happy with my decision to joining the organization and help educate myself and help the students here at NIU have more fun while at school.


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THE OUT-OF-TOWNERS A film review by Matt Williams
RATING: * * out of * * * *
If it worked once before, why not try it again? That seems to be the motto behind the new comedy, The Out-of-Towners. Not only is it reuniting Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn (who worked wonderfully in Housesitter), but the project bringing them back together is a remake as well. Unfortunately, in this case, the second time is not the charm. The Out-of-Towners is a comedy that's not really worth the trip.
The new film borrows the basic premise from Neil Simon's 1970 comedy, The Out of Towners, in which an Ohio couple, in this case Henry and Nancy Clark (Martin and Hawn), travel to New York for a job interview. In the original, Jack Lemmon was the lead, looking for a better job. The remake is slightly bleaker, with Martin struggling to tread water, having been fired from his old job in Ohio.
Of course, a trip to the Big Apple isn't as easy as a quick flight. The Clarks encounter plane mishaps, luggage mishaps, train mishaps, car mishaps, money mishaps, and hotel mishaps...and that's just for starters. Everything that can go wrong will...and does.
There are times when the film recalls Martin's 1987 Planes, Trains and Automobiles (and even this year's Forces of Nature). Yet, though all these films utilize Murphy's Law as it applies to travel, The Out-of-Towners never quite reaches the same level of inspiration. Yes, lots of bad things happen, but in The Out-of-Towners they feel over-scripted and bland. Whereas Planes, Trains and Automobiles elicited guffaws, The Out-of-Towners merely delivers chuckles.
The entire movie seems oddly restrained. Where's the wild-and-crazy Steve Martin when you need him? Sure, Martin does a little schtick here and there (most notably after accidentally taking some hallucinogens), but for most of the movie he is actually boring. Goldie Hawn fares little better. She spends half the movie pouting about one thing or another, and rarely gets a chance to truly shine.
The best addition to The Out-of-Towners comes in the form of John Cleese. Playing a stuffy hotel manager (borrowing a page from Fawlty Towers), Cleese's quick wit and eccentricities deliver a much needed charge to this otherwise staid comedy.
But, in the end, Cleese is not enough to redeem The Out-of-Towners. The minor laughs it possesses aren't worth seeking out.
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Partitions data
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tensors using indices from partitions
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For each index tuple js
of size partitions.ndim
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becomes part of outputs[partitions[js]]
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are placed in outputs[i]
in lexicographic order of js
, and the first dimension of outputs[i]
is the number of entries in partitions
equal to i
. In detail,
outputs[i].shape = [sum(partitions == i)] + data.shape[partitions.ndim:]
outputs[i] = pack([data[js, ...] for js if partitions[js] == i])
data.shape
must start with partitions.shape
.
For example:
# Scalar partitions. partitions = 1 num_partitions = 2 data = [10, 20] outputs[0] = [] # Empty with shape [0, 2] outputs[1] = [[10, 20]]
# Vector partitions. partitions = [0, 0, 1, 1, 0] num_partitions = 2 data = [10, 20, 30, 40, 50] outputs[0] = [10, 20, 50] outputs[1] = [30, 40]
See dynamic_stitch
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Arguments:
[0, num_partitions)
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OutputList
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Fans beg SM Entertainment to change NCT Dream’s rotational concept as 4 members graduate
by ratmonsterPopular NCT subunit NCT Dream recently held their first ever solo concerts, “The Dream Show”. The group played multiple nights at the Jang-Chung Arena in Seoul.
On the final night, the members started getting emotional on stage, and ended up breaking down in tears, knowing that it would be their last show as a full 6 member group.
NCT Dream currently consists of 6 members, but their rotational concept means that 4 of them will be graduating from the group come 2020. Past member Mark graduated from the group almost one year ago.
Fans are upset at SM Entertainment for not speaking up about the unit’s future, as member Haechan is also a part of another NCT subunit ‘NCT 127’. Members Jaemin, Jeno and Renjun are only a part of NCT Dream and are without a fixed group, so fans don't know how they will continue to promote next year, after they graduate.
Nctzens expressed their anger and sadness about the situation:
1. This is just wrong... Usually for normal idols, they get to promote several years and they can voluntarily retire on their own but they're just being thrown away like that? The kids aren't some joke either, and what will happen to the fans if you just throw away the singers like that? I don't know, I feel like everyone really likes NCT Dream? Isn't it the same as having a group you like stop being a group?
2. For whom is this system intended to be made for? As soon as you start liking a group, they all graduate, isn't this too much of a punishment to the fans?ㅠㅠ And what about those trainees? Why did you debut them for? Are they going back to their trainee life? I don't understand
3. I feel like AKB's system is way better thought than this... The Japanese celebrity industry is f*cked up but at least they're not forced to graduate... Of course, I'm not saying that everything is better there
4. What's the point of graduating if they have no fixed team? They won't be able to promote either. What's the point of dissecting a group that's doing well? Who's the one who thought of the "underage" concept, no one asked for it
5. I seriously don't understand what benefit there is to have a graduation system. You just can't build a strong core fandom with systems like that, so why do it...? And the whole NCT concept is already too blurred, so they probably wanted to follow that fluid concept and make them graduate, so wouldn't it make more sense if everyone can promote in every team once to make it fair... They have no countermeasures and they're just blindlessly making them graduate, I can't help but think they're being thrown away
6.  What's the point of creating uncertainty for those singers.... My heart hurts for them
7. They don't even get a fixed team out of it yet they're being forced to leave the group? This is f*cking strange, talk about playing with kids...
8. Mark was like that too with his last concert with the Dream and now the 00'ers are like this for their Dream concert too, why are they always making the kids feel sorry towards Dream and ending it just like that by making them cry their eyes out? There has to be a way to stop that, this is just too cruel
9. I went to the concert today and everyone around me was crying, I'm not even exaggerating... I was looking at the kids and I was so upsetㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
10. This is their first concert but has the vibes of a disbandment concert. This kind of system really doesn't suit Korea seriously..
What are your thoughts on the situation?


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She was just one year old when she made her first painitng. Dimitra Milan grew up in a family of art: both of her parents were artists. They worked so hard on her homeschooling that she finished school 2 years earlier. This allowed her to focus on her art full time and achieve fame and recognistion when she was just 15 years old.
Her parents had their own art school, the Milan Art Institute where they offered art classes. Dimitra was obviously one of the students. That's where she learned oil painting in the classical realistic way. Learning realism was hard for her in the begining but it taught her how to express herself.
Dimitra has a special relationship with her mother who "inspires her as an artist to have a responsibility to contribute towards positive change". She wants to be an inspiration for young artists to believe in their dreams and to work hard to achieve them. Creativity and passion for painting are what drives her the most in life.
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zementisr is an R client for the Zementis Server API. Zementis Server is an execution engine for PMML models which also comes with model management capabilities. Using zementisr, data scientists can deploy PMML models to Zementis Server, predict new values by sending data to the server and manage the entire PMML model life cycle without leaving their preferred R development environment.
zementisr deploys PMML models to Zementis Server and manages the model lifecycle. Below are some of the things you can do once you have converted your R prediction model to PMML.
Check out the quickstart guide and the docs for further details.
library(pmml)
# Build a simple lm model and convert it to PMML
iris_lm <- lm(Sepal.Length ~ ., data=iris)
iris_pmml <- pmml(iris_lm, model_name = "iris_model")
library(zementisr)
# Deploy PMML model to Zementis Server
upload_model(iris_pmml)
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#> [1] "iris_model"
#>
#> $is_active
#> [1] TRUE
# Get prediction for new value from Zementis Server
predict_pmml(iris[42, ], "iris_model")
#> $model
#> [1] "iris_model"
#>
#> $outputs
#> Predicted_Sepal.Length
#> 1 4.295281
# Deactivate PMML model on Zementis Server
deactivate_model("iris_model")
#> $model_name
#> [1] "iris_model"
#>
#> $is_active
#> [1] FALSE
# Activate PMML model on Zementis Server
activate_model("iris_model")
#> $model_name
#> [1] "iris_model"
#>
#> $is_active
#> [1] TRUE
# Delete PMML model from Zementis Server
delete_model("iris_model")
#> character(0)
Zementis Server’s REST API uses HTTP Basic Authentication. For each request the client needs to provide username and password.
The zementisr package requires that you store your secrets and the base URL of your Zementis Server as environment variables in the .Renviron
file in your home directory.
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Description
The Tableau Write-back was implemented by Xpand IT and allows you to select data from your sheets, edit or add new information to it and persist it somewhere. This extension can be used, for instance to categorize (add more info to your categories) or add comments to your data.
As an easy way to plug and play the extension, we provide a script that you can use in your Google Spreadsheet to write back data to it. Nevertheless, the extension is flexible enough so you can plug it to your own service to write the results somewhere else.
Documentation
Installing the Extension
Download and install the Extensions API version of Tableau Desktop from the Tableau Extensions API Developer Preview site. Under Resources, click Extensions API Software Downloads.
This extension was lastly tested on:
- Tableau 2018.2 Beta 2;
Extension API used:
- Version 0.16.0


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| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_FRESH | Before or at backend's response line. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_READING_METHOD | Client's HTTP method. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_PAST_METHOD | Client's whitespace after the HTTP method. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_READING_REQUEST_TARGET | Client's HTTP request target. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_PAST_REQUEST_TARGET | Client's whitespace after the HTTP request target. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_READING_VERSION | Client's HTTP version. |
| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_READING_RESPONSE_LINE | Backend's HTTP response line. |
| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_READING_HEADERS | Backend headers. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_READING_FIELD | Client's HTTP headers. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_AWAITING_CONTINUE_WRITE | After client's HTTP headers. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_AWAITING_UPGRADE_WRITE | After client's HTTP headers. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_READING_REQUEST_BODY | Client's HTTP request body. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_WEBSOCKET | Client's WebSocket connection. |
| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_AWAITING_RESPONSE | After backend's HTTP response headers. |
| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_READING_RESPONSE_BODY | Backend's HTTP response body. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_READING_CHUNK_SIZE | Client's HTTP request chunk header. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_READING_CHUNK_BODY | Client's HTTP request chunk body. |
| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_READING_CHUNK_SIZE | Backend's HTTP response chunk header. |
| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_READING_CHUNK_BODY | Backend's HTTP response chunk header. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_READING_TRAILER | Client's HTTP request trailers. |
| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_READING_TRAILER | Backend's HTTP response trailers. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_DONE_READING | After client's request. |
| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_DONE_READING | After backend's response. |
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| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_WRITE_AWAITING_ACCEPT | Nothing written |
| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_WRITING_REQUEST_LINE | Backend's request line. |
| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_WRITING_HEADERS | Backend request headers. |
| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_WRITING_REQUEST_BODY | Backend request body. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_WRITING_UPGRADE | Writing server's Upgrade response |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_WRITING_CONTINUE | Writing server's 100 continue response. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_WRITING_RESPONSE | Writing server's HTTP response body. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_WRITING_WEBSOCKET_RESPONSE | Writing server's WebSocket response. |
| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_WRITING_TRAILERS | Backend request trailers. |
| marla_BACKEND_REQUEST_DONE_WRITING | After backend's HTTP request. |
| marla_CLIENT_REQUEST_DONE_WRITING | After server's HTTP response. |
| data | Pointer to null-terminated character string representing header name |
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| dataLen | data + dataLen is a pointer to a null-terminated string representing the header value |
| data | Pointer to integer. |
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| dataLen | N/A |
| data | Pointer to marla_WriteEvent. |
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| dataLen | N/A |
| data | Pointer to marla_WriteEvent. |
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| dataLen | N/A |
| data | Pointer to data buffer of WebSocket frame. This is zero when the frame has ended. |
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| dataLen | Length of data at buffer. This is zero when the frame has ended. |
| data | Pointer to integer. |
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| data | 2-byte character Close status code |
|---|---|
| dataLen | The length of the status code. Defined as 2. |
| data | The reason for the close is being received |
|---|---|
| dataLen | Bytes received in the WebSocket close reason |
| data | Pointer to integer. |
|---|---|
| dataLen | N/A |
| data | HTTP header name and value. |
|---|---|
| dataLen | Offset into HTTP header for reading header value. |
| data | Pointer to integer. |
|---|---|
| dataLen | N/A |
| Member | Description |
|---|---|
| struct marla_Request* next_request | The next request in line for this connection. |
| int id | A server-unique identifier for this request. |
| int statusCode | HTTP status code |
| char statusLine [MAX_FIELD_VALUE_LENGTH + 1] | HTTP status line text |
| struct marla_Connection* cxn | Underlying client connection |
| char method [MAX_METHOD_LENGTH + 1] | HTTP method |
| char host [MAX_FIELD_VALUE_LENGTH + 1] | HTTP host |
| char uri [MAX_URI_LENGTH + 1] | HTTP request target |
| char error [marla_BUFSIZE] | Error message |
| char contentType [MAX_FIELD_VALUE_LENGTH + 1] | Content-Type header value |
| int is_backend | Indicates if the client request is for a backend connection |
| enum marla_RequestReadStage readStage | Request's read stage |
| enum marla_RequestWriteStage writeStage | Request's write stage |
| int expect_upgrade | Indicates this request expects an upgrade to a different protocol. |
| int expect_continue | Indicates this request expects a 100 Continue response to be written. |
| int expect_trailer | Indicates this request expects HTTP trailer fields. |
| int expect_websocket | Indicates this request expected an upgrade to WebSocket. |
| int close_after_done | Indicates the connection will close once this request is complete. |
| void(*handle)(struct marla_Request*, enum marla_ClientEvent, void*, int) | Handles request events. |
| void* handlerData | Internal data used for request events. |
| struct marla_Request* backendPeer | The other request being processed on account of this one. |
| long int requestLen | The length in bytes of the request body. Set to the value given by the Content-Length header. |
| long int responseLen | The length in bytes of the response body. |
| long int remainingResponseLen | When writing fixed-length backend responses, this is the bytes remaining to be written. |
| long int totalContentLen | |
| long int chunkSize | |
| char redirectLocation [MAX_FIELD_VALUE_LENGTH + 1] | The Location: header value |
| char setCookieHeader [MAX_FIELD_VALUE_LENGTH + 1] | The Set-Cookie: header value |
| char cookieHeader [MAX_FIELD_VALUE_LENGTH + 1] | The Cookie: header value |
| char websocket_nonce [MAX_WEBSOCKET_NONCE_LENGTH + 1] | |
| char websocket_accept [2 * SHA_DIGEST_LENGTH + 1] | |
| unsigned char websocket_frame[7] | |
| int websocket_pingLen | |
| unsigned char websocket_ping [MAX_WEBSOCKET_CONTROL_PAYLOAD] | |
| char websocket_pongLen | |
| unsigned char websocket_pong [MAX_WEBSOCKET_CONTROL_PAYLOAD] | |
| unsigned char websocket_closeReason [MAX_WEBSOCKET_CONTROL_PAYLOAD] | |
| char websocket_closeReasonLen | |
| uint16_t websocket_closeCode | |
| int websocket_type | |
| int websocket_fin | |
| int needWebSocketClose | |
| int doingPong | |
| int doingWebSocketClose | |
| uint64_t websocketFrameWritten | |
| uint64_t websocketFrameOutLen | |
| uint64_t websocketFrameRead | |
| uint64_t websocketFrameLen | |
| char websocketOutMask[4] | |
| char websocketMask[4] | |
| int websocket_version |
Creates a new marla_Request using the given connection. The request is not enqueued in the connection.
Dumps information on the given request to stderr.
Dispatches marla_EVENT_DESTROYING event on the given request's handler and then frees the request.
Ends the connection immediately, recording the reason as a formatted string in error
.
Accepts the given client connection.
Writes a frame header of the given parameters to the request's output.
Writes up to the given number of bytes into data. The number of bytes actually written is returned, or -1 if the underlying source is not ready for writing.
Reads up to the given number of bytes into data from the request's WebSocket frame. The number of bytes actually read is returned, 0 if there are no more bytes for this connection, and -1 if the underlying source is not ready for reading.
Returns the number of bytes remaining to be read in the given frame.
Puts back the given WebSocket frame bytes.
Puts back the given WebSocket frame bytes.
Returns a user-readable string naming the given read stage.
Returns a user-readable string naming the given write stage.


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2-Counter
3-Accordian
4-Clock
5-Video-player
6-js-project
7-Unit-Coversion
8-todo-lists


Our neural net writes beautiful stories.
You can share your outputs with friends!
Write as precise as a journalist!
Although AI helps you, it is still your own work.


interface Source
A source is a plage to fetch events given a start and end time.
Our CalendarResponseHandler will use the PageVersionSource (and others possibly later) so I made an interface we can all abide by if we need to create more event sources for the full calendar
Methods
| array(StdClass) |
fetchEvents(string $start, string $end)
Returns a list of events in FullCalendar Event format. |
Details
at line 22
public array(StdClass)
fetchEvents(string $start, string $end)
Returns a list of events in FullCalendar Event format.
The format can be found here: http://fullcalendar.io/docs/eventdata/EventObject/


"Time tracking apps are among the most predictable and boring apps. And then
there’s the new Timely. I’m pretty certain you’ve never seen a time tracking app like
this."
Matthew Guay, AppStorm
«I’m impressed. You’ve really cracked the code for how a time tracking app
should be designed.»
Jonathan Ibsen, Developer & Sysadmin
"This is literally the best time tracker that I’ve ever used. Fantastic
design."
Joseph Blau, Attensity
"Thank YOU. You’ve saved a lot of people from the horrors of time tracking done
the old way."
Rajat Sharma, Beautiful Pixels
"Thank you for breaking the mold on time tracking. I’m really impressed. First
app I’ve really loved in awhile."
Matt Everson, Astuteo
"Amazing! Thank you for creating the app I’ve been looking for for years! Great
tool, with a beautiful design."
Mia Holte, Holte Design
"Timely looks great and is amazingly simple to use – for both freelancers and
big agencies. Nice work!!"
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"It’s amazing, intuitive and very simple to use. I love the design."
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"I have to say, the new interface and UX generally is gorgeous. Fantastic
job."
Benjamin Dell, Raw Jam
"I love love love your interface and I also really like your thing about not
forcing people to track start/end times."
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"I'm a freelance visual artist, and was looking for exactly what you have
created! I'm loving it, and I'm spreading the word."
 Move your schedule to Timely, and you will be logging hours simultaneously.
The past, the future. You'll have control of both.
Who did what – when? Or who's doing what – when? Either way, you'll know the answer. Helps you plan for new projects, delegate work to employees and see who's got too much on their plate.
Amazingly simple to use. On Web and iPhone.
No screenshots do justice to Timely's ease of use. From the web-based drag-and-drop interface, to the iOS 7-only iPhone app, Timely is painstakingly focused. No clutter, no headaches.


Dow retreats from record as Home Depot shares slump
NEW YORK: The Dow's two-day streak of records ended on Tuesday (Nov 19) following a big drop in Home Depot shares over a disappointing sales forecast.
Home Depot plunged more than five per cent as it slashed its full-year sales forecast, saying the payoff from investments in e-commerce and other ventures was taking longer than expected.
Despite that disappointment, analysts took heart in other aspects of the Home Depot report, including a 3.6 per cent increase in comparable sales.
They also cited better-than-expected US home construction data.
Art Hogan of National Holdings said it was "one of those days where's a balance between good and bad."
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 102.20 points (0.36 per cent) to end at 27,934.02, while the S&P 500 retreated from a record, shedding 1.85 points (0.06 per cent) to close at 3,120.18.
But the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index gained 20.72 points (0.24 per cent) to 8,570.66, notching a third straight record.
US indices had finished at records on Monday as optimism over the upcoming holiday shopping season offset doubts about the state of US-China trade talks.
But results on Tuesday from retailers were mixed. Besides Home Depot, Kohl's slumped 19.5 per cent, while discount chain TJX gained 2.7 per cent.
More retailers are set to report in the coming days, including Target, Lowe's, Nordstrom and Gap.
Boeing shed 0.6 per cent after the National Transportation Safety Board issued new safety recommendations on the Boeing 737 NG following the emergency landing of a Southwest plane in April 2018.
Boeing said it was working on enhancements, but that all the 737 NG planes are safe to fly. Earlier, the company said it won an order from an unnamed airline for 20 of the 737 MAX planes for US$2.3 billion.
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welcome, friend.
please take some time to browse my portfolio.
really breathe it in and savor it.
like a fine wine.
my name is zach weintraub, a kind-hearted writer of code whose educational journey is currently underway at the renowned epicodus school, where the instructors are not only fair and lenient, but also relatively cool.
my primary interests are formatted below as an ordered list for the convenient perusal of interested parties:
- moviemaking
- skateboarding
- world languages
- ordered lists
Skills
i don't like lorem ipsum. i mean, the time it took me to type this was probably less than or equal to the time it would've taken me to find, copy, and paste that stuff.
Education
i don't like lorem ipsum. i mean, the time it took me to type this was probably less than or equal to the time it would've taken me to find, copy, and paste that stuff.
Experience
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i would love to hear from you!
please direct your prank calls to:
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I recently had the pleasure of catching Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid in true widescreen, digitally enhanced color format on the American Movie Classics cable channel. As I have not seen the movie in many years beforehand, I figured I'd work on a quick review/retrospective of this excellent movie.
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid redefined the American expectation of the Western. Shunning the stereotypical John Wayne classics of years before, BC&SK showcased two of the greatest outlaws of the American West in a gritty, humorous, realistic fashion. To this day (with handful of exceptions, such as the now-corny extended bicycle riding sequence) this movie stands up to the 90's in terms of wit, realism, violence, and humor. It's all all around entertaining movie made perfect with the flawless performance of Paul Newman as Butch and Robert Redford as the Sundance Kid.
Displayed afresh in stunning digitally perfect, color-enhanced DVD, BC&SK is the paramount Western. Forget the old washed out video store rental VHS pan-and-scan. This latest widescreen release is more vibrant and spectacular than ever. Subtely is in the form of Redford's excellent, yet wry facial expressions, as well as Newman's charming eye-brow raises when he delivers the perfect wit, and the beautiful southwest landscapes. The viewer believes they are watching a classic Western epic instead of the late 1960's tragic, yet humorous escapades of the last two American anti-heroes as they try to substain their way of life while avoiding both The Law and their own inevitable last stands in the desolation of South America.
The one-liners are classic, and the characters are both realistic and genuine.  The FALL will probably kill you.", Sundance [utterly sarcastic when they are surrounded by Bolivian banditos]: "One HELL of a time to tell me!") to the general unattached yet professional attitude the characters display in their situations, the movie paved the way for the cool, root-for-the-bad-guy response the 90's audience has been expected to see. Forget the fact that Butch is the leader of a gang who is going to rob a legitimate 19th century railroad of a huge sum of money; instead, laugh when they underestimate and level of explosive they use when blowing up the same railroad's safe and the blast skewers the outlaws to the ground. Instead of a classic hero shooting off innumerable bullets with his trusty 6-cylinder relvolver, you have genuine outlaws panting as they reload and fleeing from a mysterious unstoppable force made up of the greatest bounty hunters of the West. It's incredibly satisfying.
The movie was created with realism in mind - showing the audience both the real names of the two outlaws as well as their inaccurate (yet humorous) expectations of South America, in Bolivia. Added to the mix is the love triangle of Butch (as the eternal friend/confidant/womanizer), Sundance (dedicated yet realistic of his profession) and Etta (Katherine Ross' excellent portrayal of a pre-feminist-movement caught between feeling for her two best friends who break the law). It was created specifically to be historically accurate (the mysterious trackers, the destruction of the infamous Hole In The Wall Gang, their flight to South America), although embellished to provide a certain amount of comedic relief.
BC&SK is a wonderful, funnny, almost-family rated adventure/Western flick rated PG for a couple of swear words and general implications of violence. The 60's/70's playboy-icons of Robert Redford (sporting a quiet, side-burned, exasperatted sense of humor) as well as Paul Newmann (blue-eyed, charming, over-involved intellecutal wit) makes this a film from two of the most decorated actors in Hollywood not to be missed. Unfortunately, seeing this movie on the regularly circulated circa 1980, blue-tone balanced, washed-out VHS is a bad idea - rent it on a digitally remastered Laserdisc or DVD for the best experience.
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| Containers | Docker |
| Orchestration | Kubernetes |
| Continuous integration | Jenkins |
| Version control system | Git |
| Build tools | Maven |
| Configuration management | Chef |
| Infrastructure provisioning | Terraform |
| Scripting | Shell, Python, JavaScript |
| Cloud | Aws |
| Repositories | Docker hub, mvnrepository, node package manager, ruby gems |
| Operating Systems | Linux, Windows |
| Programming Languages | Java |
| Frameworks | Spring |
| Java Technologies | JDBC, JSP |
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| Ide | Eclipse |
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Adds the format of the currently active chart in the current window to the list of custom formats in the Custom Types tab in the Chart Type dialog box.
Syntax
ADD.CHART.AUTOFORMAT(name_text, desc_text)
Name_text is the name you want to appear in the list of custom formats.
Desc_text is the description you want to appear when the custom format is selected.
Related Function
DELETE.CHART.AUTOFORMAT Deletes a custom template
Return to index


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Nature consists of beautiful things such as mountains
visit this site for more informtionKenya has a variety of mountains.
tourists visit Kenya because of its beautiful mountains.
Kenya most mountains are found in the rifvalley region while others are found in other parts of the country.
The following mountains are found in Kenya;
Tembea Kenya and for yourself how beautiful the mountains are.


Professional Thesis :
How to enhance empathy between professionals and users by a-day-in-a-life-of method : this method put decision makers near their users in order to experiment their lives
Picture of an IDEO designer immerged in a day-in-a-life-of method (Source :
lien)
Extract of Havard Business Review (Spring 2017) : "It is common that person in charge bring their development team in the field" (picture took during an immersion)
An another extract about the importance of understand the users : "Why clients do not do what they had say ? Take for example Electrolux, household appliances supplier. Based upon clients' feedback, the company thought to make available free washing machines and invoice only laundry, thanks to a smart technology integrated." (source : Havard Business Review, 2017 /
Picture)
Work Psychologist :
As a professional, I intervened on differents missions which needed to identify the problems, the needs and make some recommendation to improve the subject's situation. I received some professionals in face-to-face interview and some services in groups interviews.
Empathize with users (source :
Picture)
UX / UI :
I had some class of Ergonomics in recent years. Professionals teached us what is user experience, how to assess it and how to adapt interfaces to human. So I had observed a students focus group, created a micro-usability test, created a test card and test a website. All these methods have served to make some recommendations to improve products and services.
Extract of an usability test (
Link)
Anthropology :I deepen my knowledge about user with this perspective thanks to classes and pratice projet. We studied Warhammer hobbyists : I observed and questionned them to identify pain point.
Picture of our immersion and
link to the website to have further explanations about our method and our results


Student details
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Student marks
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Type of exam and standard
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Based on semesters


logb
, logbf
—get exponent of floating-point numberSynopsis
#include <math.h> double logb(double x); float logbf(float x);
Description
The logb
functions extract the exponent of x, as a signed integer value
in floating-point format. If x is subnormal it is treated as though it were
normalized; thus, for positive finite x,
1 <= (x * FLT_RADIX to the power (-logb(x))) < FLT_RADIX.
A domain error may occur if the argument is zero.
In this floating-point implementation, FLT_RADIX is 2. Which also means
that for finite x, logb
(x) = floor
(log2
(fabs
(x))).
All nonzero, normal numbers can be described as
m * 2**p, where 1.0 <= m < 2.0.
The logb
functions examine the argument x, and return p.
The frexp
functions are similar to the logb
functions, but
returning m adjusted to the interval [.5, 1) or 0, and p+1.
Returns
When x is:
+inf or -inf, +inf is returned;
NaN, NaN is returned;
0, -inf is returned, and the divide-by-zero exception is raised;
otherwise, the logb
functions return the signed exponent of x.
Portability
ANSI C, POSIX
See Also
frexp, ilogb


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Python SHEP library
SHEP uses a neural network graph to store information. The library provides the ability to sort out data entered by the user. The current
SHEP version is made as a chatbot interface allowing a client side and admin side. The next version in development will add self learning.
For now it is up to the developer how they wish to use the code.
SHEP has an in-built language analyser which will break down sentences into either questions or statements. Questions will be checked to whether
they have some form of answer, and statements will be entered as feedback into a database. The developer can use this information to teach the
AI about information. It is really down to the developer. Statements can be added as questions using the admin bot class.
Download the library to get started! The file "AI.py" will need to be in the same folder as your code.
For the SHEP library to run, you will need to use any Python 3.
Main bot
The code will set up a main bot which will load in the data and create all needed files for it to function.
Admin bot
The admin bot is the class used to interact with the data and teach the main bot. This could be through making an admin account to oversee your program, or making this admin bot manage the self learning aspects.
Client bot
This is the class used by the user. It is a simple enter in and get out. The client has the ability to provide "negative feedback" to the bot, in order to teach it when it goes wrong. This can be set up in a way of your chosing. Perhaps a sound sensor, and when it detects shouting it sets to negative feedback.
Future versions
Future versions will have more inbuilt self learning features, and adaptive behaviour rather than pre-programmed aspects such as the language analyser. This is all still in development.
Using SHEP
You can include the SHEP library using the following line:from SHEP import *
Declarations
bot = Bot(name,system pathway) -- This declares the AI with it's pathway to it's files
ReportData=dataBase(pathway,filename) -- This is the database which will store reported data in, it must be global
Adminclass=adminBot(bot) -- This is the admin bot being declared
clientclass=botClient(bot) -- This is the client bot being declared
Admin usage
Adminclass.getToAdd() -- Return a list of all the confused data items. The questions which have no responseAdminclass.add(question,answer) -- This adds the phrase to the answer. Both entered as strings
Adminclass.addStatement(statementStrng) -- This adds a statement to the statement database. "This bot is cool"
Adminclass.deletes(question) -- This deletes an item from the confused data log. The questions which have not been learned
Adminclass.deleteQ(question) -- This deletes a question from the main question --> answer data
Adminclass.getFeedback() -- Return a list of statements said broken down into meaning. "Toielt->smells"
Adminclass.readReport() -- Read all the data from the report database (only works if report declared globally before)
Adminclass.addConfused(sentence) -- Add a sentence to the confused data file to be checked
Client usage
clientclass.Enter(userInput,previous_subject_array) --Enter your sentence, and the subjects of the last (or an empty array to not be complicated). Get an answer backclientclass.add(question,answer) --add question to answer in data
clientclass.feedback(type,sentence) --Give "negative" as type to enter a question for checking
clientclass.report(question) -- Report a question to be viewed by admin and checked
from SHEP import *
#This code represents input arrays from objects a camera system sees
#This code represents input arrays from objects a camera system sees


Your Kong proxy base URL as per Route configuration.
End path
You can use internal proxy endpoint or any external url.
It use to restore original request's method, content-related headers, and body after successful redirection from OP. It is useful if original request has methods like POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE.
POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Header title
Header value
Header format
Separator
Iterate
userinfo
id_token
access_token
URL Based ACRs Configuration - Stepped Up Authentication
Add Path
* Not allow you already configured gluu-opa-pep plugin
It will denied access to Unprotected path: The path which is not registered in scope expression. Set it to No, to allow access to unprotected path.
Unprotected path
No
If this field is set to Yes then it will read pct to resolve the claims in claims-gathering-flow.
Yes
pct
If the valid PCT from previous successful RPT generation is entered in this field then it will be used for resolving claims in claims-gathering-flow.
PCT
Lua expression to make a custom Push claim token. You have 3 environment available id_token, userinfo and request(request object).
custom Push claim token
request(request object)
Tip: Press Enter to accept a value.
Enter
An optional set of strings associated with the Plugin, for grouping and filtering.


This article will show you the common types of tags and how to use them.
1.) Source Code Tags
Syntax:
[code]int main() {
return 0;
}[/code]
Becomes:
1 2 3
|
int main() {
return 0;
}
| |
Use this whenever you post code, as it provides coloring most people are used to, as well as preserving indentation (a Good Thing).
You can also make it start at a specific line number (10, in this example) by doing this:
[code firstline=10]//start in the middle of some function
for(unsigned int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) {
do_something(i);
}[/code]
This becomes:
10 11 12 13
|
//start in the middle of some function
for(unsigned int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) {
do_something(i);
}
| |
One warning however, long code lines will simply stretch the box, so try to avoid using overly long lines of code.
2.) Output Tags
Syntax:
[output]Code Output Goes Here
1234567890[/output]
Becomes:
Code Output Goes Here
1234567890 |
Use this if you have output that you want to display from your code, e.g.: expected results, actual results.
1/2.) Combining the Above
If you have a short piece of code and output you wish to display, you can use the following format:
[code]int main() {
std::cout<<"Hello World!"<<std::endl;
return 0;
}
---
Hello World!
[/code]
Becomes:
1 2 3 4
|
int main() {
std::cout<<"Hello World!"<<std::endl;
return 0;
}
|
Hello World! | |
3.) Quotation Tags
Syntax:
[quote]Quote goes here.[/quote]
or to more easily quote a specific person:
[quote=Somebody]I didn't say that!![/quote]
Becomes:
or
Somebody wrote:
Use this to quote other people or stuff from another site. This makes it more obvious as to what exactly was said.
4.) Teletype Tags
Syntax:
[tt]abcdefghij
1234567890[/tt]
Becomes:
abcdefghij
1234567890
This tag is quite similar to the Code Output tag, shown above, except it does not have a box surrounding it, and will delete excess whitespace at the beginning of a line.
5.) Miscellaneous Tags
This section contains the tags that simply alter the appearance of the text.
Bold:
[b]Text[/b] =>
Text
Italic:
[i]Text[/i] =>
Text
Underline:
[u]Text[/u] =>
Text
Small:
[small]Text[/small] =>
Text
Subscript:
[sub]Text[/sub] =>
Text
Superscript:
[sup]Text[/sup] =>
Text
6.) More Information
When using the "Tags:" selector on the right side of the post area, select the information you want to quote, italicize, etc, and then click on the respective button. This causes the tags to surround the selected text, rather then simply be added at the end of your post.


Four options are available: top, right, bottom, and left aligned.
Add .top
class for top tooltip along with .tooltip
class.
Add .right
class for right tooltip along with .tooltip
class.
Add .bottom
class for bottom tooltip along with .tooltip
class.
Add .left
class for left tooltip along with .tooltip
class.
Four options are available: top, right, bottom, and left aligned.
Add data-toggle="tooltip"
& data-placement="top"
to add top tooltip.
Add data-toggle="tooltip"
& data-placement="right"
to add right tooltip.
Add data-toggle="tooltip"
& data-placement="bottom"
to add bottom tooltip.
Add data-toggle="tooltip"
& data-placement="left"
to add left tooltip.
This event fires immediately when the show
instance method is called.
This event is fired when the tooltip has been made visible to the user (will wait for CSS transitions to complete).
This event is fired immediately when the hide
instance method has been called.
This event is fired when the tooltip has finished being hidden from the user (will wait for CSS transitions to complete).
This is considered a “manual” triggering of the tooltip. Tooltips with zero-length titles are never displayed.
Reveals an element’s tooltip. Returns to the caller before the tooltip has actually been shown.(i.e. before the shown.bs.tooltip
event occurs)
Hides an element’s tooltip. Returns to the caller before the tooltip has actually been hidden (i.e. before the hidden.bs.tooltip
event occurs).
Toggles an element’s tooltip. Returns to the caller before the tooltip has actually been shown or hidden (i.e. before the shown.bs.tooltip
or hidden.bs.tooltip
event occurs).
Hides and destroys an element’s tooltip. Tooltips that use delegation cannot be individually destroyed on descendant trigger elements.
Tooltip is triggered using - click | hover | focus | manual options. You may pass multiple triggers; separate them with a space. "manual" cannot be combined with any other trigger.
Use data-trigger="click"
for click trigger.
Use data-trigger="focus"
for focus trigger.
Use data-trigger="hover"
for hover trigger. This is a default trigger.
Use data-trigger="manual"
for manual trigger. You can do show/hide using js
Use data-animation="false"
to remove fade animation. Default is true.
Delay showing and hiding the tooltip (ms
) - does not apply to manual trigger type.
Use data-html="true"
for HTML supported trigger.
Base HTML to use when creating the tooltip. The tooltip's title will be injected into the .tooltip-inner
. .tooltip-arrow
will become the tooltip's arrow.The outermost wrapper element should have the .tooltip
class.
Use data-popup="tooltip-custom"
for Custom tooltip. You can change tooltip color using data-bg-color
attribute.
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attribute.
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for Custom bordered colored tooltip. You can change tooltip background and text color using data-bg-color
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
PasswordCheckResult |
checkPassword(char[] password)
Deprecated.
As of version 1.8, replaced by
UserProvider.checkUserPassword(String, char[]) |
String |
getAttribute(String attributeName)
Returns the value of the provided attribute.
|
String[] |
getAttributeValues(String attributeName)
Returns an array of values for an attribute.
|
Set<String> |
getGroups()
Returns the groups in which the user is included.
|
Locale |
getLocale()
Returns the locale of the user or
null , if no locale is
maintained for the user. |
Set<String> |
getRoles()
Returns a set of roles assigned to the user.
|
boolean |
hasRole(String roleName)
Returns whether the user is assigned to the role with the provided name.
|
boolean |
isValid(Calendar date)
Returns the user's validity at the specified point in time.
|
Set<String> |
listAttributes()
Returns a set of system-specific aliases of all attributes of this user.
|
PasswordCheckResult checkPassword(char[] password) throws PersistenceException
UserProvider.checkUserPassword(String, char[])
PersistenceException
String getAttribute(String attributeName) throws UnsupportedUserAttributeException
null
is returned.attributeName
- The system-specific alias of the attribute to read.null
.UnsupportedUserAttributeException
- If the method is called with the attribute name which is not
supported by the user store.Set<String> listAttributes()
Locale getLocale()
null
, if no locale is
maintained for the user.null
.boolean hasRole(String roleName)
roleName
- The name of the role to check.True
if the user is assigned to the role, otherwise
false
.boolean isValid(Calendar date)
date
- The date for which the validity should be checked.True
if the user is valid on the specified point in
time, otherwise false
.Set<String> getRoles()
String[] getAttributeValues(String attributeName)
null
is returned.attributeName
- The alias of the attribute to read.null
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The current implementation of zorn is not exactly the most convenient, and require some casing to use (see: all the use cases). The more convenient statement would be "a nonempty type such that every nonempty chain has an upper bound has a maximal element. Also, zorn.chain is for strict orders, which wouldn't be the best thing to use for partial orders (zorn.zorn_partial_order
) and subsets (zorn.zorn_subset
).
@Mario Carneiro I'll create a PR if you approve
I think I have done this already
ok the latter problem is solved by zorn.chain.total
but where can I find your work?
https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/module/order/zorn.lean#L244-L258
I can merge that early if you want, or you can just copy it into your branch and it will get merged with mine eventually
Alternatively you might want a different interface; I played with a few alternatives but that's the only version I actually ended up using
oh
also zorn.chain is for strict or non-strict orders
yes but it's not convenient to use
?
that's why zorn.chain.total
exists right
it's a wrapper for if you use zorn.chain
on a non-strict order
(that's "for if" as in "por si")
(that I just googled to translate to "just in case")
s/googled to translate/googled which tells me that it translates/
I can't English
I'm not following. The definition makes sense for both strict and non-strict orders and there are lemmas to give you equivalent forms when you know one or the other
yes, so I say that zorn.chain.total
solves the problem
do you mean total_of_refl
by the way? I can't find zorn.chain.total
maybe you open
ed zorn
in which case it's chain.total
_of_refl
actually I find chain.directed
to be the most useful one; it is rare to actually need a chain as opposed to a directed set in zorn constructions
oh, I guess that's just specializing to le
That shouldn't be necessary (now?) since the <le_refl>
part should be derivable by tc inference
it's shorter
also that's the first one I noticed
well if I deleted it the other one would lose the of_refl
part
https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/module/order/zorn.lean#L244-L258
Oh! Mario resumed work on modules! Is there hope to have modules before the Freiburg meeting next week? I see lots of underscores in that latest commit though :sad:
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Vocabularies provide the ability to annotate metadata as well as instance data, and define a powerful extensibility point for OData.
Metadata annotations can be used to define additional characteristics or capabilities of a metadata element, such as a service, entity type, property, function, action or parameter. For example, a metadata annotation may define ranges of valid values for a particular property.
Instance annotations can be used to define additional information associated with a particular result, entity, property, or error; for example whether a property is read-only for a particular instance.
Annotations that apply across instances should be specified within the metadata. Where the same annotation is defined at both the metadata and instance level, the instance-level annotation should override the annotation specified at the metadata level.
Some things to keep in mind about vocabularies:
Display
and Publication
are core OData vocabularies. You can see metadata annotations applying these terms in the metadata of our sample OData feed.
The Display
vocabulary has two terms:
DisplayName
is used to define a displayable name for a Container, Set, Type or PropertyDescription
is used to provide additional information about a Container, Set, Type or PropertyOne common use of the Display
vocabulary is to annotate feeds with values that can be displayed in a UI for consuming generic OData feeds.
Directories of publications will frequently use the Publication
vocabulary. For example, attribution is a common legal requirement when crawling other data sources.
PublisherName
provides the name of the publisher for a given publication.PublisherId
provides the ID of the publisher for a given publication.Keywords
as a search term. For example OData might have these keywords: web, HTML, RESTful, Web API.Attribution
is used to adhere to copyright law. It allows crediting the author of a work which is used or appears someplace else. As an example for Wikipedia data, each table may have a URL that points to the original Wikipedia page from where the data was collected.AttributionUrl
is used to follow the copyright law.DocumentationUrl
provides the URL to where the documentation lives.TermsOfUseUrl
will point to any legal terms of use associated with a publication.PrivacyPolicyUrl
will point to a privacy policy document/EULA associated with a publication.LastModifed
shows how fresh the data is. For example in case of Wikipedia it may show the last time the page was crawled.ImageUrl
provides the information about where the icon is for a given publication.


UD for Prakrit
Tokenization and Word Segmentation
- Many Prakrit documents and inscriptions do not have whitespace to segment words. Attempt to follow the Sanskrit guidelines, including splitting transparent compounds and undoing sandhi.
- Do not separate preverbs.
Morphology
Tags
- All universal POS tags can be used (in theory).
- Earlier inscriptions lack punctuation (no SYM) and auxiliary verbs are a late Prakrit innovation (no AUX).
Nominal features
- Nominals (NOUN, PROPN, ADJ, some PRON, DET, NUM, and nominalised forms
of VERB) have an inherent Gender feature with possible values
Masc
,Fem
, orNeut
. - Number on nominals has 3 possible values:
Sing
,Dual
(rare) andPlur
. - Case on nominals has 8 possible values:
Nom
,Gen
,Dat
,Acc
,Loc
,Abl
,Ins
,Voc
.
Degree and Polarity
Verbal Features
- Aspect is marked if it is perfective (
Perf
). - Mood has 2 possible values:
Ind
,Imp
. - Voice has 4 possible values:
Act
,Pass
,Mid
,Cau
(which combines with the others).
Pronouns, Determiners, Quantifiers
- PronType is used with pronouns (PRON) and determiners (DET).
- Person is a lexical feature of personal pronouns (PRON) and has three values,
1
,2
and3
.
Other Features
- There is one language-specific feature:
Syntax
- Special relations:
- acl:relcl for relative adnominal clauses.
- advmod:lmod and obl:lmod for adverbs/oblique nominals specifying a spatial relation.
- advmod:lmod and obl:tmod for adverbs/oblique nominals specifying a temporal relation.
- compound:redup for reduplication.
- nmod:desc for nominal epithets/regnal titles.
Treebanks
There is 1 Prakrit UD treebank:
- Prakrit-DIPI (for imperial Prakrit inscriptions, including Ashokan edicts)