A Hackathon is an event lasting a couple of days where people join to build technological projects.
HackExtend is the only hackathon in Israel where any developer / designer can build any technological project. It is a hackathon dedicated to diversity, creativity and collaboration. We want to bring together a talented group of people, that will create extraordinary tech.
HackExtend 2018 was held on May 31st in Tel Aviv. 75 amazing people participated and 18 groups presented their projects at the final exhibition. Thank you to everyone who participated in this special hackahton!
Noam, Noa, Gal, Omer and Alon built a Chrome extension that can make any website accessible, enabling people with disabilities to participate equally on the Web.
Noa, Ayelet, Chamutal, Erez, Shahar, and Kobi built an educational vampire game that teaches you about the different blood types.
Rana, Sari, Maryam, Simaan and Elias built a social app for ride sharing.
Yoni, Yael and Menachem built a website for freelancers and students to find shared workspaces.
Sagi and Oleg built a website that creates a customised T-shirt fot you according to the technologies you know.
Shahaf, Eilam, Or, Itamar, Asaf and Guti built a game where you need to solve riddles in order to diffuse the bomb.
Ruth built an android app where you can play with the Chrome offline dinosaur using phone gestures.
Marina, Karina and Yejiel built a social app for sharing information about trips.
Aviya and Mordecai built a system for taking orders at restaurants.
Inbal and Nati built a platform for social learning of programming and graphic design.
Noa, Ronen and Baruch analysed various datasets to find interesting insights in the world of gender.
Oz, Chen, Noam, Ghassan and Hemda built a system for online debates.
Shira, Jonathan, Moriah, Yehuda, Moshe and Lior built a system for managing emergency situations.
Ruth and Ori built a website for social trivia games.
Lee and Kanael built a site where you can search for restaurants by the dishes they serve.
Gal and Gal built an escape room game.
Emanuel and Anna built an extension to alert on plaintext passwords in your inbox.
Miri, Rebecca, Kobi, Liav, Udi and Adar built an app for restaurants to sell food that is leftover at the end of the day.
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In general, I try to live up to all these values as much as I can. I feel like I have a natural attraction toward them as a result of my personality, life experience, and environment I grew up in. One thing that this exercise has reminded me of is that everybody is different and has a different set of value as a result of their personality and life experience.
One topic that I sometimes get asked for advice on is personal finance and investing. I'm a very rational decision maker and I have experience successfully investing in stocks, funds, and real estate. I think this ties in with my natural strengths such as efficiency. I have an economics degree and have read several books on investing which allows me to hold my own in any conversation on the subject.
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问题描述 :
You must have heard of the literature “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”! The 3D film “Alice in Wonderland” published by Disney Company becomes the most popular film in 2010! Today, Alice starts her new adventure in Wonderland again!
In Wonderland, there are n cities, numbered from 1 to n. The capital is city 1. Cities are connected by bi-directional roads. The road system is constructed so that from every city, there is exactly one way to reach any other.
Alice hopes that she could make a tour in which she visits each city exactly once then return to the capital. Furthermore, she doesn’t want to traverse any road more than once. Obviously, it is impossible to make such tour with current road system.
However, in Wonderland, we can use magic spells! The Cheshire Cat, with his magic power, plans to construct more roads to make Alice’s dream come true. Sadly, if he used too many magic spells, he would be weaken. “What is the minimum number of roads I have to construct?” – The poor cat wonders. Could you help him answer this question?
输入:
The first line of input contains the number n — the number of cities in Wonderland (3 ≤ n ≤ 100 000). The following n-1 lines describe the roads. Each road is represented by two integers — the indexes of two cities it connects.
输出:
The minimum number of roads to construct.
样例输入:
5 1 2 2 3 2 4 1 5
样例输出:
2
温馨提示:
In this example, we can construct 2 roads: 3-4 and 4-5, then Alice will be able to take a tour 1-2-3-4-5-1
解题代码:
//* @author import java.util.*; import java.io.*; public class Main { static Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in); static class Node extends LinkedList< Node> { final int[] dp = new int[]{-1, -1}; int query(int b) { if(dp[b]< 0) init(null); return dp[b]; } void init(Node father) { dp[0] = dp[1] = 0; if(this.size()==1) return; int f = 0; int[] deta = new int[]{Integer.MAX_VALUE, Integer.MAX_VALUE}; for(Node v: this) { if(v == father) continue; v.init(this); dp[0] += v.dp[1]+1; deta[f] = Math.min(deta[f], v.dp[0]-v.dp[1]); if(deta[f]< deta[f^1]) f^=1; } dp[0] += deta[f^1] - 1; dp[1] = dp[0]+Math.min(0, deta[f]-1); } } public static void main(String[] args) { int n = in.nextInt(); Node[] nodes = new Node[n]; for(int i=0; i!=n; ++i) nodes[i] = new Node(); for(int i=1; i!=n; ++i) { int x = in.nextInt()-1; int y = in.nextInt()-1; nodes[x].add(nodes[y]); nodes[y].add(nodes[x]); } System.out.println(nodes[0].query(1)+1); } }
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求解释，，dp的思路是什么呢？
这个后缀数组不是常用的那个.
正解，应该是200！
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I appreciate the efforts you men and women place in to share blogs on such sort of matters, it was certainly useful. Keep Posting!
对，算是枚举吧，已修正
感觉第二种方法其实也不是很好，不过的确要比第一种方法要好一点。
Thank you very much
这一题的代码这样提交时错误的~少考虑了很多情况
沙发呢，我抢到了沙发
根本过不了。。。。
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太变态了。我用hash居然超时了。这样break掉居然都行啊。。。


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Nutshell: Entertaining and efficient. The plot doesn't really add up, but the movie works nonetheless.
----- The X-Files (USA, 1998)
PG-13, 121 minutes
Cast includes: David Duchovny (Fox Mulder), Gillian Anderson (Dana Scully), Martin Landau (Alvin Kurtzweil), William B. Davis (Cigarette-Smoking Man), John Neville (Well-Manicured Man), Mitch Pileggi (Walter Skinner), Blythe Danner (Jana Cassidy), Armin Mueller-Stahl (Conrad Strughold), Terry O'Quinn (Darius Michaud)
Distributed by Twentieth Century Fox Screenplay by Chris Carter Produced by Chris Carter and Daniel Sackheim Directed by Rob Bowman
Review by Jamahl Epsicokhan Rating out of 4: *** -----
The new feature-length "The X-Files" provides a good example of what "The X-Files" television series is all about. To that end, I was simultaneously intrigued, entertained, bemused, and frustrated--a perfect example of what the TV show tends to invoke in me these days.
If (heavens forbid) you've never seen "The X-Files" on TV, you'll still get something out of this movie, which provides slick, efficient summer escapism and doesn't require you to be an "X-Phile" in order to understand the plot. On the other hand, even if you *are* an "X-Phile" who knows all the convoluted plot lines, you're not likely to gain much of an advantage over anyone else. This is a movie where plot pieces are based on events from episodes that, really, could've meant nearly anything a writer wanted them to.
For anyone who doesn't know the general outline of the "X-Files" premise, the X-Files are bizarre, unsolved FBI cases that usually feature paranormal circumstances. David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, who are destined to go down as one of the most famous character pairs in history, play FBI Special Agents Mulder and Scully, a pair that has benefited from an intriguing chemistry that isn't defined by a typical friendship or romance (though the two certainly are close to each other), but by a need to continue their mission in finding the truth, whatever that may be.
Like much of "The X-Files" TV series' primary focus, Chris Carter's story for this film is paranoid, implausible, and without any concrete answers. And even though the movie tries to address a few questions, it doesn't actually come to any resolution. Really, anyone expecting to find believable circumstances or the answers to all their "X-Files" questions is probably going into this movie with the wrong attitude. "The X-Files" has proven over and over again that answers are probably the last thing Mulder and Scully will ever find on their quest. What they usually find instead are clues that lead only to new questions.
The film brings back a number of elements that have been featured on the TV series, including pathogen-carrying bees, possible alien visitation and conspiracy, and bizarre parasites that cause people's eyes to turn to black.
I must admit that I somewhat wonder why we have been given an "X-Files" feature at this point. The answer: probably because "The money. Dramatically, Chris Carter's screenplay covers very little ground that couldn't be traversed in two or three episodes of the TV show. The movie, naturally, has better production values and special effects than any television episode could realistically aspire to (Gasp!--location shooting on "The X-Files"!), but at the core, this is a story that could've happened any time on the TV series. It's interesting: Now TV producers don't even wait for their series to *end* before launching them into film franchises.
Like a lot of thrillers, this film benefits from the mentality of cleverly executed set pieces. Scenes like one near the beginning of the movie where an entire downtown Dallas office building is decimated by a bomb explosion. Scenes like the one where the discovery of a mysterious facility somewhere in Texas leads to an attack of the largest swarm of killer bees I can remember in the movies. Scenes like the one where a massive underground facility in Antarctica turns out to be ... ah, but I won't say.
Overall, this movie is a good way to spend a couple hours at the movies, but one thing that has always annoyed me about "The X-Files," and annoyed me in this movie as well, is the ability of a few all-powerful men to manipulate the story's other characters in ways that prompt near-complete incredulity and frustration.
Are we, for example, to believe that, when these men decide they want to take control of Agent Mulder via the extremely roundabout way of abducting Agent Scully, they have the ability to control or predict a single bee, which manages to hide in Scully's collar for several hours so it can sting her at precisely the right time? So much of the mysterious men's "plan" is determinant on the most spectacular coincidences that I wondered why they didn't just use their apparently divine insight to control whatever in the universe they really needed to take control of.
And who are these men, anyway? They all wear suits and recite vague dialogue that promises to spell trouble. Trouble for whom, aside from Mulder and Scully, we're never really sure. These men, of course, don't have names. (The most important of them are played by William B. Davis and John Neville, who are known merely as the "Cigarette-Smoking Man" and the "Well-Manicured Man," respectively). Mulder always talks about a global conspiracy, but what does that even mean? The conspiracies of "The X-Files" most often are the conspiracies of comic books; the stylistics surrounding the actions and dialogue of these shady men are far more important than what actually happens.
But to that end, I enjoyed the riddles and mysterious dialogue. Martin Landau turns up in a supporting role as a conspiracy theorist to offer more mysteries, providing Mulder with ominous warnings of what these men plan to do. How he knows and what he says I'm not even going to begin to explain; this is a film that practically defies synopsis.
Yet the plot, surprisingly, is fairly easy to follow, which is a credit to Carter and director Rob Bowman, who make sure we always know where we are, what is happening and why. Sure, none of it can possibly be believed in retrospect, but that's not really the point.
Besides, the questions I have about "The X-Files" are not related to what various threads this movie will have either tied up or complicated. Asking such questions is futile; we're not getting the answers. My questions are a little more practical. Questions like, just why is it all aliens in the movies are slimy and plastic-looking, like the aliens in "Alien"? And why is it all aliens feel inclined to chase people through ventilation ducts and make squealing sounds like the creatures in "Jurassic Park"? And just how can Mulder and Scully survive the frigidness of Antarctica without shelter, and who could or would rescue them? And how did Mulder get to Antarctica in the first place? Did the FBI fund the trip?
Maybe the plot is a bit ridiculous, but I don't really care. "The universe, and must be gauged on a different level of realism. "The the screen, and then wonder if it really makes sense. I urge you not to spend much time thinking about it, because it's more fun to just go with the flow.
What I most enjoyed about this film was the relationship between Mulder and Scully itself. We learn that the X-Files have been recently closed due to a lack of reasonable progress. Mulder and Scully are back investigating "normal" matters, like bomb threats. The central theme of the film is whether or not Scully will choose to leave the FBI; finding no truth in the X-Files has taken its toll on her. Naturally, this incredible adventure will convince her to stay, but the real drama of the film is in the implications of her departure: it would be tragic, especially for Mulder. These two are symbols of a hopeless struggle against something--we're not sure exactly whom or what or whose interests are represented--that lives to perpetuate a sea of lies. But Mulder simply can't continue the mission alone. The payoff is in knowing that these two people will continue their crusades, no matter how insignificant, futile, and painful their efforts might be.
As a storytelling setting, "The X-Files" is its own paradox. It claims to have a truth that's supposed to intrigue us, but it probably never will reveal that truth to its two central characters. The quest itself is what is supposed to entertain us, not the possibility of solving the mystery. Some people claim that "The X-Files" takes an infinitely long attention span to truly understand. I disagree. "The X-Files" shifts its own perception of the truth so often that it doesn't matter what is true from one day to the next. What matters is that we have Mulder and Scully in the middle of it all, trying to make sense of it, as if they're the sole constant in a twisted universe.
At the same time, it might be nice if, in the event we do get another "X-Files" movie after the series is over, the filmmakers invest their time in a complete train of thought that doesn't play like a series of set pieces for the middle chapter of a story that has no discernible beginning or end. This "X-Files" film is certainly entertaining, but not really satisfying on narrative terms.
The taglines for "The X-Files" read, "The truth is revealed." I doubt it. The truth may still be out there, but a tagline is still a tagline, and probably, in the most important ways, just a lie.
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The Schrodinger equation describes the evolution of quantum systems in time. One interesting question to ask if whether the Schrodinger equation has a diffusive nature to it.
More precisely, what information about the behaviour of the Schrodinger equation can we get if we compare it to the diffusion equation? \[ i \hbar \frac{d}{d t}|\Psi(t)\rangle=\hat{H}|\Psi(t)\rangle \]
In the case analogous to a “free-moving particle”, the inductance of an LC circuit is much greater than its inductance. The Schrodinger equation looks like this: \[ i \hbar \frac{d}{d t}|\Psi(t)\rangle=\hat{H}|\Psi(t)\rangle \] \[ i \hbar \frac{d \Psi}{d t} = -\frac{\hbar^2}{2C} \frac{d^2 \Psi}{d \Phi^2} \] \[ \frac{d \Psi}{d t} = \frac{i\hbar}{2C} \frac{d^2 \Psi}{d \Phi^2} \]
We could suggest that the coefficient \( \frac{i\hbar}{2C} \) in the Schrodinger equation is an analogue of \( D \), the diffusion coefficient for the diffusion equation. Also, notice that in both cases we relate a single derivative in time \( \frac{d}{dt} \) is related to a double derivative in the space coordinate \( \frac{d^2 }{d \Phi^2} \)
\[ \frac{d \Psi}{d t} = \frac{i\hbar}{2C} \frac{d^2 \Psi}{d \Phi^2} \] \[ \frac{dT}{dt} = D \frac{d^2 T}{d x^2} \]So, should we expect the same behaviour?
In the sandbox below, there is a distribution of particles that are enclosed in a box. Run the sandbox multiple times with different conditions, note the evolution of the particles and its distribution.
The evolution of the particles is different depending on the distribution curvature in the diffusion picture.
Well, does the Schrodinger equation do the same?
In the sandbox below, you can simulate the evolution of a gaussian probability density function for an LC circuit for the “free-moving particle” case (large inductor).
Note that this is a shallow potential, which results in a sharp wavefunction.
You can also toggle the evolution between the classical diffusion equation and the Schrodinger equation.


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This Page is Old, no longer maintained, possibly obsolete. Please try Swell the Mighty Flood or my Sheet Music Collection page. I leave this page up for Old Times' Sake. Hymnbooks | Compline | Marian Antiphons | Mass booklets | Kyriale | Contact me What's new?The New Book of Old Hymns has been revised with the prayer for the Pope updated to Benedict with a picture by Peter Brandt to match. The licence terms are very flexible to encourage you to take the source(386k) and make your own hymnbook to suit the needs of your parish/choir/gregorian chant fan club. The Lulu website does label the book as Standard Copyright. That's because last time I updated it I couldn't seem to select Custom Licence. I am still keen to see people modify this book to suit their needs.If you think you would like to have a go at typing gregorian chant yourself you might like to try: How to Install and Use OpusTeX. To get you started with some examples you can see the proclamation of moveable feasts page which has pdfs and source code for each year since 2003. Scriptorium MariaeThis Page is Old, no longer maintained, possibly obsolete. Please try Swell the Mighty Flood or my Sheet Music Collection page. Here you can find a collection of gregorian chant and other old church music in ready for you to download and print. I try to keep it up to date and error free. My email address is at the bottom of the page. One unusual thing about this collection is that it is the result of many hours of unpaid voluntary work - mine least of all. The software is based on TeX, a state of the art computer typesetting program. It is also possibly the most bug-free computer program ever. There's a handsome reward available for any bugs found in the program. However TeX by itself doesn't do music. There are extensions, also written by volunteers, also free. I use OpusTeX. Because OpusTeX is primarily developed in German I've written a page describing how to set up and use OpusTeX. I have endeavoured to make sure all the music here is out of copyright. Another collection of free music to download is the Werner Icking Music Archive. I have a piece there too -- O Esca Viatorum, Anon. In a similar vein there are mp3s available from a Spanish group called Gregorian Sense. The recordings are solos provided as a guide to the chant. I have heard that the speed of the singing should be about the same if you were to say the words clearly. They have sought to let the words guide the music, which is why Gregorian Chant is the official music of the Roman Catholic Church (yes, Vatican II says so). Another source of free mp3s is the Monastery of St Benedict in Sao Paolo, Brazil. They're recordings made in the church, so it sounds much better. They also seem to have a very comprehensive coverage of all the music you'll hear around the year on Sundays. They cover much of the content in the New Book of Old Hymns, see below. Pilgrimage BooksThis Page is Old, no longer maintained, possibly obsolete. Please try Swell the Mighty Flood or my Sheet Music Collection page. The Pilgrim's Primer, for Bl. Mary MacKillop 2003 - 44 pages jammed with hymns for a pilgrimage. The original book is here: pilgrim.ps.gz (~180k) In 2003 I had trouble with mktexpk generating the different size fonts - since then I've learnt how to generate the required fonts with metafont. Also since then I've fixed up a few hymns, added a bit here, taken a bit there so now that I can generate a pdf file its a bit different. All the same hymns are there, but the page numbering is a bit different. So the 2004 revision is here: pilgrim.pdf (~300k). For a peek at the list of contents try pilgrim.txt. The source can be found in hymnbook.tar.gz by compiling pilgrim.tex. Kyriale
This Page is Old, no longer maintained, possibly obsolete. Please try Swell the Mighty Flood or my Sheet Music Collection page. The Christus Rex Pilgrimage gave the incentive to get some more Masses done, so here is an extract from the Pilgrim's Primer with Masses 2, 4, 9 and 10 plus Credos 1 and 3. Thank you to my mother, Teresa, who typed up much of this. kyriale.pdf (111k)For the latest on the Christus Rex Pilgrims Primer see the new Primer Page Mass bookletsThis Page is Old, no longer maintained, possibly obsolete. Please try Swell the Mighty Flood or my Sheet Music Collection page. Little booklet of the parts of the Mass for a votive mass of Our Lady Help of Christians. This mass was said on the 25th of June, 2005 at St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney. Though not overly publicised the Mass was attended by over 600 people. It was the first Traditional Latin Mass to be held at the High Altar in many many many years. The booklet includes the Propers for the Mass Salve Sancta Parens, the ordinaries for Mass IX, (Missa cum jubilo) plus the hymns Soul of my Saviour, Adoro te and Sub tuum praesidium. saturday.pdf - 222k saturday.zip - 72k On a technical note the booklet was set using TeX and OpusTeX rather than using extended TeX or LaTeX. The page width was set to 106mm, and height 180mm and arranged on a5 pages. I'm very happy with these dimensions, 100mm (used in the hymnbooks) was a bit narrow and 120mm (used in the Christus Rex Pilgrimage) too wide. Ite Missa Est cards in Postscript
for the people and
for the altar.
This Page is Old, no longer maintained, possibly obsolete. Please try Swell the Mighty Flood or my Sheet Music Collection page. Little booklet of Monastic Marian Antiphons - solemn tone.
Monastic Compline:This Page is Old, no longer maintained, possibly obsolete. Please try Swell the Mighty Flood or my Sheet Music Collection page.
Learn to typeset Gregorian Chant! Here's a Quick Reference Guide I wrote for using OpusTeX's Gregorian Chant Package. This Page is Old, no longer maintained, possibly obsolete. Please try Swell the Mighty Flood or my Sheet Music Collection page. Any comments, questions, queries, criticisms or large sums of money most gratefully received. You contact meby email (address at the bottom of this page) or by this handy form. veronicabrandt.id.au Last modified: Wed Sep 3 10:53:34 EST 2003 |


#include <stSlimTree.h>
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| int | ChooseMethod |
| int | CorrectMethod |
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| double | MinOccupation |
| stCount | MaxOccupation |
| stCount | Height |
| stCount | ObjectCount |
| stSize | NodeCount |
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Correct method. Definition at line 710 of file stSlimTree.h. |
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The height of the tree Definition at line 730 of file stSlimTree.h. Referenced by stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::GetHeight(). |
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Magic number. This is a short string that must contains the magic string "SLIM". It may be used to validate the file (this feature is not implemented yet). Definition at line 695 of file stSlimTree.h. |
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Maximum number of objects in a node. Definition at line 725 of file stSlimTree.h. Referenced by stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::GetMaxOccupation(), and stSlimTree< ObjectType, EvaluatorType >::SetMaxOccupation(). |
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- setDescription(String) - Method in class sets.general.FuzzySet
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Sets a description for the set.
- SetFinder - Class in general
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This class implements the fuzzy-set-with-label primitive.
- SetFinder() - Constructor for class general.SetFinder
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- SetLabel - Class in primitives.creation
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This class implements the primitive set-label.
- SetLabel() - Constructor for class primitives.creation.SetLabel
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- setLabel(String) - Method in class sets.general.FuzzySet
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sets a new label for the set.
- setRanges(Plot, double[]) - Method in class primitives.creation.FuzzyPlot
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This method set the ranges of the plot.
- setResolution(double) - Static method in class general.SupportFunctions
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Sets the resolution of the model.
- sets.derived - package sets.derived
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- sets.function - package sets.function
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- sets.general - package sets.general
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- sets.operator - package sets.operator
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- sets.points - package sets.points
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- simpleRulesChecks(LogoList) - Static method in class primitives.rules.SupportRules
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Checks the format of the list given and evaluate the rule inside, only
one rule.
- sortListOfPoints(List<double[]>) - Static method in class general.SupportFunctions
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Sort the points inside a list.
- Sum - Class in primitives.operators
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This class implements the primitives "sum".
- Sum() - Constructor for class primitives.operators.Sum
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- Sum.Add - Class in primitives.operators
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Inner class that implements the command to perform in sum operations.
- Sum.Add() - Constructor for class primitives.operators.Sum.Add
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- sumContinuous(LogoList) - Method in class primitives.operators.Sum
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Calculate the sum of two or more continuous sets.
- sumDiscrete(LogoList) - Method in class primitives.operators.Sum
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Calculate the sum of two or more discrete sets.
- sumPiecewise(LogoList) - Method in class primitives.operators.Sum
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Calculate the sum of two or more piecewise sets.
- SumSet - Class in sets.operator
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This class represents sum sets.
- SumSet(List<FuzzySet>, boolean, String, double[]) - Constructor for class sets.operator.SumSet
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Call the constructor from FunctionSet.
- SupportFunctions - Class in general
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This class is used by all creation of fuzzy sets primitives.
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Class to support Operators primitives with common methods.
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Our Study
This was a collaboration with fellow students: Michell Mecca, Navado Wray, Nicholas Bullaro, and George Alvarado under the guidance of Facebook engineers Sresht Rengesh and Sailesh Kumar.
Purpose
Most of the video and chat apps have some form of presentation mode, but, to the best of our knowledge, they do not usually come with some form of group accessible and modifiable document. The best solution we could think of using zoom or discord to hold the call while everyone also accessed some shared google doc. While this could work text-based meetings and brainstorming, it wasn't great for the brainstorming ideas that were best conveyed through drawn images. To that end, we wanted to ensure our app had a whiteboard that anyone in the room could draw on and have their changes updated in real time to the rest of the room.
As planning went on, we decided to also add a flashcard component that could be used for simple post-it notes of ideas during brainstorming sessions. As these flash cards have a flipping functionality, they could also serve as study tools giving our app a wider scale of use than just for brainstorming.
Execution
TBD
View of the inside of a room


Allow to access a list of created fixture (coming from Body#addPhaserPolygon) which itself parse the input from PhysicsEditor with the custom phaser exporter. You can access fixtures of a Body by a group index or even by providing a fixture Key. You can set the fixture key and also the group index for a fixture in PhysicsEditor. This gives you the power to create a complex body built of many fixtures and modify them during runtime (to remove parts, set masks, categories & sensor properties)


Team Members
Team Members #1 / 3 Columns
{% for p in site.data.peoples %}
{% include item-people.html data=p type="large" %}
{% endfor %}
Team Members - Compact
{% for p in site.data.peoples %}
{% include item-people.html data=p type="small" %}
{% endfor %}


Represents an audio analysis from The Echo Nest.
All methods in this module return Track objects.
Attributes:
analysis_channels int: the number of audio channels used during analysis
analysis_sample_rate float: the sample rate used during analysis
analyzer_version str: e.g. ‘3.01a’
artist str or None: artist name
bars list of dicts: timing of each measure
beats list of dicts: timing of each beat
bitrate int: the bitrate of the input mp3 (or other file)
danceability float: relative danceability (0 to 1)
duration float: length of track in seconds
energy float: relative energy (0 to 1)
end_of_fade_in float: time in seconds track where fade-in ends
id str: Echo Nest Track ID, e.g. ‘TRTOBXJ1296BCDA33B’
key int: between 0 (key of C) and 11 (key of B flat) inclusive
key_confidence float: confidence that key detection was accurate
loudness float: overall loudness in decibels (dB)
md5 str: 32-character checksum of the input mp3
meta dict: other track metainfo
mode int: 0 (major) or 1 (minor)
mode_confidence float: confidence that mode detection was accurate
num_samples int: total samples in the decoded track
release str or None: the album name
sample_md5 str: 32-character checksum of the decoded audio file
samplerate int: sample rate of input mp3
sections list of dicts: larger sections of song (chorus, bridge, solo, etc.)
segments list of dicts: timing, pitch, loudness and timbre for each segment
start_of_fade_out float: time in seconds where fade out begins
status str: analysis status, e.g. ‘complete’, ‘pending’, ‘error’
tatums list of dicts: the smallest metrical unit (subdivision of a beat)
tempo float: overall BPM (beats per minute)
tempo_confidence float: confidence that tempo detection was accurate
title str or None: song title
Each bar, beat, section, segment and tatum has a start time, a duration, and a confidence, in addition to whatever other data is given.
Examples:
>>> t = track.track_from_id('TRXXHTJ1294CD8F3B3')
>>> t
<track - Neverwas Restored (from Neverwas Soundtrack)>
>>> t = track.track_from_md5('b8abf85746ab3416adabca63141d8c2d')
>>> t
<track - Neverwas Restored (from Neverwas Soundtrack)>
>>>
Create a track object from a file-like object.
>>> f = open("Miaow-01-Tempered-song.mp3")
>>> t = track.track_from_file(f, 'mp3')
>>> t
< Track >
>>>
Create a track object from a filename.
>>> t = track.track_from_filename("Miaow-01-Tempered-song.mp3")
>>> t
< Track >
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Create a track object from a public http URL.
>>> t = track.track_from_url("http://www.miaowmusic.com/mp3/Miaow-01-Tempered-song.mp3")
>>> t
< Track >
>>>
Create a track object from an Echo Nest track ID.
>>> t = track.track_from_id("TRWFIDS128F92CC4CA")
>>> t
<track - Let The Spirit>
>>>
Create a track object from an md5 hash.
>>> t = track.track_from_md5('b8abf85746ab3416adabca63141d8c2d')
>>> t
<track - Neverwas Restored (from Neverwas Soundtrack)>
>>>
Create a track object from an md5 hash, reanalyzing the track first.
>>> t = track.track_from_reanalyzing_md5('b8abf85746ab3416adabca63141d8c2d')
>>> t
<track - Neverwas Restored>
>>>


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
A wintery twist on James Martin's favourite buttermilk panna cotta. Use seasonal pears with a hint of warming ginger.
For the panna cotta, chill a jug in the freezer.
Heat the double cream, vanilla pod and seeds and the sugar in a saucepan until just boiling, stirring occasionally. Remove the pan from the heat, squeeze out the excess water from the soaked gelatine and add it to the hot cream. Whisk in the buttermilk until the gelatine is dissolved completely.
Pass the mixture through a fine sieve into the chilled jug, and then stir in the poire William.
Chill the cream mixture in the fridge, whisking every five minutes until the mixture begins to set. Divide the mixture among four dariole moulds and chill in the fridge for at least two hours.
For the doughnuts, mix the flour, salt, 25g/1oz of the caster sugar and all of the butter, 150ml/5fl oz water and yeast until well combined.
Mix for 4-5 minutes, or until the mixture comes together as a smooth dough. Cover with cling film and set aside for one hour to rise, or until doubled in size.
Divide the dough into 12 equal portions and roll each into a ball.
Line a tray with baking parchment and place the dough balls onto it, leaving plenty of room between each ball. Set aside in a warm place to prove for a further 20 minutes.
When the dough has proved, heat the oil in a deep fat fryer to 150C/302F. Alternatively, heat the oil in a deep, heavy-based saucepan until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns brown when dropped into it. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Carefully lower the dough balls into the hot oil in batches and deep fry for 3-4 minutes, or until golden-brown. Remove from the pan using a slotted spoon and set aside to drain on kitchen paper.
Place the remaining caster sugar and ground ginger on a plate and roll the doughnuts in it until completely coated.
For the pear purée, place the peeled pears into a saucepan with the lemon zest and juice, and the sugar, vanilla pod and seeds. Add enough water to just cover the pears.
Place on the heat, bring to the boil then reduce the heat and simmer for 15 minutes.
Lift the pears out and drain onto kitchen paper until cool enough to handle.
Cut two of the pears in half top to bottom, then cut each half into about eight chunky pieces, discarding the core.
Pat the pear pieces dry then transfer to a baking tray. Sprinkle with icing sugar and caramelise using a chef’s blowtorch (or under a pre-heated grill) until golden brown.
Roughly chop the remaining two pears and place in a blender with two tablespoons of the poaching liquid and blend to a thick purée- adding more liquid if necessary.
Heat a frying pan until hot, add the butter and cook until just nut brown then add the pear purée and heat through – the sauce should split.
To serve, dip the outside of the panna cotta moulds into hot water for a few seconds, then gently turn out onto the centre of each serving plate. Place three doughnuts onto each plate and scatter the caramelised pear chunks around. Finish with a drizzle of the buttery pear purée and some mint leaves.


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Read CSV Data from an Ajax Call in JavaScript
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function makeplot() {
Plotly.d3.csv("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/plotly/datasets/master/2014_apple_stock.csv", function(data){ processData(data) } );
};
function processData(allRows) {
console.log(allRows);
var x = [], y = [], standard_deviation = [];
for (var i=0; i<allRows.length; i++) {
row = allRows[i];
x.push( row['AAPL_x'] );
y.push( row['AAPL_y'] );
}
console.log( 'X',x, 'Y',y, 'SD',standard_deviation );
makePlotly( x, y, standard_deviation );
}
function makePlotly( x, y, standard_deviation ){
var plotDiv = document.getElementById("plot");
var traces = [{
x: x,
y: y
}];
Plotly.newPlot('myDiv', traces,
{title: 'Plotting CSV data from AJAX call'});
};
makeplot();


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Hello, my name is Prajit Dhar.
I am currently a PhD student at the Rijksuniversiteit in Groningen. I work on Neural Machine Translation, which is automatically translating digital text using Neural Networks and Deep Learning methods. My focus lies on low-resource languages, especially indic languages like Tamil.


Boring Stuff: This is, again, the Bromo-DragonFLY that was sold as 2C-B-FLY. The infamous B1 batch that killed people. After having done doses of 250 micrograms (ug) and 200ug, I decided to increase my dose to 380ug. I weigh 186 lb's.
I set an alarm for this dose at 7:35 AM. I'd groggily get up and stumble to my table to prep it up. Simple as sucking just shy of 4 ticks on my .1ml measured syringe. Then I sprayed it in the mouth. Washed it down with some water that was vigorously swished around, and swallowed. It was 7:45 by the time it was done, that'll be our T. I went back to bed, tired as hecks.
T+1:15hr: Girlfriend has to get up for school. I let her out of the house. I'm still sleepy. Go back to bed. Nothing so far.
T+4hr: I wake up energized. Typically this stuff hits me at 3.5hr, but in this case, a bit later. Or perhaps I just slept through the first part. Maybe sleep slows metabolism. Either way, I wake up like an energizer bunny. I start to just tidy up around the room, and notice that my girlfriend left me a surprise 1/3 of a gram of cocaine that looked very clean. I'm in Peru, so I know it was. I set it aside.
T+6hr: I start to feel the ascent of effects. Visuals are creeping in. They are more like an outer glow to everything. Not much is morphing shape. No patterns yet. Not a whole lot.
T+7hr: This is the time I find my effects increase a lot more. Seems consistent with me. Visuals are becoming hard to ignore. A curious internal energy is appearing on all objects. They have what looks like an electric current running through them. At this point, the mental space hadn't changed a lot. I was in a profoundly great mood, although I'm naturally so most of the time. So I'm curious to see if the cocaine would jumpstart my trip farther. Or somehow modify it to be more intense. I take what was likely 1/3rd of that pile and make a small line. My pulse prior to dosing this was 66 which, on a sub-amphetamine, seemed safely low. I felt no problems mixing two stimulants. I take the line that was likely about .12g. The cocaine down here is very pure, and this is one of the more pure batches I've done in my experience.
T+7:30hr: The energy from the cocaine has hit. And hoo boy am I feeling a sensation. It was almost as if the cocaine energy merged with the Bromo energy. Cocaine just makes me very alert, not too 'speedy' where I'm jittery. The Bromo energy makes me jittery, and a need to clench muscles. Although not soooo bad. They sort of combined. Now I'm not longer jittery, but still very energized overall. Not clenching anything any more. Instead very in control of my body. And mentally, still alert, still slightly altered. But now thinking more clearly. In addition, the pleasurable wave of the coke felt great over the general tingle of the Bromo.
T+8hr: Here is where I feel the Bromo stops climbing, and settles into its peak. I noticed my visuals died down somewhat, perhaps the cocaine takes over for a while. Despite having a full rush of cocaine and Bromo, my pulse is an even 84.
T+9hr: The visuals have managed to come back stronger. I find while nothing overly impressive is happening, color and detail are enhanced to a wonderful level. I start to take a bus to a friends house to help with his computer. The ride is pleasant, watching the sun over the clouds. The detail in the grass. The stucco and plaster walls on most of the houses look more interesting somehow. Also on this ride, I find myself thinking a bit more introspectively over some recent family issues. And while I really haven't meditated on it much, it was something to think about. And the Bromo didn't exactly shed a new light on the situation, but helped me to look at it without being angry at anybody. In the situation its easy to get upset. I managed to just look at the damage that has been done, without pointing fingers. Unfortunately this headspace didn't last that long.
T+10hr: I arrive at my friends house to help him with his computer. Eventually figured out the problem. Unfortunately he broke another part in his impatience waiting for me. I found myself quite analytical of the PC, although I missed the obvious answer to the problem until we were about to call the company that sold the parts to him. Silly me.
T+11hr: His Girlfriend arrives to accompany us to the store to buy the part anew, or possibly repair it. I find my Spanish with her was pretty good. The Bromo puts me in a nice conversational state. At this point my effects seem about the same as they were at 8 hour.
T+12hr: We decided to get some food. I hadn't eaten hardly at all the whole day, stimulants will do that. Enjoyed a lovely sandwich which my friend bought since I helped with the PC.
T+13hr: I started to feel the effects dropping, as well as my energy. I could feel myself starting to crash a bit. But I went back to my friends for some Borderlands on Xbox. I was just about as good as normal.
T+15: I took my leave after some good Xbox fun. Tired though I just opted for a taxi home.
T+16: At home, I finished the cocaine pile hoping to see if I'd get more effects back, and then I'd finish out the night. The cocaine brought me mentally into a similar place as before, cocaine but with a touch of extra intelligence.
At T+18 I was pooped. I had watched some south park and such. Decided to take 1mg of xanax. I didn't really feel the cocaine any longer. However, after another 30 minutes I was still awake. I felt the restlessness of the Bromo still lingering. I knocked it out with another 2.5 mg of xanax. And woke up later the next day as was needed.
In summation:
No effects from 0-3.5 hours.
Buzzing and extremely minor visuals from 3.5-6 hours.
A general increase in effects from 6-8 hours.
8-12 seems to be my peak plateau at this dosage.
12-16 starts to wind down.
Anything after 16 seems to be just further declining effects.
No bodyload was noticed at all. Occasional clenching desire from the Bromo. No appetite, however I did eat a couple times with no problems. Constant energy was available though, and while I never felt focused to DO anything, I believe anything I did in fact do would have been done quite well. In this trip I never broke past a mild ++. And I mean a conservative ++. That probably was between hours 7-9 it was in the ++ territory, only to settle back down. I question a tad of possible tolerance buildup since I did 200ug 3 days ago. But I will make a point to do this again another week.
The next day I didn't feel very tired, although I got plenty of sleep. Overall, an enjoyable experience that I felt needed just a bit more dosage.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Persisting a Result Set as an XML Data File
The ODBC driver allows you to persist a result set as an XML data file with embedded schema. To implement XML persistence, a client application must do the following:
- Turn on STATIC cursors. For example:
SQLSetStmtAttr (hstmt, SQL_ATTR_CURSOR_TYPE, SQL_CURSOR_STATIC, SQL_IS_INTEGER)
NOTE: A result set can be persisted as an XML data file only if the result set is generated using STATIC cursors. Otherwise, the following error is returned:
Driver only supports XML persistence when using driver’s static cursors.
- Execute a SQL statement. For example:
SQLExecDirect (hstmt, "Select * from GTABLE", SQL_NTS)
- Persist the result set as an XML data file. For example:
SQLSetStmtAttr (hstmt, SQL_PERSIST_AS_XML, "c:\temp\GTABLE.XML", SQL_NTS)
NOTE: A new statement attribute is available to support XML persistence, SQL_PERSIST_AS_XML. A client application must call SQLSetStmtAttr with this new attribute as an argument. See the following table for the definition of valid arguments for SQLSetStmtAttr:
A client application can choose to persist the data at any time that the statement is in an executed or cursor-positioned state. At any other time, the driver returns the following message:


Bio: A brief intro about me
I graduated from Portland State University in March of 2020 with a B.S. in Computer Science, Magna Cum Laude. Currently, I am looking for a full-time position as a Software Developer. I am eager to learn and try out new things, am always a team player, strives to do my best, and am never afraid to ask questions. If I do not understand something or am stuck, I will try my best to figure it out, but I won't hesitate to seek help from my fellow collegues if I can.
Technical Skills
Although I do not have much professional working experience, I have experience in the following:
- Languages: C++, C, Java, Python, SQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git ...
- Systems/Frameworks: Linux/Unix, Node, React, Django, MongoDB, Bootstrap ...
- Tools: Github, VS Code, IntelliJ, Xcode, Android Studio, Postman ...
I am most experienced in creating programs in Linux/Unix with languages such as C++ and Java. I have recently been involved in projects pertaining to web app development and databases, and enjoy learning about game development, but I am also interested in exploring about other types of software development.
Goals
At the moment, my goals are to find a job that I will enjoy doing. A working environment that fosters growth, creativity, and pride in what we do. Because I know that I am not perfect, and that there is much for me to learn, I want to gain the necessary skills and experience that will take me further and open up new possibilities. I want to be challenged to do better and be better. I want to contribute to projects that either help others or bring joy to them. Useful technologies that we enjoy making and others enjoy using.
My Interests
Besides being interested in software development, I also enjoy:
- Music: trap, chill, tropical, edm, lo-fi, etc.
- Looking at art and fashion and seeing how they're created
- Making art: drawing, painting, taking pictures, and other crafts
- The great outdoors: playing sports, hiking, picnics, fishing, clamming, biking, etc.
- Reading and watching comedies, romance, action, and mysteries
- Playing Just Dance on the Switch
- Eating good food: fruit, baked goods, smooties, etc.
- Summer, Spring, Sunshine, and cool breezes
- Travelling


Warning: This document is a work in progress.
This document describes the requirements, design, and implementation details of LLVM's System Library. The library is composed of the header files in llvm/include/llvm/System and the source files in llvm/lib/System. The goal of this library is to completely shield LLVM from the variations in operating system interfaces. By centralizing LLVM's use of operating system interfaces, we make it possible for the LLVM tool chain and runtime libraries to be more easily ported to new platforms. The library also unclutters the rest of LLVM from #ifdef use and special cases for specific operating systems.
The System Library was donated to LLVM by Reid Spencer who formulated the original design as part of the eXtensible Programming System (XPS) which is based, in part, on LLVM.
The System library's requirements are aimed at shielding LLVM from the variations in operating system interfaces. The following sections define the requirements needed to fulfill this objective.
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In order to fulfill the requirements of the system library, strict design objectives must be maintained in the library as it evolves. The goal here is to provide interfaces to operating system concepts (files, memory maps, sockets, signals, locking, etc) efficiently and in such a way that the remainder of LLVM is completely operating system agnostic.
no public data
onlyprimitive typed private/protected data
data size is "right" for platform, not max of all platforms
each class corresponds to O/S concept
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See bug 351 for further details on the progress of this work
The linux implementation of the system library will always be the reference implementation. This means that (a) the concepts defined by the linux must be identically replicated in the other implementations and (b) the linux implementation must always be complete (provide implementations for all concepts).


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use std::ffi::CStr; use std::error; use std::fmt; use std::str; use curl_ffi as ffi; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_OK as OK; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_UNSUPPORTED_PROTOCOL as UNSUPPORTED_PROTOCOL; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FAILED_INIT as FAILED_INIT; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_URL_MALFORMAT as URL_MALFORMAT; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_NOT_BUILT_IN as NOT_BUILT_IN; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_COULDNT_RESOLVE_PROXY as COULDNT_RESOLVE_PROXY; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_COULDNT_RESOLVE_HOST as COULDNT_RESOLVE_HOST; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_COULDNT_CONNECT as COULDNT_CONNECT; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FTP_WEIRD_SERVER_REPLY as FTP_WEIRD_SERVER_REPLY; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_REMOTE_ACCESS_DENIED as REMOTE_ACCESS_DENIED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FTP_ACCEPT_FAILED as FTP_ACCEPT_FAILED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FTP_WEIRD_PASS_REPLY as FTP_WEIRD_PASS_REPLY; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FTP_ACCEPT_TIMEOUT as FTP_ACCEPT_TIMEOUT; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FTP_WEIRD_PASV_REPLY as FTP_WEIRD_PASV_REPLY; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FTP_WEIRD_227_FORMAT as FTP_WEIRD_227_FORMAT; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FTP_CANT_GET_HOST as FTP_CANT_GET_HOST; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_OBSOLETE16 as OBSOLETE16; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FTP_COULDNT_SET_TYPE as FTP_COULDNT_SET_TYPE; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_PARTIAL_FILE as PARTIAL_FILE; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FTP_COULDNT_RETR_FILE as FTP_COULDNT_RETR_FILE; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_OBSOLETE20 as OBSOLETE20; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_QUOTE_ERROR as QUOTE_ERROR; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_HTTP_RETURNED_ERROR as HTTP_RETURNED_ERROR; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_WRITE_ERROR as WRITE_ERROR; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_OBSOLETE24 as OBSOLETE24; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_UPLOAD_FAILED as UPLOAD_FAILED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_READ_ERROR as READ_ERROR; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_OUT_OF_MEMORY as OUT_OF_MEMORY; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_OPERATION_TIMEDOUT as OPERATION_TIMEDOUT; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_OBSOLETE29 as OBSOLETE29; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FTP_PORT_FAILED as FTP_PORT_FAILED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FTP_COULDNT_USE_REST as FTP_COULDNT_USE_REST; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_OBSOLETE32 as OBSOLETE32; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_RANGE_ERROR as RANGE_ERROR; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_HTTP_POST_ERROR as HTTP_POST_ERROR; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SSL_CONNECT_ERROR as SSL_CONNECT_ERROR; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_BAD_DOWNLOAD_RESUME as BAD_DOWNLOAD_RESUME; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FILE_COULDNT_READ_FILE as FILE_COULDNT_READ_FILE; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_LDAP_CANNOT_BIND as LDAP_CANNOT_BIND; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_LDAP_SEARCH_FAILED as LDAP_SEARCH_FAILED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_OBSOLETE40 as OBSOLETE40; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FUNCTION_NOT_FOUND as FUNCTION_NOT_FOUND; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_ABORTED_BY_CALLBACK as ABORTED_BY_CALLBACK; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_BAD_FUNCTION_ARGUMENT as BAD_FUNCTION_ARGUMENT; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_OBSOLETE44 as OBSOLETE44; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_INTERFACE_FAILED as INTERFACE_FAILED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_OBSOLETE46 as OBSOLETE46; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS as TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS ; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_UNKNOWN_OPTION as UNKNOWN_OPTION; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_TELNET_OPTION_SYNTAX as TELNET_OPTION_SYNTAX ; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_OBSOLETE50 as OBSOLETE50; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_PEER_FAILED_VERIFICATION as PEER_FAILED_VERIFICATION; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_GOT_NOTHING as GOT_NOTHING; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SSL_ENGINE_NOTFOUND as SSL_ENGINE_NOTFOUND; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SSL_ENGINE_SETFAILED as SSL_ENGINE_SETFAILED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SEND_ERROR as SEND_ERROR; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_RECV_ERROR as RECV_ERROR; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_OBSOLETE57 as OBSOLETE57; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SSL_CERTPROBLEM as SSL_CERTPROBLEM; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SSL_CIPHER as SSL_CIPHER; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SSL_CACERT as SSL_CACERT; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_BAD_CONTENT_ENCODING as BAD_CONTENT_ENCODING; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_LDAP_INVALID_URL as LDAP_INVALID_URL; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FILESIZE_EXCEEDED as FILESIZE_EXCEEDED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_USE_SSL_FAILED as USE_SSL_FAILED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SEND_FAIL_REWIND as SEND_FAIL_REWIND; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SSL_ENGINE_INITFAILED as SSL_ENGINE_INITFAILED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_LOGIN_DENIED as LOGIN_DENIED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_TFTP_NOTFOUND as TFTP_NOTFOUND; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_TFTP_PERM as TFTP_PERM; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_REMOTE_DISK_FULL as REMOTE_DISK_FULL; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_TFTP_ILLEGAL as TFTP_ILLEGAL; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_TFTP_UNKNOWNID as TFTP_UNKNOWNID; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_REMOTE_FILE_EXISTS as REMOTE_FILE_EXISTS; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_TFTP_NOSUCHUSER as TFTP_NOSUCHUSER; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_CONV_FAILED as CONV_FAILED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_CONV_REQD as CONV_REQD; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SSL_CACERT_BADFILE as SSL_CACERT_BADFILE; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_REMOTE_FILE_NOT_FOUND as REMOTE_FILE_NOT_FOUND; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SSH as SSH; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SSL_SHUTDOWN_FAILED as SSL_SHUTDOWN_FAILED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_AGAIN as AGAIN; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SSL_CRL_BADFILE as SSL_CRL_BADFILE; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_SSL_ISSUER_ERROR as SSL_ISSUER_ERROR; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FTP_PRET_FAILED as FTP_PRET_FAILED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_RTSP_CSEQ_ERROR as RTSP_CSEQ_ERROR; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_RTSP_SESSION_ERROR as RTSP_SESSION_ERROR; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_FTP_BAD_FILE_LIST as FTP_BAD_FILE_LIST; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_CHUNK_FAILED as CHUNK_FAILED; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_NO_CONNECTION_AVAILABLE as NO_CONNECTION_AVAILABLE; pub use curl_ffi::CURLcode::CURLE_LAST as LAST; #[derive(Copy, Clone)] pub struct ErrCode(pub ffi::CURLcode); impl ErrCode { pub fn is_success(self) -> bool { self.code() as i32 == OK as i32 } pub fn code(self) -> ffi::CURLcode { let ErrCode(c) = self; c } } impl fmt::Debug for ErrCode { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter) -> fmt::Result { fmt::Display::fmt(self, f) } } impl fmt::Display for ErrCode { fn fmt(&self, fmt: &mut fmt::Formatter) -> fmt::Result { let s = unsafe { CStr::from_ptr(ffi::curl_easy_strerror(self.code())).to_bytes() }; match str::from_utf8(s) { Ok(s) => write!(fmt, "{}", s), Err(err) => write!(fmt, "{}", err) } } } impl error::Error for ErrCode { fn description(&self) -> &str { let code = self.code(); let s = unsafe { CStr::from_ptr(ffi::curl_easy_strerror(code) as *const _).to_bytes() }; str::from_utf8(s).unwrap() } }


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ASUS officially unveiled the ASUS ZenBook Duo series with dual display from RM4699
ASUS officially unveiled the ASUS ZenBook Duo series which comes equipped with two fully functioning display, an Intel Core i9 processor, and RTX2060 graphics processor starting from the price of RM4699 and RM12999 for the Pro variant. One of the main selling points of the ZenBook Duo series would be the ScreenPad Plus, which is now much larger and comes with better performance compared to its predecessor.
The ScreenPad Plus allows the user to utilize various features such as App Switcher, ViewMax, as well as Task Swap to increase their efficiency when they have multiple software open. Not only that, but it also comes with WiFi 6, as well as 802.11ax, which ensures that the laptop is constantly connected to the internet.
As for the display, it is VESA Display HDR True Black 500 certified, making it suitable for any situation including gaming, content creation, watching movies and doing illustration. Other than that, ASUS also launched the new ASUS ZenBook 13, 14 and 15 from the price of RM4399, RM4499 and RM6499 respectively. The aforementioned laptop comes equipped with up to an Intel i7 processor, up to 16GB out of the box as well as up to a GTX1060 graphics card.
In conjunction with ASUS’ 30th anniversary, they’ve also unveiled the ASUS ZenBook Edition 30, which is fitted with white genuine leather over the lid as well as a gold plated logo. Head over to ASUS’ official website, if you are keen on finding out more information on the products mentioned.
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UI5 is a (rather archaic) partially open source UI framework from SAP.
It is tightly coupled with jQuery and delivers both the mechanisms for building UIs from scratch and an extensive set of responsive controls.
UI5 applications boil down to a N-ary tree of controls. Each control may have several aggregations under which child controls may reside.
These controls can be grouped into several higher level abstractions (views, fragments).
The UI5 control tree is linked to the HTML DOM.
Each control has a renderer function or class which is responsible with writing the control's HTML.
JSX is a syntax extension for JavaScript popularized by ReactJS.
The power of JSX is that it can be mixed with regular JavaScript expressions.
For example the following JSX expression:
{
["A", "B", "C", "D", "E"].forEach(l => - { l }
)
}
... could potentially create a list with 5 items.
JSX needs to be compiled into regular JavaScript.
For example the following React JSX expression:
const element = (

Hello, world!

);
... gets compiled using Babel into:
const element = React.createElement(
'h1', {className: 'greeting'}, 'Hello, world!'
);
UI5 allows developers to define their own controls (in case there is no standard control fits the requirements or if a completely different look and feel is needed).
The same mechanism used to define standard controls is also used for custom controls.
Rendering the HTML for a control is a pain in the #$!. It is error prone and not readable at all.
That's why SAP wants to add Handlebars support for building controls and there are a few tools for transforming bare HTML in the UI5 boilerplate.
UI5 documentation renderer example:
function(oRm, oControl) {
oRm.write('
');
oRm.writeEscaped(oControl.getText());
oRm.write('
');
}
Wouldn't it be easier to just write:
function(oRm, oControl) {
var size = oControl.getSize();
oRm.render(

{ oControl.getText() }

);
}
We can do just that using Babel with a small JSX plugin that I wrote.


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Query
public struct Query<DocumentType> where DocumentType : Document
A Query
that can filter and order a single type of Document
in a certain transaction.
Note
Sorting is always done before limiting the results. So the order of callingsorted
and
skipping
/limited
does not matter, they only change the query object that is
evaluated at once when you execute it in a transaction.
-
Declaration
Swift
public var predicate: Predicate<DocumentType>?
-
SortDescriptor
s used to sort theDocument
sDeclaration
Swift
public var sortDescriptors: [SortDescriptor<DocumentType>]
-
Number of
Document
s that thisQuery
will skip in the resultDeclaration
Swift
public var skip: UInt
-
An optional maximum number of
Document
s that thisQuery
will matchWarning
Values aboveInt32.max
are not guaranteed to be respected and might be interpeted as no limit.Declaration
Swift
public var limit: UInt?
-
Initializes a
Query
with no filters, sortings or other limitations.Declaration
Swift
public init()
-
Initialize a
Query
passing in the initial filter, sortings and limitations.Declaration
Swift
public init(predicate: Predicate<DocumentType>?, sortDescriptors: [SortDescriptor<DocumentType>], skip: UInt, limit: UInt?)
Parameters
predicate
sortDescriptors
SortDescriptor
s used to sort theDocument
sskip
Number of
Document
s that thisQuery
will skip in the resultlimit
An optional maximum number of
Document
s that thisQuery
will match
-
Skip the first number of
Document
s that are matched by thisQuery
.Note
Given the
Document
s [a, b, c, d]skipping(upTo: 2)
will result in aQuery
matching of [c, d]. Then again performing anskipping(upTo: 1)
on thisQuery
will make it match [d].Declaration
Swift
public func skipping(upTo numberOfItems: UInt) -> Query<DocumentType>
Parameters
numberOfItems
Number of items to skip.
Return Value
A
Query
skipping the given number of items. -
Limits the number of
Document
s theQuery
will match.Note
Given the
Document
s [a, b, c, d]limiting(upTo: 2)
will result in aQuery
matching [a, b]. Thenlimiting(upTo: 3)
will still match only [a, b].Declaration
Swift
public func limited(upTo numberOfItems: UInt) -> Query<DocumentType>
Parameters
numberOfItems
Maximum number of items that this
Query
will matchReturn Value
A
Query
matching not more then the given number of items
-
Sort the
Query
by the returnedSortDescriptor
.Note
Given the
Document
s with a nameIndex
of [d, c, a, b]ordered { $0.name.ascending() }
will result in aQuery
matching [a, b, c, d].Important
A second call to
sorted(by:)
will remove the first sorting, to apply multipleSortDescriptor
s usethenSorted(by:)
.Declaration
Swift
public func sorted(by sortDescriptor: SortDescriptor<DocumentType>) -> Query<DocumentType>
Parameters
sortDescriptor
Closure that returns the
SortDescriptor
to order byReturn Value
A
Query
where matchingDocument
s are ordered by theSortDescriptor
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func sorted(by index: PartialIndex<DocumentType>, order: Order) -> Query<DocumentType>
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func sorted(by keyPath: PartialKeyPath<DocumentType>, order: Order) -> Query<DocumentType>
-
Apply a subsequent sorting to the
Document
s matching thisQuery
leaving previous sorting instructions intact.Example: A
Query
matching theDocument
s with theIndex
es ‘age’ and ‘name’ [(2, c), (1, b), (2, a)] onsorted { $0.age.ascending() }
will become [(1, b), (2, c), (2, a)].thenSorted { $0.name.ascending() }
will then become [(1, b), (2, a), (2, c)].Declaration
Swift
public func thenSorted(by sortDescriptor: SortDescriptor<DocumentType>) -> Query<DocumentType>
Parameters
closure
Closure that returns the
SortDescriptor
to sort byReturn Value
A
Query
that sortsDocument
s subsequently by the givenSortDescriptor
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func thenSorted(by index: PartialIndex<DocumentType>, order: Order) -> Query<DocumentType>
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func thenSorted(by keyPath: PartialKeyPath<DocumentType>, order: Order) -> Query<DocumentType>


THE LION KING A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
The LION KING is technically an amazing and dazzling movie. I find it hard to review a cartoon. Perhaps, I could start by discussing some of the characters that were made special by the actor's voice.
Hands down, the best voice in this movie was that of Jeremy Irons who was the evil Scar, brother of the king Mufasa. Irons is brilliant in everything he does, but I think his best roles were BRIDESHEAD REVISITED and REVERSAL OF FORTUNE. He can play villains and good guys equally well. James Earl Jones was the voice of Mufasa, and although he was good, I expected more out of one of the most dramatic sounding voices in the movies today. Jones could have been a great orator (read politician I guess) had he not become an actor. Whoopi Goldberg was funny as a laughing hyena. I liked everyone except Mathew Broderick who I felt was too weak and unconvincing as the grown up Simba.
The movie's strengths, however, were not in the characters. The images and the soundtrack were the highlights. All of the music was very moving. The images had a 3D effect that I have not seen before. There was clear foreground and background in almost every shot, and sometimes they even varied the focus as you would in a "real" movie so that at first the foreground was in focus and then the background. My favorite part of the entire show was the vibrance of the colors. Monet would have come every day to see The LION KING.
Sad to say, I can not give it as high a rating as I would liked for two reasons. First, the story and the characters were okay, but they were not as interesting as they could have been. When they have to resort to lots of jokes about gas and bad breath, you know the script writers have run out of steam.
Second, the main audience for this movie is little kids. I have a 5 year old boy who went with us. Why oh why did they have to have someone who viciously murders his own brother in the sight of his brother's son?  Yes, this part of life does happen, but so does rape, incest, drive-by shootings and a lot of other stuff. Being true to life does not mean we have to subject little kids to it.
By the way, my son spent almost the whole movie in one of our laps, but claimed in the end to have not been scared (he was clearly scared while it was going on), and wanted to see it again. Actually, he wants to see LASSIE even more.
THE LION KING runs 1:26 (seems longer) and is rated incorrectly as G. Given the murders and attempted murders, it is clearly a PG show. I am glad we went, and I do recommend the show with the reservations noted. I give it ***.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEWED WRITTEN ON: July 18, 1994
Opinions expressed are mine and not meant to reflect my employer's.
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
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review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
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The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


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Note: the intention is to get this object from CosmosClient via client.database(id)
, not to instantiate it yourself.
Used for creating new containers, or querying/reading all containers.
Use .container(id)
to read, replace, or delete a specific, existing Database by id.
Used for creating new users, or querying/reading all users.
Use .user(id)
to read, replace, or delete a specific, existing User by id.
Returns a reference URL to the resource. Used for linking in Permissions.
Delete the given Database.
Read the definition of the given Database.
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Operations for reading or deleting an existing database.
Databases for creating new databases, and reading/querying all databases; use
client.databases
.Note: all these operations make calls against a fixed budget. You should design your system such that these calls scale sublinearly with your application. For instance, do not call
database.read()
before every singleitem.read()
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Stemmer
An instance of a stemming algorithm.
The algorithm has internal state, so must not be called concurrently. ie, only a single thread should access the instance at any given time.
When creating a Stemmer
object, there is one required argument: the
name of the algorithm to use in the new stemmer. A list of the valid
algorithm names may be obtained by calling the algorithms()
function
in this module. In addition, the appropriate stemming algorithm for a
given language may be obtained by using the 2 or 3 letter ISO 639
language codes.
A second optional argument to the constructor for Stemmer
is the size
of cache to use. The cache implemented in this module is not terribly
efficient, but benchmarks show that it approximately doubles
performance for typical text processing operations, without too much
memory overhead. The cache may be disabled by passing a size of 0.
The default size (10000 words) is probably appropriate in most
situations. In pathological cases (for example, when no word is
presented to the stemming algorithm more than once, so the cache is
useless), the cache can severely damage performance.
The "benchmark.py" script supplied with the PyStemmer distribution can be used to test the performance of the stemming algorithms with various cache sizes.
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x.__init__(...) initializes x; see x.__class__.__doc__ for signature | |
T.__new__(S, ...) -> a new object with type S, a subtype of T | |
Stem a word. | |
Stem a list of words. | |
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x.__delattr__('name') <==> del x.name | |
x.__getattribute__('name') <==> x.name | |
x.__hash__() <==> hash(x) | |
helper for pickle | |
helper for pickle | |
x.__repr__() <==> repr(x) | |
x.__setattr__('name', value) <==> x.name = value | |
x.__str__() <==> str(x) |
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getset_descriptor |
maxCacheSize = <attribute 'maxCacheSize' of 'Stemmer.Ste...
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__new__(T, S, ...)T.__new__(S, ...) -> a new object with type S, a subtype of T
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stemWord(...)Stem a word. This takes a single argument, word, which should either be a UTF-8 encoded string, or a unicode object. The result is the stemmed form of the word. If the word supplied was a unicode object, the result will be a unicode object: if the word supplied was a string, the result will be a UTF-8 encoded string. |
stemWords(...)Stem a list of words. This takes a single argument, words, which must be a sequence, iterator, generator or similar. The entries in words should either be UTF-8 encoded strings, or a unicode objects. The result is a list of the stemmed forms of the words. If the word supplied was a unicode object, the stemmed form will be a unicode object: if the word supplied was a string, the stemmed form will be a UTF-8 encoded string. |
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