- __assign(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.arrow.DataBufferStruct
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- __assign(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatArray
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- __assign(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatConfiguration
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- __assign(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatGraph
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- __assign(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatNode
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- __assign(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatProperties
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- __assign(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatResult
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- __assign(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatTiming
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- __assign(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatVariable
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- __assign(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.IntPair
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- __assign(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.IntTriple
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- __assign(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.LongPair
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- __assign(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.LongTriple
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- __init(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.arrow.DataBufferStruct
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- __init(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatArray
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- __init(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatConfiguration
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- __init(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatGraph
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- __init(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatNode
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- __init(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatProperties
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- __init(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatResult
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- __init(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatTiming
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- __init(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.FlatVariable
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- __init(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.IntPair
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- __init(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.IntTriple
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- __init(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.LongPair
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- __init(int, ByteBuffer) - Method in class org.nd4j.graph.LongTriple
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- _delete(Pointer) - Method in class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCpu.DoubleNDArray
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- _delete(Pointer) - Method in class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCpu.FloatNDArray
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- _delete(Pointer) - Method in class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCpu.HalfNDArray
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- _delete(Pointer) - Method in class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCuda.DoubleNDArray
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- _delete(Pointer) - Method in class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCuda.FloatNDArray
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- _delete(Pointer) - Method in class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCuda.HalfNDArray
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- _loader(Pointer) - Constructor for class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCpu._loader
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Pointer cast constructor.
- _loader(long) - Constructor for class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCpu._loader
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Native array allocator.
- _loader() - Constructor for class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCpu._loader
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- _loader(Pointer) - Constructor for class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCuda._loader
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Pointer cast constructor.
- _loader(long) - Constructor for class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCuda._loader
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Native array allocator.
- _loader() - Constructor for class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCuda._loader
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- _new(long) - Method in class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCpu.DoubleNDArray
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operators for memory allocation and deletion
- _new(long) - Method in class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCpu.FloatNDArray
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operators for memory allocation and deletion
- _new(long) - Method in class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCpu.HalfNDArray
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operators for memory allocation and deletion
- _new(long) - Method in class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCuda.DoubleNDArray
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operators for memory allocation and deletion
- _new(long) - Method in class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCuda.FloatNDArray
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operators for memory allocation and deletion
- _new(long) - Method in class org.nd4j.nativeblas.Nd4jCuda.HalfNDArray
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operators for memory allocation and deletion
- _START_VERSION_VALUE - Static variable in enum onnx.OnnxMlProto3.Version
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proto3 requires the first enum value to be zero.
- _START_VERSION_VALUE - Static variable in enum onnx.OnnxProto3.Version
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proto3 requires the first enum value to be zero.


HTML5/CSS3/jQuery
SQL, MySQL, NoSQL, queries
JavaScript (Preferred Stack: MERN)
Bootstrap
C, C++
C#, WPF
Python
Java, JUnit 5 testing
Version Control (GIT)
Responsive Layout and Design
Agile Methodology
Object-Oriented Programming and Design
Cross-Browser Compatibility
Mobile First Thinking
Cisco iOS, CLI, Routers and Switching
Kanban
Flutter, Dart
React Native
Android, iOS
UX/UI Design
API Calls
Firebase
Cross-platform accomodations/support
Programming paradigms
Multithreaded/Partitioned Applications
API
Microservices Architecture
Spring Boot, Microservices & Serverless Architecture
Cryptography
Information Security
Networks, Cisco Technologies
Brisbane, QLD
Bachelor of Information Technology (2021)
Major: Computer Science
Minor A: Networks and Security
Minor B: Information Systems
Postgraduate - Queensland University of Technology
Brisbane, QLD
Graduate Certificate of Cyber Security and Networks (Current)
Clicking on the course redirects to official synopsis.
Core Units
Minor A: Networks and Security
Information Security
Cryptography
Web Computing
Network and Systems Administration
Minor B: Information Systems
Modelling Information Systems
Business of Information Technology
Business Process Modelling
Business Requirements Analysis


Radical Candor is a book by Kim Scott. It’s recent but has been very well received and I thought I’d analyse it for how well it fits within the leadership lattice.
At the core of Radical Candor is the notion that an effective manager and leader is both blunt and empathetic at the same time.
The lessons from Radical Candor sit mostly within the Individual domain, and some specific to team cohesion in the Organization domain.
Lessons from the individual domain are mostly concerned with how a manager can establish a more meaningful relationship with employees.
- Two principles are involved in Radical Candor: a manager should care about their employees, and at the same time: challenge them to do the best work possible.
- Guidance, team, and results: these are the responsibilities of any boss. This is equally true for anyone who manages people — CEOs, middle managers, and first-time leaders
- As a manager you have fulfill your three responsibilities:
- to create a culture of guidance (praise and criticism) that will keep everyone moving in the right direction
- to understand what motivates each person on your team well enough to avoid burnout or boredom and keep the team cohesive
- to drive results collaboratively
- The Getting Stuff Done framework is a flywheel of team execution that produces superior results
Lessons from the Organization domain are concerned with team cohesion:
- To keep a team cohesive, you need both rock stars and superstars
- Sometimes creating a culture of listening is simply a matter of managing meetings the right way.
- Part of your job as the boss is to help people think through their ideas before submitting them to the rough-and-tumble of debate
- There are times when people are just too tired, burnt out, or emotionally charged up to engage in productive debate. It’s crucial to be aware of these moments, because they rarely lead to good outcomes. Your job is to intervene and call a time-out
- Set a “decide by” date, so everybody would know that they couldn’t lobby the project manager endlessly
There are some lessons related to the Self domain, related to productivity and time management:
- Often, execution is a solitary task. We use calendars mostly for collaborative tasks — to schedule meetings, etc. One of your jobs as a manager is to make sure that collaborative tasks don’t consume so much of your time or your team’s time that there’s no time to execute whatever plan has been decided on and accepted
Notes from this post are from the excellent summary of Radical Candor by Manas Saloi.


DefaultPicoContainer allows for some properties to be set per component at the time each is added. There is a convenience class on which supplied properties are specified. It is called Characteristics. You can use them via static imports or long-name them.
Properties can be set for a component in a method 'as' on MutablePicoContainer. If that is the case then the properties will affect the next component added only.
They can also be set in a more persistent manner for the MutablePicoContainer in question. If so, they will affect all subsequent additions of component.
Some examples :
import static org.picocontainer.Characteristics.SDI; import static org.picocontainer.Characteristics.CACHE; ... pico = new DefaultPicoContainer(); pico.as(CACHE).addComponent(Apple.class); pico.as(CACHE, SDI).addComponent(Pear.class);
import static org.picocontainer.Characteristics.SDI; import static org.picocontainer.Characteristics.CACHE; ... pico = new DefaultPicoContainer(); pico.change(CACHE).addComponent(Apple.class); pico.change(SDI).addComponent(Pear.class);
pico = new DefaultPicoContainer(); pico.as(Characteristics.CACHE).addComponent(Apple.class); pico.as(Characteristics.CACHE, Characteristics.SDI).addComponent(Pear.class);
pico = new DefaultPicoContainer(); pico.change(Characteristics.CACHE).addComponent(Apple.class); pico.change(Characteristics.SDI).addComponent(Pear.class);
Some characteristics are mutually exclusive. For example CDI, SDI. Meaning the last one set via 'as' or 'change' rules. Others are additive like CACHE and HIDE_IMPL. The order of these is not important.
Every characteristics set for a component must be handled by a BehaviorFactory or InjectionFactory that recognises it. They are typically chained together. DefaultPicoContainer's default BehaviorFactory and InjectionFactory are AdaptiveBehaviorFactory and AdaptiveInjectionFactory. These can handle CDI and SDI as well as CACHE and HIDE_IMPL.
If you setup DefaultPicoContainer with a BehaviorFactory/InjectionFactory combination that is unaware of the characteristics you subsequently use, Pico will object by way of an exception as you add the component to the container. See Unprocessed Properties.
You can make your own properties quite easily - check out the source to Characteristics.java. Each will need to have a ComponentFactory that can process it.


Setting Event Permissions
How to assign role members and users as Event Moderators, Global Category Editors (users who can manage categories) or/and Global Location Editors (users who can manage locations) on the Events module. These permissions are in addition to the usual module permissions.
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- Select the Permissions tab.
- At Permissions, set these unique Event module permissions:
- Event Moderators: Grant this permission to enable roles/users to moderate events.
- Event Editor: Grant this permission to enable users/roles to edit existing events.
- Global Category Editors: Grant this permission to enable users/roles to create and manage event categories.
- Global Location Editors: Grant this permission to enable users/roles to create and manage event categories.
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Click the OK button to confirm.
Assigning roles and users as Events Moderators
Related Topics:
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See "Setting Module Permissions"


HDF5Mixin¶
-
class
support.hdf5_util.
HDF5Mixin
¶ Bases:
object
Mixin class with methods for creating and writing to HDF5 files. This mixin assumes that the derived class implements the following .. attribute:: * name
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\* base_data_dir
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\* data_dir
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\* data_file_obj
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\* date_file_name
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\* data_file_path
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\* file_attr_keys
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\* header
Moreover, the
create_scangroup
andwrite_to_data_file
methods are to be reimplemented.Methods Summary
Create year and day of year (doy) subdirectories under the
data_dir
attributecreate a HDF5 group for a scan
Put the highest level metadata in the datafile.
create, if necessary, subdirectories for today’s data directory, and then open up a
h5py.File
object.Write the data and metadata from the latest accumulation in the file
Methods Documentation
-
create_data_directory
()¶ Create year and day of year (doy) subdirectories under the
data_dir
attribute
-
create_scangroup
()¶ create a HDF5 group for a scan
Creates empty datasets for the data and metadata associated with each record of a scan.
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initialize_data_file
()¶ Put the highest level metadata in the datafile.
The registers that never change in a ROACH are put in top-level attributes
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open_data_file
()¶ create, if necessary, subdirectories for today’s data directory, and then open up a
h5py.File
object.- Returns
h5py.File
-
write_to_data_file
()¶ Write the data and metadata from the latest accumulation in the file
After writing a new empty record is created if more records are expected for this scan.
-


In the high-tech gold rush of modern Silicon Valley, the people most qualified to succeed are the least capable of handling success. Partially inspired by Mike Judge's own experiences as a Silicon Valley engineer in the late '80s, Silicon Valley is an American sitcom that centers around six programmers who are living together and trying to make it big in the Silicon Valley.
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I'm a self-driven web developer with a passion for design and development. I have a methodical approach to work from concept creation to development and deployment.
My career goal is to gain a role which will further my knowledge and skills as well as increased responsibility within a progressive, market-leading and innovative company.
I am experienced with frontend development using CSS, Javascript and HTML to create responsive web designs
I'm a Django developer passionate about building quality web applications.
This is a web app that allows a user to look up the profile of persons in Github
A web app that will detail different apps students come up with during team-week projects.


viperdev helped us save at least 2 million euro revenue per year with just a two week contract.
viperdev brought new ideas into our system. Their empathy and leadership skills have persuaded developers to want to give up legacy code and difficult habits.
This social talk was the best I have heard in all the conferences this year! Being passionately, very practical and insightful - a rare combination.


Welcome to AWS Dashboard - Active Instances
EC2
Active Instances
Instance ID
Name
Public IP
Private IP
Type
Zone
Subnet
VPC
{% for instance in instances %}
{{instance['instance_id']}}
{{instance['Name']}}
{{instance['Public_IP']}}
{{instance['Private_IP']}}
{{instance['Type']}}
{{instance['Zone']}}
{{instance['Subnet']}}
{{instance['VPC']}}
{% endfor %}


About
As a recent graduate of the University of Florida, I have learned the art of what it means to be a free, self-loving individual. This newfound independence ignited a spark in me for wanting to use my creative side to design materials, engage with the community and develop strategic plans for other individuals and businesses to benefit from.
I have spent the past year and will continue this year working on my masters in web design. I have gained much knowledge in HTML coding and CSS styling languages. I will continue to master these skills as well as learn more advanced web practices.
I am very confident in who I am as a person and am able to execute any process, plan or event with full organization and in a timely manner. I am comfortable reaching out to people, directing people and giving order to the team.


13.1.5 chi squared-value
For a \(\chi^2\)-curve with 22 degrees of freedom, find the chi squared -value that has area 0.05 to its right.
\(\chi_\alpha^2\) has \(\alpha\) is the area to the right under \(\chi\) curve
We can get \(\chi^2\) value by using the table or we can run qchisq()
qchisq() takes in the area to the left and degree of freedom
qchisq(.95,22)
## [1] 33.92444
Round to three decimal places
round(qchisq(.95,22),3)
## [1] 33.924
Hope that helps!


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getAccessKeyId()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
Credential
Get the access key id.
getAccessKeySecret()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
Credential
Get the access key secret.
getBucketACL(String)
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.
KS3Client
Get the access control policy of the specified bucket.
getBucketList()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.

KS3Client
Get a object by options.
getObject(String, String)
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.
KS3Client
Get a object.
getObjectACL(String, String)
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.

KS3Client
Get the object list of a bucket.
getObjectListByOptions(ObjectListOptions)
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.
KS3Client
Get the object list of a bucket by options.
getObjectValue()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
ObjectEntity
Get the object value.
getOwner()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
PartList
Get the owner of the object.
getOwnerDisplayName()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
AccessControlPolicy
Get the the display name of the owner.
getOwnerDisplayName()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
ObjectInfo
Get the display name of the owner.
getOwnerID()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
AccessControlPolicy
Get the the ID of the owner.
getOwnerID()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
ObjectInfo
Get the ID of the owner.
getParams()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
ObjectGetOptions
Get parameters for getting an object.
getPartList(PartListOptions)
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.
KS3Client
Get a list of parts of a object of a multipart upload session.
getPartNumber()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
PartInfo
The number of a part of the object.
getPartNumber()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
UploadPart
The number of a part of the object.
getPartNumber()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
UploadPartOptions
The number of a part of the object.
getPartNumber()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
UploadPartResult
The number of a part of the object.
getPartNumberMarker()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
PartList
Set the part number after which listing begins.
getPartNumberMarker()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
PartListOptions
Set the part number after which listing begins.
getParts()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
PartList
Get the the list of PartInfo.
getPartSize()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
UploadPartOptions
Get the size of a part.
getPrefix()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
ObjectList
Get the prefix of the query.
getPrefix()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
ObjectListOptions
Get the prefix.
getPresignedUrl(PresignedUrlOptions)
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.
KS3Client
Generate a pre-signed url.
getRange()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
ObjectGetOptions
Get the range of the object you are getting.
getResponseHeaders()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
PresignedUrlOptions
Get the map of overrided response headers you've set before.
getSize()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
ObjectInfo
Get the object size.
getSize()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
PartInfo
Get the size of a part.
getStorageClass()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
PartList
Get the class of storage used to store the uploaded object.
getThumbnailUrl(String, String, int, int, boolean, int)
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.
KS3Client
Get the url of thumbnail of a picture
getUnmodifiedSinceConstraint()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
ObjectGetOptions
Get the value of "If-Unmodified-Since" header.
getUnmodifiedSinceString()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
ObjectGetOptions
Get the value of "If-Unmodified-Since" header in string format.
getUploadId()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
AbortMultipartUploadOptions
Get the id of a upload session.
getUploadId()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
CompleteMultipartUploadOptions
Get the id of a upload session.
getUploadId()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
InitiateMultipartUploadResult
Get the id of a upload session.
getUploadId()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
PartList
Get the id of a upload session.
getUploadId()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
PartListOptions
Get the id of a upload session.
getUploadId()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
UploadPartOptions
Get the id of a upload session.
getUploadId()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
UploadPartResult
Get the id of a upload session.
getUploadList()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
CompleteMultipartUploadOptions
Get the list of upload sessions.
getUploadPart()
- Method in class com.ksyun.ks3.sdk.dto.
UploadPartResult
Get a UploadPart instance.
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#include <hwlib-graphics-window.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| window (xy size, color foreground=white, color background=black) | |
| virtual void | flush ()=0 |
| void | write (xy pos, const image &img) |
| virtual void | clear () |
| virtual void | clear (color col) |
| void | write (xy pos, color col) |
| void | write (xy pos) |
Public Attributes | |
| const xy | size |
| color | background |
| color | foreground |
a graphics window
This class abstracts the interface to a graphic window.
Window operations (clear, write) can be buffered. A flush() call is required to make sure that all previous operations take effect.
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inline |
construct a window by specifying its size and foreground and background colors.
The default is white foreground on black background
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clear the window
This function clears the windows by writing the background color to all pixels. The default implementation writes to all pixels in sequence. A concrete window can provide a faster implementation.
Reimplemented in hwlib::glcd_oled_spi_128x64_direct_res_dc_cs, and hwlib::glcd_oled_i2c_128x64_direct.
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inlinevirtual |
clear the window
This function clears the windows by writing the specified color to all pixels. The default implementation writes to all pixels in sequence. A concrete window can provide a faster implementation.
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pure virtual |
flush the pixel buffer
This function fluhses the pixel buffer: it writes pixels that have not yet been written. Flushing might occur as a side-effect of other operations.
Implemented in hwlib::glcd_oled_i2c_128x64_fast_buffered, hwlib::glcd_oled_i2c_128x64_buffered, hwlib::glcd_oled_spi_128x64_direct_res_dc_cs, and hwlib::glcd_oled_i2c_128x64_direct.
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write a pixel
This function writes a the color col to the pixel at location pos. If either the color is transparent, or the location is outside the window the call has no effect. When no color is specified, the window's foreground color is used.
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write a rectangle of pixels
This function writes a rectangle of pixels, as specified by img, at location pos.
| color hwlib::window::background |
the background color of the window
This is the color use by the clear() function.
| color hwlib::window::foreground |
the foreground color of the window
This color could be used to draw monochrome graphics.
| const xy hwlib::window::size |
the size of the window
This is the size of the window: the number of pixels in the x and y direction.


Marco, DevOps Tech Lead, Platform Operations
Push buttons, talk to people
...even at the same time!
I think this technology is going to change the game
I feel like I owed something to ContactLab
Aaand... it's a challenge :)
I'll make extensive use of:
Docker is all about running applications.
A server app is close to a "traditional" one.
Before we roll out a new app, our team:
Does it look reasonable?
The app is forever bound to its server
It's a long, error-prone process
2-6 hours per server thrown away if you thrash the server
little room for automation
Containers are self-contained applications environments
Images are generalized container "templates"
Registries is where images are organized in
FROM nginx
COPY hello_world.html /usr/share/nginx/html
WORKDIR /usr/share/nginx/html
CMD nginx -g 'daemon off;'
docker run --name myappcontainer -p 80:80 myappimage
“Great sales pitch, dude.”
- The Audience
Stay with me - the fun starts here!
Containerized applications have a TON of benefits!
Let's mention a few...
Far better (30%+) hardware handling
Standardized operations and tools
Each cloud provider do the same things in different ways
We need to abstract from vendors specifications
Who needs Saray when you can use the real thing?
We can finally have exactly the same dev-staging-prod environments!
Dev: Testing new version and components "swapping" containers in my app
Staging: automating tests with "pseudo-real" data
Prod: create new containers with new version, route traffic, observe behavior
A "reactive" way to manage dynamic workloads
High Availability for traditional applications
This is another layer of complexity
Things will break in creative ways
Requires app to be smart(er)
To devs, infrastructure is a black box
To ops, applications are a black box
The delivery of applications is a shared responsibility
Stop worrying on the "how" and increasingly put weight on the "what"
We're just at the beginning of this (r)evolution


Watch: Brian Kerr's Take On Euro 2020 Qualifying Process Is Absolute Gold
by Gary ConnaughtonThe qualifying process for Euro 2020 is a pretty complicated. Gone are the days of straightforward qualification based on your qualifying groups, with the Nations League ensuring that the path to next summer's finals are a bit more complicated.
While the top two from each qualifying group will go straight to the tournament, the play-off places actually have nothing to do with the standings in those groups. They are instead determined by the ranking of teams in the Nations League.
 Still, this is potentially good news for Ireland. Even if we fail to beat Denmark tomorrow night, we are already guaranteed a play-off.
Each division of the Nations League will have their own play-offs, which means we could see a couple of new teams at next summer's finals.
For example, the League D tournament is set to feature Kosovo, North Macedonia, Georgia and Belarus. One of those teams will qualify for the tournament for the first time as a result.
One person who isn't a fan of this new layout is Brian Kerr. Speaking on Virgin Media Sport this evening, he had a rather humorous take on the proceedings.
I think it should be the 24 best teams. I don't think it should be 24 teams at all actually, 16 was enough. Eight (teams) was great for the level of the competition.
I think you should have to earn it by merit, not by beating teams of your own standard because you're brutal and the others are a little bit more brutal!
You can beat them and get yourselves into the final based on that. You should be like Albania qualifying the previous time, or Iceland getting to the World Cup, based on merit.
He has a point, with the whole thing seemingly becoming a bit of a farce. In saying that, we won't complain if this is the route Ireland end up taking to the tournament.


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Class CreateOrderRequest
Contains details of an order (request for payment) to be created within the Zip system.
Inherited Members
Namespace: Yort.Zip.InStore
Assembly: Yort.Zip.InStore.dll
Syntax
public class CreateOrderRequest : ZipRequestOptionsBase
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceEnableUniqueMerchantReferenceCheck
Determines if Zip is instructed to check if the MerchantReference has already been used and if so behave in an idempotent fashion (return the original response instead of creating a duplicate order).
Declaration
public bool EnableUniqueMerchantReferenceCheck { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Remarks
The default value is true, which enables the duplicate checking and idempotent responses. Set to false only if you want to allow duplicate orders with the same merchant reference to be created.
If this is set to false and a merchant reference is reused, a new order with a new Zip order id will be created.
Order
Specifies the details of the new Zip order to be created.
Declaration
public ZipOrder Order { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ZipOrder |
StoreId
Optional. When using a merchant level authentication scope this is supposed to give traceability from which store the order originated in.
Declaration
public string StoreId { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
TerminalId
Required. A value that uniquley identifies the point of sale terminal being used as part of this request.
Declaration
public string TerminalId { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceApplyDefaults(ZipClientConfiguration)
Applies the default store id, terminal id and operator if appropriate.
Declaration
public override void ApplyDefaults(ZipClientConfiguration config)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ZipClientConfiguration | config | A ZipClientConfiguration instance containing the default values to use. |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceGetCustomHttpHeaders()
Returns custom header values for StoreId (if not null or empty) and TerminalId.
Declaration
public override Dictionary<string, string> GetCustomHttpHeaders()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Dictionary<String, String> |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceValidate()
Validates this request as much as possible prior to sending it to the Zip API.
Declaration
public override void Validate()
Overrides
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| ArgumentNullException | Thrown if Order or any of it's required sub-properties are null. |
| ArgumentException | Thrown if any of the sub-properties of Order are determined to be invalid. |


Application designed to give web clients (jQuery, Angular, etc) a way to make Cross-Origin requests by forwarding them to the remote server.
Removes the need for JsonP or server CORS configurations, by wrapping the request on the server-side and re-sending it to the remote endpoint
Code available on GitHub
Headers provided in the request are automatically forwarded to the remote endpoint
When a request comes along, DRP automatically forwards its headers to the remote endpoint, so you won't have to!
For those cases when more control is needed, you have total flexibility on which headers are to be forwarded, simply provide them within the Request JSON object sent to DRP
For more details, see the project on GitHub
Have DRP run on your webserver, standalone, or even within your own project
There's no one size fits all! And for that, DRP is prepared to run on a webserver (as a standalone war file), standalone mode (jar), or even within your own project as a Maven dependency
Choose whichever suits you best, total freedom is guaranteed! You may even switch from one to another, without needing to change a single line of code!
For more details, see the project on GitHub
Full control of method, headers, request parameters
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DRP handles these, and builds your request in whichever manner you like
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Watir 6.10.0 is now available on RubyGems! It features a new locator and other element location improvements.
To install:
or in your Gemfile:
Locating Elements by Text
Currently, the :text
locator behaves differently depending on whether it is provided a value of RegExp
or String
. A String
value will match any text in the DOM, but a RegExp
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visible text.
We have decided to change the RegExp
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behavior and locate
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that will filter
on only text that is actually displayed on the screen. As such the :text
locator will be effectively
equivalent to the #text_content
method, and the :visible_text
locator is effectively equivalent
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method.
The actual change to the behavior of text: <RegExp>
will not be made until a future release,
but as of this release, if Watir sees that the update might be a breaking change in your code,
it will give a deprecation warning with a suggestion to change to using :visible_text
.
Custom Attributes
One of the impressive things Watir does is to parse the HTML5 IDL to obtain a list of all of the valid attributes for each valid html element in the spec. This allows Watir to provide classes that correspond to each element, allows those classes to be initialized with its corresponding attributes as locators, and provides those classes with custom methods to obtain each attribute’s value.
For this release we decided to remove the restriction on only being able to locate elements with a limited number of valid HTML5 attributes. Methods will still only be created for valid attributes, but any locator that Watir doesn’t recognize it will now assume that it is an attribute and attempt to locate an element with it like:
As a result, people can now locate custom Angular elements without needing to use
watir_angular, and can locate various div
and span
elements that (incorrectly) use the name
attribute.
Selenium vs Watir Locators (Implementation)
Watir’s powerful location strategy is implemented by default by converting some of the locators
provided by the user into a complicated XPath call, and then, if necessary, filtering the results of that call
with the remaining locators. Until now, Watir has provided limited support for the
standard Selenium locators. This release will rely more heavily on using the Selenium locators
directly without any XPath conversion where possible (a minor performance enhancement).
Additionally, while most of the Selenium locators can be used with any Watir::Element
subclass and
can be mixed and matched with any other Watir locators and will accept either String
or RegExp
values,
there are three Selenium supported locators that can’t do any of these things. As of this release,
:link
, :link_text
, and :partial_link_text
are deprecated in favor of the new :visible_text
locator which behaves like all of the other Watir locators.
See the Changelog for the complete history of updates.


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Here’s where you can use TNG RFID on PLUS Expressway from Jan 1
by BY ALEXANDER WONGKUALA LUMPUR, Nov 13 — CIMB and PLUS have jointly announced that they are offering multiple cashless payment options for highway users starting next year.
The open payment system is made possible via Touch n' Go (TNG) RFID and it will be available at all open system plazas on PLUS expressways on the first day of 2020.
The RFID system will be implemented at the following open system toll plazas beginning 1st January 2020:
- Kempas (NSE)
- Perling (Linkedua)
- Lima Kedai (Linkedua)
- Tanjung Kupang (Linkedua)
- Mambau (SPDH)
- Lukut (SPDH)
- Jambatan Pulau Pinang
- Lunas (BKE)
- Kubang Semang (BKE)
- Jitra (NSE)
For the remaining 83 closed system toll plazas on the PLUS expressway, RFID will be supported on 1st April 2020.
Existing TNG RFID users are able to drive through the RFID lanes as soon it is available and there’s no need to get a separate tag. Just ensure that you have sufficient eWallet balance or simply enable auto-reload for a hassle-free top-up experience with zero surcharge.
In case you’re wondering, vehicles that travel on an open-toll system will pay for toll charges whenever they pass through a section on a highway. Meanwhile, on a closed-toll system, the charges will be calculated based on the entry and exit points, which is common when you’re travelling on the North-South-Expressway.
In addition to TNG eWallet, PLUS will allow users to pay for their toll charges via their preferred bank accounts, credit card or debit card. We are told that TNG is the only eWallet option for now.
For those who still prefer to use the TNG card and SmartTAG, PLUS has assured that they are still supported and there will be no disruption when RFID is rolled out next year.
Meanwhile, the PayDirect feature will be only supported on PLUS expressways by the middle of 2020.
Moving towards a gateless gantry toll
The adoption of RFID by Malaysia’s largest highway operator is a step towards a Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF) payment system, which will eliminate the need of having toll booths.
The open road tolling system will not only help reduce congestion but it will also maximise the potential of RFID.
Existing RFID scanners at the moment have to be calibrated with less power so that it won’t accidentally detect RFID tags of other vehicles passing through other lanes.
With a barrier-free tolling system, we are told that it only takes three RFID scanners to effectively scan all passing vehicles on a five-lane highway.
At the moment, there are over 700,000 TNG RFID tags installed on vehicles across Peninsular Malaysia. — SoyaCincau


England boss Gareth Southgate told he has 'missed the boat' with Jack Grealish omission
Aston Villa midfielder Grealish continues to be overlooked by England boss Southgate - and Tim Sherwood believes that is a mistake
by James Nursey, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/james-nursey/England have “missed the boat” with Jack Grealish according to Tim Sherwood who has compared the Aston Villa ace to Paul Gascoigne.
Former Villa boss Sherwood gave Grealish his full Premier League debut in April 2015 as the starlet flourished under him and helped them to the FA Cup final.
The attacking midfielder, 24, has since blossomed into Villa's captain and has impressed in the Premier League this term with two goals and three assists after inspiring them to promotion.
Grealish is the most fouled player in the top-flight ahead of Wilfried Zaha after also being singled out in the Championship.
But the uncapped former England U21 ace continues to be overlooked by Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate.
Sherwood reckons it is a mistake ahead of next summer's European Championships after comparing his ability to England legend Gazza.
Sherwood, in charge at Villa Park from February 2015-October 2015, told TalkSport: “You have two friendlies in March but I think it may be a bit late for Jack.
“I think we've missed a trick because this kid is special - 100% they missed the boat on him. This kid, the ball's his friend, he's something different.
“Jack takes the ball to the opposition, he goes right at the heart of people, he dribbles like Paul Gascoigne.
“He's got a long way to go before he's anywhere near Paul Gascoigne but he can see the play.
“He's the most fouled player in any league he ever plays in because he creates a melee but he sees the pass and releases it at the right time.
“Yes, he's got to add more goals to his game, he won't ever score as many as Mason Mount but what he does is release players with freedom because he creates such a crowd around him.
"He's quicker with the ball than he is without it and that's a mindset. If we're out of possession, yes he needs to get himself back around.
“But if he's [Gareth Southgate's] going to play a six with two eights I would definitely be playing him. Id' be playing Mount and Grealish either side of Harry Winks.”


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Starting this year, two LEGO® Robotics camps will be offered: Junior Bots and Junior Bots Challenge. This new camp, offered in August, is designed for previous Junior Bot participants or students with LEGO® experience from FLL or similar programs. This is a new opportunity to continue building on skills learned and create more complex LEGO® robots.
The LEGO® Robotics summer camp is an exploration into robotics. Students will delve into different aspects of robotics including design, construction, programming, and problem-solving. Using LEGO Mindstorms technology, students will make robots to complete various challenges like a maze, a game of tug-of-war, and a robot-sumo competition.
The activities offered in these camps will prepare students to participate in robotics programs throughout their schooling. After camp, they will be ready to participate in the FIRST® LEGO League. Once students reach high school, a good option is the FIRST Robotics Competition.
Mentors and high school volunteers from FIRST Robotics Competition Team 167 will lead the camps. They will provide a comprehensive course in beginner or intermediate robotics. No experience in robotics is required in order to participate in Junior Bots; however, students with experience are still encouraged to take part in the camp or join Junior Bots Challenge in Session 2. All equipment will be supplied by Iowa City Robotics.


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What is the relationship between mindfulness and self awareness?
They are similar concepts. Self awareness is being aware of one's state even when surrounded by a a mix of emotions. Mindfulness is keeping the focus/attention at the present moment accepting all the thoughts that could cause distraction. Attaining mindfulness can help develop self awareness.
Try atleast one of the self awareness practices from the chapter( body scan, journaling). What was your experience of it? How did you feel?
I tried the body scan exercise. It made my entire body very relaxed and I almost felt as if I was going to fall asleep. Scanning through the different parts of the body I could sense stress in some of them but focusing on them individually relaxed them. When thinking about a happy event, I noticed movement in my eyes and lips as I was smiling and also the breathing changed a bit. Overall after the exercise, my body and mind were in a much more relaxed state and emotionally I was feeling more at peace and happier.
What did you take away from the “My emotions are not me” section?
I understood that my emotions are only temporary experience of how I feel at a particular moment and they do not define who I really am. And this means I can shift from one emotion to another if I want to. The sky and clouds analogy was a great help in understanding this.


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September 07, 2015Object Oriented Programming (OOP) refers to using self-contained pieces of code to develop applications. We call these self-contained pieces of code objects, better known as Classes in most OOP programming languages and Functions in JavaScript. Building applications with objects allows us to adopt some valuable techniques, namely, Inheritance (objects can inherit features from other objects), Polymorphism (objects can share the same interface—how they are accessed and used—while their underlying implementation of the interface may differ), and Encapsulation (each object is responsible for specific tasks). In this article, we are concerned with only Inheritance and Encapsulation since only these two concepts apply to OOP in JavaScript, particularly because, in JavaScript, objects can encapsulate functionalities and inherit methods and properties from other objects.These two techniques: the best technique for creating objects with specialized functionalities (aka Encapsulation) and the best technique for reusing code (aka Inheritance).
Encapsulation and Inheritance Overview
Objects can be thought of as the main actors in an application, or simply the main “things” or building blocks that do all the work. As you know by now, objects are everywhere in JavaScript since every component in JavaScript is an Object, including Functions, Strings, and Numbers. We normally use object literals or constructor functions to create objects.
Encapsulation refers to enclosing all the functionalities of an object within that object so that the object’s internal workings (its methods and properties) are hidden from the rest of the application. This allows us to abstract or localize specific set of functionalities on objects.
Inheritance refers to an object being able to inherit methods and properties from a parent object (a Class in other OOP languages, or a Function in JavaScript).
Both of these concepts, encapsulation and inheritance, are important because they allow us to build applications with reusable code, scalable architecture, and abstracted functionalities. Maintainable, scalable, efficient.
OOP in JavaScript
The two important principles with OOP in JavaScript are Object Creation patterns (Encapsulation) and Code Reuse patterns (Inheritance). When building applications, you create many objects, and there exist many ways for creating these objects: you can use the ubiquitous object literal pattern,
var myObj = {name: "Richard", profession: "Developer"};
You can use the prototype pattern, adding each method and property directly on the object’s prototype.
function Employee () {}
Employee.prototype.firstName = "Abhijit";
Employee.prototype.lastName = "Patel";
Employee.prototype.startDate = new Date();
Employee.prototype.signedNDA = true;
Employee.prototype.fullName = function () {
console.log (this.firstName + " " + this.lastName);
};
var abhijit = new Employee () //
console.log(abhijit.fullName()); // Abhijit Patel
console.log(abhijit.signedNDA); // true
You can also use the constructor pattern, a constructor function (Classes in other languages, but Functions in JavaScript).
function Employee (name, profession) {
this.name = name;
this.profession = profession;
} // Employee () is the constructor function because we use the new keyword below to invoke it.
var richard = new Employee (“Richard”, “Developer”) // richard is a new object we create from the Employee () constructor function.
console.log(richard.name); //richard
console.log(richard.profession); // Developer
These two universal principles—creating objects (especially from constructor Functions) and allowing objects to inherit properties and methods—are the main focus of this article and, indeed, the main concepts with OOP in JavaScript. We first discuss the object creation pattern.
Encapsulation in JavaScript
#####(The Best Object Creation Pattern: Combination Constructor/Prototype Pattern)
As discussed above, one of the main principles with OOP is encapsulation: put all the inner workings of an object inside that object.
Why Encapsulation?
whenever you want to create objects with similar functionalities (to use the same methods and properties), you encapsulate the main functionalities in a Function and you use that Function’s constructor to create the objects. This is the essence
of encapsulation.
Implementation of Combination Constructor/Prototype Pattern
function User (theName, theEmail) {
this.name = theName;
this.email = theEmail;
this.quizScores = [];
this.currentScore = 0;
}
User.prototype = {
constructor: User, //have to set manually,since constructor property changes
saveScore:function (theScoreToAdd) {
this.quizScores.push(theScoreToAdd)
},
showNameAndScores:function () {
var scores = this.quizScores.length > 0 ? this.quizScores.join(",") : "No Scores Yet";
return this.name + " Scores: " + scores;
},
changeEmail:function (newEmail) {
this.email = newEmail;
return "New Email Saved: " + this.email;
}
}
// A User
firstUser = new User("Richard", "Richard@examnple.com");
firstUser.changeEmail("RichardB@examnple.com");
firstUser.saveScore(15);
firstUser.saveScore(10);
firstUser.showNameAndScores(); //Richard Scores: 15,10
// Another User
secondUser = new User("Peter", "Peter@examnple.com");
secondUser.saveScore(18);
secondUser.showNameAndScores(); //Peter Scores: 18
The one disadvantage of overwriting the prototype is that the constructor property no longer points to the prototype, so we have to set it manually. Hence this line: With this pattern, you can use the standard operators and methods on the instances, including the instanceOf operator, the for-in loop (even hasOwnProperty), and the constructor property.
Inheritance in JavaScript
#####(The Best Pattern: Parasitic Combination Inheritance)
Object.create method
Object.create = function (o) {
//It creates a temporary constructor F()
function F() {
}
//And set the prototype of the this constructor to the parametric (passed-in) o object
//so that the F() constructor now inherits all the properties and methods of o
F.prototype = o;
//Then it returns a new, empty object (an instance of F())
//Note that this instance of F inherits from the passed-in (parametric object) o object.
//Or you can say it copied all of the o object's properties and methods
return new F();
}
The crux of the matter with this Object.create method is that you pass into it an object that you want to inherit from, and it returns a new object that inherits from the object you passed into it. For example:
// We have a simple cars object
var cars = {
type:"sedan",
wheels:4
};
// We want to inherit from the cars object, so we do:
var toyota = Object.create (cars); // now toyota inherits the properties from cars
console.log(toyota.type); // sedan
The next function we will use for inheritance is the inheritPrototype function. This function succinctly implements the parasitic combination inheritance for us. We pass in the parent object (or Super Class) and the child object (or Sub Class), and the function does the parasitic combination inheritance: makes the child object inherits from the parent object.
function inheritPrototype(childObject, parentObject) {
// As discussed above, we use the Crockford’s method to copy the properties and methods from the parentObject onto the childObject
// So the copyOfParent object now has everything the parentObject has
var copyOfParent = Object.create(parentObject.prototype);
//Then we set the constructor of this new object to point to the childObject.
// Why do we manually set the copyOfParent constructor here, see the explanation immediately following this code block.
copyOfParent.constructor = childObject;
// Then we set the childObject prototype to copyOfParent, so that the childObject can in turn inherit everything from copyOfParent (from parentObject)
childObject.prototype = copyOfParent;
}
Why did we manually set the copyOfParent.constructor?
We explicitly set the copyOfParent.constructor property to point to the childObject constructor because in the preceding step, var copyOfParent = Object.create(parentObject.prototype), this is what we actually did:
// We made a new object and overwrote its prototype with the parentObject prototype:
function F() {
}
F.prototype = parentObject.prototype;
// Then it was this new F object we assigned to copyOfParent.
// All of this was done inside the Object.create () method.
So, this new F object, which we assigned to copyOfParent, doesn’t have a constructor property anymore because we overwrote its entire prototype. Whenever you overwrite an object’s prototype (object.prototype = someVal), you also overwrite the object’s constructor property.
To make sure we have the correct value for copyOfParent constructor, we set it manually with this: copyOfParent.constructor = childObject;
Essentially, we are copying all the properties and methods from the parentObject to the childObject, but we are using the copyOfParent as an intermediary for the copy. And because the childObject prototype was overwritten during the copy, we manually set the copyOfParent constructor to the childObject. Then we set the childObject prototype to the copyOfParent so that the childObject inherits from the parentObject.


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I was excited about this gorgeous Lost map printed on canvas. Then I saw the full print with its terrible, cramped, centre aligned system font typography in the corner. The entire bottom section is unnecessary. Part of the print’s original appeal was the lack of branding but the useless eyesore of a fake brand totally ruins the whole thing.


"Beauty doesn't fade, only our imaginations" -Jamison Ishihara
I am an aspiring photographer with skills in creative design and development. My talents in photography branches out into every subdivsion, from taking the photo to editing the final product. However, photography is not my only talent, I have experience and interest in videography and movie production. Movie production is a ore extensive process that peaks my interest as well and I enjoy the difficulty and challenge, making the end product all the more satisfying.
My passions stem from a desire to create, initially I believed engineering or computer science was the way to go because it included a higher pay rate, to my disappointment I didn't find any passion in compuer science and engineering was incredibly fun but not what I wanted to do. The main point is that one cannot find their passion through a desire to make money. That is a path to a career one may or may not regret.


Safe Exercises for Alzheimer’s
Since exercise can greatly benefit adults who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, finding those types of exercise your loved one will be safe doing is important. Talk to your primary care physician about:
Walking.
Either outside with a loved one or on a treadmill with supervision, walking 30-45 minutes every day can have the desired effect. If continuous exercise is challenging at first you can break up the walking into mini-sessions instead.Chair Yoga.
Chair yoga takes you through a series of yoga poses while using a chair for stability. It’s been proven to help improve balance in people with Alzheimer’s disease. A combination of stretching and breathing exercises, Chair Yoga is great for improving flexibility, coordination, balance and relaxation.Ride A Stationary Bike.
Simple, repetitive movements are ideal for people living with Alzheimer’s disease. In addition to the ease of the motion, riding on a stationary bike will get your heart pumping and your muscles moving.


Check for redundant DISTINCT keyword in set operators (UNION/EXCEPT/INTERSECT).
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DISTINCT
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1.9.x Stable Releases
This document describes releases leading up to the 1.9.x stable series.
1.9.0 (09/17/2018)
The first stable release of the 1.9.x series, with no changes since rc3.
1.9.0rc3 (09/10/2018)
Bugfixes
- Cherry-pick setup_py fixes (#6472) Issue #8315 PR #6472
- Work around production coverage float. (#6452) PR #6452
- Cancel running work when entering the fork context (#6464) PR #6464
1.9.0rc2 (08/30/2018)
New features
- Add --output-dir flag to ScalaFmt task (#6134) PR #6134
Bugfixes
- Fix --binaries-path-by-id fingerprinting error (#6413) PR #6413
- added fullpath to fix path concat issue with files when not in git root (#6331) PR #6331
- Link requirements targets to their source. (#6405) PR #6405
- Move fork context management to rust (#5521) PR #5521
- Bound pytest below 3.7 to avoid a ZipImportError (#6285) PR #6285
- Fix pydist native sources selection (#6205) PR #6205
- Fix spurious deprecation warning for fatal_warnings (#6237) PR #6237
1.9.0rc1 (07/20/2018)
- 1.9.0rc0 failed due to a pypi error (#6192) Issue 6192
1.9.0rc0 (07/19/2018)
New features
Bugfixes
- Fix incorrect use of bytes() when invoking the daemon in a tty (#6181) PR #6181
- rustfmt check more reliably works (#6172) PR #6172
- Fix isort issues (#6174) PR #6174
- add the target fingerprint to the version of each local dist so that we don't use the first cached one (#6022) PR #6022
- Eliminate obsolete PANTS_ARGS from ci. (#6141) PR #6141
- Preserve output directories if process execution failed (#6152) PR #6152
Refactoring, Improvements, and Tooling
Documentation Updates
- Impose a consistent sort on CONTRIBUTORS.md. (#6125) PR #6125
Python 3 porting (#6062)
- Port engine to Python 3 (#6133) PR #6133
- Port go to py3 (#6139) PR #6139
- Port init package to Python 3 (#6145) PR #6145
- Port help package to Python 3 (#6144) PR #6144
- Port invalidation to Python 3 (#6147) PR #6147
- port cpp to py3 (#6116) PR #6116
- Port ivy to Python 3 (#6154) PR #6154
- Port java to Python 3 (#6159) PR #6159
- Port contrib/scalajs to py3 (#6164) PR #6164
- port scrooge to py3 (#6165) PR #6165
- Add missing future dependency to BUILD (#6135) PR #6135
- Port binaries package to Python 3 (#6127) PR #6127
- Port option package to python3 (#6117) PR #6117
- Port to mypy to py3 (#6140) PR #6140
- Port goal package to Python 3 (#6138) Issue #6062 PR #6138
- Port findbugs to py3 (#6137) PR #6137
- Port backend project info to Python 3 (#6132) PR #6132
- Port backend graph info to Python 3 (#6131) PR #6131
- Port core tasks to Python 3 (#6130) PR #6130
1.9.0.dev1 (07/14/2018)
New features
- Add support for reusing Graph node values if their inputs haven't changed (#6059) PR #6059
- Compile a VERY simple java source remotely (no dependencies or inner classes) (#5999) PR #5999
- Expose materialize_directory as an intrinsic function on the scheduler (#6028) PR #6028
- Targets always have a Snapshot (#5994) PR #5994
- Add an execution strategy flag (#5981) PR #5981
- Enable passing option sets to the compiler and deprecate fatal_warnings (#6065) PR #6065
API Changes
Bugfixes
- Fix local execution of hermetic integration tests (#6101) PR #6101
- Use PrimitivesSetField in ScalaJs target and minor help text fixup (#6113) PR #6113
- Fix 'current' platform handling. (#6104) PR #6104
- Make RUST_BACKTRACE sniffing less specific (#6107) PR #6107
- Improve source field deprecations (#6097) PR #6097
- Remove and prevent inaccurate __eq__ implementations on datatype (#6061) PR #6061
- Ensure correct toolchain per clone. (#6054) PR #6054
- Have pantsbuild-ci-bot do deploys. (#6053) PR #6053
- Fix go-import meta tag ends with /> #6036 (#6037) PR #6037
- Fix bad exclusion introduced during rushed change. (#6034) PR #6034
- Fix unicode handling in Exiters (#6032) PR #6032
- [pantsd] Improve environment unicode handling. (#6031) PR #6031
- Actually return execution options (#6019) PR #6019
- Ignore the logs/ dir. (#6021) PR #6021
- Fix edge removal in Graph that could make invalidation inaccurate (#6123) PR #6123
Refactoring, Improvements, and Tooling
- Port errorprone to py3 (#6118) PR #6118
- Port console to Python 3 (#6121) PR #6121
- Port buildgen to py3 (#6110) PR #6110
- Add release metadata to boxfuture (#6106) PR #6106
- Port engine/fs.py datatype() instances (#6103) PR #6103 PR #6098 PR #6092
- Port findbugs to py3. (#6120) PR #6120
- Port codeanalysis to py3. (#6111) PR #6111
- Port buildrefactor to py3. (#6109) PR #6109
- Switch from output_async to spawn_async, and buffer output. (#6105) PR #6105
- Allow Rust to store unicode as well as bytes (#6108) PR #6108 PR #6103
- Remove unnecessary __future__ imports (#6096) PR #6096
- Port fs to python 3 compatibility (#6091) PR #6091
- Nodes output cheaply-cloneable values (#6078) PR #6078
- execution_strategy is a memoized_property (#6052) PR #6052
- Port backend/python to Python 3 (#6086) Issue #6062 PR #6086
- Port backend/native to Python 3 (#6084) Issue #6062 PR #6084
- Port majority of pants/util to Python 3 (#6073) Issue #6062 PR #6073
- Port backend/codegen and backend/docgen to Python 3 (#6083) PR #6083
- Port util/process_handler.py and util/tarutil.py to Python 3 (#6082) PR #6082 PR #6073
- Add -ltrace and requests debug logging. (#6070) PR #6070
- Port util metaprogramming files to Python3 (#6072) Issue #6062 PR #6072
- Add future lib and port src/base to Python3 (#6067) Issue #6062), PR #6067
- Run futurize --stage1 to make safe changes for python 3 compatibility. (#6063) PR #6063 Issue #6062
- Switch to a per-entry state machine in Graph (#6013) PR #6013
- Log more in rust tests (#6060) PR #6060
- Introduce libc subsystem to find crti.o on linux hosts and unskip the native backend subsystem tests (#5943) PR #5943
- Clean up process execution python API (#6051) PR #6051
- Skip pyprep and pytest-prep if there are no python targets (#6039) PR #6039
- Simplify rust code (#6043) PR #6043
- [remoting] Move local process execution tempdirs into the workdir, add option to not delete them (#6023) PR #6023
- Many rust lints (#5982) PR #5982
- Include type name in TypedDataType construction errors (#6015) PR #6015
- Consolidate src/python/pants/python -> src/python/pants/backend/python (#6025) PR #6025
- Extract and genericize Graph for easier testing (#6010) PR #6010
- Add libc search noop option (#6122) PR #6122
- Fix test_objects handling of dataclass() py2-py3 compatibility (#6098) PR #6098 Issue #6062
1.9.0.dev0 (06/25/2018)
New features
API Changes
Bugfixes
- Run scalafix before scalafmt (#6011) PR #6011
Refactoring, Improvements, and Tooling
- Add .vscode/ folder to .gitignore (#6020) PR #6020
- [engine] Selecting for ExecuteProcessResult will Throw on non-zero exit (#6000) PR #6000
- Context always has a scheduler in tests (#5997) PR #5997
- Engine looks up default sources when parsing (#5989) PR #5989
- Fix TestSetupPyInterpreter.test_setuptools_version (#5988) PR #5988
- Caching tests are parsed through the engine (#5985) PR #5985
- Override get_sources for pants plugins (#5984) PR #5984
- make_target upgrades sources to EagerFilesetWithSpec (#5974) PR #5974
- Robustify test_namespace_effective PYTHONPATH. (#5976) PR #5976
Documentation Updates
- 1.7.0 release notes (#5983) PR #5983
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