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Running a Code Club
Calum Ryan
Sevenoaks Web Scene - June 2015
Start a Code Club
codeclub.org.uk
- Find a school/be found
- Arrange for a DBS statement and insurance via STEMNET
- Complete the Code Club Volunteer Training. You can do this online, or attend a training session
Thank you
Calum Ryan
Sevenoaks Web Scene - June 2015


We are Eraser, and this is our story:
I formed Eraser in 2018, at first I never intended for this to be my long-term job.  So I made this software which searches the internet for any trace of your name and deletes it, so you never have to worry about it :)
-
John, our wonderful founder


Let ABC and DEF be triangles on equal bases BC and EF and in the same parallels BF and AD.
I say that the triangle ABC equals the triangle DEF.
Produce AD in both directions to G and H. Draw BG through B parallel to CA, and draw FH through F parallel to DE.
Then each of the figures GBCA and DEFH is a parallelogram, and GBCA equals DEFH, for they are on equal bases BC and EF and in the same parallels BF and GH.
Moreover the triangle ABC is half of the parallelogram GBCA, for the diameter AB bisects it. And the triangle FED is half of the parallelogram DEFH, for the diameter DF bisects it.
Therefore the triangle ABC equals the triangle DEF.
Therefore triangles which are on equal bases and in the same parallels equal one another.


Modules Auth Folder
Overview
this folder holding for Authentication purpose such as:
- Login
- User Profile
- Register
- Forgot Password
- Reset Password
Account Blade
this blade reponsible for showing user profile , user activity, and user favorite. filename: account.blade.php
.
Variable Injected :
- Auth Facade
Feature Available :
1. Update Profile
use Action point to
route('patch_user_profile', ['id' => Auth::user()->id])
with methodpost
. Note: do not forget to adddcsrf_field()
andmethod_field('PATCH')
| Param | type | description | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| name | string | User Name | Auth::user()->Name |
| phone_number | string | Phone Number | Auth::user()->customer->phone_number |
| gender | string | [‘male’, ‘female’] | Auth::user()->gender |
| address | string | Auth::user()->customer->address | |
| administrative | string | Auth::user()->customer->administrative | |
| city | string | Auth::user()->customer->city | |
| password | string | ||
| password_confirmation | string | same as password |
2. User Behavior
this will get What user behavior. behavior defined as:
- like
- dislike
- favorite
- follow
- upvote
- downvote
- subscribe.
@foreach (Auth::user()->behavior()->latest()->get() as $behavior)

{{ $behavior->created_at->diffForHumans() }}

{{ $behavior->behavior }}

{{ $behavior->obj_type }}

@endforeach
3. Favorite Only
@foreach (Auth::user()->favorites()->latest()->get() as $favorite)

obj->url()}}">
{{ $behavior->obj->name }}

<button class="btn btn-link">

</button>

{{ $behavior->obj->intro }}

@endforeach
4. Add or Delete User Behavior
This will be always return 200 OK
even there is error.
Add Behavior
GET /user/{behavior}/{classname}/{id}
Delete Behavior
DELETE /user/{behavior}/{classname}/{id}
| Param | Description |
|---|---|
| behavior | enum:upvote, downvote, like, dislike, favorite, follow, subsribe |
| classname | enum:item, comment, review |
| id | id referenced from classname |
Login Blade
this blade reponsible for showing user login page. filename: login.blade.php
.
Feature Available :
1. Login
Url:
POST /customer/login
Param:
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| string | required, type:email | |
| password | string | required |
| rememberme | boolean | optional, default: false |
2. Login Using Social Authentication
Url:
GET /auth/{provider}
Param:
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| provider | Enum | in:facebook,google,twitter |
3. Logout
Url:
GET /logout
4. Forgot Password
Url:
// not yet implemented
5. Reset Password
Url:
// not yet implemented
Register Blade
This blade responsible for registering new User. filename: register.blade.php
.
Feature Register:
Url:
POST /customer/register
Param:
| Param | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | string | required |
| string | required | |
| password | string | required,confirmed |
| password_confirmation | string |
- Previous
- Next


public class EditorController
extends Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
EditorController() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static boolean |
processEditContinentCommand(GameMap gameMap,
String command)
Processes the edit continent command.
|
static boolean |
processEditCountryCommand(GameMap gameMap,
String command)
Processes the edit country command.
|
static boolean |
processEditNeighborCommand(GameMap gameMap,
String command)
Processes the edit neighbour command.
|
static boolean |
processSaveMapCommand(GameMap gameMap,
String command)
Processes savemap from the cli Serializes the game state and saves it to a filelocation
|
static boolean |
processShowMapCommand(GameMap gameMap,
String command)
Show map connectivity, continents, countries
|
static boolean |
processValidateMapCommand(GameMap gameMap,
String command)
Processes validatemap from the cli Validates a map's connectivity and its subgraph connectivity
|
public static boolean processEditContinentCommand(GameMap gameMap, String command)
gameMap
- The GameMap object to modify.command
- The command received from clipublic static boolean processEditCountryCommand(GameMap gameMap, String command)
gameMap
- The GameMap object to modifycommand
- The command received from clipublic static boolean processEditNeighborCommand(GameMap gameMap, String command)
gameMap
- The GameMap object to modify.command
- The command options.public static boolean processValidateMapCommand(GameMap gameMap, String command)
gameMap
- contains game statecommand
- cli command from the userpublic static boolean processSaveMapCommand(GameMap gameMap, String command)
gameMap
- contains game statecommand
- cli command from the user containing filelocationpublic static boolean processShowMapCommand(GameMap gameMap, String command)
gameMap
- contains game statecommand
- command from the cli


Antonio Conte 'gives Inter Milan players rules on how to have sex'
Antonio Conte has encouraged Inter Milan players to expend as little energy as possible during sexual intercourse with partners in order to boost performance on the pitch.
by Leo NieboerThe Italian, who left Chelsea in 2018, took over as Inter boss over the summer and has enjoyed a positive start to life at the San Siro.
Following 12 Serie A games, Inter are in second place and just one point behind champions Juventus.
Speaking in an interview with L'Equipe, Conte said: "Competition for me is battle. It is 'your death, my life'. I am very focused on the fact that in the end there should only be one left standing and I do everything to make it my team.
"This is my way of being and it will lead me to interrupt my career very early because I live my work too much. And I often ask if it is right to spend so much time without my family.
 So stay under the partner. And preferably, with their wives, because if with others, well, that needs extra action."
Conte was recently placed under police protection after receiving a bullet in the post earlier this month.
body check tags ::


The configurable paths below assume the default installation location on your machine. In case your game is not installed at the default installation location, the paths need to be set.
You must provide a valid path to the MTGA output_log.txt file on your machine.You must provide a valid path to the '\Wizards Of The Coast\MTGA\MTGA_Data\Downloads\Data' folder on your machine.


Michael is a Web Developer and musician from Denver Colorado. He has actively been involved in the Denver Music scene since the early 2000's and has help design many of the musical project web sites. In 2017, Michael decided to further this passion for design and coding by enrolling in the Web Development program at Galvanize in Denver Colorado. He will finish the program at the end of May of this year.
It is important to set proper goals to help me focus and organize my time and resources so that I can be more affective in my life. I try to do this on a daily basis. Here are a few examples of goals I have set and accomplished.
12-6-17
Goal #1 - Start Learning JavaScript via Codecademy.
A. This goal was met and will be continued to be worked on.
B. I want to start this in the afternoon after lunch for a couple of hours.
C. This should be easy to accomplish.
D. It is realistic as this time is mine to use as study time.
E. In order for me to complete the JS portion of my school work I will need to learn this material.
Reflection
A. This goal was met and will continue to be worked on.
B. Doing the tutorials went well as I stayed focused and decided thaqt I would not get frustrated
as I have in the past. I feel like I am getting a better understanding of JS basics after working
on this. I was also able to get through a few more sections than I thought I would because of my
mindset.
C. When I first started I did set the stage but there was a lot of talking around me in the classroom
so I had to put on headphones so that I could concentrate on what I was reading and doing.
D. I may start with headphones on but I don’t feel like I should change up what I am doing.
Goal #2 - Look for and set up branding for myself. (Matching domain name, GitHub, LinkedIn)
A. I want to do this in the evening.
B. This can take some time finding a name that has not been taken for all of these sites.
C. This might take longer than one evening. I might need to set some additional time aside.
D. This will help me set a foundation for marketing and branding myself when I am ready to start
searching for a job.
Reflection
A. This goal was completed
B. I first tried to think of any unique names using some form of my name. I search godaddy.com to
see if any of my ideas were being used and many were. Once I found a name that was not being used
as a domain I then checked to see if the name was used as usernames for the other two sites until
I found something. (newcodesmith.com)
C. Unfortunately, my name is very common and was not able to find anything available for michaelsmith.com.
D. I am not sure if I would do anything different with this goal.
Goal #3 - Find a Meet Up to attend.
A. I want to take 15 min this evening to do this.
B. This should be achievable to find at least one meeting.
C. This is realistic
D. This is something I need to get done for my Personal Web Site.
Reflection
A. This goal was met.
B. I went to meetup.com and was able to find a meetup for tomorrow that I am able to attend. The
process did not take me long and I was able to sign up with my existing Gmail account. The goal took
me much less time than I thought it would as previous attempts had not be as successful.
C. There was nothing this time around that didn’t go well. In the past it was hard to find a meetup
on a night that I was able to go.
D. I will continue to look for meetups and reach out to other people for suggestions for meet ups.
12-7-17
Goal #1 - Setup a time for every day to make goals
A. This will be done before the end of today.
B. This should be easy to take 5 min every morning to do this.
C. This should be a realistic.
D. Setting goals every day can help me be more productive.
Reflection
A. This goal was completed.
B. I have decided to do this in the evening the day before as my schedule is very busy in the morning.
I will be starting this as my first “to do” after I put my kids down and then review the goals first
thing in the morning.
C. There wasn’t anything that didn’t go well.
D. I need to ensure I stay consistent with doing goals.
Goal #2 - Attend Meetup
A. Meetup for Progressive Apps at 6pm today.
B. All I need to do is show up.
C. This is realistic as long as nothing happens to me or my car or the meeting getting cancelled.
D. This is something that needs to be done right away.
Reflection
A. I completed this goal.
B. I was able to attend the meet up and was able to go with a couple of classmates. I was able to
make a few connections at the meetup and enjoyed the topic.
C. Unfortunately, I was not able to stay the entire time to do the workshop due to the time and weather.
D. I am not sure If I will do anything different.
Goal #3 -Complete One Learn to Learn assessment.
A. This needs to be done before the end of the day.
B. I have todays class time to start this.
C. This is realistic as I am learning something new every day.
D. This is something that needs to be done right away.
Reflection
A. This was completed
B. I had set out to learn how to make a triangle. It did not take me long to find the answer via
google search and the code was very strait forward.
C. I have already submitted the assignment and did pass but, learned that I need to be a little clearer.
D. I will change the format a little to ensure that what I am learning is clearer.
12-11-17
Goal #1 – Use class time to continue JS learning. At least one hour a day.
A. This will be done over the next couple of days.
B. This should be easy to study for at least an hour.
C. This is realistic as they give us time in class to work on this.
D. I need to learn JS to work on the next couple of assignments.
Reflection
A. This goal was met today.
B. I used the JavaScript for Kids book to study. After reading through some of the chapters I had
already read through in the past, things are starting to click a little more. I also was able to
go through the Loops section on Codecademy.
C. By the time I got to the Codecademy I was getting sleepy and needed to get some coffee. Some of
my other classmates were a little distracting so I had to get up and go to another location.
D. Tomorrow I show that there are a few break outs that I will be attending.
Goal #2 – Find Another Meetup to Attend
A. This needs to be done before the end of the day.
B. I have todays class time to start this and can finish this evening if I run out of time.
C. This is realistic.
D. This is important to continue to network and learn about the industry I want to work in.
Reflection
A. This goal was met.
B. I did a search on Meetup.com and was able to find a meetup to attend on Wednesday for UX design.
I did find a few others but they were on days I was not able to attend.
C. The only thing that was a challenge was my availability.
D. I don’t think I will do anything different other than asking others what Meet Up’s that will be
attending.
Goal #3 - Complete One Learn to Learn assessment.
A. This needs to be done before the end of the day.
B. I have todays class time to start this.
C. This is realistic as I am learning something new every day.
D. This is something that needs to be done right away.
Reflection
A. This goal was not met.
B. I was able to do some studying and was able to learn some things but I did not set out to learn
something specific and did not write up a Learn to Learn. Part of this had to do with my lack of
energy and sleep.
C. I will find something specific I need to go over and set the time aside.
Learn to Learn is a process consisting of three parts to increase the effectiveness at which one learns. These
three parts are as follows.
- Clearing the stage
- Clarifying the what and the why of what you want to learn
- Prioritize process over product.
Below you will find some examples of this process.
Learn to Learn Example #1
What do I want to learn?
- How to make shapes using HTML and CSS.
Setting the stage.
- Went to the bathroom.
- Got a glass of water.
- Moved to quite room.
- Cleared other open windows on computer.
- Silenced phone.
Play
- Today in class we were asked to recreate a poster using HTML and CSS. There were shapes in the
poster that I did not have experience with making and was clearing going to need to figure out how
to make these shapes. I decided to use my good old friend google to look for the answer. I did see
a few options in my search and decided on one to make a triangle for the poster using CSS. The process
was much simpler than I thought it would be. When I started with the stock settings I realized that
I was going to need to make some adjustments. Once messing with the settings, a little bit, I could
see how the settings affected the shape and was able to quickly size it to my specific specifications.
Reflection
- I was able to complete the task and it helped having my area clean and clear and my coffee so I
did not get sleepy. When switching between windows I did not get distracted by other apps running
making the switch more efficient. I hope to check out more of the example shapes in the article that
I found and apply them to other future projects.
Learn to learn Example #2
What do I want to learn?
- I want to learn how to implement the Parallax Scrolling effect.
Setting the stage.
- Went to the bathroom.
- Got a glass of water.
- Moved to quite room.
- Cleared other open windows on computer.
- Silenced phone.
Play
- I went in to learning about Parallax Scrolling as something that may be complicated or hard. I
started by a google search and did not have any issues finding documentation. I used w3school.com
to learn how to accomplish this and have found this site very helpful with learning many technics.
The code was very strati forward. All I needed to do was set the background image as fixed with a
few other parameters and allow everything else to scroll on the page. I was able to setup some HTML
and a couple of pictures and replicate the effect successfully.
Reflection
- I found that my preparation helped and limited the time away from learning. I am looking forward
to using this on my own personal site. I also want to learn how to use moving pictures or gif’s on
my site as backgrounds.
Learn to learn Example #3
What do I want to learn?
- I want to learn how to use JS For Loops.
Setting the stage.
- Went to the bathroom.
- Got a cup of coffee.
- Moved to quite area on the couch.
- Cleared other open windows on computer.
- Silenced phone.
- Got head phones for watching info videos.
Play
- I set out to learn For Loops so I could complete one of my drills for class. I had been struggling
with this drill or a few days. I started with reviewing some documentation about Loops, Arrays, and
Objects. I then watched a video on JavaScript basics that was recommended by another instructor.
After reading and watching the video the information was slowly starting to make sense but there
were still elements I was not understanding. I decided to engage one of the instructors to break
it down. I did not want to answer but I want to have him lead me to the answer. After a few hours
of this I finally was able to complete the drill and have a better understanding of loops.
Reflection
- Setting the stage help as it reduced the amount of interruptions I had so I could focus on the
material. Siting on the couch made me comfortable while watching the almost hour-long video. I am
looking forward to applying what I learned in the future.
Meet Up's are a good way to get out and network while learning something new. Here are a few Meet Up's I have attended.
Meetup #1 Reflection
The name and date of the meetup
- Thursday, December 7, 2017
- Progressive Web Apps - Fitter, happier, more-productive UIs
The name and job information of at least 2 people you met
- Nick Stevens – User Experience Lead
- David Zuluaga – Developer
- Lena J – Developer – Just finish school at Fullstack
A 1-2 paragraph description of what you learned at the meetup
- The meetup was hosted by Kenzan which is a software engineering/professional services company
that provides customized end-to-end solutions. The discussion focused on Progressive Web Apps. The
average phone user only uses abut 3 of the apps they install on their phone. Most everything else
is access via the browser. With Progressive Web App’s, developers are able to design a user experience
that feels native and runs much faster as it caches some of the information on the device after the
first use. This is valuable as most of the world only has access to 2G internet speeds. They did
go over some code but I could only understand a little bit of it. I do feel that Progressive Web
Apps are the future and I am excited to learn more about them.
1-3 questions that you have after attending the meetup
- I don’t really have any current questions. They did provide us with an exercise that I would like
to try and do once I learn more JavaScript. I am sure I will come up with additional questions after
working that.
Meetup #2 Reflection
The name and date of the meetup
- Wednesday, December 13, 2017
- Denver UX Happy hour
The name and job information of at least 2 people you met
- Don Abrams – Sr. Software Engineer at InVisionApp Inc
- Jacqueline Schillinger - Designer at American Financing
- Steven Winkelstein - UX Designer | Storyteller
A 1-2 paragraph description of what you learned at the meetup
- The meetup was hosted by Tyler Merry and Andrew Fullerton at the Irish Snug here is Denver. The
format was very relaxed and there was no presentation planned. I got a chance to mingle amongst other
UX/UI designers. I learned that UX is more of the research portion of the User Design Experience
and UI was the designing of the User Experience after the research is done. Don Abrams from InVisionApp
was showing off a new piece of software he was developing for UI design and from the feedback of
other designers, they did like what he was working on. I talked to some other designers about their
companies and backgrounds. One couple attended an online program for a few months and enjoyed their
experience.
1-3 questions that you have after attending the meetup
- I don’t really have any current questions other than I’m interested in the UX/UI portion of building
application.
Meetup #3 Reflection
The name and date of the meetup
- Thursday, December 14, 2017
- Vinyl Me, Please – The Spins
The name and job information of at least 2 people you met
- Tyler Barstow - Co-Founder, Vinyl Me Please
- Shelby Feistner - Front End Developer, Designer at Buhv Designs
A 1-2 paragraph description of what you learned at the meetup
- The Meet Up/ Event was put on by Vinyl Me, Please which is a record club based here in Denver.
Attendees get the opportunity to listen to the current record of the month while socializing. While
there I was able to meet to Co-Founder of the company and talk with him about their format and how
they started the company. They are also currently looking for a UX/UI designer to help them with
new products and their site.
I also met a Shelby who is a Front-End Developer for a Marketing and Advertising company based out
of Denver. They design websites and digital marketing material for other companies. Shelby was interested
in me going to Galvanize and asked me to give her a call once I graduate.
1-3 questions that you have after attending the meetup
- I am meeting more people and companies that are not only interested in Front-End and back-End
development but also looking for UX/UI designers. I think this is an area that I would like to learn
more about as I think it is very important when coding and designing my own sites/apps.
Michael Smith
EMAIL: milo0721@gmail.com


Before Change
throughput = 0.0
latency = 0.0
logging.error("%s", iteration_results)
for result in iteration_results.values():
throughput += result[0]
for result in iteration_results.values():
latency += result[1] * result[0] / throughput
if latency < 1.0:
After Change
throughput = sum(
client_throughput for client_throughput, _ in client_results)
if not throughput:
raise errors.Benchmarks.RunError(
"Zero throughput for {} threads: {}".format(threads, client_results))
// Average latency across clients
latency = (sum(client_latency * client_throughput
for client_latency, client_throughput in client_results) /
throughput)
if latency < 1.0:


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MP's Brother Stabbed to Death
by Emmanuel GithukuBuema Village in Bungoma County on Friday, November 29, woke up to shocking news that the brother to Kanduyi Constituency MP Athanas Misiko Wafula Wamunyinyi was brutally murdered.
Citizen Digital was first to report that Joseph Wamalwa Wekesa was alleged to have been stabbed several times on the chest by his nephew.
30-year-old Nicholas Simiyu Wafula is said to have attacked his uncle after an argument arose as they prepared for the death anniversary of the MP's father who died in 2018.
Bungoma South OCS George Odongo confirmed the incident, revealing that the deceased had also injured the suspect with a machete on the head and right-hand thumb.
“They were preparing for a memorial anniversary for Mathew Austin Wafula Wamunyinyi (the MP's Father), which was to take place to at Buema Village, Tuuti Sub-location before a fight ensued,” reported Odongo.
After the machete attack the, Wafula allegedly flew into a rage, rushed to the kitchen, grabbed a knife and followed the deceased to his house.
Apart from stabbing his uncle several times on the chest, Wafula reportedly killed two dogs and broke window panes in his late uncle's house.
Wekesa succumbed to his injuries at around 5 am while undergoing treatment at Bungoma West Hospital while the suspect was admitted to Dawameds Hospital in a stable condition.
The body was later transferred to Life Care Hospital Mortuary awaiting postmortem.


Structure
| Namespaces | 8 | |
| Interfaces | 1 | |
| Traits | 0 | |
| Classes | 8 | |
| Abstract Classes | 0 | (0%) |
| Concrete Classes | 8 | (100%) |
| Methods | 58 | |
| Scope | ||
| Non-Static Methods | 58 | (100%) |
| Static Methods | 0 | (0%) |
| Visibility | ||
| Public Method | 54 | (93.1%) |
| Non-Public Methods | 4 | (6.9%) |
| Functions | 0 | |
| Named Functions | 0 | (0%) |
| Anonymous Functions | 0 | (0%) |
| Constants | 1 | |
| Global Constants | 0 | (0%) |
| Class Constants | 1 | (100%) |
Tests
| Classes | 0 | |
| Methods | 0 |
Size
| Lines of Code (LOC) | 921 | |
| Comment Lines of Code (CLOC) | 429 | (46.58%) |
| Non-Comment Lines of Code (NCLOC) | 492 | (53.42%) |
| Logical Lines of Code (LLOC) | 182 | (19.76%) |
| Classes | 157 | (86.26%) |
| Average Class Length | 17 | |
| Average Method Length | 2 | |
| Functions | 0 | (0%) |
| Average Function Length | 0 | |
| Not in classes or functions | 25 | (13.74%) |
Complexity
| Cyclomatic Complexity / LLOC | 0.15 | |
| Cyclomatic Complexity / Number of Methods | 0 |
Dependencies
| Global Accesses | 0 | |
| Global Constants | 0 | (0%) |
| Global Variables | 0 | (0%) |
| Super-Global Variables | 0 | (0%) |
| Attribute Accesses | 85 | |
| Non-Static | 83 | (97.65%) |
| Static | 2 | (2.35%) |
| Method Calls | 23 | |
| Non-Static | 18 | (78.26%) |
| Static | 5 | (21.74%) |


bl (BufferList)
A Node.js Buffer list collector, reader and streamer thingy.
bl is a storage object for collections of Node Buffers, exposing them with the main Buffer readable API. Also works as a duplex stream so you can collect buffers from a stream that emits them and emit buffers to a stream that consumes them!
The original buffers are kept intact and copies are only done as necessary. Any reads that require the use of a single original buffer will return a slice of that buffer only (which references the same memory as the original buffer). Reads that span buffers perform concatenation as required and return the results transparently.
const BufferList = require('bl')
var bl = new BufferList()
bl.append(new Buffer('abcd'))
bl.append(new Buffer('efg'))
bl.append('hi') // bl will also accept & convert Strings
bl.append(new Buffer('j'))
bl.append(new Buffer([ 0x3, 0x4 ]))
console.log(bl.length) // 12
console.log(bl.slice(0, 10).toString('ascii')) // 'abcdefghij'
console.log(bl.slice(3, 10).toString('ascii')) // 'defghij'
console.log(bl.slice(3, 6).toString('ascii')) // 'def'
console.log(bl.slice(3, 8).toString('ascii')) // 'defgh'
console.log(bl.slice(5, 10).toString('ascii')) // 'fghij'
// or just use toString!
console.log(bl.toString()) // 'abcdefghij\u0003\u0004'
console.log(bl.toString('ascii', 3, 8)) // 'defgh'
console.log(bl.toString('ascii', 5, 10)) // 'fghij'
// other standard Buffer readables
console.log(bl.readUInt16BE(10)) // 0x0304
console.log(bl.readUInt16LE(10)) // 0x0403
Give it a callback in the constructor and use it just like concat-stream:
const bl = require('bl')
, fs = require('fs')
fs.createReadStream('README.md')
.pipe(bl(function (err, data) { // note 'new' isn't strictly required
// `data` is a complete Buffer object containing the full data
console.log(data.toString())
}))
Note that when you use the callback method like this, the resulting data
parameter is a concatenation of all Buffer
objects in the list. If you want to avoid the overhead of this concatenation (in cases of extreme performance consciousness), then avoid the callback method and just listen to 'end'
instead, like a standard Stream.
Or to fetch a URL using hyperquest (should work with request and even plain Node http too!):
const hyperquest = require('hyperquest')
, bl = require('bl')
, url = 'https://raw.github.com/rvagg/bl/master/README.md'
hyperquest(url).pipe(bl(function (err, data) {
console.log(data.toString())
}))
Or, use it as a readable stream to recompose a list of Buffers to an output source:
const BufferList = require('bl')
, fs = require('fs')
var bl = new BufferList()
bl.append(new Buffer('abcd'))
bl.append(new Buffer('efg'))
bl.append(new Buffer('hi'))
bl.append(new Buffer('j'))
bl.pipe(fs.createWriteStream('gibberish.txt'))
API
new BufferList([ callback ])
bl.length
bl.append(buffer)
bl.get(index)
bl.slice([ start[, end ] ])
bl.copy(dest, [ destStart, [ srcStart [, srcEnd ] ] ])
bl.duplicate()
bl.consume(bytes)
bl.toString([encoding, [ start, [ end ]]])
bl.readDoubleBE()
,bl.readDoubleLE()
,bl.readFloatBE()
,bl.readFloatLE()
,bl.readInt32BE()
,bl.readInt32LE()
,bl.readUInt32BE()
,bl.readUInt32LE()
,bl.readInt16BE()
,bl.readInt16LE()
,bl.readUInt16BE()
,bl.readUInt16LE()
,bl.readInt8()
,bl.readUInt8()
- Streams
new BufferList([ callback | buffer | buffer array ])
The constructor takes an optional callback, if supplied, the callback will be called with an error argument followed by a reference to the bl instance, when bl.end()
is called (i.e. from a piped stream). This is a convenient method of collecting the entire contents of a stream, particularly when the stream is chunky, such as a network stream.
Normally, no arguments are required for the constructor, but you can initialise the list by passing in a single Buffer
object or an array of Buffer
object.
new
is not strictly required, if you don't instantiate a new object, it will be done automatically for you so you can create a new instance simply with:
var bl = require('bl')
var myinstance = bl()
// equivilant to:
var BufferList = require('bl')
var myinstance = new BufferList()
bl.length
Get the length of the list in bytes. This is the sum of the lengths of all of the buffers contained in the list, minus any initial offset for a semi-consumed buffer at the beginning. Should accurately represent the total number of bytes that can be read from the list.
bl.append(buffer)
append(buffer)
adds an additional buffer or BufferList to the internal list.
bl.get(index)
get()
will return the byte at the specified index.
bl.slice([ start, [ end ] ])
slice()
returns a new Buffer
object containing the bytes within the range specified. Both start
and end
are optional and will default to the beginning and end of the list respectively.
If the requested range spans a single internal buffer then a slice of that buffer will be returned which shares the original memory range of that Buffer. If the range spans multiple buffers then copy operations will likely occur to give you a uniform Buffer.
bl.copy(dest, [ destStart, [ srcStart [, srcEnd ] ] ])
copy()
copies the content of the list in the dest
buffer, starting from destStart
and containing the bytes within the range specified with srcStart
to srcEnd
. destStart
, start
and end
are optional and will default to the beginning of the dest
buffer, and the beginning and end of the list respectively.
bl.duplicate()
duplicate()
performs a shallow-copy of the list. The internal Buffers remains the same, so if you change the underlying Buffers, the change will be reflected in both the original and the duplicate. This method is needed if you want to call consume()
or pipe()
and still keep the original list.Example:
var bl = new BufferList()
bl.append('hello')
bl.append(' world')
bl.append('\n')
bl.duplicate().pipe(process.stdout, { end: false })
console.log(bl.toString())
bl.consume(bytes)
consume()
will shift bytes off the start of the list. The number of bytes consumed don't need to line up with the sizes of the internal Buffers—initial offsets will be calculated accordingly in order to give you a consistent view of the data.
bl.toString([encoding, [ start, [ end ]]])
toString()
will return a string representation of the buffer. The optional start
and end
arguments are passed on to slice()
, while the encoding
is passed on to toString()
of the resulting Buffer. See the Buffer#toString() documentation for more information.
bl.readDoubleBE(), bl.readDoubleLE(), bl.readFloatBE(), bl.readFloatLE(), bl.readInt32BE(), bl.readInt32LE(), bl.readUInt32BE(), bl.readUInt32LE(), bl.readInt16BE(), bl.readInt16LE(), bl.readUInt16BE(), bl.readUInt16LE(), bl.readInt8(), bl.readUInt8()
All of the standard byte-reading methods of the Buffer
interface are implemented and will operate across internal Buffer boundaries transparently.
See the Buffer
documentation for how these work.
Streams
bl is a Node Duplex Stream, so it can be read from and written to like a standard Node stream. You can also pipe()
to and from a bl instance.
Contributors
bl is brought to you by the following hackers:
=======
License & copyright
Copyright (c) 2013-2014 bl contributors (listed above).
bl is licensed under the MIT license. All rights not explicitly granted in the MIT license are reserved. See the included LICENSE.md file for more details.


In common sense, links are used to connect to things together. When brought to web development we can then say links are use to connect two or more webpages together. When browsing, sometimes you would need to navigate to another page to view more information, that is where linking becomes useful.
In HTML, we use the a tag for linking. It also has a closing tag
SYNTAXFor more understanding, if we are browsing about websites teaching HTML and we see TYC as part of the examples. We would click on it and when clicked on, the page for TYC shows up. This is how it is done.
Now remember this, when trying to link two or more pages together, let's say "home page" and "about us". You write the code for the home page and save it e.g "home.html" then you write the "about us" code and save it e.g about .html in the same folder you saved the home page. Then in the home page code you do this:
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Bastille Day
Toulouse had some genuinely impressive fireworks! There was a long line of maybe 10 launching areas, so they kind of had a big flat part of the sky to work with, which made for some impressive effects. They had different moods, too - for example, toward the beginning they played “singin' in the rain,” and had a show that evoked rain. Another plus: They weren't too long! Maybe 35 minutes, and very intense and interesting.
Here are a couple of random fireworks pictures. You can maybe get an idea of the line of launchers here. Also, they were pretty close!
First day's ride
I got a bit of a late start, due to final repacking. I think I rode about 75 km - it was 65 as the crow flies, and I made a couple of wrong turns. It was actually pretty complicated to get out of Toulouse - the signage wasn't all that good. I'm wondering how the EuroVelo network will be when I get to it in a couple of days. One frustrating one was when I missed the fork in the canal, because there was a detour for road constructions that sent me around where the sign probably was. I thought a branching canal would be pretty obvious, but when I got back to the branch, I saw how it wasn't!
I did of course start out with Kraftwerk's Tour De France playing. Autobahn is pretty good for pedaling long stretches, too.
I don't try to leave my GPS navigation screen on all the time. It's pretty hard to see in sunlight anyway, and if I leave the phone in the sun, it get pretty hot. One funny thing is that my solar cell doesn't work all that well, because there are shade trees along much of the canal. I'm certainly not going to complain about shade in this heat, but it does mean I need to watch the power consumption. I'm kind of glad I have a cellphone and a tablet - navigation uses a lot of power, but with two devices, I have battery to spare for the day.
I had a fair headwind in the afternoon along stretches, too. That, and the somewhat longer distance made yesterday a bit hard, and I was exhausted by the time I got to the place I'm staying. I left Toulouse at about 9:30, and got to my stop at 5:30, with a short break for a small lunch (of leftover bread), and a snack (of the rest of my leftover bread).
The ride along the canal is great, but you don't go by any shops or anything. You have to turn off into town for that. Because I was a bit behind schedule, I didn't.
When I arrived, my host Hervé offered to drive me to a market, because the one in this village closed at noon. It turns out that a lot of small markets in France close at noon on Mondays. I never really noticed that before!
All in all, pretty successful, though I'm glad I have a much shorter journey lined up today.


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[gecode-users] no executable file after compiling
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu Aug 13 13:47:08 CEST 2009
amina kemmar wrote:
> thank you for the answer, I changed the version of gecode but now
> when i execute the commands :
>
> g++ -I<dir>/include -c send-more-money.cpp
> g++ -L<dir>/lib send-more-money.o \
> -lgecodeint -lgecodesearch -lgecodekernel -lgecodesupport
>
> i don't obtain any error, but no executable file generated, there is
> only the code object file?
The executable is probably called a.out. You can of course add "-o
send-more-money" to the second g++ call. I'll update the tutorial
accordingly.
Cheers,
Guido
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Motorcycling: Team Marquez as Alex joins brother Marc at Honda
(Reuters) - The Repsol Honda MotoGP team will be a family affair next season after the Japanese manufacturer announced on Monday that Alex Marquez was joining as team mate to older brother Marc.
The 23-year-old Spaniard won this year’s Moto2 championship, his second title after Moto3 in 2014, while Marc, 26, clinched his sixth MotoGP crown.
Honda Racing Corporation said in a statement that Alex had signed a one-year deal.
He replaces compatriot Jorge Lorenzo, a triple MotoGP champion who retired after last weekend’s season-ending race in Valencia.
The announcement dashed the hopes of French rider Johann Zarco, who is looking for a seat after leaving the Austrian KTM team.
The Marquez brothers are not the only siblings lining up on the MotoGP grid, with Spaniards Pol and Aleix Espargaro also competing at KTM and Aprilia respectively, but they will be the only ones in the same team.
Formula One has seen a number of brothers competing at the same time, including Michael and Ralf Schumacher at different teams in the 1990s and 2000s.
The 2020 MotoGP season starts in Qatar on March 8.


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I just updated to the latest version and, for the first time, there's a generic application icon in the dock. I tried setting it to hide and checked and unchecked the "hide at login", but no luck. Is anyone else having this issue? It's a minor thing, but I've now shut it down twice thinking it was a program I didn't need open. Ideas and suggestions appreciated.
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I'm having the same problem, and it's rather unsightly. This is with Tiger and iTunes 4.7.1.
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Same problem for me, running 10.4.0 and iTunes 4.8. I even tried editing Synergy's LSUIElement in the info.plist, but nothing is working...
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@composi/core:
Fragment
Using Fragments in Functional Components
When defining the markup for components, you may find that you want a way to group a number of siblings together as one component. The Fragment tag allows you to do this.
Importing
Before we can use fragments, we need to import Fragment from @composi/core:
import { h, render, Fragment } from '@composi/core'
After importing it from @composi/core, it is ready to use.
Usage
How to Use Fragments
@composi/fragment is a custom function for JSX. It does one thing, returns its children as an array. This allows you to group a series of sibling element together for use by another component. You would typically do this for lists or table cells. But you can use it for any situation where you want to group several items together.
To use Fragment just put the sibings inside it and return it:
See the Pen @composi/core - Fragment by Robert Biggs (@rbiggs) on CodePen.
Here's another example with buttons:
See the Pen @composi/core - Fragment-2 by Robert Biggs (@rbiggs) on CodePen.
Short Form: <></>
Since create-composi-app
makes projects using Babel 7, you can use the shortened form for Fragment:
<></>
import { h, render, Fragment } from '@composi/core'
function ListItems() {
// Return fragment:
return (
<>

One

Two

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</>
)
}
To be able to use this shorten form with Babel, you need to let Babel know to use it with Composi's fragment by
updating your .babelrc
file with a pragmaFrag
value:
"plugins": [
[
"@babel/plugin-transform-react-jsx",
{
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"pragmaFrag": "Fragment"
}
]
]
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import { h, render, Fragment } from '@composi/core'
function ListItems({data}) {
return (
<>
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</>
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Why Do Fools Fall In Love (1998) Halle Berry, Vivica A. Fox, Lela Rochon, Larenz Tate, Paul Mazursky, Little Richard, Pamela Reed, Alexis Cruz, David Barry Gray, Miguel A. Núñez Jr., Richard Clifton Powell, Lane Smith, Ben Vereen, Paula Jai Parker, Marcello Thedford. Written by Tina Andrews. Directed by Gregory Nava. 117 minutes. Rated R, 2 stars (out of five stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo-online.com/film/ Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Edward+Johnson-ott To receive reviews by e-mail at no charge, send subscription requests to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Traditionally, the last few weeks of summer trigger the release of an avalanche of weak films from the major studios, as the powers that be desperately try to squeeze whatever money they can from moviegoers still hungry for air-conditioned diversion. While most of these leftovers lack ideas or a distinctive point of view, "Why Do Fools Fall In Love" suffers from the opposite problem. Presenting the biography of singer Frankie Lymon, writer Tina Andrews and director Gregory Nava juggle too many ideas and points of view, resulting in a film that, while sporadically entertaining, mostly serves as a frustrating example of disjointed storytelling and missed opportunities.
The film prominently features a court battle between three women over the estate of Lymon, their late husband. Beneath that elaborate framing device lies your basic rags-to-riches-to-disaster pop music tale. Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers hit the big-time in the late '50s with the film's title song, a catchy doo-wop number which remains a staple of oldies stations. Lymon became a star and went solo, falling into a life of womanizing and drugs, leading towards the inevitable downfall.
We've seen variations of this story before (in "The Buddy Holly Story," "La Bamba" and "The Doors," to name just a few), but Lymon's situation contains relatively fresh thematic potential. The phenomenon of rock and roll was manufactured by white businessmen by stealing rhythm and blues from the people who created it. For years, they made stars of white singers covering songs originally written and performed by black artists. When black performers were finally allowed to take their place in the mainstream spotlight, it was only under the rigid control of white management.
Lymon was one of many artists marginalized due to race. Having achieved fame against the odds, he then found his star fading as the '60s British Invasion hit, making all other forms of music passé. Once again, young white kids ruled the charts with sounds derived from black musicians. "Why Do Fools Fall In Love" becomes quite interesting when examining this theme. Indeed, one of the film's most poignant scenes comes on the stage of the pop music show "Hullabaloo," as Lymon stands in the wings, staring in astonishment as The Kinks perform before a screaming crowd, while he waits to appear as an "oldies" act.
Lymon's attempts to maintain a career in an entertainment world where race and rapidly changing musical tastes work against him makes compelling viewing, but the production only devotes a few minutes to that. Director Nava is so busy navigating through the film's convoluted structure that he fails to deal with the issues raised by the story. The women's court battle should have been a mere framing device, but instead it takes over the film. In the height of irony, Frankie Lymon becomes a marginal figure in his own biography.
Over the course of its 117 minutes, "Why Do Fools Fall In Love" tries to be several different movies. It's a man-bashing, female bonding flick as the three ex-wives discuss Lymon's flaws. It's a glossy bio-pic using spinning newspapers to flash headlines as it shows Lymon's meteoric climb to stardom in a dreamy retro-world. It's a melodramatic soap opera, showing the singer's abusive behavior as drugs swallow his being. It's a sassy courtroom comedy, with judge Pamela Reed allowing ex-wives Halle Berry, Vivica A. Fox and Lela Rochon to act more like guests on "The Jerry Springer Show" than plaintiffs in a court case.
Mostly, it's a superficial mish-mash of styles and tones that frequently entertains, but never fully satisfies. The songs are good and Larenz Tate gives an energetic performance as Lymon. There are a number of effective scenes, and it's a treat watching Little Richard play himself on the witness stand in a memorable cameo, testifying in both the legal and evangelical sense of the word. What a shame that age prevented him from playing himself throughout the film, because the actor portraying Little Richard as a young man is terrible (an actor imitating Redd Foxx and stand-ins for The Kinks are even less convincing).
Structural problems and bad impressionists aside, the fatal flaw is in the framing story itself. By focusing on the ex-wives instead of Lymon, viewers are asked to become emotionally involved with three characters squabbling over a dead man's money. As the film progresses and the women turn increasingly mercenary, sympathizing with their plight becomes extremely difficult. It's like being led outside to see a horse, then being presented with its carcass and urged to cheer for the vultures circling overhead.
At the end of the film, a picture of the real Frankie Lymon appears onscreen and I was struck by two things. First, he looked much younger than the actor who played him and second, after watching a film purportedly devoted to his memory, Frankie Lymon remained a stranger, just another rock and roll casualty, even in his own movie.
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Netflix and HBO are slowly but surely changing a lot about the way we consume TV. Rex Sorgatz actually makes an interesting point in How Netflix the spoiler alert and how to fix it:
In attempting to fix an outdated system (the weekly release calendar), technology has created a new problem (silencing discussion). But surely, we can solve this dilemma.
I agree with the premise, and the fact that binge watching has changed the way we talk about TV. Rex’s proposal is a modest mid-way between what it was, and what it is becoming, but I don’t believe it works for ‘all’ TV.
However, this made me think about something else.
As someone who lives in a country where ‘Sorry, but this content is not available in your geographical location’ is a constant let down, I think content providers will do better to fix this problem. The movie industry seems to be able to put out movies around the globe, and people are willing to pay multiple times a month, to watch them. It probably helps that there aren’t content providers sitting in between.
The world is too ubiquitous today for this to still be a problem. Particularly for things like TV previews, and interviews with stars. Finding a consistent way to deliver TV content across the globe, inside a simple subscription model, is where the disruption probably is.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5.
In a bowl, mix together the curry powder and the salt until well combined. Dredge the monkfish pieces in the powder, then season with freshly ground black pepper.
Heat the oil in an ovenproof frying pan over a medium heat, add the monkfish pieces and fry for 3-4 minutes on each side, or until just golden-brown on both sides.
Add half of the butter to the pan, then transfer to the oven and cook for a further 4-5 minutes, or until the monkfish is cooked through. Remove from the oven and squeeze over the lemon juice.
Heat the remaining butter in a large frying pan over a medium heat until foaming. Add the shallots and fry for 2-3 minutes, or until softened.
Add the bay leaf, thyme, tarragon and saffron strands and stir well.
Add the white wine, stir well and bring the mixture to the boil. Reduce the heat to a simmer and simmer until the volume of liquid has reduced by half.
Add the cream and the fish stock and bring the mixture to the boil.
Add the mussels, cover the pan with a lid and cook for 4-5 minutes, shaking the pan occasionally, until the mussels have opened. Discard any mussels that remain closed.
Remove the mussels from the pan using a slotted spoon and set aside. Continue to simmer the cooking liquor until it has thickened slightly.
Add the mustard and the chopped tarragon and stir until well combined. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper and continue to simmer the mixture for a further 1-2 minutes.
To serve, slice each of the monkfish pieces into two medallions. Place two of the monkfish medallions into the centre of each of four serving bowls. Remove half of the mussels from their shells and divide them among the bowls. Divide the remaining mussels between the bowls. Spoon over the tarragon and mustard sauce and serve immediately.


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The 25 most expensive ZIP codes in America in 2019
by Katie Warren, Business Insider US- Real estate blog Property Shark has released its annual ranking of the most expensive ZIP codes in the United States.
- For the third year in a row, Silicon Valley suburb Atherton took the top spot.
- The median sale price in Atherton, California, was $7 million in 2019 – up almost 43% from 2017.
- The country’s second-priciest ZIP code is the tiny Hamptons village of Sagaponack in New York, where the median sale price is $4.3 million.
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There’s a lot of expensive real estate in California.
Property Shark released its annual ranking of the most expensive ZIP codes in America on Monday, and California dominates with 91% of the cities on the list.
Property Shark’s ranking is based on median home sale prices. Atherton, California‘s 94027 remains the most expensive ZIP code, with a $6.7 million median home sale price – that’s up almost 43% from 2017, when it first jumped to the top of the list.
Located within striking distance of Google, Facebook, Tesla, and other tech giants’ headquarters, Atherton is home to many of Silicon Valley’s 1%.
ZIP codes in New York, Washington, Florida, and Massachusetts also appeared on the list, and a Brooklyn ZIP code broke into the top 100 for the first time.
Below, take a closer look at the top 25 most expensive ZIP codes in America.
Tanza Loudenback contributed to a previous version of this article.
25. Bridgehampton, New York (11932)
County: Suffolk
Median sale price (2019): $2,550,000
24. Newport Coast, California (92657)
County: Orange
Median sale price (2019): $2,585,000
23. Stanford, California (94305)
County: Santa Clara
Median sale price (2019): $2,600,000
22. Santa Barbara, California (93108)
County: Santa Barbara
Median sale price (2019): $2,620,000
T21. Burlingame, California (94010)
County: San Mateo
Median sale price (2019): $2,630,000
T21. Los Gatos, California (95030)
County: Santa Clara
Median sale price (2019): $2,630,000
19. New York, New York (10282)
County: New York
Median sale price (2019): $2,660,000
18. Palo Alto, California (94306)
County: Santa Clara
Median sale price (2019): $2,751,000
T17. Stinson Beach, California (94970)
County: Marin
Median sale price (2019): $2,800,000
T17. Corona Del Mar, California (92625)
County: Orange
Median sale price (2019): $2,800,000
15. Newport Beach, California (92662)
County: Orange
Median sale price (2019): $2,900,000
14. Newport Beach, California (92661)
County: Orange
Median sale price (2019): $3,140,000
13. Los Altos, California (94024)
County: Santa Clara
Median sale price (2019): $3,150,000
12. Medina, Washington (98039)
County: King
Median sale price (2019): $3,200,000
11. Portola Valley, California (94028)
County: San Mateo
Median sale price (2019): $3,300,000
10. Ross, California (94957)
County: Marin
Median sale price (2019): $3,350,000
9. Los Altos, California (94022)
County: Santa Clara
Median sale price (2019): $3,450,000
8. New York, New York (10013)
County: New York
Median sale price (2019): $3,515,000
7. Palo Alto, California (94301)
County: Santa Clara
Median sale price (2019): $3,522,000
6. Boston, Massachusetts (02199)
County: Suffolk
Median sale price (2019): $3,669,000
5. New York, New York (10007)
County: New York
Median sale price (2019): $3,900,000
4. Beverly Hills, California (90210)
County: Los Angeles
Median sale price (2019): $4,080,000
3. Santa Monica, California (90402)
County: Los Angeles
Median sale price (2019): $4,154,000
2. Sagaponack, New York (11962)
County: Suffolk
Median sale price (2019): $4,300,000
1. Atherton, California (94027)
County: San Mateo
Median sale price (2019): $7,050,000


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