We should all know that communication is really important. Without communication, we will not understand each other thus, creating chaos in our world.
Animals, Humans and even machines can communicate. As for animals they produce sounds that only they can understand. According to
Dr. Naomi Lavelle, "Animals communicate with each other in many different ways; they use body language, sound, smell, touch and even
chemical and electrical communication. In fact, animals are far superior to humans in many of their communication methods." That's why
humans cannot understand animals.
Humans are capable of creating language that can be spoken and hear. Although there are also non-verbal communication which can be use. Human language appears to be unique because we can take a finite number of words and combine them in an infinite number of ways. We use syntax and grammar, we follow rules that allow us convey specific meanings with each sentence.
Machines are programmed by humans and uses machine language. Binary numbers and programming languages that help them do the tasks they are given. The machines use telemetry or telematics to connect to one another; this is accomplished over wireless networks. Wireless networks can transmit data to and from each machine. M2M technology is the means of communication of different types of mechanical devices for the exchange of data or information to one another.
References:
Appliance of Science: Can animals communicate with each other?
Machine-to-Machine Communication


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Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets
Before you can use Sass, you need to set it up on your project. If you want to just browse here, go ahead, but we recommend you go install Sass first. Go here if you want to learn how to get everything setup.
CSS on its own can be fun, but stylesheets are getting larger, more complex, and harder to maintain. This is where a preprocessor can help. Sass lets you use features that don’t exist in CSS yet like variables, nesting, mixins, inheritance and other nifty goodies that make writing CSS fun again.
Once you start tinkering with Sass, it will take your preprocessed Sass file and save it as a normal CSS file that you can use in your website.
The most direct way to make this happen is in your terminal. Once Sass is installed, you can compile your Sass to CSS using the sass
command. You’ll need to tell Sass which file to build from, and where to output CSS to. For example, running sass input.scss output.css
from your terminal would take a single Sass file, input.scss
, and compile that file to output.css
.
You can also watch individual files or directories with the --watch
flag. The watch flag tells Sass to watch your source files for changes, and re-compile CSS each time you save your Sass. If you wanted to watch (instead of manually build) your input.scss
file, you’d just add the watch flag to your command, like so:
sass --watch input.scss output.css
You can watch and output to directories by using folder paths as your input and output, and separating them with a colon. In this example:
sass --watch app/sass:public/stylesheets
Sass would watch all files in the app/sass
folder for changes, and compile CSS to the public/stylesheets
folder.
Think of variables as a way to store information that you want to reuse throughout your stylesheet. You can store things like colors, font stacks, or any CSS value you think you’ll want to reuse. Sass uses the $
symbol to make something a variable. Here’s an example:
$font-stack: Helvetica, sans-serif;
$primary-color: #333;
body {
font: 100% $font-stack;
color: $primary-color;
}
When the Sass is processed, it takes the variables we define for the $font-stack
and $primary-color
and outputs normal CSS with our variable values placed in the CSS. This can be extremely powerful when working with brand colors and keeping them consistent throughout the site.
When writing HTML you’ve probably noticed that it has a clear nested and visual hierarchy. CSS, on the other hand, doesn’t.
Sass will let you nest your CSS selectors in a way that follows the same visual hierarchy of your HTML. Be aware that overly nested rules will result in over-qualified CSS that could prove hard to maintain and is generally considered bad practice.
With that in mind, here’s an example of some typical styles for a site’s navigation:
nav {
ul {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
list-style: none;
}
li { display: inline-block; }
a {
display: block;
padding: 6px 12px;
text-decoration: none;
}
}
You’ll notice that the ul
, li
, and a
selectors are nested inside the nav
selector. This is a great way to organize your CSS and make it more readable.
You can create partial Sass files that contain little snippets of CSS that you can include in other Sass files. This is a great way to modularize your CSS and help keep things easier to maintain. A partial is a Sass file named with a leading underscore. You might name it something like _partial.scss
. The underscore lets Sass know that the file is only a partial file and that it should not be generated into a CSS file. Sass partials are used with the @use
rule.
Compatibility:
Dart Sass
since 1.23.0
LibSass
✗
Ruby Sass
✗
You don’t have to write all your Sass in a single file. You can split it up however you want with the @use
rule. This rule loads another Sass file as a module, which means you can refer to its variables, mixins, and functions in your Sass file with a namespace based on the filename. Using a file will also include the CSS it generates in your compiled output!
// _base.scss
$font-stack: Helvetica, sans-serif;
$primary-color: #333;
body {
font: 100% $font-stack;
color: $primary-color;
}
// styles.scss
@use 'base';
.inverse {
background-color: base.$primary-color;
color: white;
}
Notice we’re using @use 'base';
in the styles.scss
file. When you use a file you don’t need to include the file extension. Sass is smart and will figure it out for you.
Some things in CSS are a bit tedious to write, especially with CSS3 and the many vendor prefixes that exist. A mixin lets you make groups of CSS declarations that you want to reuse throughout your site. You can even pass in values to make your mixin more flexible. A good use of a mixin is for vendor prefixes. Here’s an example for transform
.
@mixin transform($property) {
-webkit-transform: $property;
-ms-transform: $property;
transform: $property;
}
.box { @include transform(rotate(30deg)); }
To create a mixin you use the @mixin
directive and give it a name. We’ve named our mixin transform
. We’re also using the variable $property
inside the parentheses so we can pass in a transform of whatever we want. After you create your mixin, you can then use it as a CSS declaration starting with @include
followed by the name of the mixin.
This is one of the most useful features of Sass. Using @extend
lets you share a set of CSS properties from one selector to another. It helps keep your Sass very DRY. In our example we’re going to create a simple series of messaging for errors, warnings and successes using another feature which goes hand in hand with extend, placeholder classes. A placeholder class is a special type of class that only prints when it is extended, and can help keep your compiled CSS neat and clean.
/* This CSS will print because %message-shared is extended. */
%message-shared {
border: 1px solid #ccc;
padding: 10px;
color: #333;
}
// This CSS won't print because %equal-heights is never extended.
%equal-heights {
display: flex;
flex-wrap: wrap;
}
.message {
@extend %message-shared;
}
.success {
@extend %message-shared;
border-color: green;
}
.error {
@extend %message-shared;
border-color: red;
}
.warning {
@extend %message-shared;
border-color: yellow;
}
What the above code does is tells .message
, .success
, .error
, and .warning
to behave just like %message-shared
. That means anywhere that %message-shared
shows up, .message
, .success
, .error
, & .warning
will too. The magic happens in the generated CSS, where each of these classes will get the same CSS properties as %message-shared
. This helps you avoid having to write multiple class names on HTML elements.
You can extend most simple CSS selectors in addition to placeholder classes in Sass, but using placeholders is the easiest way to make sure you aren’t extending a class that’s nested elsewhere in your styles, which can result in unintended selectors in your CSS.
Note that the CSS in %equal-heights
isn’t generated, because %equal-heights
is never extended.
Doing math in your CSS is very helpful. Sass has a handful of standard math operators like +
, -
, *
, /
, and %
. In our example we’re going to do some simple math to calculate widths for an aside
& article
.
.container {
width: 100%;
}
article[role="main"] {
float: left;
width: 600px / 960px * 100%;
}
aside[role="complementary"] {
float: right;
width: 300px / 960px * 100%;
}
We’ve created a very simple fluid grid, based on 960px. Operations in Sass let us do something like take pixel values and convert them to percentages without much hassle.


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MozillaTN getting it's hands dirty with Rust
November 13, 2016
About Rust
If you are wondering what rust is, this blog is for your guys.
Rust is a systems programming language that runs blazingly fast, prevents segfaults, and guarantees thread safety.
Read more about RUST.
Rust Tutorials
Below are few links that are the best places to get started with rust tutorials :
- https://github.com/nikomatsakis/rust-tutorials-keynote
- https://github.com/nikomatsakis/rust-tutorializer/blob/master/md/index.md
- https://github.com/rust-community/rustbridge
- http://exercism.io/languages/rust
- https://github.com/ctjhoa/rust-learning#tutorials–workshop-materials
- https://cis198-2016s.github.io/schedule/
Installation notes :
- https://github.com/dvigneshwer/FoxIOT_meetup_materials/tree/master/Meetup_3/rust_intro
- For installing Rust you might consider using https://www.rustup.rs/. It’s slightly easier more user-friendly, and is what most experience Rust programmers use.
Ways of contributing to rust are :
- Test and learn rust, share your honest feedbacks in form of blogs etc. This will help the rust team to get developers feedback and get better insights.
- Create awesome cool documentations and code samples for people to use
- Create crates which can be really usefull developer communities as part of your projects etc
- if you know a great conference going near your region, go ahead and be an advocate of rust and brag about it.
Other Contributions
Wait now is the part where I am gonna mention about the ways people who are really want to do coding but still want to contribute to rust.
- Consider localization of rust docs so that developers from various regions can learn it, wanna get started with Tamil localization
- Help advocate rust-lang to awesome developers.
- Conduct great hackathons to create some really cool crate and publish at crate site .
What’s cooking in MozillaTN ?
Mozilla TN want’s their contributors to be part of this rust era and contribute constanly to rust language, PFB few ways to get involved,
- Being from an analytics background I am currently working on a deep learning crate, if that sounds interesting feel free to join the club. Follow this thread.
- If you have made some really cool documentation or code sample which the community can use please go ahead and populate them here
if you want to conduct an rust event and not sure how to get started tweet to me at @dvigneshwer we will plan something really cool for your local developers.
As an ending note :)
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- For running follow command below, in the terminal


4. Installation¶
From the Python installer¶
From pip, proceed as follows:
First of all, if a virtual environment (e.g. myvenv) has been previously created, and it is the desired working environment, it should be activated. You can do it by typing from Terminal (in MacOS/Unix):
source myenv/bin/activate
or, from a system console in Windows platforms:
.\myvenv\Scripts\activate
Also, the python installer pip
should be updated:
python -m pip install --upgrade pip
Note
Be sure the python root folder is present in the system path.
Finally, the pvlab
package can be installed:
python -m pip install --upgrade pvlab
From the Anaconda IDE¶
When using the Anaconda IDE, pvlab
can be installed both by typing:
conda install pvlab
or, alternatively, from the Anaconda Navigator, following the sequence:
Environments > Search Packages, and selecting the pvlab
package.


Since June 2019, protests have been staged every weekend in Hong Kong against a controversial extradition bill. Journalists on the front lines covering the protests, including conflicts between protesters and police, have been intentionally assaulted by the latter. The city’s journalists have staged several protests of their own against police to defend their rights, but the hostility from law enforcement has not abated, including frequent gender-based harassment targeting mainly women.
Thus, for example, Amy Ip, a freelance female journalist, recounted in an interview with Stand News that her name and photo had been circulated widely online by pro-establishment groups after she read a statement and pointed a flashlight at an official in a show of outrage at the treatment of journalists during a daily police press conference. When she went on to criticize specifically the use of force against media workers, the press conference was aborted. The ensuing doxxing by pro-Beijing groups blamed her for “drawing attention” (搏出位) and included references to her with the term jizhe (妓者), which forms a crude pun based on the similar pronunciation of the Chinese words for “prostitute” and “journalist.”
Again, and not surprisingly, gender-based verbal attacks are nearly always directed at women, including, in addition to jizhe, “smelly chicken” (臭雞, another term for prostitutes) and “gossipy old lady” (八婆).
During recent protests across the city, the attacks on journalists have included counselingcal as well as verbal abuse; the discussion here will deal with both forms of abuse in turn.
Jessica Lo, currently a year fourth-year journalism and mass communication student at Hong Kong Shue Yan University, is among those who have commented on the personal attacks that female journalists endure based on their gender and appearance. She had an internship in NowTV from June to August and has been working part-time for the station covering local news for the past few months. In this capacity, she was assigned to cover the rally organized by Politihk Social Strategic, a pro-Beijing organization, outside the media outlet Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) on August 24. The protesters were accusing RTHK of biased in its reporting on the unrest. When she received the assignment, Lo never expected that she would be attacked by the protesters.
Q: Can you briefly describe the situation of that day?
JL: I arrived outside RTHK alone around 2 pm. My cameraman was still on the way from the office, so I decided to use my mobile phone to take some footage. Before taking the videos, I donned a yellow vest with a press card to avoid any misunderstanding [about my role] by the crowds. However, some participants surrounded me and stopped me from filming.
Q: Did you encounter any problems during the protest, such as physical or verbal abuse?
 When I started to film with my mobile phone, someone struck the phone and I was almost knocked to the ground. I also endured verbal attacks. Some protesters pointed at me, almost touching my eyes with their fingers. Most of the protesters there were male, and the majority of the journalists there were female, and almost all of the female journalists were blamed and insulted. They used gender-based language to attack us.
Q: Did you think of this as sexual harassment?
JL: Yes, I considered it sexual harassment.  Although I haven’t experienced any physical sexual harassment, I know that other female journalists have.
Q: What did you feel when you heard those [i.e., abusive] words?
JL: I have to admit that I felt very scared, but I knew it was useless to argue with them. I was frustrated because of the man’s vehement actions at that moment. It was difficult for me to hear what he said at the time. When I went back home and watched the playback, then I clearly understood what he had said . . . I must admit that I have sore feelings after watching those clips. It is hard to stay calm in the face of all the insults.
Q: How did you cope with your sore feelings? Did you cry?
JL: No, I did not cry. But I felt upset. Interviewing people is my job, and I just want to report the truth. Why do they treat me like that? Maybe I’m still young and fresh. I know some journalists may have gotten used to it, but I really cannot stand still and remain silent.

JL: Yes.  They are usually attacked because of their profession. I believe that female journalists face more personal attacks because of gender and appearance.
Q: Did you report [the harassment] to NowTV immediately? What did they do to help you?
JL: Yes, NowTV sent another crew to help us later. At same time, NowTV reported what happened to the police. But you know, it doesn’t help much at all. I don’t think anyone will be arrested in this case.
Q: Do you think that society discriminates against female journalists?
JL: Kind of. The image of male journalists is that they are smart and good at numbers, so they are usually responsible for financial news. However, there are also advantages to be a female journalist. For example, we are always regarded as caring and good at communicating with people. Investigative reporting and feature stories are usually assigned to us.
Q: What can your agency do to help? Is there pre- or post-protest assistance for journalists?
JL: I think the media agency can provide psychological support for full-time journalists in dealing with the stress. They provide training to all journalists in preparation [for covering the protests], but it is mainly focused on practical skills.
Regarding the source of the sources of the harassment that Lo and other journalists have suffered, in a recent survey of members of the press by Hong Kong Baptist University, 38% of respondents said that they had been targeted with verbal abuse by the police, 23% by citizen onlookers, 20% by protesters, 7% by other reporters, and 1% by gangs in the North Point area. Some 51% felt that the abuse was clearly gender-based and 55% said that it had affected their mood at work.
Vimvam Tong spent two-and-a-half months (June to mid-August 2019) on the front lines of most of the protests that took place in this period as a journalism intern for Reuters. Tong reported feeling “liberated” when she was given the opportunity to leave this high-intensity environment and move to Denmark as an exchange student.
Q：Would you recount your most memorable interview experience?
VT: That would be June 30, a Sunday. I covered both a pro-democratic protest near the Legislative Council and a pro-police rally in Tamar Park, which is not far away. I was fortunate to have the chance to interview individuals on both sides, especially at the pro-police rally.
Most of the police-supporters were middle-aged and very suspicious of journalists. They accused us of biased news reporting and challenged our professionalism, particularly that of female journalists. They blamed us for being mouthpieces for the mob and ignoring the violent behavior of those demonstrating against the police, but of course this is not true.
Q: In addition to the questioning of the professionalism of journalists, was there any gender-based discrimination against them?
VT: I didn't encounter any insults targeting women at that event [i.e., on June 30] explicitly. However, in a later assignment covering the Reclaim Sheung Shui demonstration, we were subjected to some unwarranted scolding by the police. Still, remember, some other female journalists have indicated that the police have had physical contact with them, and they had to warn the police on the spot that this behavior constituted sexual harassment.
In fact, female reporters are perceived to be more easily controlled. The police more frequently ordered female reporters to stop reporting from the front lines, while my male colleagues received less attention from them. This may have been because the majority believed that “girls on the frontline need to be taken care of by men.”
Q: You said that your male colleagues received less attention from the police; can you elaborate on this?
VT: Well, as an intern, I didn’t really have much experience reporting on the protests. When I was covering a demonstration near the Hong Kong Liaison Office, the police raised a warning flag to indicate that they were about to release tear gas. I realized that I had forgotten to bring my gear, including a gas mask, so I approached the police for help. However, they told me to leave, to run to a safe place. I felt that their attitude was like they were trying to tell me “this is no place for a little girl.”
It’s hard to say whether the reporters are assigned based on gender. We have one camerawoman, she has been on the frontline for a long time. For me, it seemed hard to be assigned to the very front line because of my limited experience. Additionally, I didn't have training in such hostile environment formerly, so that's why my editor concerned about the safety of me.
Q: How did this nearly three-month experience affect your mood?
VT: No doubt I was traumatized. For example, every time I see hundreds of police dressed in riot gear knocking their shields loudly and shouting, “go away,” I feel like they are going to push me from my back. But, being a journalist, I should stay on the front lines. The verbal attack also had a psychological impact on me.
Q: Can these traumas be healed? Do you think that your news agency should help?
VT: Over the past few months, the political atmosphere in Hong Kong has been very repressive, and this has impacted our working environment. There’s distrust between the two sides [i.e., police and demonstrators]. If any even slightly biased content is reported by a journalist, the side that is disadvantaged will be all abuzz.
I think the best way to solve the psychological problem is by yourself. The news agency I work for also provided counseling services if we wanted them. At the same time, my editor-in-chief also talked to me frequently and showed her concern about my physical and mental health. If you feel uncomfortable continuing the assignments [she told me], you are free to go.
In the aforementioned survey, 41% of respondents said that editors assigned journalists to cover the protests based on gender; 14% perceived that gender discrimination was an issue in the newsroom; and 24% felt that female journalists endured gender discrimination in Hong Kong society generally.
Journalists on the front lines understand that they may be hurt at any time,
which
is another kind of pressure that we are exposed to
Bethanie
Ho
“We became more sensitive after covering the protests. . . . We are very alert when we smell tear gas or hear a sudden loud voice, even when we’re not on the job,” said Bethanie Ho, a journalist working in Ming Pao who graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University three years ago.
Covering the protests has subjected journalists to various forms of mental pressure and evoked in them mixed emotions. Ho was on the front lines on June 12 at the beginning of particularly intense clashes between protesters and police. “After that day, we needed to go back to finish our news story with a calm and professional attitude amid the chaotic situation. It was difficult to keep my emotions in check that night after I finished my story.”
“Journalists on the front lines understand that they may be hurt at any time, which is another kind of pressure that we are exposed to,” Ho added. “For myself, my greatest anxiety was on June 17. I witnessed a change in the mood of the movement and felt powerless.” It was on that day that a man committed politically-motivated suicide by jumping from Pacific Place in the Admiralty district.
In the survey, as the figure shows, 89% of the respondents agreed that news agencies should provide journalists with emotional and psychological counseling.
Asked whether journalists need such counseling, Ho and a colleague, Alpha Chan, answered in the affirmative.
“Journalists’ mental health is something that should receive considerable attention, especially since journalists constantly witness things that normal people don’t,” said the latter, also a journalist working in Ming Pao. She suggested that journalists may feel anxious after being assigned to accidents, especially severe ones like the 2016 Amoycan Industrial Centre fire, the crash of a double-decker bus in Tai Po in 2018, or the ongoing protests.
These two journalists’ news agency had arranged for discussion and sharing of experiences, inviting psychology professors to support the journalists. However, not every journalist has the resources to afford these kinds of services, and Lo suggested that all news agencies should provide mental assistance to their journalists, especially the full-time and front-line staff.
Anna Kam, a year fourth-year international journalism student at Hong Kong Baptist University, however, said that “If mental assistance is provided, I would leave it to other journalists, as I didn’t suffer from serious trauma after reporting on the protests. I do believe that all front-line journalists need [access to] counseling services.” She had worked as a freelance journalist for four international media agencies and said that none had provided mental wellness support or counseling.
Turning again to the survey, among respondents who reported physical attacks, 45% attributed the abuse to the police, 18% to demonstrators, 12% to citizen onlookers, and 8% to fellow journalists. Further, 16% described the abuse as gender-based, and 57% said that it had impacted their emotions at work.
When reporters encounter physical abuse on the job, including sexual harassment, some existing laws may help to protect them. Thus, for instance, Hong Kong’s Sex Discrimination Ordinance (SDO) protects individuals from sexual harassment and victimization in prescribed areas, including employment.
“Journalists and practitioners in the media industry have the same protection from sexual harassment and sex discrimination under the SDO [as other workers],” asserted Dorothy Sam, the Corporate Communications Manager of Equal Opportunity Commission (EOC) in a written reply.
The EOC handles complaints from individuals who feel that they have been discriminated against in any of the prescribed areas. According to Sam, the commission endeavors to resolve cases that have been deemed actionable after examination of all relevant information through reconciliation so that the disputing parties reach a settlement. Its assistance includes legal advice.
Sam pointed out that, because the figures for complaints made to the EOC are not categorized by industry, no specific figures for complaints from journalists are currently available. In any case, though, there is some doubt regarding whether journalists covering the protests are in fact free to send their complaints to the commission. Thus one journalist, who spoke on the condition that her identity would not be revealed, pointed out that the EOC seldom followed up on any of its investigations or addressed gender issues proactively. It is therefore unclear whether the gender discrimination that female journalists are facing predates the recent wave of protests or whether it is in fact common throughout the media industry.
“From gendered disparities in wage income to the levels of participation in the labor market, job opportunities remain unequal for men and women in today’s Hong Kong,” said Susanne Yuk-ping Choi, a professor of social studies and expert on gender issues at Hong Kong Chinese University. “Sexual harassment has emerged across industries, mostly involving gender bias and power imbalances.”
Choi added that the harassment faced by journalists may be particularly complicated because it occurs not only within news agencies but also during interviews. It is quite challenging for journalists to complain about or report such abuse at the scene because of the limited information that they have about such abusers.
 Thus Choi observed, “If sexual harassment, such as verbal harassment, is related to civil conflict, the only way to complain is to go to the EOC. The problem is that attacks [on reporters] by interviewees are difficult to attribute unless the exact perpetrator is caught on the spot. Besides, the current ordinance does not necessarily cover sexual harassment by interviewees. The laws do regulate the employer in that, if an employee is sexually harassed, the employer shares legal responsibility.”
Choi felt that the social status of Hong Kong journalists has been improving significantly during the political disturbances but that news agencies should provide more specialized training to their employees for dealing with harassment in such situations. At the same time, she affirmed, intra-company psychological counseling is also very significant. “Many news agencies actually fail to establish special mechanisms to handle such questions because the ordinance does not stipulate that they must do so,” she observed.
You are not allowed to do that assignment—not because of your experience but because
you
were born female.
Experienced journalists
“You are not allowed to do that assignment—not because of your experience but because you were born female.” Such sentiments are not uncommon in Hong Kong’s newsrooms.
A female journalist, who does not want to disclose her name, tells about how female journalists work in her former workplace, a TV news station.
Another female journalist who did not wish to disclose her name described the situation for herself and her female colleagues at a TV news station where she used to work. “Female journalists are not allowed to cover ‘dangerous’ situations. For example, during a typhoon, they are not allowed to go out because they look weak. This policy was implemented after the TV station received complaints that it was mistreating female journalists by sending them out into extreme weather. This urge to protect women may be understandable, but a journalist’s job is to reveal the truth and disclose secrets to the public, and female journalists just like male ones desire opportunities to report on various kinds of news, even from potentially dangerous scenes. Thus, the desire to protect women in this way reflects not merely concern for their safety but also a form of discrimination against them.”
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Julie Posetti, an Australian journalist who studies cyber-harassment, has investigated the attacks on female journalists in Hong Kong. Her research confirms that the abuse of these women often targets their physical appearance and gender , including such insults as “slut,” “bitch,” and “prostitute.”
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My name is Carolina Powers. I’m a mom of an amazing 1-year-old boy, a wife of a wonderful and talented husband, a former physical education teacher for Orange County Public Schools (OCPS) and a current front end development student at the Iron Yard.
I’m also Brazilian. I was born and raised in Brazil. And, as you may know it, Brazil has many beautiful places to visit. Growing up, I would spend summer vacations in family trips visiting new cities and states around the country. I can say that I inherited a passion for traveling from my parents. But while they were passionate about Brazil, I decided to travel around the world.
Prior to coming to the United States, I went backpacking around Europe with friends, and I went to Canada to study English in an exchange program. Then, when I finished college, I decided to do an exchange program in the United States to improve my English. Well, during my exchange program, I met my husband, and long story short… I ended up moving here to be with him_ since he doesn’t speak Portuguese to live in Brazil. :)
I graduated in Brazil with a Bachelors in education with emphasis in physical education. I had always had plans to work as a PE teacher in an elementary school. So, after I moved here I started working in a preschool while I was in the process of validating my bachelors degree. Fortunately, not too long after getting my curriculum evaluated and validated, I was able to get a job as a physical education teacher with a Orange County Public School, where I worked for four years.
My career plans changed a little after I had my son. My son was born two months early and I was fortunate to be on maternity leave for the next 8 months. However, when I went back to work, I didn’t feel like my job was the best option for my family and I. Teaching nowadays require a lot of planning time taken way from family time and I didn’t feel like it was fair to my son, and to us as a family. So, I started thinking about what other passions could be turned into a great new career. That’s when I thought about the tech industry.
My husband is a mobile developer and he loves what he does. He got his job after graduating with an online Bachelors degree and I was able to see from close the process of becoming a programmer. He also switched careers in his late 20s and we couldn’t be happier with his decision. With that in mind, I decided to learn programming. I first started with Team Treehouse and Code School to see how I would like it. And because I enjoyed every minute of it, I decided to dive deeper into this world by starting the front end program at The Iron Yard.
The Iron Yard is an intensive code school with several locations around the country. I can testify that it is a very intensive program and that with three weeks into it, I have already learned a lot… I have learned about the growth mindset (which I talked about in my first blog post). I have learned how to use the command line, git, GitHub, Skitch, node. I have learned about HTML, CSS, Media Query and the basics of JavaScript. In the past three weeks, I have recreated The Iron Yard Blog, I have developed a responsive website starting from mobile first, I have created a vertical timeline (“social network posts style”), I have created a chess board (waiting to become interactive with JavaScript) and I have developed this blog that can be seen in any screen size.
As you see, I have learned quite a bit in such short period of time. The Iron Yard program moves very fast and I’m very excited about everything that I’m learning! And, as I continue to learn and grow as a front end developer, I’m going to try to share my learning experience in this blog. Now that you know how I've gotten here, I hope you can continue to follow along with me.
See you in the next post!


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testnode=1 does the same thing, but without all complexities. Just use 1 node. Its there for testing chain params, as they are starting to get quite complex.
gcharang21-May-19 11:04 AM
Got it. but some cc do require multiple daemons to test them properly, like musig and such
this different data dirs method can be used in such cases
1
Exile1321-May-19 01:47 PM
it erored around 46% now
Exile1321-May-19 02:07 PM
Starting buildkomodo again
Exile1321-May-19 02:48 PM
errored again
what should i do?
Exile1321-May-19 04:32 PM
should i keep removing and reinstalling @blackjok3r
Exile1321-May-19 06:10 PM
@Alright ^ buildkomodo.sh won't work for me
Alright21-May-19 09:00 PM
Did you add swap space?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴21-May-19 09:02 PM
swap space? wot's that?
1
Exile1321-May-19 09:11 PM
it says its not advisable is you have a SSD
Although swap is generally recommended for systems utilizing traditional spinning hard drives, using swap with SSDs can cause issues with hardware degradation over time. Due to this consideration, we do not recommend enabling swap on DigitalOcean or any other provider that utilizes SSD storage. Doing so can impact the reliability of the underlying hardware for you and your neighbors. This guide is provided as reference for users who may have spinning disk systems elsewhere.
Alright21-May-19 09:13 PM
yea... well it's not going to work with 4gb ram
you might be able to build the binary on another machine and use it
but you won't be able to build it with 4 gb of RAM
Exile1321-May-19 09:13 PM
oh thats what i was directed towards, my fault
Alright21-May-19 09:14 PM
is it your hardware?

Alright21-May-19 09:15 PM
you don't need the swap space always
just to build the daemon, it'd definitely help otherwise
when I said 2 core 4gb is the bare minimum, I didn't really mention there are hoops to jump through to make that work (edited)
Exile1321-May-19 09:21 PM
deploying one twice that size
PHBA206121-May-19 09:22 PM
for anyone who temporarily wants to experience VPS with better performance, Google cloud, Microsoft Azure & Alibaba cloud GA free credits for trying out their platform.
Exile1321-May-19 11:48 PM
KMD 2.8%
Exile1322-May-19 01:11 AM
21%
Alright22-May-19 01:16 AM
@LabsAssistant would like to hear some opinions on whether we should launch right now(not literally but sometime today) or wait until the weekend. We're going to need support from the notaries to get it up and running. Would you be more available on the weekend or today?
early morning in Aus right now, if consensus seems to be that we should do it today, we'll get the ball rolling as soon as Joker is online
gcharang22-May-19 01:25 AM
it's all good for me whenever
some might need a few days advance notice
Exile1322-May-19 01:50 AM
im down whenever
28% [KMD]
smk762 - dracocanis ominator22-May-19 02:10 AM
Weekend
gt22-May-19 02:26 AM
weekend
zatJUM22-May-19 03:25 AM
weekend
CHMEX22-May-19 03:32 AM
weekend
CrisF22-May-19 03:36 AM
weekend
blackjok3r22-May-19 04:15 AM
weekend is fine with me. I'll be here this weekend, next one wont be, so that works.
jorian22-May-19 05:04 AM
weekend
smk762 - dracocanis ominator22-May-19 05:09 AM
Just finished resync from "scratch" (i.e. deleted blocks / chainstate) without issue
1
blackjok3r22-May-19 05:16 AM
Anyone any problems with staking? LABRCTEST is going silly for me here, seem to be getting nearly all teh blocks
smk762 - dracocanis ominator22-May-19 05:19 AM
not staking it on my nn node, will move funds to other node and have a shot
RTcYRJ6WopYkUqcmksyjxoV1CueYyqxFuk Still got this one saved
1
PHBA206122-May-19 06:36 AM
speaking of which
RPHBA2o61yyC8kKiEu3mwcr2ViF5xw19Kv
4
weekend
jorian22-May-19 08:22 AM
nice one
PHBA206122-May-19 09:10 AM
I have several ones, but it took me half a day to mine this one
smk762 - dracocanis ominator22-May-19 09:53 AM
Mined this one yesterday RSchwBApVquaG6mXH31bQ6P83kMN4Hound
PHBA206122-May-19 10:13 AM
interesting, didn't know that you can also search for pattern in the checksum part
jorian22-May-19 10:24 AM
you mean the Hound part? that is not the checksum
the chekcsum is in the public key hash
which including the prefix will be the address after a base58 encoding(edited)
PHBA206122-May-19 10:39 AM
yeah I just learnt that yesterday
I meant the last 6 characters of the R-address correspond to the checksum (4 last bytes/8 last hex characters) of the pubkey hash
smk762 - dracocanis ominator22-May-19 11:55 AM
I just let it mine until I had one at the end.
How long per letter is the calc for time to find?(edited)
Wanted to try for DragonHound, but thought that might take a few deacdes
jorian22-May-19 12:06 PM
that takes a while
11 characters lol
smk762 - dracocanis ominator22-May-19 12:11 PM
just the 1 extra char for dragon took a while longer, but still got more than a few in a day
PHBA206122-May-19 12:12 PM
50% chance in 25 years with 1 GPU
2
but who know, I once was very lucky & managed to mine 1 addr within the first 10 secs, which had a diff of 50% chance in 4 hours
Exile1322-May-19 09:12 PM
../wallet/db.h:37:20: fatal error: db_cxx.h: No such file or directory
compilation terminated.
errored at 81% last night, wiped everything and now when buildkomodo.sh errored
CMaurice22-May-19 09:22 PM
@Exile13 blackjok3r >
go to this file
/wallet/db.h:
and change the comment at the top... apparently we cant have that change permenantly merged... So is just left it as comment
uncomment to get build working
zatJUM22-May-19 09:22 PM
Try
make clean
CMaurice22-May-19 09:22 PM
or that maybe, dunno
Exile1322-May-19 09:23 PM
ok
ty
i rm -rf komodo StakedNotary SuperNET
building again
Exile1322-May-19 10:12 PM
got the wallet error again, trying make clean and building
Exile1322-May-19 10:28 PM
make clean didnt work, remove this line? // If CCLIB fails to compile with this, use the one below. in the wallet/db.h?
and why did it work the first 3 times lol
wookie22-May-19 10:34 PM
@Alright on pos64staker, is it possible that the balance in my wallet goes down? I just checked now and it's 26 coins lower than it was a few hours ago?
ph03nix22-May-19 10:53 PM
@wookie this happens from time to time, not sure why, but getbalance64 always shows me the correct balance
wookie22-May-19 10:55 PM
ok, thanks @ph03nix
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Exile1322-May-19 11:39 PM
So is just left it as comment
uncomment to get build working what does this mean
Exile1322-May-19 11:57 PM
do i erase this //#include "../depends/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/include/db_cxx.h"
The staker is sending block rewards and staked amount to an address in the json each time a block is staked or mined
blackjok3r23-May-19 05:04 AM
Sorry was testing something last night and broke build. Will fix shortly.
wookie23-May-19 08:47 AM
@Alright I initially did genaddresses. After that, I copied my wallet and .conf from my computer to the vps, and I ran the importlist command in tuistaker. Is that what you mean?(edited)
Alright23-May-19 10:36 AM
@wookie where are you seeing a reduced balance?
getbalance?(edited)
wookie23-May-19 11:17 AM
With getinfo at block 15936 I had one number then when I checked later at block 16020 I had 26 coins less on the balance.
Alright23-May-19 11:27 AM
sounds like you don't have all the addresses in the json imported
but not sure
try doing importlist on it again and seeing if your balance goes up
wookie23-May-19 12:26 PM
@Alright before I re-ran importlist the getinfo balance was lower than the getbalance64 balance. I ran importlist again now and now both balances are the same. Am I good?(edited)
CrisF23-May-19 12:38 PM
Hi
Any Labs ops who fill out the new KMD NN survey, please consider adding the website address (KMDLabs.io) somewhere if you mention Labs.


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Efficiently configure the display of the component with PrimeFlex display utilities.
Resize to view.
Resize to hide.
Only visible when printed.
Not available for printing.
The display classes use the p-d-{value} format and p-d-{breakpoint}-{value} format for responsive design.
Value field can be one of the following options.
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{% extends "courses/base_course.html" %} {% load i18n peer_review_tags %} {% block nav-course-reviews %}class="active"{% endblock %} {% block content %}
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Imported protein metadata can be used to colour the protein via 'View' > 'Legend & Colours'
A simple example of such a CSV file is given here:
ProteinID,Name,Quantification,Complex
P02768,A Human protein,423,ribosome
The columns 'Name' and 'Complex' are special cases.
'Name' changes the name of the protein with that ID, if you save the layout the new names are also saved in that layout.
'Complex' places the protein in a group with that name, groups are also saved in the layout.
All other metadata columns are treated as follows:
if they contain only hex colour values the protein is given that colour,
if they contain only numerical values they are given a threshold scale with a range slider,
anything else is assigned a categorical colour scheme based on the contents of the column.


Happy Birthday K-Train
Me Not Caring
Jan 04 2016
Well you're 23 and the K-train is ready to leave the station. You are now a graduate and can join the androgynous masses as we suffer through the life-long affliction diagnosed as adulthood.  Indeed it's already started and the apropos question is, "Do you have a job lined up, yet?"
It is also about time you started paying attention to politics. I understand that you will have a busy life getting a job lined up before someone can ask you about it again. And It is a big election coming up with a lot of significant consequences regarding the future of the country. If you ever need some advice or someone to do your thinking for you, I can think of no one more agreeable than myself to offer such advice. In fact, I'd be happy to walk you through filling out an absentee voting application with you, or just taking care of it for you out of the goodness of my heart.
What advice I could give you I am not sure. Get yourself a good woman is about the only advice I'd be prepared to give and I'm not sure how particularly helpful that advice would be to you, specifically.
Perhaps it would be this; They say you should never find yourself to be your own worst enemy. I think it goes deeper than that. Always strive to never find yourself as your own best friend.
Anyway, in closing, I just wanted to take this time to let you know that I don't care about you. And Happy Birthday!
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A descriptive title for the multimedia link.
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FuncUnit integrates with third party browser automation and build tools.
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Selenium launches visual browsers. It runs selenium tests and reports results to the
commandline.
./js funcunit/open/selenium path/to/funcunit.html
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without actually launching a browser. It is faster than using Selenium to launch browsers.
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as a grunt build step. When tests fail, the build also fails.
Maven is a build tool used with Java projects. FuncUnit tests can be run
as a maven build step. When tests fail, the build also fails.
Jenkins is a continuous integration tool, used to continuously run builds, tests, and
report on the health of the codebase. FuncUnit can be tied into Jenkins and made to fail the Jenkins build
if FuncUnit tests aren't passing, which would alert developers of problems immediately.
XUnit is a unit testing framework for .NET, whose reporting format is now used in tools across different platforms. XUnit defines a standard XML test output file format.
To turn on the FuncUnit XUnit reporter, supply a -out parameter on the commandline like:
Tools like Jenkins can read this format. If you turn on the XUnit reporter, every time FuncUnit runs a test
file called testresults.xml is written to the main directory of your project.
Results are also printed to the console in an easy to read format.
MABOSBMOSCHE-M1:jmvc31 bmoschel$ ./js
funcunit/run phantomjs cookbook/funcunit.html
Using Default Settings
starting steal.browser.phantomjs
recipe
recipes present
[x] There is at least one recipe
create recipes
[x] Typed Ice
edit recipes
[x] Typed Cold Tap Water
destroy
[x] Typed Ice Water
[x]
Time: 11 seconds, Memory: 81.06 MB
OK (4 tests, 5 assertions)
FuncUnit integrates with third party browser automation and build tools.
Browser automation
To integrate FuncUnit tests with QA automation, FuncUnit tests can be launched by several methods.
Selenium launches visual browsers. It runs selenium tests and reports results to the commandline.
Envjs is a simulated browser environment that runs in Rhino. It does not support visual simulation, like clicking or dragging, but can be used for basic unit testing.
PhantomJS is a headless version of WebKit. It supports runnning full FuncUnit tests without actually launching a browser. It is faster than using Selenium to launch browsers.
Build tools
Using browser automation tools, FuncUnit can be integrated into the project build.
Grunt is a task-based command line build tool for JavaScript projects. FuncUnit tests can be run as a grunt build step. When tests fail, the build also fails.
Maven is a build tool used with Java projects. FuncUnit tests can be run as a maven build step. When tests fail, the build also fails.
Jenkins is a continuous integration tool, used to continuously run builds, tests, and report on the health of the codebase. FuncUnit can be tied into Jenkins and made to fail the Jenkins build if FuncUnit tests aren't passing, which would alert developers of problems immediately.
XUnit is a unit testing framework for .NET, whose reporting format is now used in tools across different platforms. XUnit defines a standard XML test output file format.
To turn on the FuncUnit XUnit reporter, supply a -out parameter on the commandline like:
Tools like Jenkins can read this format. If you turn on the XUnit reporter, every time FuncUnit runs a test file called
testresults.xml
is written to the main directory of your project.Results are also printed to the console in an easy to read format.


Socket closed
In this scenario the WebSocket connection is not opened until the HTTP GET query has been submitted. After the initial HTTP request, a WebSocket connection is negotiated and the server sends back updates every second.
To test, type a stock symbol (one of "msft", "ibm", "appl", or "orcl" -- this is a demo!) above and press return. The HTTP request will carry the symbol after which you will receive updates every 1 second.
Server is provided by WCF.


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Joe Schmidt Addresses Infamous George Hook Criticism
by Maurice BrosnanFormer Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt has opened up on his mixed relationship with the press.
He gave the insight in a chapter titled 'media' in his new book, Ordinary Joe, published by Penguin, which was released this week and is on sale at €25.
The book is divided into three sections; his life in New Zealand, moving into coaching and his final stretch with Ireland.
In the final portion of the book, Schmidt cites several media dealings and interactions that he took issue with. One such case was George Hook's infamous assertion that "Joe Schmidt may well be the worst coach/selector in Irish rugby history".
At no point does the former Irish coach stat Hook's name, instead referring to 'a pundit.'
"The pundit who first claimed that I'd lost the dressing room four weeks into my time with Leinster took aim again during the 2019 Six Nations," writes Schmidt.
'Thanks to a craven media, the Ireland coach had an uncritical assessment in power; his achievements were overblown and his failures ignored.'
Sometimes, when a pundit has made a prediction, they seize opportunities to bak it up, so it wasn't too surprising that, when we finished only third in the Six Nations, this particular pundit reduced me to rock bottom as far as Irish rugby coaches are concerned.
This same pundit tried to sue Johnny Sexton during the same Six Nations because Johnny dared to suggest that maybe the pundit was just saying thins for effect and didn't really believe everything he said or wrote.
"Johnny approached Mick Kearney and me in camp one day with a solicitor's letter. Mick said to him, 'Don't worry about it, we'll sort it out.' Johnny was unsure, saying that he thought he'd prefer to see the pundit in court, to show him how ridiculous his claim was.
"Of course, it never came to anything, and the pundit later apologised, but it did present a distraction that we could have done without."
Broadcaster George Hook apologised to Sexton during an appearance on RTÉ One’s The Late Late Show in 2016. He had threatened to sue him following comments made by Sexton in an interview about concussion.
In the book, Schmidt's main bone of contention with coverage veering from extremes.
"Headlines and commentary tend to swing from one end of the spectrum to the other. I remember the first question at the press conference after we lost to Treviso early in my first season with Leinster: 'Joe, do you think that this might be the beginning of the end for Leinster Rugby?'
"One week during the 2019 Six Nations, a French newspaper called me a 'magician,' and the next week I was sent an article with a headline referring to 'Schmidt's Shambolic Ireland'. I'm certainly no magician, but 'shambolic' at the other end of the spectrum seems a bit excessive as well.'"


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The window.lib.getPosts() function is available in the script. It must receive a callback as a parameter. After a short delay, the callback will be executed with two parameters: the first contains an error (if there is one, otherwise null ), the second an array of articles.
When clicking on the button, call the getPosts function and display the articles obtained in the console (the getPosts function never returns an error).


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Patient Encounter Use-Case
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overscroll-behavior-x: auto;
overscroll-behavior-x: contain;
overscroll-behavior-x: none;
If you have overscroll-behavior-x: auto;
selected the outer container will
start to scroll.
overscroll-behavior-x: contain;
selected, the outer container
will not scroll unless you move your cursor out of the inner container and try to perform scroll on the outer
container. **Note that this applies only to the x-axis. You should still be able to scroll past in the y-axis.


| There | Is | None | Like | You | - | 無 人 | 能 | 像 | 祢 | |||
| There | Is | None | Like | You | - | wú rén | néng | xiàng | ní | |||
| There | Is | None | Like | You | - | unmanned | can | image | you |
Lenny LeBlanc
無 人 | 能 | 像 | 祢 | ||
wú rén | néng | xiàng | ní | ||
| unmanned | can | image | you |
There is none like You
惟 有 | 祢 | 能 | 摸 | 著 | 我 | 靈 | 深 處 | ||
wéi yǒu | ní | néng | mō | jiáo | wǒ | líng | shēn chù | ||
| Only | you | can | caress | manifest | I | spirit | deep |
No one else can touch my heart like You do
我 | 雖 | 用 | 盡 | 一 生 | 來 | 追 求 | ||
wǒ | suī | yòng | jǐn | yī shēng | lái | zhuī qiú | ||
| I | although | use | exhaust | lifetime | come | pursue |
I could search for all eternity long
哦 | ～ | 主 | 無 人 | 能 | 像 | 祢 | ||
ó | ～ | zhǔ | wú rén | néng | xiàng | ní | ||
| Oh | ～ | master | unmanned | can | image | you |
and find there is none like You
祢 | 的 | 憐 憫 | 如 | 江 河 | 湧 | 流 | ||
ní | de | lián mǐn | rú | jiāng hé | yǒng | liú | ||
| you | of | mercy | if | Rivers | rise | flow |
Your mercy flows like a river wide
祢 | 的 | 手 | 充 滿 | 醫 治 | ||
ní | de | shǒu | chōng mǎn | yī zhì | ||
| you | of | hand | full | heal |
and healing comes from Your hands
受 苦 | 者 在 | 祢 | 懷 | 裡 | 得 | 安 息 | ||
shòu kǔ | zhě zài | ní | huái | lǐ | dé | ān xí | ||
| suffer | In | you | bosom | inside | obtain | rest in peace |
Suffering children are safe in Your arms
無 人 | 能 | 像 | 祢 | ||
wú rén | néng | xiàng | ní | ||
| unmanned | can | image | you |
There is none like You


module ParameterPolynomial:sig
..end
Provides default implementation of polynomials where the coefficients are polynomials over OurInt
.
Provides default implementation of polynomials where the coefficients are polynomials over OurInt
.
include ??
val eval_coefficients : (Var.t -> OurInt.t) ->
PolynomialOver(PolynomialOver(OurInt)).t -> PolynomialOver(OurInt).t
Evaluates coefficients (which are polynomials over OurInt
) and returns the resulting polynomial over OurInt
.
val flatten : t -> PolynomialOver(OurInt).t
Transforms the template polynomial such that all inner values get lifted to the outer polynomial. Example: (2a+b)x + (3a)y - 1 gets transformed to 2ax + bx + 3ay - 1
val of_polynomial : PolynomialOver(OurInt).t -> t
Lifts a polynomial to a parameter polynomial such that the inner structure is kept. Example: 2x +3 is interpreted as 2x+3 and not as the constant polynomial (2x+3)*(1)


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For this project I designed a relational database to serve geospatial data to the frontend application using Node.js and PostgreSQL, implemented mapping to display data with custom icons and popups in the client react app leveraging the mapbox api via react-map-gl.
Take a look at the finished project.
Have a peek under the hood on GitHub.
I built the backend to serve data to the web client using node.js, express, sqlite3 and deployed it to Heroku the front end was deployed using Zeit.
Take a look at the finished project.
Have a peek under the hood on GitHub.
This is a social network for fishermen that I built with a partner for a build week at Lambda School using react and reactstrap material ui.
View the deployed version of this app.
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Ases
2.1
Ases interpreter and debugger
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Ases is an esoteric programming language developed with the objective of be more useful as possible. You can see examples of code clicking here.
To install, just run:
For see help about usage, run:
The documentation is generated with Doxygen. For see it online, click here.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
a .. l | Stores the value of the stack to correspondent register |
A .. L | Gets the value of the correspondent register and stores in the stack |
p | Stores the value of the stack in the Data Pointer |
P | Gets the value of the Data Pointer and stores in the stack |
$ | Stores the address of the next instruction in L register |
* | Jumps for the instruction pointed by the value of L register |
( | Jumps for the address of the symbol @ matched in the right |
) | Jumps for the address of the symbol @ matched in the left |
@ | Does nothing |
! | Stores the value of the stack in the data memory location pointed by Data Pointer |
= | Gets the value in the data memory location pointed by Data Pointer and stores in the stack |
> | Increments the value of Data Pointer |
< | Decrements the value of Data Pointer |
+ | Increments the value of the stack |
- | Decrements the value of the stack |
. | Clears the value of the stack |
? | Only executes the next instruction if the value of the stack is zero |
~ | Only executes the next instruction if the value of the stack not is zero |
# | Commentary of one line |
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
0 | Gets input of one character and stores in the stack |
1 | Prints a character stored in the stack |
2 | Prints the message "ERROR!" and stops the program (exit status = 255) |
3 | Exits the program with the status code defined by the value of the stack |
4 | Adds the value of the A register with the value of the stack |
5 | Subtracts the value of the A register with the value of the stack |
6 | Adds 10 to the stack |
7 | Subtracts 10 of the stack |
8 | Prints the state of the machine |
9 | If A > B, sets stack to zero. One otherwise |


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You know the web page you scroll through from top to bottom? That page uses a basic ‘document flow behaviour, as in, you’re scrolling down and seeing all the text/images of the page. The default behaviour of the document flow follows the Eurocentric reading of text from left to right, top to bottom. Each picture or text that you’re seeing is placed there either by default or on purpose. In CSS, this default setting can be purposefully allocated as ‘Static’. So, when we allocate a text or image to be somewhere we are positioning it to be in that spot.
Ok, so what’s ‘Relative Positioning’?
Relative positioning is similar to Static positioning in that it follows the default (goes where you would expect it to go according to the HTML sequence that you wrote it in) EXCEPT you can change how it sits in that spot on the page by directing it to the top, bottom, right and left. The original developers who wrote this code were on some bullshit and flipped the commands so when you instruct the element with ‘top’ it’ll move it to the bottom and if you instruct it with ‘right’ it’ll move to the left.
To help you make sense of this counter-intuitive nonsense Dante is here to help! When Dante’s feeling grumpy and you try to pat the TOP of her head, she’ll dodge you (and all the love you have to give) by moving her head down (BOTTOM).  So the next time you’re trying to remember the ways to instruct Relative Positioning remember- Grumpy Dante doesn’t want your love!
Next up, Absolute Positioning!
Absolute positioning is kinda like the element died and became an ethereal being, floating around the HTML world, not really tied to it but still visible- like on a separate layer.  If all you do is set an elements positioning to ‘Absolute’ then it’s gonna act like a static positioning but in the element ghost world and be relative to the initial view port. To combat that and give our ghost element a bit of guidance while it’s haunting our webpage, you can do a lil element séance and tie it to one of it’s ‘ancestor’ elements. This basically just means an element that it exists within. This keeps the absolute element tethered to that part of the page and somewhat contained.
Alright, alright, alright! So what’s ‘Fixed’ positioning then?
Fixed positioning works the same way as Absolute positioning (aka ghost world) except rather than running the séance and telling it where to stay in relation to the HTML document you’re telling it where to stay in relation to the browser viewport so you have to put a bit more effort into telling it exactly where on the screen it would go but the cool thing is that it isn’t affected by scrolling which makes for a snazy effect.


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Is it possible in emacs lisp to use lean-server-session-send-command
to get the text of a definition? Failing that, is it possible to use it with the command 'info
to get the line info of the next command in the file that contains it? I'm trying to create a command to display the definition of the symbol the cursor is currently on.
No, I can't think of any way to do that
What I ended up doing is use the list of keywords in lean-syntax
and only keep the ones that are commands, use lean-find-definition
to find the location of the definition and re-search-forward
to find the next command. That's pretty primitive because it doesn't account for user command but it might just be good enough.
Good enough I guess :)
I'm wondering if it would be more useful to just go with find definition and have an option to go back. What do you think? The easiest way to do it is provide one slot memory for finding definition but it would be nicer to have many slots. I just don't want it to grow without bounds.
How about setting the mark to the old location if the definition is in the same file?
What does that solve?
then you can C-x C-x to go back
for example, isearch (C-s) does this
Ah I see! But then when you go to another file, you have a different shortcut than when you stay in the same file
Apparently there's also C-x C-SPC which will pop marks off a global stack, between files
So that would always work as a "go back" key
Nice! So you suggest that in lean-find-definition
(which is called when you press M-.
) I first push the mark and then set the mark to (point)
and then the user will simply have access to those features?
Is there a limit to the number of slots on that stack?
I don't know. I just found out the limit is more than one :simple_smile:
I think you just need to call (push-mark)
before doing the navigation
mark-ring-max is a variable defined in ‘simple.el’. Its value is 16 Documentation: Maximum size of mark ring. Start discarding off end if gets this big.
I think you just need to call
(push-mark)
before doing the navigation
Inside of lean-mode
or as a user of lean-mode
?
lean-find-definition
should call it (I guess, haven't looked at the code)
Hmm. I see there is already this, in lean-find-definition-cont
(cl-defun lean-find-definition-cont (&key file line column) (when (fboundp 'xref-push-marker-stack) (xref-push-marker-stack)) ...
This is so nice! It's working very well!
Thanks!
I can PR it if you'd like to have it too
Yes please
I've been wanting this feature too, but the mark thing just occurred to me now
It looks like maybe M-, already does the same thing? but I have that mapped to autocomplete
You're right! I undid my changes and M-.
M-.
M-,
M-,
brings me back to the beginning. It looks like my pull request will be the empty set. I hope it's approved!
Last updated: Apr 24 2020 at 19:02 UTC


#include <assert.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <getopt.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "buddy.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Various program statuses indicating success or failure of an operation
Tracks a variable's pointer in memory and whether it is allocated or not
Various program statuses indicating success or failure of an operation
| Enumerator |
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| static var_t* get_var |
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var | ) |
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static |
Resolve a variable by name
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- Returns a pointer to location of the variable's representation. Returns NULL if the var is not an alphabetic character.
Definition at line 52 of file simulator.c.
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| static status_t parse_alloc |
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char * |
cmd | ) |
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static |
Parses an allocation instruction
- Parameters
-
| cmd | String representing an allocation command in the program |
- Returns
- Status of read and execute
Definition at line 104 of file simulator.c.
| static status_t parse_command |
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char * |
cmd, |
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int |
cmd_len |
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static |
Simplify the command and call one of the sub parser functions
- Parameters
-
| cmd | Raw command string. This parameter is mutated. This parameter cannot be NULL. |
| cmd_len | Length in bytes of the command string. |
- Returns
- Program status.
Definition at line 199 of file simulator.c.
| static status_t parse_error |
( |
const char * |
cmd | ) |
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static |
Throw a parsing error
- Parameters
-
| cmd | A string representing the faulting command |
- Returns
- Returns BADINPUT status
Definition at line 92 of file simulator.c.
Feed each line of a file into the function parse_command
- Returns
- Program status.
Definition at line 246 of file simulator.c.
| static status_t parse_free |
( |
char * |
cmd | ) |
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static |
Parses a free instruction
- Parameters
-
| cmd | String representing an allocation command in the program |
- Returns
- Status of read and execute
Definition at line 160 of file simulator.c.
| static void print_fault |
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cmd, |
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msg, |
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severity_t |
sev |
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Multi-purpose fault error message
- Parameters
-
| cmd | A string representing a command |
| msg | A string that describes the nature of the fault |
| sev | Specify the severity of the fault |
Definition at line 67 of file simulator.c.
| void print_usage |
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char * |
prog_name, |
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FILE * |
out |
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Output program manual
- Parameters
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| prog_name | Name of the program passed in as a command line argument. |
| out | File stream to write to. |
Definition at line 269 of file simulator.c.


spare
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cachew
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summary
Milliseconds until the culling operation should occur.


minConvexHull
PURPOSE
MINCONVEXHULL return the unique minimal convex hull in 3D
SYNOPSIS
function faces = minConvexHull(nodes, varargin)
DESCRIPTION
CROSS-REFERENCE INFORMATION
This function calls:
- angleSort3d ANGLESORT3D sort 3D coplanar points according to their angles in plane
- createPlane CREATEPLANE create a plane in parametrized form
- isCoplanar ISCOPLANAR Tests input points for coplanarity in 3-space.
- planeNormal PLANENORMAL compute the normal to a plane
- vectorNorm3d VECTORNORM3D compute norm of vector or of set of 3D vectors
This function is called by:
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java.lang.Object java.lang.Process
public abstract class Process
The ProcessBuilder.start()
and
Runtime.exec
methods create a native process and
return an instance of a subclass of Process
that can
be used to control the process and obtain information about it.
The class Process
provides methods for performing
input from the process, performing output to the process, waiting
for the process to complete, checking the exit status of the process,
and destroying (killing) the process.
The methods that create processes may not work well for special
processes on certain native platforms, such as native windowing
processes, daemon processes, Win16/DOS processes on Microsoft Windows, or shell
scripts. The created subprocess does not have its own terminal or
console. All its standard io (i.e. stdin, stdout, stderr) operations
will be redirected to the parent process through three streams
(getOutputStream()
,
getInputStream()
,
getErrorStream()
).
The parent process uses these streams to feed input to and get output
from the subprocess. Because some native platforms only provide
limited buffer size for standard input and output streams, failure
to promptly write the input stream or read the output stream of
the subprocess may cause the subprocess to block, and even deadlock.
The subprocess is not killed when there are no more references to
the Process
object, but rather the subprocess
continues executing asynchronously.
There is no requirement that a process represented by a Process
object execute asynchronously or concurrently with respect to the Java
process that owns the Process
object.
ProcessBuilder
,
Runtime.exec(String[], String[], File)
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Process()
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| Method Summary | |
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abstract void |
destroy()
Kills the subprocess. |
abstract int |
exitValue()
Returns the exit value for the subprocess. |
abstract InputStream |
getErrorStream()
Gets the error stream of the subprocess. |
abstract InputStream |
getInputStream()
Gets the input stream of the subprocess. |
abstract OutputStream |
getOutputStream()
Gets the output stream of the subprocess. |
abstract int |
waitFor()
causes the current thread to wait, if necessary, until the process represented by this Process object has
terminated. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public Process()
| Method Detail |
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public abstract OutputStream getOutputStream()
Process
object.
Implementation note: It is a good idea for the output stream to be buffered.
public abstract InputStream getInputStream()
Process
object.
Implementation note: It is a good idea for the input stream to be buffered.
ProcessBuilder.redirectErrorStream()
public abstract InputStream getErrorStream()
Process
object.
Implementation note: It is a good idea for the input stream to be buffered.
ProcessBuilder.redirectErrorStream()
public abstract int waitFor() throws InterruptedException
Process
object has
terminated. This method returns
immediately if the subprocess has already terminated. If the
subprocess has not yet terminated, the calling thread will be
blocked until the subprocess exits.
0
indicates normal termination.
InterruptedException
- if the current thread is
interrupted
by another thread
while it is waiting, then the wait is ended and an
InterruptedException
is thrown.public abstract int exitValue()
Process
object. by convention, the value
0
indicates normal termination.
IllegalThreadStateException
- if the subprocess represented
by this Process
object has not yet terminated.public abstract void destroy()
Process
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- IImageOptimizationService<C> - Interface in com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.service
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Interface for the Image Optimization Service.
- IImageOptimizationService.FileTypeConversion - Enum in com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.service
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Used by the image optimization service to indicate if and how images
should be converted to other image types if it will improve performance.
- IMAGE_OPTIMIZATION_BINARY_LOCATION - Static variable in class com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.Main
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The location where the binaries exist that are used to optimize the
images.
- ImageFileOptimizationException - Exception in com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.utils
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Used to indicate that there was a problem trying to optimize an image.
- ImageFileOptimizationException(String, Throwable) - Constructor for exception com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.utils.ImageFileOptimizationException
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- ImageFileOptimizationException(String, String) - Constructor for exception com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.utils.ImageFileOptimizationException
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- ImageOptimizationService<C> - Class in com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.service
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Service used to perform the optimization of images.
- ImageOptimizationService(File, File) - Constructor for class com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.service.ImageOptimizationService
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Constructor that sets the working directories and root directories.
- ImageUtils - Class in com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.utils
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Utility methods used to interact with images.
- ImageUtils() - Constructor for class com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.utils.ImageUtils
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- isAminatedGif(File) - Static method in class com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.utils.ImageUtils
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Checks to see if the image is an animated gif.
- isBrowserSpecific() - Method in class com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.dto.OptimizationResult
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- isEnabled(IImageOptimizationService.FileTypeConversion) - Static method in enum com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.service.IImageOptimizationService.FileTypeConversion
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- isFailedAutomatedTest() - Method in class com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.dto.OptimizationResult
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- isFileTypeChanged() - Method in class com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.dto.OptimizationResult
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- isOptimized() - Method in class com.salesforce.perfeng.uiperf.imageoptimization.dto.OptimizationResult
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A chess-like game
game
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FlawedKingTest
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GameManager: Knows a chess game and up to two computer players, makes moves in the game and informs observers of whenever a move has been made.
GameManager(Game)
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GameManager
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Game
Is the game over?
gameOver
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gameOver()
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GenericPiece
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An flexible implementation of Piece
GenericPiece(PieceColor, Square, PieceType)
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Implementation of PositionFactory that can generate positions based on arrays of strings.
GenericPositionFactory(String[][])
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GenericPositionFactory
Creates a new GenericPositionFactory.
get(Square)
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ArrayPosition
get(int, int)
- Method in class model.board.
ArrayPosition
get(Square)
- Method in interface model.board.
Position
The piece at a given location (square)
get(int, int)
- Method in interface model.board.
Position
The piece at a given location (square) given by file and rank
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A GUI controller listening for chess board field clicks and Play button clicks
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This page is used to edit an existing image's information.
If the user is logged in, a request is sent to get the image and it's information. During this
a check is done to ensure the user is the owner or is the 'admin'. If it passes the page is
populated with the image and it's information.
An additional query is sent to get the groups that user belongs to so that the group options list
can be populated.
The user is then able to edit any information and then hit save to send the changes.
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| Law 15: Mean and true motion. |
| Law 16: Epoch. |
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| Law 1: Movement of the Sun. Moznaim Note 6: calculations may be accurate only on the first day of the month; Note 7. 59′8.33″ Yale, p.99; Neugeb., p. 388ff |
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| Law 4: Epoch. |
| Law 5: Time of sighting correction table: ~20 minutes after sunset. |
| Laws 1-2: Double elongation and its limits. See Moznaim notes! |
| Laws 3-5: Course correction table. |
| Laws 4-7: Parallax correction rules and table. |
| Laws 8-9: Examples. |
| Laws 1-4: Head movement, table and rules. |
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| Laws 6-18: Moon latitude. |
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