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Judy joined the board of Sibling Connections in the fall of 2017 after getting to know Kelley through The Philanthropy Connection. A long time resident of Cambridge, she has a B.A. from Bucknell University and an M.B.A. from the Wharton School. Now retired and doing volunteer work, Judy previously taught high school English and worked for 16 years in Financial Administration at Harvard University, and spent 10 years as a law firm administrator. Judy is excited to serve on the board of Sibling Connections.


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@Version(value="2.0.0.${tstamp}")
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| AgentEvent |
This immutable abstract data object defines the basis for a event.
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AggregatedBidEvent is sent by a MatcherEndpoint , such as the Auctioneer, when a new aggregated
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failed_tasks = set()
while True:
res = host.check_status(args.tasks)
if any(x in ("killed", "dead") or x.startswith("failed") for x in res):
for t, s in zip(args.tasks, res):
if (s in ("killed", "dead") or s.startswith("failed")) and t not in failed_tasks:
env.logger.warning("{} ``{}``".format(t, s))
After Change
monitor_interval=monitor_interval, resource_monitor_interval=resource_monitor_interval)
with open(res_file, "wb") as res_file:
pickle.dump(res, res_file)
if res["ret_code"] != 0 and "exception" in res:
with open(os.path.join(os.path.expanduser("~"), ".sos", "tasks", task + ".err"), "a") as err:
err.write("sos execute quit with code {} and exception {}: {}\n".format(
res["ret_code"], res["exception"].__class__.__name__, repr(res["exception"])))
exit_code.append(res["succ"])
sys.exit(sum(exit_code))
elif args.queue == "":
from .hosts import list_queues


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by George KamauGoogle has been experimenting on its YouTube Android app for a while now and most of its features eventually go live such as revamping the “Up Next” screen that shows how the next video overlayed over the last playing video. The countdown is shown on the upper right corner. The Play Now and Cancel buttons are displayed below the upcoming video.
The app now has topic filters that are pill-shaped icons that now allow users to fine-tune the YouTube videos that are shown on your homepage. Other features they’ve introduced features including hiding comments and subscriber counts by default and also the giant video sharing platform changed how it ranks 24-hour record-breaking new music videos.
The latest test YouTube is doing is moving up the comment section above the “Up Next” screen to make it easier for those watching a video to read and comment on the video while watching it.
In the current design, you have to scroll through past recommended videos to get to the comment section.
With the new user interface, you will see three featured comments right below the video description.
When you tap on the three comments which work even when the video is running will bring up the complete comments section.
A note will remind those taking part in this test that the comment section has been relocated to the top.
Those three featured comments are based on how recent a comment is or a pinned comment by the YouTube creator. Pinned comments with a link, more than 140 words or are self-promotional will not be included in the featured comment section.
People are loving it and I can’t wait to see this new feature go live as I am one of those people who usually quickly scroll to the comment section once I click on a YouTube video.
“We want to make it easier for people watching videos to find comments in the YouTube app without having to scroll through “Up Next” videos, so we’re testing out a new comment section that appears directly below the video. The new section will show up to 3 comments, with an option to view all comments while you continue to watch the video – just like you can today,” read the Google blog post.
YouTube had a bug that showed videos on its web homepage in a list view
There was a bug on YouTube that changed its web homepage by displaying videos in list view. The videos have their thumbnails removed and now show one item per line. Besides the video is the title, uploader, view count, date and a long description.
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YouTube confirmed it was a bug and was working on fixing it.


| Teams {Lahman} | R Documentation |
Yearly statistics and standings for teams
data(Teams)
A data frame with 2955 observations on the following 48 variables.
yearID
Year
lgID
League; a factor with levels AA
AL
FL
NL
PL
UA
teamID
Team; a factor
franchID
Franchise (links to TeamsFranchises
table)
divID
Team's division; a factor with levels C
E
W
Rank
Position in final standings
G
Games played
Ghome
Games played at home
W
Wins
L
Losses
DivWin
Division Winner (Y or N)
WCWin
Wild Card Winner (Y or N)
LgWin
League Champion(Y or N)
WSWin
World Series Winner (Y or N)
R
Runs scored
AB
At bats
H
Hits by batters
X2B
Doubles
X3B
Triples
HR
Homeruns by batters
BB
Walks by batters
SO
Strikeouts by batters
SB
Stolen bases
CS
Caught stealing
HBP
Batters hit by pitch
SF
Sacrifice flies
RA
Opponents runs scored
ER
Earned runs allowed
ERA
Earned run average
CG
Complete games
SHO
Shutouts
SV
Saves
IPouts
Outs Pitched (innings pitched x 3)
HA
Hits allowed
HRA
Homeruns allowed
BBA
Walks allowed
SOA
Strikeouts by pitchers
E
Errors
DP
Double Plays
FP
Fielding percentage
name
Team's full name
park
Name of team's home ballpark
attendance
Home attendance total
BPF
Three-year park factor for batters
PPF
Three-year park factor for pitchers
teamIDBR
Team ID used by Baseball Reference website
teamIDlahman45
Team ID used in Lahman database version 4.5
teamIDretro
Team ID used by Retrosheet
Variables X2B
and X3B
are named 2B
and 3B
in the original database
Lahman, S. (2021) Lahman's Baseball Database, 1871-2020, 2020 version, http://www.seanlahman.com/baseball-archive/statistics/
data(Teams) library("dplyr") library("tidyr") # Add some selected measures to the Teams data frame # Restrict to AL and NL in modern era teams <- Teams %>% filter(yearID >= 1901 & lgID %in% c("AL", "NL")) %>% group_by(yearID, teamID) %>% mutate(TB = H + X2B + 2 * X3B + 3 * HR, WinPct = W/G, rpg = R/G, hrpg = HR/G, tbpg = TB/G, kpg = SO/G, k2bb = SO/BB, whip = 3 * (H + BB)/IPouts) # Function to create a ggplot by year for selected team stats # Both arguments are character strings yrPlot <- function(yvar, label) { require("ggplot2") ggplot(teams, aes_string(x = "yearID", y = yvar)) + geom_point(size = 0.5) + geom_smooth(method="loess") + labs(x = "Year", y = paste(label, "per game")) } ## Run scoring in the modern era by year yrPlot("rpg", "Runs") ## Home runs per game by year yrPlot("hrpg", "Home runs") ## Total bases per game by year yrPlot("tbpg", "Total bases") ## Strikeouts per game by year yrPlot("kpg", "Strikeouts") ## Plot win percentage vs. run differential (R - RA) ggplot(teams, aes(x = R - RA, y = WinPct)) + geom_point(size = 0.5) + geom_smooth(method="loess") + geom_hline(yintercept = 0.5, color = "orange") + geom_vline(xintercept = 0, color = "orange") + labs(x = "Run differential", y = "Win percentage") ## Plot attendance vs. win percentage by league, post-1980 teams %>% filter(yearID >= 1980) %>% ggplot(., aes(x = WinPct, y = attendance/1000)) + geom_point(size = 0.5) + geom_smooth(method="loess", se = FALSE) + facet_wrap(~ lgID) + labs(x = "Win percentage", y = "Attendance (1000s)") ## Teams with over 4 million attendance in a season teams %>% filter(attendance >= 4e6) %>% select(yearID, lgID, teamID, Rank, attendance) %>% arrange(desc(attendance)) ## Average season HRs by park, post-1980 teams %>% filter(yearID >= 1980) %>% group_by(park) %>% summarise(meanHRpg = mean((HR + HRA)/Ghome), nyears = n()) %>% filter(nyears >= 10) %>% arrange(desc(meanHRpg)) %>% head(., 10) ## Home runs per game at Fenway Park and Wrigley Field, ## the two oldest MLB parks, by year. Fenway opened in 1912. teams %>% filter(yearID >= 1912 & teamID %in% c("BOS", "CHN")) %>% mutate(hrpg = (HR + HRA)/Ghome) %>% ggplot(., aes(x = yearID, y = hrpg, color = teamID)) + geom_line(size = 1) + geom_point() + labs(x = "Year", y = "Home runs per game", color = "Team") + scale_color_manual(values = c("red", "blue")) ## Ditto for total strikeouts per game teams %>% filter(yearID >= 1912 & teamID %in% c("BOS", "CHN")) %>% mutate(kpg = (SO + SOA)/Ghome) %>% ggplot(., aes(x = yearID, y = kpg, color = teamID)) + geom_line(size = 1) + geom_point() + labs(x = "Year", y = "Strikeouts per game", color = "Team") + scale_color_manual(values = c("red", "blue")) ## Not run: if(require(googleVis)) { motion1 <- gvisMotionChart(as.data.frame(teams), idvar="teamID", timevar="yearID", chartid="gvisTeams", options=list(width=700, height=600)) plot(motion1) #print(motion1, file="gvisTeams.html") # Merge with avg salary for years where salary is available teamsal <- Salaries %>% group_by(yearID, teamID) %>% summarise(Salary = sum(salary, na.rm = TRUE)) %>% select(yearID, teamID, Salary) teamsSal <- teams %>% filter(yearID >= 1985) %>% left_join(teamsal, by = c("yearID", "teamID")) %>% select(yearID, teamID, attendance, Salary, WinPct) %>% as.data.frame(.) motion2 <- gvisMotionChart(teamsSal, idvar="teamID", timevar="yearID", xvar="attendance", yvar="salary", sizevar="WinPct", chartid="gvisTeamsSal", options=list(width=700, height=600)) plot(motion2) #print(motion2, file="gvisTeamsSal.html") } ## End(Not run)


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by Monika Suchoszek
Nanyang campus, situated in the wast part of Singapore is the place we are going to stay for the next three weeks. More to the west, there is nothing else than rainforest which is at the same time a military area, closed for visitors and border of the country. The NTU campus is quite isolated from the city so we are in the middle of big, green area :p Very similar to Golm in Potsdam, where we were working the last 4 years, you need to take a bus to get anywhere. Luckily, it is only a 20 minute ride to Boon Lay MRT station which is the starting point of our sightseeing trips. It took us almost 1h in total to get to Marina Bay, the most famous part of the city. After leaving MRT station (Raffles Place) we were immediately surrounded by many skyscrappers.
We decided to walk towards Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall, passing a few interesting sculptures. One of them, called “First generation” particularly attracted my attention. It symbolises that river banks are the places were kids used to play in a past.
Merlion Park was our first stop, an almost 9m tall statue with a lion’s head and fish-like body represents Singapore as a both the “Lion City” and a “Sea town”. Located by the Singapore river with a beautiful view on the famous Sands Sky Park with its unique ship-like top roof in front, Esplanade Theaters on the left and overwhelming skyscrapers in the back.
Next, we took pleasant walk towards Marina Bay and Gardens hidden behind. We passed by a shopping centre (The Shoppes) to grab ice coffee and cool down in air-conditioned mall :) As we walked through the shopping center, the small river with a rafts on it, suddenly appeared, creating atmosphere of Venice. You can expected everything in Singapore, it was definitely not the last time I gave a gasp “wow!” during this trip.
Gardens by the Bay are open to visitors without any admission fee. However we decided to buy extra tickets and visit two cooled conservatories: Flower Dome and Cloud Forest. Actually I was freezing inside! I didn’t expect it from greenhouses with tropical rainforest plants ;) There were still Christmas decorations inside Flower Dome and wooden sculptures of figures from Alice in Wonderland, nicely incorporated between the plants.
The second conservatory, Cloud Forest has really amazing construction inside! World’s tallest indoor waterfall at 35 meters was the first highlight of this place. Next, we experienced wonderful Cloud Walk and Tree Top Walk with mist surrounding us! Being so high, among rare plants from tropical regions was a fantastic experience! :D Both conservatories run on sustainable energy, produces mostly from biomass (twigs, branches) collected on the streets and from parks. The by-product of this process, ash, is mixed with soil acting as a rich, organic fertilizer.
Later, we met a family of otters, fooling around in one of the ponds of Gardens by the Bay. There was also a huge lizard, not very active but big enough to attract attention. Of course people gathered around the animals to take photos and movies. Good that, I had my long-focus camera lens so I could keep a distance and not disturb them.
After sunset we enjoyed a 15 minutes long light and sound show (the theme was “a trip through Asia”) near Supertree Grove, a group of 12 tree-like vertical gardend, 25-50 m tall. There are in total 18 Supertrees in the garden and two of the them are connected by a walkway where is possible to enjoy 22 metre high and 128 metre long Skywalk. The illuminated trees looked incredible, I wish the show would have lasted longer!
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- Gardens by the Bay - free admission
- Admission fee to 2 conservatories - 28 S$
- Garden Rhapsody Show - 7.45 and 8.45 pm, free
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Do I need to learn a new frontend framework for Unicorn
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Nope! Unicorn
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Do I need to build an entire API to use Unicorn
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is pretty magical on its own, and if you will need a mobile app or other use for a REST API, it’s a great set of abstractions to follow REST best practices. But, it can be challenging implementing a robust API even with Django REST framework
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Do I need to run an annoying separate node.js process or learn any tedious Webpack configuration incantations to use Unicorn
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installs just like any normal Django package and is seamless to implement. There are a few “magic” attributes to sprinkle into a Django HTML template, but other than that it’s just like building a regular server-side application.
Does this replace Vue.js or React?¶
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Isn’t calling an AJAX endpoint on every input slow?¶
Not really! Unicorn
is ideal for when an AJAX call would already be required (such as hitting an API for typeahead search or update data in a database). If that isn’t required, the lazy and debounce modifiers can also be used to prevent an AJAX call on every change.
But, what about security?¶
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also creates a unique component checksum with the Django secret key on every data change which also ensures that all updates are valid.
What browsers does Unicorn
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Unicorn
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How to make sure that the new JavaScript is served when a new version of Unicorn
is released?¶
Unicorn
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| SHMultiTaperCSE | Perform a localized multitaper cross-spectral analysis. |
| SHLocalizedAdmitCorr | Calculate the localized admittance and correlation spectra of two functions at a given location. |
| SHReturnTapers | Calculate the eigenfunctions of the spherical-cap concentration problem. |
| SHReturnTapersM | Calculate the eigenfunctions of the spherical-cap concentration problem for a single angular order. |
| ComputeD0 | Compute the zonal space-concentration kernel of a spherical cap. |
| ComputeDm | Compute the space-concentration kernel of a spherical cap. |
| ComputeDG82 | Compute the tridiagonal matrix of Grünbaum et al. (1982) that commutes with the space-concentration kernel of a spherical cap. |
| SHFindLWin | Determine the spherical-harmonic bandwidth that is necessary to achieve a certain concentration factor. |
| SHBiasK | Calculate the multitaper (cross-)power spectrum expectation of a windowed function. |
| SHBiasAdmitCorr | Calculate the expected multitaper admittance and correlation spectra associated with the input global cross-power spectra of two functions. |
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Beyond the City
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Chapter XV: “Still Among Shoals”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1892
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Doyle, A.C. (1892) Beyond the City London, England: Simpkin, Hamilton, Kent
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- Word Count: 1,756
- Genre: Romance
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Next day brought the Admiral a cheque for L5,000 from Mr. McAdam, and a stamped agreement by which he made over his pension papers to the speculative investor. It was not until he had signed and sent it off that the full significance of all that he had done broke upon him. He had sacrificed everything. His pension was gone. He had nothing save only what he could earn. But the stout old heart never quailed. He waited eagerly for a letter from the Saint Lawrence Shipping Company, and in the meanwhile he gave his landlord a quarter’s notice. Hundred pound a year houses would in future be a luxury which he could not aspire to. A small lodging in some inexpensive part of London must be the substitute for his breezy Norwood villa. So be it, then! Better that a thousand fold than that his name should be associated with failure and disgrace.
On that morning Harold Denver was to meet the creditors of the firm, and to explain the situation to them. It was a hateful task, a degrading task, but he set himself to do it with quiet resolution. At home they waited in intense anxiety to learn the result of the meeting. It was late before he returned, haggard pale, like a man who has done and suffered much.
“What’s this board in front of the house?” he asked.
“We are going to try a little change of scene,” said the Admiral. “This place is neither town nor country. But never mind that, boy. Tell us what happened in the City.”
“God help me! My wretched business driving you out of house and home!” cried Harold, broken down by this fresh evidence of the effects of his misfortunes. “It is easier for me to meet my creditors than to see you two suffering so patiently for my sake.”
“Tut, tut!” cried the Admiral. “There’s no suffering in the matter. Mother would rather be near the theaters. That’s at the bottom of it, isn’t it, mother? You come and sit down here between us and tell us all about it.”
Harold sat down with a loving hand in each of his.
“It’s not so bad as we thought,” said he, “and yet it is bad enough. I have about ten days to find the money, but I don’t know which way to turn for it. Pearson, however, lied, as usual, when he spoke of L13,000. The amount is not quite L7,000.”
The Admiral claped his hands. “I knew we should weather it after all! Hurrah my boy! Hip, hip, hip, hurrah!”
Harold gazed at him in surprise, while the old seaman waved his arm above his head and bellowed out three stentorian cheers. “Where am I to get seven thousand pounds from, dad?” he asked.
“Never mind. You spin your yarn.”
“Well, they were very good and very kind, but of course they must have either their money or their money’s worth. They passed a vote of sympathy with me, and agreed to wait ten days before they took any proceedings. Three of them, whose claim came to L3,500, told me that if I would give them my personal I.O.U., and pay interest at the rate of five per cent, their amounts might stand over as long as I wished. That would be a charge of L175 upon my income, but with economy I could meet it, and it diminishes the debt by one-half.”
Again the Admiral burst out cheering.
“There remains, therefore, about L3,200 which has to be found within ten days. No man shall lose by me. I gave them my word in the room that if I worked my soul out of my body every one of them should be paid. I shall not spend a penny upon myself until it is done. But some of them can’t wait. They are poor men themselves, and must have their money. They have issued a warrant for Pearson’s arrest. But they think that he has got away the States.”
“These men shall have their money,” said the Admiral.
“Dad!”
“Yes, my boy, you don’t know the resources of the family. One never does know until one tries. What have you yourself now?”
“I have about a thousand pounds invested.”
“All right. And I have about as much more. There’s a good start.  What is that little bit of paper of yours?”
Mrs. Denver unfolded it, and placed it upon Harold’s knee.
“Five thousand pounds!” he gasped.
“Ah, but mother is not the only rich one. Look at this!” And the Admiral unfolded his cheque, and placed it upon the other knee.
Harold gazed from one to the other in bewilderment. “Ten thousand pounds!” he cried. “Good heavens! where did these come from?”
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“You will not worry any longer, dear,” murmured his mother, slipping her arm round him.
But his quick eye had caught the signature upon one of the cheques. “Doctor Walker!” he cried, flushing. “This is Clara’s doing. Oh, dad, we cannot take this money. It would not be right nor honorable.”
“No, boy, I am glad you think so. It is something, however, to have proved one’s friend, for a real good friend he is. It was he who brought it in, though Clara sent him. But this other money will be enough to cover everything, and it is all my own.”
“Your own? Where did you get it, dad?”
“Tut, tut! See what it is to have a City man to deal with. It is my own, and fairly earned, and that is enough.”
“Dear old dad!” Harold squeezed his gnarled hand. “And you, mother! You have lifted the trouble from my heart. I feel another man. You have saved my honor, my good name, everything.
So while the autumn sunset shone ruddily through the broad window these three sat together hand in hand, with hearts which were too full to speak. Suddenly the soft thudding of tennis balls was heard, and Mrs. Westmacott bounded into view upon the lawn with brandished racket and short skirts fluttering in the breeze. The sight came as a relief to their strained nerves, and they burst all three into a hearty fit of laughter.
“She is playing with her nephew,” said Harold at last. “The Walkers have not come out yet. I think that it would be well if you were to give me that cheque, mother, and I were to return it in person.”
“Certainly, Harold. I think it would be very nice.”
He went in through the garden. Clara and the Doctor were sitting together in the dining-room. She sprang to her feet at the sight of him.
“Oh, Harold, I have been waiting for you so impatiently,” she cried; “I saw you pass the front windows half an hour ago. I would have come in if I dared. Do tell us what has happened.”
“I have come in to thank you both. How can I repay you for your kindness? Here is your cheque, Doctor. I have not needed it. I find that I can lay my hands on enough to pay my creditors.”
“Thank God!” said Clara fervently.
“The sum is less than I thought, and our resources considerably more. We have been able to do it with ease.”
“With ease!” The Doctor’s brow clouded and his manner grew cold. “I think, Harold, that you would do better to take this money of mine, than to use that which seems to you to be gained with ease.”
“Thank you, sir. If I borrowed from any one it would be from you. But my father has this very sum, five thousand pounds, and, as I tell him, I owe him so much that I have no compunction about owing him more.”
“No compunction! Surely there are some sacrifices which a son should not allow his parents to make.”
“Sacrifices! What do you mean?”
“Is it possible that you do not know how this money has been obtained?”
“I give you my word, Doctor Walker, that I have no idea. I asked my father, but he refused to tell me.”
“I thought not,” said the Doctor, the gloom clearing from his brow. “I was sure that you were not a man who, to clear yourself from a little money difficulty, would sacrifice the happiness of your mother and the health of your father.”
“Good gracious! what do you mean?”
“It is only right that you should know. That money represents the commutation of your father’s pension. He has reduced himself to poverty, and intends to go to sea again to earn a living.”
“To sea again! Impossible!”
“It is the truth. Charles Westmacott has told Ida. He was with him in the City when he took his poor pension about from dealer to dealer trying to sell it. He succeeded at last, and hence the money.”
“He has sold his pension!” cried Harold, with his hands to his face. “My dear old dad has sold his pension!” He rushed from the room, and burst wildly into the presence of his parents once more. “I cannot take it, father,” he cried. “Better bankruptcy than that. Oh, if I had only known your plan! We must have back the pension. Oh, mother, mother, how could you think me capable of such selfishness?


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(#) Frequently changing state should not be directly read in composable function !!! WARNING: Frequently changing state should not be directly read in composable function This is a warning. Id : `FrequentlyChangedStateReadInComposition` Summary : Frequently changing state should not be directly read in composable function Severity : Warning Category : Performance Platform : Any Vendor : Jetpack Compose Identifier : androidx.compose.foundation Feedback : https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=612128 Min : Lint 7.0 Compiled : Lint 8.0 and 8.1 Artifact : [androidx.compose.foundation:foundation](androidx_compose_foundation_foundation.md.html) Affects : Kotlin and Java files and test sources Editing : This check runs on the fly in the IDE editor Implementation : [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/androidx/platform/frameworks/support/+/androidx-main:/compose/foundation/foundation-lint/src/main/java/androidx/compose/foundation/lint/LazyLayoutStateReadInCompositionDetector.kt) Tests : [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/androidx/platform/frameworks/support/+/androidx-main:/compose/foundation/foundation-lint/src/test/java/androidx/compose/foundation/lint/LazyLayoutStateReadInCompositionDetectorTest.kt) Copyright Year : 2022 This property is observable and is updated after every scroll or remeasure. If you use it in the composable function directly, it will be recomposed on every change, causing potential performance issues including infinity recomposition loops. Prefer wrapping it with derivedStateOf to use calculation based on this property in composition or collect changes inside LaunchedEffect instead. !!! Tip This lint check has an associated quickfix available in the IDE. (##) Example Here is an example of lint warnings produced by this check: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~text src/androidx/compose/foundation/foo/test.kt:10:Warning: Frequently changing state should not be directly read in composable function [FrequentlyChangedStateReadInComposition] val index = state.firstVisibleItemIndex --------------------------- src/androidx/compose/foundation/foo/test.kt:11:Warning: Frequently changing state should not be directly read in composable function [FrequentlyChangedStateReadInComposition] val offset = state.firstVisibleItemScrollOffset ---------------------------------- src/androidx/compose/foundation/foo/test.kt:12:Warning: Frequently changing state should not be directly read in composable function [FrequentlyChangedStateReadInComposition] val layoutInfo = state.layoutInfo ---------------- src/androidx/compose/foundation/foo/test.kt:17:Warning: Frequently changing state should not be directly read in composable function [FrequentlyChangedStateReadInComposition] val index = state.firstVisibleItemIndex --------------------------- src/androidx/compose/foundation/foo/test.kt:18:Warning: Frequently changing state should not be directly read in composable function [FrequentlyChangedStateReadInComposition] val offset = state.firstVisibleItemScrollOffset ---------------------------------- src/androidx/compose/foundation/foo/test.kt:19:Warning: Frequently changing state should not be directly read in composable function [FrequentlyChangedStateReadInComposition] val layoutInfo = state.layoutInfo ---------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Here is the source file referenced above: `src/androidx/compose/foundation/foo/test.kt`: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~kotlin linenumbers package androidx.compose.foundation.foo import androidx.compose.runtime.Composable import androidx.compose.foundation.lazy.grid.LazyGridState import androidx.compose.foundation.lazy.LazyListState @Composable fun TestGrid(state: LazyGridState) { val index = state.firstVisibleItemIndex val offset = state.firstVisibleItemScrollOffset val layoutInfo = state.layoutInfo } @Composable fun TestList(state: LazyListState) { val index = state.firstVisibleItemIndex val offset = state.firstVisibleItemScrollOffset val layoutInfo = state.layoutInfo } ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can also visit the [source code](https://cs.android.com/androidx/platform/frameworks/support/+/androidx-main:/compose/foundation/foundation-lint/src/test/java/androidx/compose/foundation/lint/LazyLayoutStateReadInCompositionDetectorTest.kt) for the unit tests for this check to see additional scenarios. The above example was automatically extracted from the first unit test found for this lint check, `LazyLayoutStateReadInCompositionDetector.observablePropertiesUsedInComposableFunction`. To report a problem with this extracted sample, visit https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=612128. (##) Including !!! This is not a built-in check. To include it, add the below dependency to your project. ``` // build.gradle.kts implementation("androidx.compose.foundation:foundation:1.5.0-beta02") // build.gradle implementation 'androidx.compose.foundation:foundation:1.5.0-beta02' // build.gradle.kts with version catalogs: implementation(libs.foundation) # libs.versions.toml [versions] foundation = "1.5.0-beta02" [libraries] foundation = { module = "androidx.compose.foundation:foundation", version.ref = "foundation" } ``` 1.5.0-beta02 is the version this documentation was generated from; there may be newer versions available. [Additional details about androidx.compose.foundation:foundation](androidx_compose_foundation_foundation.md.html). (##) Suppressing You can suppress false positives using one of the following mechanisms: * Using a suppression annotation like this on the enclosing element: ```kt // Kotlin @Suppress("FrequentlyChangedStateReadInComposition") fun method() { problematicStatement() } ``` or ```java // Java @SuppressWarnings("FrequentlyChangedStateReadInComposition") void method() { problematicStatement(); } ``` * Using a suppression comment like this on the line above: ```kt //noinspection FrequentlyChangedStateReadInComposition problematicStatement() ``` * Using a special `lint.xml` file in the source tree which turns off the check in that folder and any sub folder. A simple file might look like this: ```xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <lint> <issue id="FrequentlyChangedStateReadInComposition" severity="ignore" /> </lint> ``` Instead of `ignore` you can also change the severity here, for example from `error` to `warning`. You can find additional documentation on how to filter issues by path, regular expression and so on [here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/lintxml.md.html). * In Gradle projects, using the DSL syntax to configure lint. For example, you can use something like ```gradle lintOptions { disable 'FrequentlyChangedStateReadInComposition' } ``` In Android projects this should be nested inside an `android { }` block. * For manual invocations of `lint`, using the `--ignore` flag: ``` $ lint --ignore FrequentlyChangedStateReadInComposition ...` ``` * Last, but not least, using baselines, as discussed [here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/baselines.md.html).


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ApplicationService |
Class for spawning windows within the application.
|
| CryptService |
Service for encryption.
|
| EncryptedTableEntryListJAXB |
Class that serializes the
EncryptedTableEntryList with XML. |
| GeneratorSettingListJAXB |
Class that serializes the
GeneratorSettingList with XML. |
| IoService |
Service marshalling the EncryptedTableEntryList.
|
| ProfileService |
Profile Service managing the password generator profiles.
|
| TableEntryListJAXB |
Class that serializes the
TableEntryList with XML. |
| TableService |
Class for managing operations on the table.
|


Home Alone A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1997 Marty Mapes
*** (out of 4) At first glance, it appears that the Home Alone movies are brainless slapstick intended for those with minds of 8-year olds. That's true of HOME ALONE 2 and I'd bet money that it's true of HOME ALONE 3 (opening soon). But HOME ALONE actually has a lot going for it, and the cartoon slapstick doesn't get in the way.
The McAlisters, all 15 of them, are going to France for the holidays. Four adults and eleven kids are spending the night together before heading to the airport EN MASSE. The littlest kid, Kevin, is the victim of the older kids' cruelty. Kevin's patience runs out when he learns that HIS plain-cheese pizza has already been eaten, and he's going to have to starve. He attacks his big bully brother Buzz, who had been teasing him. The fight disrupts the already-chaotic dinner, spilling milk and soft drinks all over the table, a few cousins, and an uncle.
The knee-jerk reaction is for everyone to blame Kevin. Nobody came to his rescue when he was being teased, but they all point their fingers when he fights back. The ultimate punishment comes from mom (Catherine O'Hara) who sends him up to the spare bedroom in the attic for the night. On his way up the stairs, he tells her that "families suck" and that he hopes never to see any of his family again.
That night the power goes out, knocking out the alarm clocks, so the McAlisters wake up in a big hurry to get to the airport. In a surprisingly plausible setup, Kevin is mistakenly accounted for, and the family heads off without him.
It's interesting that, in a subtle way, his parents never noticed him missing because of their deliberate desire to separate themselves from their children. First they delegate the headcount to an older sibling, and second, they put all the kids in coach while they fly first class. They're two-thirds of the way across the Atlantic before they realize they are missing a child.
Meanwhile, Kevin believes that somehow his wish has come true. He's finally rid of his family! Life is a dream come true. He can jump on the beds, watch R-rated movies, eat gobs of ice cream and potato chips, and dig through his big brother's secret box.
Slowly, the novelty wears off and he settles into the mundane. He grooms himself, he does the laundry, he goes shopping ("I bought some milk, eggs, and fabric softener"). He also starts to miss his family, not just for their company, but for the security they bring. The furnace in the basement is a scary monster, the old man next door is a snow-shovel murderer, and two crooks are trying to break into his house.
Macaulay Culkin is cute but he isn't much of an actor. Still, we can see that Kevin's character grows, thanks to some good direction and editing. For example, acting has little to do with the emotional impact of the scene where Kevin searches out a seasonal Santa at night, just as "Santa" is getting in his car. Kevin asks the man to pass on his request - he wants his family back - to the real Santa.
He learned how to deal with the furnace. You turn on the lights and it's not so scary anymore. He goes to a church one evening and there he sees the snow-shovel murderer, who actually turns out to be a nice man. They talk about their fears and Kevin learns that age alone does not make you less afraid. Finally, in the last 20 minutes, Kevin confronts his last fear - the bandits, head on (literally).  It's a lot of fun, and it doesn't overwhelm the rest of the movie.
On the whole, Home Alone is a great holiday movie. John Williams' original score has the sound and feel of holiday music without the disadvantage of being overplayed at the malls, and the Christmas setting can put you in the mood for those family gatherings. But it does have its flaws.
The smallest problem is that Culkin doesn't act very well. As I said before, he IS cute, but repeated viewings reveal more about how Columbus covered himself than about Culkin's insight into his character. The biggest problem is that during the cartoony coda, the villains threaten Kevin's life about five times.  Some might argue that the tone is the same, but I strongly disagree. Mixing comedy with specific and viable threats of murder is a sociopathic faux-pas.
I'll probably never see HOME ALONE 3, and I wish I had skipped HOME ALONE 2, but I do enjoy HOME ALONE almost every year. Don't let your impressions of the others detract from the original, which has much more to offer than cartoon slapstick.
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The basic step accessors are so called because their information is basic to the stack manipulation. The basic step accessors are implemented as macros. They always succeed.
For a
MARPA_STEP_RULE
step, returns the stack location where the value of first child can be found.
For a
MARPA_STEP_RULE
step, returns the stack location where the value of the last child can be found.
For
MARPA_STEP_RULE
,MARPA_STEP_TOKEN
, andMARPA_STEP_NULLING_SYMBOL
steps, returns the stack location where the result of the semantics should be placed.
For the
MARPA_STEP_RULE
step, returns the ID of the rule.
Returns the current step type:
MARPA_STEP_TOKEN
,MARPA_STEP_RULE
, etc. Usually not needed since this is also the return value ofmarpa_v_step()
.
For the
MARPA_STEP_NULLING_SYMBOL
step, returns the ID of the symbol. The value returned is the same as that returned by themarpa_v_token()
macro.


This site contains detailed reference documentation for the third edition of the µOS++ GitHub project.
With most functions implementing the POSIX semantics, but written in C++, these specifications can also be seen as a C++ version of some POSIX parts, thus the name POSIX++.
For tutorials and general documentation, check the main project web site.
The reference pages, grouped by functionality:


What is the degree of Vertex node?
ANS
The degree of a vertex is the number of edges that the vertex touches.
Vertex node has a degree of ANS.


Nested Structure Notation
In both the Browser and the Viewer, DIScover displays the definition for a nested structure as it would for any entity type. As is standard in C++, DIScover displays the definition for a nested structure just as it would for inherited entities in C++.
For example, consider the following classes:
class base 0 {
class NSbase 0 {
int value;
public:
NSbase 0 (int x) {
value = x;
}
}
}
If, in scan mode, you select the class base0 in the Elements column and select Show Nested or Show Nested Classes in the Ask column, DIScover displays the class base0::NSbase0 in the Results column.
Once you have query results, you can easily explore the data by invoking a specialized view of the entity (using the View menu) or double-clicking an entity to launch a Viewer that displays the entity’s source code. More information on these options is presented in the following book.