Tags show information and they can be edited, deleted or clicked.
They work with both tui-tag and
a[tuiTag] selectors
Autocolor for tag
Disabled state
Tag can be edited
Enable hovered state
Content left to text
Max length of tag (when editing)
Tag can be removed
Show loader
Size
Changes color
String value of tag
Emits tag change (if it was edited to space or empty string, it
emits delete)
Import TuiTagModule into a module where you
want to use our component


Installation¶
Linux¶
The enb library and all its dependencies are available by default in most Linux distributions.
You may install it easily with pip,
pip install enb
or, if you don’t have root’s privileges:
pip install enb --user
Windows and MacOS¶
The enb library is also available on Windows and MacOS via pip.
You will typically need to follow these steps to have enb working on your box:
Download the ray python library for the python version you want to use (a .whl file). (a dependency of the library).
Install the ray library, e.g.,
pìp install -U ray-2.0.0.dev0-cp38-cp38-macosx_10_13_x86_64.whlInstall enb via pip, e.g.,
pip install enb --user
The pip command must correspond to the python version for which ray was installed.
Note
If you are developing for enb, it is highly recommended to used a virtual environment. To do so, for instance for python3.8, the complete setup would be:
/usr/bin/python3.8 -m venv venv # run only once source venv/bin/active # run once per session pip install -U ray-2.0.0.whl # run once pip install enb # run once. Applies to this venv
You can change python3.8 to 3.6 or newer, according to the version installed in your system.
Note
Initialization of the ray library (used for parallelization) can take a few seconds on Windows machines. Actual execution of enb code typically takes about the same time on all platforms.


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Chief Information Officer Branch
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May 2015 - April 2016
School project for databases course where a web application interfaces with a database. I created the front end using the Bootstrap framework and helped design the schema.


I am teaching the following course at DTU - Technical University of Denmark:
M.Sc. level
Perception for Autonomous Systems (31392) (2019 - today)
In the past, I was teaching the following courses at Aalborg University Copenhagen:
Ph.D. level
Introduction to Machine Learning and Selected Example Applications (2014)
Selected Topics in Robot Vision (2013)
M.Sc. level
Smart Sensor Data Processing (2016 - today)
Intelligent and Digital Manufacturing (2013 - today)
Process Automation (2012 - today)
B.Sc. level
Innovation Technology (2015 - today)
Furthermore, each semester I supervise a number of robotics and automation related student projects (M.Sc. and B.Sc. level) and theses with the following educations:


Type in the field below and the Ogham equivalent will be magically generated!
About Ogham
Ogham is an alphabet used to write the early Irish language. The Irish language is often referred to as "Irish", "Gaelic", "Irish Gaelic" or "Gaeilge". Ogham is believed to date back as far as the 1st century AD. Typically ogham was carved into stones for use as territorial and burial markers.
Ogham should be read from bottom to top. For example, the Irish word "fáilte" would look at follows if represented using Ogham:
ᚃᚐᚔᚂᚈᚓ
FÁILTE
Ogham is based on old Irish, and as a result only 20 of the typical Latin characters have Ogham equivalents. The letters J, K, V, W, X, and Y are absent from Ogham. Certain sources such as this one suggest phonetic replacements can be used in place of the missing letters.
This tool uses the following rules to transliterate the missing 6 letters.
| Missing Character | Replacemnt Character(s) |
|---|---|
| J | G |
| K | Q |
| V | F |
| W | UU |
| X | Z |
| Y | I |
This conversion is not actually called a translation, but is instead known as transliteration since we're replacing Latin characters with Ogham characters as opposed to translating between different languages.
More About Ogham
If you're interested in learning more the following links are full of great information. Be sure to check them out.


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Hap Arnold Scholar at the Air Force Research Laboratory
The University of Texas at El Paso


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Humble the Poet was on the Rich Roll podcast dropping knowledge bombs.
Including:
If you're not making progress, you're making excuses.
I'm practically en expert on procrastinating and making grand plans with very little in the way of action so this hit home.
You don't have to finish in one go. One day. All at once.
Even 1% is progress.


A fast way to generate primes in Haskell
Posted on May 13, 2015
On the front page of Haskell.org, you will see this implementation of the sieve of Eratosthenes:
= sieve [2..]
primes where sieve (p:xs) =
: sieve [x | x <- xs, x `mod` p /= 0] p
When you see this for the first time it’s amazing. But it’s not the sieve of Eratosthenes.
The problem with the algorithm is the way it crosses-off numbers. In the true sieve of Eratosthenes when we find a prime number, p, we start at p2 and from there we cross-off multiples of p. For example, when calculating prime numbers less then 100, when we find 7 we start at 49 and cross-off 56, 63, 70, 77, 84, 91, and 98. That’s 8 operations. When the false algorithm finds 7, it checks every number from 8 to 100, that’s 92 operations!
Melissa E. O’Neill gives us a real functional, lazy, implementation of the algorithm in her paper, The Genuine Sieve of Eratosthenes.
For every number, we check if it’s a multiple of a prime seen so far. We don’t have to check all the primes. We store the primes in a priority queue, indexed on the smallest multiple of it we have seen. We only compare the current number to the smallest index of the queue. If it equals our current number, we know our number must be a composite. We then increment the prime multiple to the next multiple of the prime, and insert it back into the queue. (We also have to adjust the queue because some numbers are inserted more than once. 12 will be in the queue twice because 22 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 = 12 and 32 + 3 = 12. Notice 12 is also crossed-off twice in the animation.)
We store multiples of primes as infinite lists. Laziness is key.
My interpretation of the algorithm uses Data.Set as a priority queue, because the functions insert
and findMin
are O(log(n)).
import qualified Data.Set as PQ
primes :: [Integer]
= 2:sieve [3,5..]
primes where
:xs) = x : sieve' xs (insertprime x xs PQ.empty)
sieve (x
:xs) table
sieve' (x| nextComposite == x = sieve' xs (adjust x table)
| otherwise = x : sieve' xs (insertprime x xs table)
where
= PQ.findMin table
(nextComposite,_)
adjust x table| n == x = adjust x (PQ.insert (n', ns) newPQ)
| otherwise = table
where
Just ((n, n':ns), newPQ) = PQ.minView table
= PQ.insert (p*p, map (*p) xs) insertprime p xs
The difference in time it takes each algorithm to calculate the 10,000th prime number on my machine is huge:
False sieve:
real 0m7.913s
user 0m7.886s
sys 0m0.016s
O’Neill’s algorithm:
real 0m0.248s
user 0m0.241s
sys 0m0.004s
The false sieve takes almost 8 seconds! Compare this to the real sieve which takes about 0.24 seconds.


Prateek Srivastava
Hi! I am a graduate student at Indiana University Bloomington pursuing my PhD in Intelligent Systems Engineering with a Computer Engineering track.
Research Interests
My research interests is in Advanced Computer Architecture and High-Performance Computing. My primary research is reducing overheads in a class of general-purpose non-von Neumann architecture system simulated on an FPGA to expose and exploit parallelism specialized in dynamic graph processing for AI and ML applications
Educations
| Degree |
School |
Year |
| PhD in Intelligent Systems Engineering |
School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering Indiana University Bloomington |
2018 - Present |
| MS in Computer Science |
School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering Indiana University Bloomington |
2016 - 2018 |
| BE in Information Technology |
College of Technology and Engineering MPUAT, Udaipur, India |
2008 – 2012 |
Work Experience
Computational Engineering Division Intern | (Dr. Maya Gokhale) Lawrence Livermore National Lab, Livermore, California May 2019 – Aug 2019
- Built a dynamic delay unit emulator called “Logic in-Memory Emulator (LiME)” on a Zynq Ultrascale+ MPSoC FPGA (Fidus Sidewinder or ZCU102) that allowed engineers in the U.S. Department of Energy to model(emulate) current and future memory systems as well as near memory accelerators
- Got only 20x slower speeds than real time (orders of magnitude faster than typical simulators) execution
Research Assistant - Center for Research in Extreme Scale Technologies | (Prof. Thomas Sterling) Intelligent Systems Engineering, IU Bloomington Jun 2017 – Aug 2018
- Engineered a test infrastructure for a cycle-accurate FPGA based simulator for a non-Von Neumann general-purpose computer called Continuum Computer Architecture
- Experimented with various interfaces for host to programmable logic (PCIe), processing system to programmable logic (AXI buses), and programmable logic to programmable logic (QSFP28), to incorporate it in the testing infrastructure for maximum performance
Research Intern | Kelley School of Business & Dept. of Linguistics (Prof. Damir Cavar), Indiana University Nov 2016 – May 2017
- Developed and open sourced Free Linguistic Environment (FLE), a grammar engineering platform for Lexical Functional Grammar (LFG) framework, on a team of 4 engineers and 2 data scientists
- Built the “Guesser Module” from scratch which predicted the typographical errors or missing words along with their semantic meaning by using Deep Semantic parsing considering the position of the words, bigram models along with the probabilistic models of machine learning like Tf-idf, regression, bag of words, and k-nearest neighbors
Systems Engineer | Tata Consultancy Services, India Feb 2013 – Jun 2016
- Designed, developed, and maintained the data warehouses for multiple domains like payroll, treasury, and oil and gas that averaged 5TB in total size for General Electric US
- Improved query run times for multi-dimensional analysis by 12% on average and 10% faster view generation time
- Automated ETL processes using Informatica PowerCenter Client Tool and shell scripts, revamped the data warehouse, and automated the process to transform large volumes of data while handling major responsibilities such as client interaction, source control, integration testing and server deployment
Teaching Experience
Instructor | Department of Intelligent Systems Engineering, Indiana University – Bloomington, IN June 2020 - Present
- Designed and taught a 4 credit, 100% online course on Software Systems Engineering
- Introduced tools like gdb, valgrind, gprof, git, vim, and emacs
Associate Instructor | Department of Intelligent Systems Engineering, Indiana University – Bloomington, IN Aug 2018 - Present
- Automated grading using autograder in the three courses saving ~150 hours/semester
- Taught 3 courses - Advanced Operating Systems, Digital Design with FPGAs, and Computer Networks
- Digital Design with FPGAs (Prof. Andrew Lukefahr) - Class Size: ~25 students
- Introduced FPGA development using verilog in Vivado focussed on hardware acceleration of software-based applications
- Tutored a hardware/software co-design based project for accelerating Machine Learning reducing clock cycles for dot products from 2210 cycles to 130 cycles
- Advanced Operating Systems(Prof. Martin Swany) - Class Size: ~100 students
- Guided students through building an operating system from ground up using Xinu operating system
- Introduced and helped students implement virtual memory, File system, scheduling, and synchronization to enhance a bare bone operating system on an embedded device called Beagle-bone Black
- Computer Networks (Prof. Martin Swany) - Class Size: ~100 students
- Taught networking protocols (UDP, RUDP, and TCP)
- Helped students to create a project using OpenFlow and a software defined network controller framework called Ryu that manages routes, learns routes based on the network traffic and performs load balancing
Academic Projects
Doctoral Thesis - FPGA based simulator for a novel non-von Neumann architecture based computer (C, Python, Verilog)
- Developing a cycle accurate FPGA based simulator for a non-Von Neumann general-purpose computer called Continuum Computer Architecture, specialized for dynamic graph processing for applications in the field of AI and ML, n-body simulations, and Adaptive Mesh Refinement
- Enhancing performance by reducing starvation, latency, overheads, and contention via a ParalleX based execution model, hardware mechanisms for global namespace translations, adaptive routing and reordering of a message based runtime system, and graph primitive operations
- Projected an instance of CCA to yield 600x peak performance improvement, 300x increase in memory bandwidth, and 95% reduction of physical footprint compared to Sunway TaihuLight
High Performance Computing (OpenMP, MPI, C/C++); Master’s Thesis
- Reduced time to solution by 90% with a message driven runtime system (like Charm++) or Graph500 by conducting a comparative analysis on scaling results for graph processing algorithms like single source shortest path (SSSP) algorithm
- Slashed 39% execution time on graph processing by creating a parallel variant of a graph algorithm (Dijkstra’s algorithm) on shared memory processors using OpenMP, MPI and parallel boost graph library on a graph size of 100GB
Natural Language Processing (C++11, Python, NLTK, SciKit, Alexa Skills Kit, SpaCy, coreNLP, Stardog, Neo4J)
- Developed a speech aided NLP based artificial intelligence bot with an end-to-end response time of ~300ms capable of storing information from simple English sentences and respond the questions with keyword search about the information already stored in the system using Stardog and Neo4J
- Built a genre detection tool with 91% accuracy for text classification (as sci-fi, history, physics, art etc.). Topic modelling was done using Tf-Idf and K-nearest neighbors (KNN) for classification. Other techniques including dependency parsing, bigram models, deep learning constructs like CNN and RNN, and ensemble approach with multiple weak-voting classifiers, were used but performed poorly in terms of accuracy
Advanced Operating Systems: Embedded OS Development in C (C, XINU, LINUX)
- Implemented virtual memory and a lightweight file system to enhance security and reliability of the memory management unit in the XINU operating system on an embedded SoC (BeagleBone Black) which is used in handheld gaming consoles and IoT devices
- Engineered process synchronization mechanisms using semaphores, promises & futures
Posters
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Summer Symposium 2019
Contact
If you wish to contact me please send an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>P.S. I usually reply within two business days, however, in case I am travelling, I might take a bit longer.


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It's an off day and I'm going to take a deep breath and relax. After Ramirez went down, I was suddenly struck with panic. That whole series in Milwaukee felt panicky. It almost feels like we pulled off something by escaping the series without being swept.
I'm going to go against my instincts. I'm going to be optimistic about where the Cubs stand. It's in my nature to be a pessimist, but I really think things are going to be ok...in the short term, at least. Let's forget all the injuries and how insanely unreliable the bullpen is. And to merge the two, how about Chad Fox going on the 15 day DL after two appearances? It seems that Fox's career is probably over. I'll miss Chad and his 135.00 ERA.
Let's be positive. The Cubs are only 2.5 games out of first place. In the next week, the Cubs play San Diego and Houston. San Diego...well, they're San Diego. Houston is an 8-game losing streak by Pittsburgh from being in last place in the division. The Cubs are 4-1 against Houston this year. I see this as an opportunity for guys to get healthy and the young/new guys to get it going. Also, let me remind you that the Cubs are 7-3 in the month of May. I know it seems like the sky has fallen in the last four or five days, but if they keep plugging away and getting healthy, things will be fine. The current lineup is still better than San Diego and Houston.


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Use Cases
{rx-platform} is a software framework that can be used in any kind of projects involving industrial process. It enables Rapid Application Development of several types of products: MES Systems, Gateways, HMI, Simulation Tools, IoT and Industrial IoT Applications...
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Latest Version of {rx-platform} binaries and SDK-s
are available for download
or you can download source from respository.
Currentlly two platform/compiler combinations are fully supported:
- Windows 7 and later (MSVC)
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Total cloud cover
plot
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TOM longwave cloud forcing
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Precipitation rate
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Total precipitable water
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Sea-level pressure
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850 mb temperature
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NOZDecompressDelegate Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | NOZDecompress.h |
– requiresStrongReference
To force a strong reference by the NOZCompressOperation
, return YES
. Default == NO
.
- (BOOL)requiresStrongReference
Declared In
NOZDecompress.h
– completionQueue
Override to provide a different GCD queue for the completion callback (default is the main queue)
- (dispatch_queue_t)completionQueue
Declared In
NOZDecompress.h
– decompressOperation:didCompleteWithResult:
Called when the operation is finished.
- (void)decompressOperation:(NOZDecompressOperation *)op didCompleteWithResult:(NOZDecompressResult *)result
Parameters
op |
The |
|---|---|
result |
The |
Declared In
NOZDecompress.h
– decompressOperation:didUpdateProgress:
Called when the operation updates it’s overall progress.
- (void)decompressOperation:(NOZDecompressOperation *)op didUpdateProgress:(float)progress
Discussion
progress will be between 0.0f
and 1.0f
. A negative value indicates progress is indeterminant.
Declared In
NOZDecompress.h
– shouldDecompressOperation:overwriteFileAtPath:
Called when unarchive a file would overwrite an existing file on disk.
By default, returns NO
and the operation fails with an error.
- (BOOL)shouldDecompressOperation:(NOZDecompressOperation *)op overwriteFileAtPath:(NSString *)path
Parameters
op |
The |
|---|---|
path |
The path to the file on disk that would be overwritten. |
Return Value
YES
to overwrite.
Declared In
NOZDecompress.h


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You're feeling insecure I don't want to hurt you baby You've heard it all before Your eyes reach out and say Don't want to be hurt again Give up yourself to me I'll ease away your fears You're afraid to test new waters With me you won't feel cold (you won't feel cold) I'm here to comfort you I'm here to see you through I'm here for you to hold (Because) I'm going nowhere If you need someone to hold you I'll be right there Oh no I'm going nowhere If you need someone to hold you I'll be right there Love and affection I can tell That's what you need Tender loving care You'll get those things from me I've got so much to give you I'll give it all to you No need to worry babe I'll be here for you I want to cherish you (just want to cherish you) And love you a lifetime (love you for a lifetime) What I need to know is (know is) Will you be mine No need to feel so lonely 'cos darkness turns to light Just know I'll be right here To hold you tight Love and affection I can tell that's what you need Tender loving care You'll get those things from me |


Vettel says Leclerc's qualifying form deserves more credit
by Adam NewtonSebastian Vettel says that his teammate Charles Leclerc deserves more credit for his qualifying form this season, with the Monegasque showing exactly why Ferrari hired him on Saturdays this season. Leclerc has more poles than any other driver in 2019, with the number 16 car lining up P1 seven times.
Leclerc has been impressive this season, but some are tipping him and Vettel to clash next season, although given Vettel's recent quotes, it seem slike there is plenty of respect between the pair.
According to RaceFans.net, Vettel said: "First of all Charles has done a very good job in qualifying.
"I don’t think it’s right sitting here and not mentioning that, so that needs to be appreciated.
"Things maybe didn’t come together the way I would have liked.
"Here and there I think I missed out on qualifying for different reasons. But, overall, I can’t be happy with how qualifying was this year."


NOBODY'S FOOL A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 8.5 Date Released: 1/13/95 (wide) Running Length: 1:52 Rated: R (Mature themes, nudity, language)
Starring: Paul Newman, Dylan Walsh, Jessica Tandy, Melanie Griffith, Bruce Willis, Gene Saks, Pruitt Taylor Vince Director: Robert Benton Producers: Scott Rudin and Arlene Donovan Screenplay: Robert Benton based on the novel by Richard Russo Cinematography: John Bailey Music: Howard Shore Released by Paramount Pictures
NOBODY'S FOOL is about as sublime a motion picture as is likely to come out of Hollywood. With a structure that contravenes the norm, this film concentrates on character first, letting the plot fall naturally into place. Situations are forced on neither the film's inhabitants nor on those in the audience. It's rare to sit through a drama and not feel manipulated, but the feelings generated by Robert Benton's movie are entirely natural, and likely to bring a smile to the heart.
In another Academy Award-worthy performance, Paul Newman gives an unforgettable portrayal of Donald Sullivan (or Sully, as most people know him), a cantankerous aging man living in the small, snowbound town of North Bath, New York. With the spirit of a mischievous teenager but the body of a sixty year old, Sully has the kind of infectious presence that, in his own words, "grows on you." He delights in flirting with women half his age, and engages in a game of theft where he and his sometimes- boss Carl Roebuck (Bruce Willis) take turns devising creative means by which to steal a snow blower from one another.
NOBODY'S FOOL is as much about regrets as about choices made; as much about the road not taken as the one traveled. It's about families broken apart, and parent/child relationships mended. Sully's father was a ruthless, violent drunk whom he never forgave, and that is perhaps why he was such a poor father to his own son Peter (Dylan Walsh). When the boy was just one year old, Sully walked out on him and his mother. Now, decades later, the abandoning father is trying to make amends--not only to his son, but to his grandchildren as well.
For those seeking a film with an unforgettable central character, NOBODYS FOOL is not to be missed. Not only does it offer the best in easygoing, unconfrontational drama, but the story is told with a sense of wry, intelligent humor. In fact, the movie is so perfectly attuned to its audience that it can display Melanie Griffith's breasts without the moment's self-consciousness that so often accompanies nudity in American motion pictures.
Speaking of Griffith, this is the best acting she has done in a long time. After a string of lackluster comedies (the last one of which was MILK MONEY) and ineffective thrillers (SHINING THROUGH, A STRANGER AMONG US), NOBODY'S FOOL offers a role for which she is suited. Playing the dowdy wife of a perpetual womanizer, she finds the right mixture of strength and pathos.
Also holding his own is Bruce Willis, here in his second consecutive solid performance (on the heels of PULP FICTION). Jessica Tandy, to whom the film is dedicated, is as effective as ever. Of course, no one can quite match Newman, who shows a chameleon-like ability to shed his star image and don a most atypical personality. This is the sort of part normally associated with a character actor of Albert Finney's status.
Quiet and enchanting in its simplicity, NOBODY'S FOOL is a joy. Admittedly, it meanders a bit, but that's part of its charm. The intelligent sensitivity of the script, coupled with Newman's powerfully understated performance, make this motion picture special. There aren't many of them like this out there.
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ABOUT US
We are Theta Tau's Kappa Delta Chapter at Cornell University
Theta Tau is the oldest, largest, and foremost Fraternity for Engineers. Since its founding at the University of Minnesota in 1904, over 30,000 have been initiated over the years. With emphasis on quality and a strong fraternal bond, the Fraternity has chapters in only ABET accredited schools, and limits to seventy the number of student members in any one of its chapters across the nation.
The purpose of Theta Tau is to develop and maintain a high standard of professional interest among its members, and to unite them in a strong bond of fraternal fellowship. The members of Theta Tau are: Honest and Ethical, Dependable and Trustworthy, Respectful, Generous, and Proud of our Community of Engineers.
Theta Tau gives its members a competitive edge with an expansive professional network and the tools to develop the qualities top companies and firms look for during job recruitment.
A strong sense of professionalism resonates throughout the Brotherhood; professional development plays an integral part during the New Member Education process, and members can continue to take advantage of the opportunities Theta Tau has to offer up through graduation and after entering the work place.
Our organization ultimately strives to develop its members such that they can join the professional network that helped them get to where they are, and continue the cycle of using the network and giving back to the Brotherhood.
Many of our members have gone on to pursue full-time positions, in an array of different disciplines, at some of the top companies and firms. These include: Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Goldman Sachs, Deloitte Consulting, Accenture, and more. Many of our members have also gone on to pursue a Masters of Ph.D. at some of the world's top universities.
Some of the tools available to members include: interview and network presentations, mock interviews, resume and cover letter critiques and a collection of reference resumes, and cover letters and interview questions for reference. Theta Tau not only teaches its members how to best succeed in a professional environment, but also provides a network in which those skills can be put to work!
One of the three main pillars of Theta Tau is service, and throughout the year, our brothers look forward to giving back to the Ithaca-Tompkins County community at large.
Some of the events include Into the Streets, a student-led program that sponsors an enormous annual service event, and Truss Days, an event held by Habitat for Humanity that builds roof trusses for families in need of housing. Many of our brothers take part in Cornell’s YOURS outreach program, which aims to provide opportunities and mentoring for students living in mobile home parks in the area.
In addition to mentoring, we present simple engineering concepts to the students in an interactive, hands-on method that fosters interest in math, science, and engineering.
When reflecting upon my first semester at Cornell University, I couldn’t help but feel that something was missing. I had entered college with intentions of becoming involved community service, joining clubs, and learning to be a leader in engineering. However, adjusting to college life and the curriculum proved challenging, and I returned to Cornell wanting more from my second semester.
That’s when I attended an information session for Theta Tau, Cornell’s only co-ed professional engineering fraternity. The three tenets of the fraternity – service, professional development, and brotherhood – encompassed what I was looking for in a student organization. The professionalism demonstrated by the brothers instantly impressed me. My initial apprehension was replaced by a growing interest as I engaged in conversations with the brothers. Their broad interests, experiences, and inclusiveness greatly impacted me. Throughout the recruitment process, I was drawn in by the fraternity’s strong connections, not only with companies and potential employers, but also with each other.
Becoming a brother of Theta Tau has, without question, been the most valuable decision I have made during my Cornell experience. It is because of Theta Tau that I was able to learn vital professional skills and gain access to a nationwide network of companies and other chapters of the fraternity. The pledging process gave me confidence when corresponding with professors, employers, and primary investigators. It is without hesitation, however, that I say the most valuable aspect of Theta Tau is the brotherhood. I am continuously surrounded by role models and close friends who I can turn to for career advice or just a good conversation. They are my support system and my inspiration. Their ambition, motivation, and drive remind me of who I am and who I want to become. Our brotherhood unites engineers of all disciplines and backgrounds, giving us the ability to grow as individuals and build lifelong friendships.
I now invite you to challenge yourself, to grow professionally, to join an organization that extends past the Kappa Delta Chapter. I present to anyone interested the opportunity to learn more about our brotherhood and our mission. We welcome you to join us at one of our information sessions to see what the Theta Tau experience is about. Please feel free to reach out with questions or concerns you would like to discuss. We look forward to meeting you during our recruitment process!
At Cornell Theta Tau, the bonds we make are integral to our Cornell experiences and even to our future professional careers. Co-Events Chairmen Adrian Wu and Micaella Zubkov are in charge of planning and organizing interactive activities at which brothers strengthen friendships and make memories. The brothers of Theta Tau have enjoyed Formals scheduled at the end of every semester, date nights, pledge class bonding events, and excursions to off-campus activities, such as apple picking and team building.
Events are also focused on the Cornell community. Inter-fraternity events with other professional fraternities at Cornell as well as Slope Day are a few favorite events.
Brotherhood is one of the primary tenants of Theta Tau and as such, we make aim to provide ample opportunities brothers to create bonds and memories that will last a lifetime.
We are keen on maintaining strong relationships within the Brotherhood as well as expanding our network by hosting social events with other professional fraternities at Cornell. We will continue our tradition through date nights, pledge class bonding events, formals, and off campus activities.
The end of spring semester is always a sentimental time for Theta Tau as our seniors prepare to graduate. We hold a senior sendoff each spring to celebrate their achievements from their time at Cornell as well as bidding them a heartfelt farewell. Seniors often return to visit the brotherhood that they grew to love during their college careers.


SPY R/R
Spy on your inner controller processes, create and test actions against server request/response without spinning up a live instance, using the supertest API.
Usage
Import
You can import either via CommonJS or ES6, depending on what you're using.
var mockRequest = require( 'spyrr' );
or, ES6:
import mockRequest from 'spyrr';
Test a request/response, and spy on inner methods
ES5:
import controller from './routes/endpoint.js';
describe( 'POST /endpoint', function() {
var someTestObject = { test: true };
beforeEach( function() {
spyOn( controller.endpoint, 'checkAuthorization' ).and.callFake( function() {
return false;
});
});
it( 'should reject requests with an invalid auth token', function( done ) {
mockRequest( controller.endpoint )
.params( { path: 'testpath', id: 'my-test' } )
.query( { authToken: 'someInvalidToken' } )
.body( { someObject: someTestObject } )
.expect( 'Content-Type', /json/ )
.expect( 401, {
error: true
}, done
)
;
});
});
ES6:
import controller from './routes/endpoint.js';
describe( 'POST /endpoint', () => {
let someTestObject = { test: true };
beforeEach( function() {
spyOn( controller.endpoint, 'checkAuthorization' ).and.callFake( () => {
return false;
});
});
it( 'should reject requests with an invalid auth token', done => {
mockRequest( controller.endpoint )
.params( { path: 'testpath', id: 'my-test' } )
.query( { authToken: 'someInvalidToken' } )
.body( { someObject: someTestObject } )
.expect( 'Content-Type', /json/ )
.expect( 401, {
error: true
}, done
)
;
});
});
Build
Note: there are only minimal tests thus far. More are on the way!
You can build easily with gulp
, which will test then build. To just test, run gulp test
.
Requirements
Built to work with jasmine, though it may work with other testing frameworks.
Contribute
Please fork the project, then use a pull request to make improvements and fixes. This is very new so there is likely to be many undocumented issues, especially with non-jasmine frameworks.
Authors and Acknowledgements
Written by Rob Porter.
Based upon both supertest and dupertest. Thanks to TJ Holowaychuk and Tyler Olson for these.
License
MIT


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If there are two cards left in my deck, and I attack with Autobot Cosmos, will his ability trigger?
Yes.  In this case, Autobot Cosmos will attack, you’ll flip up the two remaining cards in your deck, and the defender will be KO’d (assuming it has 12 starsor fewer). Your opponent won’t flip any battle cards for the attack if their character is KO’d this way.
Say Autobot Cosmos has a Data Pad. Will Autobot Cosmos’s ability trigger if you draw the last card of your deck while he’s attacking?
Yes.


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To accomodate the vast majority of KI data scientists, the kitools package is available in both R and Python.
This installation and setup article covers both languages, but in the package usage articles, you can use the R/Python toggle in the navigation bar to change the code examples to the language of your choice.
Before installing kitools, you should make sure you have a Synapse account. The landing page of Synapse contains straightforward directions for this. Make note of your Synapse email and password.
If you are using Python, you can install the kitools package using pip
.
pip install \
--index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple/ \
--extra-index-url https://pypi.org/simple \
kitools
Note that kitools requires Python >= 3.5.
In R, you can install the kitools package directly from Github using the remotes
package:
install.packages("remotes") # (if not already installed)
remotes::install_github("ki-tools/kitools-r")
The kitools R package is simply a wrapper around the Python package. This is done to keep the package functionality and stability in sync. We have built the R package in a way that you need not be aware of anything Python-related. Python and the associated packages are installed for you as part of an initial configuration. To configure your environment (this only needs to be done once), run the following:
One additional step for getting set up to use kitools is to register your Synapse credentials in R or Python so that they can be cached and you don’t need to be prompted for them every time you do an operation that contacts Synapse.
In Python:
import synapseclient
syn = synapseclient.Synapse()
syn.login(__email__, __password__, rememberMe=True)
In R:
Now that you are set up, take a look at “KI Projects and Working With Data”.


Singtel’s Christmas film is about an entitled teen who must have the latest phone – and we can probably all relate
by Jessica LinChristmas is almost here, and so the battle of the touching videos on social media begins…
Singtel is the first major telco in Singapore to join the race this year, dropping a 5min 30sec-long film called “The Gift” on Friday (Nov 29) morning.
Unlike last year’s video (which amassed 11 million views), this year’s Singtel Christmas film features no cute puppies, generous strangers or innocent children who believe Santa Claus is real.
And instead of making you go “aww”, The Gift will likely make you feel annoyed with the main character in the film.
The reason for this is that the film’s main star is an entitled, self-absorbed teen – a character who is probably all too relatable to many Singaporeans with the latest gadgets, makeup, bags, toys and more.
In the film, the teen loses her phone and needs another urgently so she can contact her friends and get to a Christmas party. When her father offers to lend her his old phone, the frustrated girl responds: “I can’t be seen with that phone.”
Sound familiar?
According to Singtel, various studies have shown that people spend more time on their phones than with family.
Read also: WHO says close to 80% of Singapore’s adolescents are not active enough
Most parents in Singapore also do not limit their children to only the call and text functions on their mobile devices, Singtel said.
In its own commissioned study, Singtel found that more than half of all parents are prepared to give their child a mobile line equipped with mobile data.
“In our hi-tech world of shiny gadgets and devices, parents often feel compelled to indulge their children, even if their demands are excessive, Lian Pek, Singtel’s vice president for group strategic communications and brand, said.
Describing Christmas as the “perfect time to reframe the spirit of giving in our increasingly digital society”, Lian said that the message the brand was getting at was that people need to prioritise family and make actual connections with each other.
“Our films are not solicitations to transact with us, but rather, to appreciate our values which would hopefully spark some desire to interact with our brand for the long haul,” she said, adding that customers in the digital age “want to support and engage with companies that have heart”.
You can watch Singtel’s The Gift here:
Read also:
- Singaporeans spend triple the time searching for property than reading their children bedtime stories or speaking to their parents: HSBC study
- There’s evidence that high levels of screen time in preschoolers may hinder brain development
- Slow internet? Singaporeans cheated of S$1.5 million by scammers pretending to be from Singtel


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ICPC set to monitor Bayelsa, Kogi governorship elections
…warns against acts of electoral corruption
by adminARRANGEMENT has been concluded for operatives of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) to monitor the upcoming governorship elections in Kogi and Bayelsa States on 16th November 2019 for vote buying and selling, as well as other corruption-related practices.
The commission made this disclosure today in a press release obtained by The ICIR.
These infractions contravene sections 8 and 9 in addition to other relevant provisions of the Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Act, 2000 prohibiting the corrupt.
According to the ICPC, the monitoring exercise is in response to the invitation by the Chairman of the Independent National Election Commission (INEC), Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, for ICPC to participate in ridding the electoral processes in Nigeria of corrupt practices.
“This intervention is also in furtherance of ICPC’s current strategy of engaging in exercises that have macro rather than the micro impact on various sectors of the country for the benefit of the generality of citizens as it is doing with Constituency Projects tracking and highway corruption where sundry acts of corruption are being tackled with commendable results.
“The Commission’s operatives have therefore been primed to deal appropriately with perpetrators of any acts of corruption in accordance with the law, no matter their social status in both gubernatorial elections.
“Voters in both states are therefore enjoined to go out on Election Day and perform their civic obligations, while eschewing all acts that can make them run afoul of the law.”


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WITNESS LIST Economic Development Committee March 22, 2005-11:00A HB 498 For: Chatham, Donna (Association of Rural Communities in Texas) Kerns, Don (City of Booker, City Manager) Kroll, John (Self and Economic Development Consultant) Lee, Mike (Self and Booker Economic Board) Repp, Glenn (City of Duncanville) Against: Welch, Frederick (Texas Economic Development Council) Registering, but not testifying: For: Green, David (City of Duncanville) HB 1659 Against: Richmond, Kari (Self and Incentive Consultant) On: Bearden, Bob (State Comptroller) Registering, but not testifying: For: deLafuente, Veronica (Office of Cameron County Judge) Kastrin, Deborah (The county of El Paso, Texas) Shipton, Patricia (City of El Paso) HB 1711 Registering, but not testifying: Against: Gerstenschlager, MerryLynn (Texas Eagle Forum) HB 1937 On: Bearden, Bob (State Comptroller) HB 1938 For: Baylor, Don (Center for Public Policy Priorities) Levy, Rick (Texas AFL-CIO) Welch, Fred (Texas Economic Development Council) Registering, but not testifying: For: Landry, Richard (Pace Region 6 Council) On: Norris, Robert (Legislative Budget Board) HB 1939 For: Levy, Rick (Texas AFL-CIO) Against: Bradford, Garry (Texas NAPEO) Tucker, Timothy (Texas NAPEO) On: Kuntz, William (Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation) Riley, Steve (Texas Workforce Commission) Registering, but not testifying: For: Landry, Richard (Pace Region 6 Council) Against: Childress, James (Texas NAPEO) Fuelberg, Curtis (Texas Council of Professional Employers) HB 2273 On: Riley, Steve (Texas Workforce Commission) Registering, but not testifying: For: Hammond, Bill (Texas Association of Business) HB 2755 Registering, but not testifying: For: Chatham, Donna (Association of Rural Communities in Texas) Schwab, Carlton (Texas Economic Development Council)


Sizing up Oklahoma's chances to leap Pac-12 champion in the College Football Playoff
by Bill BenderOklahoma pulled off a miraculous comeback from a 28-3 deficit against Baylor in Week 12 for a 34-31 victory in an incredible primetime showdown that will be a "Game of the Year" candidate.
The Sooners are on track to win a fifth straight conference championship as a result, and they did that without their best offensive playmaker in All-American candidate CeeDee Lamb. Their reward?
A one-spot jump from No. 10 to No. 9 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings. If there is a team that should have a gripe for how the top 10 shook out on Tuesday, then it's the Sooners, who will likely have to rely on chaos to make a fourth trip to the College Football Playoff. Why didn't Oklahoma make a bigger jump?
MORE: Jalen Hurts, defense didn't falter in Sooners' historic comeback
"We don't look at it as how far they are jumping," CFP committee chairman Rob Mullens said on the weekly teleconference. "Remember, we start out with a clean sheet of paper every week, and we do these in rounds.
"When we look at Oklahoma, we see the second half and the win against No. 14 Baylor, only loss to K-State, and the committee thought Oklahoma deserved to be No. 9."
Oklahoma shouldn't be in the top four right now, but the Sooners probably deserve to be a spot or two higher in the rankings. No. 1 LSU (10-0), No. 2 Ohio State (10-0), No. 3 Clemson (10-0) and No. 4 Georgia (9-1) all control their own destiny, though it's fair to say the Sooners' loss to Kansas State is not nearly as bad as the Bulldogs' loss to South Carolina on Oct. 12.
When you look at the teams ranked in the next four spots, however, Oklahoma stacks up better than you think among the one-loss teams.
The Sooners are banking on No. 8 Penn State losing at No. 2 Ohio State this week — a likely result, considering the Buckeyes are an 18-point favorite. No. 5 Alabama? They won't have a conference championship or a quality victory, other than Auburn, potentially, to fall back on. Ask any Crimson Tide fan if they would rather have Mac Jones or former Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts for the final two games of the regular season.
So, the question is this: Can the Sooners leap the Pac-12 champion if either No. 6 Oregon or No. 7 Utah survive the rest of their schedule with one loss?
“The committee discussion about Oregon was their consistent play all season and they have won nine in a row,” CFP executive director Bill Hancock said. “Also, Utah’s strength on both sides of the ball and an outstanding defense. So the committee ranked those teams where they did.”
After all, the teams have similar point differentials with Utah at plus-234, Oregon plus-230 and Oklahoma plus-214. The Sooners don't have the same defense, but they have the nation's third-best scoring offense (47.0) behind Ohio State (51.5) and LSU (47.8). Oklahoma leads the nation in total offense at 581.1 yards per game.
Mullens said Oklahoma isn't being penalized for the notion of "game control." Oklahoma trailed Kansas State 48-23 before rallying in a 48-41 loss. The Sooners nearly blew a 42-21 lead in a 42-41 win against Iowa State, and they rallied from the 28-3 deficit to beat Baylor last week. So does that "game control" matter?
"That is not a metric and not something the committee uses," Mullens said.
MORE: OU's all-too-familiar loss puts Playoff chances in jeopardy
Oklahoma could conceivably close the gap with Utah regardless, given the strength of record of both teams. The Sooners beat No. 14 Baylor, No. 22 Iowa State and still play No. 21 Oklahoma State. Utah has not defeated a team currently ranked in the top 25.
Here's a look at the overall records of the teams' opponents thus far, the records of whom they beat, of who beat them and of who they have left on the schedule:
| Team | Overall | Beat | Lost | Left |
| Oregon | 67-55 | 50-42 | 7-3 | 10-10 |
| Oklahoma | 61-60 | 43-48 | 6-4 | 12-8 |
| Utah | 58-64 | 43-48 | 7-4 | 8-12 |
The end-all debate could be Oregon vs. Oklahoma, and that's going to be interesting if the Sooners win the eye test over the next three weeks. Oregon's best win is against No. 23 USC. Mullens, Oregon's athletic director, and Joe Castiglione, Oklahoma's athletic director, are both on the committee. They will not be involved in those discussions if it comes to that.
So, what is left for Oklahoma to do to close the gap? They should do what they always do: Win the Big 12 championship, hope for a little chaos, play up the Heisman runner-up angle with Hurts and run it up in the last three weeks
It won’t leave “no doubt.” But it could leave enough doubt to get the Sooners back in.


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Model Functions¶
In this section, we will cover the following functions in-depth listed below:
uadmin.HideInDashboarder¶
type HideInDashboarder interface {
HideInDashboard() bool
}
HideInDashboarder is used to check if a model should be hidden in the dashboard.
Suppose I have five models in my dashboard: Todos, Categorys, Items, Friends, and Expressions. I want Friends and Expressions models to be hidden in the dashboard. In order to do that, go to the friend.go and expression.go inside the models folder and apply the HideInDashboard() function. Set the return value to true inside it.
friend.go
func (Friend) HideInDashboard() bool {
return true
}
expression.go
func (Expression) HideInDashboard() bool {
return true
}
Now go to the main.go and apply the following codes below inside the main function:
// Initialize the Expression and Friend models inside the modelList with
// the array type of interface
modelList := []interface{}{
models.Expression{},
models.Friend{},
}
// Loop the execution process based on the modelList count
for i := range modelList {
// Returns the reflection type that represents the dynamic type of i
t := reflect.TypeOf(modelList[i])
// Calls the HideInDashboarder function to access the HideInDashboard
// function
hideItem := modelList[i].(uadmin.HideInDashboarder).HideInDashboard()
// Initializes the dashboardmenu variable to assign the DashboardMenu
dashboardmenu := uadmin.DashboardMenu{
// Returns the name of the model based on reflection
MenuName: t.Name(),
// Returns the boolean value based on the assigned return in the
// HideInDashboard()
Hidden: hideItem,
}
// Prints the information of the dashboardmenu
uadmin.Trail(uadmin.INFO, "MenuName: %s, Hidden: %t", dashboardmenu.MenuName, dashboardmenu.Hidden)
}
Go back to your application. Open the DashboardMenu then delete the Expressions and Friends model.
Now rerun your application and see what happens.
[ INFO ] MenuName: Expression, Hidden: true
[ INFO ] MenuName: Friend, Hidden: true
As expected, Friends and Expressions models are now hidden in the dashboard. If you go to the Dashboard Menus, you will see that they are checked in the Hidden field.
Quiz:
uadmin.Model¶
type Model struct {
ID uint `gorm:"primary_key"`
DeletedAt *time.Time `sql:"index"`
}
Model is the standard struct to be embedded in any other struct to make it a model for uadmin.
In every struct, uadmin.Model must always come first before creating a field.
type (struct_name) struct{
uadmin.Model // <-- place it here
// Some codes here
}
Quiz:
uadmin.NewModel¶
func NewModel(modelName string, pointer bool) (reflect.Value, bool)
NewModel creates a new model from a model name.
Parameters:
modelName string: Is the model you want to call in the function
pointer bool Points to the interface
Before we proceed to the example, read Tutorial Part 9 - Introduction to API to familiarize how API works in uAdmin.
Suppose I have four records in my Category model.
Education ID = 4
Family ID = 3
Work ID = 2
Travel ID = 1
Create a file named custom_todo.go inside the api folder with the following codes below:
// CustomTodoHandler !
func CustomTodoHandler(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
r.URL.Path = strings.TrimPrefix(r.URL.Path, "/custom_todo")
r.URL.Path = strings.TrimSuffix(r.URL.Path, "/")
res := map[string]interface{}{}
// Call the category model and set the pointer to true
m, _ := uadmin.NewModel("category", true)
// Get the third record in the category model
uadmin.Get(m.Interface(), "id = ?", 3)
// Assign the m.Interface() to the newmodel
newmodel := m.Interface()
// Print the result in JSON format
res["status"] = "ok"
res["category"] = newmodel
uadmin.ReturnJSON(w, r, res)
}
Establish a connection in the main.go to the API by using http.HandleFunc. It should be placed after the uadmin.Register and before the StartServer.
func main() {
// Some codes
// CustomTodoHandler
http.HandleFunc("/custom_todo/", uadmin.Handler(api.CustomTodoHandler)) // <-- place it here
}
api is the folder name while CustomTodoHandler is the name of the function inside custom_todo.go.
Run your application and see what happens.
Quiz:
uadmin.NewModelArray¶
func NewModelArray(modelName string, pointer bool) (reflect.Value, bool)
NewModelArray creates a new model array from a model name.
Parameters:
modelName string: Is the model you want to call in the function
pointer bool Points to the interface
Before we proceed to the example, read Tutorial Part 9 - Introduction to API to familiarize how API works in uAdmin.
Suppose I have four records in my Category model.
Create a file named custom_todo.go inside the api folder with the following codes below:
// CustomTodoHandler !
func CustomTodoHandler(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
r.URL.Path = strings.TrimPrefix(r.URL.Path, "/custom_todo")
r.URL.Path = strings.TrimSuffix(r.URL.Path, "/")
res := map[string]interface{}{}
// Call the category model and set the pointer to true
m, _ := uadmin.NewModelArray("category", true)
// Fetch the records of the category model
uadmin.Filter(m.Interface(), "id >= ?", 1)
// Assign the m.Interface() to the newmodelarray
newmodelarray := m.Interface()
// Print the result in JSON format
res["status"] = "ok"
res["category"] = newmodelarray
uadmin.ReturnJSON(w, r, res)
}
Establish a connection in the main.go to the API by using http.HandleFunc. It should be placed after the uadmin.Register and before the StartServer.
func main() {
// Some codes
// CustomTodoHandler
http.HandleFunc("/custom_todo/", uadmin.Handler(api.CustomTodoHandler)) // <-- place it here
}
api is the folder name while CustomTodoHandler is the name of the function inside custom_todo.go.
Run your application and see what happens.
Quiz:


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Hi, steemit friends!❤ Here is my entry for BeautifulSunday contest held by @ace108.
这是我参加的由 @ace108 举办的美丽星期天活动的作品。
On Sunday, my mother woke me up at six o ‘clock. After finishing breakfast, we hurried to The 8th Workers’ Sports Meeting in Hangzhou by bike.
周日，妈妈六点就把万年睡不醒的我给叫起来了😪~~为什么老太太精神头那么好！！！我还没从昨天的暴走模式下恢复过来的说(´▽｀)~~吃了早饭租了辆脚踏车，就~~连滚带爬~~风风火火地赶来参加杭州市第八届职工运动会🆚
I take a panoramic view before the game starts. Although from this picture, there are very few people, but this is just the blue square (we are 10km group). There are also participants in green, yellow, white, blue and other groups. It is said that there nearly have ten thousands of people at the scene.
趁着比赛还未开始，来张全景图📷虽然这张图看起来人稀稀拉拉的似乎也没几颗，这仅仅只是蓝色方正的啦（我们是10km组）。在会场内还有绿色、黄色、白色、蓝色等其他组别的参赛者，据说现场当时有上万人。
To prove that I was there, let me show you my hand.
为了证明我确实在现场，露个手呗(*≧ω≦) ~~请无视我的手，依然还是双色冰淇淋的状态😫~~
There’s a very hot opening dance and kickboxing🥊
很热辣的开场舞，貌似还看到了搏击操🥊 ~~emmmm…妈妈是在暗示我好久未去健身房了咩？~~
Finally, it’s opening.
好了，终于开幕了🎉~~可怜一脸没睡醒的我，从七点一直站到八点半，草坪上蚊子好多😢~~
People walked out of main venue in an orderly queue, and slowly began to walk along the river road.
大家有序地排队走出主会场，慢慢开始向沿江大道走去。
My mom walks quite fast, and she’s really happy to join this event.
玩的非常开心的妈妈，几乎可以说是健步如飞👩
I’m sooooo sleepy…(´▽｀)
和困得要死，拖着黑眼圈没脸见人的我…(´▽｀)
Since about five years ago, Hangzhou has been very popular with outdoor sports such as Yixing and Urban Orientation. Almost every week, there’re such small activities in Hangzhou. I think they’re awesome. Not only can you increase the interaction between people and nature (people are very environmentally conscious during their activities, they even have their own plastic bags in order to join in the collection of garbage), they can also strengthen their bodies.
大约从五年前开始，杭州就非常流行类似【毅行】和【城市定向】之类的户外运动，各种小型活动更是每周必有的节奏。我觉得这超棒的，不仅可以增加人和自然的互动（在活动中大家都非常注意环保，甚至有人自备塑料袋，自发加入到捡垃圾的行列），也可以强身健体。
Camera相机：iPhone 7 City城市：Hangzhou, Chian 中国，杭州 Season季节：Summer 夏天
大家一起来加入@tvb姐组织的第12届奥林匹克运动会开幕式 Steem Olympics Game #12目前中奖率超高，如果连续参加的话还有额外加分项呢😊
谢谢大家的来看我的文章，如果您喜欢的话，请在steemit上关注我@nostalgic1212，或给我点赞和留言，再次感谢～
Thank you for reading my articles. If you like me, plz follow @nostalgic1212, or upvote me and leave your comments on steemit. Thx a looooooot~
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Jonathan’s Team Speaks On His Defection To APC
by Enioluwa AdeniyiThe alleged report claiming that the former President, Goodluck Jonathan has concluded plans to defect from the Peoples Democratic Party to the All Progressives Congress has been debunked by his media team.
Following the reported disagreement between the Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake Dickson and the former President, there have been speculations that Jonathan supported the candidate of APC, David Lyon in the November 16 governorship election and also celebrated his victory.
A former aide to the former President, Reno Omokri has however described the ex-President as a loyal party member.
Reno Omokri in a statement said, “Former President Goodluck Jonathan is a member of the Peoples Democratic Party. Throughout his sojourn on Earth, he has been a member of only one political party.”
“Dr Jonathan is known for his stability and loyalty. These are character traits that have been lifelong companions of his. He is also an elder statesman and that role requires that he accepts all Nigerian citizens, and indeed all the world’s peoples, in the spirit of the brotherhood of man”.
“As an elder statesman and Chairman of the Goodluck Jonathan Foundation, Dr Jonathan will receive people of goodwill who apply to pay him a courtesy visit, irrespective of their political or religious leanings. Though a Christian, he has received Muslim groups and other diverse visitors.”
“Dr Jonathan intends to devote the rest of his life on Earth to building unity, and engendering opportunity for Nigerians and Africans and he has no desire or reason to engage in partisan politics beyond being a loyal member of the Peoples Democratic Party.”
“His being a member of the Peoples Democratic Party is institutional. In fact, it is more accurate to state that his eternal party is Nigeria, for which he reminds all Nigerians that they are brothers and sisters born from the womb of one Nigeria.”


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[March 5-6, 2020] - I will also be attending the Harvard CRCS Workshop on AI for Social Impact in Cambridge.
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Lisa Armstrong grins ready for Blackpool as she refuses to give in to ex Ant
Lisa Armstrong beamed as she arrived for Strictly rehearsals amid her tough divorce battle with ex Ant McPartlin
by Verity Sulway, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/verity-sulway/Lisa Armstrong was all smiles as she was spotted at Blackpool Tower, where she is working on Strictly Come Dancing .
The make up artist, 43, sported a trendy camo coat and chic sunnies as she waved at photographers.
Her happy demeanor comes amid reports she is standing up to her ex husband, I'm a Celeb presenter Ant McPartlin .
The warring former couple are currently embroiled in £62 million divorce battle, with legal letters between lawyers already mounting costs of £1.5 million.
But Lisa is putting her brave face on as she throws herself into work preparing for the Strictly Christmas special and this weekend's Blackpool show.
The stars have been giving sneak glimpses into their gruelling rehearsals as the competition heats up, with seven couples left in the competition.
Lisa claimed she was "the victim of a narcissist" as she liked a venom-laden tweet about narcissism and the victims who are accused of being "crazy mentally ill delusional".
Lisa favourited a tweet which read: "A narcissist is always going to paint their victim as "crazy" mentally ill "delusional" imagining the abuse "psycho" emotional.
"In fact, these are the top 3 projectory words that every narcissist uses A victim of a narcissist however never refers to a narcissist this way."
The Mirror have approached Lisa Armstrong's representatives for further comment.
Time is moving on as Ant has jetted out to Australia to host I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here after his year hiatus from his TV duties.
It was claimed the comedian was hopeful to have settled his divorce before he made his trip Down Under.
At the crux of their complaint is Lisa's unwillingness to sign a non-disclosure agreement - as Ant is said to be desperate to avoid a public washing of his laundry in open court.
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by Guillaume Lathoud [1], September 2014
This page presents a plugin method flatorize.getAsmjs()
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(see the main article, GitHub source).
Examples describe how to use flatorize.getAsmjs()
to generate asm.js/TypedArray
code that runs very fast in at least Firefox & Chrome.
Each input or output can be a number or an array of numbers. All arrays are grouped into a single one (inputs and/or output), so they must have the same type: double
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See also:
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Here is an expression definition that uses complex numbers (details in the main article):
// f:
A call to flatorize()
:
// note the type declarations, ignored by flatorize but used later for asm.js
f2 = flatorize('a:[2 float],b:[2 float],c:[2 float]->d:[2 float]',f);
...generates flatorized JavaScript code:
// f2.getDirect():
Then, a call to flatorize.getAsmjs()
:
...returns an asm.js
generator:
// f2_asmjsGen:
The generator can be used as follows to compile and use the asm.js
code:
(This check, as a few others below, ran as you loaded the page.)
We used two steps to create the asm.js
generator f2_asmjsGen
. First, we called flatorize
, then we called flatorize.getAsmjsGen()
:
// Note the type declarations, ignored by flatorize but used later for asm.js
f2 = flatorize('a:[2 float],b:[2 float],c:[2 float]->d:[2 float]',f);
// Now the type declarations will matter
Having the intermediate flatorize
d implementation f2
can be useful to build other flatorize
d implementations, i.e. to write well-encapsulated, maintainable code using many small functions.
We only need the second step — a faster asm.js
implementation — for the functions actually used in massive computations.
If an intermediate flatorize
d implementation is not needed, one can directly create the asm.js
generator in a single step:
A call to flatorize()
(details in the main article):
...generates flatorized JavaScript code:
// matmulrows_zip_342.getDirect():
Then, a call to flatorize.getAsmjs()
:
...returns an asm.js
generator:
// matmulrows_zip_342_asmjsGen:
The generator can be used as follows to compile and use the asm.js
code:
A call to flatorize()
(details in the main article):
...generates flatorized JavaScript code:
// dftreal16flat.getDirect():
Then, a call to flatorize.getAsmjs()
:
...returns an asm.js
generator:
// dftreal16flat_asmjsGen:
The generator can be used as follows to compile and use the asm.js
code:
asmjs_dftrealflat_check( 16 );
A call to flatorize()
(details in the main article):
...generates flatorized JavaScript code:
(Might last a few seconds.)
Then, a call to flatorize.getAsmjs()
:
var dftreal1024flat_asmjsGen = flatorize.getAsmjsGen(
{ switcher: dftreal1024flat, name: "dftreal1024flat" }
);
...returns an asm.js
generator:
(Might last a few seconds)
The generator can be used as follows to compile and use the asm.js
code:
asmjs_dftrealflat_check( 1024 );
"use asm"
#We compare the speed with & without "use asm"
statement, on DFT1024. The only difference is whether or not the "use asm"
statement appears, the rest of the code remains the same.
(Feel free to do it multiple times.)
(The speed measurement can last long in some browsers.)
Example of result:
__________ Firefox 32: without "use asm": speed: 2.15e+3 iterations/second. with "use asm": speed: 2.41e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +1018% without "use asm": speed: 2.13e+3 iterations/second. with "use asm": speed: 2.41e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +1030% without "use asm": speed: 2.10e+3 iterations/second. with "use asm": speed: 2.34e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +1013% __________ Chrome 38: without "use asm": speed: 1.12e+4 iterations/second. with "use asm": speed: 1.23e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +10% without "use asm": speed: 3.48e+4 iterations/second. with "use asm": speed: 3.45e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: -1% without "use asm": speed: 3.47e+4 iterations/second. with "use asm": speed: 3.52e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +1%
speedup:
as expected, Chrome does not care about "use asm"
, whereas in Firefox having the "use asm"
statement leads to a +1000% speedup.
speed:
at first, Chrome runs slower than Firefox, but afterwards, Chrome has the highest speed. Most likely the repeated use of the code triggers an extra optimization in Chrome after it "warms up".
Conclusion:
Use asm.js
for a dramatic speedup in Firefox (+1000%).
We compare the speed with Typed Arrays & with normal arrays, on DFT1024. We replace:
// Using Typed Arrays
var float64 = new stdlib.Float64Array( heap );
...
dftrealflat_buffer =
new ArrayBuffer( dftrealflat_asmjsGen.buffer_bytes )
with:
// Using normal arrays
var float64 = heap;
...
dftrealflat_buffer =
new Array( dftrealflat_asmjsGen.count )
To have a meaningful comparison, we remove "use asm"
in both cases, because the "normal array" version cannot be compiled anyway.
(Feel free to do it multiple times.)
(The speed measurement can last long in some browsers.)
Example of result:
__________ Firefox 32: with normal array: speed: 2.00e+3 iterations/second. with Typed Array: speed: 2.14e+3 iterations/second. -> speedup: +7% with normal array: speed: 2.08e+3 iterations/second. with Typed Array: speed: 2.14e+3 iterations/second. -> speedup: +3% with normal array: speed: 2.11e+3 iterations/second. with Typed Array: speed: 2.12e+3 iterations/second. -> speedup: +1% __________ Chrome 38: with normal array: speed: 1.06e+4 iterations/second. with Typed Array: speed: 1.13e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +6% with normal array: speed: 2.95e+4 iterations/second. with Typed Array: speed: 3.42e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +16% with normal array: speed: 2.95e+4 iterations/second. with Typed Array: speed: 3.48e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +18%
speedup:
almost none in Firefox, and about +15% to +20% in Chrome.
speed:
Since "use asm"
was removed for this comparison, Firefox runs slower than previously. Chrome exhibits the same "warm up" behaviour.
Conclusion:
Use Typed Arrays for a speedup in Chrome (+15% to +20%).
Coding forasm.js
brings you this speedup as a side-product.
We compare the speed of flatorize
, which outputs a new array at each call,
return [ _1k, _c3, _4b ];
...with the speed of flatorize.getAsmjsGen()
, which generates an in-place implementation with Typed Arrays:
float64[ 0 ] = _1k;
float64[ 1 ] = _c3;
float64[ 2 ] = _4b;
The speed tests run on on DFT1024. Based on the 2 previous results, to ensure a meaningful comparison, since flatorize
uses normal arrays, we modify the code generated by flatorize.getAsmjsGen()
to have it use normal arrays as well.
(Feel free to do it multiple times.)
(The speed measurement can last long in some browsers.)
Example of result:
__________ Firefox 32: with new output array: speed: 2.05e+3 iterations/second. with in-place array: speed: 2.15e+3 iterations/second. -> speedup: +5% with new output array: speed: 2.09e+3 iterations/second. with in-place array: speed: 2.15e+3 iterations/second. -> speedup: +3% with new output array: speed: 2.09e+3 iterations/second. with in-place array: speed: 2.15e+3 iterations/second. -> speedup: +3% __________ Chrome 38: with new output array: speed: 3.38e+3 iterations/second. with in-place array: speed: 4.81e+3 iterations/second. -> speedup: +42% with new output array: speed: 1.17e+4 iterations/second. with in-place array: speed: 2.94e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +151% with new output array: speed: 1.19e+4 iterations/second. with in-place array: speed: 3.01e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +153%
speedup:
very little in Firefox, but quite high in Chrome.
speed:
Chrome exhibits the same "warm-up" behaviour as above. Interestingly, after the "warm-up", in-place arrays are even better optimized.
We compare the speed of flatorize
with the speed of flatorize.getAsmjsGen()
, with all improvements activated ("use asm"
, Typed Arrays, in-place output).
(Feel free to do it multiple times.)
(The speed measurement can last long in some browsers.)
Example of result:
__________ Firefox 32: flatorize : speed: 2.12e+3 iterations/second. flatorize.getAsmjsGen(): speed: 2.49e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +1075% flatorize : speed: 2.12e+3 iterations/second. flatorize.getAsmjsGen(): speed: 2.42e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +1045% flatorize : speed: 2.12e+3 iterations/second. flatorize.getAsmjsGen(): speed: 2.39e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +1028% __________ Chrome 38: flatorize : speed: 3.55e+3 iterations/second. flatorize.getAsmjsGen(): speed: 6.05e+3 iterations/second. -> speedup: +70% flatorize : speed: 1.23e+4 iterations/second. flatorize.getAsmjsGen(): speed: 3.51e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +186% flatorize : speed: 1.14e+4 iterations/second. flatorize.getAsmjsGen(): speed: 1.33e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +17% flatorize : speed: 1.23e+4 iterations/second. flatorize.getAsmjsGen(): speed: 3.47e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +183% flatorize : speed: 1.25e+4 iterations/second. flatorize.getAsmjsGen(): speed: 3.54e+4 iterations/second. -> speedup: +183%
Not much left to say: huge speedups everywhere.
Writingasm.js
code brings high speedups in Firefox and Chrome.flatorize.getAsmjsGen()
conveniently generates such code for you.
See also: more speed tests of the various solutions (JS, asm.js
, C...).
flatorize
vs. flatorize.getAsmjsGen()
#flatorize
already generates very fast code (see the main article), and flatorize.getAsmjsGen()
generates even faster code.
Usage trade-off: while flatorize
always creates a new output array, flatorize.getAsmjsGen()
uses side effects — in-place output — which requires slightly more care, but provides an extra speedup.
asm.js
and small tasks#All the above showed an excellent extra speedup brought by flatorize.getAsmjsGen()
compared to flatorize
on a computationally intensive task like DFT1024.
However, on a smaller task like DFT16, in the Firefox case, you would get such a speedup only when called from asm.js
client code, and not when called from non-asm.js
client code. See also this stackoverflow page.
On an Ubuntu laptop for the (heavy) DFT1024 case I measured a speed of about 47800 iterations per seconds for Chrome 39
and about 60000 iterations per seconds for clang
(had to forget the increasingly unreliable GCC).
This is fast enough for me to do scientific computation in the browser with a much much faster and simpler developement process (JavaScript) than in C.
How to run the speed test:
flatorize_asmjs
on Chrome 39
: open the present page with Chrome 39
and go to any performance section, for example the first performance test, and run 3-4 times the test by clicking on the button that says "Measure the speed!". After the first run, Chrome should have optimized the code. Pick the median speed of the next few runs.
flatorize_c
with clang
: install V8
, Python 3
and clang
(for the latter two something like sudo apt-get install python3
and sudo apt-get install clang
should be enough). In the command line do this:
jars@jars-desktop:~/gl/flatorize$ cd test/
jars@jars-desktop:~/gl/flatorize/test$ ./test_c_v8_speed.py
...and wait. This runs all necessary unit tests, then at the end the DFT1024 speed test. The final two lines should look like this:
test_v8_c_speed: (3) evaluate the speed of the C implementation of asmjs_dftreal1024
test_v8_c_speed done, speed in clang: 59856.2169386728 iterations/second = 65536 iterations / 1.094890445 seconds
More speed tests and comparisons
→ More speed tests of the various solutions & languages (JS, asm.js
, C...).
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Updating Octopress
« Previous, Theming & Customization
In the open source world, version control generally takes care of staying current with the latest releases, but once you’ve begun to customize your code, merging in updates isn’t always what you want. As a result I’ve come up with the following pattern for Octopress:
Plugins, configs, gemfiles,
.themes
,.gitignore
and theRakefile
are all tracked for easy to updating and collaborating.The install process copies layouts, pages, javascripts, and styles out of the
.themes
directory. Once you’ve installed a theme, none of the files undersource
orsass
are in any repository except your own. This way you can change them to your liking without worrying about merging in updates and screwing up your changes.
When you pull down changes from the Octopress repository, the latest layouts, pages, javascripts and styles are merged into your .themes
directory.
To update your site, you must manually merge in the new files. Before you do a spit-take, I came up with something to help out with this.
Updating Sass
If you’ve pulled in changes and you want to update your /sass
directory, run this.
rake update_style
This task will:
- Move
/sass
to/sass.old
- Copy
.themes/classic/sass
to/sass
- Replace
/sass/custom/
with/sass.old/custom/
This way if you keep your theme changes in /sass/custom
you’ll be able to upgrade your stylesheets without losing any of your work. If you made changes elsewhere, you can copy them back them from /sass.old
.
After you have the update in place, you can remove the /sass.old
directory.
Updating Source
If you’ve pulled in changes and you want to update your /source
directory, run this.
rake update_source
This task will:
- Move
/source
to/source.old
- Copy
.themes/classic/source
to/source
- Copy back everything in
/source.old
(cp -rn
- without replacing ) - Replace
/source/_includes/navigation.html
with/source.old/_includes/navigation.html
(because it commonly has changes).
This way all of the files you’ve added, eg. _posts
, about.html
etc. will be preserved while all files tracked by Octopress (except for the navigation partial) will be updated.
If you made changes elsewhere, you can copy them back them from /source.old
. After you have the update in place, you can remove the /source.old
directory.
That’s It?
Yep. I figured this is the simplest thing that could possibly work. I don’t like the idea of having blog files change if someone wants to update their plugins, and I haven’t yet figured out a better way. If you have a better idea, I’d love some help improving this.


Change the way WordPress inserts images
What’s the deal here?
Part of a series of posts from my days of self employment.
This week I want to do a quick tip to show you how to change the way that WordPress inserts images. What I mean by this is that, by default, every time you insert an image into one of your WordPress posts, WordPress will default to linking to the image.
This is the default setting.
This is fine if this is the way you like your WordPress site to run. If you don’t, and if you’re like me, then you will find yourself changing this setting to none every time you insert an image into one of your posts.
This is what I want, by default, every time.
Also, if you are like me then you probably have been driving yourself crazy because you forget to change this setting. The result, for me, is that every time I insert an image I have to delete it, reset the option, and reinsert the image. Every. Single. Time. Almost…
This drives me a bit crazy.
I don’t usually link to my image files. It’s like my mind is already on to the next task and I’m constantly forgetting to change this. Every single time. Almost.
Okay, maybe you don’t forget, but you’d just like to change this setting. If so, check out the short video, or read on.
Just Change The Settings…
I looked around and there’s no obvious way to change this in the WordPress settings. Well, luckily there is a super secret settings screen that we can access to change this functionality. It’s not exactly super secret, but for some reason this setting is not publicly accessible to the user. Shout out to Aizat Faiz for the tip!
Just log in to your WP Admin screen and point your browser at this url -
https://your-site.whatever/wp-admin/options.php
Replace the “example.com” part with your site address. Once you are there, you’ll see this screen.
Scroll down until you see the section labeled “image_default_type_link”
The settings here set the default for what’s shown when you insert media into one of your posts.
This field has a few options, with the default being “file”.
- file - links directly to the attached file
- post - links to the media post for the attached file
- none - nothing, does not add an HTML link. What I want
Just delete the word file, and type in the word none, just like this.
Just type in none, as shown
Scroll down to the bottom of the page, click “save settings”, and that’s it.
Important - make sure that you do not change any of the other settings on this page.
To change this back to the default just return to this page and change “none” to “file”.
If you are curious as to what these options do, take a look at this entry on the WordPress Codex.
That’s it for this weeks quick tip. This simple change makes my life much easier. I hope it helps you as well.
If you have any WordPress stuff that makes you crazy, let me know in the comments or drop me a line through my contact form.


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