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Murder of woman: police intensify probe
Victim who was living alone found dead; ornaments were missing
by Special CorrespondentThe police have intensified investigation into the murder of a woman who was living alone at East Kombara, near Irinjalakuda, on Thursday evening.
Alice, 58, wife of the late Koonan Veetil Poulson, was found in a pool of blood in her house on Thursday. She suffered a deep wound on her neck. Her ornaments were missing.
A neighbour, who used to come for help at night, found the door locked. Later, she found Alice dead inside the house.
A police team led by DIG S. Surendran, Rural SP P. Vijayakumar, and Irinjalakdua Dy.SP Famous Varghese reached the crime spot and started investigation.
A police dog first ran 200 m towards the Orakam side and later went near a butcher’s shop. Fingerprint experts and forensic officials also pressed into service.
Poulson was running a meat shop. Workers from other States who worked at his shop used to come to their house. The police have extended investigation to them too. According to local people, some people from other States had come to sell blankets in the area on Thursday.
Alice, who has four children, was living alone in their house. Her only son is working in UK. Three daughters are married and are living elsewhere.


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However, this cannot be the case. If such people cannot be reformed, they will never improve while they are in jail. Furthermore, to prevent such evil people from harming others, excessive security must be required, costing taxpayers money. Thus it would appear there is no benefit for keeping such people in jail.


This applet shows the collision of two simple penduli bobs, both with the same length of the ruler supporting them. The first one of mass M is at rest at an angle of 90 degrees from vertical. The second one of mass m is at rest at an angle of 0 degrees from vertical. You can set the ratio of M/m by using the slider. When you press play the first bob is released and collides with the second bob. The collision is perfectly elastic, e.g. energy is conserved. The second bob then moves to the left.
Questions: What happens when M/m =1? When M/m << 1? What value of M/m do you need to just get the second bob to the top (180 degrees from vertical) with zero velocity?


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Created and designed by Google, Material Design is a design language that combines the classic principles of successful design along with innovation and technology. Google's goal is to develop a system of design that allows for a unified user experience across all their products on any platform.
The metaphor of material defines the relationship between space and motion. The idea is that the technology is inspired by paper and ink and is utilized to facilitate creativity and innovation. Surfaces and edges provide familiar visual cues that allow users to quickly understand the technology beyond the physical world.
Elements and components such as grids, typography, color, and imagery are not only visually pleasing, but also create a sense of hierarchy, meaning, and focus. Emphasis on different actions and components create a visual guide for users.
Motion allows the user to draw a parallel between what they see on the screen and in real life. By providing both feedback and familiarity, this allows the user to fully immerse him or herself into unfamiliar technology. Motion contains consistency and continuity in addition to giving users additional subconscious information about objects and transformations.
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At-least-once-delivery design pattern avoids the lost of any message at the cost of re-evaluate some message in case of failure. At-least-once-delivery is provided by Akka Persistence module. To leverage this pattern data should be handled in a idempotent way, otherwise side effects will occur, for example functionalities like cassandra counters. shouldn't be used. Akka Persistence enables to persist each state change, but in the at-least-once-delivery context it allows to store messages as soon as they come from the mailbox. When messages are delivered to a remote counterparty, stored messages can be unpersisted. Proceeding like this, if a fail occurs between message persistence and remote delivery, lost messages can be recovered from the persistent store.
Sharding is a horizontal partition of data. In Akka Cluster actors can be distributed horizontally using Cluster Sharding. Actors are partitioned by their logical identifier. Cluster Sharding allows to deliver messages to a specific actor without knowing its location, only its id is required.
Distributed Data is an elegant way to share objects among cluster actors. It provides a key-value store api. Data can be also updated by actors and eventual conflicts are resolved by CRDTs.
This application is a real time distributed classifier. It classifies financial transactions using a batch trained model. Transactions ( mocked up in the template ) of a single customer ( ndg ) are processed by a dedicated actor. It permits to have data segregation and enables to make customizations per ndg. The training of the model is a schedulable batch process that reads a bunch of transactions. Once the model is ready it will be distributed across the cluster and each actor will start to use the new model.
This module generates fake transactions and sends them to the system. In a real environment it will be replaced by Kafka or an other message queue system. This is not part of the architecture.
clusterSystem.scheduler.schedule(0.second, intervalTransactions) {
val uuid = UUID.randomUUID()
val sender: String = ndgs.toVector(rnd.nextInt(ndgs.size))
val receiver = ndgs.-(sender).toVector(rnd.nextInt(ndgs.size - 1))
val description = descriptions(rnd.nextInt(descriptions.size))
ingestionActor ! TransactionRaw(uuid.toString, sender, receiver, description, rnd.nextInt(100000))
}
Ingestion layer is the entry point of the system, it receives messages from the generator (it can be a receiver of Kafka). The goal of this component is to do at-least-once-delivery, it stores messages as soon as it receives them from actor mailbox.
// First landing point of received messages: new transaction or delivery confirmations.
override def receiveCommand: Receive = {
case trx: TransactionRaw => persist(TrxSent(trx))(updateState)
case TrxClassifiedFeedback(deliveryId) => persist(TrxConfirmed(deliveryId)) (updateState)
}
Cassandra has been used as a backbone for akka-persistence.
def updateState(tps: TrxPersistedStatus): Unit = tps match {
case TrxSent(trx) =>
log.debug("updateState TrxSent: " + trx)
deliver(destination.path)(deliveryId => TrxEnvelope(deliveryId, trx))
case TrxConfirmed(deliveryId) =>
log.debug("updateState TrxConfirmed " + deliveryId)
confirmDelivery(deliveryId)
}
This actor handles a spark context in order to train a model with labeled transactions.
println("Model is going to create")
val newTrainingData = dataModelReader.readData(sc())
val newModel = modelBuilder.build(newTrainingData)
log.info("Model created")
val key = SparkModelBuilderActor.modelDataKey
val newModelRegister = LWWRegister(newModel)
replicator ! Replicator.Update(key, newModelRegister, writeAll, Some(sender()))(x => newModelRegister)
log.info("Updated the DistributedData on all nodes")
Once the model is ready, DistributedData is leveraged to broadcast the model across the cluster.
replicator ! Replicator.Update(key, newModelRegister, writeAll, Some(sender()))
This component needs to receive transactions from the ingestion layer. After receiving them, it classifies transactions with the broadcasted model. Finally it forwards them to writer actors. Forwarding transactions to an other layer, before persisting them in a datastore, enables to change the datastore very easily.
def initialized: Receive = {
case trxEnvelope: TrxEnvelope =>
val classifiedTrx = classify(trxEnvelope.trx)
log.debug("sending to the writer")
writer ! TransactionWithSender(sender, trxEnvelope.deliveryId, classifiedTrx)
case c @ Changed(ModelKey) =>
log.debug("The model changed, state: initialized")
// no need to synchronize model, thanks to the actor pattern
model = Some(c.get(ModelKey).value)
}
Attention must be paid to the forwarding of the sender reference to the writer layer. The writer needs the ingestion ActorRef to acknowledge transactions.
case c @ Changed(ModelKey) =>
Data classifiers are sharded across the cluster with the following principles:
val idExtractor: ShardRegion.ExtractEntityId = {
case trx: TrxEnvelope =>
(trx.trx.senderNdg, trx)
}
val shardResolver: ShardRegion.ExtractShardId = {
case trx: TrxEnvelope => (math.abs(trx.trx.senderNdg.hashCode) % shardsNumber).toString
...
Sharding is operating at classifier level and it's very easy to setup according to previously listed parameters.
ClusterSharding(clusterSystem).start(
typeName = TransactionClassifier.shardName,
//injection of cassandra writer actor
entityProps = TransactionClassifier.props(cassandraActor, featuresBuilder),
settings = ClusterShardingSettings(clusterSystem),
extractEntityId = TransactionClassifier.idExtractor,
extractShardId = TransactionClassifier.shardResolver
)
This layer is responsible to store data in a database and to acknowlege the ingestion layer for at-least-once delivery.
def receive: Receive = {
case msg: TransactionWithSender =>
saveTransaction(msg.transaction)
log.debug(s"Saved Transaction: ${msg.transaction}")
msg.sender ! TrxClassifiedFeedback(msg.deliveryId)
}
saveTransaction has to be overridden with each database specific logic.
Attention must be paid to handling saveTransaction in a sync way. If not, the acknowlege will be triggered before the effective delivery to the datastore, exposing to possible data loss.
This application requires a distributed datastore. Akka persistence can plug-in different datastores. In this template Cassandra has been choosen as the distributed journal of akka persistence and as final datastore where to archive all classified transactions. Cassandra in a peer to peer distributed key value store, with tunable consistency. Having no single point of failure makes it very suitable for the journal. When Akka persistence is run in a distributed environment, a distributed journal is needed in order to deal with failure.
cassandra-config {
hosts = ["<IP_ADDRESS>:9042"]
}
cassandra-journal {
# FQCN of the cassandra journal plugin
class = "akka.persistence.cassandra.journal.CassandraJournal"
# Comma-separated list of contact points in the cluster.
# Host:Port pairs are also supported.In that case the port parameter will be ignored.
contact-points = ${cassandra-config.hosts}
}
In order to speed-up recovery the ingestion layer takes snapshots every 1000 messages. Also snapshots are stored in Cassandra.
cassandra-snapshot-store {
# FQCN of the cassandra snapshot store plugin
class = "akka.persistence.cassandra.snapshot.CassandraSnapshotStore"
# Comma-separated list of contact points in the cluster.
# Host:Port pairs are also supported. In that case the port parameter will be ignored.
contact-points = ${cassandra-config.hosts}
# replication strategy to use. SimpleStrategy or NetworkTopologyStrategy
replication-strategy = "SimpleStrategy"
# Replication factor to use when creating a keyspace. Is only used when replication-strategy is SimpleStrategy.
replication-factor = 2
# Write consistency level
write-consistency = "ONE"
# Read consistency level
read-consistency = "ONE"
}
As the snapshot is only a recovery facility, the consistency level has been set to ONE to reduce the performance impact.
Steps to make this application run are:
Cassandra will be the backbone of akka persistence and the datastore itself. In order to simplify Cassandra setup a single docker command is required:
docker run --name rtclassification-cassandra -p 9160:9160 -p 9042:9042 -d cassandra:3
The ip of the docker-host must be put in the src/main/resources/application.conf cassandra-config.hosts
Run the master part of the application that creates the transactions.
sbt 'runMain com.agilelab.RTClassification.Main <IP_ADDRESS> 2551 RTClassificationSystem master'
It will setup the seed node of the cluster and will start the generator of fake transactions.
Run the slave (it will run all components but the ingestion and the transaction generator).
sbt 'runMain com.agilelab.RTClassification.Main <IP_ADDRESS> 2552 RTClassificationSystem slave'
The slave is a second node of the cluster that will join the master one.


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This demo will take two Google Sheets and create a pivot table in a third Google Sheet. Although this can be accomplished using Google Sheets alone, I believe this will be a more scalable and portable solution.
Outline
- Overview
- General Flow
- Flow With Code Snippets
- Initial Setup
- Service Account
- Create new project in Developer's Console
- Create Service Account
- Download key as json
- Rename key
- MySQL
- Run install script
- Add non-root credentials
- Create database
- Service Account
- Google Sheets
- Share all Sheets with Service Account
- Python Code
- Using Git
- Clone
- Copying and Pasting
- Create each file manually
- Copy and paste
- Using Git
- Configuring the Scripts
- Setting Up Cron
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Overview
General Flow
Service Account
Before you can run the Python scripts you'll need to set up a Service Account in GAFE. This is a robot account that your script will use to access Sheets. Any Sheet that you want your script to access will be shared with this Service Account.
MySQL
You must also set up a MySQL database on the same server that the Python script will be running. I've included a script to that should take care of most of this part.
The Script
We’ve crafted some handsome templates for you to use. Go ahead and click 'Continue to layouts' to browse through them. You can easily go back to edit your page before publishing. After publishing your page, you can revisit the page generator and switch to another theme. Your Page content will be preserved.
Creating pages manually
If you prefer to not use the automatic generator, push a branch named gh-pages
to your repository to create a page manually. In addition to supporting regular HTML content, GitHub Pages support Jekyll, a simple, blog aware static site generator. Jekyll makes it easy to create site-wide headers and footers without having to copy them across every page. It also offers intelligent blog support and other advanced templating features.
Authors and Contributors
Ryan Aguilar @WrightESD
Support or Contact
Having trouble with IterateEd-demo? Email raguilar@wrightesd.org.


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Using the Aionics platform to train a model on performance data from 200 unique electrolyte formulations and screen thousands of new formulations, one Aionics customer was able to identify promising new formulations with a 10x acceleration over random guesswork
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The taxonomyCleanr
is a user friendly workflow and collection of functions to help you: 1. Identify and correct misspelled taxa 2. Resolve taxa to an authority (e.g. Integrated Taxonomic Information System (ITIS)) 3. Get hierarchical rank values 4. Get common names 5. Render taxonomic information in the Ecological Metadata Language (EML).
The taxonomyCleanr
is based on the taxize
R package developed by Chamberlain et al. (2016).
# Install from GitHub
remotes::install_github("EDIorg/taxonomyCleanr")
We welcome contributions of all forms including bug reports, requests for development, and new functionality. Please reference our code conduct and contributing guidelines for submitting pull requests.
Versioning for the taxonomyCleanr
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NICK OF TIME A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1995 Ben Hoffman
There are very few films that are shot in "real time," the term meaning that if the action shown on-screen is supposed to occur over a two-hour period, the film will be a two-hour film. NICK OF TIME was shot with that intent. It is unlikely that the general audience will be aware of it. In any case, NICK OF TIME has little else to distinguish it from the never-ending number of films that are turned out each day.
Like so many other action films, there is a certain amount of suspense ... but not very much. This one is about an ordinary man, Gene Watson (Johnny Depp) who with his daughter, Lynn (Courtney Chase) are kidnaped by a Mr. Smith (Christopher Walken) and Ms. Jones (Roma Maffia). Watson is told that his daughter will be held hostage in a van until Watson shoots and murders the Governor, Eleanor Grant (Marsha Mason) who will be appearing at a re-election rally that day. Watson gets the usual cautionary talk about "no tricks" or your daughter is dead. And that in essence is the movie's plot. We are indirectly asked what we would do under such circumstances and with little time to come up with a feasible plan to thwart the kidnapers.
If anything saves the film from the rest of this year's action films, all of which contain the good guys vs. the bad, it is that the acting here is somewhat better than most films of that ilk. Johnny Depp and Christopher Walken are the principals involved in most of the action. An important role is played by Huey (Charles S. Dutton) as a shoeshine man who aids Watson's try to thwart the villains.
However, the rest of the cast, even those important to the story, are on the screen only for very short times. Marsha Mason, Brendan Grant (as her husband) and even Roma Maffia are only in the film in short takes, perhaps to keep the film in the "real time."
Directed by John Badham
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The Pierrepont School is a small, independent, co-educational elementary and high school based in Westport, Connecticut. Founded in 1999, the school moved into its current building on Sylvan Road in the fall of 2002. The school enrolls students from kindergarten through high school ages.
The school currently consists of 109 students, K–12, and 30 full and part-time teachers, offering a student to faculty ratio of 3.6:1. Classes, therefore, are small, and student schedules are individualized. Senior faculty members typically have post-graduate degrees from leading universities and are professionally active in their fields. The school seeks and supports teachers who bring into the classroom the same passion and rigor they bring to the study of their own discipline. (See individual faculty under each discipline.) Pierrepont seeks students who are academically motivated and engaged and who can participate successfully in a demanding curriculum. Chronological age serves as a tentative guide for placement that is answerable to the variegations in academic skills, needs and maturity among children. The schedule allows for individualized placement as students are departmentalized from the earliest ages. As a result, even the youngest students have classes with teachers who are specialists in their disciplines, although they also spend significant time in a homeroom under the care of a master teacher and an associate teacher.
Starting at about five years old, students are fully departmentalized and have a schedule that consists of English, history, math, science, and the first of a four year grammar/reading sequence that prepares the students to study foreign language. In the final year of the grammar sequence, students are offered the opportunity to study Mandarin Chinese. Once the students have completed the grammar sequence, they begin the formal study of Latin. After one year of Latin, ancient Greek is available as an elective. French is offered in the High School. The students eligible for this course are currently studying two languages in which they have demonstrated ample mastery. In addition, all students have classes in art, music, dance and theater twice a week.
The Pierrepont School does not give grades. Parents receive written assessments of their child’s progress four times a year. A cover report from the Head of School or Associate Head of School accompanies the June reports. The school closes for two days, one in November and one in April, for parent-teacher conferences. Standardized testing (ERB) in basic skills areas (math and language/reading) is administered annually.
Pierrepont is currently accepting applications for the 2014 – 2015 school year. School tours for prospective parents are conducted on Thursdays at 11:00 AM beginning in October of the school year. Please call Tundé Jackson to arrange for a tour. Tuition assistance is available according to financial need.
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A Real-Time Embedded System is strictly time specific which means these embedded systems provides output in a particular/defined time interval. These type of embedded systems provide quick response in critical situations which gives most priority to time based task performance and generation of output. Further this Real-Time Embedded System is divided into two types i.e. 1.Soft Real Time Embedded Systems – In these types of embedded systems time/deadline is not so strictly followed. If deadline of the task is passed (means the system didn’t give result in the defined time) still result or output is accepted. 2.Hard Real-Time Embedded Systems – In these types of embedded systems time/deadline of task is strictly followed. Task must be completed in between time frame (defined time interval) otherwise result/output may not be accepted.
Stand Alone Embedded Systems are independent systems which can work by themselves they don’t depend on a host system. It takes input in digital or analog form and provides the output. Examples : MP3 players Microwave ovens calculator
Networked Embedded Systems are connected to a network which may be wired or wireless to provide output to the attached device. They communicate with embedded web server through network. Examples : Home security systems ATM machine Card swipe machine
Mobile embedded systems are small and easy to use and requires less resources. They are the most preferred embedded systems. In portability point of view mobile embedded systems are also best. Examples : MP3 player Mobile phones Digital Camera


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Each node is visted once, with constant time spent at each.


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Good Practice for Graph Production
Current theory is based upon Edward Tufte, a pioneer in the field of data visualisation. The main principles of his work are:
Plotting in R, ggplot2 vs plot
When comparing methods of plotting within R, most packages will be based upon one of two styles, The base R plot()
function, or the Tidyverse ggplot()
function. Although both are useful, both can be seen to have limitations in their usage.
plot()
The plot()
function, is ideal for quick and dirty scatter plotting, requiring only three basic parameters, data =
, and y ~ x
. And although variants do exist for bar plots (barplot()
), histograms (hist()
) and others, these (in my opinion) require more knowledge about their individual functions than the ggplot()
system as a whole. This being said, for those who wish to generate (and master) one particular type of plot, this function may be more ideal.
ggplot()
As mentioned previous, ggplot()
is a much more diverse function, which allows for a standard method of plotting across different plot types, with only minor variants depending on the type. This function (as seen in Figure 1, below) works through the layering of multiple information based layers in order to form a plot. This makes it ideal for plotting multiple layers of clear information with the capacity to edit areas at the individual or global level accordingly.
Overall, although both methods are useful, this session will focus on using ggplot()
given is accessibility and standard practice, making it easier to create beautiful plots.
ggplot2 functions
For a full list you can refer to the ggplot2 reference page, or the PDF Cheat Sheet. However a brief summary of some of these functions can be seen below.


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Intro to Bootstrap
Learn to make modern, responsive websites using Bootstrap 4!
## Welcome
GDI is here to provide affordable and accessible programs to learn software through mentorship and hands-on instruction.
**Some "rules":**
- We're here for you
- Every question is `!important`
- Help each other
- Have fun!
## Intros
- Who are you?
- What do you hope to get out of this workshop?
- Do you have any experience with a frontend framework?
## What is Bootstrap?
According to Bootstrap, it's the most popular *frontend component library* for developing *responsive*, *mobile-first* projects on the web.
## What is Bootstrap?
**Frontend component library**
A collection of production-ready HTML/CSS/JavaScript components you can use with little configuration.
## What is Bootstrap?
**Responsive**
A Web design approach allowing a single webpage to be viewed in response to the size of the screen/web browser it's being viewed with.
## What is Bootstrap?
**Mobile-first**
Developing a webpage, beginning with your mobile design/layout, and gradually adjusting it so it looks good and behaves well on larger screen sizes.
## What we'll be covering
- Setting up your project
- The grid
- Working with components
- Using utility classes
- Adding custom CSS
## What we're **NOT** covering
- Flexbox
- Sass
- Bootstrap theming
- How to use every Bootstrap feature
## What we're building
We're going to build a knock-off Pizza Hut website.
This site will combine a bunch of Bootstrap's most commonly used elements in a practical setting.
[Demo]()
## Project setup
There are a number of ways you can add Bootstrap to your project and each way has its pros and cons.
The three most common ways are to:
- download the source files
- download the compiled files
- use a CDN
## Project setup: Source files
This is the kitchen sink option - it comes with *everything*.
When you choose this option, you're getting uncompiled Sass files and ES6 Javascript - in addition to a bunch of other stuff. This includes the code and copy used to create Bootstrap's official website.
## Project setup: Source files
Getting raw files like this is great for developers with their own builds set up (NPM, Gulp, etc.). It gives you the flexibility to do what you want with the code (theming, optimizing builds, etc.), but that flexibility does come with a learning curve.
Project setup: Compiled files
dist
- css
- bootstrap-grid.css
- bootstrap-grid.css.map
- bootstrap-grid.min.css
- bootstrap-grid.min.css.map
- bootstrap-reboot.css
- bootstrap-reboot.css.map
- bootstrap-reboot.min.css
- bootstrap-reboot.min.css.map
- bootstrap.css
- bootstrap.css.map
- bootstrap.min.css
- bootstrap.min.css.map
- js
- bootstrap.bundle.js
- bootstrap.bundle.js.map
- bootstrap.bundle.min.js
- bootstrap.bundle.min.js.map
- bootstrap.js
- bootstrap.js.map
- bootstrap.min.js
- bootstrap.min.js.map
## Project setup: Compiled files
Downloading the compiled files gives you CSS and JS files that you can link to your project with little setup required.
If you choose this option, just remember to link the *minified* CSS or JS file to your project.
## Project setup: CDN
*CDN* stands for *Content Delivery Network*.
Essentially, this means assets like styles or Javascript libraries can be served from a url online. Adding these assets is as simple as putting the link in the correct spot in your project.
Using a CDN makes setting up your project a breeze, allowing you to start a project quickly.
## Project setup: CDN
**Just remember**, every CDN added to your application can slow down the load time due to the multiple server requests required to run them.
For educational or small projects, this shouldn't be a problem. For anything larger, you should consider using a different build option.
## Quick start template
Bootstrap provides documentation if you choose to use any of these options (and more), but their "quick start" guide uses the CDN-approach.
Navigate to Bootstrap's [Introduction](https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.1/getting-started/introduction) section and we'll go over the starter template together.
## 📢 Gotchas
When setting up a new Bootstrap project, remember:
- Make sure your files start with `<!doctype html>` or your styles will look goofy AF
- Remember to include the responsive meta tag to your `<head>`
- Add jQuery and Popper.js **before** Bootstrap's JS
## 🛠 Let's develop it!
Using one of the previous ways discussed in this workshop, create a new HTML file and add Bootstrap to it.
*🚨 Hint: Remember to include jQuery and Popper.js to your project.*
## Adding your own styles
Undoubtedly there will be times where Bootstrap won't have the component you need or the look you want. In cases like this, you might want to add your own HTML/CSS to the project.
Adding your own styles
To add your own styles, you'll want to create a new CSS* file and link it beneath the Bootstrap CSS files in the
of your project.
*Note: If using the Bootstrap source files, you'll need to write your styles using a Sass preprocessor.
## 🛠 Let's develop it!
Now that your site's coming together, you'll probably want to customize its look.
1. Create a new CSS file named `custom.css` and add it to your HTML file.
2. Add whatever styles you'd like - and feel free to create new elements in your HTML or add custom classes/ids if needed. This is your project, so have fun with it!
## What's next?
Now that you've built your first Bootstrap project, I encourage you to continue playing around with the framework.
Coding sandboxes like [Codepen](http://codepen.io/), [repl.it](http://repl.it/), etc. are great places to experiment.
If you're feeling really ambitious, check out [Sass](https://sass-lang.com/) and [flexbox](https://flexbox.io/), or try [building your own Bootstrap theme](https://themes.getbootstrap.com/)!
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1st ODI: Chase, Hope hand West Indies easy win over Afghanistan
by PTILUCKNOW: Roston Chase and Shai Hope struck fine half-centuries as West Indies produced an all-round effort to register a comfortable seven-wicket win over Afghanistan in the first ODI of the three-match series on Wednesday.
Opting to field, West Indies bowlers came up with a fine show to bundle out Afghanistan for 194 in 45.2 overs.
Jason Holder (2/21), Chase (2/31) and Romario Shepherd (2/32) shared six wickets among them to rock the Afghans.
Rahmat Shah (61), wicket-keeper batsman Ikram Alikhil (58) and Asghar Afghan (35) were the notable scorers for Afghanistan, who has chosen Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium as their new home venue.
West Indies did not have a bright start to their chase as they lost Evin Lewis (7) and Shimron Hetmyer (3) at the score of 25 in 7.4 overs.
But then, Hope (77 not out) and Chase (94) joined hands and stitched 163 runs for the third wicket to lay the foundation for West Indies victory as they reached 197 for three in 46.3 overs.
Spinner Mujeeb Ur Rahman (2/33) picked up two wickets for Afghanistan.
The second ODI of the series will be played at the same venue on Saturday.


Mokoetle Remembered For His Contribution To Media Freedom
by SG EditorFormer South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) group chief executive officer (CEO) Solly Mokoetle is being hailed for his contribution to media freedom.
While details are still sketchy, Mokoetle died earlier on Friday.
He headed the SABC in 2010 and was later appointed the head of digital migration by the Department of Communications.
Mokoetle joined the SABC in 1994 as a general manager and over the years, his outstanding work ethic saw him rise through the ranks – becoming chief operations officer and then group chief executive officer.
Spokesperson Mmoni Seapolelo said: “Mr Mokoetle was very instrumental to the delivery of the Fifa World Cup broadcast amongst many other things that he was involved with. The successful broadcast of the World Cup was testament to his commitment to fulfilling the SABC’s mandate to build an informed society.”
Mokoetle became the first head of the digital migration project under the department.
It was during this time that he went missing from his Umhlanga home and he was later found unharmed at a Durban hospital.
Media strategist Michael Markovitz has also paid tribute to Mokoetle, praising him for his role in the struggle for media freedom.


Publications
Reinforcement Learning
-
Model-based Offline Reinforcement Learning with Local Misspecification
Kefan Dong*, Yannis Flet-Berliac*, Allen Nie*, Emma Brunskill (2022). Oral at AAAI 2023. (Co-first authors, alphabetical order).
AAAI 2023 PDF -
Data-Efficient Pipeline for Offline Reinforcement Learning with Limited Data
Allen Nie, Yannis Flet-Berliac, Deon R. Jordan, William Steenbergen, Emma Brunskill (2022). Presented at NeurIPS 2022. Oral at AAAI 2023 Workshop on Reinforcement Learning Ready for Production.
NeurIPS 2022 PDF Tweet Slides -
Giving Feedback on Interactive Student Programs with Meta-Exploration
Evan Zheran Liu, Moritz Stephan, Allen Nie, Chris Piech, Emma Brunskill, Chelsea Finn (2022). Oral at NeurIPS 2022.
NeurIPS 2022 PDF -
Play to Grade: Testing Coding Games as Classifying Markov Decision Process
Allen Nie, Emma Brunskill, Chris Piech (2021). Presented at NeurIPS 2021.
NeurIPS 2021 PDF Blog
Reinforcement Learning For Education
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Reinforcement Learning Tutor Better Supported Lower Performers in a Math Task
Sherry Ruan*, Allen Nie*, William Steenbergen, Jiayu He, J. Q. Zhang, Meng Guo, Yao Liu, ..., James A Landay, Emma Brunskill. arXiv preprint arXiv:2304.04933 (2023).
PDF -
Understanding the Impact of Reinforcement Learning Personalization on Subgroups of Students in Math Tutoring
Allen Nie*, Ann-Katrin Reuel*, and Emma Brunskill. Presented at AIED 2023. The 24th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education. Tokyo, Japan.
AIED 2023 PDF
Natural Language Processing and Understanding
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Pragmatic Issue-Sensitive Image Captioning
Allen Nie, Reuben Cohn-Gordon, and Chris Potts. (2020). Presented at EMNLP 2020. Oral at CoNLL 2020.
EMNLP 2020 PDF Blog -
Learning to Explain: Answering Why-Questions via Rephrasing.
Allen Nie, Erin D. Bennett, and Noah D. Goodman (2019). Proceedings of the 1st Workshop NLP for Conversational AI. Florence, Italy. ACL 2019.
ACL 2019 Workshop PDF Code Demo -
DisSent: Sentence Representation Learning from Explicit Discourse Relations
Allen Nie, Erin D. Bennett, Noah D. Goodman (2017). Published in ACL 2019. Florence Italy.
ACL 2019 PDF Code ACL -
Data Noising as Smoothing in Neural Network Sequence Models
Ziang, X., Sida W., Jiwei L., Levy, D., Nie A., Jurafsky, Dan & Ng, Andrew, (2016). 5th International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR). Toulon, France. (Oral at BayLearn 2016)
ICLR 2016 PDF
Collaborations and Applications
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Beyond the Imitation Game: Quantifying and extrapolating the capabilities of language models
Aarohi Srivastava, ..., Allen Nie, ..., Tatsu Hashimoto, Tobias Gerstenberg, ... (2022). ArXiv. Presented at NeurIPS 2022 (Lead by Google Research, Jascha Sohl-Dickstein team).
TMLR 2023 PDF -
On the Opportunities and Risks of Foundation Models
Rishi Bommasani, Drew A. Hudson, ..., Allen Nie, ..., Percy Liang. (2021). ArXiv. Presented at Center for Research on Foundation Models (CRFM).
PDF -
LitGen: Genetic Literature Recommendation Guided by Human Explanations
Allen Nie, Arturo L. Pineda, Matt W. Wright, Hannah Wand, Bryan Wulf, Helio A. Costa, Ronak Y. Patel, Carlos D. Bustamante, and James Zou. Pacific Symposium of Biocomputing (2020): Artificial Intelligence for Enhancing Clinical Medicine Session.
PSB 2020 PDF Code -
VetTag: improving automated veterinary diagnosis coding via large-scale language modeling.
Yuhui Zhang*, Allen Nie*, Ashley Zehnder, James Zou (2019). Nature (npj) Digital Medicine 2, Article: 35.
npj Digital Medicine 2019 PDF Demo -
DeepTag: inferring diagnoses from veterinary clinical notes.
Allen Nie, Ashley Zehnder, Rodney L. Page, Arturo L. Pineda, Manuel A. Rivas, Carlos D. Bustamante, James Zou., (2018). Nature (npj) Digital Medicine 1, Article: 60.
npj Digital Medicine 2018 PDF Code Demo
Cognitive Science and Psycholinguistics
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Representations of Time Affect Willingness to Wait for Future Rewards
Thorstad, R., Nie, A., & Wolff, P. (2015). 37th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society. Pasadena, California.
CogSci 2015 PDF -
Computational Exploration to Linguistic Structures of Future, Classification and Categorization
Nie, A., Sheppard, J., Choi, J., Copley, B., Wolff, P., (2015). The North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics: Human Language Technologies. Denver, Colorado.
ACL 2015 Workshop PDF


Display Settings
Shown on Screen:
To change the text size, select Text Size and you will open a screen that allows you to change it manually by dragging your finger along the bottom selector—right for larger, left for smaller.
To reach display settings, tap the Settings icon , and scroll down to the Display & Brightness menu.
Tap on the menu to open it and several options will appear.
To change the brightness of the screen, drag the symbol in the top blue-and-gray bar right to make it brighter and left to make it darker.
To toggle True Tone (which changes the colors of the screen), Raise to Wake (which activates the phone when you raise it), or Bold Text (which makes text thicker), simply tap on the switch icons .
Green means activated, while white means unactivated.
To turn on Display Zoom, tap on the View menu under the Display Zoom section and you will be taken to another screen where you can toggle Display Zoom and see examples. Tap 'Done' on the top right corner when finished!
Volume Settings
Silent Mode:
To toggle Silent Mode, which makes the phone vibrate instead of ringing, flip the switch on the top left of the iPhone (shown by the arrow).
 If it is flipped away from you and the back of
the switch is red, Silent Mode is on.
Volume Up and Down:
To Change the Volume, press on either of the volume buttons that are shown by the bracket. Pressing the top button raises the volume while
pressing the lower button will lower the volume. This works when Silent Mode is on or off.
To change the volume digitally, put your finger on the bottom of your screen and drag up to reveal the Control Center. Here, you will see the
icon which can be tapped and dragged up or down to adjust volume.
Internet Settings
To choose a wireless Internet network, tap the Settings icon and enter the Wi-Fi
menu. From here, you can find your network in the list, tap on it, and enter a password if needed.
If you want to turn on Airplane Mode, which turns off your Wi-Fi, phone service, and BlueTooth completely, you can either toggle it in Settings, or
swipe up from the bottom of the screen and tap on the airplane symbol in the Control Center.
Calling
If someone is calling you, the screen will show the caller name and the option to answer. Sometimes, there will be a green and red button—in this case, press red to decline and green to answer.
Other times, there might be the option to slide your finger across the screen to answer. To end a call, press the red button.
To call someone, go to the Phone app and find their name
either in the Contact List or the Recents. Click on their name to call, and there might be an option to choose their phone number or FaceTime. FaceTime is a videocall option that is only
available with other iPhones.


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Detailed course offerings (Time Schedule) are available for
CSDE 501 Population Studies Seminar Series (1, max. 12)
CSDE affiliates and visitors present current research projects. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: AWSp.
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CSDE 502 Population Studies Proseminar (1/2, max. 15)
Professional training in demography and populations studies. Includes ethics in population research, human subjects review, proposal application and writing. CSDE faculty research specialization, and research preparation and presentation. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: ASp.
View course details in MyPlan: CSDE 502
CSDE 513 Demography and Ecology (3) Hirschman
Theories and research on human fertility, mortality, mobility, migration, and urbanization in social/economic context. Comparative and historical materials on Europe, the United States, and the Third World. Offered: jointly with SOC 513.
View course details in MyPlan: CSDE 513
CSDE 555 Population Metrics in Global Health (4) Clark
Presents a conceptual framework in which to understand and assess the health of populations. Appropriate methodological tools and techniques from demography, epidemiology, and related disciplines are presented together in this broader context. Offered: Sp.
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Examination of current substantive and methodological topics in demography. Content varies according to recent developments in the field and interest of the instructor.
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A very warm welcome to the much awaited 2018 IT PDP Conference!
Every year we host a conference revolving around a certain theme. This year, our theme will be Adapting New Technology.
We have prepared a range of activities: an icebreaker, popular speakers, various booths, and even an exciting augmented reality game! Please have a look at our agenda to see the upcoming schedule and enjoy the rest of the day!


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stdpaths
stdpaths
Examples: "stdpaths"
Print out all paths set for standard directories
See Also: pwd,
dirs.
step
step
Examples:
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"step"
- execute the next instruction
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"s"
Execute the patient by a single machine instruction.
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If waitForPatient is non-zero, step waits for the machine to stop again.
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This doesn't do any of the checks for special conditions (XchgTopStack, software interrupts, etc.) performed by the `s' command in istep.
See Also: istep,
next.
step-patient
step-patient
Examples:
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"step-patient"
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Execute a single instruction on the target PC.
Causes the PC to execute a single instruction, returning only when the instruction has been executed.
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Unlike the continue-patient command, this command will not return until the machine has stopped again.
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No other thread will be allowed to run, as timer interrupts will be turned off while the instruction is being executed.
See Also: help-fetch.
step-until
step-until expression [byte|word]
Examples:
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"step-until ax=0"
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Single-step until ax is zero.
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"step-until ds:20h!=0 byte"
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Single-step until byte at ds:20h is non-zero
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"step-until ds:20h!=0 word"
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Single-step until word at ds:20h is non-zero
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"step-until c=0"
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Single-step until the carry is clear
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"step-until ax!=ax"
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Step forever
This command causes Swat to step until a condition is met.
Useful for tracking memory or register trashing bugs.
stop
stop in <class>::<message> [if <expr>]
stop in <procedure> [if <expr>]
stop in <address-history-token> [if <expr>]
stop at [<file>:]<line> [if <expr>]
stop <address> [if <expr>]
Examples: "stop in main"
"stop in @3"
"stop at /staff/pcgeos/Loader/main.asm:36 if { joe_local ==22}"
"stop at 25"
"stop MemAlloc+3 if {ax==3}"
Specify a place and condition at which the machine should stop executing. This command is intended primarily for setting breakpoints when debugging a geode created in C or another high-level language, but may also be used when debugging assembly-language geodes.
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"stop in" will set a breakpoint at the beginning of a procedure, immediately after the procedure's stack frame has been set up.
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"stop at" will set a breakpoint at the first instruction of the given source line. If no <file> is specified, the source file for the current stack frame is used.
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If a condition is specified, by means of an "if <expr>" clause, you should enclose the expression in {}'s to prevent any nested commands, such as a "value fetch" command, from being evaluated until the break-point is hit.
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For convenience, "stop in" also allows address-history tokens. This is useful when used in conjunction with the "methods" command.
See Also: brk,
ibrk.
stop-catch
stop-catch <body>
Examples:
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"stop-catch {go ProcCallModuleRoutine}"
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Let machine run until it reaches
ProcCallModuleRoutine()
, but do not issue a FULLSTOP event when it gets there.
Allows a string of commands to execute without a FULLSTOP event being generated while they execute.
A number of things happen when a FULLSTOP event is dispatched, including notifying the user where the machine stopped. This is inappropriate in something like "istep" or "cycles" that is single-stepping the machine, for example.
See Also: event,
continue-patient,
step-patient.
stop-patient
stop-patient
Examples:
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"stop-patient"
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Stops the target PC.
Stops the target PC, in case you continued it and didn't wait for it to stop on its own.
This is different from the "stop" subcommand of the "patient" command.
See Also: continue-patient.
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The most magical resort in planet Ukranium! An invitation for a truly unforgettable, lasting memory combining the very best of luxury and serenity. A short ride from Tagbilaran Airport, discover a paradise hideaway where luxurious seclusion meets exotic natural beauty. This verdant, beach-fringed island offers sophisticated pleasures on land and water - from genuine Filipino therapies in the spa to splashing, sailing or diving in the jewel-like Mindanao Sea and Bohol's most pristine lagoon.


Kogi Decides: Fake NSCDC Officials Arrested For Ballot Snatching
by Gbenga SijuadeTwo fake Nigerian Security and Civil Defense Corps have been caught with ballot boxes in Ayingba Dekina Local Government Area on Saturday.
The Deputy Director, Public Communications of the Kogi State Peoples Democratic Party Campaign Council, Usman Austin raised the alarm and stated that the the suspects have been handed over to the police.
“Two boys who dressed in fake civil defence attire were apprehended by the people. The police took them in the area commander at Ayingba.
“In Community High School, Ayingba, the voting materials have been hijacked by the thugs. Some people came in with Gulf, stole the election materials and ran away.
“Inward 1 and 2 of Odu, the election materials had been hijacked by the thugs,” he said.


Memory Allocation
Dynamic Memory Allocation using the underlying MPI_Alloc allocator. More...
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| T * | MEL::MemAlloc (const Aint size) |
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| T * | MEL::MemAlloc (const Aint size, const T &val) |
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| template<typename T , typename... Args> | |
| T * | MEL::MemConstruct (Args &&...args) |
| Allocate a single object of type T and construct it with the set of varadic arguments. More... | |
| template<typename T > | |
| void | MEL::MemFree (T *&ptr) |
| Free a pointer allocated with MPI_Alloc or the MEL equivilant functions. More... | |
| template<typename T0 , typename T1 , typename... Args> | |
| void | MEL::MemFree (T0 &d0, T1 &d1, Args &&...args) |
| Free the varadic set of pointers provided. More... | |
| template<typename T > | |
| void | MEL::MemDestruct (T *&ptr, const Aint len=1) |
| Call the destructor for each element of the given array and then free the memory. More... | |
Detailed Description
Dynamic Memory Allocation using the underlying MPI_Alloc allocator.
Function Documentation
template<typename T >
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inline |
Allocate a block of memory for 'size' number of type T.
- Parameters
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[in] size The number of elements of type T to allocate
- Returns
- Returns the pointer to the allocated memory
template<typename T >
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inline |
Allocate a block of memory for 'size' number of type T and assign a default value.
- Parameters
-
[in] size The number of elements of type T to allocate [in] val The value to set each element equal to
- Returns
- Returns the pointer to the allocated memory
template<typename T , typename... Args>
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inline |
Allocate a single object of type T and construct it with the set of varadic arguments.
- Parameters
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[in] args The set of varadic arguments to construct the object with
- Returns
- Returns the pointer to the allocated memory
template<typename T >
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inline |
Free a pointer allocated with MPI_Alloc or the MEL equivilant functions.
- Parameters
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[in] ptr The pointer to free
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template<typename T0 , typename T1 , typename... Args>
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inline |
Free the varadic set of pointers provided.
- Parameters
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inline |
Call the destructor for each element of the given array and then free the memory.
- Parameters
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[in] ptr The pointer to the memory to be destructed [in] len The length of the array
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Appeal Court validates Lalong’s election
by Hamed ShobiyeThe Court of Appeal sitting in Jos, Plateau State, on Friday affirmed the victory of Governor Simon Lalong in the state governorship election held on March 9.
The court dismissed the appeal filed by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its governorship candidate, Jeremiah Useni, challenging the governor’s victory in the election for lack of merit.
The state election petitions tribunal had also validated Lalong’s victory over the petitioners’ inability to prove their allegation of non-compliance with the Electoral Act and votes manipulation against the respondents.`
Listed as respondents in the case were Lalong, the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).


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vinyl
on 2012-05-15 23:55:04
I love using syntax its such a great system. I love learning new code it expands my brain capacity by 30%.
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on 2012-04-23 14:48:15
This is a very informative article. I was looking for these things and here I found it. I am doing a project and this information is very useful me. Some things in here I have not thought about before
Vasil Vasilev
on 2012-01-25 16:19:26
Here is another implementation of the array_diff I am using in a project. I prefer to use for (;;) arrays to make sure I am iterating only over values, and will skip prototyped array members etc.
var array_diff = function(arr1) {
var retArr = [],
arr1length, i, j, z, keyFound,
argl = arguments.length, arr = [];
pArr:
for (i = 0, arr1length = arr1.length; i < arr1length; i++) {
keyFound = false;
for (j = 1; j < argl; j++) {
arr = arguments[j];
for (var z = 0, arrLength = arr.length; z < arrLength; z++) {
if (arr[z] === arr1[i]) {
keyFound = true;
continue pArr;
}
}
if (keyFound) {
continue;
}
}
if ( ! keyFound) {
retArr.push(arr1[i]);
}
}
return retArr;
};
Brett Zamir
on 2011-06-13 19:23:58
@George Wilde: Great, thanks for sharing!
George Wilde
on 2011-06-13 12:14:55
Hey,
Thanks for the code it worked perfectly as described :)
I thought I would post my adaptation returning an array instead of an object. In doing this you sacrifice the original array keys but it suited my needs.
function array_diff (arr1) {
// http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net
// + original by: Kevin van Zonneveld (http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net)
// + improved by: Sanjoy Roy
// + revised by: Brett Zamir (http://brett-zamir.me)
// * example 1: array_diff(['Kevin', 'van', 'Zonneveld'], ['van', 'Zonneveld']);
// * returns 1: [0 => 'Kevin']
var retArr = [],
argl = arguments.length,
k1 = '',
i = 1,
k = '',
arr = {};
arr1keys: for (k1 in arr1) {
for (i = 1; i < argl; i++) {
arr = arguments[i];
for (k in arr) {
if (arr[k] === arr1[k1]) {
// If it reaches here, it was found in at least one array, so try next value
continue arr1keys;
}
}
retArr.push(arr1[k1]);
}
}
return retArr;
}
CoR
on 2010-11-18 00:19:52
@Brett Zamir:
Yes, I see what you mean... I was too fast to point array problem without reading faq. My bad ;)
Anyway, in my case array_diff should work only with JS arrays and it MUST return fully functional JS array.
[] and .push() works great :)
Another 'solution' is making array_diffo that will use json objects as key:value array. But it's poor substitute for PHP's associative arrays. No length, no indexing...
It's nice that this site exist. You have tons of useful code!
Brett Zamir
on 2010-11-17 12:23:11
@CoR: Please see item 1 of the FAQ: http://wiki.github.com/kvz/phpjs/faq . The PHP way is to preserve keys which as you suggest is problematic with regular arrays (not to mention non-numeric keys).
CoR
on 2010-11-16 04:39:09
var ar1 =[0,1,2,3,4];
var ar2 =[0,1,2];
var a = array_diff(ar1,ar2);
console.log(a.length); // 5
p.s. a.length will fail because of var retArr = {};
After [] fix it will produce seemingly false .length of 5.
a === [undefined, undefined, undefined,3,4];
CoR
on 2010-11-16 02:33:08
You have pretty nasty bug in code. JavaScript doesn't have real array. Length isn't real number of array items!
.length = lastIndex + 1;
Consider this:
var ar = [0,1,2];
console.log(ar.length); // 3, and that's ok
ar[900] = 3;
console.log(ar.length); // 901 and that's horribly wrong!
With ar[900] I just created array of 901 elements. First three are 0,1,2. Last element is 3. And in the middle I have 897 undefined elements. Pretty bad...
Fix:
var retArr = {}; // not good
var retArr = []; // good
retArr[k1] = arr1[k1]; // bug
retArr.push(arr1[k1]);
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-11-08 16:40:26
@ Brett Zamir: Yes we have a FAQ! : ) Let's just take a moment to enjoy that fact :D
Ok, good.
I've changed the navigation a bit according to your ideas.
As far as linking/making wiki pages for individual functions; I'm not too fond of that idea as there already is a lot of information about functions in the comments, and I think I'd like to keep it centralized that way.
And we can't move all function comments to the wiki cause that would probably raise the bar for people to leave any comment at all.
Brett Zamir
on 2009-11-08 03:50:02
@Kevin: also, btw, thanks for adding the link!
Brett Zamir
on 2009-11-08 03:49:09
@Kevin: Now that we actually have a FAQ on the wiki (at least the beginnings of one), do you want to link directly to that instead of the wiki? (or maybe call it "FAQ/wiki" to indicate that both are available there) I think it's important to indicate that we have FAQ answered there. Also, what do you think of making automated links on the function pages to the wiki for letting users contribute their own non-PHP variations, tips on use, etc.?
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-11-07 18:29:31
Link is on it's way!
Brett Zamir
on 2009-10-26 00:50:33
It seems the comments problem is fixed now. And, sure, go ahead and add a link to the wiki; that'd be great...
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-10-25 13:25:53
@ Brett Zamir: The comments, no I'm not having those issues. Could you by any chance supply the errors?
btw I removed the social javascript. maybe that fixes some issues as well.
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-10-25 13:24:39
@ Brett Zamir: Thanks for baring with me Brett. I must say I'll sleep a little bit better knowing there's 1 less thing I need to maintain & think of.
I'll add a link to the github wiki and we'll see how it goes OK?
Brett Zamir
on 2009-10-18 18:29:08
@Kevin: Also, by the way, do you know why phpjs.org hangs seemingly indefinitely after posting a comment here? I seem to always have to refresh the page... (there are also some red warnings displayed in the interim)
Brett Zamir
on 2009-10-18 18:25:42
@Kevin: I guess using the GitHub wiki would be ok, but it really gets under my skin when these sites, instead of using the powerful and well-known Mediawiki, add frustratingly deficient wikis of their own (and I'm already unhappy with Git itself, or rather, the current lack of GUI tools to work with it as well as with Subversion). But to be fair to you (and it is not a big deal for the limited documentation we need), the GitHub wiki should work fine for this.
Itsacon
on 2009-10-09 12:47:34
I understand, and have by now run into the problem myself (array_diff with un-indexed arrays gives forced numeric indexes to the resulting array).
If you choose to use generic Objects for arrays throughout, the implode() function should reflect this as well.
I'll append a comment there.
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-10-09 12:14:24
@ Brett Zamir: We could probably start one in the wiki.
What do you think about hosting the wiki here:
http://wiki.github.com/kvz/phpjs ?
this way i wouldn't have to worry about updating media wiki, accountmanagement, and backups ?
Brett Zamir
on 2009-10-09 05:06:36
@Itsacon: We are really kind of forced in most cases to treat arrays as objects in order to preserve PHP-like behavior of preserving keys (such as array_diff), including numeric keys. For example, to take Example #1 at http://php.net/array_diff , note that the key returned is '1' (with the value 'blue'). To do this with a regular array, we would either need to force the array to be of size 2, i.e.: "[undefined, 'blue']" or lose the key=1 information, i.e., "['blue']".
I also see that I hadn't updated our array_diff example to show an object being returned, so it was showing an array being returned instead, but that is now fixed in Git.
If you really want to be able to return genuine arrays and don't mind losing key information (or don't mind getting an array which has "undefined" place-holders for empty numeric keys causing the size of the array to be inflated), then we could add some code to allow you to do something like:
ini_set('phpjs.objectsAsArrays', 0);
...to indicate you want array inputs to be returned as arrays. But again, there are disadvantages to this, and we'd have to choose one of the two approaches (undefined items or no key information).
@Kevin: If you ever decide to add a FAQ, I think this should be the #1 Question! :)
Itsacon
on 2009-10-08 10:35:49
There's a compatibility problem with this function and functions that take Array inputs (and check for it), like implode().
This is caused by this line:
var arr1 = arguments[0], retArr = {};
The retArr variable gets instantiated as a generic Object, not an Array. Because of this, the return value for this function is not an Array.
I changed this line to
var arr1 = arguments[0], retArr = new Array;
This solved my problems.
(Note that this also applies to several other array_ functions that (should) return Arrays)
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-03-13 15:51:53
@ Sanjoy Roy: Thank you, added!
Re-Ordering the Index
on 2008-03-13 03:50:23
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/*
Sanjoy Roy's comments:
-------------------------------
I have added a counter variable (cntr) and return array returns ordered array.
This will help to get rid of 'undefined' values in the list when we use them in our program.
*/
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
function array_diff (array) {
// http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net
// + original by: Kevin van Zonneveld (http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net)
// * example 1: array_diff(['Kevin', 'van', 'Zonneveld'], ['van', 'Zonneveld']);
// * returns 1: ['Kevin']
var arr_dif = [], i = 1, argc = arguments.length, argv = arguments, key, key_c, found=false, cntr=0;
// loop through 1st array
for ( key in array ){
// loop over other arrays
for (i = 1; i< argc; i++){
// find in the compare array
found = false;
for (key_c in argv[i]) {
if (argv[i][key_c] == array[key]) {
found = true;
break;
}
}
if(!found){
//arr_dif[key] = array[key];
arr_dif[cntr] = array[key];
cntr++;
}
}
}
return arr_dif;
};
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-01-22 09:00:40
@ Ates Goral: All together superb contributions. Greatly formatted and very consistent. I also like that you've included the example-return pairs in the comments. Thanks a LOT!
Ates Goral
on 2008-01-22 05:37:46
Here's array_diff_key():
function array_diff_key(object) {
// * example 1: array_diff_key({red: 1, green: 2, blue: 3, white: 4});
// * returns 1: {"red":1, "green":2, "blue":3, "white":4}
// * example 2: array_diff_key({red: 1, green: 2, blue: 3, white: 4}, {red: 5});
// * returns 2: {"green":2, "blue":3, "white":4}
// * example 3: array_diff_key({red: 1, green: 2, blue: 3, white: 4}, {red: 5}, {green: 6, blue: 7});
// * returns 3: {"white":4}
// * example 4: array_diff_key({red: 1, green: 2, blue: 3, white: 4}, {red: 5}, {red: 5});
// * returns 4: {"green":2, "blue":3, "white":4}
var ret = new Object();
for (var key in object) {
ret[key] = object[key];
}
for (var argidx = 1; argidx < arguments.length; ++argidx) {
var other = arguments[argidx];
if (other instanceof Object) {
for (var key in other) {
delete ret[key];
}
}
}
return ret;
}


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