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◆ TwoExclusionRange()
| ch.ethz.systems.netbench.xpt.utility.TwoExclusionRange.TwoExclusionRange |
( |
int |
lowerBoundIncl, |
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int |
upperBoundIncl, |
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int |
exclusionCandidate |
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Create a range that can possibly exclude two of its candidates that are in the range.
- Parameters
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| lowerBoundIncl | Lower bound of the range (inclusive) |
| upperBoundIncl | Higher bound of the range (inclusive) |
| exclusionCandidate | Candidate which will be excluded if it exists in the range |
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| int ch.ethz.systems.netbench.xpt.utility.TwoExclusionRange.draw |
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hash, |
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int |
exclusionCandidate |
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Draw the correct candidate out of the range given the hash.
- Parameters
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| hash | Hash |
| exclusionCandidate | Exclusion candidate |
- Returns
- Candidate matching the hash
◆ exclusionA
| final Integer ch.ethz.systems.netbench.xpt.utility.TwoExclusionRange.exclusionA |
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private |
◆ exclusions
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| final int ch.ethz.systems.netbench.xpt.utility.TwoExclusionRange.lowerBoundIncl |
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| final int ch.ethz.systems.netbench.xpt.utility.TwoExclusionRange.range |
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◆ upperBoundIncl
| final int ch.ethz.systems.netbench.xpt.utility.TwoExclusionRange.upperBoundIncl |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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An implicit graph is a graph where you don't explicitly store each edge and node. For example, an ASCII maze counts as a implicit graph:
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What are the nodes and what are the edges? In this maze, the blank spaces would represent the nodes, and two nodes are connected by an edge if there is no # between them. To solve this maze, we're trying to find the shortest path we can check every reasonable move from every node otherwise you would need to go backwards. How would we accomplish this?
Breadth First Search is a method to traverse a graph by visting every node.
The algorithm assumes we start at S, and in ascending order we append each node depending on its distance from the starting node.
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 19 + + + 6 + 4 + 6 7 + 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 + + 5 4 3 4 5 + + 10 + + 15 + 17 + 19 + + + 6 + 2 + 6 7 8 9 10 + 16 17 18 + 20 21 + + 7 + 1 + 7 + 9 + 11 + 17 + 19 20 21 + + + + + 0 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Answer: 19
How long would this algorithm take to run?
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[--filters <value>]
[--result-attributes <value>]
[--next-token <value>]
[--max-results <value>]
[--cli-input-json <value>]
[--generate-cli-skeleton <value>]
One or more filters. Use a filter to return a more specific list of results.
Shorthand Syntax:
Key=string,Values=string,string,Type=string ...
JSON Syntax:
[
{
"Key": "string",
"Values": ["string", ...],
"Type": "Equal"|"NotEqual"|"BeginWith"|"LessThan"|"GreaterThan"
}
...
]
The list of inventory item types to return.
Shorthand Syntax:
TypeName=string ...
JSON Syntax:
[
{
"TypeName": "string"
}
...
]
The token for the next set of items to return. (You received this token from a previous call.)
The maximum number of items to return for this call. The call also returns a token that you can specify in a subsequent call to get the next set of results.
--cli-input-json (string) Performs service operation based on the JSON string provided. The JSON string follows the format provided by --generate-cli-skeleton. If other arguments are provided on the command line, the CLI values will override the JSON-provided values.
--generate-cli-skeleton (string) Prints a JSON skeleton to standard output without sending an API request. If provided with no value or the value input, prints a sample input JSON that can be used as an argument for --cli-input-json. If provided with the value output, it validates the command inputs and returns a sample output JSON for that command.
To view your inventory
This example gets the custom metadata for your inventory.
Command:
aws ssm get-inventory
Output:
{
"Entities": [
{
"Data": {
"AWS:InstanceInformation": {
"Content": [
{
"ComputerName": "ip-172-31-44-222.us-west-2.compute.internal",
"InstanceId": "i-0cb2b964d3e14fd9f",
"IpAddress": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"AgentType": "amazon-ssm-agent",
"ResourceType": "EC2Instance",
"AgentVersion": "2.0.672.0",
"PlatformVersion": "2016.09",
"PlatformName": "Amazon Linux AMI",
"PlatformType": "Linux"
}
],
"TypeName": "AWS:InstanceInformation",
"SchemaVersion": "1.0",
"CaptureTime": "2017-02-20T18:03:58Z"
}
},
"Id": "i-0cb2b964d3e14fd9f"
}
]
}
Entities -> (list)
Collection of inventory entities such as a collection of instance inventory.
(structure)
Inventory query results.
Id -> (string)
ID of the inventory result entity. For example, for managed instance inventory the result will be the managed instance ID. For EC2 instance inventory, the result will be the instance ID.Data -> (map)
The data section in the inventory result entity json.
key -> (string)
value -> (structure)
The inventory result item.
TypeName -> (string)
The name of the inventory result item type.SchemaVersion -> (string)
The schema version for the inventory result item/CaptureTime -> (string)
The time inventory item data was captured.ContentHash -> (string)
MD5 hash of the inventory item type contents. The content hash is used to determine whether to update inventory information. The put-inventory API does not update the inventory item type contents if the MD5 hash has not changed since last update.Content -> (list)
Contains all the inventory data of the item type. Results include attribute names and values.
(map)
key -> (string)
value -> (string)
NextToken -> (string)
The token to use when requesting the next set of items. If there are no additional items to return, the string is empty.


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A responsive multifunction navigation system for personal blog, portfolio, and especially for writers & developer's sites. This navigation comes with multiple UI features and UX effects that friendly interact with users.
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With Volpiano, alphanumeric characters and other symbols are rendered as pitches and other musical elements on standard staves. On Cantus Ultimus, you can use Volpiano to enter a certain melody and search for that melody in available manuscripts.
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Tens of thousands of years ago, humans would gather around the fire at night and share stories. We craved narratives to explain our world. And in the crackling fires of the darkest nights, myth and legend was born. As the oral tradition was displaced by the written word, our appetite for storytelling only increased. For thousands of years, from the Bible to Shakespeare - we’ve clung especially tight to those narratives that define the very essence of humanity, through courage, conflict, betrayal, and love.
The relatively recent medium of film (which is only about 130 years old) has spawned a multi-billion dollar industry whose sole purpose is to entertain, delight - and even challenge us - through storytelling. Recent technological advancements have allowed the moviemakers of the 21st century to transport us to fictional worlds and depict fantastical creatures that are completely believable. But, without a good story, even the best special effects won’t save a terrible plot. See exhibit A: the Transformers franchise.
The history of storytelling in games is an even shorter one. As a kid, my brother and I spent hours shooting extraterrestrials in Space Invaders. But we never did find out why those aliens were so intent on destroying planet Earth. Fast forward thirty years later to the alien invasion in Mass Effect, and it’s a whole different story (sorry).
The 1990s brought us so many amazing story-driven adventure games from publishers such as Sierra and Lucasarts. Man, I loved those games. As a kid who grew up devouring books, adventure games were a natural extension of the Choose Your Own Adventure style of interactivity that allowed you to actually be in the story.
Then, it all fell apart. There came a terrible dry spell for a decade or so where first-person shooter after first-person shooter was threatening to sink the industry into a mire of prepubescent bloodlust devoid of any plausible exposition whatsoever. But, I think we’re mostly over that now.
Yes, there is still a lot of shooting going on in games today.  Maybe it’s a guy thing, like enjoying the Fast and Furious movies. Other shooting games - I’m looking at you Call of Duty - just come off as recruiting tools for the US army.
But, I’m extremely encouraged by the recent wave of indie games that are trying to push storytelling in games into different directions. In Papo and Yo, an alcoholic father forces a young Brazilian boy to cower in the closet, where he retreats into a dream-like world and eventually finds catharsis. Gone Home tells its story through contextual exploration, where you read notes and letters while rifling through the belongings of an absentee family. There are no guns in sight. Even more commercial games, such as The Walking Dead, are welcome revivals of the adventure genre, and explore relationships in parallel with the splitting open of zombie heads.
Speaking of relationships, I’m playing Dragon Age II right now. Bioware is well-known for compelling RPGs with great storytelling and even characters you can pursue romances with. Dragon Age II was criticized for a weak plot, and I can definitely see why. Although the meticulous attention to world-building is there, the lack of a narrative thread leaves the game feeling listless. In response, Bioware made sure the writing in Dragon Age: Inquisition was top-notch (or so I hear - it’ll be while before I get around to playing it, I’m sure). The point is, the story is no longer an afterthought in gaming these days. People really care about good writing. In fact, it can make or break a game, regardless of how good the graphics are.
As games continues to evolve, it seems obvious that storytelling will surge into the forefront of bleeding-edge game design. In retrospect, we can see how faster graphics processing allowed game designers to move from linear-track shooters to creating massive open worlds. I believe the same will happen with storytelling, where advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) will allow a deep and profound interaction with non-player characters (NPCs). Gamers will be able to influence and engage in the complex moving parts of plot and character development in unimaginable ways. A truly idiosyncratic gaming experience will become possible, where no two playthroughs could ever be alike.
Do you think five possible endings sounds impressive? How about thousands of variations. Tens of thousands. Millions. How about an infinite number of parallel universes for you to explore in your own virtual reality. Games won’t be “games” anymore, they’ll be alternative realities, every bit as real as this reality. NPCs will be indistinguishable from your friends. Heck, they’ll probably be your only friends. At that point, that great human accomplishment - the ability to tell a good story, will be eclipsed by the ability of the machine to tell an infinite variation of stories.
I hope this never happens though. I’d like to think we can step back from that inevitable abyss and appreciate the art of the story, which is really a celebration of our imagination. Sometimes too much choice overwhelms us.
In fact, I have a confession. Whenever I’m confronted with a terrible in-game choice, it paralyzes me. Do I save Carley or Doug from the zombie attack? Do I upload the Reaper code to the Geth collective?  In the end, I always check out both alternatives. And I’m always relieved to find out that neither choice really changes the main plot. It was all smoke and mirrors - the illusion of choice. The story goes on as it was meant to, guided by the storyteller’s deft hand. That, in the end, is as comforting as the crackle and hiss of that flickering fire, keeping the terrible unknowns of the night at bay.


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The used arguments have the following meaning:
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Choose or create your main binary. Additional libraries can be added from the "Libs" tab.
For MapReduce or Java Action jobs, "mains" are not applicable. You are required to add one or more "libs" for these jobs.
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Axis Focused 25: Strong outperformer with low risk
Focus on sustainable businesses, multi-cap flexibility have delivered strong returns
by Anand KalyanaramanAfter sharp volatility over the past year, the market is again on a roll with the Sensex crossing the 40,000-mark. But there is wide divergence in the performance of stocks.
A few large-cap stocks have done very well and driven up the benchmark indices, while many large-, mid-cap and small-cap stocks languish. The market rally has been narrow and there seem to be pockets of buying opportunities across the market capitalisation spectrum.
Investors seeking to benefit from this can consider buying a high-performing multi-cap fund that has the flexibility to invest across the board. Axis Focused 25 fund is among the best performers in this category.
Its annualised returns of nearly 20 per cent over the past year, 17 per cent over three years and 13 per cent over five years place it in the top quartile among multi-cap funds. The fund has also outperformed its benchmark Nifty 50 TRI comfortably.
In the focused fund category too, Axis Focused 25 is among the best. It is rated four star by the BusinessLine Star Track ratings. The fund, launched in 2012, has put up a strong performance in the past few years, after a somewhat subdued show until 2016.
Strategy
As mandated by SEBI, funds in the focused category can invest in a maximum of 30 stocks. Axis Focused 25 is an open-ended fund and invests in a maximum of 25 stocks across large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap spaces.
The fund adopts a bottom-up investing strategy with high conviction bets. Its diversification across sectors and focus on sustainable, high-quality businesses mitigates the concentration risk generally associated with relatively small portfolios.
The fund’s high active allocation approach results in significant divergence from the benchmark composition. At the same time, it seeks to keep overall portfolio risk low by investing about half the corpus in core stocks that have low volatility.
Portfolio
The fund generally does not buy PSU stocks. As of October 2019, the fund had 24 stocks with about 83 per cent of the portfolio in large-caps, about 15 per cent in mid-caps and the rest in cash and equivalents.
The chunk of the portfolio (about 43 per cent) is in finance stocks, followed by information technology and consumer goods (about 12 per cent each).
Top stock holdings include HDFC Bank, Bajaj Finance, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bajaj Finserv, TCS, Avenue Supermarts, Asian Paints, Pidilite Industries and Reliance Industries.
Well-timed moves such as buying into Asian Paints and Reliance Industries and exiting from Varroc Engineering and SPARC over the last year, have held the fund in good stead.
Asset shifts
The fund has, in the past, made good use of its flexibility to shift allocations across market-caps, depending on its assessment of market conditions and valuations. For instance, a couple of years ago, around end-2017, about half the fund’s portfolio was in large caps, about a third in mid caps and about 5 per cent in small caps.
Since then, the fund has exited its small–cap positions, moderated its mid-cap holdings and increased its large-cap exposure. This has helped it do well amid volatility over the past year or so, that impacted smaller stocks the most. The fund has also not shied away from reducing equity holdings and increasing cash position when it deems fit. For instance, about a year ago, as much as 15 per cent of its portfolio was in cash and equivalents.
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2020
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Talking Under Water Episode 19: Energy Efficiency & Drives
Podcast hosts unpack a recent U.S. EPA proposal to amend coal ash wastewater and monitoring rules and discus Ohio’s new H2Ohio plan.
In this month’s episode of Talking Under Water, hosts Lauren Del Ciello, Bob Crossen and Katie Johns unpack the recent U.S. EPA proposal to amend coal ash wastewater and monitoring rules. And they also discuss Ohio’s new H2Ohio plan, which aims to reduce algae blooms, improve wastewater infrastructure and prevent lead contamination. Lastly, due to a technical snafu, the planned interview for this month was changed from cyber security to energy efficiency and drives, as the hosts share an interview with Mads Warming of Danfoss during WEFTEC 2019.
Listen to the full episode here on SoundCloud and subscribe on iTunes, Google Play!
Join the conversation! Connect with Talking Under Water on Facebook and use the hashtag #talkingunderwaterpod.
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EPA Coal Ash Wastewater Proposal
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Talking Under Water is the premier podcast for the water industry, including municipal and industrial water and wastewater, residential water treatment, storm water management and erosion control. It is produced in coordination between Water & Wastes Digest (WWD), Water Quality Products (WQP) and Storm Water Solutions (SWS). The podcast covers topics under the One Water movement including the municipal and industrial water and wastewater, point of use, point of entry, residential, storm water and erosion control markets. Talking Under Water highlights news, trends, new technologies, industry discussions and on-site interviews with experts for WWD, WQP and SWS. Logo Images: Anatoly Tiplyashin / Romolo Tavani / stock.adobe.com.
Contact the Talking Under Water podcast editors by emailing<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Join the conversation by commenting or using the hashtag #talkingunderwaterpod on social media.


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Java has always interested me. When I was in my final year of college, I came across a certification program called “Oracle Certification”. Having good basic knowledge in java, I took it up as a challenge to learn advanced concepts, write the certification exam and be recognized as an Oracle Certified Java Professional. Well, you can call me one now.
My career as a Java developer started in Sysvine Technologies Pvt Ltd in the capacity of Software Engineer. Sysvine has a powerful and user-friendly Hospital Management System built using Java. Recognizing my skills, they assigned that project to me where I put all my knowledge to use and eventually became in-charge of developing and maintaining Pharmacy and Inventory modules in a short period of time.
In September 2013, the world was abuzz about the launch of iOS 7. My curiosity on the iOS platform grew when my colleague introduced me to the world of iOS and iPhone. With the variety of apps that can be built on it and its new UI led me to start reading and understanding its platform. Eventually, I went on to build iPhone apps concentrating more on the user interface and started getting good at it. With this new found love for iOS platform, I started developing iPhone applications in Sysvine and was able to complete requirements before projected deadline. Gradually I became one of the lead iOS developers and till date have pushed multiple apps into the Apple app store.
Most applications today are keen on including Social Media integration and Analytics. According to a survey atleast 71% of the online adults use FaceBook, this is exactly why companies are trying to market apps on Social Media. Working with FaceBook API, Twitter API and GooglePlus API showed me how easy it was to integrate them seamlessly into our application. Tap a button to share, it doesn’t even cost a penny, who wouldn’t do that? Now that the apps are recognized by many people, companies like to know how users use the application in order to improvise it studying their needs, this is where Analytics come into play. I’ve worked with Google Analytics and Segment.io which are pretty damn good. I specialized in tracking a user’s usage vision and analyzing malware activities over a period of time.
Apart from these, my other areas of work include Golang, Node.js, databases like MongoDB and MySQL. Basically, I enjoy building elegant and simple technology solutions to complex problems. According to me, simple code and proper infrastructure can greatly reduce complexity costs that can paralyze a business over time.
Summary
Over six years of software development experience with major highlights
- Experience in mobile application developments in Native iOS and Hybrid framework.
- Experience in Design, Development and Apple store Submission Process.
- Extensive programming skills in Objective-C, Swift, Golang, Java, JavaScript.
- Has experience in JavaScript frameworks in front-end as well in back-end.
- Familiar with Agile and Scrum methodologies and Project Management using JIRA.
- Solid understanding in web service integration with iOS apps.
- Has experience in test driven development of mobile applications.
- Developed iOS/Mac OS frameworks and published in CocoaPods.
- Experience in test driven development in back-end and mobile applications
Sincere with software development and loves to face challenges. Very good in solving difficult problems. Able to prioritize tasks and workloads in order of importance.
Experience
Position Company Periods Lead Engineer QBurst From November, 2017 to till Date Senior Engineer QBurst From November, 2015 to till Date Senior Software Engineer Sysvine From February, 2015 to October, 2015 Software Engineer Level - II Sysvine From March, 2014 to Janaury, 2015 Software Engineer Level - I Sysvine From May, 2013 to February, 2014 Software Engineer Trainee Sysvine From February, 2013 to April, 2013
Technical Skills
Technologies Frameworks Mobile Native iOS using Objective-C, Swift and Hybrid Mobile Applicaiton using Apache Cordova Web Golang, Node.js and J2EE using web applicaiton development User Interface jQuery, Ext.js and HTML5/CSS3 Analytics Google Analytics, Customer.io and Segment.io DBMS MySQL and MongoDB Operating Systems Mac, Ubuntu and Windows Development Tools Xcode 8+, Eclipse, NetBeans and WebStorm


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Hey awesome friends and family!
Studtor 1.0 is underway and like I promised, I found some good teachers. Here are some topics for which I found some expert volunteers to teach:
1) Physics, astrophysics (done over hangout)2) Squash3) Javascript4) LSAT or academic philosophy with an expertise in Witgenstein or epistemic philosophy (done over hangout)5) Basketball (midtown west, indoors)6) Tennis7) cooking (Tina I think called this already)Would anybody like a free 30-40 minute lesson in either of these topics? My only request is that afterwards, you fill out a questionaire that I send your way.Expenses (squash) will be paid for.If you have any teaching services to lend, please let me know! Write me a short description of what you would like to teach and I will match you up with a student very soon.


MM.activeSession.documents represents the Documents collection related to a session in the MindMeld API. The searchable corpus of Document objects that are contextually related to the Session.
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get(params, onSuccess, onFail)
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Get and search across all documents indexed for your application. In addition to providing faceted search and filtering across your collection of documents, this endpoint also provides the capability to deliver relevant document results based on the contextual history of your session. A request with a user token can retrieve documents only if the associated user is permitted to access the session object itself. A request with an admin token can retrieve documents for any session associated with your application.
Name Type Description params
QueryParameters optional A
QueryParameters
object allowing you to filter the documents returned. See documentation here for more details For this function, the following additional parameters are also available:Name Type Description entityids
Array.<string> | string optional An array of entityid values or a single entityid value. If specified, only documents related to the specified entities will be returned in the response.
numentities
number optional The number of most recent entities to include in the request. If specified, only documents related to the specified number of most recent entities will be returned in the response.
textentryids
Array.<string> | string optional An array of textentryid values or a single textentryid value. If specified, only documents related to the specified text entries will be returned in the response
query
string optional A search query string to retrieve specific objects that match the query. See the documentation on search query syntax for more information.
document-ranking-factors
string optional A JSON string containing custom factors that will be used to rank the documents returned by this request. Read the section on custom ranking factors to learn more about how you can adjust the search ranking factors to customize the document results for your application.
history-since
number | string optional A Unix timestamp or strtotime date value that specifies the beginning of the contextual history time window that will be used to influence the document results. Any contextual data uploaded prior to the start of this window will be ignored in the calculation to determine contextually relevant document results. If not specified, the value defaults to the latest contextual history of the session.
history-until
number | string optional A Unix timestamp or strtotime date value that specifies the end of the contextual history time window that will be used to influence the document results. Any contextual data uploaded after the end of this window will be ignored in the calculation to determine contextually relevant document results. If not specified, the value defaults to the latest contextual history of the session
start
number optional The index of the first object in the returned list of objects. This can be used for paging through large collections of objects.
limit
number optional The maximum number of individual objects to be returned in the response. If not specified, the default is 10. The maximum allowed value is 50.
since
number | string optional A Unix timestamp or strtotime date value that specifies the start of a range of time-based data. Only documents with publication date after this timestamp will be returned in the response.
until
number | string optional A Unix timestamp or strtotime date value that specifies the end of a range of time-based data. Only documents with publication date before this timestamp will be returned in the response.
onSuccess
APISuccessCallback optional callback for when getting the session document list was successful
onFail
APIErrorCallback optional callback for when getting the session document list failed
Example
function getDocuments () { var queryParams = { numentities: 4 }; // add custom ranking factors to this query queryParams['document-ranking-factors'] = { recency: 0.5, popularity: 0.7, relevance: 0, proximity: 0.2, customrank1: 0.3 }; queryParams['history-since'] = 'yesterday'; MM.activeSession.documents.get(queryParams, onGetDocuments); } function onGetDocuments (response) { var documents = response.data; console.log(documents); }
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json(){Array.<Object>}
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Helper function returns the JSON data for the session documents collection
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function getDocuments () { MM.activeSession.documents.get(null, onGetDocuments); } function onGetDocuments () { var documents = MM.activeSession.documents.json(); // MM.activeSession.documents.json() returns a JSON object // containing data received from MM.activeSession.documents.get() }
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Sets the activeSession's documents' onUpdate handler. Pass null as the updateHandler parameter to deregister a previously set updateHandler.
Name Type Description updateHandler
APISuccessCallback optional callback for when the activeSession's document list updates.
onSuccess
function optional callback for when subscription to onUpdate event succeeds
onError
function optional callback for when subscription to onUpdate event fails
getQueryParams
QueryParamGetter optional custom function used to determine
QueryParameters
used to in get() request when collection updatesExample
function documentsOnUpdateExample () { // set the onUpdate handler for the documents list MM.activeSession.documents.onUpdate( onDocumentsUpdate, onSubscribedToDocumentsUpdates, onSubscribeToDocumentsUpdatesError, getDocumentsListParams ); } function onSubscribedToDocumentsUpdates () { // successfully subscribed to updates to the session's document list // now, post a text entry createTextEntry(); } function onSubscribeToDocumentsUpdatesError () { console.log('error subscribing to document list updates'); } function getDocumentsListParams () { // When the document list updates, only fetch 5 objects return { limit: 5 }; } function onDocumentsUpdate () { // there was an update to the documents list var documents = MM.activeSession.documents.json(); // documents contains the latest list of documents } function createTextEntry () { var textEntryData = { text: 'What was the episode where Elaine is banned from the soup shop?', type: 'text', weight: 1.0 }; MM.activeSession.textentries.post(textEntryData); }


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Suffolk library book returned after 52 years
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The Metaphysical Poets by Jim Hunter was recently returned to Lowestoft Library, having been overdue since September 1967.
Lavenham Library launches opening hours consultation
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Suffolk Libraries are asking people living in and around Lavenham their views on potential changes to the library’s opening hours.
Clare Library to close for refurbishment
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Clare Library will be closed for refurbishment from 1 - 8 July, reopening on Tuesday 9 July.
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Suffolk Libraries is launching a new health and wellbeing group for young people at Chantry Library in partnership with NSFT (Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust) and 4YP (Suffolk Young People’s Health project).
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Brandon Library to change opening hours
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Southwold Library has launched the programme for the seventh annual Slaughter in Southwold crime writers' festival. Several renowned crime authors will be giving talks about their writing on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 June at Southwold Arts Centre.
Needham Market Library links up with Needham, Massachusetts for children's art project
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An arts project at Needham Market Library provided a live link-up between local children and those at the library’s namesake in Massachusetts on Saturday 23 March.
Changes to overdue charges for books
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Suffolk Libraries will be changing charges for overdue books as of 1 April 2019.


Respectfully Greeting You, How are you and your family? I hope all of you are fine. This should surprise you because you don't know me and I don't know you. Nevertheless, it is my pleasure contacting you for the investment I intended to do in your country. I am Sadou K. Hamal and I am 25 years of age. Though I have not met you, considering my situation now I risk confiding in you for my survival because I have that conviction of trusting in you. There is this eighteen million dollar ( USd18m) my late father deposited in Deposit House before he was assassinated by unspecified rebels.Unfortunately, after few months my mother also was murdered.So, I ran away, but now, I have decided to invest this fund in yourcountry or anywhere safer, outside Africa for security and political purposes. I want your help to transfer and invest the fund in your country, hence I contacted you. Also I will like to continue my education in your country, while you will manage the investment of the fund in a good business. Then you will be getting 30% of the profit of the investment. I will give you further details when you reply. My warm greetings to your family. Respectfully Yours, Sadou


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Hi my name is Jeff and I am a web developer living in Jackson, WY. I started coding on my own as a way to challenge myself and learn a new skill. The fusion of creativity and logic sparked my interest and I soon found myself pursuing a new career rather than hobby. When I am not coding, I can be found exploring Jackson's surrounding mountains and rivers. My favorite hobbies include skiing, mountain biking, rafting, surfing, scuba diving, rollerblading and fly fishing.
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Proficient in HTML, CSS, Javascript, JQuery, Bootstrap.
Working knowledge of React.js, MySQL, MongoDB, Node.js, Postman, Insomnia, Github, Heroku, Microsoft Office.
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I recently completed The University of Denver's full stack coding bootcamp in June, 2021. Before that, I graduated from Elon University in 2016 with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management and a minor in Asian Studies.
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A simple example of a graphical dashboard, backed by Google's BigQuery and running in Python on App Engine.
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7014839 reads, size:2175232254 bytes, created 2015-12-23 16:34:10
Number of alignments in various mapping quality (MAPQ) intervals and number of unmapped sequences.
| Number | Percentage | |
| MAPQ >= 30 | 6235750.0 | 88.9 |
| MAPQ < 30 | 12486.0 | 0.2 |
| MAPQ < 20 | 11798.0 | 0.2 |
| MAPQ < 10 | 17785.0 | 0.3 |
| MAPQ < 3 | 1343.0 | 0.0 |
| Unmapped | 735677.0 | 10.5 |
| Total | 7014839.0 | 100.0 |
Number of alignments in various mapping quality (MAPQ) intervals and number of unmapped sequences.
Distribution of read lengths separated by mapping quality thresholds.
Base quality distributions separated by mapping quality thresholds.
A HMM was trained on a subset of the sequences. Shown are log2 odds ratios comparing emission probabilities in match states to background nucleotide probabilities. Values above 0 indicate positional enrichment of a particular nucleotide. "L" indicates the emission probabilities for a state modelling residiues in the middle of the reads.
A HMM was trained on a subset of the sequences. Shown are log2 odds ratios comparing emission probabilities in match states to background nucleotide probabilities. Values above 0 indicate positional enrichment of a particular nucleotide. "L" indicates the emission probabilities for a state modelling residiues in the middle of the reads.
A HMM was trained on a subset of the sequences. Shown are log2 odds ratios comparing emission probabilities in match states to background nucleotide probabilities. Values above 0 indicate positional enrichment of a particular nucleotide. "L" indicates the emission probabilities for a state modelling residiues in the middle of the reads.
Distribution of Mismatches in MAPQ >= 30 reads.
Distribution of Mismatches in MAPQ < 30 reads.
Distribution of Mismatches in MAPQ < 20 reads.
Distribution of Mismatches in MAPQ < 10 reads.
Distribution of Mismatches in MAPQ < 3 reads.
Barplot shows the percentage of reads (y-axis) with 0, 1, 2 ... errors (x axis) for MAPQ >= 30 reads.
Barplot shows the percentage of reads (y-axis) with 0, 1, 2 ... errors (x axis) for MAPQ < 30 reads.
Barplot shows the percentage of reads (y-axis) with 0, 1, 2 ... errors (x axis) for MAPQ < 20 reads.
Barplot shows the percentage of reads (y-axis) with 0, 1, 2 ... errors (x axis) for MAPQ < 10 reads.
Barplot shows the percentage of reads (y-axis) with 0, 1, 2 ... errors (x axis) for MAPQ < 3 reads.


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Earlier today when I visited the bittrex exchange site, I thought I had gone to a wrong website… Yeah, Bittrex has changed its look. So I googled to confirm it. Well, even if I were to find out that it’s not the case, it would be too late as I had already logged on…. >_<…
The new look is like the above screenshot. Other than the face-lift, news has it like the following:
Crypto Exchange Bittrex Is Taking New Customers Again
Bittrex Exchange Announces It’s Finally Re-Opening New User Signups
So, basically, it re-opens new user sign-ups (and due to huge influx of application suspended temporarily ha!), enhances their website with improved security and now supports for corporate accounts …
That’s good to hear…. But how come no one talk about the new UI, which, while you cannot say it’s ugly, is definitely inferior to its previous version, at least for now…
I know security is soooooooooo important for an exchange, but for bittrex, you can say that I expect higher. Since, really, I never have security issues with them, so naturally I focus on the details of daily operations.
Rant 1
Coin balances on the trading pages won’t automatically update after transactions/orders are filled/submitted, making me hard to keep track on how much coins I possess at each moment. I will have to refresh the page to see the accurate numbers… Sucks…
Rant 2
An old feature that I love the most about bittrex is that they show you the dollar value of the coin being traded in addition to its BTC price. This is such an important reference for me and now it’s gone. Sucks…
Rant 3
Actually I love the old layout where everything is mostly inside one page and it was easy to scroll down a little bit to see other info. Now the new look isn’t compact enough and I need to really scroll down a lot to see market history and open orders… etc. Can I have the old layout back, please!?
I know that by mentioning @bittrex won’t help as hey it’s not a human and I don’t think they will read steemit blogs. So it’s just my rant. If somehow they can see this post, then it’s even better.
I still don’t know what’s wrong with the old UI - it has no flaws in my eyes.
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| bool | socket_is_ready (void) |
| int8_t | bind (const std::string &ip_, int32_t port_) |
| int8_t | start_epoll_thread (OnClientConnectCB con_cb_, OnClientDisconnectCB discon_cb_, uint64_t max_listen_num=5) |
| int64_t | read (void *buffer_, size_t count_, uint64_t client_fd_=0) |
| int64_t | write (const void *buffer_, size_t count_, uint64_t client_fd_=0) |
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| int64_t | close (int64_t fd_) |
| bool | socket_is_valid (void) |
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| void | epoll_thread_context (OnClientConnectCB con_cb_, OnClientDisconnectCB discon_cb_) |
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| static uint64_t | translate_port_to_binary (uint64_t port_) |
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Godlessness in the Last Days
1 But understand this, that in the last days there will come times of difficulty.
2 For people will be lovers of self, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy,
3 heartless, unappeasable, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not loving good,
4 treacherous, reckless, swollen with conceit, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God,
5 having the appearance of godliness, but denying its power. Avoid such people.
6 For among them are those who creep into households and capture weak women, burdened with sins and led astray by various passions,
7 always learning and never able to arrive at a knowledge of the truth.
8 Just as Jannes and Jambres opposed Moses, so these men also oppose the truth, men corrupted in mind and disqualified regarding the faith.
9 But they will not get very far, for their folly will be plain to all, as was that of those two men.
All Scripture Is Breathed Out by God
10 You, however, have followed my teaching, my conduct, my aim in life, my faith, my patience, my love, my steadfastness,
11 my persecutions and sufferings that happened to me at Antioch, at Iconium, and at Lystra—which persecutions I endured; yet from them all the Lord rescued me.
12 Indeed, all who desire to live a godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted,
13 while evil people and impostors will go on from bad to worse, deceiving and being deceived.
14 But as for you, continue in what you have learned and have firmly believed, knowing from whom you learned it
15 and how from childhood you have been acquainted with the sacred writings, which are able to make you wise for salvation through faith in Christ Jesus.
16 All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righ teousness,
17 that the man of God may be competent, equipped for every good work.
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NUTTY PROFESSOR 2: THE KLUMPS RATING: 5/10 --> Not a good movie
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Eddie Murphy used to be a great comedian. Then, he became a funny actor. Then, he took a shot at singing and quickly realized that his talents weren't as widespread as he believed, so he continued his pace at original comedy. Nowadays, Murphy seems to have become a cash cow, delivering many generic roles in retreads of formerly popular films from Christmas past. His humor seems to be attached to the latex that his characters inhabit and his jokes no longer have that Murphy "punch". BOWFINGER was a step in the right direction. This film is a step in the wrong direction.
PLOT: Professor Sherman Klump's alter-ego Buddy Love does not want him to get married to the love of his life, Denise, so he breaks free of Sherman's body and attempts to take credit for his fat chum's invention, a revolutionary youth serum. All kinds of craziness ensues.
CRITIQUE: A few big laughs and Granny Klump don't excuse this film's lame plot, over-sentimentality and many gross, unfunny and regurgitated jokes. And why slap in a "heartfelt" scene every few minutes? I know that we're supposed to feel sorry for Sherman Klump because he's fat and lonely at times, but we got that the first time that you struck us over the head with it...now make us laugh, dammit!  I think that it's the kind of movie that you're either gonna like or not like. Many people walked out of the audience that I saw it with, but many others were laughing out loud. I chuckled every now and again, mostly when Mother Klump and Granny Klump were in the forefront, but found much of the story to be very, very boring, and Eddie Murphy's primary characters of Sherman and Buddy Love to be the least interesting.
And you'd figure that with a title like THE KLUMPS, the studio would have focused more on the secondary Murphy characters, but other than a tired running sketch between Mother and Father Klump (something about him not being able to hold an erection...haha), none of them were really developed further. Make a film starring Granny Klump going on vacation or something, and I'm there! But watching Murphy overact as Buddy Love and overplay his sad puppy look as Sherman just annoyed the hell out of my after a while. And what's with some of the embarrassingly generic comedy bits like Sherman accidentally slipping the table cloth into his zipper and then getting up...haha, guess what happens to everything on the table? Is this supposed to be fresh comedy? Don't think so! Felt a lot like Archie comic book jokes to me.  On the other hand, a shout-out does definitely go out to Eddie Murphy who once again amazes as all of these different characters (all flawlessly executed), but I personally think that he has overextended his "latex" card with this one. How's about you get back to some real original Eddie Murphy comedy, dude? Enough of the retreads!
 In fact, much of the dialogue between the family members is lost because of overlapping and hard-to-decipher mumbling.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: One dream sequence in this film pays homage to three science-fiction films including STAR WARS, ARMAGEDDON and 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY. Why you may ask? I have no idea! Eddie Murphy plays no less than six characters in this film: Sherman Klump, Buddy Love, Mama, Papa, Ernie and Granny. The transformation in girth that each character required demanded that Murphy endure between 3 to 5 hours of extensive make-up every day. Actor/comedian Chris Elliot has a three-second "cameo" in this film (or is that a part?). Yikes, who's your agent, dude? Janet Jackson, a singer who has sold over 45 million albums worldwide, also used to play Willis' (Todd Bridges) girlfriend in the popular TV sitcom "Different Strokes". This is Murphy's third collaboration with producer Brian Grazer. They also worked on LIFE and BOWFINGER together. Director Peter Segal's directorial debut was on NAKED GUN 33 1/3. He followed that up with MY FELLOW AMERICANS and TOMMY BOY. Co-screenwriters Paul and Chris Weitz made their own feature film debuts as directors of 1999's teen comedy romp AMERICAN PIE.
Review Date: July 26, 2000 Director: Peter Segal Writers: Paul & Chris Weitz, Barry Blaustein and David Sheffield Producer: Brian Grazer Actors: Eddie Murphy as Sherman Klump/various Janet Jackson as Denise Gaines Genre: Comedy Year of Release: 2000 ------------------------------------ JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------ (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD A film review by Kevin Takahashi Copyright 1991 Kevin Takahashi
Written and Directed by Tom Stoppard Cast: Tim Roth, Gary Oldman, Richard Dreyfuss
What we have here is a case of an excellent adaptation of a brilliant stage play. Tom Stoppard has done a fabulous job of both adapting and directing his play for the screen.
I believe this is Stoppard's directorial debut (at least in film), although his screenwriting credits include BRAZIL, as well as screen adaptations of J. G. Ballard's EMPIRE OF THE SUN and John LeCarre's THE RUSSIA HOUSE.
For those of you unfamiliar with R&G, think back to Shakespeare's HAMLET. Remember those two guys who hang around with him for a little while and then are gone? Those are Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. Minor characters in Shakespeare's play. Now imagine this: Watching HAMLET through the eyes of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
To be glib, R&G ARE DEAD can be described as an intellectual "Who's On First?". Indeed, there is much verbal fencing and witty dialogue, that I almost would recommend that those unfamiliar with the text rent it first ... (or read the play) ... so as not to miss a lot of the texture. I'm not going to dwell upon plot anymore, because I've said all I'm going to say about it. That's the general outline, and to say any more would be a foul and hideous deed, indeed.
Another thing that makes R&G ARE DEAD a real treat are the performances of Tim Roth (last seen in Robert Altman's not-so-good VINCENT AND THEO) and Gary Oldman (STATE OF GRACE, etc.) as the befuddled, bewildered duo. They pull of their roles with grace, savoir-faire and charm ... (seemingly) effortlessly portraying R&G. Definitely tour-de-force performances, with few histrionics, and with much subtlety. This is what I believe makes R&G ARE DEAD a superior adaptation ... the fact that subtlety comes across much easier on film than on the stage. A subtle facial expression which may not make a great impact on stage (due to the scale) can make all the difference in a film, and it does here. There are times when both Roth and Oldman make a scene so funny just by a slight change in facial expression. Richard Dreyfuss is also wonderful as the Player, the leader of a travelling theatre troupe that plays at Elsinore.
Tom Stoppard does a fabulous job of directing, as well. He has created an Elsinore like no other Elsinore ... to quote another review "... an Elsinore by way of M. C. Escher...." Don't take it literally ... but Stoppard's Elsinore is a wild and wacky place. He has made some textual changes to accommodate the transition from stage to screen and, I believe, added some material. The sight gags are plentiful enough and a sight to behold, neither staid nor cliche, but fresh and witty.
All in all, this is a film to be experienced. Lovers of the play *cannot* be disappointed, and for those who are not familiar with R&G should find it an enlightening look at HAMLET. Those unfamiliar with HAMLET as well may find the experience confusing, but hopefully an entertaining one nonetheless. Go see this. Please. RATING: 10/10
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