{
"ruby": "2.1",
"rails": "4.1",
"os": "OSX 10.10"
}
When I am working on a Ruby on Rails application views and I see more Ruby code then markup I move that logic in to a helper.
If the helper needs to output markup you should avoid using a blob of text perhaps interpolated with variables with the results of your logic.
For example:
module PublicUi
module HeroImageTagHelper
def hero_image_tag(content_piece, index)
loader = '

'
if content_piece.has_primary_image?
if index == 0
image = image_tag "#{content_piece.primary_image_url}~rs_768.576.fit"
else
image = image_tag "", :'data-original-image' => "#{content_piece.primary_image_url}~rs_768.576.fit"
end
return %Q{
#{loader}#{image}
}.html_safe
end
end
end
end
Code smells:
- you should pick better variable names than
index
. This is actually therow number
where the passed piece is located. - it’s not very clear what happens when the index/row number is zero as opposed to the other cases. For the first row we display the actual images, for the following rows we display a placeholder.
- that there are a few blobs of text interpolating variables, determining markup changes in a git diff would not be fun. We want to move that to the view layer.
But first of all
We want to write an automated test to ensure our assumptions are correct.
require 'rails_helper'
module PublicUi
describe HeroImageTagHelper do
describe "hero_image_tag_helper(content_piece, row_number)" do
let(:markup) { helper.hero_image_tag(content_piece, row_number) }
context "with a piece without primary image" do
# it should never be called
end
context "with a piece with primary image" do
let(:image_url) { 'http://example.com/image/12345' }
let(:content_piece) { double('ContentPiece', primary_image_url: image_url) }
context "when in the first row" do
let(:row_number) { 0 }
it "should populate the image source" do
expect(markup).to match(%Q{src="#{image_url}})
end
end
context "when in the second (and following) row" do
let(:row_number) { 1 }
it "should not populate the image source" do
expect(markup).to_not match(%Q{src="#{image_url}})
end
it "should render a placeholder" do
expect(markup).to match(%Q{data-original-image="#{image_url}})
end
end
end
end
end
end
By writing the test you might actually find out that some of the code is redundant, perhaps left there from a previous implementation and never removed. In our case that was the check for image presence, now taken care at a higher lever meaning this helper is only called for pieces with images.
All the tests will be green, unfortunately this is the downside of retrofitting tests to already implemented code. You might find useful to break the implemented code on purpose to see a red coming up and ensure you are not seeing false positives.
Move markup where it belongs
In a partial view public_ui/content_pieces/index/cards/_image.html.erb
.

<%= image_markup %>

Now we will render this partial from our helper passing an image_markup
local variable. Ignore HeroImageTag
for now:
module PublicUi
module HeroImageTagHelper
def hero_image_tag(content_piece, row_number)
tag = HeroImageTag.new(content_piece, row_number)
render(partial: 'public_ui/content_pieces/index/cards/image',
locals: { image_markup: tag.markup } )
end
end
end
Surface the logic using good old object oriented programming
This this a plain old Ruby object with one task. You need to use ActionController::Base.helpers.image_tag
to access the image_tag
helper.
class HeroImageTag
def initialize(content_piece, row_number)
@content_piece = content_piece
@row_number = row_number
end
def markup
if visible_row?
return actual_image
end
placeholder_image
end
private
def visible_row?
@row_number == 0
end
def actual_image
ActionController::Base.helpers.image_tag(image_url)
end
def placeholder_image
ActionController::Base.helpers.image_tag("", :'data-original-image' => image_url)
end
def image_url
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>end
end
You could try to achieve the same result by passing around instance variables in your helper module but that is not setting a clear boundary like the class does.
I usually leave the class inside the helper module.
Alternatives
Intention revealing helpers is not a substitute for presenters or decorators; it complements them.
Presenters
I don’t think The hero_image_tag example I gave above would fit well in a presenter. You would still have to pass a current_row from the view to the hero_image_tag and then still render view partials to avoid keeping markup in the presenter class. It will add to the presenter 4 private methods specific to the hero image tag.
Where do you draw the boundary of a presenter? At what point do you stop adding features to it?
I think the presenters are appropriate when extending a model with simple view related properties ie:
# article.rb
def page_title
"My example website #{title}"
end
If there is no logic there is no intention and you won’t need intention revealing helpers :)
Another example where this technique helped clarifying the intent of the code is a link to a dynamic filter page controlled by query string params.
Cells
Cells is a solid and interesting library that I follow. I avoid using libraries unless they bring unique benefits; I think intention revealing helpers achieves the same goal with the advantage of not having to learn an external dependency.
If the widget was even more complex, assuming it would make sense to have a base class and variations inherit from it I consider using cells.
Conclusion
This feature has an integration test to ensure the images after the first row are loaded appropriately but that goes beyond the purpose of this article.
Helpers tend to become the kitchen sink of your app. Very long, with private methods sharing existing instance variables and setting new one. Lots of hidden logic and multi line strings with markup.
Intention revealing is the way to go, it will lead to maintainable code and you should value that.
I am curious to see if you’ve used this approach before and where you’re keeping your helper classes.
If you’re not sold I’d like to hear what’s keeping you from refactoring your helpers.
EDIT:
thanks to mdaubs for pointing out a bug in rails 4.0 where config.action_controller.asset_host
won’t prefix the image referenced in image_tag
when called via ActionController::Base.helpers
. A fix was introduced in Ruby on Rails 4.1 asset_path ignores host configuration when called outside of view #10051.


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Typing is one of the most underrated skills of the developer. The ability to quickly transfer thoughts from your head to your editor allows creativity to flow freely. One of the best ways to learn is to play a game!
So, let’s build a typing game!
You’re going to use the JavaScript, HTML and CSS skills you have built up so far to create a typing game. The game will present the player with a random quote (we’re using Sherlock Holmes quotes) and time how long the player takes to type it out accurately. You’re going to use the JavaScript, HTML and CSS skills you have built up so far to create a typing game.
This lesson assumes you’re familiar with the following concepts:
Creating a typing game by using event driven programming
Written with ♥ by Christopher Harrison


Getme: A Nonsense Generator
Getme was built for my prototyping needs on my free time. It helps generating random stuff for my prototyping projects. Language support is on the plan, as I need to prototype both in Finnish and English.
Getme currently supports only node.js, but I might add support for browsers at some point. I use Getme together with Mustache templates to generate static html pages.
Please notice that this project is in early stage and things might change without a warning until we reach version 1.0.0 .
Basics
Take a look at the structure to see yourself:
var item = getme.random.array.item(myArray);
The aim is to be able to read out loud what you're trying to do: "Get me a random array item from myArray
."
Example
Here's a basic example on how it works.
var getme = require('getme');
var myRandom = getme.random.between(1,5);
myRandom
now contains a random integer between 1 and 5. Because it's inclusive, you may get any of the values: 1
, 2
, 3
, 4
or 5
.
Seeded random
Getme also has support for seeded random, meaning that you can get predictable "random" results when needed. Lets see how this works as we continue our example.
//This needs to be set only once
getme.random.use_seed = true; //Default is false
//Lets set the seed for our randomness
getme.random.set_seed(9999999);
//Then, lets use getme's functions to get some "random" stuff
console.log(getme.random.between(1,5)); //Always prints 2
console.log(getme.random.between(1,5)); //Always prints 4
console.log(getme.random.between(1,5)); //Always prints 3
// As you can see, we get predictable results. If we now reset the seed, we can start the sequence again.
getme.random.set_seed(9999999);
console.log(getme.random.between(1,5)); //Always prints 2
console.log(getme.random.between(1,5)); //Always prints 4
console.log(getme.random.between(1,5)); //Always prints 3
This way we can get random looking results that do not change on each build. With numbers this may seem trivial, but as Getme supports seeded random on everything it does, this becomes more useful.
Install
You can clone the repo to your machine, and then install the dependencies with:
npm install --production
If you wish, you can get the whole environment by dropping the --production
-part out.
Documentation
The documentation is currently handled by automatically generated html files that can be found in the "doc" folder.
Support / Contributing
If you wish, you can make a pull request or issue.
You can find me at @tapionlinna.
Versioning
Getme follows Semantic Versioning rules on it's release versioning.
Licence
Getme is currently under MIT Licence. Please see the enclosed file.
Milestones
Following features are planned before 1.0.0 release:
- Examples of using Getme together with templates
- Maybe some sample templates too like html, csv, json, sql
- Language support
- Instructions on how to create language support for more languages
- Finetuned Grunt.js build process
- Generated data:
- Phonenumbers
- Addresses
- Grouped details for people, companies.
- Generating company names (instead of the original list approach)
- IP addresses
- Domain names
- Emails
- Geolocations
- Catch phrase
- Mumbo Jumbo sentences
- Passwords
- Money
Whew, plenty of stuff to do... :-/
Release History
2013-03-12 - v0.2.0
- Added getme.random.number()
- Added support for random.internet.ip()
- Added automated documentation about all the module features.
- Fixed a major bug (moment.js was missing from dep, doh)
2013-03-12 - v0.1.0
- Initial release


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Yale
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- Link: https://hdl.handle.net/2027/nnc1.50169434?urlappend=%3Bui=embed
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 179918990 | Systemas ss. theologiae tribus libris adornatum | Bartholomaeus Keckermann | Latin | book_printbook | Hannover : Antonius, 1615. | 2017-07-28 16:40 | ||||
| 557768765 | A familiar survey of the Christian religion : and of history, as connected with the introduction of Christianity, and with its progress to the present time. Intended primarily for the use of young persons of either sex, during the course of public or of private education. | Thomas Gisborne | English | book_digital | London : Printed by A. Strahan ; For T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1801. | 2017-07-28 16:26 | ||||
| 32957446 | Theologia reformata : or, discourses on those graces and duties which are purely evangelical, and not contained in the moral law: and on the helps, motives, and advantages on performing them. Being an entire treatise in four parts: and if added to the two former volumes, makes a compleat body of divinity | John Edwards | English | book_printbook | London : Printed for T. Cox, 1726. | 2017-07-28 16:21 | ||||
| 836756199 | A preface to an edition of the Westminster Confession, &c. lately publish'd at Edinburgh : Being a full and particular account of all the ends and uses of creeds and confessions of faith: ... The second edition. By William Dunlop | William Dunlop; Church of Scotland; | English | compfile_digital | London printed for T. Cox 1724 | 2017-07-28 16:19 | ||||
| 20379747 | The summe of sacred divinitie : first briefly and methodically propounded and then more largly & cleerely handled and explained | John Downame | English | book_printbook | London [England] : Printed by Willi : Stansby and are to be sold by Geo. Hodges, [1630?] | 2017-07-28 16:18 | ||||
| 715150817 | An exposition of the thirty-nine articles of the Church of England | Gilbert Burnet | English | book_printbook | London, 1705. | 2017-07-28 16:05 | ||||
| 603095551 | Guiliel. Amesii Medulla theologica. | Guilielmus Amesius | Latin | book_printbook | Amstelodami : I. Iansson, 1628. | 2017-07-28 13:49 | ||||
| 493449034 | Salomonis van Til ... Malachias illustratus ... Cui accedit Dissertatio singularis geographico-theologica de situ Paradisi terrestris. | Salomon Van Til | Latin | book_printbook | Lugduni Batavorum : Apud J. Luchtmans, 1701. | 2017-07-28 13:49 | ||||
| 65487302 | Salomonis van Til Phosphorus propheticus seu Mosis et Habakuki vaticinia | Salomon van Til; Luchtmans, Jordaan (Leiden) | Latin | book_printbook | Lugduni Batavorum : apud Jordanum Luchtmans, 1700. | 2017-07-28 13:49 | ||||
| 936450247 | Institutiones theologicae : seu locorum communium Christianae religionis, ex Dei verbo, et praestantissimorum theologorum orthodoxo consensu expositorum, analysis ... | Gulielmus Bucanus | Latin | book_printbook | Genevae : Iacobi Staer, 1625. | 2017-07-25 15:13 | ||||
| 603175487 | Doctrina foederum : sive systema theologiae didacticae & elencticae. | Johannes Braun | Latin | book_printbook | Amstelodami, 1692. | 2017-07-25 15:01 | ||||
| 851892446 | An exposition upon the first and second books of Samuel. | Andrew Willet | English | book_printbook | London, 1614. | 2017-07-25 11:31 | ||||
| 837716675 | Hexapla in Leviticum that is, A six-fold commentarie vpon the third booke of Moses, called Leviticus : VVherein sixe severall things are observed vpon every chapter. 1. The argument, parts, and contents. 2. The divers readings, with approbation of the best. 3. The discussing of doubtfull questions. 4. Collection of places of doctrine. 5. Confutation of errors. 6. Morall observations. VVith a large explication of the naturall properties of beasts, fowles, fishes, and creeping things, applied vnto manners out of the 11. chapter. Wherein more then a thousand theologicall questions are handled, and halfe as many speciall poynts of doctrine noted, and errours confuted. And wherein is collected and abridged whatsoever worthy of note ... the best writers ... haue written vpon this booke: by the same author of Hexapla, vpon the two former books of the Penteteuch, Genesis, and Exodus. Perused and finished by P.S. Dr. of Divinitie | Andrew Willet; Peter Smith | English | compfile_digital | London Printed by Aug. Matthewes, for Robert Milbourne, at the signe of the Greyhound in Pauls Church-yard 1631 | 2017-07-25 11:20 | ||||
| 837716862 | Hexapla in Exodum: that is, A sixfold commentary vpon the second booke of Moses called Exodus : wherein, according to the method propounded in Hexapla vpon Genesis, these sixe things are obserued in euery chapter: 1. The argument and method. 2. The diuers readings. 3. The questions discussed. 4. Doctrines noted. 5. Controuersies handled. 6. Morall common places applied. Wherein in the diuers readings these translations are compared together: 1. The Chalde. 2. The Septuagint. 3. The vulgar Latine. 4. Pagnine. 5. Montanus. 6. Iunius. 7. Vatablus. 8. The great English Bible. 9. The Geneua edition. 10. And the Hebrew originall maketh the tenth. And in the same there are well nie two thousand theologicall questions handled ... Diuided into two parts ... By Andrew Willet, Professor of Divinitie. The first part or tome | Andrew Willet | English | compfile_digital | London Imprinted by Felix Kyngston, for Thomas Man and Iohn Norton 1608 | 2017-07-25 11:17 | ||||
| 257440770 | Hexapla in Genesin : that is, a sixfold Commentarie upon Genesis ; divided into 2 Tomes | Andrew Willet | English | book_printbook | Cambridge 1605 | 2017-07-25 11:14 | ||||
| 181881917 | Hexapla in Genesin, that is, a sixfold commentarie upon Genesis: wherein six severall translations, that is, the Septuagint, and the Chalde, two Latine, of Hierome, and Tremelius: two English, the Great Bible, and the Geneva edition are compared, where they differ, with the originall, Hebrew, and Pagnine, and Montanus interlinearie interpretation ... | Andrew Willet | English | book_printbook | London : Printed by the assignes of Thomas Man, Paul Man, and Ionah Man, 1632. | 2017-07-25 11:09 | ||||
| 877557171 | A commentary on the prophet Isaiah, wherein the literal sense of his prophecy's is briefly explain'd. By Samuel White ... | Samuel White; | English | book_printbook | London : Printed by J.B. for Arthur Collins, 1709. | 2017-07-25 11:07 | ||||
| 68850969 | Dubia evangelica in tres partes distributa.. ... | Friedrich Spanheim; Chouët, Petrus (Genève); Chouët, Jacques (Genève) | Latin | book_printbook | Genevae : sumpt. Petri Chouët; [etc.], 1639-1651. | 2017-07-24 15:34 | ||||
| 56613063 | Hexapla in Leviticum, that is, A six-fold commentarie vpon the third booke of Moses, called Leviticus : wherein sixe severall things are observed vpon every chapter. 1. The arguments, parts, and contents. 2. The divers readings, with approbation of the best. 3. The discussing of doubtfull questions. 4. Collection of places of doctrine. 5. Confutation of errors. 6. Morall observations : with a large explication of the naturall properties of beasts, fowls, fishes, and creeping things, applied vnto manners out of the II. chapter : wherein more than a thousand theologicall questions are handled, and halfe as many special poynts of doctrine noted, and errours confuted : and wherein is collected and abridged whatsoever worthy of note, either Christians, or Iewes, the best writers, Greekes, or Latines, old or new, Protestants or papists haue written vpon this booke | Andrew Willet; Peter Smith | English | book_printbook | London : Printed by Aug. Matthewes, for Robert Milbourne ..., 1631. | 2017-07-24 15:29 | ||||
| 937223508 | Commentarius in Psalmorum Propheticorvm : de mysterijs Euangelicis, dodecadem selectam. | André Rivet | Latin | book_printbook | Roterodami, 1645. | 2017-07-20 10:59 | ||||
| 646569379 | Andreæ Riveti ... Praclectiones in cap. xx. Exodi. In qvibvs ita explicatur Decalogus, ut casus conscientiæ, quos vocant ex eo suborientes, ac pleræque controversiæ magni momenti, quæ circa legem moralem solent agitari, fuse & accurate discutiantur. ... | André Rivet | Latin | book_digital | Lvgdvni Batavorvm, apud F. Hegervm, 1637. | 2017-07-20 10:57 | ||||
| 43154610 | Andreæ Riveti Pictavi, doct. & professoris theologi, Commentarii, in librum secundum Mosis, qui Exodus apud Græcos inscribitur : in quibus præter scholia, analysim, explicationem, & observationes doctrinarum in usum concionatirum, variæ quæstiones theoreticæ & practicæ discutiuntur, & solvuntur. ... | André Rivet; Franciscus Hegerus | Latin | book_printbook | Lugduni Batavorum : Apud Franciscum Hegerum ..., Anno MDCXXXIV. | 2017-07-20 10:56 | ||||
| 61956237 | Andreae Riveti operum theologicorum : quae Latine edidit | Andreas Rivetus | Latin | book_printbook | Rotterdam : Leers, 1651. | 2017-07-19 11:57 | ||||
| 535817618 | A collation of the Hebrew and Greek texts of the Psalms: in order to account for the variances between them ... By John Reeves. | John Reeves | English | book_digital | London : Printed by A. Strahan ; And sold by T. Payne ; J. White ; and J. Wright, 1800. | 2017-07-19 11:52 | ||||
| 493193938 | Johannis Piscatoris Commentarii in omnes libros Veteris Testamenti ... | Johannes Piscator, (Argentinensis) | Latin | book_printbook | Herbornae Nassoviorum : s.n., 1644-1646. | 2017-07-19 11:45 | ||||
| 6416384 | Uberiorum adnotationum philologico-exegeticarum in hagiographos Vet. Testamenti libros ... | Johann Heinrich Michaelis; Christian Benedict Michaelis | Latin | book_printbook | Halae : Sumtibus Orphanotrophei, 1720. | 2017-07-18 13:17 | ||||
| 907114339 | Horae Hebraicae, et Talmudicae, impensae in Epistolam primam S. Pauli ad Corinthios | John Lightfoot | Latin | book_printbook | Parisiis : O. de Varennes, 1677. | 2017-07-18 12:32 | ||||
| 54191250 | Johannis Lightfooti ... Hora︠e︡ Hebraica︠e︡ et Talmudica︠e︡ in Acta apostolorum, partem aliquam epistola︠e︡ ad Romanos, et Priorem ad Corinthios, Cum indicibus locorum Scripturæ, rerumque ac verborum necessariis editæ Juxta exemplar è museo Jo. Benedicti Carpzovi ... | John Lightfoot | Dutch | book_printbook | Amstelodami : Apud viduam Johannis à Someren, 1679. | 2017-07-11 16:29 | ||||
| 606574756 | An analytical exposition of the whole first book of Moses, called Genesis, and of XXIII chap. of his second book, called Exodus : wherein the various readings are observed, the original text explained, doubts resolved, Scriptures parallelled, the Scripture chronology from the Creation of the world to the giving of the law at Mount Sinai cleared, and the whole illustrated by doctrines collected from the text : delivered in a mornings exercise on the Lord's day | George Hughes | English | book_digital | [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 1672. | 2017-07-11 16:28 | ||||
| 66948712 | Horae Hebraicae et Talmudicae, impensae in Acta Apostolorum et in partem aliquam Epistolae Pauli ad Romanos | John Lightfoot; Ric Kidder | Latin | book_printbook | Parisiis : Vid. O. de Varennes, 1679. | 2017-07-11 15:41 | ||||
| 938538692 | Horæ Hebraicæ et Talmudicæ, impensæ in evangelium S. Johannis. Præmittitur disquisitio chorographica, loca quædam terræ Israeliticæ investigans: illa præsertim quorum mentio apud hunc evangelistam. | John Lightfoot; Roycroft.; Tooke. | Latin | book_printbook | Londini, imprimebat Thomas Roycroft ... Prostant venales apud Benjamin Tooke ... MDCLXXI., 1671. | 2017-07-11 15:39 | ||||
| 938539166 | Horæ Hebraicæ et Talmudicæ, impensæ in evangelium S. Lucæ. Præmittuntur chorographica pauca de locis apud hunc evangelistam nominatis. | John Lightfoot; Boulter. | Latin | book_printbook | Londini, sumptibus E.S. & venales prostant ad officinam Roberti Boulter in Cornhill ... 1674., 1674. | 2017-07-11 15:37 | ||||
| 264954485 | Horæ Hebraicæ et Talmudicæ : Impensæ in Evangelium Sancti Marci. Præmittitur decas chorographica loca nonnulla terræ Israeliticæ perlustrans, ea præsertim quorum mentio apud S. Marcum. | John Lightfoot; John Moore; John Beardmore; Cambridge University Press. Syndics, | Latin | book_printbook | Cantabrigiæ : excudebat Johannes Field, celeberrimæ Academiæ Typographus. Prostant apud Thomam Danks bibliopolam., 1663. | 2017-07-11 15:34 | ||||
| 839382835 | In Evangelium Sancti Matthæi Horæ Hebraicæ et Talmudicæ : impensæ a Joanne Lightfooto, S. Theol. doct. Collegii, sive aulæ, S. Catharinæ, in alma academia Cantabrigiensi præfecto | John Lightfoot | Latin | compfile_digital | Cantabrigiæ excudebat Johannes Field, celeberrimæ Academiæ Typographus Ann. Dom. 1658 | 2017-07-11 15:32 | ||||
| 229408237 | The works of the Reverend and learned John Lightfoot D.D. late Master of Katherine Hall in Cambridge; such as were, and such as never before were printed.  Also three maps: one of the temple drawn by the author himself; the others of Jerusalem and the Holy Land, drawn according to the author's chorography, with a description collected out of his writings. | John Lightfoot; G. B.; John Strype | English | book_printbook | London, : Printed by W.R. for Robert Scot in Little-Britain, Thomas Basset in Fleet Street, Richard Chiswell in St. Paul's Church-yard and John Wright on Ludgate Hill., MDCLXXXIV. [1684] | 2017-07-11 15:28 | ||||
| 56412291 | Annotations upon all the New Testament philologicall and theologicall : wherein the emphasis and elegancie of the Greeke is observed, some imperfections in our translation are discovered, divers Jewish rites and customes tending to illustrate the text are mentioned, many antilogies and seeming contradictions reconciled, severall darke and obscure places opened, sundry passages vindicated from the false glosses of papists and hereticks | Edward Leigh | English | book_printbook | London : Printed by W.W. and E.G. for William Lee, and are to be sold at his shop ..., 1650. | 2017-07-11 15:04 | ||||
| 612664044 | Critica sacra : observations on all the radices, or primitive Hebrew words of the Old Testament in order alphabeticall, wherein both they (and many derivatives also issuing from them) are fully opened out of the best lexicographers and scholiasts | Edward Leigh | English | book_mic | London : Printed by G.M. for Thomas Underhill ..., 1641. | 2017-07-11 14:55 | ||||
| 801805394 | A commentary on the five books of Moses : with a dissertation concerning the author or writer of the said books, and a general argument of each of them | Richard Kidder | English | book_mic | London : Printed by J. Heptinstall, for William Rogers ..., 1694. | 2017-07-11 14:50 | ||||
| 832171027 | The hebrew Concordance adaptred to the English Bible, disposed at the manner of Buxtorf 2 | John Taylor | English | book_printbook | London Waugh and Fenner 1757 | 2017-07-11 13:32 | ||||
| 61943357 | Paraphrasis Et Annotationum In Epistolam Ad Hebraeos Specimen | Petrus Abresch | Latin | book_printbook | Lugd[uni] Batavorum : Honkoop, 1790 | 2017-07-11 13:32 | ||||
| 879721651 | Clavis Mystica: a Key Opening Divers Difficult and Mysterious Texts of Holy Scripture ; Handled in Seventy Sermons, preached at solemn and most celebrious Assemblies, upon speciall occasions, in England and France. By Daniel Featley, D.D. | Daniel Featley; David Low; University of St. Andrews. Library. Low Collection. | English | book_printbook | London : Printed by R.Y. for Nicolas Bourne at the South entrance of the royall Exchange, An. Dom. 1636. | 2017-07-11 12:26 | ||||
| 606714656 | A supplement to Dr. Hammond's paraphrase and annotations on the New Testament : in which his interpretation of many important passages is freely and impartially examin'd, and confirm'd or refuted : and the sacred text further explain'd by new remarks upon every chapter | Jean Le Clerc; Henry Hammond | English | book_digital | London : Printed for Sam. Buckley ..., 1699. | 2017-07-11 12:12 | ||||
| 836762043 | The harmony of the Evangelists : Being the whole text of the four Gospels ... With a paraphrase underneath, ... With useful dissertations. By John Le Clerc | Jean Le Clerc; | English | compfile_digital | London printed for Sam. Buckley 1701 | 2017-07-11 12:10 | ||||
| 250284374 | Annotations upon the five bookes of Moses, the booke of the Psalmes, and the Song of songs, or canticles ... | Henry Ainsworth; Moses. | English | book_printbook | London, 1639. | 2017-07-11 11:56 | ||||
| 642339700 | A concordance to the Greek Testament : with the English version to each word ; The principal Hebrew Roots corresponding to the Greek Words of the Septuagint ; Short Critical Notes where necessary ; And an Index, for the Benefit of the English Reader. By John Williams, LL. D. | John Williams | English | book_digital | London : Printed by R. Hett, for the author ; And sold by J. Buckland, in Pater-Noster-Row ; B. White, at Horace's Head, in Fleet-Street ; T. Becket and P.A. De Hondt, in the Strand ; J. Walter, at Charing-Cross ; J. Fletcher, at the Oxford Theatre, St. Paul's Church-Yard ; N. Young, at the Royal Exchange ; J. Fletcher, at Oxford ; T. and J. Merrill, at Cambridge ; and S. Blackman, in Reading, MDCCLXVII. [1767] | 2017-07-11 11:33 | ||||
| 55833449 | Psalterium Americanum : the Book of Psalms, in a translation exactly conformed unto the original ; but all in blank verse. : Fitted unto the tunes commonly used in our churches. Which pure offering is accompanied with illustrations, digging for hidden treasures in it ; and rules to employ it upon the glorious and various intentions of it. : Whereunto are added, some other portions of the sacred Scripture, to enrich the cantional. | Cotton Mather; | English | book_mic | Boston : In N.E. : Printed by S. Kneeland, for B. Eliot, S. Gerrish, D. Henchman, and J. Edwards, and sold at their shops., 1718. | 2017-07-11 11:19 | ||||
| 222738636 | A new history of the Holy Bible : from the beginning of the world, to the establishment of Christianity. With answers to most of the controverted questions, dissertations upon the most remarkable passages, and a connection of profane history all along. To which are added, notes, explaining difficult texts, rectifying mis-translations, and reconciling seeming contradictions ... | Thomas Stackhouse; J Huggonson | English | book_printbook | London : Printed at J. Huggonson's, 1733. | 2017-06-27 15:25 | ||||
| 55831430 | The Massachuset psalter or, Psalms of David with the Gospel according to John, in columns of Indian and English : Being an introduction for training up the aboriginal natives, in reading and understanding the Holy Scriptures. : [Three lines from John]. | Experience Mayhew; John Eliot; Company for Propagation of the Gospel in New England and the Parts Adjacent in America.; | Algonquian [Other] | book_mic | Boston, N.E. : Printed by B. Green, and J. Printer, for the Honourable Co. for the Propagation of the Gospel in New-England, &c., 1709. | 2017-06-27 15:18 | ||||
| 316343827 | Sefer Tehilim u-sepher Ekhah = The Hebrew text, of the Psalmes and Lamentations, revised and corrected according to the best of Plantin and Stephan's impressions; but published without the (superfluous and useless) accents, or accentuating characters (excepting only the chief and most useful of the great distinguishing pausæs, atuáck, which, mostly, importeth a colon: or semicolon; in the middle or half of the verse of sentence:) for avoiding the confusion of them with the points, or vowels, in reading. With a postscript to the text, explaining the keri and ketih, or the masoretical notes, so called, in these two books | William Robertson; | Hebrew | book_printbook | London : printed for the author; and are to be sold by H. Robinson, A. Crook, L. Fawn, J. Kirton, and S. Thomson, in Pauls Churchyard: and by G. Sawbridge, at the Bible on Ludgate-Hill, where any who desires, may know where the author remains, 1656. | 2017-06-05 16:48 | ||||
| 316765814 | Sefer Tehilim : liber psalmorum, editus a Johanne Leusden ... | Hebrew | book_printbook | Londini : Typis S. Palmer. Impensis R. & J. Bonwicke, B. Barker, S. Ballard, & J. Batley, 1726. | 2017-06-05 16:34 | |||||
| 78469724 | A concordance to the Holy Scriptures : together with the books of the Apocrypha. With the various readings both of the text and margin. In a more exact method then hath hitherto been extant | Samuel Newman | English | book_printbook | Cambridge : Printed by John Hayes, printer to the University: for Awnsham and John Churchill at the Black Swan, in Paternoster-row, in London, 1698. | 2017-06-05 16:17 | ||||
| 614653226 | A complete concordance to the Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testament : or, A dictionary and alphabetical index to the Bible. | Alexander Cruden | English | book_printbook | London : Johnson, 1805 | 2017-06-05 16:07 | ||||
| 43742401 | Codex apocryphus Novi Testamenti | Johann Albert Fabricius; Hermas; | Latin | book_printbook | Hamburgi : Sumptu viduae Benjam. Schilleri & Joh. Christoph. Kisneri, 1719. | 2017-06-05 15:59 | ||||
| 941083316 | Codicis pseudepigraphi Veteris Testamenti, volumen alterum : Accedit Josephi veteris Christiani scriptoris Hypomnesticon | Johann Albert Fabricius; Jöran Wallin; | Latin | book_printbook | Hamburgi : sumtu Theodori Christoph. Felgineri, 1723. | 2017-06-05 15:46 | ||||
| 13603334 | Critici sacri, sive Doctissimorum virorum in SS. Biblia annotationes, & tractatus / quid in hoc opere praestitum sit praefatio ad lectorem ostendit. | John Pearson; Antony Scattergood; Francis Gouldman; Richard Pearson; Brian Walton; John Price; | Latin | book_printbook | Londini : Excudebat Jacobus Flesher : Prostant apud Cornelium Bee, Richardum Royston, Guilielmum Wells, Samuelem Thomson Londini, Thomam Robinson Oxonii, Guilielmum Morden Cantabrigiae, 1660. | 2017-06-05 15:33 | ||||
| 4728295 | Testamenti Veteris Biblia Sacra, sive libri canonici priscæ Judæorum ecclesiæ a Deo traditi, Latini recens ex Hebræo facti, brevibusque scholiis illustrati ab Immanuele Tremellio, & Francisco Junio. Accesserunt libri qui vulgo dicuntur Apocryphi, Latinè redditi, & notis quibusdam aucti à Francisco Junio. Multò omnes quàm antè emendatiùs editi & aucti locis innumeris: quibus etiam adjunximus Novi Testamenti libros ex sermone Syro ab eodem Tremellio, & ex Græco à Theodoro Beza in Latinum versos, nostisqúe itidem illustratos. | Immanuel Tremellius; Franciscus Junius; Théodore de Bèze; | Latin | book_printbook | Hanoviæ, typis Wechelianis, sumptibus Danielis ac Dauidis aubriorum, ac Clementis Schleichii, 1624. | 2017-06-05 15:26 | ||||
| 475681330 | Biblia sacra hebræa : correcta et collata cum antiquissimis et accuratissimis exemplaribus manu scriptis, et hactenus impressis | Latin | book_printbook | Amstelodami : typis et sumptibus Josephi Athiæ, 1661 | 2017-06-05 15:08 | |||||
| 8548323 | Horæ Paulinæ, or, The truth of the Scripture history of St. Paul : evinced by a comparison of the Epistles which bear his name with the Acts of the apostles, and with one another | William Paley | English | book_mic | London : R. Faulder, 1805. | 2017-06-05 14:40 | ||||
| 44972966 | A view of the evidences of Christianity. | William Paley | English | book_printbook | Dublin, Printed by J. Pasley for J. Milliken, 1794. | 2017-06-05 14:37 | ||||
| 46608077 | A short and easy method with the deists : wherein the certainty of the Christian religion is demonstrated by infallible proof, from four rules, which are incompatible to any imposture that ever yet has been, or can possibly be. In a letter to a friend | Charles Leslie | English | book_printbook | London : Printed for F. and C. Rivington, Booksellers to The Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1801. | 2017-06-05 14:23 | ||||
| 833940972 | A short and easie method with the deists : Wherein the certainty of the Christian religion is demonstrated, by infallible proof from four rules, which are incompatible to any imposture that ever yet has been, or that can possibly be. In a letter to a friend | Charles Leslie | English | book_mic | London printed by J. Applebee, and sold by John Checkley, at the sign of the Crown and Blue-Gate, over-against the west-end of the Town-House in Boston [Mass.] 1723. | 2017-06-05 14:21 | ||||
| 723425792 | The truth of the Christian religion : In six books by Hugo Grotius. Corrected and illustrated with notes, by Mr Le Clerc. To which is added, a seventh book, concerning this question, what Christian church we ought to join our-selves to. By the said Mr Le Clerc. The fifth edition, with additions: Particularly one whole book of Mr Le Clerc's, Against Indifference of what Religion a Man is of. Done into English by John Clarke, D.D. Dean of Sarum. | Hugo Grotius | English | book_digital | London : Printed for John and Paul Knapton, in Ludgate-Street, MDCCLIV. [1754] | 2017-06-05 14:15 | ||||
| 894574667 | The religion of nature delineated | William Wollaston; John Miller; Pre-1801 Imprint Collection (Library of Congress) | English | book_digital | London : [printed for J. Beecroft ... [and 8 others], 1759. | 2017-06-05 13:58 | ||||
| 84419408 | The Religion of Nature Delineated. | William WOLLASTON | English | book_mic | London, 1750. | 2017-06-05 13:56 | ||||
| 833695936 | The religion of nature delineated | William Wollaston | English | book_mic | London printed for James and John Knapton 1731 | 2017-06-05 13:53 |
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Lacy Student Experiential Center (Lacy Hall)
The 20,000-square-foot, four-story Ann Warrick Lacy Student Experiential Center (Lacy Hall) was designed and constructed to support the needs of students engaged in experiential learning. The Ann Warrick Lacy Experiential Center is located on the third and fourth floors of the building. The third floor, which is at ground level, has large open spaces and a front door large enough to accommodate a vehicle. The fourth floor is divided into various areas, in an open design specifically intended to foster student interaction.
Programs and team activities that were previously distributed throughout the Engineering School and elsewhere are now gathered in the building, providing opportunities for students from different teams to help each other in common areas of technology. Students will have access to modern machine tools, including rapid prototyping tools that support the manufacture of parts and devices from computer designs.
This shop is for metal and plastic only.
NO WOODWORKING TOOLS.
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Lacy Hall, 510 Edgemont Rd |
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10-5 for newcomers |
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434.924.1029 |
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Welcome to this evidence tiebreaking task. You must select a minimal set of sentences from a short passage from Wikipedia that provide evidence to say whether a claim is true or false.
This task follows from the evidence finding task. Every HIT in this task has at least 1 annotation indicating that it contains evidence. It is your job to act as a tiebreaker and confirm whether this passage has evidence in it or not. The format, guidelines and keyboard shortcuts are the same as the previous task and are reiterated below:
Why are we collecting this data and what are we looking for?
Our research group is collecting data to evaluate how computers can find and understand written information.
While search engines are very good at finding related information, they struggle with finding evidence that persuades someone that a claim is true or false.
In this HIT, the claims you are labelling are search queries people have made and the page you are labelling has a good chance of containing information that indicates the claim is true or false.
Your job is to select the sentences which indicate whether the claim is true or false so that we can compare whether human intuition can be captured by these artificial intelligence systems.
Guidelines
Only select sentences that are necessary for you to form a judgement (either by combining some sentences together or a set of sentences that each individually substantiate the claim).
A simple way to check whether a sentence is 'evidence' is to ask yourself "without this sentence, would my opinion whether the claim is true or false change?". If yes, the sentence would be evidence. If no, then do not include the sentence
Sentences that do not provide evidence to say whether a claim is true or false should not be selected
Some sentences have more than one sentence that supports the claim equally well. Select all sentences that are evidence.
You must only the information from the text snippets we provide to inform your decision. You MUST NOT use any external resources such as a search engine or external Wikipedia articles. You are allowed to use general knowledge or common sense.
The page and section title are to provide you with context. But should not be part of the evidence you use to form your decision. Only make your decision from the sentences in the document that you can highlight.
If a sentence refers to an object using a pronoun (it, he, she, they, etc) or anaphora (the album, the car, etc.), you must also select evidence that that describes what the pronoun refers to (see example 2). If the meaning of the pronoun in a sentence cannot be resolved from selecting an extra sentence, it is not evidence.
HIT Review Policy
We will continuously monitor annotation quality through manually reviewing your submissions and provide feedback where appropriate.
Where a high number of errors are caused by 'rushing', we may reject some of these HITs rather than providing feedback.
Workers who have a higher than average error rate, faster than average submission times, unusual annotation patterns, or disagree with other workers may be more likely to be manually reviewed.
To ensure diversity and quality of the data, and minimize worker fatigue, we may give accounts with very high submission rates a temporary time-out.
Step-by-step annotation process
Read the claim.
Read each sentence from the Wikipedia passage and label it as follows:
If the sentence provides evidence to say the claim is true, select T.
If the sentence provides evidence to say the claim is false, select F.
The default option is - where the sentence is not evidence. There will be some cases where no evidence can be found in the passage.
Pay special attention to the Wikipedia page or section title as it might be necessary in order to understand the relationship between the sentences in the passage and the claim.
Once you have read the entire page and have finished selecting evidence. Press Next
If you selected evidence, you will be asked decide whether the claim is true or false and asked a couple of questions about your decision.
If there isn't enough information for you to be certain but the evidence selected indicates that it is likely that the claim is true or false, select I need to would need to find more evidence to be sure
If you could find no information to say whether the claim is true or false, you will be asked to record whether the passage is relevant.
This means the passage is discussing the information in the claim, but does not contain strong evidence that supports or refutes the claim.
After you have answered the questions, click Submit to record your annotations and complete the HIT
Examples
There are some simple cases where it is possible to label a claim with certainty:
liquid latex can be used as an adhesive.
is
true
because of the following evidence from the Wikipedia page titled Liquid Latex:
One advantage to the tackiness of liquid latex is that it can act as an adhesive to attach things to the paint, such as zippers.
All other sentences would not be selected.
you get to keep the french open trophy.
is
false
because of the following evidence from the Wikipedia page titled La Coupe des Mousquetaires:
La Coupe des Mousquetaires is the trophy awarded to the winner of the Men's Singles competition at the French Open.
The winner does not get to keep the actual trophy; a new replica is produced every year.
The first sentence is used to give context. As the Wikipedia page is about La Coupe des Mousquetaires, the first sentence states that this is awarded to the winner of the french open. Without this first sentence, the second sentence would not be sufficient.
You can hear the ocean in a shell.
is
false
because of the following evidence from the Wikipedia page titled Seashell resonance:
There is a popular folk myth that if one holds a seashell—specifically, most often, a conch shell—to one's ear, one can hear the sound of the ocean.
The rushing sound that one hears is in fact the noise of the surrounding environment, resonating within the cavity of the shell.
There are some cases where there may be conflicting information. In this case, the first sentence describes the normal behavior and the second sentence provides some exceptions that attack, but do not fully refute, the first sentence.
You can get a tattoo as an 18 year old.
is
true
because of the following evidence from the Wikipedia page titled Legal status of tatooing in the United States :
However, all 50 states the District of Columbia have statutory laws requiring a person receiving a tattoo be at least 18 years old.
Most states permit a person under the age of 18 to receive a tattoo with permission of a parent or guardian.
Some claims will ask whether one object is the same as another object. These can be easily refuted by finding information showing that one is a part of another
vanilla sugar is the same as regular sugar.
is
false
because of the following evidence from the Wikipedia page titled Vanilla sugar:
Vanilla sugar is made of sugar and vanilla beans or sugar mixed with vanilla extract
And it may not be possible to certainly say whether a claim is true or false in some instances. But if there is strong support, this can be marked as true or false
you can tell a lot about a person by how they treat their waiter.
is
can't tell
because the following evidence from the Wikipedia page titled The waiter rule is Speculative or hearsay:
'The Waiter Rule' refers to a common belief that one's true character can be gleaned from how one treats staff or service workers, such as a "waiter".
Keyboard Shortcuts
Navigate through sentences in the Wikipedia passage with the and arrow keys. The current sentence will be highlighted blue.
Label the currently selected sentence as evidence indicating the claim is true or false with the and arrow keys.
Press to proceed to the next page.
Use numbers to answer the questions on the next page. The number will appear next to the answer to the question and will be indicated like this: , False 2.
Record your annotation with Ctrl+S - this will submit the HIT
Select the minimal set of sentences that are evidence the following claim is true or false:
Claim: {{ claim_text }}
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Testing
Qualification test: the number of HITs you submit will be limited. The first 10-20 HITs will be manually reviewed and feedback given before granting you unlimited annotation.
Select Evidence Sentences
Only pick sentences that are evidence the claim is true or false. If a sentence refers to an object using a pronoun (it, he, she, they, etc) or anaphora (the album, the car, etc.), you must also select evidence that that describes what the pronoun refers to (see guidelines for more info).
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Section Title: {{ section | filterHtmlChars }}
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Response type: {{ error }}
Server message:
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Using only the information you highlighted, would you say the claim is true or false?
1True 2False 3Can't Tell
Why can't you tell? If you have found some evidence that the claim is True or False but would need more information to be certain, please use the True or False options.
4The evidence I highlighted is speculative or hearsay (example)
The evidence may include tokens such "it is suggested that", refer to common belief or discuss mythological aspects. Alternatively, there may be no causality between the evidence and the claim.
The Waiter Rule refers to a common belief that one's true character can be gleaned from how one treats staff or service workers, such as a "waiter"
There is a popular folk myth that if one holds a seashell—specifically, most often, a conch shell—to one's ear, one can hear the sound of the ocean.
5The evidence I highlighted is contradictory (example)
The evidence is presenting arguments from both viewpoints but offers no conclusion. Do not use if evidence prefers true or false direction or uses an alternative view to strengthen an argument.
Good example: the larger the number of lines, the better the source code reading/comprehension. CONTRADICTS no impact on source code reading/comprehension was observed concerning the number of lines
Counter example: The legal drinking age in Arkansas is 21. Minors can consume alcohol with a parent. In this example the claim 'minors can drink alcohol in Arkansas' would be false as drinking with a parent is an exceptional case.
6The evidence I highlighted is unrelated to the claim
Assuming the evidence you highlighted is valid, would finding more information strengthen your opinion?
4The sentences I highlighted are enough for me 5I need to would need to find more evidence to be sure
You selected no evidence sentences
1The sentences does not relate to the claim 2The sentences relate to the claim, but none of them is evidence


| AlternatingLeastSquare |
Sample Alternating Least Square application.
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| AlternatingLeastSquare.CalculateNextMatrix |
DoFn for calculating next matrix at each iteration.
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| AlternatingLeastSquare.CreateInitialMatrix |
A DoFn that creates an initial matrix.
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| AlternatingLeastSquare.ParseLine |
Method for parsing the input line.
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| AlternatingLeastSquare.TrainingDataCombiner |
Combiner for the training data.
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| AlternatingLeastSquare.UngroupSingleVectorList |
A DoFn that relays a single vector list.
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| AlternatingLeastSquare.UpdateUserAndItemMatrix |
Composite transform that wraps the transforms inside the loop.
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| AlternatingLeastSquareInefficient |
Sample Alternating Least Square application.
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| AlternatingLeastSquareInefficient.UpdateUserAndItemMatrix |
Composite transform that wraps the transforms inside the loop.
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| BeamWordCount |
An example that counts words in Shakespeare and includes Beam best practices.
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| BeamWordCount.CountWords |
A PTransform that converts a PCollection containing lines of text into a PCollection of
formatted word counts.
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| BeamWordCount.FormatAsTextFn |
A SimpleFunction that converts a Word and Count into a printable string.
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| Broadcast |
Sample Broadcast application.
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| EDGARAvgDocSize |
Application for EDGAR dataset.
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| EDGARDocumentSuccessRate |
Application for EDGAR dataset.
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| EDGARRequestsByCIK |
Application for EDGAR dataset.
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| EDGARTop10BadRefererDocs |
Application for EDGAR dataset.
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| EDGARTop10BadRefererDocs.ValueComparator<K> |
Value comparator comparing the double value.
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| EDGARTop10Documents |
Application for EDGAR dataset.
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| EDGARTop10Documents.ValueComparator<K> |
Value comparator comparing the long value.
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| FloatArrayCoder |
EncoderFactory for float[].
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| IntArrayCoder |
EncoderFactory for int[].
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| MinimalWordCount |
MinimalWordCount program from BEAM.
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| MultinomialLogisticRegression |
Sample Multinomial Logistic Regression application.
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| MultinomialLogisticRegression.ApplyGradient |
DoFn class that applies the gradient to the model.
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| MultinomialLogisticRegression.CalculateGradient |
Calculate Gradient.
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| MultinomialLogisticRegression.CombineFunction |
Combine Function for two Double arrays.
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| MultinomialLogisticRegression.CombineFunctionForIterable |
Combine Function for Iterable of gradients.
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| MultinomialLogisticRegression.UpdateModel |
+ Composite transform that wraps the transforms inside the loop.
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| NetworkTraceAnalysis |
An app that analyzes data flow from network trace.
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| ObjectCoderForString |
This coder acts like an object coder to conform the type, but is actually just a StringUtf8Coder .
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| PartitionWordsByLength |
Partition words by length example.
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| PerKeyMedian |
IP stat analysis example used in skew experiment.
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| PerPercentileAverage |
Per percentile statistics application.
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| SimpleSumSQL |
A simple SQL application.
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| WindowedBroadcast |
A Windowed WordCount application.
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| WindowedWordCount |
A Windowed WordCount application.
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| WordCount |
WordCount application.
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| WordCountTimeOut1Sec |
WordCount application, but with a timeout of 1 second.
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| WriteOneFilePerWindow |
This class is brought from beam/examples/common/WriteOneFilePerWindow.java.
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| WriteOneFilePerWindow.PerWindowFiles |
A FileBasedSink.FilenamePolicy produces a base file name for a write based on metadata about the data
being written.
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What is that
Wowly is a bot that helps you save the most valuable moments in
your work life and shows them on a brilliant team’s memory board
How it works
Add Wowly to Slack
Invite Wowly to the groups
channel or use private chat in
order to save the moments
Save moments that matter
Use emoji or slash command
to save the moments you want.
Wowly will also save the most
popular moment during the day
See it all on one board
Everyone can contribute to the
memories board by adding,
editing, deleting the moments
Why we built that
People spend most of the time at work
and during that time they always have
some valuable moments. They’re learning, achieving, creating, having
fun, however it’s easy to forget all of that


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The Unlikely Duo of a Narwhal and a GiraffeBased loosely on a true story(Click Anywhere to Continue) |
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There was once a giraffe who caught a narwhal's eye from afar. Because they were of different species, the narwhal assumed nothing would ever come from this crush. |
One day, the giraffe struck up a conversation with the narwhal at a party. |
Onomatopoeia! A unique connection was forged between land and sea. |
And the giraffe was so intrigued by the narwhal, he followed the sea creature around. |
They didn't have much in common initially... |
But over time, the list grew. |
Days were spent. |
Nights followed. |
And it wasn't all fun and games... |
Yet here they are, more than 28,339,200 seconds later - happy and hopeful. |
To be continued... Back to Top ∧
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Russ Rizzo is a rare species of literate giraffes. Literate giraffes have bananaland mind palaces. Bananaland mind palaces must be replenished by consuming actual bananas. |
Jenn Chau loves being a unicorn of the sea. Being a warm-weather narwhal, she has future-proofed herself against climate change. |


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- The unnamed monkey went viral in 2018 for his eerily human-like facial features.
- According to the Daily Mail, zoo officials say the monkey’s singledom is partly due to “a lack of fate.”
- However, they added that the monkey is known for his “aggressive” personality: “[He] likes playing with mud and smashing coconuts.”
- Probably not great first date material.
- Visit Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Love can be one of life’s greatest joys – but it can also be one of the greatest causes of heartbreak and distress, as a famous monkey in China seems to know too well.
The Daily Mail reports that a tufted capuchin at the Tianjin Zoo in China has been single for every one of his 19 years – and zoo officials are now hoping they can help him be a bit luckier in love.
A tufted capuchin that went viral in China for its human-like facial features.
Feature China / Barcroft Media via Getty Images
The unnamed primate, who came to the zoo in 2002, went viral last year with an eerily human-like face that launched plenty of memes.
While zoo officials told the Daily Mail his lack of success in the love department could be due to “a lack of fate,” there could be another reason: apparently, he is not the easiest to get along with.
The Daily Mail reports that the monkey is known for his “aggressive” personality.
Zoo officials said: “He is very active and aggressive. [He] likes playing with mud and smashing coconuts.” Probably not great first date material.
According to NBC News, tufted capuchins are also known to rub their hands and feet in urine in order to try and attract a mate. A little off-putting.
The monkey now has three playmates, but according to the Daily Mail, they are too young to be anything more than friends.
Perhaps it’s time the monkey undergoes a bit of a personality transformation in order to find a mate.
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| class AConverto : public ABase | |
|---|---|
| This object is a conversion object. It provides utility methods to allow encoding, decoding, CRC generation, and such. This object is one of the parents of ACrypto and that exists as a global object called g_aCrypto which can be used anywhere in the program. | |
| Method | Description |
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int convertoToAlpha ( UINT uType, char **pcInBlock, int iLength, int iReAllocate = 0x1 ) public |
Converts pcInBlock from binary data of given iLength to a NULL terminated alphanumeric. The method to use is specified by uType which can be either eatNone, eat4Bit or eat6Bit, which denote different encoding methods. iReAllocate will re-map the pointer to a new buffer of the length of the resulting binary data. If using your own buffer which will be large enough to hold the encoded string, set this to 0 and it will not reallocate it. Returns: The strlen of the new alphanumeric string. |
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int convertoFromAlpha ( UINT uType, char **pcInBlock, int iLength, int iReAllocate = 0x0 ) public |
Convert pcInBlock from encoded alphanumeric to its original binary form. uType which can be either eatNone, eat4Bit or eat6Bit, which denote different encoding methods. iLength is the length of the ASCII string, it -1 then strlen is used. Setting iReAllocate will re-map the pointer to a new buffer of the length of the resulting binary data. Returns: The unencoded length of the binary user data. |
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void convertoSetMap ( const char *pccNewMap = NULL ) public |
This function allows you to set your own lookup map for the eat6Bit encoding routine.
Your map should contain 64 (not more, not less) characters that are alphanumeric and
it should be NULL terminated. Hence your array would be 65 characters in length.
Passing NULL as a map pointer resets to the default map. Returns: Nothing. |
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char *convertoEncodeURL ( const char *pccSource, int iSourceLength = -1 ) public |
Performs URL encoding, where all non-alphanumerics are converted to 3 character "%XX" hex equivalents. Returns: A pointer to a new string that contains the encoded sequence. Delete when done. |
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char *convertoDecodeURL ( const char *pccSource, int iZeroTest=1 ) public |
Performs URL decoding, where %XX are replaced with then hex value equivalents.
If {iZeroTest} is set then %00 will be ignored since it will translate into a NULL terminator and could
cause premature end of string. Since you know the encoded length and decoded length is less, then
this may not present a problem if this kind of behavior is expected. Returns: A pointer to a new string that contains the decoded sequence. Delete when done. |
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int convertoBitCount ( BYTE bTest ) public |
Given a BYTE, this counts the number of bits that are set to 1. Returns: Number of bits set to 1. |
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char *convertoBYTEtoHEX ( BYTE byteV, char *pcRet ) public |
Converts a BYTE to a 2 character hex equvalent into pcRet Returns: Pointer to pcRet for convenience. |
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BYTE convertoHEXtoBYTE ( char cHi, char cLo ) |
Given 2 hex values 0xHL, it converts to a BYTE. Returns: BYTE result of the conversion. |
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char *convertoHEXplusplus ( char *pcRet ) |
Given a 2 character hex value, it increments it by 1. Returns: Pointer to pcRet for convenience. |
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char *convertoCOLORREFtoChar ( COLORREF cr, char *pcRet ) public |
Accepts a COLORREF (unsigned long 0x00rrggbb) and converts to "RRGGBB" useful for color manipulation in HTML. Returns: A pointer to pcRet for convenience. |
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{type} convertoCRCas{type} ( int iType, const char *pccData, int iDataLength, PCRCMODEL pcmUserModel = NULL ) |
This function generates CRCs for the given pccData of length iDataLength. There are 3 functions where {type}={BYTE, WORD, DWORD}.
There are also 3 iTypes per function, which are: ecrcXOR (XOR bytes), ecrcModuloSum (sums up data), ecrcRNWCRC (polynomial method).
The default polynomial coefficients using ecrcRNWCRC for BYTE is "CRC-8", WORD is "CRC-16", and DWORD is "CRC-32".
You can also pass a PCRCMODEL with your own coefficients. Returns: CRC {type}, depending on function called. |
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BYTE convertoMirrorBYTE ( BYTE bX ) public |
Accepts a BYTE and reverses the bit order bit0->bit8, bit1->bit7, etc... Returns: Mirrored BYTE. |
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DWORD convertoMirrorLowerDWORDBits ( DWORD dwSource, int iBits ) public |
Accepts a DWORD and mirrors the lower iBits. Used while generating a CRC. Useful during X11 bitmap manipulation. Returns: Resulting DWORD |
| class ARandom : public ABase | |
|---|---|
| This object provides basic Random Number Generation (RNG) routines that are used by ACrypto (encryption) object, as well as providing a superior method to generating random numbers over the RTL's srand() and rand() which are poor RNGs. This object is one of the parents of ACrypto which exists as a globally static object called g_aCrypto that you can use anywhere in you program. | |
| Method | Description |
|
double rngMinimal ( long &lSeed ) public |
Park and Miller "minimal" random number generator. The initial seed must be less than 0 to reset the generator and the same
variable must be used for each call as it updated by the function. Returns: U(0,1) - a uniformly distributed random variable between 0 and 1 exclusive. |
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double rngLEcuyer ( long &lSeed ) public |
Long period L'Ecuyer with Bays-Durham shuffle. A must better RNG, but it also takes longer.
Functions like rngMinimal when it comes to seeds. Returns: U(0,1) - a uniformly distributed random variable between 0 and 1 exclusive. |
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int rngRandom ( long &lSeed, int iMax, int iMin = 0x0, double (ARandom::*pfRNG)(long &) = NULL ) public |
A wrapper function that accepts a seed (as usual less than 0 first time resets it). You can also specify a
RNG to use (rngMinimal or rngLEcuyer are valid), however it defaults to rngMinimal. Returns: U[iMin, iMax] - a uniformly distributed random variable between iMin and iMax inclusive. |
|
BYTE *rngGenerateRandomArray ( long &lSeed, int iSize, double (ARandom::*pfRNG)(long &) = NULL ) public |
Allocates and generates a BYTE array of iSize. It contains random values using the provided seed and
optionally a different RNG (default in rngMinimal). Returns: Pointer to a BYTE array of iSize in length. You must delete[] when finished with it. |
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void rngShuffleArray ( long &lSeed, BYTE *pbArray, int iSize, double (ARandom::*pfRNG)(long &) = NULL ) public |
Takes a seed, a pointer to an array, the array size and optionally a different RNG (default is rngMinimal) and shuufles it.
Much like shufflihs a deck of cards. Returns: A pointer to pbArray (which has been shuffled) for convenience. |
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float rngChiSquareTest ( long &lSeed, int iN, int iRange, double (ARandom::*pfRNG)(long &) = NULL ) public |
Used for testing random number generators. Taken from ("Algorithms in C" by R. Sedgewick; p.517), however I think this should be used as a relative comparison test over many trials and results are not totally useful. Provided to you for convenience and experimentation. |
| class ACrypto : virtual public AConverto, virtual public ARandom | |
|---|---|
| This object's main purpose is to add encryption capability to ARandom and AConverto. It exists globally as g_aCrypto static variable and usable anywhere in your code. | |
| Method | Description |
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int cryptoSetKey ( const BYTE *pcbNewKey, int iLength ) public |
Access method used for setting the key to be used during encryption or decryption. Returns: Non-zero if successful. |
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const BYTE *cryptoGetKey ( int &iLength ) public |
Access method to get the current key being used. iLength is set to the current key length. Returns: A pointer to the const BYTE array that contains the key of length iLength. |
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long cryptoSetRandomKey ( int iSize, long lSeed = 0x0L ) public |
Given a size and seed, it generates a random key to be used for encryption and decryption. You have to use the same
negative seed for both to get consistent results. The access method cryptoGetKey can be used to view the key.
Returns: Current seed value to allow you to continue this random series. |
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int cryptoEncryptOnly ( UINT uType, char *pcInBlock, int iLength ) public |
Assuming you have set the key, this method will accept an encryption type {ectNone, ectXOR_Blitter, ectXOR_Convolver, ectShiftingConvolver},
a pointer to your data and its length. It will then encrypt your data. Returns: The length of you buffer (this is usable when encoding and encrypting, see cryptoEncrypt method). |
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char *cryptoDecryptOnly ( UINT uType, char *pcInBlock, int iLength ) public |
Assuming you have set the key, this method will accept an encryption type {ectNone, ectXOR_Blitter, ectXOR_Convolver, ectShiftingConvolver},
a pointer to your data and its length. It will then decrypt your data. Returns: A pointer to your buffer for convenience. |
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int cryptoEncrypt ( UINT uType, char **pcInBlock, int iLength = -1, int iReAllocate = 0x1 ) public |
This is a high level wrapper that first calls an encryption method, then an ecoding method which returns an alphanumeric representation of your data. See cryptoEncryptOnly and convertoToAlpha. uType is an OR (|) of the methods needed for encoding and/or encryption. Reallocation is needed when your buffer is not big enough to contain an encoded string. |
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int cryptoDecrypt ( UINT uType, char **pcInBlock, int iLength, int iReAllocate = 0x1 ) public |
This is a high level wrapper that first decodes the alphanumeric you pass it, then decrypts it. uType is an OR (|) of the methods needed for decoding and/or decryption. Reallocation may not be needed since decoded strings tend to be smaller than the encoded one, however this option is available to you if a lot of memory would be freed up in the process. |


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
4
Who doesn't love creamy risotto? Top with leftover goose for a delicious Boxing Day meal.
This is a great recipe for using up leftover turkey too.
In a large heavy-based pan over a medium heat, heat two tablespoons of the oil and gently fry the shallots for 2-3 minutes, or until softened but not coloured. Add the garlic and cook for a further 2-3 minutes, or until softened.
Meanwhile, place the stock into a pan and bring to a gentle simmer.
Add the rice to the pan with the garlic and onion and stir to coat in the oil. Cook for 1-2 minutes, or until the rice is translucent.
Add a few ladles of the hot stock to the rice and stir well, then add the peppercorns. Cook until most of the stock has been absorbed before adding another ladleful. Continue cooking until the rice is creamy but is still al dente, about 20 minutes (you may not need all of the stock).
Meanwhile, heat the remaining tablespoon of olive oil with one tablespoon of the butter in a frying pan until foaming. Add the mushrooms and fry for 1-2 minutes, or until tender.
Fold the mushrooms into the cooked risotto, followed by the chopped goose meat, fresh herbs and parmesan cheese. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, spoon the risotto into serving dishes. If desired, serve with a green salad alongside.


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BBC | Submitted by: Soylent
A story to make Dr. Who fans cream their Dr. Who Underpants:
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T-shirts, videos and other merchandise, something it has done since the
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over the last five years. And there's more mischief afoot with inmates
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Introduction | 简介
The Design Explorer 99 SE’s PCB editor provides different file format options when saving Protel PCB documents. The default binary format generates a compact database, which loads and saves PCB data efficiently.
Protel 99 SE在保存文件的时候提供了不同的格式选择。缺省的二进制格式是一种紧凑的数据库格式，可以对文件进行高效的存取。
Documents are also saved in a Protel ASCII text format. In this document, the ASCII PCB file format for Protel PCB 99 SE will only be documented.
Proel文件也可以以ASCII的格式进行保存，本文中仅对ASCII格式的文件内容进行解析。
The PCB editor uses a 32 bit design database and can generate through hole and SMD designs of up to 32 signal layers, plus 16 midlayer power planes. There are 16 mechanical drawing layers which allow you to generate fabrication and assembly drawings for your design.
软件使用32位的设计数据库，能够生成通孔安装和表面安装类型的电路板设计，最多可以到32层的信号层，加上最多16层的电源中间层，最多16层的机械图层以方便你生成加工和组装时的生产文件。
The boards can be as big as 100 inches by 100 inches. The Placement accuracy on the 0.001 mils grid system is ± 0.0005 mils. Prior to the Design Explorer 99SE, there were up to 16 signal layers, 4 midlayer power planes and 4 mechanical drawing layers.
电路板最大设计面积是100英寸X100英寸，放置精度在0.001mil的栅格定位系统，误差在± 0.0005 mil。之前的版本仅能提供16个信号层，4个中间电源层，4个机械图层。
- Signal layers
信号层 - There are 32 signal layers that can be used for track placement. Anything placed on these layers will be plotted as solid (copper) areas on the PCB.
最多有32层的信号层可以放置导线，任何绘制到这些层的图形都会绘制到电路板的铜箔层上。单面板以顶层（Top layer）画线路层（Signal layer），则表示该层线路为正视面。单面板以底层（Bottom layer）画线路层（Signal layer），则表示该层线路为透视面。top layer为正视图，bottom layer为透视图顶层字符为正，而底层字符为反。
- Internal Planes
内部（电源）层 - Sixteen layers (named Internal Plane 1–16) are available for use as power planes. Nets can be assigned to these layers and multilayer pads and vias automatically connect to these planes.
最多16层的（以Internal Plane 1-16 命名)内部电源层，信号连接网格可以连接到这些层，多层的焊盘和孔都自动连接到这些图层。
- SilkScreen layers
丝印层 - Top and Bottom Silkscreen layers are typically used to display component outlines and component text (designator and comment fields that are part of the component description).
Top（顶）丝印层 和 Bottom（底）丝印层主要用来显示元器件的外形和元器件的描述文字（设计标示和注释文字等）。
- Mechanical Layers
机械图层 - Sixteen mechanical drawing layers are provided for fabrication and assembly details such as dimensions, alignment targets, annotation or other details. Mechanical layer items can be automatically added to other layers when printing or plotting
artwork. Mechanical Layer names are user definable.
最多16层的机械图层可以提供生产和装配用的细节，比如尺寸、对齐等信息。机械图层的名字可以由用户定义，其信息可以打印到其他图层上。
- Solder Mask
阻焊层 - Top and bottom masks are provided for creating the artwork used to make the solder masks.
Top和Bottom助焊层可以为制作焊点掩模提供参考图形。阻焊层为(Solder mask) 用来开窗不上绿油。
极个别客户用 multilayer 层以为能做出焊盘的焊盘（两层线路而且开窗的效果） 这是不对的，如果要开窗同样要加上助焊层solder层
- Paste Masks
钢网层 - Top and bottom masks are provided to generate the artwork which is used to manufacture stencils to deposit solder paste onto surface mount pads on PCBs with surface mount devices (SMDs).
Top和Bottom钢网层主要是为SMT（表面组装技术）中焊膏涂覆工艺中的钢网制作焊膏掩模提供参考图形。
- Drill Drawing
钻孔图层 - Coded plots of board hole locations typically used to create a drilling drawing that shows a unique symbol for each hole size at each hole location. Individual layer pair plots are provided when blind/buried vias are specified. Three symbol
styles are available: coded symbol, alphabetical codes (A, B, C etc.) or the assigned size.
- Drill Guide
钻孔指导层 - Plots of all holes in the layout - sometimes called pad masters . Individual layer pair plots are provided when blind/buried vias are specified. These plots include all pads and vias with holes greater than zero (0) size.
- Keep Out
保持层 - This layer is used to define the regions where components and routes can validly be placed. MultiLayer Objects placed on this layer will appear on all copper layers. This is typically used for through hole pads and vias, but other objects
can be placed on this layer.
一定要注意在画线的时候不论画在那一层，在线的属性选项中一定不要随便把keepout选项勾，一旦选中了keepout选项，则这根线无法 做出（只要选上了这个选项，则表明禁掉这根线)。
当一个文件内板子的外形或非金属槽孔同时存在于两个层，且有冲突的，均以keepout层为准，因为正常导出gerber文件时只能导出keepout层的外形或非金属化槽孔，此点也是经常出现问题的地方。
- Display Layers
- The system layers described below cannot have objects placed on them but they are turned on or off in the Design>>Options dialog box.
- DRC Errors
- This option controls the display of the Design Rule Check (DRC) error marker.
- Visible Grids
- Controls the display of the two visible grids.
- Pad and Via Holes
- Controls the display of pad and via holes. To be able to distinguish pads from vias in draft mode, pad holes are outlined in the current Pad Holes colour (set in the Colours Tab of the Preferences dialog box).
- Connect
- This option controls the display of the connection lines. The PCB editor displays connection lines wherever it locates part of a net that is unrouted.


Connecting to the Internet on startup via PPPoE
Today my non-technical neighbor asked me to reconfigure her Internet connection. She used PPPoE because her ISP Rostelecom had told her that switching to PPPoE would solve all her connection problems. Now she has to re-connect to the Internet all the time, enter passwords, open connections, etc. This gets pretty much confusing. She was wondering if it could just work. Work like it used to.
When she starts surfing the Web for the first time she sees connection dialog window that requires to provide credentials every time. She did not want that kind of noise.
I thought the best practice here would be to buy a router and configure it properly to connect via PPPoE and share WiFi to all devices at home. Turned out she didn't want to buy a router and I could not convince her. She would prefer to deal with that annoying connection dialog. So I had to automate it somehow to make her life a bit easier.
The first thing that came to my mind was to just move the connection shortcut to Startup folder in Windows Start Menu. Then configure the dialog so that it would not ask username and password each time. I did that, but after restart it didn't work as I expected. The next thing I tried is to create a batch file with necessary configuration in it and move it to the Startup folder. That actually worked fine.
Here is how I did it:
1. Get PPPoE connection name from Network Connections in Control Panel. You can quickly go there by typing ncpa.cpl in Run window (Windows + R hotkey).
2. Create a text file using notepad and enter the following line start rasdial your_connection_name your_connection_username your_connection_password.
3. Save it as your_isp_name.bat or any other name you like. I saved it into a new sub-folder in Program Files folder because, I believed, it would be more difficult for her to delete the file accidentally.
4. Create a windows shortcut to your batch file and move it to the Startup folder in Start Menu.
That's pretty easy to implement, but it had many drawbacks. For example there is no easy way to reconnect automatically if something goes wrong without restarting your PC or doing this the "old way". I could have implemented a watchdog timer to check the connection but didn't have much time to do that. I'll wait for a her feedback and maybe improve it in the future. Another kind of issue was a "scary" command prompt popup at startup. Sometimes the user can see it which is a bit unfriendly.
If you have any other ideas on that feel free to shere them in comments.


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Contains information about the locations of each seat.
Constructs a newly allocated SDLSeatLocationCapability object with all parameters
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithSeats:
(nonnull NSArray<SDLSeatLocation *> *)seats
cols:(nonnull NSNumber<SDLInt> *)cols
rows:(nonnull NSNumber<SDLInt> *)rows
levels:(nonnull NSNumber<SDLInt> *)levels;
init(seats: [SDLSeatLocation], cols: NSNumber & SDLInt, rows: NSNumber & SDLInt, levels: NSNumber & SDLInt)
Describes the location of a seat
Number of columns
Number of rows
Number of levels
An SDLSeatLocationCapability object
Optional, Integer, 1 - 100
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSNumber<SDLInt> *cols;
var cols: (NSNumber & SDLInt)? { get set }
Optional, Integer, 1 - 100
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSNumber<SDLInt> *rows;
var rows: (NSNumber & SDLInt)? { get set }
Optional, Integer, 1 - 100
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSNumber<SDLInt> *levels;
var levels: (NSNumber & SDLInt)? { get set }
Contains a list of SeatLocation in the vehicle, the first element is the driver’s seat Optional
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSArray<SDLSeatLocation *> *seats;
var seats: [SDLSeatLocation]? { get set }


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Functions
Properties
| NcmStatsDist1dEPDFBw | bandwidth | Read / Write / Construct |
| double | h-fixed | Read / Write / Construct |
| guint | max-obs | Read / Write / Construct Only |
| guint | n-obs | Read |
| double | outliers-threshold | Read / Write / Construct Only |
| double | sd-min-scale | Read / Write / Construct Only |
Description
Reconstruction of an arbitrary one dimensional probability distribution based on a Empirical Probability Distribution Function (EPDF).
Functions
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_new_full ()
NcmStatsDist1dEPDF * ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_new_full (guint max_obs
,NcmStatsDist1dEPDFBw bw
,gdouble h_fixed
,gdouble sd_min_scale
);
Creates a new EPDF object, it creates an interpolated PDF from the observations.
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_new ()
NcmStatsDist1dEPDF *
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_new (gdouble sd_min_scale
);
Creates a new EPDF object, it creates an interpolated PDF from the observations.
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_ref ()
NcmStatsDist1dEPDF *
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_ref (NcmStatsDist1dEPDF *epdf1d
);
Increases the reference count of epdf1d
by one.
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_free ()
void
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_free (NcmStatsDist1dEPDF *epdf1d
);
Atomically decrements the reference count of epdf1d
by one. If the reference count drops to 0,
all memory allocated by epdf1d
is released.
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_clear ()
void
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_clear (NcmStatsDist1dEPDF **epdf1d
);
Atomically decrements the reference count of epdf1d
by one. If the reference count drops to 0,
all memory allocated by epdf1d
is released. Set the pointer to NULL;
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_set_bw_type ()
void ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_set_bw_type (NcmStatsDist1dEPDF *epdf1d
,NcmStatsDist1dEPDFBw bw
);
Sets the bandwidth computation type to bw
. The object
must be (re)prepared after the call to this method to be used.
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_get_bw_type ()
NcmStatsDist1dEPDFBw
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_get_bw_type (NcmStatsDist1dEPDF *epdf1d
);
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_add_obs_weight ()
void ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_add_obs_weight (NcmStatsDist1dEPDF *epdf1d
,const gdouble x
,const gdouble w
);
Adds a new observation x
with weight w
to the epdf1d
updating
the internal approximation of the EPDF when necessary.
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_add_obs ()
void ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_add_obs (NcmStatsDist1dEPDF *epdf1d
,const gdouble x
);
Adds a new observation x
(weight 1.0) to the epdf1d
updating
the internal approximation of the EPDF when necessary.
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_reset ()
void
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_reset (NcmStatsDist1dEPDF *epdf1d
);
Empty the object epdf1d
discarding all observations.
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_set_min ()
void ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_set_min (NcmStatsDist1dEPDF *epdf1d
,const gdouble min
);
Sets the lower bound for the distribution. It may be updated if a observation
with value smaller than min
is added.
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_set_max ()
void ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_set_max (NcmStatsDist1dEPDF *epdf1d
,const gdouble max
);
Sets the upper bound for the distribution. It may be updated if a observation
with value larger than max
is added.
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_get_obs_mean ()
gdouble
ncm_stats_dist1d_epdf_get_obs_mean (NcmStatsDist1dEPDF *epdf1d
);
Calculates the mean value of the observations.
Property Details
The “bandwidth”
property
“bandwidth” NcmStatsDist1dEPDFBw
Bandwidth method.
Owner: NcmStatsDist1dEPDF
Flags: Read / Write / Construct
Default value: NCM_STATS_DIST1D_EPDF_BW_AUTO
The “h-fixed”
property
“h-fixed” double
Fixed bandwidth.
Owner: NcmStatsDist1dEPDF
Flags: Read / Write / Construct
Allowed values: [1e-05,100000]
Default value: 0.1
The “max-obs”
property
“max-obs” guint
Maximum observations before compacting.
Owner: NcmStatsDist1dEPDF
Flags: Read / Write / Construct Only
Allowed values: >= 10
Default value: 100000
The “n-obs”
property
“n-obs” guint
Number of observations.
Owner: NcmStatsDist1dEPDF
Flags: Read
Default value: 0
The “outliers-threshold”
property
“outliers-threshold” double
How many sigmas to consider an outlier.
Owner: NcmStatsDist1dEPDF
Flags: Read / Write / Construct Only
Allowed values: [1,1000]
Default value: 20


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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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Class PaymentDetails
Provides transaction details specific to a payment (request).
Inherited Members
Namespace: Yort.OnlineEftpos
Assembly: Yort.OnlineEftpos.dll
Syntax
public sealed class PaymentDetails : TransactionRequestDetails
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceAmount
Sets or returns the amount of the payment in the minimum unit of the currency (i.e for NZ, Australia, US this would be cents).
Declaration
[JsonProperty("amount")]
public int Amount { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Remarks
Must be greater than 0.
Currency
Sets or returns a string containing a three digit code representing the currency of the transaction. If not provided the API will assume a default.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("currency")]
public string Currency { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Remarks
For the Paymark Online Eftpos API the default value assumed if not provided is NZD (New Zealand Dollar).
Description
Sets or returns a string containing a short description of the payment request, potentially shown to the user and/or on their bank statement.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("description")]
public string Description { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Remarks
Cannot be more than 12 characters long.
This value is optional, but recommended.
OrderId
A string containing a client generated reference for this payment, provided by the application code. This value will be passed back to the callback url provided with the transaction when the payment status changes.
Declaration
[JsonProperty("orderId")]
public string OrderId { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
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| System.String |
Remarks
This value does not need to be unique, but it is recommended to be unique to facilitate tracking of transactions.
Cannot be more than 100 characters long. The first 12 characters will be shown on the customer's bank statement.
Special characters are not permitted, namely: @ # ^ ’ % & | < > " ; . \ / ! : ,
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceEnsureValid()
Throws if the details are invalid.
Declaration
public override void EnsureValid()
Overrides
Remarks
Throws if any of the properties are null, or EnsureValid method on any of the property values throws.
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
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| OnlineEftposInvalidDataException | Thrown if the values of this instance are invalid. |


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Had a support call escalated to me a few days ago, customer wanted a method to delete all records. Sounds interesting I thought, maybe a bit of an edge case, so I suggested they do this:
TrimMainObjectSearch search = new TrimMainObjectSearch(database, BaseObjectTypes.Record); search.SelectAll(); foreach (Record record in search) { record.Delete() }
Of course the customer pushed back, they wanted a more efficient way to delete all records. I happened to mention this in our daily team meeting only to be informed by a colleague that we do have a 'delete all' function, in fact two.
TrimMainObjectSearch search = new TrimMainObjectSearch(database, BaseObjectTypes.Record); Record.BulkDeleteAndDeleteContents(search, true); TrimMainObjectSearch search = new TrimMainObjectSearch(database, BaseObjectTypes.Record); Record.BulkDeleteAndUnlinkContents(search, new Location(database, 123), true);
These functions are more efficient than my foreach loop given that they bypass all the object cache logic. Seems I learn something new every day!
This code will delete all records that or not container type records. It will only delete records if there are no problems with doing so, things that might prevent records being deleted include:
TrimMainObjectSearch search = new TrimMainObjectSearch(database, BaseObjectTypes.Record); search.SetSearchString("not type:[behaviour:Folder,Series,Box,PaperFolder]"); Record.BulkDeleteAndUnlinkContents(search, database.CurrentUser, false);
I don't need to say this but don't just copy and paste the code above, make sure you test your search to ensure you only delete what you want to delete. Take a backup first of course.
So what was the customer trying to achieve? Turns out the customer was HP and we had been testing HPRM datasets for the new companies. When the split actually happens they want to clean out all test data, leaving containers only, and start again with production data.


Add new extra fields to any entity in the form of data table
Codes are used to define drop down values
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Define or modify maker checker tasks
Define hooks
Define or modify entity to entity mappings
Audit logs of all the activities, such as create client, disburse loans etc
Add new report and classify reports
Schedule a job, modify or delete jobs
Global configurations and Cache settings
Preferences for generating account numbers for client, loan and savings accounts
External Services Configuration


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