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Dear Sir/Madam, My name is Mr. Jenif Davix, I work as the operational manager in account management section in charge of credit and foreign bills of one of the prime banks here in South Africa. On a routine inspection I discovered a dormant domiciliary account with a Balance Of US$48,223,000. 00 (Forty eight million two hundred and twenty three thousand U.S dollar).On further discreet investigation, I also discovered that the account holder has died long ago with his family on a fatal Auto-accident leaving no beneficiary to the account and no other person knows about this account. I am in close contact with the manager of the bank here who is my partner and he is willing to approve the transfer to any reliable and trustworthy foreigner with foreign bank account because the former operator of the a/c is a foreigner and from Australia in particular. I am certainly sure that he has no writen or oral WILL attached to the account , no beneficiary and nobody will come again for the claim of this money. It is only a foreigner who can claim this money with legal claims to the account holder which I will provide to you if you are interested, therefore I need your cooperation in this transaction. The difference in country of origins is not a hindrance to the success of this transaction. This money will remain useless in this dormant account if I did not transfer the fund out to a foreign account. I will provide the necessary information and documents needed in order to claim this money. I only need your cooperation as a foreigner to provide your safe bank account information for the transfer. All arrangement that will ensure a smooth transfer of the fund to the account which you are to nominate is already in place.You should also provide me with your direct phone lines for easy communication. I wish for utmost confidentiality in handling this transaction. At the conclussion of this transaction, your share will be 25% of the total transfer sum, 70% for me and my partner while 5% will be set aside for any expenses both parties might incure during the process of the transfer. The fund will be transferred to your account in two parts. I will first transfer USD 20 Million to your account. I will fly over to meet you after the successful transfer for sharing according to the agreed percentages. I will have the remaining balance of USD28,223 Million transferred to your account only after the successful sharing of the first transfer without any disappointment from your side. Have a nice day as I entrust this transfer into your hands. Finaly reply to this e-Mail address bellow if you are willing to do this business with me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Best Regards, Mr. Jenif Davix. FAX:874-76-2533361 TEL:874-76-2533360


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TCP/IP and UDP trigger allows to send a string of bytes (command) to a
remote computer or device using specified internet protocol.
To set up the trigger settings, aside from setting up the basic configuration
(common for all types of the triggers,
it is necessary to configure additional settings:
- Host Network name or IP address of the remote computer or device.
- Port Port number of the remote computer or device.
- Send a command Bytes to send. It is possible to edit message using two modes:
ASCI or HEX. In ASCI mode command is typed using standard characters
which are available on keyboard (letters, numbers, etc). In HEX mode it is possible
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Devoted players have spent years creating speedruns for Doom, competing for the quickest completion times.
We fought together against the Scourge, and although I survived, Muradin fell to the undead and demons. I grieve for my brave friend and your valiant brother.
Rise and shine, Mr. Freeman. Rise and shine. Not that I wish to imply you have been sleeping on the job. No one is more deserving of a rest.
The levels in the Secret Warp Room must be won before the game can be completed.


(PHP 4 >= 4.0.6, PHP 5, PHP 7)
fbsql_pconnect — Open a persistent connection to a FrontBase Server
$hostname
= ini_get("fbsql.default_host")
[, string $username
= ini_get("fbsql.default_user")
[, string $password
= ini_get("fbsql.default_password")
]]] ) : resourceEstablishes a persistent connection to a FrontBase server.
To set the server port number, use fbsql_select_db().
fbsql_pconnect() acts very much like fbsql_connect() with two major differences:
First, when connecting, the function would first try to find a (persistent) link that's already open with the same host, username and password. If one is found, an identifier for it will be returned instead of opening a new connection.
Second, the connection to the SQL server will not be closed when the execution of the script ends. Instead, the link will remain open for future use.
This type of links is therefore called 'persistent'.
hostname
The server host name.
username
The user name for the connection.
password
The password for the connection.
Returns a positive FrontBase persistent link identifier on success, or
FALSE
on error.


Simplifies the process of selecting a popup window (and does not offer functionality beyond what
selectWindow()already provides).
windowIDis either not specified, or specified as "null", the first non-top window is selected. The top window is the one that would be selected by
selectWindow()without providing a
windowID. This should not be used when more than one popup window is in play.
windowIDas the following in order: 1) the "name" of the window, as specified to
window.open(); 2) a javascript variable which is a reference to a window; and 3) the title of the window. This is the same ordered lookup performed by
selectWindow.


WITNESS LIST Criminal Justice Committee March 29, 2005 - 1:30P SB 37 FOR: Camp, Victoria Director of Operations (Texas Association Against Sexual Assault), Austin, TX Gaylor, Tom Deputy Executive Director (Texas Municipal Police Association), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Banda, Jennifer Director, Gov't Affairs (Texas Hospital Association), Austin, TX Cargill, Johnny (Sheriff's Association of Texas), Austin, TX Herzog, Greg (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX Kerss, Thomas Sheriff (Sheriff Association of Texas), Nacogdoches, TX McFarland, Bob (Cities of Arlington and Euless, Grand Prarie), Austin, TX Riddering, Hannah President (Texas National Organization for Women), Austin, TX Wolf, Laura Public Policy Director (Texas Council on Family Violence), Austin, TX On: Wilson, Dennis Sheriff (Limstone County and Sheriff's Association of Texas), Groesbeck, TX SB 56 FOR: Edmonds, Shannon Attorney (TDCAA), Austin, TX Hagerman, David Assistant District Attorney (Tarrant County District Attorney), Fort Worth, TX McCown, Jana First Assistant District Attorney (Williamson County District Attorney), Georgetown, TX Wolf, Laura Public Policy Director (Texas Council on Family Violence), Austin, TX AGAINST: Hampton, Keith Legislative Director (Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Beckwith, Elmer District Attorney (Self), Rusk, TX Camp, Victoria Director of Operations (Texas Association Against Sexual Assault), Austin, TX Douglas, Terry Legislative Chair (Texas Justice Court Judges), Farmersville, TX Maxfield, Don Chief Felony Prosecuter (Ellis County and District Attorney), Waxahachie, TX Rolater, John Assistant District Attorney (Bill Hill, Dallas County Criminal District Attorney), Dallas, TX SB 109 FOR: Alexander, Larry (Self), Oklahoma City, OK Gomez, Jenny Counselor (Betty Ford Center and Texas Alliance for Drug Endangered Children), Irving, TX Green, Linda (Self), Devol, OK Macha, Barry DA, Wichita County (Self), Wichita Falls, TX Spragins, John Investigator (Wichita Falls Police Department), Wichita Falls, TX AGAINST: Heikkala, Karen Volunteer (ACLU), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Beckwith, Elmer Cherokee County District Attorney (Self), Rusk, TX Gaylor, Tom Deputy Executive Director (Texas Municipal Police Association), Austin, TX Maxfield, Don Chief Felony Prosecuter (Ellis County and District Attorney), Waxahachie, TX Molter, Michele (Texas Apartment Association), Austin, TX Villeda, Jessica (Self), Austin, TX SB 159 FOR: Allison, Jim General Counsel (County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas), Austin, TX AGAINST: Arabie, Joe Director (Texas AFL-CIO), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Cargill, Johnny (Sheriff's Association of Texas), Austin, TX Kerss, Thomas Sheriff (Sheriff's Association of Texas), Nacogdoches, TX Pichinson, Michael General Counsel (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX Wilson, Dennis Sheriff (Limestone County and Sheriff's Association of Texas), Groesbeck, TX Against: McGee, Douglas (Self), Houston, TX SB 166 Registering, but not testifying: For: Pipes, Greg Assitant Crim. District Attorney (Tarrant County District Attorney's Office), Fort Worth, TX Rolater, John Assistant District Attorney (Bill Hill), Dallas, TX Against: Whalen, Ken Executive Vice President (Texas Daily Newspaper Association), Austin, TX On: Carothers, Jeff Crime Records Service (Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX Edmonds, Shannon Attorney (TDCAA), Austin, TX SB 396 Registering, but not testifying: On: Bunn, Gena Chief, Postconviction Lit Div (Office of the Attorney General), Austin, TX Maples, Michael Program Services Manager (Department of State Health Services), Austin, TX SB 544 FOR: Atlas, Scott (Self), Houston, TX Holling, Dr. Jennifer (Self), Austin, TX Marsden, Julia Advocacy - Vice President (League of Women Voter's), Austin, TX Meyer, Delia Perez (Self), Austin, TX Whitehurst, Bill (State bar of Texas), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Budde, Barbara Director of Parish Social Ministry (Catholic Charities of Central Texas), Austin, TX Daly, Richard Executive Director (Texas Catholic Conference), Austin, TX Gifford, Edwin (Self), Austin, TX Gifford, Mary (Self), Austin, TX Hall, Steve (Standdown Texas Project), Austin, TX Houston, Joshua (Christian Life Commission), Austin, TX Moorhead, Bee (Texas Impact), Austin, TX Riddering, Hannah President (National Organization for Women), Austin, TX VanSteenburg, Robert Coordinator, Austin Chapter (Texas Coalition to Abolish Death Penalty), Austin, TX Windberg, Thomas (Self), Spicewood, TX Against: Cotton, Troy Assistant District Attorney (Harris County District Attorney's Office), Houston, TX Rolater, John Assistant District Attorney (Bill Hill), Dallas, TX SB 599 FOR: Beckwith, Elmer (Self), Rusk, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Carr, Verna Lee Victim Outreach, Advisor (People Against Violent Crime), Austin, TX McCown, Jana First Assistant DA (Williamson County District Attorney), Georgetown, TX On: Edmonds, Shannon Attorney (TDCAA), Austin, TX SB 651 Registering, but not testifying: On: Eisenberg, Arthur Professor and Director DNA lab (University of North Texas, missing persons database), Fort Worth, TX Fischer, Heidi Program Administrator, missing persons (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX SB 907 FOR: Barber, Dave Chief of Police (Texas Police Chiefs Association), Houston, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Clark, Mark Police Officer (Houston Police Officer's Association), Houston, TX Crocker, Maureen Deputy Director (City of Houston), Houston, TX Gaylor, Tom Deputy Executive Director (Texas Municipal Police Association), Austin, TX Jones, James Captain (Houston Police Department), Houston, TX Vasquez, Rosalinda Lieutenant (Chief Albert Ortiz, San Antonio Police Department), San Antonio, TX Watson, Rick Lieutenant (Dallas Police Department), Dallas, TX Zacharias, Larry Chief of Police (Northplex Police Chiefs Association), Richardson, TX SJR 17 FOR: Beckwith, Elmer District Attorney Cherokee County (Self), Rusk, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Edmonds, Shannon Attorney (TDCAA), Austin, TX


Czech Republic to impose tax on global internet giants
by The Associated Press, StaffPRAGUE, Czech Republic -- The Czech government has approved a plan to adopt a tax on internet giants such as Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple.
Joining France and some other countries, the measure would impose a 7% annual tax on companies' digital business revenues in the Czech Republic. It would apply to companies with global sales worth more than 750 million euros (US$830 million) and Czech revenue exceeding 100 million Czech crowns (US$4.3 million).
The finance ministry has estimated the tax could bring in some 5 billion crowns (US$216 million) a year, starting in 2020.
The tax still needs parliamentary approval.
Monday's move comes as some 130 countries try to find a way to more fairly tax global internet giants, with the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development leading the project.


The AWS SDK for iOS provides a library, code samples, and documentation for developers to build connected mobile applications using AWS.
For more information about using the SDK, please reference the online documentation here: aws.amazon.com/documentation/sdkforios
For more information on iOS development, see the Apple Developer Connection web site at: http://developer.apple.com/devcenter/ios/index.action.


Optimize React SSR with profiling and component caching. The electrode-react-ssr-caching module supports profiling React Server Side Rendering time to enable component caching to help you speed up Server Side Rendering of your components.
electrode-react-ssr-caching module can be used a standalone module and is agnostic of your web-server framework. In this tutorial we will demonstrate how to use this module in Electrode, Express.js and Hapi.js applications.
npm
#$ npm install --save electrode-react-ssr-caching
You can use this module to inspect the time each component took to render.
import SSRCaching from "electrode-react-ssr-caching";
import { renderToString } from "react-dom/server";
import MyComponent from "mycomponent";
// First you should render your component in
// a loop to prime the JS engine (i.e: V8 for NodeJS)
for( let i = 0; i < 10; i ++ ) {
renderToString(<MyComponent />);
}
SSRCaching.clearProfileData();
SSRCaching.enableProfiling();
const html = renderToString(<MyComponent />);
SSRCaching.enableProfiling(false);
console.log(JSON.stringify(SSRCaching.profileData, null, 2));
Once you've determined the most expensive components with profiling, you can enable the component caching in this module to speed up SSR performance.
The basic steps to enabling caching are:
import SSRCaching from "electrode-react-ssr-caching";
SSRCaching.enableCaching();
SSRCaching.setCachingConfig(cacheConfig);
Where cacheConfig
contains information on what component to apply caching. See below for details.
SSR component caching was first demonstrated in Sasha Aickin's talk.
His demo requires each component to provide a function for generating the cache key.
Here we implemented two cache key generation strategies: simple
and template
.
You are required to pass in the cacheConfig
to tell this module what component to apply caching.
For example:
const cacheConfig = {
components: {
"Component1": {
strategy: "simple",
enable: true
},
"Component2": {
strategy: "template",
enable: true
}
}
}
SSRCaching.setCachingConfig(cacheConfig);
The simple
caching strategy is basically doing a JSON.stringify
on the component's props. You can also specify a callback in cacheConfig
to return the key.
For example:
const cacheConfig = {
components: {
Component1: {
strategy: "simple",
enable: true,
genCacheKey: (props) => JSON.stringify(props)
}
}
};
This strategy is not very flexible. You need a cache entry for each different props. However it requires very little processing time.
The template
caching strategy is more complex but flexible.
The idea is akin to generating logic-less handlebars templates from your React components and then use string Replace to process the template with different props.
If you have this component:
class Hello extends Component {
render() {
return
Hello, {this.props.name}. {this.props.message}

}
}
And you render it with props:
const props = { name: "Bob", message: "How're you?" }
You get back HTML string:

Hello, Bob. How're you?

Now if you replace values in props with tokens, and you remember that @0@
refers to props.name
and @1@
refers to props.message
:
const tokenProps = { name: "@0@", message: "@1@" }
You get back HTML string that could be akin to a handlebars template:

Hello, @0@. @1@

We cache this template html using the tokenized props as cache key. When we need to render the same component with a different props later, we can just lookup the template from cache and use string replace to apply the values:
cachedTemplateHtml.replace( /@0@/g, props.name ).replace( /@1@/g, props.message );
That's the gist of the template strategy. Of course there are many small details such as handling the encoding of special characters, preserving props that can't be tokenized, avoiding tokenizing non-string props, or preserving data-reactid
and data-react-checksum
.
To specify a component to be cached with the template
strategy:
const cacheConfig = {
components: {
Hello: {
strategy: "template",
enable: true,
preserveKeys: [ "key1", "key2" ],
preserveEmptyKeys: [ "key3", "key4" ],
ignoreKeys: [ "key5", "key6" ],
whiteListNonStringKeys: [ "key7", "key8" ]
}
}
};
preserveKeys
- List of keys that should not be tokenized.preserveEmptyKeys
- List of keys that should not be tokenized if they are empty string ""
ignoreKeys
- List of keys that should be completely ignored as part of the template cache key.whiteListNonStringKeys
- List of non-string keys that should be tokenized.enableProfiling(flag)
#Enable profiling according to flag
undefined
or true
- enable profilingfalse
- disable profilingenableCaching(flag)
#Enable cache according to flag
undefined
or true
- enable cachingfalse
- disable cachingenableCachingDebug(flag)
#Enable cache debugging according to flag.
Caching must be enabled for this to have any effect.
undefined
or true
- enable cache debuggingfalse
- disable cache debuggingsetCachingConfig(config)
#Set caching config to config
.
stripUrlProtocol(flag)
#Remove http:
or https:
from prop values that are URLs according to flag.
Caching must be enabled for this to have any effect.
undefined
or true
- strip URL protocolfalse
- don't stripshouldHashKeys(flag, [hashFn])
#Set whether the template
strategy should hash the cache key and use that instead.
Caching must be enabled for this to have any effect.
flag
undefined
or true
- use a hash value of the cache keyfalse
- don't use a hash valueo f the cache keyhashFn
- optional, a custom callback to generate the hash from the cache key, which is passed in as a string
function customHashFn(key) { return hash(key); }
If no hashFn
is provided, then farmhash is used if it's available, otherwise hashing is turned off.
clearProfileData()
#Clear profiling data
clearCache()
#Clear caching data
cacheEntries()
#Get total number of cache entries
cacheHitReport()
#Print out cache entries and number of hits each one has.


pyd.pyd
This module simply publicly imports all of the other components of the Pyd package, making them all available from a single point.
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VENICE, Italy (AP) - Venetians are bracing for the prospect of another exceptional tide in a season that is setting records.
Officials are forecasting a 1.6 meter (5 feet, 2 inch) surge of water Sunday through the lagoon city. That comes after Tuesday’s 1.87-meter flood, the worst in 53 years, followed by high tide of 1.54 meters on Friday.
Those two events mark the first time since records began in 1872 that two floods topped 1.5 meters in the same year - much less the same week. The city’s mayor says the flooding damages are in “the hundreds of millions” and Italian officials have declared a state of emergency for the area.
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A world where knowledge and knowledge sharing is respected and encouraged and everyone can leverage on the knowledge of all the people of the world.
The most awesome thing about this project is that it is run by a community of awesome people and anyone can contribute to making it better for everyone.
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I love programming in Go and making Alfred workflows.
Here are some workflows I made that I use myself daily:
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CLI tools
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Go libraries
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Reports the current statistics.
See Also: srt_bstats
clear - true if the statistics should be cleared after retrieval
clear
Return the current Stats


We provide the entire OQMD for download below as MySQL database dumps.
Note: To host OQMD locally by importing the provided database dumps, the MySQL data folder
(e.g. "/var/lib/mysql" for the system-MySQL on GNU/Linux systems) can require around 150-200G of
disk space.
OQMD v1.2
An incremental release with minor changes but a large number of new structures added. Release notes will be made available shortly!
Download the database here: qmdb__v1_2__062018.sql.gz (size: 8.9G)
The codebase to support it is available on PyPI
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Can I still attack with another character that turn?
Yes. The characters put onto the battlefield will all attack that turn (one at a time), but you can attack with a character as normal. That could be Trypticon or a different character that was already on the battlefield.
What happens if one of the characters I put onto the battlefield is somehow KO’d before the turn ends? Is it still put under Trypticon?
No. If the character gets KO’d, it will just stay in the KO area at end of turn.
Can I play this card if only one or two of the characters are in the KO area?
Yes. You’ll put as many of the three characters onto the battlefield as you can. For example, let’s say you have Full-Tilt on the battlefield, Wipe-Out in the KO area, and Brunt under Trypticon. Playing Relentless Invasion will put Wipe-Out onto the battlefield. It will attack this turn and then be put back under Trypticon. Full-Tilt doesn’t have to attack, and at the end of the turn it will stay on the battlefield.


Three Elements of an Effective Software Development Team
In this post, I am going to share a few of the key elements that make a software development team effective and enable the type of growth mentioned above. I will discuss our drive to innovate, our emphasis on learning and education, and the essential tools and techniques of our software development methodology.
Innovation
Perhaps the most fundamental aspect of our software development team is our drive to innovate. We continuously seek out new techniques, strive for a more performant and better organized architecture, and develop more effective ways to write clean and reusable code. These measures ultimately help us build features that have fewer bugs, take less time to build, and provide a better user experience.
One specific example of the application of such innovation is in the design of our user interfaces. Newer features are created with painstaking effort to ensure their interfaces are clean and intuitive while giving users the ability to perform their intended actions as easily as possible.
The design of our new features begins with planning a page layout. Here, we must determine the overall structure of the page—making decisions about where components such as user inputs and relevant data will be. This may involve asking ourselves questions like:
- Should this input be a dropdown or a search bar?
- Should the data be presented as a list or a more interactive table?
- Which pieces of data are relevant to someone who will be using this feature?
Once a layout is determined, we make use of things like animation, color, and icons to provide visual cues to the user about where to click, where to focus their attention, and feedback as to whether an action is completed successfully or not. This entire process of developing a layout and then adding styling and animation can be iterated over several times before a design is deemed suitable for the final product.
The results of this extra effort are evident. Our newest features are very heavily used, yet they receive the smallest number of related support requests.
Another more technical example of our innovation is in the front end architecture of our newest features. Every major feature we have released this year has been what can be referred to as a “single page application” (SPA). What this means is that once a user arrives at one of these features, either through sidebar navigation or via direct link, their browser will download all of the data necessary to perform every function of the feature.
Although this early loading of the data may seem unnecessary, the result is a better user experience. For example, when searching for users to tag in a dynamic form field, the search results in an SPA will always appear instantaneously, regardless of whether the search is being performed at an institution with a few hundred or several thousand users.
This new approach differs significantly from the one utilized in our older features, where each search query was sent to the server and then used to perform a database lookup. This often resulted in noticeable delay between search input and results display, and would be most apparent when the list of results was very long.
Other benefits of an SPA, such as smoother and faster “page” navigation (SPAs can give the illusion of having multiple pages), lead to a better experience as well.
Education
Another major aspect of the success of our development team is a focus on education. Software development requires substantial breadth and depth of knowledge spanning many distinct skill sets. And while everyone on our development team has an academic background in Computer Science, this is not sufficient. Although there is no better background for software engineering than a degree in Computer Science, most curriculums cover only a small portion of the skills required for even rudimentary software development. Continuing to learn after graduation is a necessity.
Our emphasis on learning begins immediately. Each new team member is given small tasks that will build their skills as a productive software engineer. As time goes on, larger projects require a composition of the skills that are learned early on. Even interns begin working independently within a few days of starting their internships. There is no better way to learn software development than to be actively engaged in it.
Within the first three weeks of my internship with the company, I was able to learn more than I have ever learned in an entire year of schooling.
One other component of education that goes beyond building knowledge is developing understanding. Everyone on the development team is challenged to not only learn how to build software, but to also understand why it is built the way it is. This may range from understanding why a single line of code works the way it does, to why it is better to use one database schema over another, to why architectural decisions that initially seem appropriate may be problematic in the long run.
Building an understanding of why involves asking questions and critical thinking. Everyone on our development team is encouraged to scrutinize their own work. This may involve asking questions like: “Why is this solution the best one?” or “Will this cause any problems when we scale this feature?” Other times this will involve taking the time to explain a topic in detail, often beyond what is necessary for the task at hand. Through questioning and examination, everyone learns not only the hows, but also the whys of building software.
This understanding of why is vital for long term growth as a software engineer. Understanding why transcends individual projects and programming languages. The piece of software being worked on may be different, or the syntax of the code might be new, but the fundamental principles seldom change. Knowledge of why is also the essence of the distinction between familiarity and expertise in a given topic.
Methodology
A third key aspect of the success of our development team is is our methodology. This ranges from the tools we use to help us stay organized, to the process our code goes through before it reaches our production servers.
One of the most important tools we use while building software is called “version control.” Version control allows us to keep track of every single change ever made in our code in a central repository. Should a feature break, or should we simply need to refer to how something was written previously, version control allows us to browse our entire project history.
Another feature of our version control system that is absolutely crucial to effective software development is called “branching.” This allows each engineer to create their own “branch” in the code repository, which they can then use to build new features without interfering with other developers. More importantly, branching allows us to build features and make changes without breaking the production website. Once a feature or set of changes are completed, a branch can be seamlessly merged back into the main line of code.
A component of our software development methodology that goes beyond use of tools is our code review process. This is a procedure that we undergo each time a set of code changes are completed. Here, the author of the code will sit with at least one other engineer (the ‘reviewer’) and walk them through their changes. The reviewer will provide feedback, ask questions, and point out any issues with the code that the author is submitting.
This process may be somewhat daunting for new engineers, as their work is examined to a degree of closeness that is not common outside of software development, but any feelings of anxiety quickly turn into confidence with the right approach. The purpose of a code review is to educate the author as well as any reviewers, to catch bugs early on, and to improve code quality. With a reassuring attitude from the reviewers, code review becomes a collaborative effort to the benefit of everyone involved.
Continual Improvement
The aspects of a software development team I described in this post are key contributors to its success. However, if there is one additional point to end this post on, it is to mention that we are continually seeking to improve each of these aspects of our team.
This quarter, we have begun to put additional focus on the deliberate learning of specific technologies and concepts, rather than just a broad improvement of software development skill. Just last week we developed a plan for a better code review process, one that will allow for more reviews of smaller segments of code rather than lengthy reviews that had only come at the end of projects up until now. And even at this very moment, we are in the process of evaluating new tools to improve the way in which we build our user interfaces with the goal of producing code that is more terse and comprehensible.
As our product and our company continue to grow and develop, I look forward to the opportunity to continue to innovate in our software, to overcome any challenges we may face, and to continue to build a team of effective software engineers.


2000 GM Sierra SLT – Rust Free, one owner truck, with very low 75800 miles. Ordered new as a 3/4 ton to tow a boat. Shortly after purchasing the truck the boat was sold. This is the 4th Vehicle in a household of 2 drivers so it was driven sparingly. Very minor wear which I will document below. This truck received the CNG flex fuel option when new. The equipment is in tact and operates as new. There is a power bed cover installed that works. There is a video of the bed cover operation on a Google Album I have available to view if you email or message me your email address.
I have critically judged the truck, and given my findings below:
Body: Excellent conditional. The paint has no clear coat failure there is s dent in the passenger side rear door. I believe a paintless dent person can pull it out. There are chips on the nose and mirrors. There are small non paint damaging dents on the top of the bed rails. All of the chrome is present with no sun baking as is normal for Arizona vehicles.
Interior: The owner has an artificial leg that does not move like an conventional leg resulting in a small hole in the carpet by the gas peddle. There is a small stitch separation on the drivers seat bottom bolster. Interior has no odor, and presents excellent. Leather is slightly harder then new, but still very nice.
Motor: Engine and transmission work excellent. Truck pulls hard. Air Conditioning work well. There is a new Optima battery, along with a new alternator recently installed. This truck has been serviced regularly by a local shop.
Chassis: Shows like a 2 year old truck. All of the original stickers and chalk marks are present. The suspension is very clean. Tires are new Michelin’s with 95% plus tread.
I have a google album with many pictures and videos of the truck as well as a current car fax run today. I am happy to supply both to you if you give me a call at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
I drove this truck extensively while taking pictures, and I have known the owner for 30 years. He dots on his vehicles like children, and this truck shows if caring well. Please call me if you have any questions or would like to talk about price. This is not a cheap GMC 2500 SLT. It is Low Mileage truck in excellent condition, It has been recently serviced , and has an excellent history. With that said, for the money, it will be the best available. To get an equivalent condition, and optioned truck you will have to purchase a 2013 or newer which will certainly cost in the high $20,000 range. Most of my auctions end in a sale long before the time runs out. I can be reached at<PHONE_NUMBER>. I encourage interested parties to inspect, or arrange an inspection. I am not an expert. I do the best I can to represent this truck as I see it.


How Many Answers Are Wrong
问题描述 :
FF is a bad boy, he is always wooing TT to play the following game with him. This is a very humdrum game. To begin with, TT should write down a sequence of integers-_-!!(bored).
Then, FF can choose a continuous subsequence from it(for example the subsequence from the third to the fifth integer inclusively). After that, FF will ask TT what the sum of the subsequence he chose is. The next, TT will answer FF’s question. Then, FF can redo this process. In the end, FF must work out the entire sequence of integers.
Boring~~Boring~~a very very boring game!!! TT doesn’t want to play with FF at all. To punish FF, she often tells FF the wrong answers on purpose.
The bad boy is not a fool man. FF detects some answers are incompatible. Of course, these contradictions make it difficult to calculate the sequence.
However, TT is a nice and lovely girl. She doesn’t have the heart to be hard on FF. To save time, she guarantees that the answers are all right if there is no logical mistakes indeed.
What’s more, if FF finds an answer to be wrong, he will ignore it when judging next answers.
But there will be so many questions that poor FF can’t make sure whether the current answer is right or wrong in a moment. So he decides to write a program to help him with this matter. The program will receive a series of questions from FF together with the answers FF has received from TT. The aim of this program is to find how many answers are wrong. Only by ignoring the wrong answers can FF work out the entire sequence of integers. Poor FF has no time to do this job. And now he is asking for your help~(Why asking trouble for himself~~Bad boy)
输入:
Line 2..M+1: Line i+1 contains three integer: Ai, Bi and Si. Means TT answered FF that the sum from Ai to Bi is Si. It’s guaranteed that 0 < Ai <= Bi <= N.
You can assume that any sum of subsequence is fit in 32-bit integer.
输出:
Line 2..M+1: Line i+1 contains three integer: Ai, Bi and Si. Means TT answered FF that the sum from Ai to Bi is Si. It’s guaranteed that 0 < Ai <= Bi <= N.
You can assume that any sum of subsequence is fit in 32-bit integer.
样例输入:
10 5 1 10 100 7 10 28 1 3 32 4 6 41 6 6 1
样例输出:
1
题目：给出一些询问，[l,r]的和为s，问有多少个是错的
//并查集 ，，sum[a]表示a与父亲这条路径上的和 #include <iostream> #include <cstdio> #include <cstring> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; const int maxn = 2e5 + 5; int fa[maxn], sum[maxn]; int n, m, l, r, s; int findFa(int x){ if (x != fa[x]){ int t = fa[x]; fa[x] = findFa(fa[x]); sum[x] += sum[t]; } return fa[x]; } int main(){ while (~scanf("%d%d", &n, &m)){ for (int i = 0; i <= n; ++i){ fa[i] = i; sum[i] = 0; } int ans = 0; while (m--){ scanf("%d%d%d", &l, &r, &s); l --; int pa = findFa(l), pb = findFa(r); if (pa == pb){ if (sum[r] - sum[l] != s) ans++; } else { fa[pb] = pa; sum[pb] = sum[l] - sum[r] + s; } } printf("%d\n", ans); } return 0; }
参考：http://www.cnblogs.com/Missa/p/3416617.html
恭喜~~
懂了，谢谢啦
“可以发现,树将是满二叉树,”这句话不对吧，构造的树应该是“完全二叉树”，而非“满二叉树”。
博主您好，这是一个内容十分优秀的博客，而且界面也非常漂亮。但是为什么博客的响应速度这么慢，虽然博客的主机在国外，但是我开启VPN还是经常响应很久，再者打开某些页面经常会出现数据库连接出错的提示
mark, 备用
妈呀！这个Dijkstra模板好长OwQ！
这是什么鬼，怎么多头文件
有意思，有难度
很好，注释很详细啊
这怎么用Catalan数啊？求解答！
很高兴你会喜欢这个网站。目前还没有一个开发团队，网站是我一个人在维护，都是用的开源系统，也没有太多需要开发的部分，主要是内容整理。非常感谢你的关注。


In order to assist you in a holdover or nonpayment proceeding, requesting your rental history from NYS HCR will help you determine what you're supposed to be paying in rent. It also provides many additional rights to tenants. You will probably need it when talking to a judge or legal services.


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The theme tonight is ethical stacks. We have Sebastian Kersten as our guest who is, as CTO at De Correspondent, responsible for their strategy and to build their technical stack accordingly.
Kars introduces Tech Solidarity first, talking on the grassroots nature and inviting everyone to get involved. Ideally we grow into a like-minded collective that is able to affect change.
Next Kars and Sebastian have a conversation on the choices De Correspondent has made, what the experiences are so far and what is still on the list to improve.
Sebastian starts by looking back. As a new initiative built from the ground up with a crowdfunding campaign, the resources were limited. It started with a couple of wireframes made by Sebastian. What to build exactly was kind of unclear, they just started. In the first versions a lot of standard products were combined: Shopify, Vimeo, Google Analytics, Soundcloud, etc.
There was no time to 'design' the systems needed, they just started using these standard products. Later they found that 'better' alternatives just can't keep up with these standard products. It forced them to ask the question: what are the things that they want to know? Instead of just measuring everything that can be measured. So in the end it may be a blessing in disguise not to have all information on all users.
At this moment about eight people are developing technology at De Correspondent. As they are doing everything by themselves, capacity is still limited. So building the ideal stack is hard.
The emphasis on privacy was stimulated by the presence of the writers of the book on privacy. The book triggered the discussion.
With the plans for international expansion they need to think about how, for instance, VAT differs for different countries. It forced the information they need to ask from users. That, again, made them think: what do we need to know and what do we want to know?
What does the stack look like now? An important decision was to remove Google Analytics and replace it with Piwik, a system that can be self-hosted so the data remains yours. Piwik was recently renamed to Matomo.
Another important piece of the stack are embedded services like video and audio. These are presented at first without trackers, and it is up to the users to allow these to actually see the content.
Newrelic is still used for monitoring the infrastructure, as a viable alternative is still to be found.
An important rule is to only use third party services that do tracking (like fonts) only when absolutely necessary. Self-hosting is usually the solution.
You can have traffic issues when hosting servers yourself. For example Matomo had some trouble scaling up. It's a lesson learned and it once again triggers a discussion of how much needs to be tracked. It is a basic question that trickles down in the organisation. The defining driver is the company's philosophy, which is leading, even if it leads to technological limitations.
The possibility of destroying one's own data by an individual user is the ultimate goal. It's on the list to find out. The principle is that everything should be opt in. So they discern:
This leads to rethinking the way you communicate with your users. What does it mean if you don’t use tracking cookies? Can it only be set on a device level (then on another device the user needs to set the cookie again)?
De Correspondent needs stuff from the internet like from YouTube. It's hard to find the original maker some time, and it takes too much time for their organisation.
A wish for the future is a system that the writers own, and in which readers can have direct contact with the content makers. Moving to the US might help for scale and making some of the wish list reality.
So a year after starting with this process of improving the stack, how did it change the business? Are the costs increased? Well yes, but it is a calculated extra cost and worth it.
There is still a lot of legacy built into this version. The concerns mentioned above were not so much on the radar back then. They just needed to have their services up and running in order to go live swiftly.
They still use Google Drive a lot. Building an editorial system yourself would take a lot of effort, as standard open source is not suited for the work they do.
The developments in the US obviously effect the plans on moving there. There is a terrorist view on the world now. What will happen when someone that wants to hurt us or our organisation? How to protect your data?
Our culture here is built around US culture. Now we have a president/government there that shocks liberals. What impact will they have on treating personal data?
The media is a target in US, so the systems should be well designed from the start. How to be sure not to be a collector of data, only opt-in? It is rather impossible, but they have to try.
Scaling (more subscribers/readers) is needed to be able to take a serious step. It is needed so they can allocate more resources to implementation and development, and thus a more ethical stack. Scaling in terms of content is not really the issue.
The growth strategy is linear, not an exponential. Being a knowledge sharing network is key. So the organisation is still very small in scale, and the backlog of wishes and features is very long.
There are already different models operating, like publishing books. Speaking was stepped down a bit, as it cannibalised on the core activities.
He thinks it is kind of annoying, as there is not really a clear view what it is. It feels like another cookie wall.
How to treat it as a small organisation?
They are too small to report on all the things GDPR requires, but what is needed? They are already taking measures, but driven by their own philosophy. It's hard to predict if these investments pay off.
Sebastian was/is a fan; Jay dedicated a whole year of students and research to the feasibility of De Correspondent making way in States.
Is the US adventure influencing the way De Correspondent works?
They don’t think so. They are learning from it, like how to approach different target groups.
About members: only the minimal data needed for administrative reasons, tax, etc. No special wishes. And they're not interested in data about anonymous visitors.
Opening up the data they have on consumers, to the customer themselves, would be something he loves to do.
It is part of the culture. For some of the teams at least. Developers are keener on that.
Sebastian as a CTO has a role here. It's easier to keep defending it, because it is in the manifesto now. And as he is CEO (ad interim) now, he has even more influence.
In general people don’t really care.  It did not have a clear positive contribution.
It is to big to get rid of it. About 60% to 70% of sales (mostly new members) is via Facebook.
Data is growing, so you should have automated systems and the best tools, like Google’s. Others are using them, so we need to keep up.
In general on data, you need to sometimes fight fire with fire. De Correspondent can't be only focusing on data protection. It needs to balance with the goals to reach out to an audience. Effectiveness versus transparency.
After the conversation we form three groups to dive a bit deeper and see what can be learned from other initiatives and how De Correspondent can keep up with competitors while remaining true to their principles.
We close the evening with some drinks and looking forward to the next meetup!
Original announcement:
Our guest is De Correspondent CTO Sebastian Kersten. We will have a conversation about how to set up a technology stack for your platform which is not dependent on companies with a surveillance business model. Sebastian did just that at De Correspondent so he can speak from experience. He wrote an interesting report on the matter from which it becomes clear that an ethical stack is within reach of anyone willing and able to put in the necessary time and effort. But there are things to be mindful of, so tonight we will delve into the topic and see how we can apply these ideas in our own work.
We meet at Sensor Lab in Utrecht on Monday, April 9. We start at 19:00 and wrap up around 21:00. (Doors open 18:30.) Admission fee is 5 euros payable at the door.
To RSVP, send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Hope to see you there!


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downloadDMRs()
passes arguments properly. This fixes #43.echoGetEffluent()
and downloadDMRs()
return columns (or nested columns) as characters only.downloadDMRs()
Returns a tidy dataframe with dmr reports. (closes #38)echoGetEffluent()
uses a different API call to returns a flat dmr report (one plant at a time). Existing arguments remain the same and still returns a dataframe. (closes #37)echoGetFacilities()
and echoGetReports()
wrap the individual functions to streamline functions that users need to be familiar with. (closes #33)echoWaterGetMeta()
and echoAirGetMeta()
functions to retrieve column metadata returned by echoWaterGetFacilityInfo()
and echoAirGetFacilityInfo()
; specify columns returned by respective functions by including qcolumns argument in respective functions. (closes #28).qcolumns
argument to echoWaterGetFacilityInfo()
to ensure reasonable default columns are returned (#29).echoWaterGetFacilityInfo()
properly returns large datasets. The new internal function getDownload()
downloads the entire CSV of queried data as a dataframe (closes #27).qcolumns
argument to echoAirGetFacilityInfo()
to ensure reasonable default columns are returned (#29).echoAirGetFacilityInfo()
properly returns large datasets. The new internal function getDownload()
downloads the entire CSV of queried data as a dataframe (closes #27).echoSDWGetSystems()
downloads data for public drinking water systems.echoSDWGetMeta()
downloads metadata for columns returned by echoSDWGetSystems()
skip_on_cran()
instead of httptest::with_mock_API()
pkg::fun()


myths on electric cars
08 Nov 2018When we explore the idea of an electric car and what it implies (mostly breaking ties with the old way of doing things), we quickly stumble upon a vast group of people who devote their lives to discredit the whole concept, by doubts and fear.
 In those places, charging an electric car seems to only divert the fuel consumption to the power plants. This is mostly correct, except that using an electric car instead of an ICEV will still result in a much lower carbon footprint (or tiretrack…) and a much lower fuel consumption.
Here’s the catch, because the combustion engine needs to fit inside an engine bay, be light enough as to not affect the car too much and be quiet enough not to disturb the car’s occupants, it needs to compromise on something else. A car combustion engine will compromise on efficiency. A modern one will probably get up to a measly 25% efficiency, meaning that for every drop of fuel, only 25% of it is converted into actual work. Even worst, when idling, the efficiency drop close to 0%, since no work is being done (except heating and a small electrical charge).
On the other hand, power stations don’t have those kinds of limitations, they can be as big, as heavy and run as long as they want. In fact, their only limitation is to be as efficient as possible because their profitability depends on it. Modern thermal power station have an efficiency of about 60%. This makes power stations exactly 240% more efficient than combustion engine in cars. Let’s see how that translate into real-world usage : If you can travel 100 km with 10 L of petrol (10 L / 100 km) with an ICEV, the same 10L of petrol in a power plant could generate enough electricity to drive 240 km.
Of course this calculation doesn’t take into account power transmission losses, battery efficiency, and the monetary & energy cost used when refining and transporting petrol to the petrol stations. Even if we factor it in, the trend is clear : It is at least 2 times more efficient (and cleaner) to drive an electric car instead of an ICEV, even when the electricity you use to charge it comes from a dirty source. Imagine when your electricity comes from Solar, Wind or Hydro!
batteries are not recyclable and are a big pollution source
Because of all the weird-sounding names like Lithium and Ion inside the battery, people think that it’s highly pollution (during its production or afterlife) and that we can’t even recycle it.
In reality, It is true that producing a car battery involves lots of polluting processes : Extracting Lithium, Nickel and Cobalt are very hazardous and can contaminate water wells, among others. On the other side, batteries can be recycled, its chemistry can be restored or its cells can be repurposed for stationary use (like Nissan does).
charging could overload the grid
Let’s consider Canada’s case : we have around 33 million cars on the road, with an average 20 000 km per year. Knowing that an electric car consumes about 20 kWh per 100 km, if every car in Canada was an electric one, the total needed electricity would amount to 130 million kWh yearly ( 3600 kWh per capita ). Adding this to the 15.5 MWh total electricity consumption per capita will bring it to 19.1 MWh yearly per capita. Changing all cars in Canada to electric would add only 23% of the total electricity consumption. Furthermore, because most of the charging occurs on off-peak hours, we could use up the surplus we currently have, and we would not need to add as much infrastructure.
Now the killer argument is this : extracting and refining crude oil into petrol takes a lot of energy : more than 5 kWh per litre of fuel. For and ICEV to travel 100 km (at 10 L / 100 km), it will have used up more than 50 kWh, whereas an electric car will use around 20 kWh. Another 2.5x more efficient. Knowing this, if every can in Canada was electric, it would actually LOWER our total electricity consumption (because we extract and refine a lot of petrol).
anxiety
Detractors believe that electric cars are not really usable because of the long time it takes to charge them and the small range they provide.
While it’s true that charging on a Level1 charger can take a very long time (8hrs+), most of the charging happens on Level2 or Level3, with a charging time of 5hrs or 30-45mins. Next, consider that for most of the day, the car is parked and unused. Be it at your house, work, parking lot, etc. We can easily charge the car whenever it’s not in use, even if we are at 80% charge, because plugin the car takes only a few seconds, compared to filling up a ICEV tank.
Range anxiety depends greatly on the person’s way of life : most of Canadians travel less than 50 km per day, meaning that they need to charge once in 10 days for a Tesla Model 3, and 4 days for a Nissan Leaf. Not bad at all! Do not forget that we do not need to go to special charging stations, because electricity is everywhere.
final word
While it’s true that when both cars go out of the production line, the electric car if dirtier because of all the rare metals inside the battery and motor. But, as soon as the car travels 30 000 km, the total emissions are equal. After that, the electric car is greener than the ICEV one.


I’m a freelance Web developer and Digital Development professional. My most recent stint was at Heri Online, an E-commerce website designed to provide online shoppers across Nairobi with premium quality products at affordable rates, delivered within 12 working hours on order completion. I have over three years of IT Field Officer and Project Implementation at Vecna Cares. I’ve always been skilled at bringing people together and working towards common goals with the good interpersonal skills I got. My experience successfully leading teams and implementing EMR (Electronic Medical Record) which led me to consider administration, and I’ve been building a career as a driven health officer for the last four years. Having built websites for clients, done marketing for several companies, good customer relationship, worked as a website developer at International Solutions Company, helped in website maintenance and social media update at GoDown Arts Centre and spoke at ICT4D Conference on Health Technology in 2019 where I did a demo on the adoption of EMR systems and deployment. DroidconKE 2019 speaker where I spoke about my experience on using android apps to solve human systems in the health sector and GDG both Nairobi and Western region about my journey into Technology
| Education | Job experience | Skills |
|---|---|---|
| Nairobits Digital School | GoDown Arts centre (Nov 2014 - Jan 2016) | CSS |
| Vecna Cares (February 2016 -July 2019) | Java script | Heri Online (August - October 2019) | Html |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>whatsapp: +254 734 898 502
Monica Oyugi
P.O. Box 77007-00611
Nairobi
Kenya


Constructor
new Conductor(startUrls, cutOffDepth, torPort)
Initialize the conductor and start the scrape
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startUrls |
Array.<string> | List of init URL, which serve as startpoint for the scraper | |
cutOffDepth |
number | Cutoff value for the number of hops we should take, starting from either the database or the startUrls. | |
torPort |
number | 9050 | Port to use for Tor controller server. |
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Methods
(async) getEntriesToDownloadPool(limit)
Get entries from the DB directly to the network download pool.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
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limit |
number | The number of entries to get from the DB |
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(async) insertNetworkResponseIntoDb(networkResponse, dbResult)
If the network finished a download, insert it into the database.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
networkResponse |
NetworkHandlerResponse | The networks response already serialized |
dbResult |
DbResult | The dbResult for which the download was started |
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(async) run()
Initialize the tor client and the db, then start the spidering
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(async) runScraper()
Controls on run of the scraper. This includes storing found urls on the
DB and populating the networks pool.
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When discussing the concept of neuroplasticity it allows you to think about your learning capability in a much different way that you’ve likely not been exposed to before.
In contrast to the rigid way that you’re only praised for success in traditional schooling, neuroplasticity promotes the idea that your brain and intelligence is much more malleable than you think and that effort should be praised just as highly as success.
Research has shown that even the discussion of neuroplasticity with school children improves their ability to learn and understand. Giving them the idea that their intelligence is not fixed and is ever changing is very beneficial.
I’ve always found that unless I can fully understand how something works from start to finish, it makes it a lot harder to grasp. Like driving a manual car for instance - someone can show me the different steps needed but because I don’t understand how the mechanisms are operating, it’s never quite sunk in for me. I think this also applies to the brain - once we can really understand what it’s doing and how it’s trying to do it, we can access much more of its power.
To benefit from the principles of neuroplasticity I could definitely engage in more repetition of tasks and concepts more frequently. With Dev Academy for instance I tend to learn pretty well when going through each task but I rarely have the time or motivation to go back and revise. There is so much new information to take on board that it can be overwhelming.
The phrase “Practice makes permanent” stands out to me. It’s a simple concept but not so easy to put into practice. If I can stick to a schedule of revisiting learned concepts in a variety of ways it will increase my neuroplasticity.
Procrastination is a huge hindrance to neuroplasticity. Understanding what it really is and how to actively push it away will be important for my growth.
 Omega 3 & 6, which are fatty acids, can only come from your diet in the form of nuts, seeds and fatty fish. They create and maintain cell membranes which protect cells that transport nutrients into the cell and also transport toxic substances out of the cell. On the other hand, long term consumption of trans and saturated fats such as baked goods and fried food can compromise brain health.
To promote neuroplasticity I need to be more aware of what I’m eating so my brain can be in a healthy state and more accepting of new information.
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As opposed to a fixed mindset, a person with a growth mindset is open to challenges and solving problems. Promoting learning as a skill is important, as well as celebrating not just success but effort along the way.
Obstacles are enjoyable and a learning opportunity for those with a growth mindset, they accept that failing is part of learning and will benefit them in the long run.
A growth mindset is important in life if you want to continue your learning journey all throughout adulthood. It will create opportunities and in turn will create a richer, fuller life.
A main theme that I picked up on is that positivity is a crucial role of a growth mindset. If you fall into the easy route of being pessimistic and giving up on trying, your learning will be compromised.
Failure should not be seen as a soul crushing embarrassment but rather embraced as a chance to learn and develop.
When I find myself either stumped by a task or failing over and over I really need to make a conscious effort to see these times as learning opportunities. I need to not feel discouraged or feel that my intelligence is being attacked. I need to see that it’s through these difficult times that my brain is making new pathways and that they will only get stronger through repetition and effort.
Helpful Links
Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset | Sprouts
The Super Mario Effect - Tricking Your Brain into Learning More | Mark Rober
I need to keep in mind that my intelligence is not fixed, it can grow and be shaped by my actions and habits. Knowing that failing is okay and should be used as a learning opportunity is also important to acknowledge.
It may be cliche but staying positive will be crucial for my learning but is also easier said than done. Things like eating well and taking care of myself are a good place to start and will provide a healthy mindset to build on.
Procrastination is a tough habit to overcome but I'm predicting that really thinking about the negative effects of it on me and my learning journey before I engage in the habits will deter me enough to push through.


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Crystal SDK 2.1 for iOS Version 2.1 build 0221
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Functions | |
| (void) | + CrystalSession::application:didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken: |
| (void) | + CrystalSession::application:didFailToRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithError: |
| (void) | + CrystalSession::application:didReceiveRemoteNotification: |
| (BOOL) | + CrystalSession::application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: |
| (BOOL) | + CrystalSession::application:handleOpenUrl: |
| (void) | + CrystalSession::willRotateToInterfaceOrientation:duration: |
| Call this from your top-level view controller if your game uses Apple's UIViewController or subclasses.All view rotations are supported by Crystal, though you can limit this in your own app. If the view rotation is to be limited to one rotation (recommended) call the lockToOrientation: method on CrystalSession. If you would like to support more than one rotation call the lockToOrientationList: method. | |
| (void) | + CrystalSession::didRotateFromInterfaceOrientation: |
| Call this from your top-level view controller if your game uses Apple's UIViewController or subclasses.All view rotations are supported by Crystal, though you can limit this in your own app. If the view rotation is to be limited to one rotation (recommended) call the lockToOrientation: method on CrystalSession. If you would like to support more than one rotation call the lockToOrientationList: method. |
| + (void) application: | (UIApplication *) | application | |
| didFailToRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithError: | (NSError *) | error | |
Needed for push notifications. Pass-through from UIApplicationDelegate.
| + (BOOL) application: | (UIApplication *) | application | |
| didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: | (NSDictionary *) | launchOptions | |
Needed for push notifications. Pass-through from UIApplicationDelegate.
| + (void) application: | (UIApplication *) | application | |
| didReceiveRemoteNotification: | (NSDictionary *) | userInfo | |
Needed for push notifications. Pass-through from UIApplicationDelegate.
| + (void) application: | (UIApplication *) | application | |
| didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken: | (NSData *) | deviceToken | |
Needed for push notifications. Pass-through from UIApplicationDelegate.
| + (BOOL) application: | (UIApplication *) | application | |
| handleOpenUrl: | (NSURL *) | url | |
Needed for push notifications via email. Pass-through from UIApplicationDelegate.
| + (void) didRotateFromInterfaceOrientation: | (UIInterfaceOrientation) | fromInterfaceOrientation |
Call this from your top-level view controller if your game uses Apple's UIViewController or subclasses.All view rotations are supported by Crystal, though you can limit this in your own app. If the view rotation is to be limited to one rotation (recommended) call the lockToOrientation: method on CrystalSession. If you would like to support more than one rotation call the lockToOrientationList: method.
| + (void) willRotateToInterfaceOrientation: | (UIInterfaceOrientation) | toInterfaceOrientation | |
| duration: | (NSTimeInterval) | duration | |
Call this from your top-level view controller if your game uses Apple's UIViewController or subclasses.All view rotations are supported by Crystal, though you can limit this in your own app. If the view rotation is to be limited to one rotation (recommended) call the lockToOrientation: method on CrystalSession. If you would like to support more than one rotation call the lockToOrientationList: method.


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Bug-reproducer Assistant Python kernel
1.0
Código Python de kernel del Bug-reproducer Assistant
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Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ |
| def | initialFileCode |
| def | beginMain |
| def | endMain |
| def | mustDefaultConstruct |
| def | defaultConstruct |
| def | methodIsConstructor |
| def | methodCall |
| def | mustSkipArgument |
| def | declareDummyClass |
| def | declareJsonModule |
| def | endSentence |
Public Attributes | |
| nextModuleIndex_ | |
| nextClassIndex_ | |
| nextInstanceIndex_ | |
| indentation_ | |
| initSpaces_ | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| string | INSTANCE_NAME_PREFIX = "var" |
| string | MODULE_NAME_PREFIX = "mod" |
| string | CLASS_NAME_PREFIX = "cls" |
| int | SPACES_PER_TAB = 4 |
| int | MAX_LENGTH_FOR_NOT_DECLARING = 50 |
Code generator for C++ source files.
| def bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::CppTokensGenerator::__init__ | ( | self, | |
| aProgramExecution, | |||
| sourceType, | |||
| projectName | |||
| ) |
| self | The CppTokensGenerator to construct. |
| aProgramExecution | Program execution call graph. |
| sourceType | Kind of source to generate (see GeneratedSourceType). |
| projectName | Bug-reproducer Assistant project name. Constructor. |
Reimplemented from bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::TokensGenerator.
| def bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::CppTokensGenerator::beginMain | ( | self | ) |
| self | The CppTokensGenerator instance. |
Return code to insert at the beginning of the generated file's main function.
Reimplemented from bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::TokensGenerator.
| def bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::CppTokensGenerator::declareDummyClass | ( | self | ) |
| self | The CppTokensGenerator instance. |
Declare Dummy class. Return its declaration code.
Reimplemented from bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::TokensGenerator.
| def bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::CppTokensGenerator::declareJsonModule | ( | self | ) |
| self | The CppTokensGenerator instance. |
Unused.
Reimplemented from bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::TokensGenerator.
| def bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::CppTokensGenerator::defaultConstruct | ( | self, | |
| aLanguageObject | |||
| ) |
| self | The CppTokensGenerator instance. |
| aLanguageObject | A LanguageObject. Call the object's default constructor. |
Reimplemented from bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::TokensGenerator.
| def bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::CppTokensGenerator::endMain | ( | self | ) |
| self | The CppTokensGenerator instance. |
Return code to insert at the end of the generated file's main function.
Reimplemented from bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::TokensGenerator.
| def bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::CppTokensGenerator::endSentence | ( | self | ) |
| self | The CppTokensGenerator instance. |
Return the sentence ending. It's an empty string (no ';' is necessary).
Reimplemented from bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::TokensGenerator.
| def bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::CppTokensGenerator::initialFileCode | ( | self | ) |
| self | The CppTokensGenerator instance. |
Return code to insert at the beginning of the generated file.
Reimplemented from bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::TokensGenerator.
| def bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::CppTokensGenerator::methodCall | ( | self, | |
| aFunctionCall | |||
| ) |
| self | The CppTokensGenerator instance. |
| aFunctionCall | A FunctionCall. |
Return code for this function call, to be inserted in the generated source file.
Reimplemented from bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::TokensGenerator.
| def bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::CppTokensGenerator::methodIsConstructor | ( | self, | |
| aLanguageObject, | |||
| aCall | |||
| ) |
| self | The CppTokensGenerator instance. |
| aLanguageObject | A LanguageObject. |
| aCall | A FunctionCall |
Tell whether or not the method is a constructor (i.e.: its name equals the class').
Reimplemented from bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::TokensGenerator.
| def bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::CppTokensGenerator::mustDefaultConstruct | ( | self, | |
| aLanguageObject, | |||
| firstCall | |||
| ) |
| self | The CppTokensGenerator instance. |
| aLanguageObject | A LanguageObject. |
| firstCall | First FunctionCall for this object. |
Tell whether or not an object must be created with the default constructor.
Reimplemented from bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::TokensGenerator.
| def bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::CppTokensGenerator::mustSkipArgument | ( | self, | |
| aFunctionCall, | |||
| arg, | |||
| argCount | |||
| ) |
| self | The CppTokensGenerator instance. |
| aFunctionCall | A FunctionCall. |
| arg | An Argument. |
| argCount | Order in the arguments list for "arg". |
Tell if this argument must be skipped (for instance: "self" implicit argument in Python). No skipping in C++ (as Python with its 'self' or 'cls' arguments.
Reimplemented from bug_reproducer_assistant::code_generator::TokensGenerator.


Below is a dump of the non-function/object properties of the $.mobile and $.support objects. These properties typically control how the jQuery Mobile framework behaves on the various devices/platforms. You can use this page to quickly assess the default support configuration calculated by both jQuery Core and jQuery Mobile.


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Rev. Obofour hints to name TMA officials who took bribe from him
by Qwame BenedictThe leader and founder of Anointed Palace Chapel Rev. Obofour has hinted that he will in the coming days list the name of some corrupt officials of the Tema Municipal Assembly (TMA) who took bribes from him.
It would be recalled that some days ago, it was reported that some persons from the assembly where beaten by Rev. Obofour’s men which included his junior pastor when the people came to inspect their church building.
Reacting to the fracas that ensued on the premises of his church in Tema, Rev. Obofour called the TMA official “liars” and rather accused them of attacking three of his security men on the church premises without any justification.
“I will talk when you push me. Anyone who has collected money in connection with the construction of the building will have to vomit it when we get to the court,” he threatened
He continued that the allegations levelled against his church workers by the assembly were fabricated to cover their bad deeds at his church.
“I want the government to know that we did not take the law into our hands but they rather assaulted three security men at the church,” he said.
“I am stating on authority that no well-built men assaulted anyone at my church. The person who said well-built men assaulted someone at my church is a liar, and those who do not understand can send me anywhere they want,” he declared.


I'm A Celeb's James Haskell in battle with Facebook over 'steroid overdose' death hoax scam
I'm A Celebrity star James Haskell fell victim to a sickening death hoax from scammers on Facebook which falsely claimed he died from a drugs overdose
by Louise Randell, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/louise-randell/I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star James Haskell found himself locked in a high-profile battle with Facebook over a fake news story which claimed he'd died from a steroid overdose.
Two years ago, Haskell, 34, was targeted scammers who published damaging slurs about the rugby star on the social networking site.
The false story was posted under the guise of a fake sports nutrition company, earning money through ad click-throughs.
In the disturbing posts, shared from a location in Panama, it was claimed Haskell had died from a steroid overdose, alleging he had "committed suicide" and was a "drugs cheat".
Haskell got in touch with Facebook and asked the company to remove the fake posts, and filmed a video to publicly refute the claims.
In the clip, he said: "I am not dead and for those of you who wish I was dead, better luck next time.”
Reports published at the time in 2017 suggested Facebook bosses had taken down the posts as soon as they were alerted.
A spokesperson for the company said: "We will continue to work towards better transparency and accountability in our advertising products."
Haskell's lawyer Matt Himsworth adde that the star was consideirng taking legal action against the social media giant, saying: “They just said they were not responsible.
"We haven’t ruled out taking this further.”
James is heading into the jungle this weekend for the new series of I'm A Celebrity.
He'll be joined by stars including Caitlyn Jenner, Kate Garraway, Ian Wright and Nadine Coyle.
Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly and are back hosting, marking their big return to the jungle together after Ant took last year off to deal with his personal problems.
I'm A Celeb returns to ITV Sunday night at 9pm.
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You've Got Mail (1998) 3 stars out of 4. Starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.
You've Got Mail is a timely romance for this impersonal, computer-driven decade.
Two people who've never met confide in each other via e-mail without revealing their true identities.
Nora Ephron's contemporary update of The Shop Around the Corner retains the basic plot: Two people who despise each other unwittingly become enamored with each other through their anonymous correspondence.
Ephron, who co-wrote the film with her sister, Delia, as well as directed it, knew what she was doing by reteaming Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan as the at-odds couple.
Ryan is Kathleen Kelly, owner of a small children's bookstore, while Hanks is Joe Fox, who heads up a chain of mega bookstores (think Barnes & Noble).
Their charm and chemistry are the glue that binds this film, even through some of the script's rough spots.
For the Ephrons invested so much effort in their protagonists that they give short shrift to the talented supporting cast, including Parker Posey, Greg Kinnear, Jean Stapleton and Steve Zahn.
Yet no one is really going to complain because the Ephrons know their audience - and what the paying public wants is Hanks and Ryan.
And the two are kept busy. One, the other or both are in nearly every scene.
Hanks has his decent guy routine down pat, yet each time he does it, it seems effortless, spontaneous and fresh.
Ryan smoothly moves between spunky and vulnerable, with a sexy touch of winsomeness added to the brew.
Their scenes together sparkle, even though they lack the nostalgic romanticism of Sleepless in Seattle.
And the shadow of that earlier hit hangs over You've Got Mail like dried-up mistletoe. The sparks created by the earlier movie are, by necessity, not evident here. True, these are two people seeking true love, but You've Got Mail is more comic and less poignant than its predecessor.
The Ephrons' script is witty and sharp. However, as a director Nora Ephron is a bit uneven. Some scenes drag, while others, especially when Hanks and Ryan are revealing their souls via e-mail, are crisp and tidy.
Also, the script gets sloppy toward the end with characters merely disappearing from the story.
A nice, romantic soundtrack adds to this date-night special.
Overall, You've Got Mail is a lush and cute outing, taking advantage of the star appeal of its two leads.
It's a nice holiday movie, one for holding hands and snuggling.
Bob Bloom is the film critic at the Journal and Courier in Lafayette, Ind. He can be reached by e-mail at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>cb
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The State of Charge (SOC) of a battery pack is largely calculated by Coulomb Counting (integrating current flow). However, this method is not perfect as there will always be a small error percent and it does not account for degraded Pack Health and capacity due to aging.
SOC drift uses multiple different voltage points (typically on the upper and lower curve of the battery voltage ranges) to estimate the actual State of Charge. The SOC can then be corrected (drifted) based on the estimated State of Charge.
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