1. Introduction
Selectors are a very popular mechanism for selecting things in HTML and XML content. They are not used only in CSS [CSS3SYN] but also as a standalone query language in libraries like jQuery, in newer standardized browser APIs like [SELECTORS-API] and in other Web standards like ITS 2.0.
The [SELECTORS4] specification only defines selectors for selecting element nodes from the document, but some uses of Selectors would like to select other types of nodes as well. This specification extends [SELECTORS4] with additional selectors that can be used for selecting non-element nodes in a document tree.
Note: Currently the draft only defines means for selecting and matching attribute nodes, but other kinds of nodes, such as comments or processing instructions, might be supported in the future.
2. Non-element Selectors
2.1. Attribute node selector
An attribute node selector represents an attribute node in a document tree. Its syntax is:
::attr() = ::attr( <namespace-attr>? ) <namespace-attr> = [ <na-prefix>? '|' ]? <na-name> <na-prefix> = <ident> | '*' <na-name> = <ident> | '*'
No whitespace is allowed between the tokens of <namespace-attr>.
<namespace-attr> is divided into two halves: an optional prefix preceding a '|' character, and an attribute name following it.
If the <na-prefix> is provided as an <ident>, it must match a declared namespace prefix, in which case the selector only matches attributes in that namespace; if it doesn’t match a declared namespace prefix, the selector matches nothing. If the <na-prefix> is provided as a * character, the selector matches attributes in any namespace. If the <na-prefix> is omitted, the selector only matches attributes in no namespace.
If the <na-name> is an <ident>, the selector matches attributes with that name. If the <na-name> is a * character, the selector matches attributes with any name.
If the <namespace-attr> is omitted entirely, the selector matches any attribute in any namespace.
The selector matches an attribute node with the given namespace and name on the originating element, if such an attribute exists.
The selector uses pseudo-element syntax.
title
attribute on abbr
elements.
<rules xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" version="2.0" queryLanguage="css"> <translateRule selector="abbr::attr(title)" translate="no"/> </rules>
Although entirely valid in Selectors used in the scope of CSS, attribute node selectors never generate boxes.


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Relating Models To Themselves with Dynamo¶
Sometimes you will run into the case where you want to relate a model to itself. One of our clients wanted their web-app’s product detail page to list other products in a “related_products” relationship. Or maybe you’re building a social network and you want to relate Users to Users in a relationship called “friends”.
The issue that came about with Dynamo is that we used the ->hasManySimple(‘related_products’) method on the DynamoController. The pivot table called “product_product” had two columns “product_id” and “related_product_id”. When creating a product you could use the multiSelect box to select the related products, but if you saved and then went to that related product, it wouldn’t show the original product in the multiSelect box, and thus, the user might assume that no related products were attached, and attach some related products. If they attached the same product again you would end up with entries in the pivot table like (1,2) and (2,1). We wanted there to only be one entry (1,2) and the application understand on each of those product details pages, to list each other as related. Below is how we implemented this:
First we created the following relationships:
public function getAllRelatedProductsAttribute($value)
{
return $this->allRelatedProducts();
}
public function allRelatedProducts()
{
return $this->relatedProducts->merge($this->relatedTo);
}
public function relatedProducts()
{
return $this->belongsToMany('App\Product', 'product_product', 'product_id', 'related_product_id');
}
public function relatedTo()
{
return $this->belongsToMany('App\Product', 'product_product', 'related_product_id', 'product_id');
}
Let’s start from the bottom up. All of these relationships were defined on the Product.php model in the root of the app directory in the Laravel framework. relatedTo() says that “this” Product model is relatedTo itself (AppProduct), the pivot table’s name is “product_product”, and we set the “this” Product to the related_product_id column and set the product that we are relating it to to the product_id column. If this sounds a bit confusing please refer here in the Laravel documentation to how these parameters work. Next we need a relationship function that returns all the products that are related to “this” Product; so we reverse the third and fourth parameter. Next, we make a relationship function called allRelatedProducts which merges the relatedTo() and relatedProduts() function so the collection will contain both of their collections in one. Then we make a getter function that returns the allRelatedProducts() relationship function.
->formTab(FormTab::make('Relationships')
->select('allRelatedProducts', [
'label' => 'Related Products: Select all products related to this product',
'options' => Product::orderBy('name')->get()->pluck('name', 'id'),
'class' => 'chosen-select',
'multiple' => true,
])
->select('product_category_id', [
'label' => 'Product Category: Select the category for this product',
'options' => ProductCategory::getSelectList(),
'class' => 'chosen-select',
])
->select('product_type_id', [
'label' => 'Product Type: Select the type for this product',
'options' => ProductType::getSelectList(),
'class' => 'chosen-select',
])
->select('sales_sheet_id', [
'label' => 'Sales Sheet: Select the sales sheet for this product',
'options' => ResourceCategory::getSalesSheetSelectList(),
'class' => 'chosen-select',
])
->select('warranty_id', [
'label' => 'Warranty: Select the warranty for this product',
'options' => ResourceCategory::getWarrantySelectList(),
'class' => 'chosen-select',
])
->select('drawing_id', [
'label' => 'Drawing: Select the drawing for this product',
'options' => ResourceCategory::getDrawingSelectList(),
'class' => 'chosen-select',
])
->hasManySimple('resources', [
'label' => 'Resources: Select all resources for this product',
'options' => Resource::orderBy('title')->get()->pluck('title', 'id'),
'nameField' => 'title',
])
)
We create this FormTab called Relationships where the user may attach all the relationships this Product they are creating has. Look at the first select box. The first parameter is ‘allRelatedProducts’. This is needed so that if the user is Editing an already existing Product that already has related Products set, it will populate with those related Products. Another important thing is that it has ‘multiple’ => true,’ which tells dynamo to make it a multiSelect box on the form. Directly below this formTab we create a handler:
->addHandler('allRelatedProducts', function (&$product, &$data) {
if (isset($data['allRelatedProducts'])) {
$relatedIds = $product->allRelatedProducts->pluck('id');
$relatedIdsToRemove = array_diff($relatedIds->toArray(), $data['allRelatedProducts']);
$product->relatedTo()->detach($relatedIdsToRemove);
$product->relatedProducts()->sync($data['allRelatedProducts']);
unset($data['allRelatedProducts']);
} else {
// clear both relationships
$product->relatedProducts()->detach();
$product->relatedTo()->detach();
}
})
The first parameter is the relationship that we are handling. The second is a closure function that does the “handling”. It takes the item and its data that we are creating/editing as the closure arguments. It’s important that you at the ‘&’ to pass the arguments by reference because we need the data outside the scope of the function. Then we do an if statement that says, if the Product has allRelatedProducts data already set, then get the products relatedProduct ids, and find the difference in the ids that were submitted. Detach the leftover ids, because that means the user deselected Products that were once related but now they don’t want them related anymore. Then “sync” or update the relatedProducts() relationship. Look here for the sync method in the documentation. Then unset the part of the data.
else, if the allRelatedProducts select box is not set to anything (blank, user either cleared all related products or there wasn’t any to begin with) then detach all related products both ways.
All that’s pretty much it! it’s admittedly a bit confusing at first. But this algorithm is what needs to be done anytime you have a model that relates to itself. For example, in the case of creating a “friends” relationship between two User models, you would create relationships functions “friendsOf”, “friends”, “allFriends”, and the getter function. Then create the select box on the “allFriends” relationship. And the handler code is exactly the same, except you need to rename the variables and relationship function names appropriately and it will work.
Then in the form when creating a new User, the admin can select the friends of that User. If then, the admin saves, and takes a look at one of those friend models, the new User will populate in the select box automatically. If the relationship gets detached on either model, it will automatically be detached from the other model as well, since the pivot table is saving it in one row rather than like I explained at the beginning.
Below are some screenshots of the outcome (The captions under them help explain whats going on):
Here I create a new Product
I relate my new Product to another Product called Related Product.
Here we see the pivot table and 1 single row related these two products.
Next I navigate to and Edit the Related Product in the CMS.
And I automatically see the new Product I created attached to it. If we were using a ->hasManySimple() function on our DynamoController like we normally would to relate two SEPARATE models (not the same model), we would not see the newly created Product show up here automatically, and the user may try to select it again, creating a duplicate in the database which is not good.
Still on the Related Product Edit page, I deselect the Product1 I created from the beginning and hit save. We expect that the row in the database is gone, and that if I go back to Product1 and edit it, that I won’t see Related Product attached to it.
As expected, the row is gone and the two Products are no longer related.


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3 bodies found after South Korean helicopter crash near disputed islets
SEOUL: South Korean rescuers located three bodies believed to be among seven who went missing after their chopper crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from islets disputed with Japan, officials said on Saturday (Nov 2).
The helicopter had just picked an injured fisherman up from Dokdo, which is known as Takeshima in Japan, when it went down on Thursday night.
One body was found inside the chopper located at a depth of 72m, 600m south of the islets, while the other two were found in the water nearby, a Coast Guard representative told reporters.
The crashed chopper - which rescuers located on Friday - sat upside down on the seabed, he said, adding its tail had broken off and had been found 110m away.
READ: South Korean helicopter crashes into sea off disputed islets, seven missing
It was not yet possible to identify the three bodies, he said, adding that a search operation was underway to retrieve them and find the other four still missing.
The bodies were found by an unmanned submarine, although divers would attempt to retrieve them manually for fear using the submarine's "robot-arm" could damage the remains.
"We will do our best till the end to bring those missing back to their families," he added.
Ships and divers from the defence ministry and members of the National Fire Agency and civilian volunteers have been mobilised for the search operation, authorities said.
The crashed chopper is a Eurocopter EC225, made by the European aerospace corporation Airbus.
The seven people on board were five rescuers, the fisherman and a civilian.
Seoul has controlled the islets in the Sea of Japan - or East Sea - since 1945, when Tokyo's brutal colonial rule on the peninsula ended, while Japan still claims sovereignty over them.


Block Atlas
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Horizontal: percent of space used by fee level. Vertical: fee bid level depth. Fees represent median transaction size total cost.
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[1,1010,1020,5000]
Four SVG circles (and an axis)
var dataPoints = [1,1010,1020,5000];
var circles = gMain.selectAll('circle')
.data(dataPoints)
.enter()
.append('circle')
.attr('r', 11)
Somewhere between 100 and 500 pixels within gMain, proportional to their value.
// create a scale for the data points
var xScale = d3.scale.linear()
.domain([0,5000])
.range([100,500])
gMain.selectAll('circle').attr('cx', function(d) { return xScale(d); });
var xScale = d3.scale.linear()
.domain([0,5000])
.range([100,500])
Map a domain interval to a range interval
So a point with value 0 has a position... 100
And a point with value 2500 has a position... 300
And a point with value 5000 has a position... 500
Difficult to distinguish the points with values 1010 and 1020.
 The zoom behavior converts mouse events to two values:
Zoom in by magnifying the plotting area...
var gZoom = gMain.append('g')
var zoom = d3.behavior.zoom()
.on('zoom', function() {
gZoom.attr('transform', 'translate(' + zoom.translate()[0] + ',0)
scale(' + zoom.scale() + ')')
});
gMain.call(zoom);
gZoom.attr('transform', 'translate(' + zoom.translate()[0] + ',0)
scale(' + zoom.scale() + ')')
If we assume a zoom scale of 3 and a translation of -100:
-100 + 3 * xScale(1010) = 442.4
-100 + 3 * xScale(1020) = 444.8
This is semantic zooming
Geometric Zoom
function zoomed() {
gZoom.attr('transform',
'translate(' + zoom.translate()[0] + ',0)
scale(' + zoom.scale() + ')')
}
Semantic Zoom
function zoomed() {
circles.attr('cx',
function(d) { return zoom.translate()[0]
+ zoom.scale() * xScale(d); });
}
Let the zoom behavior change the linear scale:
var zoom = d3.behavior.zoom()
.x(xScale)
.on('zoom', zoomed);
function zoomed() {
gAxis.call(xAxis);
circles.attr('cx', function(d) { return xScale(d); });
}
As compared to:
function zoomed() {
circles.attr('cx',
function(d) { return zoom.translate()[0]
+ zoom.scale() * xScale(d); });
}
xScale = d3.scale.linear().domain([0,5000]).range([100,500])
var zoom = d3.behavior.zoom()
.x(xScale)
xScale(1010) // 180.8
zoom.scale(3).translate([-100,0]);
xScale(1010) // 442.4
Initially, We used a linear scale to convert the point's positions (from 0 to 5000) to positions in our viewport (from 0 to 400 pixels)
Then we attached this scale to the zoom behavior so it would automatically be modified when zooming.
var zoom = d3.behavior.zoom()
.x(xScale)
.on('zoom', zoomed);
Zooming can change the domain of an associated scale:
var zoom = d3.behavior.zoom()
.x(xScale)
.on('zoom', zoomed);
Zooming increases the size of the viewport relative to the data
The translate and scale are still there but they're used behind the scenes to adjust the xScale's domain.
If we want to zoom to the domain [0,2000], which translate and scale do we need?
Remember that the original xScale had a domain of [0,5000] and a range of [100,500].
If we want to zoom to the domain [0,2000], which translate and scale do we need?
Let's first calculate the zoom scale:
new_zoom_scale = old_domain_width / new_domain_width;
2.5 = 5000 / 2000;
What about the translation?
If we want to zoom to the domain [0,2000], which translate and scale do we need? We need a scale of 2.5.
What translation do we need?
point_out = translation + scale * xOrigScale(point_in);
100 = translation + 2.5 * xOrigScale(0); 100 = translation + 2.5 * 100; 100 = translation + 250; -150 = translation
Is this correct?
If we want to zoom to the domain [0,2000], which translate and scale do we need? We need a scale of 2.5 and a translate of -150.
xScale = d3.scale.linear().domain([0,5000]).range([100,500])
zoom = d3.behavior.zoom().x(xScale)
zoom.scale(2.5)
zoom.translate(-150)
console.log(xScale.domain()) // [0,2000]
If we want to constrain the visible area to the domain [0,5000], how do we do it?
Remember that the original xScale had a domain of [0,5000] and a range of [100,500].
Limit the translate and scale within the 'zoomed' function.
var constrainedDomain = [0,2000]
function zoomed() {
var min_scale = (origXScale.domain()[1] - origXScale.domain()[0]) /
(constrainedDomain[1] - constrainedDomain[0]);
if (zoom.scale() < min_scale)
zoom.scale(min_scale);
var max_translate = xScale.range()[0] - zoom.scale() * origXScale(constrainedDomain[0]) ;
if (zoom.translate()[0] > max_translate )
zoom.translate([max_translate, 0]);
var min_translate = xScale.range()[1] - zoom.scale() * origXScale(constrainedDomain[1]);
if (zoom.translate()[0] < min_translate )
zoom.translate([min_translate, 0]);
Use D3 v4
zoom.translateExtent([[0,0],[2000,0]])
D3 v4 introduces a number of changes but the general idea is the same:
x_new = translate_x + scale * x_old


Info
public struct Info
Encapsulates information associated with a keyboard monitor event.
-
Defines how the keyboard will be animated onto or off the screen.
Declaration
Swift
public let animationCurve: UIViewAnimationCurve
-
The duration of the animation onto or off the screen in seconds.
Declaration
Swift
public let animationDuration: TimeInterval
-
The start frame of the keyboard in screen coordinates. These coordinates do not take into account any rotation factors applied to the window’s contents as a result of interface orientation changes. Thus, you may need to convert the rectangle to window coordinates or to view coordinates before using it.
Declaration
Swift
public let frameBegin: CGRect
-
The end frame of the keyboard in screen coordinates. These coordinates do not take into account any rotation factors applied to the window’s contents as a result of interface orientation changes. Thus, you may need to convert the rectangle to window coordinates or to view coordinates (before using it.
Declaration
Swift
public let frameEnd: CGRect
-
Whether the keyboard belongs to the current app. With multitasking on iPad, all visible apps are notified when the keyboard appears and disappears.
true
for the app that caused the keyboard to appear andfalse
for any other apps.Declaration
Swift
public let isLocal: Bool


Door Repairing
问题描述 :
After decades, FU is still as famous as it had been in the past; however, the students living in it are now unhappy, because B37 is too old. Although the door of the building looks fine, it can be easily broken when being opened by some careless student too forcefully.
So, YY, the accommodation officer of B37, is facing an extremely serious problem.
With some mysterious methods, YY has predicted that exactly N students will enter or exit B37 during the next term. Unfortunately he doesn’t know who the careless ones are, so he assumes that every student opening the door has a probability of P percent to be a careless one. When the door is broken by some careless guy, YY may repair it immediately or after some time, with a cost of A yuan. Unfortunately when a student goes through the door and finds it already broken and not repaired, he will report it to the headmaster, and YY will be subject to a fine of B yuan. The door is in good condition before the term begins, and will be repaired by the university after the term ends, so YY can leave the door unrepaired at the end of the term.
Being good at mathematics, YY has made a strategy, to decide when to and when not to repair the door, in order to minimize his expense.
Please write a program to calculate the expectation of his expense.
输入:
For each test case, there is one line containing four non-negative integers N, P, A, B described as above, with 0<=N<=100000, 0<=P<=100, 0<=A<=100, 0<=B<=100.
End of input is indicated by a line consisting of four zeros.
输出:
For each test case, there is one line containing four non-negative integers N, P, A, B described as above, with 0<=N<=100000, 0<=P<=100, 0<=A<=100, 0<=B<=100.
End of input is indicated by a line consisting of four zeros.
样例输入:
10 100 0 1 10 100 1 0 2 50 2 1 0 0 0 0
样例输出:
0.0000 0.0000 0.5000HintIn the first sample, the door will be broken every time it is opened, but repairing is free, so just repair it every time. In the second sample, nothing will be fined, so just leave the door unrepaired. In the last sample, if the door is broken by the first student, YY will be fined 1 yuan, otherwise he doesn’t need to pay anything.
题目大意:
有一扇门, 一开始是好的, 一次来了n个人, 每个人有p的概率把门弄坏, 维修门的费用为a, 被一个人发现门坏的罚款为b, 求期望最小花费.
简要分析:
期望DP. 一开始想顺推没想出来, 后来被同学提醒开始想反推, 果然很顺利!
用f[i][0]表示第i个人来之前门坏, 到结束时的期望最小花费, f[i][1]则表示门好. 显然f[n][0] = min(a, b), f[n][1] = 0.0, 然后有
f[i][0] = min(f[i + 1][0] + b, a + p * f[i + 1][0] + (1.0 – p) * f[i + 1][1])
f[i][1] = min(f[i + 1][1] + a, p * f[i + 1][0] + (1.0 – p) * f[i + 1][1])
这样直接倒推即可, 最后f[1][1]就是答案.
代码实现:
#include <cstdio> #include <cstdlib> #include <cstring> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; const int MAX_N = 100000; int n, d, a, b; double p, f[MAX_N + 1][2]; int main() { while (scanf("%d%d%d%d", &n, &d, &a, &b) != EOF) { if (!n && !d && !a && !b) break; p = d / 100.0; if (n <= 1) printf("%.4lf\n", 0.0); else { f[n][0] = min(a, b), f[n][1] = 0; for (int i = n - 1; i >= 1; i --) { f[i][0] = min(f[i + 1][0] + b, a + p * f[i + 1][0] + (1.0 - p) * f[i + 1][1]); f[i][1] = min(f[i + 1][1] + a, p * f[i + 1][0] + (1.0 - p) * f[i + 1][1]); } printf("%.4lf\n", f[1][1]); } } return 0; }
参考：http://www.cnblogs.com/zcwwzdjn/archive/2012/02/25/2367364.html
25块人民币就可以搞定的东西买这么贵
25块人民币就可以搞定的东西买这么贵
25块人民币就可以搞定的东西买这么贵
25块人民币就可以搞定的东西买这么贵
25块人民币就可以搞定的东西买这么贵
25块人民币就可以搞定的东西买这么贵
通不过。
有意思，有难度
很好的思路，可以借鉴
这个才是我想要的
不对吧 你算的an是前面说有的项的和
无需用转移方程也可以解决，哈哈
很棒的网站，加油！⛽
不错，再多来的CF上面的题
博主，你这个是wordpress哪个主题啊，不错哦~
这个也是算法导论的习题
示例程序中的代码不够稳健，没有考虑到输入了非法字符或者不合理输入的情况。
给力！
A猴子认识的所有猴子和B猴子认识的所有猴子都能认识，这句话用《爱屋及乌》描述比较容易理解……


## Get the certificate to the browser
The easiest way to get the certificate to the browser is to use [the web
app](@!urlTo("webapp.html")!@). If this fails, do the following:
If needed, copy the ~/.mitmproxy/mitmproxy-ca-cert.pem file to the target.
Open preferences, click on "Advanced", then select"Certificates":
Click "View Certificates", "Import", and select the certificate file:
## Installing the certificate
Tick "Trust this CA to identify web sites", and click "Ok":
You should now see the mitmproxy certificate listed in the Authorities
tab.


Law student abducted, gang-raped in Ranchi; 12 arrested
by PTIA 25-year-old law student has been allegedly gang-raped by a group of armed men, following which all the 12 accused have been arrested, police said on Friday.
According to an FIR lodged by the victim with Kanke police station, the incident happened at around 5.30 pm on November 26 when she was with a male friend at Sangrampur area in the city outskirts, a police statement issued here said.
Some men overpowered the woman's friend and abducted her to a nearby brick kiln, where they took turns to rape her, the complainant said.
The accused have been arrested in subsequent raids led by Superintendent of Police (Rural) Rishabh Kumar Jha.
They were booked under sections of the Indian Penal Code, SC and ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act and Arms Act, the statement said.
A car, a motorcycle, a pistol, eight mobile phones and the cellphone snatched from the victim have been seized from the possession of the accused, it added.


Power
@objc(MeasurementPower)
public enum Power : Int, CaseIterable
Power measurement unit.
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CHAPTER 637
EQUITY: JURISDICTION AND PROCEDURE
REPEALED. L 1972, c 89, §8.
Cross References
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: An opinion on Zambrano that I agree with author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 1245 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=1245 date: '2009-08-19 12:31:54 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-08-19 18:31:54 +0000' categories: - Starting Pitching - Cubs Blogs tags: - Carlos Zambrano - Cy Young - no-hitter - Wax Paper Beer Cup comments: [] ---
It seems that ever since Carlos Zambrano admitted to being lazy, the anti-Zambrano crowd has ratcheted things up quite a bit. Of course, many of these people are the same ones that were giddy about his no-hitter last year and putting him in the race for the Cy Young the last few years. These are also the same people that love his excitement when he's pitching well and shun it when he's not. Cubs fans are fickle. They'll turn on you fast and Zambrano has been seeing this for about the last month with calls for him to be traded.
I saw Paul (you've heard him on the podcast) a few days ago, and he's ready to cut Zambrano loose, via trade or waivers. I disagree and saw a post on another blog that I found pretty interesting. I think it's a good read. Check it out.


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When I took the personal thinking style quiz a couple months ago, I was mildly surprised, but not shocked, to learn that I was an abstract random thinker. After all, I grew up in a household that stressed the importance of doing well in math and science, two disciplines that emphasize precision, logic, and pragmatism. As a child, I found myself taking Kumon classes and memorizing the rules in textbooks to do well on tests. I wouldn’t say I was someone that thought outside the box a whole lot.
Things started changing for me when I started my professional career and realized a couple of things: 1) I wasn’t able to absorb material from books as well as in the past, so I needed to find a more effective way to learn; and 2) human interactions were my favorite part of work. I made a conscious effort to foster positive relationships at work, picked the brains of my colleagues, and would attend work conferences any time the company would pay for them. Further, I deviated from doing tasks in a sequential order to doing it in a more unstructured fashion. I also started relying less on rules and formulas, and trusting my intuition and gut more.So it’s fair to say in my twenties, I morphed from being a concrete sequential guy to an abstract random thinker.
Now aware of my thinking style, I am encouraged by how DBC’s curriculum will cater to it. First, the DBC emphasis on pair programming suits me very well. In the first 3 weeks, for example, the HTML/CSS content definitely gave me the most trouble. After going through the entire Week 2 curriculum, I found myself still weak in the areas related to padding and positioning. But, I then derived immense benefit from the guided pairing session covering this material, where I was able to pick the brains of two people that understood the material much better than I did. If I can make a conscious effort to pair program consistently, it will help me greatly. On a similar note, one of my local cohort buddies has invited a bunch of us to meet up in person several times over the holiday break to keep diving deeper into Ruby. It will be participating in these human interactions that will determine my success at DBC.
I am also very pleased by Dev Bootcamp’s promotion of the growth mindset. The growth mindset merely states that an individual’s skill set is never permanent because the human brain has been shown to be malleable (known as neuroplasticity). The more we exercise certain parts of the brain, those parts of the brain grow. Which means that memory I used to rely on in grade school, well I can redevelop that, perhaps by trying to memorize Sublime hotkeys and terminal commands. I can also work on my other weak spots based on the opportunities the DBC curriculum provides me. For example, the Gregorc model states that abstract random thinkers don’t accept criticism well, even if it’s positive. I find this is true for me. Dev Bootcamp’s framework for giving and receiving feedback will hopefully turn this weakness into a strength at the end of 19 weeks.


§26H‑1 Title. This chapter shall be known as the "Hawaii Regulatory Licensing Reform Act". [L 1977, c 70, pt of §2]


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Number
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Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho says his side's summer spending is complete following the signing of left-back Filipe Luis from Atletico Madrid.
Luis is the Blues' fourth new player after midfielders Cesc Fabregas and Mario Pasalic and striker Diego Costa.
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Well, I graduated. Woohoo! 🥳 Over the years, I wrote many different articles, essays, and random musings; it was fun. A realization came to me – there are some pieces I have that are too big for a blog, nor are they stories. Please enjoy some of my longer writings below. I intend to continue writing something more intriguing, flashier, and more flamboyant! 🎇💥⚡
What does it mean to love someone? This is the question I asked myself many times over my own life with its tried and failed attempts at love. Fatefully, one summer, I discovered Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky, which reinvented the many ways I used to perceive what life has to offer. Standing here, I realize what a transitional experience it has been for many people who have had the pleasure and struggle to enter Dostoevsky’s mind in what has been acclaimed as one of the supreme achievements in world literature. One of the essential factors in this moral transformation is discussing the true nature of love. I am interested in researching the following question – “What is the ideal of love for Dostoevsky in Brothers Karamazov?”
This is a sociolinguistic study of how Politeness theory applies to Nikolai Gogol’s Dead Souls; and what we can learn about how we interact with each other. I worked with Marta Kapszewicz; I couldn’t have asked for a better partner. As a running gag in the graduate course taught by Marc L. Greenberg, I was called Marta II and Marta was Marta III. “Who is Marta I?” you might ask. Well, that is for the select few to know. This was a fascinating project to work on; interestingly enough, it takes its roots in Japanese forms of politeness and social codes. Join us in exploring how we can reason about those concepts both qualitatively and quantitatively! This inspection will allow us to grasp the foundation of human communication and language as a sharp instrument.
–> Read Politeness is Dead
Did you know Romania has a railway line between Bucharest and Sinaia, a mountain resort popular with high society thanks to its gambling and hotel scene? An express train hurriedly runs from its point of departure to its destination. Passengers on the train are either excited to get a lucky gambling streak at a casino or return to business as usual. Interestingly, none of the people on board would know a small provincial town on the railway. But we also must ask ourselves, how would they know? It’s not like the train ever bothers to stop there. This paper will compare the original play from 1944 by Mihail Sebastian, The Star with no Name, and the Soviet film adaptation directed by Mikhail Kozakov, Nameless Star.
–> Read The Star with No Name


THIEVES
(LES VOLEURS)
A film review by David Blatt
Copyright 1997 David Blatt
Released: 1996 France Directed by: Andre Techine Distributed by: Sony Pictures Classics Running Time: 117 minutes MPAA: R Starring: Catherine Deneuve, Daniel Auteuil, Laurence Cote
In the opening scenes of Andre Techine's `Thieves' (Les Voleurs), a young boy, wakened by voices late at night, finds that his father, Ivan, has been killed under mysterious circumstances. The next day, his father's estranged brother, Alex, arrives for the funeral with his girlfriend, Juliette. Juliette chooses to stay outside the house, explaining that she doesn't know the family inside. But when she thinks no one is watching, the boy, Justin, steals a glimpse of Juliette planting a kiss on the forehead of his father's corpse.
The mysteries of Ivan's death and what the boy sees are gradually revealed in Andre Techine's powerful and enigmatic film. In a narrative style that shares similarities with Atom Egoyan and Kristof Kieslowski, Techine weaves together a complex yet easily followed tale that jumps back and forth between multiple narrators and time periods over the course of a year leading up to and following Ivan's death. Ultimately, the plot mysteries are resolved, while leaving the much deeper mysteries about the relationships that unite and divide the film's central characters.
The film's title refers most literally to Ivan and his circle of accomplices, who run a petty criminal operation out of Lyons that involves shipping stolen cars to the Middle East. One of his young gang members, Jimmy, has a sister, Juliette (Laurence Cote), a street-tough girl in her late teens torn pulled three strongly conflicting influences: her brother and Ivan and their life of crime; her female lover, Marie (Catherine Deneuve), a professor of philosophy at the college Jimmy pays for her to attend, and her male lover, Alex (Daniel Auteuil), a world-weary detective whose beat is the crime-ridden urban projects of Lyons. Juliette's ambiguous sexuality and gender (she is repeatedly mistaken for a boy) nicely represent a world where things are never quite as they appear.
As the story unfolds, we enter into a tightly-weaven web of complicated rivalries and alliances. Alex and Juliette first meet when she is brought before him on shoplifting charges. When he discovers her ties with the brother he has long despised, they begin a sexual relationship that begins with mutual contempt, but for Alex at least, slowly and tentatively evolves into something more. Alex keeps himself so well proected from intimacy that he insists they remain almost fully clothed during sex. She remains so much a part of her upbringing that she refuses to step foot into a cop's apartment. Yet Alex's attachment to Juliette grows to the point where he chooses to endanger his career so at not to risk implicating her in the events surrounding his brother's death.
Concern for Juliette's well-being creates an equally unlikely bond between Alex and her other lover, Marie. Unlike Alex, who comes to cherish what Juliette offers him yet retains a profoundly cynical and anti-romantic view of human nature, Marie falls deeply in love with her young pupil. Where we are shown Alex and Juliette engaged in rough and dirty intercourse in a hotel, Marie and Juliette share a sensuous, naked bath in Marie's apartment. Yet if Juliette and Alex are thwarted by being on opposite sides of the law, there is an equally great distance separating Marie's romanticism and Juliette's hard-edged despair. When Juliette is forced to flee Lyons, a devastated Marie abandons her job and commits herself to writing Juliette's story. Eventually, Marie chooses to leave Alex with the responsibility of preserving Juliette's legacy.
The Alex-Juliette-Marie triangle is only one of several struggles that `Thieves' explores. There is also a variation on the classic battle between two brothers who stand on opposite sides of the thin line of the law. In this case, it is Alex, the cop, who is ostracized from a family which sees upholding the law as a crime. When Alex tries to connect with his young nephew after Ivan's death, the boy frankly explains that he has no desire to hang out with a policeman. Despite his father's violent end, it is clear that Justin sides with the thieves.
`Thieves' is a provocative and rewarding film that steers far away from simple and contrived messages. Techine demands of the audience that we decide for ourselves what the film is about and what it has to tell us. While depriving us of pat linear storylines and a happy resolution, the joy of viewing intelligent filmmaking and first-rate performances is more than enough to make `Thieves' a rare cinematic pleasure.
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Fugitive Friday: Fugitive charged for attempted sex with teen fled for the Philippines
by Joe EneaTEMPE, AZ — Each Friday, we're looking for your help to track down fugitives in Arizona.
Wanted: Mario Remigio
Charges: Probation violation on original charge of attempted sexual conduct with a minor
Silent Witness is looking for Mario Remigio.
On January 20, an undercover detective posed as “Luke,” a 14-year-old boy on the social application “Grindr.”
Using the profile name “HMU” (hit me up), Remigio contacted Luke and agreed to meet him at Luke’s home. The detective posing as "Luke" told Remigio that he was 14 years old and said he lives with his parents, who were away at the time.
Remigio was arrested when he approached the home. He brought condoms, lubricant, and inhalants to the encounter. He later told police that made a bad decision and usually goes for guys in their 20s and 30s.
According to court paperwork, Remigio requested to be placed on probation, saying, “it will give him a chance to prove that he is worthy.”
Remigio was convicted of attempted sexual conduct with a minor and was sentenced to four months in jail and lifetime probation.
Remigio was released in July 2019 and has now absconded. Court records show that in September, he left the United States for the Philippines without written permission. He sent a letter saying he was returning to the Philippines permanently.
Remigio is 38 years old, 5 feet, 6 inches tall, and weighs 160 pounds.
If you know anything about his whereabouts, please contact Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS.
The warrant is valid as of November 21, 2019.


Teamfight Tactics patch 9.23 change list
by Austen GoslinThe first big patch for Teamfight Tactics set 2 is here and it’s bringing plenty of changes with it. Along with balance updates for certain Rise of the Elements units, and traits, this patch also has the new True Damage-themed Little Legends.
One of the biggest changes coming with this patch is a buff to the three-star versions of certain Tier 2 and Tier 3 units. Champions like Jax, Leblanc Neeko, Ezreal, and Aatrox are all getting big damage increases to go along with their three-star upgrades. According to Riot the idea behind this is to reward players for their investment, and make sure that these difficult-to-find upgrades feel like satisfyingly powerful.
This patch will also re-enabled TFT’s ranked mode, which was originally turned off while Riot tried to get the balance right for Set 2. First of all, every single player will be reset to Iron to start the season. You won’t lose any LP for your first five TFT matches, and you won’t lose any for placing fourth or better in a game, which should make climbing at higher ranks a little bit easier.
You can find all the changes that arrived with this Teamfight Tactics patch below. If you want to see the changes that came to the rest of League of Legends you can check out the preseason patch notes.
Traits
- Glacial stun chance: 20%/40%/60% >>> 20%/35%/50%
- Light: The total heal amount is now based on the dying Champion’s health rather than those receiving the heal.
- Ocean mana per second: 15/30/50 >>> 15/35/60
- Shadow bonus damage: 50%/100% >>> 45%/85%
- Warden bonus armor: 125%/275%/450% >>> 150%/300%/450%
Three-Star Ability Scaling
Tier 2
- Jax Damage: 150/250/350 >>> 150/250/450
- Leblanc Damage: 200/450/700 >>> 200/450/800
- Neeko Damage: 100/200/300 >>> 100/200/350
- Syndra Damage: 175/350/525 >>> 175/350/600
- Thresh Shield (note balance change below): 250/400/550 >>> 250/400/600
- Volibear Damage: 200/450/700 >>> 200/450/850
Tier 3
- Aatrox Damage: 250/500/750 >>> 250/500/1000
- Ezreal Damage: 200/400/600 >>> 200/400/800
- Kindred Damage: 150/325/500 >>> 150/325/650
- Nautilus Stun Duration: 3/4/5 >>> 3/4/6
- Nautilus Damage: 100/200/300 >>> 100/200/400
- Sion Damage: 200/400/600 >>> 200/400/800
General Champion Balance
Tier 1
- Ivern Shield: 200/400/600 >>> 200/350/500
- Maokai Passive Heal: 100/200/300 >>> 100/175/250
- Nasus Ability Damage: 35/70/105 >>> 50/70/90
- Nasus Ability Bonus Health: 200/400/600 >>> 250/400/550
- Taliyah Mana: 50/85 >>> 50/80
- Taliyah Ability Stun Duration: 1.5 >>> 2
- Vayne Ability Damage: 8%/12%/16% >>> 9%/12%/15%
- Vladimir Ability Damage and Heal Amount: 200/350/500 >>> 200/325/450
Tier 2
- Malzahar Minion Health: 300 >>> 250
- Rek’Sai Ability Damage: 200/550/900 >>> 250/550/850
- Skarner Mana: 0/75 >>> 0/65
- Skarner Armor: 30 >>> 35
- Thresh Ability Shield: 200/300/400 >>> 250/400/600
- Yasuo Ability Hits: 3/5/7 >>> 4/5/6
Tier 3
- Ezreal Mana: 0/40 >>> 0/30
- Ezreal Ability Cast Time: 0.5 >>> 0.25
Tier 4
- Ashe Attack Speed: 0.7 ⇒ 0.8
- Brand Ability Damage: 250/450/650 >>> 300/450/600
- Brand Bounces: 4/6/20 >>> 5/6/20
- Malphite HP: 800 >>> 850
- Olaf Mana: 0/75 >>> 0/90
- Yorick Ghoul Health: 750/1250/1750 >>> 600/1000/1400
- Yorick Ghoul Attack Speed: 0.8 >>> 0.7
Tier 5
- Singed Health: 1050 >>> 950
- Singed Ability Damage: 250/500/2000 >>> 200/400/2000
- Taric Health: 850 >>> 900
Items
- Frozen Heart Attack Speed Slow: 35% >>> 25%
- Guardian Angel: Can no longer be healed during the resurrecting state.
- Iceborne Gauntlet Attack Speed Slow: 35% >>> 25%
- Ionic Spark Damage: 100 >>> 90
Ranked
- Everyone will be reset back to Iron.
- No losing LP for the first 5 games.
- No losing LP for placing 4th or better.
Bugfixes
General
- General improvements to melee unit pathing.
- Spooky, invisible Woodland units no longer erroneously add to Trait bonuses
- All PVE small monsters are now properly considered 1-star.
- All summons are now properly considered 0-star.
- Dragon/Elder Dragon/Rift Herald are now properly considered 3-star.
- Ranged Berserkers (via Rapid Firecannon or Berserker’s Axe) now properly deal damage emanating in a cone from their target instead of themselves.
- Fixed a few height bugs on Freljord Arenas. Items and champions should no longer get buried in the terrain.
- The Electric trait no longer benefits from Ability Power, and no longer feeds into Hextech Gunblade.
Tier 1 champions
- Diana’s orbs can no longer hit multiple targets each.
- Kog’Maw’s ability adjusted to miss far less often.
- Renekton’s ability now properly deals Magic Damage (tooltip to be updated next patch).
- Fixed healing text on Vlad to show the proper amount.
- Zyra’s plants attack speed and duration now match their intended amount.
- Zyra plants no longer occasionally hop into your bench.
Tier 2 champions
- Malzahar’s minions attack speed now matches attack speed ratio. (This results in a slight reduction of Malz Minion AS)
- Volibear’s ability now also restores him to full mana if a non-execute cast kills the target.
Tier 3 champions
- Azir no longer summons soldiers adjacent to untargetable units like Zyra plants.
- Dr. Mundo won’t cast his ability when there’s nothing in range that it could hit.
- Qiyana won’t cast her ability when there’s nothing in range that it could hit.
- Clarified Veigar’s tooltip that it instantly kills lower star targets.
- Veigar’s ability now executes non-champions if their star level is below his.
Tier 4 champions
- Annie can no longer gain mana if she summons two Tibbers (Mage’s Cap), then one of them dies.
- Fixed Ashe’s three-star Scaling to be the intended 250% value
- Fixed an issue where Ashe could not proc Blademaster while her ability was active
- Fixed Olaf and Singed looking like they were glacial’d, even though they were still attacking
Tier 5 champions
- Champions can now properly take damage from multiple poison trails created by different copies of Singed.
- Zed’s clones now properly attribute damage to Zed in the damage tracker.
Items
- Dragon’s Claw now also reduces magic damage received from non-ability effects (Items, Traits, etc.)
- Fixed Iceborn Gauntlet’s attack speed slow occasionally persisting across rounds
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strong typing is telling the truth about data
there is also additional literature: link
-> strong typing is good because it prevents errors
the size of an array is part of its type (so it prevents from applying the same procedure to multiple arrays, from having common, general-pupose sub-routines). size shouldn’t be a part of the type. that’s obvious but WHY
no static attributes to variables means its forcing global scoping and cognitive overload (partly because it is far removed from the place where it is actually used). the locality is important
procedures must be declared before they are used (which is the opposite of how they are used: separation of similar/related things). this is mitigated by #include
statements. this is for the convenience of the compiler rather than the convenience of the writer
no separate compilation, aka no standard for specifying that compilation
having to declare type names is useful for types that are used often (aka vector3 = arr[0..2]
) but is a distraction for things used only once.
no casting (tihis seems to be a problem rather in terms of use than in terms of comprehension)
cannot guarantee the evaluation of a statement before the other (problem with i < max index && arr[i]> 0
).
no break
statements to exit loops
case
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; is a separator, and not a terminator. he doesn’t like that because that means that “one hsould have a sophisticated understanding of what a statement it”. this implies that syntax should relieve us from cognitive load (cf. python indents)
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by Marcelo VillaThe Panthers had hoped to get Cam Newton back at some point this season, but the foot injury he suffered in Week 2 is preventing that from happening.
Even though he’s been on top of his rehab, Newton’s foot simply hasn’t improved enough to make a return possible, and the star quarterback has now gone out in search of answers. According to ESPN’s Josina Anderson, Newton boarded a plane to Green Bay on Friday to visit a foot specialist.
As NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport explained, Newton is “a long way off” from playing football.
Despite not having Newton, the Panthers have managed to go 4-1 with Kyle Allen under center. However, Allen had his worst game of the season in a loss to the San Francisco 49ers last Sunday, which didn’t help put the team’s mind at ease about possibly having to go the rest of the season without Newton.
While Allen has been solid, the Panthers would obviously prefer to have Newton so long as he’s healthy. We’ll see if the foot specialist can find a way to get him back on the field soon, but right now, it’s not looking too good for Newton.


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Hey there,
Last weekend I used two expired (more than 10 years) and crappy color films on my Olympus OM-10, and unexpectedly most of my shots got ruined!
So before the OM-10 ones, I'll put some taken with a Olympus PEN EE-3:
safe street
Now the Olympus OM-10 shots:
rude bwoy
reds
Joana
and her cute vintage and second hand clothing store Absolutribut
coffee&books
Hope you like it!
More rolls to come,
A. Capelo
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MY DOG SKIP A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: A well-textured true story of a boy and his dog made with high production values is marred by what seems like exaggerated story telling. Willie Morris, former editor-in-chief of HARPER'S MAGAZINE, recalls his close relationship growing up with the title character. It is a beautiful recreation of 1940s wartime Mississippi with a good score, and at times the story line is moving, but Skip is a little too intelligent to be believed. Not the best dog story going but still one of the better family films of the year. Rating: 6 (0 to 10), +1 (-4 to +4)
Roger Ebert talks about going into MY DOG SKIP expecting it to be just another animal film and being won over by it. It reminded him of his dog when he was growing up. I have to say my experience was just the opposite.  Growing up I also had a dog, Sam, whom I loved very much. And before, during, and after my experience of growing up with Sam I thoroughly enjoyed dog films. Not just the big famous ones like OLD YELLER, but I still get misty over GOODBYE MY LADY and the 1959 A DOG OF FLANDERS. More recently I enjoyed SHILOH. And it was in this vein that I went into MY DOG SKIP actually expecting to like it, even if other people would think me silly.
Quite to my surprise, in spite of expectation and good reviews, it is not a good dog story. And for one very important reason. For a dog film to work, the dog has to be believable.  Skip does things that I cannot believe any dog would do. In one scene, Skip's master Willie is supposed to be playing football, but freezes up when the ball falls at his feet. Sizing up the situation, Skip the wonder dog runs forward, picks of the football in his teeth and jumps into Willie's arms. Also, several times in the film Skip plays matchmaker, getting his young master together with a cute little girl.  Too often when we should be drawn into the story we feel the presence of Skip's trainer just out of camera reach.
Growing up in Yazoo, Mississippi, in 1942 is not easy for Willie Morris (Frankie Muniz). Willis is something of a loner anyway, picked on by the local bullies. Willie does not make friends easily. His closest friend was his next doors neighbor, Dink Jenkins (Luke Wilson) a local sports hero. But Luke went off to war and Willie is lonely and virtually friendless. Willie cannot think of a single friend his own age to invite to his birthday party. And Willie desperately needs friends. Willie's father Jack (Kevin Bacon) seems to have lost any human warmth he had along with a leg in the Spanish Civil War.  But Jack absolutely refuses.
Of course, we know that eventually Willie will get his dog, but what is unexpected is how having Skip changes Willie's life so completely. Through the dog's ministrations Willie proves himself and befriends the local bully who formerly preyed on him. Skip also arranges to have the prettiest girl in school spread a fondness from Skip to Willie.
The film chronicles Willie's adventures with Skip. Seeing a newsreel about the Canine Corps, Willie becomes obsessed with giving his best friend away to the military effort. (Somehow this seems unlikely but possible.) In another subplot, Dink returns from the war somewhat less a hero than he had been in local sports. Skip will in his way also help Dink. The film frequently repeats an anti-violence message as warfare and hunting are shown to have as ugly a side as is possible to show in a family film.
Frankie Muniz as Willie Morris has to hold the film together as much or more than Haley Joel Osment did in THE SIXTH SENSE. He has an expressive face without the exaggeration that a Macaulay Culkin. Diane Lane is a little idealized as a mother, but less so than the dog. Kevin Bacon seems a little young for fatherly roles. William Ross's score is sentimental and pleasant, though in one action scene seems a little too close to John Williams's style.
Perhaps some leeway is acceptable for sentimentality, but this film was a little too hard to believe at face value. This is an acceptable dog story but not one of the best. I rate it 6 on the 0 to 10 scale and a +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Tonga Specific Course Notes
The following notes are focussed on needs of Form 4, 5, and 6 students in Tonga.
| Category | Further Information. | |
| F5 Prescription | The 2000 Form 5 Course Prescription. Released after two years of revision and reassessment, the prescription is one hope at standardising a learning, teaching program for computer studies at the Form 5 national examination level. The Prescription divides the learning criterias into major computer studies objectives and the use of both external examinations and internal assessment programs. | |
| F5 Scheme | One proposed Scheme of Work outlining course topics throughout the year to cover the Form 5 prescription. The Scheme introduces the course material to students new to Computers. | |
| F6 Prescription | The 1998 Form 6 Course Prescription. This prescription is set by the South Pacific Board of Education Association (SPBEA) and the prescription is studied in many of the South Pacific Islands at the Form 6 level. | |
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F6 Scheme 1 F6 Scheme 2 |
A proposed Scheme of Work outlining course topics throughout the year to cover the Form 6 prescription. Scheme 1 introduces the course material to students new to Computers, while scheme 2 introduces the course to students confident in the use of computers. | |
| F6 ABO | Assessment by Observation (ABO) modules included in the Form 6 prescription. | |
| F6 IA Schedule | A proposed Internal Assessment (IA) Schedule of projects assessed within local schools whose grades are accredited to the SPBEA marking system. | |
| FWC Schools |
Discusses concerns during the evaluation of Computer Studies at Free Wesleyan Schools in Tonga during November 1997. |
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| Reading 1 | Two readings on technology that are probably too advanced for high school students, but are hear for those interested in techno, management mumbo. This first reading is an article review on Business Process Reengineering and the MIT90s framework. | |
| Reading 2 | This second article is the Henderson & Venkatraman Strategic Alignment model, discussing the integration of IT into an organisation. |
Select a topic to view the materials written on the topic.
Considerations
Significant considerations for teaching computer studies in under-developed countries include:
The lack of access students have to computers strains the teaching process considerably and the lack of other teaching tools to assist the learning process. This has an effect on how labs have to be organised and generally requires extra (after-hours) time for both staff and students to adequately.
The lack of previous exposure by students to a number of technology items seriously impacts the content of presentations. Where radio buttons, forward buttons, back buttons, have a familiar resonance for technology aware societies many students in Tonga do not have access to television sets nor prior experience to things assumed by the designers of Windowing 'GUI' systems.
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This also involved removing the old vertical origin keyword which is (I hope) a subset of the BASEline information.
All fonts may now have multiple layers (before only Type3 fonts could). The Type3 format has not changed so the discussion that follows concentrates on normal fonts and should be understood not to refer to type3 fonts.
All glyphs in a given (non-type3) font have the same number of layers so there is a LayerCount keyword in the font which provides that (there is also a LayerCount keyword now in each glyph. This provides redundant information, it should be the same as the font's layer count (for non type3 fonts).
Before this the foreground and background and Guide layers all had the same spline type (quadratic or cubic), now that can vary from layer to layer. There is a font level keyword "Layer" which provides the spline order and name of each layer. The old "Order2" keyword has been removed.
Previously only the foreground layer of a glyph could contain references, now any layer can. Before the "Refer" keyword could appear with no layer name preceding it (as this unambiguously meant that the references would go into the foreground layer), now there must be a layer name preceding a "Refer" keyword.
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# CAS ADS 2019 - Student works, projects, reports
This project contains various documents, projects, reports that I have created during the Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) program in Applied Data Science (ADS) - the course given by the [Science IT Support](http://www.scits.unibe.ch/) unit at Bern University in 2018-2019.
# Course structure and related documents
The course consisted of 5 modules, most of them included performing a learning project, based on knowledge, methods and data, taught during this and preceeding modules. ## Module 1: Data Acquisition and Management (3 days) A Jupyter Notebooks-based analysis of correlation of hailstorm-related variables with other output variables in a Weather Research and Forecasting Model, [WRF](http://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/users/) simulation has been performed. Jupyter notebook, source data and a PDF report are presented. ## Module 2: Statistical Inference for Data Science (4 days) A poster, describing statistical properties of findings from the M1 project, is presented. ## Module 3: Bern Winter School on Machine Learning (4 days) A machine-learning application for using crowd-sourced data for identifying hailstorms over Switzerland, has been proposed and performed. A project proposal, project report and all project data are presented. ## Module 4: Ethics and best practices, Version Control Systems, IT security, Software documentation, Free and Open Source Licensing (4 days) There is no particular documents here; this GitHub repository and related documentation were developed as part of this module. ## Module 5: Peer Consulting, Peer Knowledge Transfer A peer consulting report in PDF


Core Creative utilizes an ERP system designed for agencies called Workamajig. The benefit of using an ERP system for Core Creative and for our analysis is centralization of data in a structured format. Information related to clients, employees, projects, budgets, timesheets, costs, employee comments, conversations, and the general ledger call be accessed.
Workamajig stores this information on a Microsoft SQL database. We obtained the credentials for a read-only user to that database as well as the DNS variables required for a connection. Initial examination of the metadata reveled the existence of 465 tables and 261 pre-joined view tables.
Due to the fact that the database is live and actively used by Core Creative we determined that it was necessary to obtain a static copy of the data for our analysis for the stability of our research. We conducted something of a soft migration of the hosted database to a local environment to achieve this by utilizing the Pandas and SQLAlchemy Python packages.
The Pandas package creates and modifies dataframes in a fashion very similar to R. SQLAlchemy is an object relational mapper package used to make connections with databases and define tables in an object-oriented fashion, since Python is an object-oriented language. We used SQLAlchemy to create an object called an engine. This engine translates the commands of the python scrip to the language of the specified database. For ease, we decided to migrate to a SQLite format locally since the database is stored as a file in a directory. Because the database type of hosted source database deferred from the type we were to utilize locally, we created a base engine class that takes certain DNS parameters to create an engine like object. This base engine contained methods needed for both database types. We could then subclass the base engine to two separate classes for the source database and the local lite database, each with their own distinct methods.
The majority of Core Creative’s revenue is derived from billing employee time back to clients. Our focus included the investigation of the relationship between these two sets of data.
Initially it was thought that utilizing a database for our analysis would provide ease and usability along with the sheer volume of data and relationships that only a database can provide. However, as we continued our analysis, we discovered that it is increasingly difficult to access and use data therein. Locating important data points within 726 tables became time consuming and tedious. It also took a substantial amount of time to code and test the acquisition engines to run the migration. However, since the objective of our research was to investigate the potential of data science to make prediction at an advertising agency, we do find this practice useful. If automation of analysis is to happen, the use of database queries for analysis is necessary.


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That is WWDC week, and everybody so excited about so many new things we have this year like SwiftUI, Dark Mode, Updateable CoreML models, etc. I will try to cover all the new stuff during the upcoming weeks. Let’s start with SwiftUI. SwiftUI is an entirely new approach to building apps for the Apple ecosystem.
SwiftUI is a declarative Component-Oriented framework. You have to forget about MVC where you have controllers mediating between view and model. All we have in SwiftUI is a state and view derived from the state. As soon as your state changes SwiftUI rebuild UI for that state changes. Apple team did an excellent job by providing so beautiful tutorial page for SwiftUI. It covers a lot of stuff like Layout, Interfacing with UIKit, etc.
I will try to show you real-world app example written entirely in SwiftUI. Let’s build an app searching for Github repos. We need a screen with a text field for typing a query and a list of repos which comes from the search query. I assume that you have already read the SwiftUI documentation because I’m not going to describe basics, I will try to show something that documentation didn’t covers.
Let’s start by building the GithubService class, which creates a search request and Repo struct, which represents a Github repository.
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struct Repo: Decodable, Identifiable {
var id: Int
let name: String
let description: String
}
struct SearchResponse: Decodable {
let items: [Repo]
}
class GithubService {
private let session: URLSession
private let decoder: JSONDecoder
init(session: URLSession = .shared, decoder: JSONDecoder = .init()) {
self.session = session
self.decoder = decoder
}
func search(matching query: String, handler: @escaping (Result<[Repo], Error>) -> Void) {
guard
var urlComponents = URLComponents(string: "https://api.github.com/search/repositories")
else { preconditionFailure("Can't create url components...") }
urlComponents.queryItems = [
URLQueryItem(name: "q", value: query)
]
guard
let url = urlComponents.url
else { preconditionFailure("Can't create url from url components...") }
session.dataTask(with: url) { [weak self] data, _, error in
if let error = error {
handler(.failure(error))
} else {
do {
let data = data ?? Data()
let response = try self?.decoder.decode(SearchResponse.self, from: data)
handler(.success(response?.items ?? []))
} catch {
handler(.failure(error))
}
}
}.resume()
}
}
Our Repo struct has only a few fields, but it is enough for our sample. If we want to use our Repo struct as the model which should be used by SwiftUI to build a View it has to conform to Identifiable protocol. The only requirement of Identifiable protocol is id property, which has to be a Hashable value.
Now we can start implementing view which represents Repo row in our list of repos. We will use a vertical stack with two text labels.
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struct RepoRow: View {
let repo: Repo
var body: some View {
VStack(alignment: .leading) {
Text(repo.name)
.font(.headline)
Text(repo.description)
.font(.subheadline)
}
}
}
Let’s move to our SearchView which describes entire the screen.
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struct SearchView : View {
@State private var query: String = "Swift"
@EnvironmentObject var repoStore: ReposStore
var body: some View {
NavigationView {
List {
TextField($query, placeholder: Text("type something..."), onCommit: fetch)
ForEach(repoStore.repos) { repo in
RepoRow(repo: repo)
}
}.navigationBarTitle(Text("Search"))
}.onAppear(perform: fetch)
}
private func fetch() {
repoStore.fetch(matching: query)
}
}
Here we have a query field which is marked as @State. It means that this view is derived from this state, and as soon as state changes, SwiftUI rebuilds the view. SwiftUI uses diffing algorithm to understand changes and update only corresponding views. SwiftUI stores all the fields marked as @State in special separated memory, where only corresponded view can access and update them. @State is a new Swift feature called Property Wrapper, more about this feature you can read in the proposal. The exciting aspect is the usage of $query, It means to get a reference for property wrapper, not value itself. We use it to connect TextField and query variable in two way binding.
Another interesting fact here is @EnvironmentObject. It is a part of feature called Environment. You can populate your Environment with all needed service classes and then access them from any view inside that Environment. The Environment is the right way of Dependency Injection with SwiftUI.
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import SwiftUI
import Combine
class ReposStore: BindableObject {
var repos: [Repo] = [] {
willSet {
willChange.send(self)
}
}
var willChange = PassthroughSubject<ReposStore, Never>()
let service: GithubService
init(service: GithubService) {
self.service = service
}
func fetch(matching query: String) {
service.search(matching: query) { [weak self] result in
DispatchQueue.main.async {
switch result {
case .success(let repos): self?.repos = repos
case .failure: self?.repos = []
}
}
}
}
}
ReposStore class should conform BindableObject protocol, which requires a willChange property. It makes possible to use it inside Environment and rebuild view as soon as it changes. The willChange property should be a Publisher, which is a part of a new Apple’s Reactive framework called Combine. The main goal of Publisher is to notify all subscribers when something changes. That’s why in willSet of our repos array we tell to our subscribers that data changed. As soon as new values appear, SwiftUI will rebuild ReposView.
The main difference between @State and @EnvironmentObject is that @State is accessible only to a particular view, in opposite @EnvironmentObject available for every view inside the Environment. But both of them used by SwiftUI to track changes and rebuild views as soon as changes appear.
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class SceneDelegate: UIResponder, UIWindowSceneDelegate {
var window: UIWindow?
func scene(_ scene: UIScene, willConnectTo session: UISceneSession, options connectionOptions: UIScene.ConnectionOptions) {
let window = UIWindow(frame: UIScreen.main.bounds)
let store = ReposStore(service: .init())
window.rootViewController = UIHostingController(
rootView: SearchView().environmentObject(store)
)
self.window = window
window.makeKeyAndVisible()
}
}
And this is how we can start our SwiftUI app with defined Environment.
Conclusion
This week we talked about an entirely new approach in the iOS development world. I will try to cover more WWDC topics in the upcoming weeks.


How has the media twisted the perception we have on Vodou?
Image from Citizen Sketcher
To respond to the Do Now, you can comment below or tweet your response. Be sure to begin your tweet with @KQEDEdspace and end it with #DoNowVodou and #boydbence
Do Now
1. Based on the commercialized perception of Vodou rituals, why should you educate others on the reality of Vodou?
2. How could you take a step to stop others from practicing the Vodou for its entertainment or tourist value?
3. How has the media formed or shaped the impression and view that people have on Voodoo? Why is it important to understand the media’s role in relaying information and beliefs?
Multimedia Response: Draw a Vodou Libation Bottle design to reflect the both traditional Vodou practices and your personal practices. These were created by families to honor dead family members. Include items that a deceased family member would like and make sure to explain the piece in your tweet or original post. Blank template
Introduction
We have all heard about Voodoo in some way, shape or form, most likely in books, movies, television where someone has used a “Voodoo doll” or was summoning corpses from the dead. Most people’s perception around voodoo revolve around witch doctors and spells, but it really isn’t like that.
Voodoo actually has a lot of different names, like Voodou and Voudeax, but the most accepted one (by practitioners) is Vodou. Vodou also has around 50 million followers and is practiced in multiple countries around the world.
Most people still do not know that Vodou is an actual religion, like Christianity or Hinduism. The media has created a perception of Vodou filled with lies, but the lack of information on Vodou could also be due to the fact that Vodou is a secretive and hidden religion so it would be easier for one to assume that witch doctors are a part of Vodou. Still, a lot of people are making profits out of these lies and the perception that most people have on Vodou make it look like it is evil, when that is not the case.
It is also important to understand some of Vodou’s history. It originated in west Africa, in present day Togo, Benin and Nigeria. The ideas and beliefs of Vodou was brought to the Americas through the Transatlantic Slave Trade, mainly to the French colony of Haiti, as well as New Orleans. This is also where evidence of Vodou’s misconceptions began.
The group of people who brought the practitioners of Vodou over were mainly Catholics. The Catholic priests banned the practice of Vodou, so many of the main loas- spirits- that are worshipped in Vodou are similar to Catholic Saints. With Catholicism’s mission to enforce their religion on the African slaves, a strategy used was to invent things to give Vodou a bad image and discourage the practices. Lies about Vodou were spread to defile the image of the religion. Vodou is still demonized today because the bad image it recieved stuck with it for all of these years. With all these things in mind, there are different things to consider and analyze on how Vodou got it’s bad image.
Over the years, Vodou has gained the image of little dolls with pins in them, originally started by the Catholic church. The media has helped to perpetuate the idea that Vodou's purpose is to harm others. However, this is entirely untrue. Vodou is a religion that does not condone violence in any way, but the media and popular beliefs that the world has clouds the perspective that many have on the religion. To most, Vodou is a halloween costume or a villian. In reality, Vodou isn't black magic and possession and reincarnation. Most people don't realize this because Vodou is an extremely secretive religion.
Resource
VIDEO: New Atlantis Documentaries
A documentary on the spread of Vodou from Africa to Haiti. This video displays many possessions and rituals that are seen as evil in the public eye. However, many rituals that Vodouisants take place in are good and the purpose is to help others. The document is skewed in favor of the media, somewhat attempting to reassure the public that Vodou is a religion that has demonic purposes.
PODCAST: First Hand Account of a Vodou Party A photographer's first hand account of the activities that occur at a traditional Vodou party. Follow her journey into a Haitain Vodou community in Brooklyn.
To respond to the Do Now, you can comment below or tweet your response. Be sure to begin your tweet with @KQEDedspace and end it with #DoNowVodou
More Resources
PDF: How To Make A Vodou Libation Bottle
Explains what to put on the libation bottle and what they are meant to symolize.
ARTICLE: The Trial That Gave Vodou A Bad Name
There were certain practices that caused other people to demonize the Vodou religion. Animal sacrifices and things like that were common in other religions as well, but practices like cannibalism and human sacrifices caused other people to be afraid and offended.
VIDEO: Conflict in Haiti Explained
A short video explaining the conflict and division inside of Haiti.


after zap and reindex, it seems that I do have the key for RJXchBb2zzvraXA4GZozPVgcKP98MWsNt9 (the change addy for the rewards)
also seems I had Ocean wallet running in the background and the debug.log has:
2018-10-31 03:20:14 check deposit rejection
2018-10-31 03:20:14 Misbehaving: <IP-removed>:7770 (54 -> 55)
2018-10-31 03:20:14 ERROR: ProcessNewBlock: CheckBlock FAILED
some notary stuff for blocks 1076031 & 1076032 and then:
2018-10-31 03:20:14 UpdateTip: new best=0d003a51eb335c7fb3dabaeb024c8a5fa679154d8f6287ee057d0145e33678af height=1076032 log2_work=48.100917 tx=3364420 date=2018-10-30 23:26:07 progress=0.999809 cache=3.0MiB(730tx)
2018-10-31 03:20:14 AddToWallet bcea23f8a95848ad73fb9f83b1870082624e223dcfa8552fc02eef0def8cb21f new
2018-10-31 03:20:14 check deposit rejection
2018-10-31 03:20:14 Misbehaving: <IP-removed>:7770 (55 -> 56)
2018-10-31 03:20:14 ERROR: ProcessNewBlock: CheckBlock FAILED
2018-10-31 03:20:14 check deposit rejection
Not sure if any of that is related, but still all I have to go on at this point
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