Guardiola fearless despite City's poor Anfield record
MANCHESTER, Nov 10 — Pep Guardiola has “never” felt like an underdog and insists even a daunting trip to face Liverpool at Anfield tomorrow will not alter his belief in his Manchester City side.
Guardiola takes City into today's clash with everything seemingly in favour of the home side.
The European champions have a six-point advantage at the top of the Premier League and have lost only one — a 2-1 defeat by City back in January — of their last 50 league games.
Guardiola must also do without goalkeeper Ederson for the match at Anfield, with the Brazilian having picked up a muscle injury in the midweek draw away to Atalanta in the Champions League, to add to the losses of Aymeric Laporte, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Rodri to injuries.
But the City manager still believes that his players can achieve only their second win at Liverpool's ground in the last 38 years.
Guardiola, who has won 28 trophies in his career as a manager at City, Barcelona and Bayern Munich, said: “What does it mean to be an outsider?
“People say 'you're an outsider or not, an underdog or not'. But I've never gone into a game feeling like an outsider and feeling like I'm not going to win. I never felt that.
“Of course, they are in a position six points ahead, they are playing fantastic all season and we have many problems in some departments.
“But I'm not going to take the bus to Anfield thinking I'm going to lose the game. That has never happened in my career.
“I always had the feeling that if we do the special things we plan to do, we will have our chance to win.”
City have already suffered two shock losses in the league this season to Norwich and at home to Wolves to leave themselves playing catch-up to Jurgen Klopp's team with only 11 games gone.
'We need our best'
And Guardiola knows it will take one of the best displays from his time at City to inflict a first home defeat in the league on Liverpool since April 2017.
“We know we need our best performance,” he says.
“To win this kind of game, you have to be at the top level, definitely. We can't be half and half.
“The way they play, they demand incredible attention in the all the details for 95 minutes. We know that.
"But that is the point. I'm pretty sure that if there's a chance to win at Anfield, it's when you believe you're going to win the game.
“If you think, 'Let's just see what happens,' against that team there, I think it is not possible.”
Guardiola has lost three and drawn only one of his four visits to Anfield during his time in charge at City.
The Sky Blues' last victory there came courtesy of two goals from former France international Nicolas Anelka in May 2003.
Club greats like David Silva and Sergio Aguero have never won there, and the Argentine — City's all-time leading goalscorer — has never even scored there.
“I cannot explain it,” says Guardiola. “I can only explain the period when I was here.
“I would try to tell the players what they have to do and focus on what we have to do to win the game in mental approach and tactical decisions.
“I don't believe much in statistics but 38 years for one time means how difficult it is at Anfield.” — AFP


Put Metric Alarm Request. More...
Inherits AmazonServiceRequestConfig.
Public Member Functions | |
| (id) | - init |
| Default constructor for a new object. | |
| (void) | - addDimension: |
| Adds a single object to dimensions. | |
| (NSString *) | - description |
| Returns a string representation of this object; useful for testing and debugging. | |
Properties | |
| NSString * | alarmName |
| The descriptive name for the alarm. | |
| NSString * | alarmDescription |
| The description for the alarm. | |
| bool | actionsEnabled |
| Indicates whether or not actions should be executed during any changes to the alarm's state. | |
| bool | actionsEnabledIsSet |
| NSMutableArray * | oKActions |
The list of actions to execute when this alarm transitions into an OK state from any other state. | |
| NSMutableArray * | alarmActions |
The list of actions to execute when this alarm transitions into an ALARM state from any other state. | |
| NSMutableArray * | insufficientDataActions |
The list of actions to execute when this alarm transitions into an INSUFFICIENT_DATA state from any other state. | |
| NSString * | metricName |
| The name for the alarm's associated metric. | |
| NSString * | statistic |
| The namespace for the alarm's associated metric. | |
| NSMutableArray * | dimensions |
| The dimensions for the alarm's associated metric. | |
| NSNumber * | period |
| The period in seconds over which the specified statistic is applied. | |
| NSString * | unit |
| The unit for the alarm's associated metric. | |
| NSNumber * | evaluationPeriods |
| The number of periods over which data is compared to the specified threshold. | |
| NSNumber * | threshold |
| The value against which the specified statistic is compared. | |
| NSString * | comparisonOperator |
The arithmetic operation to use when comparing the specified Statistic and Threshold . |
Put Metric Alarm Request.
| - (void CloudWatchPutMetricAlarmRequest.)addDimension: | (CloudWatchDimension *) | dimension |
Adds a single object to dimensions.
This function will alloc and init dimensions if not already done.
| - (NSString * CloudWatchPutMetricAlarmRequest.)description |
Returns a string representation of this object; useful for testing and debugging.
| - (id CloudWatchPutMetricAlarmRequest.)init |
Default constructor for a new object.
Callers should use the property methods to initialize this object after creating it.
- (NSMutableArray *) alarmActions [read, write, retain] |
The list of actions to execute when this alarm transitions into an ALARM
state from any other state.
Each action is specified as an Amazon Resource Number (ARN). Currently the only action supported is publishing to an Amazon SNS topic or an Amazon Auto Scaling policy.
Constraints:
Length: 0 - 5
- (NSString *) alarmDescription [read, write, retain] |
The description for the alarm.
Constraints:
Length: 0 - 255
- (NSString *) alarmName [read, write, retain] |
The descriptive name for the alarm.
This name must be unique within the user's AWS account
Constraints:
Length: 1 - 255
- (NSString *) comparisonOperator [read, write, retain] |
The arithmetic operation to use when comparing the specified Statistic
and Threshold
.
The specified Statistic
value is used as the first operand.
Constraints:
Allowed Values: GreaterThanOrEqualToThreshold, GreaterThanThreshold, LessThanThreshold, LessThanOrEqualToThreshold
- (NSMutableArray *) dimensions [read, write, retain] |
The dimensions for the alarm's associated metric.
Constraints:
Length: 0 - 10
- (NSNumber *) evaluationPeriods [read, write, retain] |
The number of periods over which data is compared to the specified threshold.
Constraints:
Range: 1 -
- (NSMutableArray *) insufficientDataActions [read, write, retain] |
The list of actions to execute when this alarm transitions into an INSUFFICIENT_DATA
state from any other state.
Each action is specified as an Amazon Resource Number (ARN). Currently the only action supported is publishing to an Amazon SNS topic or an Amazon Auto Scaling policy.
Constraints:
Length: 0 - 5
- (NSString *) metricName [read, write, retain] |
The name for the alarm's associated metric.
Constraints:
Length: 1 - 255
- (NSMutableArray *) oKActions [read, write, retain] |
The list of actions to execute when this alarm transitions into an OK
state from any other state.
Each action is specified as an Amazon Resource Number (ARN). Currently the only action supported is publishing to an Amazon SNS topic or an Amazon Auto Scaling policy.
Constraints:
Length: 0 - 5
- (NSNumber *) period [read, write, retain] |
The period in seconds over which the specified statistic is applied.
Constraints:
Range: 60 -
- (NSString *) statistic [read, write, retain] |
The namespace for the alarm's associated metric.
Constraints:
Length: 1 - 255
Pattern: [^:].*
The statistic to apply to the alarm's associated metric.
Constraints:
Allowed Values: SampleCount, Average, Sum, Minimum, Maximum
- (NSString *) unit [read, write, retain] |
The unit for the alarm's associated metric.
Constraints:
Allowed Values: Seconds, Microseconds, Milliseconds, Bytes, Kilobytes, Megabytes, Gigabytes, Terabytes, Bits, Kilobits, Megabits, Gigabits, Terabits, Percent, Count, Bytes/Second, Kilobytes/Second, Megabytes/Second, Gigabytes/Second, Terabytes/Second, Bits/Second, Kilobits/Second, Megabits/Second, Gigabits/Second, Terabits/Second, Count/Second, None


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Registration number:
Youmanage HR Ltd
for the Year Ended 31 December 2019
Youmanage HR Ltd
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The directors acknowledge their responsibilities for complying with the requirements of the Act with respect to accounting records and the preparation of accounts. |
These financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the special provisions relating to companies subject to the small companies regime within Part 15 of the Companies Act 2006.
These financial statements have been delivered in accordance with the provisions applicable to companies subject to the small companies regime and the option not to file the Income Statement has been taken.
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Youmanage HR Ltd
(Registration number: SC390357)
Statement of Financial Position as at 31 December 2019
Approved and authorised by the
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Director
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Youmanage HR Ltd
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2019
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General information |
The company is a private company limited by share capital, incorporated in Scotland.
The address of its registered office is:
The principal place of business is:
Office 8A & B
Forrester Lodge
Inglewood
Alloa
FK10 2HU
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Accounting policies |
Summary of significant accounting policies and key accounting estimates
The principal accounting policies applied in the preparation of these financial statements are set out below. These policies have been consistently applied to all the years presented, unless otherwise stated.
Statement of compliance
These financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Financial Reporting Standard 102 Section 1A - 'The Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland' and the Companies Act 2006.
Basis of preparation
These financial statements have been prepared using the historical cost convention except that as disclosed in the accounting policies certain items are shown at fair value.
Revenue recognition
Turnover comprises the fair value of the consideration received or receivable for the sale of goods and provision of services in the ordinary course of the company’s activities. Turnover is shown net of sales/value added tax, returns, rebates and discounts.
The company recognises revenue when:
The amount of revenue can be reliably measured;
it is probable that future economic benefits will flow to the entity;
and specific criteria have been met for each of the company's activities.
Tax
The tax expense for the period comprises current tax. Tax is recognised in profit or loss, except that a change attributable to an item of income or expense recognised as other comprehensive income is also recognised directly in other comprehensive income.
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Youmanage HR Ltd
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2019
The current income tax charge is calculated on the basis of tax rates and laws that have been enacted or substantively enacted by the reporting date in the countries where the company operates and generates taxable income.
Tangible assets
Tangible assets are stated in the statement of financial position at cost, less any subsequent accumulated depreciation and subsequent accumulated impairment losses.
The cost of tangible assets includes directly attributable incremental costs incurred in their acquisition and installation.
Depreciation
Depreciation is charged so as to write off the cost of assets, other than land and properties under construction over their estimated useful lives, as follows:
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Office Equipment |
25% reducing balance |
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Furniture and Fittings |
15% reducing balance |
Amortisation
Amortisation is provided on intangible assets so as to write off the cost, less any estimated residual value, over their useful life as follows:
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Intellectual Property |
20% straight line |
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33% straight line |
Cash and cash equivalents
Cash and cash equivalents comprise cash on hand and call deposits, and other short-term highly liquid investments that are readily convertible to a known amount of cash and are subject to an insignificant risk of change in value.
Borrowings
Interest-bearing borrowings are initially recorded at fair value, net of transaction costs. Interest-bearing borrowings are subsequently carried at amortised cost, with the difference between the proceeds, net of transaction costs, and the amount due on redemption being recognised as a charge to the Income Statement over the period of the relevant borrowing.
Interest expense is recognised on the basis of the effective interest method and is included in interest payable and similar charges.
Borrowings are classified as current liabilities unless the company has an unconditional right to defer settlement of the liability for at least twelve months after the reporting date.
Leases
Leases in which substantially all the risks and rewards of ownership are retained by the lessor are classified as operating leases. Payments made under operating leases are charged to profit or loss on a straight-line basis over the period of the lease.
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Youmanage HR Ltd
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2019
Share capital
Ordinary shares are classified as equity. Equity instruments are measured at the fair value of the cash or other resources received or receivable, net of the direct costs of issuing the equity instruments. If payment is deferred and the time value of money is material, the initial measurement is on a present value basis.
Dividends
Dividend distribution to the company’s shareholders is recognised as a liability in the financial statements in the reporting period in which the dividends are declared.
Defined contribution pension obligation
A defined contribution plan is a pension plan under which fixed contributions are paid into a pension fund and the company has no legal or constructive obligation to pay further contributions even if the fund does not hold sufficient assets to pay all employees the benefits relating to employee service in the current and prior periods.
Contributions to defined contribution plans are recognised as employee benefit expense when they are due. If contribution payments exceed the contribution due for service, the excess is recognised as a prepayment.
Financial instruments
Classification
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The average number of persons employed by the company (including directors) during the year, was
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Comments
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Greg Hurrell
I expect the album art issue should be corrected by recompiling Synergy as a 64-bit application. The hot key issue, I am not yet sure of the root cause.
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moustache
Hi Wincent,
I installed Synergy after clean installing Mountain Lion. So its not an upgrade from Lion. How do I recompile Synergy as a 64-bit app?
Thanks for helping.
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Greg Hurrell
It's likely not straight forward; I've spent some time trying to get it to compile but it seems a large number of adjustments will be needed to get it to work with the new Xcode. Source is mirrored here if you're interested in poking around.
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Module timer
Timer management for Lua.
No dependency.
Usage:
TODO
| Timer:onStart (func) |
Add a function to the start callback: will execute func(self, lag) when the function execution start. |
| Timer:onUpdate (func) |
Add a function to the update callback: will execute func(self, lag) each frame the main function is run. |
| Timer:onEnd (func) |
Add a function to the end callback: will execute func(self, lag) when the function execution end. |
| Timer:chain (func) |
Creates another timer which will be replace the current one when it ends. |
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new ()
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Creates and return a new timer registry.
A timer registry provides an easy way to handle your timers; it will keep track of them,
updating and removing them as needed. If you use the scene system, a scene-specific
timer registry is available at ubiquitousse.scene.current.timer.
Returns:
TimerRegistry
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run ([func])
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Create a new timer that will run a function.
The function will receive as first parameter the timer object.
As a second parameter, the function will receive the delta time (dt).
As a third parameter, the function will receive the lag time (difference between the time when the function was run and when it should have been run).
As a fourth parameter, the function will receive as first parameter the wait(time) function, which will pause the function execution for time seconds.
You will need to call the :update(dt) method on the timer object every frame to make it do something, or create the timer from a timer registry if you
don’t want to handle your timers manually.
Parameters:
- func
function
the function to schedule
(optional)
Returns:
Timer
the new timer
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tween (duration, tbl, to[, method="linear"])
-
Create a timer that will tween some numeric values.
You will need to call the :update(dt) method on the timer object every frame to make it do something, or create the timer from a timer registry if you
don’t want to handle your timers manually.
Parameters:
- duration
number
tween duration (seconds)
- tbl
table
the table containing the values to tween
- to
table
the new values
- method
string/function
tweening method (string name or the actual function(time, start, change, duration))
(default "linear")
Returns:
TweenTimer
the object. A duration is already defined, and the :chain methods takes the same arguments as tween (and creates a tween).
Timer methods.
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Timer:after ([time])
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Wait time seconds before running the function.
Specify no time to remove condition.
Parameters:
- time
number
duration to wait
(optional)
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
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Timer:every ([time])
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Run the function every time millisecond.
Specify no time to remove condition.
Parameters:
- time
number
duration between execution
(optional)
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
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Timer:times ([count])
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The function will not execute more than count times.
Specify no time to remove condition.
Parameters:
- count
number
number of times
(optional)
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
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Timer:during ([time])
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The timer will be active for a time duration.
Specify no time to remove condition.
Parameters:
- time
number
duration of execution
(optional)
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
Function conditions
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Timer:initWhen (func)
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Starts the function execution when func() returns true. Checked before the “after” condition,
meaning the “after” countdown starts when func() returns true.
If multiple init functions are added, init will trigger only when all of them returns true.
Parameters:
- func
function
function that returns true if condition is verified
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
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Timer:startWhen (func)
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Starts the function execution when func() returns true. Checked after the “after” condition.
If multiple start functions are added, start will trigger only when all of them returns true.
Parameters:
- func
function
function that returns true if condition is verified
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
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Timer:repeatWhile (func)
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When the functions ends, the execution won’t stop and will repeat as long as func() returns true.
Will cancel timed repeat conditions if false but needs other timed repeat conditions to be true to create a new repeat.
If multiple repeat functions are added, a repeat will trigger only when all of them returns true.
Parameters:
- func
function
function that returns true if condition is verified
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
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Timer:stopWhen (func)
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Stops the function execution when func() returns true. Checked before all timed conditions.
If multiple stop functions are added, stop will trigger only when all of them returns true.
Parameters:
- func
function
function that returns true if condition is verified
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
Conditions override
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Timer:start ()
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Force the function to start its execution.
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
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Timer:stop ()
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Force the function to stop its execution.
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
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Timer:abort ()
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Force the function to stop immediately. Won’t trigger onEnd or other callbacks.
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
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Timer:skip (time)
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Skip some amount of time.
Parameters:
- time
number
duration to skip
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
Callbacks functions
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Timer:onStart (func)
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Add a function to the start callback: will execute func(self, lag) when the function execution start.
Parameters:
- func
function
function to call when timer start
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
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Timer:onUpdate (func)
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Add a function to the update callback: will execute func(self, lag) each frame the main function is run.
Parameters:
- func
function
function to call at each timer update
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
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Timer:onEnd (func)
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Add a function to the end callback: will execute func(self, lag) when the function execution end.
Parameters:
- func
function
function to call when timer ends
Returns:
Timer
the same timer, for chaining method calls
Chaining
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Timer:chain (func)
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Creates another timer which will be replace the current one when it ends.
Returns the new timer (and not the original one!).
Parameters:
- func
function
function called by the chained timer
Returns:
Timer
the new timer
Management
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Timer:update (dt)
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Update the timer.
Should be called at every game update.
Parameters:
- dt
number
the delta-time (time spent since last time the function was called) (seconds)
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Timer:dead ()
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Check if the timer is dead.
You shouldn’t need to worry about this if your timer belongs to a registry.
If you don’t use registries, you probably should purge dead timers to free up some memory (dead timers don’t do anything otherwise).
Returns:
bool
true if the timer can be discarded, false if it’s still active.
Registry methods.
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TimerRegistry:update (dt)
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Update all the timers in the registry.
Should be called at every game update; called by ubiquitousse.update.
Parameters:
- dt
number
the delta-time (time spent since last time the function was called) (seconds)
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TimerRegistry:run (func)
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Create a new timer and add it to the registry.
Same as timer_module.run, but add it to the registry.
Parameters:
- func
function
function called by the timer
Returns:
Timer
the new timer
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TimerRegistry:tween (duration, tbl, to, method)
-
Create a new tween timer and add it to the registry.
Same as timer_module.tween, but add it to the registry.
Parameters:
Returns:
TweenTimer
the new timer
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TimerRegistry:clear ()
-
Cancels all the running timers in this registry.
Tween timer: inherit all fields and methods from
Timer and change a few to make them easier to use in a tweening context.
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r:chain (duration, tbl, to[, method="linear"])
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Creates another tween which will be initialized when the current one ends.
If tbl and/or method are not specified, the values from the current tween will be used.
Returns the new tween timer.
Parameters:
- duration
number
tween duration (seconds)
- tbl
table
the table containing the values to tween
- to
table
the new values
- method
string/function
tweening method (string name or the actual function(time, start, change, duration))
(default "linear")
Returns:
TweenTimer
the new timer


I found no new stats on Bf3-stats.com to integrate in the the advanced statistic window on battlelog.
There are only the normal stats,that are all shown in the betterbattlelog soldier overview page.I would to add the positions: Longest Handheldheadshot and Longest double Headshot,but there is no possibility for me to integrate these two Parts of the Statisticsystem of Bf3.stats.com!
It would be nice to have such a statistic,because my best double headshot is 1476m !!!Two Guys-one bullet !!!
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Bf3stats.com have all possible data. More doesn't exist.


It was Saturday 10.30 pm that I dropped one ecstasy pill. Not really unusual anymore, since Iíve been taking either base-amphetamine and/or ecstasy every weekend for over 2 monthsÖbut the experience that followed has still shaken me, even now as I type this, 9.00 pm Sunday evening.
Let me tell you about the mindset first. Flashback to Friday night. I scored some base-amphetamine, and got one pill. I saved the pill, did some of the base, drank a lot of beer, had some hash.
Saturday afternoon, I woke up, felt quite ill, and a little spaced out. But not too bad. Was worth it. However, as the evening drew closer I began to feel a little exhausted, and a little paranoid (probably the a comedown from the base). I was round my best mate, Mattís house. My other mates went home, and the night looked dead already. I was annoyed because I still had my pill and a decent amount of base left.
But eventually me and Matt decided with nothing better to do, weíd go to a this guy called Benís house.  When we got to Benís I was still in a bit of a bad mood because I wouldnít be taking my pill and my base, not too mention pretty tired, groggy, and a bit spaced-out. But I just shrugged it off, it wasnít terribly bad or anything.
So, we got there about 9-ish, met Ben his mate, Nipper, and also Greg. We started smoking some bongs, etc.
Then another guy called Ed turns up, we continue smoking hash for a bit, then Ben and Nipper announce they have some pills, and intend on dropping them this night. I had my base and my one pill on me, so I thought what the hell, might as well drop with them later. Ed was also up for it, so Ben sold him one. Matt doesnít approve of ecstasy, so he wasnít interested, and announced he was going home at about 11.00 pm. Now this, for some reason really, really got to me. I was really pissed off deep down because Matt hadnít really stayed out past 11.00pm for well over a month. I began to think how boring he was, and how all he ever did was stay in all the time smoking weed. By this time, I was pretty stoned, and my thoughts became more and more like this. But I contained it.
At about 10.00pm we all go out and Ed, Nipper , Ben and myself drop the pills at about 10.30pm. I follow this with a small line of base. This is where it started to turn sour.
Physically I felt fine, I wasnít tired anymore, I was quite alert, quite awake. But when Matt asked is he could Ďgumí some of my base , something just sort of snapped in my head.  I said it in a subtle way however, masking my real thoughts. I offered him a line, and told him he could stay out if he did a line, because it would keep him awake. He refused, and just went back to smoking hash.
At about 11.15 pm we all went into town to get some food. Now, pay attention, this is where it gets bad. On the way, I felt the rush from the pill. The buzzing in the back of the head, the increased sense etc. But the euphoria was virtually non-existent. I only felt slightly more happier. Walking through town was terrible. I felt extremely paranoid, anxious, nervous, and very, very sketchy. We went to a fast-food place, I was so paranoid I couldnít buy anything. I just sat at the table feeling really paranoid , people were getting very aggressive outside, it was noisy, lots of drunk people looking for fights. By this time itís about 11.45 pm.
Matt and Greg go home, but I was just too paranoid to go home, so I decide to stay out and hope the pill will get better, and snort some base. But it got worseÖIt was freezing now, and I felt so paranoid, I thought Ben, Ed and Nipper hated me, so I spoke very little, which gradually got me even more paranoid.
Eventually we decided to go back to Benís at about 12.45 am. When we got there I felt slightly calmer, but still felt very anxious and nervous.
I shared the rest of my base, and started to talk a little bit more. But after about 15 minutes I began getting paranoid again. From about 1.30 am onwards, we got through a hell of a lot of hash. I spoke very little, my thoughts were paranoid, bizarre, and my mind raced. I remember thinking all night about each of my friends in my home-town. I remember thinking that all of them hated me, and I thought up reasons why each one hated me.
But the worst feeling I had was the feeling that I just didnít belong anywhere in this world, even the universe, and I was a mistake in society (I know this may sound weird but how I felt is so difficult to put into words). When I finally got the guts to leave Benís house (about 3.30a.m), I ran all the way home. I donít remember much more, apart from feeling sick when I got home.
This morning (Sunday), I woke up, and felt very depressed. More so than my usual comedown. I still do feel very depressed now, I also (still) feel quite paranoid too. Iím starting to think some of the things I thought last night made sense. I keep asking myself, what if my friends really donít like me?
This is my first bad experience with any amphetamine, but it really has made me think seriously about my amphetamine use. Something went seriously wrong with my head yesterday, and Iím still not sure what exactly caused it, which scares me. Iím not sure if itís the fact Iíve been doing base and ecstasy for every weekend for the past couple of months, but Iím sure that is not helping matters. My friend Joe (whoís much more experienced than myself) said to me today I probably need a break, and sounded a bit concerned. So, Iím going to give it a rest for a couple of weeks, see how I feel.
I just want to finish by saying a couple of things:
Firstly, ecstasy and other amphetamines (e.g.base) are hyped-up to be these crazy drugs (mainly by the media) that bring on effects whatever the mood, mindset, whereabouts etc. This is not the case.
Donít get me wrong , ecstasy is a strong drug, as is base, but it very much depends on your mindset, and overall mental health etc. They arenít as crazy as youíd think, they can be more subtle, which leads to people over-doing it because they expect more due to the hype. I have to be really careful, the effects arenít always that obvious. I think Iíve fallen into that trap, gradually Iíve become completely different; I listen to completely different music, I see things from a different perspective, and now I think itís getting to me. Iíve finally stopped to consider this (and my weight, Iím looking increasingly thin), and now Iím not too sure about ecstasy or base anymore.
Iíve had some great times on amphetamines, but I think now maybe the honeymoon is overÖ
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Disease Spread Simulation
The following canvas simulates how a disease spreads through a population.
The simulation is based on the
SIR
Model.
The settable parameters are the population size - between 3 and 300, the probability of being
infected,
the recovery time, the possibility of the disease being quarantined, the interval until the next quarantine is conducted,
and the speed at which the dots move - the higher the speed, the higher the number of
collisions between the dots, and the faster the disease spreads. The disease is spread by the
infectious
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Once recovered, one cannot be affected again by the disease.
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The Texas Collection of Comedias Sueltas and Spanish Theater contains over 15,000 dramatic works from the Spanish theater published in Spain from the 17th through the early 20th century.
This case study presents a series of interactive visualizations aiming to provide users with new ways to engage with the collection through its descriptive metadata. Bibliographic descriptions for the materials are available at the Ransom Center Website.
Go to Scatter chart.
Go to Sueltas printed in the 1600s map.
Go to Sueltas printed in the 1700s map.
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Go to Sueltas printed in the second half of the 1800s map.
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SChartDiscontinuousDateTimeAxis Class Reference
| Inherits from | SChartDateTimeAxis : SChartAxis : NSObject |
| Declared in | SChartDiscontinuousDateTimeAxis.h |
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Overview
- An SChartDiscontinuousDateTimeAxis is a subclass of SChartDateTimeAxis
- designed to work with NSDates, skipping over specified time periods.
Tasks
Time Periods
-
– addExcludedTimePeriod:
Adds an
SChartTimePeriod
to the list of date-periods to skip over. You must reload the chart when new skips are added. -
– addExcludedRepeatedTimePeriod:
Adds an
SChartRepeatedTimePeriod
to the skipping algorithm. This causes the axis to skip over a time period repeatedly, anchored at a certain starting point. -
– removeExcludedTimePeriod:
Removes a single, previously added, skip period.
-
– removeExcludedRepeatedTimePeriod:
Removes a repeated time period/the multiple skips caused by one repeated time period.
-
– excludedTimePeriods
Returns an array of the skipping time periods previously given to the axis.
-
– excludedRepeatedTimePeriods
Returns an array of the repeat-skip time periods previously given to the axis.
Subclassing
-
– cacheCount
Returns the cache count for time-skips. Called when a new cache is required, for example, on a new zoom level.
Instance Methods
addExcludedRepeatedTimePeriod:
Adds an SChartRepeatedTimePeriod
to the skipping algorithm. This causes
the axis to skip over a time period repeatedly, anchored at a certain
starting point.
- (void)addExcludedRepeatedTimePeriod:(SChartRepeatedTimePeriod *)period
Parameters
- period
A new repeat-time period to exclude
Discussion
This starting date may be anywhere, including outside the current axis range. The axis will calculate the correct in-range start for you.
You must reload the chart when new skips are added.
Declared In
SChartDiscontinuousDateTimeAxis.h
addExcludedTimePeriod:
Adds an SChartTimePeriod
to the list of date-periods to skip over.
You must reload the chart when new skips are added.
- (void)addExcludedTimePeriod:(SChartTimePeriod *)period
Parameters
- period
A new time period to exclude
Declared In
SChartDiscontinuousDateTimeAxis.h
cacheCount
Returns the cache count for time-skips. Called when a new cache is required, for example, on a new zoom level.
- (NSUInteger)cacheCount
Discussion
This may be overridden if you wish to trade memory for time or vice-versa when the axis is calculating tick labels. For a faster axis, return a large value (e.g. 1,000), for lower memory usage, return a small value (e.g. 50 - 100).
Defaults to 400.
Declared In
SChartDiscontinuousDateTimeAxis.h
excludedRepeatedTimePeriods
Returns an array of the repeat-skip time periods previously given to the axis.
- (NSArray *)excludedRepeatedTimePeriods
Discussion
Note that you must copy this array if you wish to iterate over it and call any of the repeat-add or repeat-remove methods mentioned in this class.
Declared In
SChartDiscontinuousDateTimeAxis.h
excludedTimePeriods
Returns an array of the skipping time periods previously given to the axis.
- (NSArray *)excludedTimePeriods
Discussion
Note that you must copy this array if you wish to iterate over it and call any of the single-add or single-remove methods mentioned in this class.
Declared In
SChartDiscontinuousDateTimeAxis.h
removeExcludedRepeatedTimePeriod:
Removes a repeated time period/the multiple skips caused by one repeated time period.
- (void)removeExcludedRepeatedTimePeriod:(SChartRepeatedTimePeriod *)period
Parameters
- period
The same, or an equivalent repeat-time period to remove from the exclusions
Discussion
You must reload the chart when skips are removed.
Declared In
SChartDiscontinuousDateTimeAxis.h
removeExcludedTimePeriod:
Removes a single, previously added, skip period.
- (void)removeExcludedTimePeriod:(SChartTimePeriod *)period
Parameters
- period
The same, or an equivalent time period to remove from the exclusions
Discussion
You must reload the chart when skips are removed.
Declared In
SChartDiscontinuousDateTimeAxis.h


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According to the NPS, the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) was enacted on November 16, 1990, to address the rights of lineal descendants, Indian tribes, and Native Hawaiian organizations to Native American cultural items, including human remains, funerary objects, sacred objects, and objects of cultural patrimony. The Act assigned implementation responsibilities to the Secretary of the Interior. (Image Courtesy National Park Service)
This law applies on all Federal, State and Aborginal lands across the United States. Aboriginal or tribal lands are defined as "Federal land that is recognized by a final judgment of the Indian Claims Commission or the United States Court of Claims as the aboriginal land of an Indian tribe" (Pursuant to [43 CFR 10.6 (a)(2)(iii)]).
It is triggered by inadvertent discoveries defined as "the unanticipated encounter or detection of human remains, funerary objects, sacred objects, or objects of cultural patrimony found under or on the surface of Federal or tribal lands pursuant to section 3 (d) of NAGPRA" (Pursuant to [43 CFR 10.2 (g)(4)]).
This law is also triggered by intentional excavations defined as "the planned archeological removal of human remains, funerary objects, sacred objects, or objects of cultural patrimony found under or on the surface of Federal or tribal lands pursuant to section 3 (c) of the Act." The act referred to here is NAGPRA (Pursuant to [43 CFR 10.2 (g)(3)]).
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WhenThere are many sacred items eligible for repatration beside human remains. NAGPRA defines seperate types of cultural items listed as: Human remains, associated funerary objects (afo's), unassociated funerary objects (ufo's), sacred objects, items of cultural patrimony (Pursuant to [25 USC 3001 (3)]).
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Hackerrank | Solution of Staircase in Golang
Sep 1, 2018 16:45 · 683 words · 4 minute read
In this post we will solve question staircase from Hackerrank. A simple one, only requires to decode the logic for pattern. Will need if-else and a nested for loop. Let’s get started.
Problem Statement
The question can be found at this link. The problem statement basically states that we need to print the given pattern for any given number as input. Couple of things to note here is
- We need to take a single integer as input.
- Print the given pattern.
- we are solving this in golang.
Challenges
- Choose our preferred language as golang on hackerrank. The moment we do that, we get some 50-60 lines of code which are very unfamiliar to someone who is new to language.
- To solve this problem only thing we need to decode the logic for the pattern.
- Formatted printing required.
Solution
This is the template you get on hackerrank for this problem statement.
package main
import (
"bufio"
"fmt"
"io"
"os"
"strconv"
"strings"
)
// Complete the staircase function below.
func staircase(n int32) {
}
func main() {
reader := bufio.NewReaderSize(os.Stdin, 1024 * 1024)
nTemp, err := strconv.ParseInt(readLine(reader), 10, 64)
checkError(err)
n := int32(nTemp)
staircase(n)
}
func readLine(reader *bufio.Reader) string {
str, _, err := reader.ReadLine()
if err == io.EOF {
return ""
}
return strings.TrimRight(string(str), "\r\n")
}
func checkError(err error) {
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
}
- First go ahead and delete everything in the pre-existing template.
- Let’s write down our main wrapper function.
package main
import "fmt"
func main(){
}
Next we need to take an input, so let’s go ahead declare a variable and take an input for our program.
...
var n int
fmt.Scan(&n)
Now let’s look at the pattern and try to uunderstand the logic required to print it.
for an input 4
#
##
###
####
Now let’s start noting down the points that would help us in printing this pattern
- The pattern has 4 rows, i.e. equal to input number. So we would need a loop which loops over input times
- It has four columns in every row. We would need inner nested loop, which would also loop over input times
- There are two types of output, either an space or an #. So we need two inner loops instead of one.
- In the first line spaces are 3, # is 1, in second line spaces are 2 and # are 2. If we notice the index of outer loop for the first and second case it is 0,1. So we need to print #
i+i
times. For the spaces, we need to print itinput-index-1
times.
Now that we have figured out the logic of the pattern, let’s see how the code goes.
...
for i:=0;i<n;i++{
for j:=0;j<n-i-1;j++{
fmt.Print(" ")
}
for j:=0;j<=i;j++{
fmt.Print("#")
}
fmt.Println()
}
So we have a outer loop which runs n
times. This to make sure our pattern has n
rows. Next we have two inner loops, one to print spaces, other for the hash. The first one is running n-i-i
times and second one i+1
times. Notice the use of Print
instead of Println
, because we need everything to print in one line. Next after the inner loops we print a new line, to move the cursor to next line. This completes our program, and your complete code should look like
package main
import "fmt"
func main(){
var n int
fmt.Scan(&n)
for i:=0;i<n;i++{
for j:=0;j<n-i-1;j++{
fmt.Print(" ")
}
for j:=0;j<=i;j++{
fmt.Print("#")
}
fmt.Println()
}
}
So this is it for this one guys, complete source code for this one can be found on my Github Repo. Will see you in the next one.
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In November of 1997 I tried crystal. I had previously just smoked pot for a few months. I started one evening with 3 friends. We had about 2 grams between us. We smoked some, and snorted some that night, about a gram between all of us. I was still going 24 hours later but I was starting to come down so I got some more money and bought another 2 grams or so. I didn't come down for four days.
During that weekend I felt like I had this immense amount of energy and power, but I didn't feel agressive at all. My pulse raced, I talked incessantly, I had cotton mouth, and I couldn't stop smoking cigarettes. By the 4th day my tongue had sores on it from smoking the crystal off of foil and out of light bulbs.
The first 3 days was incredible. There was a constant feeling of euphoria and energy that seemed like it would never quit. I felt like I had talked more in that weekend than I had in the month before. But by the end of the trip I was becoming very agitated and irritable. I felt like I could kill anybody that even looked at me wrong. I realized I hadn't eaten in four days as well.
From the first time I did crank, I was hooked. I spent the next year doing anything and everything I could to get crank. Don't get me wrong, it seemed like a blast at the time, except when it ran out. I would become very agitated and aggresive then.
After a few months I would start to get very paranoid when I would come down. And I was using more and more. I was using well over a gram a day. To support my habit I was dealing meth to all types of shady people. Soon enough I was having to do more and more to get less and less effect. Smoking and snorting just weren't getting me off anymore, so it was time to go big.
I shot up for the first time in February of 98. I was so overwhelmed when I loosened the strap that I actually passed out for about 45 minutes. When i woke up I felt like nothing I had ever felt before. I could not stop moving. My hands were constantly busy, my feet tapping. I would pace around constantly. My hair felt like it was standing on end and my heart felt like it would jump right out of my chest. The effect lasted about 8 hours before I came down and went to sleep.
 I had said I'd never 'bang' it. It scared me enough that I didn't smoke, I didn't drink, I didn't do anything for a month. But I couldn't hold out anymore. I needed crank. It was all I could think about. That folks, is what we call an addiction.
So I picked up the rig and started banging several times a day.  I started to pawn things. I stole stereos and stuff just to get money to get high. When I didn't have a needle I'd use somebody else's.
Life didn't matter. I didn't care whether I lived or died, just that I got high. I would do anything to get some meth. My useage progressed all the time.
By June I was shooting 2 grams a day and smoking/snorting another gram or more. I would stay up 12-20 days at a time, and eat a small meal once every 5 or six days. I quit school, I totally alienated my friends and my family and anybody else that could interfere with my habit. And my health was very poor. I went from 200 lbs to 160 pounds, and I'm 6'5'.
I tried to quit many times and I just couldn't. I could not stay sober for even 36 hours. Finally my family had enough and got me committed to treatment. The withdrawls were too much for my mind and body to handle. I ended up in the psych. ward, held down to a bed with five-point restraints. I was doped up with benadryl, valium, and ativan to keep me from having seizures and put on halydol (a strong anti-psychotic).
I was filled with rage. I threatened to kill both of my parents and anybody else that got in my way. It took 6 orderlies to hold me down and get me on the table. And the pain in my bones from the withdrawl was intense.
My mind was completely sent awry from the withdrawls. I don't remember anything that happened in the next two weeks. I could barely walk and could only respond to my name I'm told.
To this day I have problems remembering people's names, many things about my childhood, and many other things. My immune system is extremely weakend. But, I am alive. For a period before I cleaned up I didn't care if I lived or if I died, just as long as I was high.
Meth can be a fun drug if used responsibly. Some people aren't capable of that. People like me get addicted after the first bump, hit, line, whatever. Just try to keep this in mind if you've never tried. Have fun and be careful.
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Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


David delivers pizzas in his spare time.
Today, he delivers 21 pizzas in the morning.
Then, he delivers some pizzas in the afternoon.
In all, he delivers 37 pizzas.
How many pizzas does David deliver in the afternoon?
Now, drag each of the numbers from the task into the correct box in the diagram equation.
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New pics coming right out from the C2C'08, covering South Dakota, the land of (some) Great Plains, the Badlands, the Black Hills and the Mt. Rushmore. Enjoy yourselves!!!
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The main DArcMail program is the file DArcMail.py. If the .py extension has been associated with the Python3 interpreter (on Windows) or with the Terminal application (on Mac OS X), then you can double-click the file to start the program. Otherwise, you can start the program from a Windows command prompt window or from a Mac OS X Terminal window.
To load, delete, export, or browse data you must first connect to a DArcMail database file. The database connect screen is the first screen that appears when you start the DArcMail program. The connect screen asks you to connect to a SQLite database file. The database file may have any name, may be in any directory and may have any file extension, although a conventional extension would be ".db". If the database file does not already exist, it will be created and initialized with the DArcMail database schema.
After you have successfully connected to the DArcMail database, then the DArcMail.py program will show four tabs for loading, deleting, exporting, and browsing data.
A single database may hold only one email account. An existing SQLite DArcMail file can be used to hold data from another account only by first deleting all existing the mail data in the file (see Deleting data from the DArcMail database).


These are my thoughts on why we want to train a model generatively and discriminatively (or why we want to train a model using unsupervised fashion and then supervised fashion):
Point 1 is straightforward. Point 3 warrants another long post. Below, I will explain a little insight about point 2.
Suppose you are trying to distinguish between mushroom types with naked eye, even without a teacher, you can easily distinguish most mushrooms because many of them are quite different.
For instance, it is not hard to tell between the coprinus comatus and jack-o-lantern below. One is white and one is orange, and their shapes are very different.
However, the jack-o-lantern and chanterelle will be harder. Both are orange and have similar shapes.
You might be tricked to think they are the same or just slightly different, but they are very different: The jack-o-lantern is a poisonous mushroom!
Notice that you as a human can easily distinguish betwen many mushrooms, but you will get it wrong more often when very similar types of mushrooms are put together. However, if a teacher is there to tell you the two mushrooms (jack-o-lantern and chanterelle) is indeed different mushroom types, naturally you will look harder for the features that distinguish these two very similar types because now that you know they are different!
Generatively trained models try to model the joint distribution between the input features and the output class, but the assumed model may not match the real model that actually generated the data, and this causes the discriminatively trained models to perform better in practice (see earlier post for more detailed explanations).
Like the example above, if a generatively trained model can be later trained discriminatively (i.e. taught by a teacher to correct mistakes), then:
Christopher Bishop wrote a very good paper on training generatively and discriminatively. Below is the results of using different mixtures of the generative model and discriminative model to perform object recognition.
Specs of the experiment:
The best performance is seen when alpha is about 0.95 (slightly generative mostly discriminative), which illustrates point 2 in my summary above.
I hope this builds more intuition into why we want to train a model with a mix of generative and discriminative fashion.
References:


this library is still a work in progress
Installation of the library through npm
in the normal way:
npm install punchcardjs
See also:
Here are some examples of the type of visualizations you can make with this library:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="punchcards.min.css">

(this section describes the complete repository on GitHub, only part of which is included in the package on https://www.npmjs.com/package/punchcardjs).
Get a local copy of the punchcardjs repository using git
:
# use package manager to install git
sudo apt-get install git
# make a local copy of this repository
git clone https://github.com/nlesc-sherlock/punchcardjs.git
# change into punchcardjs directory
cd punchcardjs
After getting the source, three things need to be done: npm
needs to install
local copies of the development tools as well as of client-side dependencies of
our code, and typings
needs to get the typescript annotations for those. You can
do all of these in one go using:
# Assuming you already have ``npm`` and ``typings`` installed globally
# on your system, install with:
npm install && typings install
We use npm
for the various build tasks (see scripts
in packages.json
for the complete list and their definitions). Here's a summary of the most relevant tasks (see also below for the dependency graph):
# make a distributable js file, punchcards.js
npm run dist
# run the unit tests against the distributable
npm run test
# do all types of linting:
# tslint on the TypeScript from src/
# csslint on the CSS from src/
# jslint and jshint on the JS from test/
npm run lint
# clean up generated files
npm run clean
# do an npm run clean and additionally throw away any downloaded files
npm run purge
# generate the TypeDoc, inspect afterwards in a browser (output will be at <projectroot>/docs/sites/tsdoc)
npm run tsdoc
# generate code coverage in various formats. output will be at <projectroot>/docs/sites/coverage/, e.g.
# <projectroot>/docs/sites/coverage/remapped/ts/punchcards/index.html
npm run cover
. # project root directory
├── CONTRIBUTING # outlines the rules/for contributing to this repository
├── docs # directory containing files that help document the repository
│ ├── example-date-circle.png # example image of DateCircle class
│ ├── example-date-rect.png # example image of DateRect class
│ ├── example-weekday-circle.png # example image of WeekdayCircle class
│ ├── example-weekday-rect.png # example image of WeekdayRect class
│ ├── installing-node.md # some notes on how to install nodejs
│ ├── sites # generated content, e.g.
│ │ ├── coverage # code coverage report
│ │ └── tsdoc # typedoc documentation
│ ├── visual-description-of-setup.png# PNG rendering of the corresponding SVG image
│ └── visual-description-of-setup.svg# SVG image that explains the build setup
├── karma.conf.js # configuration file for Karma, the test runner
├── LICENSE # describes the license for dissemination and use of this software
├── package.json # the Node package manager configuration file
├── README.md # this file
├── src # this directory contains all the sources (css, ts) for the punchcards library
│ ├── base.css # the CSS for the Base class
│ ├── base.ts # the TypeScript for the Base class
│ ├── colormap.ts # the TypeScript for the ColorMap class
│ ├── date-circle.css # the CSS for the DateCircle class
│ ├── date-circle.ts # the TypeScript for the DateCircle class
│ ├── date-rect.css # the CSS for the DateRect class
│ ├── date-rect.ts # the TypeScript for the DateRect class
│ ├── idatarow.ts # the TypeScript for the IDataRow interface
│ ├── legend.css # the CSS for the Legend class
│ ├── legend.ts # the TypeScript for the Legend class
│ ├── punchcards.ts # the TypeScript for the punchcards module
│ ├── weekday-circle.css # the CSS for the WeekdayCircle class
│ ├── weekday-circle.ts # the TypeScript for the WeekdayCircle class
│ ├── weekday-rect.css # the CSS for the WeekdayRect class
│ └── weekday-rect.ts # the TypeScript for the WeekdayRect class
├── test # this directory contains all the sources (*.dom.js, *.unit.js, *.fixture.html, *.fixture.json) for testing the code from src/
│ ├── base.dom.js # DOM test of the Base class
│ ├── base.fixture.html # HTML fixture for the DOM test of the Base class
│ ├── cityofchicago-police-data.fixture.json # JSON fixture containing a test data set
│ ├── colormap.unit.js # unit tests of the ColorMap class
│ ├── date-circle.dom.js # DOM test of the DateCircle class
│ ├── date-circle.fixture.html # HTML fixture for the DOM test of the DateCircle class
│ ├── date-rect.dom.js # DOM test of the DateRect class
│ ├── date-rect.fixture.html # HTML fixture for the DOM test of the DateRect class
│ ├── general.unit.js # some general unit tests to test the testing setup
│ ├── README.md
│ ├── weekday-circle.dom.js # DOM test of the WeekdayCircle class
│ ├── weekday-circle.fixture.html # HTML fixture for the DOM test of the WeekdayCircle class
│ ├── weekday-rect.dom.js # DOM test of the WeekdayRect class
│ └── weekday-rect.fixture.html # HTML fixture for the DOM test of the WeekdayRect class
├── tsconfig.json # configuration file for the TypeScript compiler
├── tslint.json # configuration file for linting/static analysis of the TypeScript code
└── typings.json # type information for the client-side libraries
So you wrote some source code. A distributable can be created from the source code. Distributables are great, because that's what people can use in their own websites later. However, distributables are only good if they work --you don't want to break other people's websites, now do you? So, the distributable needs to be tested using unit tests. For this you typically need to do two things: first, you need to be able to do assertions. Assertions help you test different kinds of equality (''is the test result what it is supposed to be?''). Secondly, you need a test runner, i.e. something that runs the tests (and then, typically, reports on their results). Now that you have tests, you also want to generate code coverage reports. Code coverage helps to make transparent which parts of the code are covered by tests.
src
. The meat of it is written in TypeScript.npm run
scripting, so there are no Gulp or Grunt files.Jasmine
(i.e. describe()
and it()
).Jasmine
(e.g. expect(actual).toEqual(expected)
).karma-coverage
. However, this gives us code coverage of the (generated) JavaScript, which is not really what we're interested in. So we have remap-istanbul
figure out which parts of the generated JavaScript correspond with which parts of the (written) TypeScript.Here is a visual representation of our build process:
and here is a callgraph generated from package.json using https://github.com/jspaaks/npm-scripts-callgraph:
Generated using TypeDoc


EDA teaching approach is completely new to me, as before I studied only in traditional schools and universities. My first impression is absolutely positive, and I am totally open to the new study technique.
No doubt, it will be fun to be a part of EDA culture :)
I visited DevAcademy both in Wellington and Auckland before I signed up, so I had a idea what it looks like. And for the moment it's all being in step with my expectations.
I am very excited about EDA environment! Don't feel too nervous, as I know we will support each other! :)


Every 3 seconds we fetch the current time from the database, however because the sql query
result is cached on the server on the first call, the time stays the same untill you clear
the cache and no more SQL queries are made.
After you clear the cache you should see the time change because a real SQL query is made.
Also note how real SQL queryies are slower than cache hits.


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This node server demonstrates the use of cookies. Cookies are a string of key/value pairs passed between the client and server with every request. Currently, this site's cookies are:
You can reset the count value by setting it in the server (look at the server's requestHander() function to see the code responsible).
Simiarly, you can increment or decrement the count value by parsing it and modifying it on the server
Cookies can be manipulated via JavaScript - the cookies listed above are extrated using JavaScript. However, if a cookie has the HTTPOnly attribute, it won't be visible to JavaScript, as you can try by visiting secret. The cookie contains 'message=shhh', but it isn't on the list above. However, you can see it with the web tools (right-click, inspect, and view the headers under the network tab).
Cookies can also be set to expire using Max-Age or Expires attribute You can set a cookie with a Max-Age of 30 seconds by visiting timeout. Cookies without either of these attributes are only kept for the duration of the session - they are discarded once the browser closes.


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The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969)
Grade: 73
"The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" is a very good film with an excellent script. It may be a tough sitting for those who prefer action flicks or comedies, but those interesting in dialogue and character studies will enjoy it.
The film takes place in Edinburgh, England in 1932. Jean Brodie (Maggie Smith) is a history teacher at a private school for girls. Her romantic liasons with passionate art teacher Teddy (Robert Stephens) and a well-intentioned music teacher (Gordon Jackson), as well as her radical pro-fascist political views, put her at odds with the formidable, conservative headmaster (Celia Johnson). But Brodie remains popular with the girls in her class, especially insightful Sandy (Pamela Franklin), stammering Mary (Jane Carr), and serene beauty Jenny (Diane Grayson).
Vanessa Redgrave had played Brodie in the stage production, and was originally cast in the role. However, she was unavailable when the film production began. Maggie Smith took the part and won the Oscar for Best Actress for her performance. Celia Johnson won Best Supporting Actress in the British Academy Awards.
The major strength of "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" comes from the script, which is excellent. The dialogue provides great depth and credibility to the major characters, and the direction by Ronald Neame is careful to show the facial reactions of the characters to key lines.
The syrupy, string-laden Rod McKuen theme is the film's most obvious weakness. One minor complaint: it is difficult to believe that a painter can't avoid putting his lover's face in every portrait. Also, the affair between Teddy and Sandy is given slight treatment, and you would think that Brodie would be furious rather than merely stunned upon her betrayal.
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Related Courses in Other Schools
Resources related to Lab03 and Lab04
Recreational Reading
Even more stuff


Any non-United States citizens/green card holders who plan to apply US visa, or have already interviewed at a US embassy and have been notified that the visa needs additional “administrative processing” can use this service.
“Check” is an unofficial name for administrative processing during the process of US visa application reviewing. In general, an applicant that receives a notification that your visa application requires additional administrative processing is said to be “checked”.
Common reasons for “check” include sensitive academic majors or directions, names, countries of origins, provinces, etc.
Usually the applicant will be notified that they should wait 3 to 4 weeks. But this time is never accurate, and is dependent on a number of factors. By reviewing the information of your specific case, we may provide a more accurate estimation of your waiting time based on machine learning algorithms.
We found that Visa type (F1, J1, etc.) and academic major are two most important features that influence waiting time. We are working on providing more available features to capture the nuance between different cases.
The only thing that you can do is basically just to wait and enjoy your life. You can try to call Department of States (DOS) +1-202-663-1225, tap 1 and then 0, then talk to an agent asking him/her about the status of your case. Calling this number does not expedite the processing of your case. If you read Chinese, go to the following link to get more information.
We recommend that you visit the following websites:
Yes and yes. Our statistical analysis shows that the waiting time is strongly dependent on the visa type, student’s major, country of origin, etc. When you submit your case information that includes such information, we use machine learning models to predict the waiting time specifically for your waiting time. This prediction takes into consideration not only the information you submitted, but also the recent trend of average waiting time.
Our prediction explains 30% of the variance of visa waiting time. We are working on providing you a time range, so that with 95% chance the waiting time of your “checked” visa will fall into this range.
We collect previous cases, and train machine learning models on these cases, and apply such models to new queries to make prediction. The underlying assumption is that people whose cases are similar (in terms of time, location, applicant, etc.) would have similar waiting time.
We are two graduate students interested in machine learning and website programming. One of us has graduated and working as a front end developer in SF bay area, the other is a PHD candidate (who got checked once) interested in machine learning. We created this website to experiment our ideas about statistical modeling and programming, as well as providing a service that would benefit a number of people.
No. All of the information we gather are open on the Internet.
Initially we crawled part of our data from checkee.info, which is a great website that helps peoples who got “checked”. As the website grows, we are starting collecting cases by ourselves through the website.
We are not related to checkee.info, which is another website that provides US visa check information. Part of our data is crawled from checkee.info, and they are used to improve our prediction accuracy. We recommend you to look at checkee.info to read other applicants’ comments and experiences.
No. All the data collected are anonymous - i.e., we do not collect your names, ID number, phone number and any other private information. For prediction accuracy we do plan to ask users for age (birthday) information, but all such fields are optional during the usage of our service, and the submission of cases is completely voluntarily. We will never attempt to match the case information we collected to any person, and we have make every effort to protect our data not be attacked by anyone who is evil.
The prediction is a reference. You can refer to the prediction result to book a flight at a relatively “safe” time, but you should NOT rely on the prediction result in any situation, as it is not perfectly accurate and it will never be.
Everything is on GitHub. We plan to make it open source to benefit people interested in machine learning.
Sure! We are glad to accept any contribution in the form of intelligence. Please email us.
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We welcome contribution in the forms of both intelligence and money. If you would like to help us, please email us.
No. We do it for fun. But we reserve the right to put ads on pages in the future, because we pay for our server and domain name.


In this section all available dropdown property binding techniques will be discuss with it's usages.
The below hierarchy shows order of dropdown property overriding and each level of defined properties will be replace if same property was uses in next level of hierarchy.
|__ Dropdown Configuration | | | |___ Default Configuration | |___ Template Property Binding | |___ Module Property Binding | |__ Data Table Configuration | \/
Ornamentum have set almost all configurations to it's default value state. the default values explicitly mention on each dropdown respective property or function documentation.
This level of property definations will be overrides Default Configuration.This is the first user allowed property binding operation. you can simply bind a required type of value to respective configurations on HTML template.
Ornamentum supports, configuration overriding in module root configurations. you can provide a object of dropdown
level configurations inside forRoot()
tag. specified properties will be overrides both Default
Configuration and Template Property Binding property definitions.
In above example module, ornamentum will enables Load Data On Init and Filterable for all available data columns.


Lots of Android Apps Contain Old Security Flaws
by Charlotte HenryUnderlying security flaws from code copied from code libraries are in thousands of apps, according to new research from cybersecurity firm CheckPoint. Wired reported that it is causing big problems on Android.
“There are a lot of vulnerabilities out there in applications,” says Yaniv Balmas, head of cyber research at Check Point. “Some of these vulnerabilities are not specifically in applications, but they are found in code libraries. Modern applications use dozens or hundreds of these libraries to operate.” Code libraries (often known as software libraries) allow developers without expertise in specific areas, such as Java Script, to use code that’s already been created. Researchers at Check Point say they have identified existing code libraries that contained vulnerabilities and then compared them to apps scraped from the Play Store. The company says it regularly checks Android apps for its security teams to look for current threats.
Check It Out: Lots of Android Apps Contain Old Security Flaws


Entity Collectable
Collectable is the parent class of all Entity types which can be carried in an inventory.
Subclass of Entity.
Functions
| GetRequiredAttribute (attrib) | GetRequiredAttribute returns the minimum reqiurement for a given attribute in order to use this item. |
| GetEffectAttribute (attrib) | GetEffectAttribute returns the bonus this item grants to the the given attribute. |
| GetWeightPerUnit () | GetWeightPerUnit returns the weight of a single unit of this entity. |
| GetWeightTotal () | GetWeightTotal returns the weight of all units of this entity. |
| GetValuePerUnit () | GetValuePerUnit returns the monetary value of a single unit of this entity. |
| GetValueTotal () | GetValueTotal returns the monetary value of all units of this entity. |
| GetCount () | GetCount returns the number of lootable/usable items of this entity that are being carried. |
| GetCountNonLootable () | GetCountNonLootable returns the number of non-lootable items of this entity that are being carried. |
| GetCountTotal () | GetCountTotal returns the total number of items of this entity that are being carried. |
| IsUnique () | IsUnique returns true if the item is listed as unique in the game. |
| CanBeRemoved () | CanBeRemoved returns true if the item can be removed from its equipped slot. |
| Lootable () | Lootable returns true if the item can be looted from the Actor carrying it. |
| BeenApplied () | BeenApplied returns true if the item's effects have been applied to the Actor equipping it. |
Functions
- GetRequiredAttribute (attrib)
-
GetRequiredAttribute returns the minimum reqiurement for a given attribute in order to use this item.
Parameters:
- attrib The name of the attribute, as shown in the Fallout: Tactics entity editor.
Returns:
-
The minimum required value of the requested attribute for this object.
- GetEffectAttribute (attrib)
-
GetEffectAttribute returns the bonus this item grants to the the given attribute.
Parameters:
- attrib The name of the attribute, as shown in the Fallout: Tactics entity editor.
Returns:
-
The bonus value this item grants for that attribute.
- GetWeightPerUnit ()
-
GetWeightPerUnit returns the weight of a single unit of this entity.
Returns:
-
The weight of one unit of this entity, as a numeric value.
- GetWeightTotal ()
-
GetWeightTotal returns the weight of all units of this entity.
Returns:
-
The weight of all units of this entity, as a numeric value.
- GetValuePerUnit ()
-
GetValuePerUnit returns the monetary value of a single unit of this entity.
Returns:
-
The monetaryvalue of one unit of this entity, as a numeric value.
- GetValueTotal ()
-
GetValueTotal returns the monetary value of all units of this entity.
Returns:
-
The monetary value of all units of this entity, as a numeric value.
- GetCount ()
-
GetCount returns the number of lootable/usable items of this entity that are being carried.
Returns:
-
The number of lootable items.
- GetCountNonLootable ()
-
GetCountNonLootable returns the number of non-lootable items of this entity that are being carried.
Returns:
-
The number of non-lootable items.
- GetCountTotal ()
-
GetCountTotal returns the total number of items of this entity that are being carried.
Returns:
-
The total number of items.
- IsUnique ()
-
IsUnique returns true if the item is listed as unique in the game.
Returns:
-
A boolean indicating if the item is unique.
- CanBeRemoved ()
-
CanBeRemoved returns true if the item can be removed from its equipped slot.
Returns:
-
A boolean indicating if the item can be removed.
- Lootable ()
-
Lootable returns true if the item can be looted from the Actor carrying it.
Returns:
-
A boolean indicating if the item is lootable.
- BeenApplied ()
-
BeenApplied returns true if the item's effects have been applied to the Actor equipping it.
Returns:
-
A boolean indicating if the item effects have been applied.


Juneau serializers treat instances of Readers and InputStreams special by
simply serializing their contents directly to the output stream or writer.
This allows you to embed fully customized serializer output.
| public class MyBean {
| // A bean property that produces raw JSON.
| public Reader f1 = new StringReader("{'foo':'bar'}");
| }
|
| // Produces "{f1:{'foo':'bar'}}"
| String json = Json5.of(new MyBean());
Note that if you're serializing Readers and InputStreams, it's up to you to make sure you're producing
valid output (in this case JSON).
A more typical scenario where this is useful is by using swaps to convert POJOs to Readers whose
contents are determined via the {@link oaj.BeanSession#getMediaType()} method.
In the following example, we're customizing the JSON output for a particular bean type but leaving
all other renditions as-is:
| @Swap(MyBeanSwapSometimes.class)
| public class MyBean {...}
|
| // A swap that produces specialized output for JSON but default serialization for
| // all other media types.
| public class MyBeanSwapSometimes extends ObjectSwap<MyBean,Object> {
| public Object swap(BeanSession session, MyPojo object) throws Exception {
| MediaType mediaType = session.getMediaType();
| if (mediaType.hasSubType("json"))
| return new StringReader("{myPojo:'foobar'}"); // Custom JSON output
| return object; // Otherwise serialize it as a normal bean
| }
| }
Due to the nature of the RDF serializers, Readers and InputStreams are serialized as literals,
not as RDF text.
This is due to the fact that the RDF serializers use a DOM for serialization so we don't have
access to the underlying stream.


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| Class | Description |
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| Converter |
Converter.java --- Class used for converting java.awt objects into wrapper
ones and vice versa.
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| Line |
Line.java --- Class used for line operations (I.e.: Intersections).
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| Point |
Point.java --- Stores an X and Y value.
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| Polygon |
Polygon.java --- Class used for displaying and calculating an area.
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| Vector |
Vector.java --- Class used for Vector operations.
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| Point.Direction | |
| Point.Type |
| Exception | Description |
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| PointTypeException |
PointTypeException.java --- Exception for displaying a Point type error.
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This class is a gestor for multiple cameras. It receives commands from another classes throught a ThreadPool. Implemented funcionality: create cameras, delete, change properties.
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This class is a gestor for multiple cameras. It receives commands from another classes throught a ThreadPool. Implemented funcionality: create cameras, delete, change properties.
- Author
- Mario gonzalez
- Date
- 14/11/2016
§ setCameraObject()
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Scenario
The health care provider was initially not compliant to any medical industry standard. All PMD documents were inserted into the out_patient_data table in any form the clinic liked. The clinic then realizes many advantages to conform to the PMD standard. Hence, they begin to validate all PMD documents based on the standard, when inserting and updating the document.
Operation
XML schema validation is demonstrated here.
Solution
XML schema for the PMD document is registered in DB2. Any PMD documents inserted and updated in the out_patient_data table are validated against the registered XML schema.
Best Practices


2 Corinthians 11:16
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| Classes Currently Taking: | ||
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| Database Design and Management | Intro to Programming Logic | Intro to Web Development |
| Classes Completed: | ||
| Fundamentals of Oral Comm | A+ Certification Prep Course | Database/Spreadsheets |
| Introduction to Database |
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| Pre-Calculus | Chemistry | Video Production |
| Algebra I & II | C3 Foundations | Introduction to Computer Careers |
| Geometry |