song name
movie name
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The Payday Lending industry in the USA had 11.2 billion dollars of revenue in 2019[<IP_ADDRESS>]. These companies benefit directly from the profits of payday lending, but they are not the only ones. A 2011 report by the Public Accountability Initiative found that payday lenders obtain much of their financing from major banks like Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase, and Bank of America [<IP_ADDRESS>]. They also found that the payday lenders had ties to many of the large Wall Street investment banks, either through partial ownership or through shared personnel.
in-context


Content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
dead-code-elimination - automatically removes dead code
--no-dead-code-elimination
An autorun pass that conservatively removes dead code. The removed dead code is usually produced by a lifter, though it might be possible that a binary indeed contains a dead code. The algorithm doesn't remove variables that are stored in memory, only registers are considered
To make analysis inter procedural, we first compute an over-approximation of a set of variables that are used to pass data between functions. This is just a set of all free variables in all functions. Variables that belong to this set will never be removed. Thus if a function f uses a variable x, then we consider, that any other function may somehow call this function f, so we assume that it is used implicitly. External functions must obey the ABI, thus a set of all variables used to pass arguments to external functions is also added to the protected set. Once the protected set is computed, we compute def/use sets for each subroutine and remove all definitions that are not used. Internally, we translate a program into the SSA form, though it will not be seen outside
bap-plugin-api(1), bap-plugin-ssa(1)
tags: pass, analysis, optimization


should allow to update phone age and summary info.
verify phone is retrieved from backend when this page is open.
click to see unit test.
verify update service should send PUT request with phone info and phone id as parameters.
click to see unit test.
{{phone.name}}


Compilation Errors
CamelSpider/Entity/AbstractSpiderEgg.php12
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Entity/AbstractSpiderEgg.php |
| error | 16 | No DocBlock was found for Property $config |
| error | 17 | No DocBlock was found for Property $logger |
| error | 18 | No DocBlock was found for Property $cache |
| error | 19 | No DocBlock was found for Property $name |
| error | 21 | No DocBlock was found for Method __construct |
| error | 31 | No DocBlock was found for Method transferDependency |
| error | 40 | No DocBlock was found for Method getConfig |
| critical | 48 | No short description for method logger |
| notice | 51 | Argument $string is missing from the function Docblock |
| notice | 51 | Argument $type is missing from the function Docblock |
| notice | 51 | Argument $level is missing from the function Docblock |
CamelSpider/Entity/AbstractSubscription.php17
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Entity/AbstractSubscription.php |
| error | 9 | No DocBlock was found for Class AbstractSubscription |
| error | 12 | No DocBlock was found for Method getId |
| error | 16 | No DocBlock was found for Method _explode |
| error | 27 | No DocBlock was found for Method getDomain |
| error | 32 | No DocBlock was found for Method getHref |
| error | 37 | No DocBlock was found for Method getFilters |
| critical | 42 | No short description for method getFilter |
| error | 51 | No DocBlock was found for Method getDomainString |
| error | 55 | No DocBlock was found for Method __toString |
| error | 60 | No DocBlock was found for Method getMaxDepth |
| error | 66 | No DocBlock was found for Method getLink |
| error | 71 | No DocBlock was found for Method isDone |
| error | 75 | No DocBlock was found for Method isWaiting |
| error | 80 | No DocBlock was found for Method getMinimal |
| error | 84 | No DocBlock was found for Method inDomain |
| error | 95 | No DocBlock was found for Method insideScope |
CamelSpider/Entity/Document.php23
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Entity/Document.php |
| error | 25 | No DocBlock was found for Property $name |
| error | 27 | No DocBlock was found for Property $crawler |
| error | 29 | No DocBlock was found for Property $response |
| error | 31 | No DocBlock was found for Property $subscription |
| error | 33 | No DocBlock was found for Property $asserts |
| error | 35 | No DocBlock was found for Property $bigger |
| notice | 48 | Name of argument $crawler does not match with function Docblock |
| notice | 48 | Argument $subscription is missing from the function Docblock |
| notice | 48 | Argument $dependency is missing from the function Docblock |
| error | 65 | No DocBlock was found for Method setTitle |
| error | 72 | No DocBlock was found for Method getTitle |
| error | 77 | No DocBlock was found for Method getBody |
| error | 81 | No DocBlock was found for Method getRaw |
| error | 122 | No DocBlock was found for Method addRelevancy |
| notice | 132 | Argument $tag is missing from the function Docblock |
| error | 144 | No DocBlock was found for Method getBiggerTag |
| error | 155 | No DocBlock was found for Method saveBiggerToFile |
| error | 162 | No DocBlock was found for Method getHtml |
| error | 182 | No DocBlock was found for Method getText |
| error | 187 | No DocBlock was found for Method setSlug |
| error | 192 | No DocBlock was found for Method processResponse |
| critical | 217 | No short description for method toArray |
CamelSpider/Entity/FactorySubscription.php5
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Entity/FactorySubscription.php |
| error | 8 | No DocBlock was found for Class FactorySubscription |
| error | 11 | No DocBlock was found for Method build |
| error | 15 | No DocBlock was found for Method buildFromDomain |
| error | 28 | No DocBlock was found for Method buildCollectionFromDomain |
CamelSpider/Entity/InterfaceLink.php6
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Entity/InterfaceLink.php |
| error | 5 | No DocBlock was found for Interface InterfaceLink |
| error | 8 | No DocBlock was found for Method getId |
| error | 9 | No DocBlock was found for Method isDone |
| error | 10 | No DocBlock was found for Method isWaiting |
| error | 11 | No DocBlock was found for Method getMinimal |
CamelSpider/Entity/InterfaceSubscription.php7
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Entity/InterfaceSubscription.php |
| error | 5 | No DocBlock was found for Interface InterfaceSubscription |
| error | 7 | No DocBlock was found for Method getDomain |
| error | 8 | No DocBlock was found for Method getHref |
| error | 9 | No DocBlock was found for Method getFilters |
| error | 10 | No DocBlock was found for Method getMaxDepth |
| error | 12 | No DocBlock was found for Method getLink |
CamelSpider/Entity/Link.php7
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Entity/Link.php |
| error | 8 | No DocBlock was found for Class Link |
| error | 12 | No DocBlock was found for Method __construct |
| error | 33 | No DocBlock was found for Method isWaiting |
| error | 37 | No DocBlock was found for Method isDone |
| error | 41 | No DocBlock was found for Method setDocument |
| error | 45 | No DocBlock was found for Method getDocument |
CamelSpider/Entity/Subscription.php2
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Entity/Subscription.php |
| error | 5 | No DocBlock was found for Class Subscription |
CamelSpider/Spider/AbstractCache.php18
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Spider/AbstractCache.php |
| error | 20 | No DocBlock was found for Class AbstractCache |
| error | 22 | No DocBlock was found for Property $name |
| error | 23 | No DocBlock was found for Property $cache_dir |
| error | 24 | No DocBlock was found for Property $cache |
| error | 26 | No DocBlock was found for Method checkDir |
| error | 33 | No DocBlock was found for Method mkdir |
| notice | 50 | Argument $dir is missing from the function Docblock |
| error | 61 | No DocBlock was found for Method clean |
| error | 67 | No DocBlock was found for Method save |
| error | 77 | No DocBlock was found for Method getObject |
| error | 83 | No DocBlock was found for Method isObject |
| error | 90 | No DocBlock was found for Method getFileRandomPath |
| critical | 103 | No short description for method saveDomToHtmlFile |
| notice | 106 | Argument $e is missing from the function Docblock |
| notice | 106 | Argument $slug is missing from the function Docblock |
| error | 113 | No DocBlock was found for Method saveToHtmlFile |
| error | 120 | No DocBlock was found for Method saveDomToTxtFile |
CamelSpider/Spider/AbstractSpider.php21
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Spider/AbstractSpider.php |
| error | 7 | No DocBlock was found for Class AbstractSpider |
| error | 10 | No DocBlock was found for Property $timeStart |
| error | 12 | No DocBlock was found for Property $elements |
| error | 14 | No DocBlock was found for Property $requests |
| error | 16 | No DocBlock was found for Property $cached |
| error | 18 | No DocBlock was found for Property $errors |
| error | 20 | No DocBlock was found for Property $subscription |
| error | 22 | No DocBlock was found for Property $timeParcial |
| error | 24 | No DocBlock was found for Property $goutte |
| error | 28 | No DocBlock was found for Method getCrawler |
| error | 53 | No DocBlock was found for Method getBody |
| error | 58 | No DocBlock was found for Method getRequest |
| error | 63 | No DocBlock was found for Method getResponse |
| error | 68 | No DocBlock was found for Method getSubscription |
| error | 73 | No DocBlock was found for Method getDomain |
| error | 78 | No DocBlock was found for Method getLinkTags |
| error | 88 | No DocBlock was found for Method performLogin |
| error | 105 | No DocBlock was found for Method getTimeUsage |
| error | 110 | No DocBlock was found for Property $limitReached |
| error | 112 | No DocBlock was found for Method checkLimit |
CamelSpider/Spider/DocumentManager.php4
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Spider/DocumentManager.php |
| notice | 20 | Argument $body is missing from the function Docblock |
| notice | 20 | Argument $link is missing from the function Docblock |
| notice | 20 | Argument $subscription is missing from the function Docblock |
CamelSpider/Spider/InterfaceCache.php5
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Spider/InterfaceCache.php |
| error | 18 | No DocBlock was found for Interface InterfaceCache |
| error | 21 | No DocBlock was found for Method save |
| error | 22 | No DocBlock was found for Method getObject |
| error | 23 | No DocBlock was found for Method isObject |
CamelSpider/Spider/SpiderAsserts.php4
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Spider/SpiderAsserts.php |
| error | 7 | No DocBlock was found for Class SpiderAsserts |
| error | 10 | No DocBlock was found for Method respect |
| error | 18 | No DocBlock was found for Method containKeywords |
CamelSpider/Spider/SpiderDom.php13
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Spider/SpiderDom.php |
| notice | 23 | Argument $node is missing from the function Docblock |
| error | 43 | No DocBlock was found for Method getGreater |
| critical | 55 | No short description for method oldToHtml |
| notice | 58 | Argument $node is missing from the function Docblock |
| notice | 68 | Argument $node is missing from the function Docblock |
| notice | 82 | Argument $node is missing from the function Docblock |
| error | 87 | No DocBlock was found for Method textLen |
| error | 92 | No DocBlock was found for Method substr_count |
| error | 97 | No DocBlock was found for Method saveDomToHtmlFile |
| error | 101 | No DocBlock was found for Method saveHtmlToFile |
| error | 105 | No DocBlock was found for Method saveTxtToFile |
| error | 111 | No DocBlock was found for Method countInnerTags |
CamelSpider/Spider/SpiderElements.php3
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Spider/SpiderElements.php |
| error | 6 | No DocBlock was found for Class SpiderElements |
| error | 8 | No DocBlock was found for Method getPool |
CamelSpider/Spider/SpiderProcessor.php16
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Spider/SpiderProcessor.php |
| error | 31 | No DocBlock was found for Property $name |
| critical | 33 | No short description for method __construct |
| error | 50 | No DocBlock was found for Method debug |
| error | 55 | No DocBlock was found for Method getResume |
| error | 83 | No DocBlock was found for Method getPool |
| critical | 95 | No short description for method saveLink |
| notice | 98 | Argument $link is missing from the function Docblock |
| error | 108 | No DocBlock was found for Method errLink |
| error | 116 | No DocBlock was found for Method isValidLink |
| error | 141 | No DocBlock was found for Method processAddLink |
| error | 175 | No DocBlock was found for Method collect |
| error | 251 | No DocBlock was found for Method collectLinks |
| error | 272 | No DocBlock was found for Method poolCollect |
| error | 295 | No DocBlock was found for Method restart |
| error | 302 | No DocBlock was found for Method checkUpdate |
CamelSpider/Spider/SpiderSubscriptionInterface.php7
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Spider/SpiderSubscriptionInterface.php |
| error | 5 | No DocBlock was found for Interface SpiderSubscriptionInterface |
| error | 6 | No DocBlock was found for Method getUrl |
| error | 7 | No DocBlock was found for Method getRecursive |
| error | 8 | No DocBlock was found for Method getCredentials |
| error | 9 | No DocBlock was found for Method getFilters |
| error | 10 | No DocBlock was found for Method addDocument |
CamelSpider/Spider/SpiderTxt.php2
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Spider/SpiderTxt.php |
| error | 13 | No DocBlock was found for Method diffPercentage |
CamelSpider/Tools/IdeiasLang.php2
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Tools/IdeiasLang.php |
| critical | 5 | No short description for class IdeiasLang |
CamelSpider/Tools/Urlizer.php1
| Type | Line | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | 1 | No DocBlock was found for File CamelSpider/Tools/Urlizer.php |


The analogy I would use to describe the difference between HTML and CSS is like the human body, the bones and muscle make up the structure, similar to how HTML is the structure of the webpage. On top of the structure we have a different aesthetic - humans have different hair colour, eyes, facial features etc. that make us different from each other. This is effectively what CSS does to a web page. Going further, Javascript could be described as the abilities that human body has, whether it can run, jump or swim in different ways and how you program the body to perform a function like that.
Control flow and loops are ways of repeating certain actions in the code until a task is completed. We use control flow statements like if to check whether the task has been completed, and then respond accordingly with actions. Below is an example of the control flow for adding eggs to a cake.
DOM stands for document object model. It is a programming API (Application Programming Interface) used for documents such as HTML documents (the ones that create the structure of our websites). The DOM is used as a middle man, allowing programmers to use javascript to change the elements of a website. Normally in javascript you would have trouble changing the background colour of a page, or an image in the heading, because you would have no reference to point to in the javascript. This is the problem the DOM solves, it allows all of the elements on the web page to be pointed to by a scripting language (javascript for example) and therefore will let the developer add much more functionality to the website.
Arrays are a list of data which is stored in indexes inside the array. An example of an array could be: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] or ["Blue", "Green", "Red", "Yellow"]. To access data in an array we use the index which is just a number representing where in the array the data that we want is. If we want the first piece of data in an array we would say array[0] as in programming indexes start from 0 instead of 1. From there getting say the third element in an array would be done like this: array[2].
Objects also store data, but in slightly different ways. Instead of having an index to reference where the data is, objects have a key, which is just a string representing the data stored with it. An example of this might be: colour: "Blue" where 'colour' is the key and 'Blue' is the value stored at that key. To access this data we use the name of the object and then either square brackets ([]) or a dot (.), dot notation is used for members of an object where the key is just a string of normal characters, whereas square brackets are generally used when the object name is not just a string of normal characters e.g "Blue.colour" with the "." making this key inaccessable by dot notation because the compiler would think this is another method being called (Object.Blue.colour).
A function takes a series of programming actions that are going to need to be repeated in that sequence and condenses them into one instruction that will call the series of events every time that instruction is called. An example would be teaching somebody to jump. Instead of telling them over and over to crouch, swing their arms back and then spring upwards, you could condense these instructions into a jump function. This means that every time the 'person' or program gets the instruction 'jump' they would perform these actions one after the other.
This is useful because in a lot of programs there are actions you want to repeat over and over throughout the duration of the program running. When these are condensed into functions and then those functions are placed in loops it significantly reduces the number of lines of code the programmer has to write and also makes the program more compact and easier to understand.


I also fancy myself as an intermediate illustrator. I am no Bob Ross. But if you are needing fun simple characters or illustrations, I can get the job done!


Steem Developer Portal
Calculating RC costs
How to calculate resource credit cost for transactions.
Since HF20 a Resource Credit (RC) system has been implemented to manage the number of transactions (comments, votes, transfers, etc) you can execute on the blockchain at any given time. This recipe will look at how to calculate your current RC and also what the current RC cost is for a given transaction. This recipe is far more ‘basics oriented’ than most. For a more in-depth description of how RC’s work consume this excellent RC demo created by Steemit’s Blockchain Team.
Intro
RCs are non-transferable credits that accrue to each Steem account based on how much Steem Power(SP) it has. An account spends RC when it transacts on the Steem blockchain. RCs regenerate over a 5 day period. If an account doesn’t have sufficient credits, the transaction will not be allowed to occur.
The price of a transaction (which consumes a particular resource, or resources) is based on the current stockpile of those resources. As a stockpile of a resource decreases, the RC cost of that resource increases. In other words, as the stockpile goes down, accounts will have to pay more RCs to use the remaining resources. This system disincentivize the over-consumption of resources by users as well as spam.
The RC system uses three measurements to determine how much a transaction should cost in terms of RCs: blockchain size, compute time, and state size. If an transaction is especially expensive in any one of these measurements, then performing that operation will be costly in terms of RCs. It is important to bear in mind that these are objective measurements of resource consumption at the blockchain level, so when something is expensive in RCs, all that means is that performing the action places a high burden on the network relative to other operations.
There are applications available to check an account’s status, like steemd.com, but here we will look at how calculate the values manually.
Calculating available RC
Since RC is calculated relative to SP, we first need to know the available SP before we can calculate how much RC we have left. The value of the current available mana(RC) is also accessible as a field from the getAccounts
function.
//capture account
var _account = await client.database.getAccounts(['username'])
var account = _account[0]
var props = await client.database.getDynamicGlobalProperties()
var CURRENT_UNIX_TIMESTAMP = parseInt((new Date(props.time).getTime() / 1000).toFixed(0))
//calculate available SP
var totalShares = parseFloat(account.vesting_shares) + parseFloat(account.received_vesting_shares) - parseFloat(account.delegated_vesting_shares);
//determine elapsed time since last RC update
var elapsed = CURRENT_UNIX_TIMESTAMP - account.voting_manabar.last_update_time;
var maxMana = totalShares * 1000000;
//calculate current mana for the 5 day period (432000 sec = 5 days)
var currentMana = parseFloat(account.voting_manabar.current_mana) + elapsed * maxMana / 432000;
if (currentMana > maxMana) {
currentMana = maxMana;
}
//determine percentage of available mana(RC)
var currentManaPerc = currentMana * 100 / maxMana;
console.log(currentManaPerc);
Calculating transaction cost
A community created library, beem-python offers a solution to calculate the RC costs for a different transaction types. The three main transaction types are: posts/comments, transfers, and vote(on posts). The beem’s functions can be executed with no parameters (as seen below) to provide a rough estimate of an average operation.
import beem
from beem.rc import RC
client = beem.Steem()
rc = RC(steem_instance=client)
#beem sets its own rough, default values if you don't pass them in.
print(rc.comment()) #(self, tx_size=1000, permlink_length=10, parent_permlink_length=10)
print(rc.vote()) #(self, tx_size=210)
print(rc.transfer()) #(self, tx_size=290, market_op_count=1)
The functions can also be executed for a specific transaction by passing in data for transaction in question. The first step is to calculate the transfer size of the operation which is then used to execute the function to calculate the RC costs.
opdata = {
'voter': 'steemit',
'author': 'r1s2g3',
'permlink': 'rc-calculations-according-to-your-need-part-1',
'weight': 100
}
#create operation to check
op = beembase.operations.Vote(opdata)
#check vote transaction size
vote_tx = rc.get_tx_size(op)
print(vote_tx)
#check vote RC cost
print(rc.vote(vote_tx))
You can find the source for beem’s RC class in the beem github repo Additional info can also be found in this article by steem user @holger80
Allocation of RC to blockchain resources
An in depth look at how RC’s are assigned to each of the three resources (CPU megacycles/state memory/history size) can be found in Steemit’s wiki articles for RC Bandwidth System and Parameters


VOLCANO Reviewed by Pierce Dalton 2 1/2 stars (out of 4)
Volcano blows its wad way too early.
Even before the opening credits are done, we have seen ominous rumbling underground and an earthquake that rocks Los Angeles.
Plus, the film isn't very believable, as disaster films should be.
Tommy Lee Jones stars as an ex-EMS who is called back into action (a la Sly Stallon's character in Daylight [1996] ) when motlen rock starts pouring out of the Lar Brea Tar Pits.
Anne Heche is also on board as a scientist, and, lo, she is pretty darn wonderful. And very believable. So is Jones, who is always great. He'd make paint drying look exciting.
The action is the only real drawback in the film.
It's too dramatic and nonstop. Not that volcanoes aren't dramatic. Volcano just trys too hard to extend its action from one scene to the next.
It is said Volcano cost a lot more than Dante's Peak, another volcano film that came out about two months before. Peak, which I thought was a thrilling, intelligent, stunningly scary film, looks very realistic and was more apt in the brains department.
Volcano looks cheap and not very sure of itself.
Enjoyable turf, it looks like a poor man's Irwin Allen.
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Class ManipulationHandler
This input handler is designed to help facilitate the physical manipulation of GameObjects across all platforms. Users will be able to use the select action to activate the manipulation phase, then various gestures and supplemental actions to nudge, rotate, and scale the object.
Inheritance
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: XRTK.SDK.Input.Handlers
Assembly: XRTK.SDK.dll
Syntax
public class ManipulationHandler : BaseInputHandler, IMixedRealityPointerHandler, IMixedRealityInputHandler, IMixedRealityInputHandler<float>, IMixedRealityInputHandler<Vector2>, IEventSystemHandler
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceBoundingBox
The BoundingBox associated to this GameObject.
Declaration
public BoundingBox BoundingBox { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| BoundingBox |
CancelAction
The action to use to immediately cancel any current manipulation.
Declaration
public MixedRealityInputAction CancelAction { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MixedRealityInputAction |
Collider
The Collider associated with this GameObject.
Declaration
public Collider Collider { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Collider |
IsBeingHeld
The current status of the hold.
Declaration
public bool IsBeingHeld { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Remarks
Used to determine if the GameObject is currently being manipulated by the user.
IsNudgePossible
Is nudge possible?
Declaration
public bool IsNudgePossible { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
IsPressed
Is the XRTK.SDK.Input.Handlers.ManipulationHandler.primaryInputSource currently pressed?
Declaration
public bool IsPressed { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
IsRotating
Is there currently a manipulation processing a rotation?
Declaration
public bool IsRotating { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
IsRotationLocked
Enables or disabled rotations for this handler.
Declaration
public bool IsRotationLocked { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
IsRotationPossible
Is rotation possible?
Declaration
public bool IsRotationPossible { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
IsScalingLocked
Enables or disabled scaling for this handler.
Declaration
public bool IsScalingLocked { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
IsScalingPossible
Is scaling possible?
Declaration
public bool IsScalingPossible { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
IsSnappedToSurface
Is the GameObject currently snapped to a surface?
Declaration
public virtual bool IsSnappedToSurface { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
IsTranslateLocked
Enables or disables translations for this handler.
Declaration
public bool IsTranslateLocked { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
LayerMasks
The current valid layer mask for any associated pointers when interacting with this object.
Declaration
protected LayerMask[] LayerMasks { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| LayerMask[] |
ManipulationTarget
Declaration
public Transform ManipulationTarget { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Transform |
NudgeAction
The action to use to nudge the GameObject closer or further away from the pointer source.
Declaration
public MixedRealityInputAction NudgeAction { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MixedRealityInputAction |
NudgeAmount
The amount to nudge the position of the GameObject
Declaration
public float NudgeAmount { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
NudgeConstraints
The min and max values for the nudge amount.
Declaration
public Vector2 NudgeConstraints { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Vector2 |
NudgeZone
The dual axis zone to process and activate the nudge action.
Declaration
public Vector2 NudgeZone { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Vector2 |
Remarks
This is transformed into and used as absolute values.
PressThreshold
Declaration
public float PressThreshold { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
PrimaryPointer
The captured primary pointer for the current active hold.
Declaration
public IMixedRealityPointer PrimaryPointer { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IMixedRealityPointer |
RotateAction
The action to use to rotate the GameObject
Declaration
public MixedRealityInputAction RotateAction { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MixedRealityInputAction |
RotationAngleActivation
The amount a user has to scroll in a circular motion to activate the rotation action.
Declaration
public float RotationAngleActivation { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
RotationZone
The dual axis zone to process and activate the scale action.
Declaration
public Vector2 RotationZone { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Vector2 |
Remarks
This is transformed into and used as absolute values.
ScaleAction
The action to use to scale the GameObject
Declaration
public MixedRealityInputAction ScaleAction { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MixedRealityInputAction |
ScaleAmount
The amount to scale the GameObject
Declaration
public float ScaleAmount { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
ScaleConstraints
The min and max size this object can be scaled to.
Declaration
public Vector2 ScaleConstraints { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Vector2 |
ScaleZone
The dual axis zone to process and activate the scale action.
Declaration
public Vector2 ScaleZone { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Vector2 |
Remarks
This is transformed into and used as absolute values.
SelectAction
The action to use to select the GameObject and begin/end the manipulation phase
Declaration
public MixedRealityInputAction SelectAction { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MixedRealityInputAction |
SmoothingFactor
When using SmoothMotion, this value helps tweak movement sensitivity to the goal position.
Declaration
public float SmoothingFactor { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
SmoothMotion
Smooths the motion of the object to the goal position.
Declaration
public bool SmoothMotion { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
SnapDistance
This distance that will make the object snap to the surface.
Declaration
public float SnapDistance { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
SnapToValidSurfaces
Should the GameObject snap to valid surfaces?
Declaration
public bool SnapToValidSurfaces { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
SpatialMeshVisibility
The spatial mesh visibility while manipulating an object.
Declaration
public SpatialMeshDisplayOptions SpatialMeshVisibility { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SpatialMeshDisplayOptions |
TouchpadPressAction
The action to use to enable pressed actions
Declaration
public MixedRealityInputAction TouchpadPressAction { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MixedRealityInputAction |
UnsnapDistance
The distance that will make the object unsnap from the surface.
Declaration
public float UnsnapDistance { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
UseGrabOffset
When the user grabs the object we used the position the pointer is at to perform all manipulations.
Declaration
public bool UseGrabOffset { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Remarks
When false this will only perform manipulations at the object's origin or by the provided offset in BeginHold(MixedRealityPointerEventData, Nullable<Vector3>)
UseHold
Should the user press and hold the select action or press to hold and press again to release?
Declaration
public bool UseHold { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceAwake()
Declaration
protected virtual void Awake()
BeginHold(MixedRealityPointerEventData, Nullable<Vector3>)
Begin a new hold on the manipulation target.
Declaration
public virtual void BeginHold(MixedRealityPointerEventData eventData, Vector3? grabOffset = default(Vector3? ))
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| MixedRealityPointerEventData | eventData | |
| Nullable<Vector3> | grabOffset |
CalculateNudgeDistance(Single, Single)
Calculates the extent of the nudge using input event data.
Declaration
protected virtual float CalculateNudgeDistance(float nudgeFactor, float prevExtent)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Single | nudgeFactor | The nudge factor. |
| Single | prevExtent | The previous extent distance of the pointer and raycast. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single | The new pointer extent. |
CalculateRotationAngle(Vector2, Vector2)
Calculates the rotation angle using the input event data and the previous reading.
Declaration
protected virtual float CalculateRotationAngle(Vector2 currentReading, Vector2 previousReading)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector2 | currentReading | The current input reading. |
| Vector2 | previousReading | The input reading from the last event. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single | The new rotation angle. |
CalculateScaleAmount(Single, Vector3)
Calculates the scale amount using the input event data.
Declaration
protected virtual Vector3 CalculateScaleAmount(float scaleFactor, Vector3 scale)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Single | scaleFactor | The scale factor. |
| Vector3 | scale | The previous scale |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Vector3 | The new scale value. |
EndHold(Boolean)
Ends the current hold on the manipulation target.
Declaration
public virtual void EndHold(bool isCanceled = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Boolean | isCanceled | Is this a cancelled action? If so then the manipulation target will pop back into its prev position. |
LateUpdate()
Declaration
protected virtual void LateUpdate()
OnDisable()
Declaration
protected override void OnDisable()
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnInputChanged(InputEventData<Single>)
Raised input event updates from the type of input specified in the interface handler implementation.
Declaration
public virtual void OnInputChanged(InputEventData<float> eventData)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| InputEventData<Single> | eventData |
Remarks
The InputData is the current input data.
OnInputChanged(InputEventData<Vector2>)
Raised input event updates from the type of input specified in the interface handler implementation.
Declaration
public virtual void OnInputChanged(InputEventData<Vector2> eventData)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| InputEventData<Vector2> | eventData |
Remarks
The InputData is the current input data.
OnInputDown(InputEventData)
Input Down updates from Interactions, Keys, or any other simple input.
Declaration
public virtual void OnInputDown(InputEventData eventData)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| InputEventData | eventData |
OnInputUp(InputEventData)
Input Up updates from Interactions, Keys, or any other simple input.
Declaration
public virtual void OnInputUp(InputEventData eventData)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| InputEventData | eventData |
OnPointerClicked(MixedRealityPointerEventData)
When a pointer clicked event is raised, this method is used to pass along the event data to the input handler.
Declaration
public virtual void OnPointerClicked(MixedRealityPointerEventData eventData)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| MixedRealityPointerEventData | eventData |
OnPointerDown(MixedRealityPointerEventData)
When a pointer down event is raised, this method is used to pass along the event data to the input handler.
Declaration
public virtual void OnPointerDown(MixedRealityPointerEventData eventData)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| MixedRealityPointerEventData | eventData |
OnPointerUp(MixedRealityPointerEventData)
When a pointer up event is raised, this method is used to pass along the event data to the input handler.
Declaration
public virtual void OnPointerUp(MixedRealityPointerEventData eventData)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| MixedRealityPointerEventData | eventData |
OnSnap()
Do stuff when snap occurs.
Declaration
protected virtual void OnSnap()
OnUnsnap()
Do stuff when snap stops.
Declaration
protected virtual void OnUnsnap()
ProcessTransformData()
Process the manipulation handler's pending transform updates.
Declaration
public virtual void ProcessTransformData()
Remarks
This is called from the BoundingBox's LateUpdate to properly sync the transforms to prevent jerky or stuttering effects when moving the objects. This can happen because of the non-deterministic way unity calls it's game loop events on scene objects.
Start()
Declaration
protected override void Start()
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceTryGetRaycastBoundsCorners(Single, Vector3, out Boolean, out RaycastHit, out RaycastHit)
Raycast from the bounds corners in the specified direction.
Declaration
protected bool TryGetRaycastBoundsCorners(float distance, Vector3 direction, out bool hitAllCorners, out RaycastHit minHitDistance, out RaycastHit maxHitDistance)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Single | distance | The distance to perform the raycast. |
| Vector3 | direction | The direction to perform the raycast. |
| Boolean | hitAllCorners | Did the raycast hit for all of the valid corners in the direction of the raycast? |
| RaycastHit | minHitDistance | The closest hit. |
| RaycastHit | maxHitDistance | The furthest hit. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | True, if any of the raycasts hit. |
Events
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnHoldBegin
Invoked when a hold has begun.
Declaration
public event Action OnHoldBegin
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Action |
OnHoldEnd
Invoked when a hold has ended.
Declaration
public event Action<bool> OnHoldEnd
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Action<Boolean> |


Kim-Joy’s recipe for tangzhong hedgehog monkey bread
by Kim-JoyThis looks like a woodland floor – the perfect environment for little hedgehogs
Monkey bread is the perfect sharing bread, and you will want to keep tearing off these spiced and buttery pillows. You will need a bundt tin, as the hole in the centre means that the enriched dough cooks evenly, and the nonstick coating will help the bread slide out easily at the end.
Serves: 12
For the tangzhong:
25g strong white flour
100g water
For the dough:
160g whole milk, warm
50g unsalted butter, melted
40g sugar
1 tsp salt
1 large egg
420g strong white bread flour
7g yeast
For the filling:
75g salted butter (or unsalted butter and a little salt)
75g unsalted butter
1tsp vanilla bean paste
60g pecans
60g walnuts (or other nuts)
100g caster sugar
100g light brown sugar
1tbsp ground cinnamon
1/2 tsp ground ginger
1/4 tsp ground nutmeg
To decorate:
Flaked almonds
Chocolate sprinkles
Edible pen (or a little black food dye mixed with water)
Start with the tangzhong: whisk the flour and water in a pan until smooth, place on a low heat and stir continuously until it reaches a pudding-like consistency. Transfer to a bowl, cover with clingfilm and place in the freezer for 10 minutes.
Once chilled, transfer to a large bowl together with the dough ingredients, except for the flour and yeast. Whisk everything together, then add the flour and yeast. If using a stand mixer, allow the machine to knead for 10 minutes with the dough hook. If working by hand, use a wooden spoon to combine everything into a shaggy ball of dough, then turn out on to a floured surface. Knead by hand for about 10-15 minutes. Place the dough in a large, lightly oiled bowl, cover with clingfilm and leave until doubled in size.
Prepare the filling: melt the butter, mix in the vanilla, then roughly chop the nuts. In a separate bowl, combine the two types of sugars and all the spices.
Tear off 100-120g of the risen dough to make 4-6 hedgehogs of varying sizes; just shape the body, with one end narrower than the other. Place on a lined baking tray, cover with oiled clingfilm and leave to rise. Heat the oven to 200C (180C fan)/400F/gas mark 6.
Butter a bundt tin, then shape the remaining dough into 40-45 balls. Dip each into the vanilla butter, then the sugar/spice mix, and place in the bundt. Repeat, building up the layers and scattering in some of the chopped nuts as you go along. Pour any remaining butter and sugar over the top. Cover with clingfilm and leave until doubled in size.
At this point, the hedgehogs should have risen. Use scissors to snip spikes into their backs, then bake for 12-15 minutes until lightly browned on top. Once cool, decorate with flaked almonds, plus round chocolate sprinkle for the noses. Paint on the eyes with edible ink.
When the bundt has risen, bake for about 35 minutes until brown on top. Let it cool in the tin for five minutes before turning out on to a cooling rack. Serve with a sprinkling of extra nuts, and decorate with the hedgehogs.


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The notion that some software developers are ten times (10x) as productive as 'normal' developers is decades old. Once in a while, the discussion resurfaces. It's a controversial subject, but something I've been thinking about for years, so I thought that I'd share my perspective because I don't see anyone else arguing from this position.
While I'll try to explain my reasoning, I'll make no attempt at passing this off as anything but my current, subjective viewpoint. Please leave a comment if you have something to add.
Meet Yohan. You've probably had a colleague like him. He's one of those software developers who gets things done, who never says no when the business asks him to help them out, who always respond with a smile to any request.
I've had a few colleagues like Yohan in my career. It can be enlightening overhearing non-technical stakeholders discuss software developers:
Alice: Yohan is such a dear; he helped me out with that feature on the web site, you know...
Bob: Yes, he's a real go-getter. All the other programmers just say no and look pissed when I approach them about anything.
Alice: Yohan always says yes, and he gets things done. He's a real 10x developer.
Bob: We're so lucky we have him...
Overhearing such a conversation can be frustrating. Yohan is your colleague, and you've just about had enough of him. Yohan is one of those developers who'll surround all code with a try-catch
block, because then there'll be no exceptions in production. Yohan will make changes directly to the production system and tell no-one. Yohan will copy and paste code. Yohan will put business logic in database triggers, or rewrite logs, or use email as a messaging system, or call, parse, and run HTML-embedded JavaScript code on back-end servers. All 'because it's faster and provides more business value.'
Yohan is a 10x developer.

Business stakeholders may view Yohan as being orders of magnitude more productive than other developers, because most programming work is invisible and intangible. Whether or not someone is a 10x developer is highly subjective, and depends on perspective.
The notion that some people are orders of magnitude more productive than the 'baseline' programmer has other problems. It implicitly assumes that a 'baseline' programmer exists in the first place. Modern software development, however, is specialised.
As an example, I've been doing test-driven, ASP.NET-based C# server-side enterprise development for decades. Drop me into a project with my favourite stack and watch me go. On the other hand, try asking me to develop a game for the Sony PlayStation, and watch me stall.
Clearly, then, I'm a 10x developer, for the tautological reason that I'm much better at the things that I'm good at than the things I'm not good at.
Even the greatest R developer is unlikely to be of much help on your next COBOL project.
As always, context matters.
This isn't limited to technology stacks. Some people prefer co-location, while others work best by themselves. Some people are detail-oriented, while others like to look at the big picture. Some people do their best work early in the morning, and others late at night.
And some teams of 'mediocre' programmers outperform all-star teams. (This, incidentally, is a phenomenon also sometimes seen in professional Soccer.)
Unfortunately, as I explain in my Humane Code video, I believe that you can't measure software development productivity. Thus, the notion of a 10x developer is subjective.
The original idea, however, is decades old, and seems, at first glance, to originate in a 'study'. If you're curious about its origins, I can't recommend The Leprechauns of Software Engineering enough. In that book, Laurent Bossavit explains just how insubstantial the evidence is.
If the evidence is so weak, then why does the idea that 10x developers exist keep coming back?
I think that the reason that the belief is recurring is that (subjectively) it seems so evident. Barring confirmation bias, I'm sure everyone has encountered a team member that never seemed to get anything done.
I know that I've certainly had that experience from time to time.
The first job I had, I hated. I just couldn't muster any enthusiasm for the work, and I'd postpone and drag out as long as possible even the simplest task. That wasn't very mature, but I was 25 and it was my first job, and I didn't know how to handle the situation I found myself in. I'm sure that my colleagues back then found that I didn't pull my part. I didn't, and I'm not proud of it, but it's true.
I believe now that I was in the wrong context. It wasn't that I was incapable of doing the job, but at that time in my career, I absolutely loathed it, and for that reason, I wasn't productive.
Another time, I had a colleague who seemed incapable of producing anything that helped us achieve our goals. I was concerned that I'd flipped the bozo bit on that colleague, so I started to collect evidence. Our Git repository had few commits from that colleague, and the few that I could find I knew had been made in collaboration with another team member. We shared an office, and I had a pretty good idea about who worked together with whom when.
This colleague spent a lot of time talking to other people. Us, other stakeholders, or any hapless victim who didn't escape in time. Based on these meetings and discussions, we'd hear about all sorts of ideas for improvements for our code or development process, but nothing would be implemented, and rarely did it have any relevance to what we were trying to accomplish.
I've met programmers who get nothing done more than once. Sometimes, like the above story, they're boisterous bluffs, but most often, they just sit quietly in their corner and fidget with who knows what.
Based on the above, mind you, I'm not saying that these people are necessarily incompetent (although I suspect that some are). They might also just find themselves in a wrong context, like I did in my first job.
It seems clear to me, then, that there's such a thing as a 0x developer. This is a developer who gets zero times (0x) as much done as the 'average' developer.
For that reason it seems evident to me that 10x developers exist. Any developer who regularly manages to get code deployed to production is not only ten times, but infinitely more productive than 0x developers.
It gets worse, though.
Not only is it my experience that 0x developers exist, I also believe that I've met more than one −nx developer. These are developers who are minus n times 'more' productive than the 'baseline' developer. In other words, they are software developers who have negative productivity.
I've never met anyone who I suspected of deliberately sabotaging our efforts; they always seem well-meaning, but some people can produce more mess than three colleagues can clean up. Yohan, above, is such an archetype.
One colleague I had, long ago, was so bad that the rest of the team deliberately compartmentalised him/her. We'd ask him/her to work on an isolated piece of the system, knowing that (s)he would be assigned to another project after four months. We then secretly planned to throw away the code once (s)he was gone, and rewrite it. I don't know if that was the right decision, but since we had padded all other estimates accordingly, we made our deadlines without more than the usual overruns.
If you accept the assertion that −nx developers exist, then clearly, anyone who gets anything done at all is an ∞x developer.
10x developers exist, but not in the way that people normally interpret the term.
10x developers exist because there's great variability in (perceived) productivity. Much of the variability is context-dependent, so it's less clear if some people are just 'better at programming' than others. Still, when we consider that people like Linus Torvalds exist, it seems compelling that this might be the case.
Most of the variability, however, I think correlates with environment. Are you working in a technology stack with which you're comfortable? Do you like what you're doing? Do you like your colleagues? Do you like your hours? Do you like your working environment?
Still, even if we could control for all of those variables, we might still find that some people get stuff done, and some people don't. The people who get anything done are ∞x developers.
Employers and non-technical start-up founders sometimes look for the 10x unicorns, just like they look for rock star developers.
The above tweet inspired Dylan Beattie to create the Rockstar programming language."To really confuse recruiters, someone should make a programming language called Rockstar."
Perhaps we should also create a 10x programming language, so that we could put certified Rockstar programmer, 10x developer on our resumes.
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Become a 10x developer today!
Just a few days ago I heared first about the Rockstar language. Now I stubled over your post just to learn it's really important. So looked around for the show stopper: the 10x programming language. And I found X10. It's there! So you can become at least a X10 developer. Perhaps that's enough for the next resume?


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12 February 2002
Disease Outbreak Reported
WHO and the Ministry of Health have carried out a second assessment mission to the Northwest Frontier Province (see previous report) and have reported 5000 cases of cutaneous leishmaniasis in Kurram Agency and other Agencies of the Province. The epidemiological pattern suggests anthroponotic transmission (man to man) through the sandfly vector with no animals involved.
15 000 vials of petavalent antimonials (first-line drugs) are needed immediately to treat the cases. WHO has sent 7 000 vials to the WHO Country Office and the government of Iran has generously pledged an additional 1 670 vials. WHO has purchased the remaining drugs still required (6 400 vials), which will be available in early March.
The mission recommended a plan of action to involve the Ministry of Health, WHO, UNHCR and nongovernmental organizations in the area which will cover: the training of local health workers and the translation of guidelines into the local languages, intensified surveillance and vector control activities to prevent further transmission.
The most affected group in Kurram Agency are children below the age of 15.


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NAHUM 1 An oracle concerning Nineveh. The book of the vision of Nahum of Elkosh.
God's Wrath Against Nineveh
2 The LORD is a jealous and avenging God;
the LORD is avenging and wrathful;
the LORD takes vengeance on his adversaries
and keeps wrath for his enemies.
3 The LORD is slow to anger and great in power,
and the LORD will by no means clear the guilty.
His way is in whirlwind and storm,
and the clouds are the dust of his feet.
4 He rebukes the sea and makes it dry;
he dries up all the rivers;
Bashan and Carmel wither;
the bloom of Lebanon withers.
5 The mountains quake before him;
the hills melt;
the earth heaves before him,
the world and all who dwell in it.
6 Who can stand before his indignation?
Who can endure the heat of his anger?
His wrath is poured out like fire,
and the rocks are broken into pieces by him.
7 The LORD is good,
a stronghold in the day of trouble;
he knows those who take refuge in him.
8 But with an overflowing flood
he will make a complete end of the adversaries,
and will pursue his enemies into darkness.
9 What do you plot against the LORD?

14 The LORD has given commandment about you:
"No more shall your name be perpetuated;
from the house of your gods I will cut off
the carved image and the metal image.

15 Behold, upon the mountains, the feet of him
who brings good news,
who publishes peace!

The Destruction of Nineveh
NAHUM 2 The scatterer has come up against you.
Man the ramparts;
watch the road;
dress for battle;
collect all your strength.
2 For the LORD is restoring the majesty of Jacob
as the majesty of Israel,
for plunderers have plundered them
and ruined their branches.
3 The shield of his mighty men is red;
his soldiers are clothed in scarlet.
The chariots come with flashing metal
on the day he musters them;
the cypress spears are brandished.
4 The chariots race madly through the streets;
they rush to and fro through the squares;
they gleam like torches;
they dart like lightning.
5 He remembers his officers;
they stumble as they go,
they hasten to the wall;
the siege tower is set up.
6 The river gates are opened;
the palace melts away;
7 its mistress is stripped; she is carried off,
her slave girls lamenting,
moaning like doves
and beating their breasts.
8 Nineveh is like a pool
whose waters run away.
"Halt! Halt!" they cry,
but none turns back.
9 Plunder the silver,
plunder the gold!
There is no end of the treasure
or of the wealth of all precious things.
10 Desolate! Desolation and ruin!
Hearts melt and knees tremble;
anguish is in all loins;
all faces grow pale!
11 Where is the lions' den,
the feeding place of the young lions,
where the lion and lioness went,
where his cubs were, with none to disturb?
12 The lion tore enough for his cubs
and strangled prey for his lionesses;
he filled his caves with prey
and his dens with torn flesh.
13Behold, I am against you, declares the LORD of hosts, and I will burn your chariots in smoke, and the sword shall devour your young lions.

Where shall I seek comforters for you?
8 Are you better than Thebes
that sat by the Nile,
with water around her,
her rampart a sea,
and water her wall?
9 Cush was her strength;
Egypt too, and that without limit;
Put and the Libyans were her helpers.
10 Yet she became an exile;
she went into captivity;
her infants were dashed in pieces
at the head of every street;
for her honored men lots were cast,
and all her great men were bound in chains.
11 You also will be drunken;
you will go into hiding;
you will seek a refuge from the enemy.
12 All your fortresses are like fig trees
with first-ripe figs-
if shaken they fall
into the mouth of the eater.
13 Behold, your troops
are women in your midst.

It will devour you like the locust.
Multiply yourselves like the locust;
multiply like the grasshopper!
16 You increased your merchants
more than the stars of the heavens.
The locust spreads its wings and flies away.
17 Your princes are like grasshoppers,
your scribes like clouds of locusts
settling on the fences
in a day of cold-
when the sun rises, they fly away;
no one knows where they are.
18 Your shepherds are asleep,
O king of Assyria;
your nobles slumber.
Your people are scattered on the mountains
with none to gather them.
19 There is no easing your hurt;
your wound is grievous.
All who hear the news about you
clap their hands over you.
For upon whom has not come
your unceasing evil?
[1] 1:8 Hebrew of her place
[2] 1:15 Ch 2:1 in Hebrew
[1] 2:1 Hebrew gird your loins
[2] 2:5 Or the mantelet
[3] 2:7 The meaning of the Hebrew word rendered its mistress is uncertain
[4] 2:7 Or exiled
[5] 2:8 Compare Septuagint; the meaning of the Hebrew is uncertain
[6] 2:13 Hebrew her
[1] 3:8 Hebrew No-amon
[2] 3:9 Hebrew your
[3] 3:17 Or marshals


Includes two main high level codes for hyperplane fitting (hyper.fit) and visualising (hyper.plot2d / hyper.plot3d). In simple terms this allows the user to produce robust 1D linear fits for 2D x vs y type data, and robust 2D plane fits to 3D x vs y vs z type data. This hyperplane fitting works generically for any N-1 hyperplane model being fit to a N dimension dataset. All fits include intrinsic scatter in the generative model orthogonal to the hyperplane.
| Version: | 1.0.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.00), magicaxis, MASS, rgl, LaplacesDemon |
| Published: | 2016-08-01 |
| Author: | Aaron Robotham and Danail Obreschkow |
| Maintainer: | Aaron Robotham <aaron.robotham at uwa.edu.au> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | hyper.fit citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | hyper.fit results |
| Reference manual: | hyper.fit.pdf |
| Package source: | hyper.fit_1.0.3.tar.gz |
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Duopoly (noun), a situation in which two suppliers dominate the market for a commodity or service.
That is the status quo. The world most of us live in. Visa or Mastercard. Pepsi or Coca Cola. Your mobile operating system. Duopolies strangle innovation, control prices, push potential alternatives out of the market by making it impossible to compete.
While Jolla might not be here to solve your choice between Pepsi or Coca Cola, they are here to provide an alternative, independent mobile operating system, called Sailfish OS.
While it's always great to provide an alternative, Jolla isn't just here to challenge the status quo. Jolla is a mobile company that has four firm values: Love, Transparency, Passion, Respect. It was evident when I had the opportunity to visit their office in Tampere, Finland. They're not just hollow words, they're instilled in every "Sailor".
They're not just providing a compelling alternative, they're doing it for the right reasons.
Sailfish OS provides a unique mobile experience, built around natural gestures, effortless multitasking, and customizable through their ambiance system. It's not built to be a means of locking you into an ecosystem or enabling the collection of your private information.  You're in control of your data. You're changing the status quo.
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Microsoft Exchange Solutions. Messageware specializes in Outlook Web App (OWA) Solutions.
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Plus Pack enhancements significantly improve the OWA user's experience, making OWA look and operate more like desktop Outlook, thereby improving user productivity and reducing both training costs and calls to the support desk. By extending the functionality of the standard OWA client, Plus Pack seamlessly integrates key features such as intuitive, Outlook-like addressing, rolodex-style address books, support for Public Folder and SharePoint contact lists, and personal user dictionaries that will be available to the user everywhere. Plus Pack also provides an OWA Today Dashboard (similar to the Outlook Today), advanced customizable search features for Global Address Lists and for Calendar meetings and appointments, and an enhanced new mail notifications that provides full navigational control of the message without the requirement of switching to the OWA screen or opening the full message.
AttachView provides OWA users with secure access to email attachments by converting them into secure web pages, allowing users to safely view over 400 attachment file types. AttachView gives Exchange Administrators control over security settings such as the ability to view, open, print, or save documents, to prevent corporate data exposure and leakage. Additional viewing and security features include the ability to view files without their native applications, view track changes revisions in Microsoft Word and Adobe PDF documents, faster attachment viewing, rotate/zoom images and faxes, use hyperlinked tables of contents and indexes, and many more. AttachView makes it easy for users to securely work with documents from any location.
CalendarPack provides OWA users with the ability to manage Outlook delegate security permissions to allow others to view, edit, or manage calendars on their behalf. OWA Light users also receive calendar reminders, and multiple calendar views (including week, work-week, and month) that provide much needed premium functionality. Additionally, both OWA and OWA-Light users receive powerful new features including advanced calendar searching and importing of corporate, religious, and national holidays.
OWA Print provides OWA and OWA Light users with a powerful printing capability for calendars and contacts from within OWA. Users can see and print their business contacts in multiple layouts including telephone directory listings and business card views. Printing of calendars is also enhanced with multiple layouts of daily, weekly and monthly calendars and schedules. OWA Light users with CalendarPack installed can also see and print their additional weekly and monthly calendar layouts. All OWA users can now print emails, appointments, meeting items and contacts in professional formats with a few simple clicks.
TimeGuard protects OWA accounts and company data from unauthorized access when OWA users leave their OWA accounts open or fail to logoff by automatically ending OWA sessions after a preset period of inactivity. TimeGuard provides customizable security options to enforce security policies related to the amount of time an active session can continue before the user is required to re-authenticate. TimeGuard prompts users when their session has been inactive for the preset amount of time and gives them the option to extend the session or logoff. A max timeout also forces users to re-authenticate after a preset max session time has elapsed. TimeGuard can work in conjunction with Microsoft Forefront perimeter security and forms based authentication (FBA) to offer total protection for OWA users.
NavGuard monitors an OWA user's activity and alerts the user to security exposures that occur when new web pages are opened while the current OWA session remains active in the background. NavGuard's user-friendly prompt provides the option to either logoff before continuing to another web page or returning to the active OWA session. NavGuard can work in conjunction with Microsoft Forefront perimeter security, two factor logon solutions, and forms based authentication (FBA) to offer total protection for OWA users.
Market profile
Alliances:
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- Technology
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Argentina
- Australia
- Brazil
- Chile
- China
- Denmark
- Egypt
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Hong Kong
- Israel
- Italy
- Mexico
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
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Plus Pack enhancements significantly improve the OWA user's experience, making OWA look and operate more like desktop Outlook, thereby improving user productivity and reducing both training costs and calls to the support desk. By extending the functionality of the standard OWA client, Plus Pack seamlessly integrates key features such as intuitive, Outlook-like addressing, rolodex-style address books, support for Public Folder and SharePoint contact lists, and personal user dictionaries that will be available to the user everywhere. Plus Pack also provides an OWA Today Dashboard (similar to the Outlook Today), advanced customizable search features for Global Address Lists and for Calendar meetings and appointments, and an enhanced new mail notifications that provides full navigational control of the message without the requirement of switching to the OWA screen or opening the full message.
AttachView provides OWA users with secure access to email attachments by converting them into secure web pages, allowing users to safely view over 400 attachment file types. AttachView gives Exchange Administrators control over security settings such as the ability to view, open, print, or save documents, to prevent corporate data exposure and leakage. Additional viewing and security features include the ability to view files without their native applications, view track changes revisions in Microsoft Word and Adobe PDF documents, faster attachment viewing, rotate/zoom images and faxes, use hyperlinked tables of contents and indexes, and many more. AttachView makes it easy for users to securely work with documents from any location.
CalendarPack provides OWA users with the ability to manage Outlook delegate security permissions to allow others to view, edit, or manage calendars on their behalf. OWA Light users also receive calendar reminders, and multiple calendar views (including week, work-week, and month) that provide much needed premium functionality. Additionally, both OWA and OWA-Light users receive powerful new features including advanced calendar searching and importing of corporate, religious, and national holidays.
OWA Print provides OWA and OWA Light users with a powerful printing capability for calendars and contacts from within OWA. Users can see and print their business contacts in multiple layouts including telephone directory listings and business card views. Printing of calendars is also enhanced with multiple layouts of daily, weekly and monthly calendars and schedules. OWA Light users with CalendarPack installed can also see and print their additional weekly and monthly calendar layouts. All OWA users can now print emails, appointments, meeting items and contacts in professional formats with a few simple clicks.
TimeGuard protects OWA accounts and company data from unauthorized access when OWA users leave their OWA accounts open or fail to logoff by automatically ending OWA sessions after a preset period of inactivity. TimeGuard provides customizable security options to enforce security policies related to the amount of time an active session can continue before the user is required to re-authenticate. TimeGuard prompts users when their session has been inactive for the preset amount of time and gives them the option to extend the session or logoff. A max timeout also forces users to re-authenticate after a preset max session time has elapsed. TimeGuard can work in conjunction with Microsoft Forefront perimeter security and forms based authentication (FBA) to offer total protection for OWA users.
NavGuard monitors an OWA user's activity and alerts the user to security exposures that occur when new web pages are opened while the current OWA session remains active in the background. NavGuard's user-friendly prompt provides the option to either logoff before continuing to another web page or returning to the active OWA session. NavGuard can work in conjunction with Microsoft Forefront perimeter security, two factor logon solutions, and forms based authentication (FBA) to offer total protection for OWA users.
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Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Argentina
- Australia
- Brazil
- Chile
- China
- Denmark
- Egypt
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Hong Kong
- Israel
- Italy
- Mexico
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
- United States


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ShoreLine Reporter is a tool to report runtime errors in Pharo.
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You can inspect the data that you are sending, and then submit it to the ShoreLine repository.
By selecting "Always submit stack traces" you can enable the automatic submission, sending reports without being bothered.
You can find ShoreLine Reporter in the Pharo 4 image. Start using it today!
We use the collected data to find bugs, improve the system and show the activity of the community.
What did the Pharo community in the last 24 hours? This city visualization shows the Classes in the Pharo system. The red classes are the one involved in exceptions.
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These guides are tailored to a specific usage of ZptSharp; they are equivalent in scope. Each takes the reader through installing ZptSharp into their environment and setting-up a minimal functioning 'hello world' example.
| Purpose | Guide |
|---|---|
| For using ZptSharp with ASP.NET in .NET Framework | ASP.NET MVC 5 |
| For using ZptSharp with ASP.NET in .NET Core/.NET 5+ | ASP.NET Core MVC |
| For using ZptSharp offline, writing HTML or XML files | ZptSharp command-line app |
| For using ZptSharp as a library in your own .NET application | Consuming the API |
What next?
Once you have completed any of these guides, why not follow the ZPT tutorial which teaches the ZPT syntax and builds on what you learned in the quick-start guide.


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| Class
Summary |
| AsyncCacheFilter |
This Filter is a companion to the
CachingAsyncDatastoreService, and must be installed any time the
CachingAsyncDatastoreService is used. |
| CachingAsyncDatastoreService |
A write-through memcache for Entity objects that works for
both transactional and nontransactional sessions. |
| CachingDatastoreService |
A synchronous facade for the CachingAsyncDatastoreService. |
| CachingDatastoreServiceFactory |
A convenience class with factory methods to create caching
versions of DatastoreService and AsyncDatastoreService. |
| EntityMemcache |
This is the facade used by Objectify to cache entities in
the MemcacheService. |
| MemcacheServiceRetryProxy |
Dynamic proxy which wraps a MemcacheService and adds retries
when an exception occurs. |
| MergeFuture<K,V> |
A Future which merges some previously loaded values with the
results of another Future that is in progress. |
| Pending |
This is the state maintained on a per-thread basis for all
of the oustanding Future> objects
that have pending callbacks. |
| TriggerFuture<T> |
A Future> wrapper that executes an abstract method with the result at
some point after the data becomes available.
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| TriggerFutureHook |
This bit of appengine magic hooks into the ApiProxy and does
the heavy lifting of making the TriggerFuture> work. |
| TriggerSuccessFuture<T> |
Extends TriggerFuture so that it only gets triggered on successful (no exception)
completion of the Future. |


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interface WriterChain
It is unfortunate that java.io.Writer is a class rather than an interface.
The serializer has a number of classes that extend java.io.Writer
and which send their ouput to a yet another wrapped Writer or OutputStream.
The purpose of this interface is to force such classes to over-ride all of
the important methods defined on the java.io.Writer class, namely these:
write(int val)
write(char[] chars)
write(char[] chars, int start, int count)
write(String chars)
write(String chars, int start, int count)
flush()
close()
In this manner nothing will accidentally go directly to
the base class rather than to the wrapped Writer or OutputStream.
The purpose of this class is to have a uniform way of chaining the output of one writer to
the next writer in the chain. In addition there are methods to obtain the Writer or
OutputStream that this object sends its output to.
This interface is only for internal use withing the serializer.
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void |
close()
This method forces us to over-ride the method defined in java.io.Writer |
void |
flush()
This method forces us to over-ride the method defined in java.io.Writer |
java.io.OutputStream |
getOutputStream()
If this method returns null, getWriter() must return non-null. |
java.io.Writer |
getWriter()
If this method returns null, getOutputStream() must return non-null. |
void |
write(char[] chars)
This method forces us to over-ride the method defined in java.io.Writer |
void |
write(char[] chars,
int start,
int count)
This method forces us to over-ride the method defined in java.io.Writer |
void |
write(int val)
This method forces us to over-ride the method defined in java.io.Writer |
void |
write(java.lang.String chars)
This method forces us to over-ride the method defined in java.io.Writer |
void |
write(java.lang.String chars,
int start,
int count)
This method forces us to over-ride the method defined in java.io.Writer |
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void write(int val) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
void write(char[] chars) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
void write(char[] chars, int start, int count) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
void write(java.lang.String chars) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
void write(java.lang.String chars, int start, int count) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
void flush() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
void close() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
java.io.Writer getWriter()
java.io.OutputStream getOutputStream()
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Phylogenetic trees give a general idea on how similar sequences are. Here we plot trees from consensus sequences from different time points, patients, and parts of the genome. You can specify which trees to display at the bottom of the page.
Note: if a color map is used, colors range from blue to red with increasing numbers.


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Overview¶
The package provides a set of tools for the cluster analysis of the Linac3 GTS Ion Source.
How to use it¶
This is a quick guide on what steps need to be performed. For a more detailed overview on how to use the separate modules, please look at their documentation.
1. Download the data¶
As the first step, you obviously need to download all the data required for your analysis. To learn how to easily extract data from CALS have a look at Downloading Data from CALS.
2. Preprocessing¶
After you downloaded the necessary files, you need to perform some preprocessing. This will for example annotate the source stability/instability periods and voltage breakdowns. This is described in Preprocessing.
3. Clustering¶
Once this is done, you can run the clustering algorithm. This will create one big file that contains all the data from the month you specified as input and a new column with the cluster number each data point belongs to. You learn how to do this in Optigrid Clustering. Then, it is necessary to assign the voltage breakdown data points to the correct clusters. This is explained here: Cluster Sparks.
4. Analysis¶
When this is finished, you can explore the scripts of the visualization package to analyze the resulting clusters. For a description of the possibilities see The visualization package.


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Rules and regulations for GCSEs (9 to 1) in art and design.
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This document sets out rules and regulations for GCSEs (9 to 1) in classical Greek and Latin.
Read the associated guidance to understand how to comply with these rules.
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fold_right(fn, init, @rest xs, ...)
Return init
if the list arguments xs, ...
are empty. If they are not empty, recur with the tail
of each list, then apply the function fn
to their heads and the result returned by the recursion.
The list arguments should all have the same length. Fn
should accept one more argument than
the number of list arguments and return a single value. It should not mutate the lists.
fold_right(^(x, init) init + x * x, 0, [1, 2, 3, 4, 5])
// 55
fold_right(pair, [], [1,2,3,4])
// [1, 2, 3, 4]
fold_right(`-`, 0, [1, 2, 3, 4])
// -2


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For a holistic view of one's health, everyone needs to see the total picture.
Learn about the determinants of health.The right information about the right person or group of people at the right time in the right manner, for the right person. This is Precision, the right view is Prism.
An open source series of designs to view and interact with Precision Medicine information. An elegant and beautiful design that will better perform with clinicians, patients, and care teams, to make faster, more informed decisions.
Getting there is equal parts smart technology, healthcare reform, and literacy. We’re here to help with designing the future of healthcare while evangelizing for the entire system to evolve to better serve patients.
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from nbdev.showdoc import *
export NEPTUNE_API_TOKEN='YOUR_LONG_API_TOKEN'
or append the command above to your ~/.bashrc
or ~/.bash_profile
files (recommended). More help is here.
pip install neptune-client
or (alternative installation using conda).
Use NeptuneCallback
in your Learner
, like this:
from fastai2.callback.neptune import NeptuneCallback
neptune.init('USERNAME/PROJECT_NAME') # specify project
learn = Learner(dls, model,
cbs=NeptuneCallback()
)
neptune.create_experiment() # start experiment
learn.fit_one_cycle(1)


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