13 Ideas and Analyses to Help Yelp Improve their SEO
Here are some quick thoughts that could help Yelp improve their SEO.
An In-Depth Inbound Marketing Audit of Buffer
Buffer’s people have spent hours creating a quality product and interacting with their customers. If you’ve ever replied to a comment on one of their posts or reached out to them personally, you know that Buffer is built on transparency and intentionality.
How I’d Help Wistia Improve Their SEO: An In-Depth Audit
I love SEO and inbound marketing, which means I spend too much time looking at marketing sites: Inbound.org, Hubspot, Moz, etc… A few days ago, I was reading up on Video Optimization on Wistia, and after looking through their site, I wanted to offer a few thoughts.
Engage Social Theme
Engage is a newer theme that features a social like interface. The theme features 3 layouts, widget areas, and mobile responsive. The theme divides your content into parts with a hero image and featured image on every post.


The TSC directs the day-to-day technical activities of the OCA. TSC members include representatives from the developer community who are actively contributing to the project.
The list of current TSC members can be found here.


This was an introductory website to help us master simple techniques to create a website.
While doing this project, we practised the following skills:
Check the link below to view the project.
Hello WorldThis project was esentially meant to help us practise indentation.
See it below
Cookie recipe


THE LUGGER OF CROFT PASCO POOL
IN the midst of the dreary waste of Gornhilly, which occupies a large portion of the Lizard promontory, is a large piece of water known as "Croft Pasco Pool," where it is said at night the form of a ghostly vessel may be seen floating with lug-sails spread. A more dreary, weird spot could hardly be selected for a witches' meeting; and the Lizard folks were always--a fact--careful to be back before dark, preferring to suffer inconvenience, to risking a sight of the ghostly lugger. Unbelieving people attributed the origin of the tradition to a white horse seen in a dim twilight standing in the shallow water; but this was indignantly rejected by the mass of the residents.


Programming Exercises
- Implement the simple methods getNum and getDen that will
return the numerator and denominator of a fraction.
- In many ways it would be better if all fractions were maintained in
lowest terms right from the start. Modify the constructor for the
Fraction class so that GCD is used to reduce fractions
immediately. Notice that this means the __add__ function no
longer needs to reduce. Make the necessary modifications.
- Implement the remaining simple arithmetic operators (__sub__,
__mul__, and __truediv__).
- Implement the remaining relational operators (__gt__,
__ge__, __lt__, __le__, and __ne__)
- Modify the constructor for the fraction class so that it checks to
make sure that the numerator and denominator are both integers. If
either is not an integer the constructor should raise an exception.
- In the definition of fractions we assumed that negative fractions
have a negative numerator and a positive denominator. Using a
negative denominator would cause some of the relational operators to
give incorrect results. In general, this is an unnecessary
constraint. Modify the constructor to allow the user to pass a
negative denominator so that all of the operators continue to work
properly.
- Research the __radd__ method. How does it differ from
__add__? When is it used? Implement __radd__.
- Repeat the last question but this time consider the __iadd__
method.
- Research the __repr__ method. How does it differ from
__str__? When is it used? Implement __repr__.
- Research other types of gates that exist (such as NAND, NOR, and
XOR). Add them to the circuit hierarchy. How much additional coding
did you need to do?
- The most simple arithmetic circuit is known as the half-adder.
Research the simple half-adder circuit. Implement this circuit.
- Now extend that circuit and implement an 8 bit full-adder.
- The circuit simulation shown in this chapter works in a backward
direction. In other words, given a circuit, the output is produced by
working back through the input values, which in turn cause other
outputs to be queried. This continues until external input lines are
found, at which point the user is asked for values. Modify the
implementation so that the action is in the forward direction; upon
receiving inputs the circuit produces an output.
- Design a class to represent a playing card. Now design a class to
represent a deck of cards. Using these two classes, implement a
favorite card game.
- Find a Sudoku puzzle in the local newspaper. Write a program to solve
the puzzle.


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| Group | Tracks | Year | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cream | Wheels of Fire | 1968 | Wikipedia page on album Wikipedia page on the band |
| Rolling Stones | Sticky Fingers | 1971 | Wikipedia page Website |
| Blake Shelton | Red River Blue | 2011 | Wikipedia page Blake Sheltons website |
| Zac Broan Band | You Get What You Give | 2010 | Wikipedia page Website |


There will be two rounds in this event.
1st Round will be Quiz Round, which is based on fundamentals of HTML, CSS, & JavaScript. Students can participate either individually or in group (not more than 3 members). Quiz will take place on D2C
platform in which 30 MCQ’s will be given and each question will be of 5 marks and this round will be of 20 minutes.
Top performers will be selected for final round i.e. frontEnd webVeda Hackathon. Final Round: Selected students/teams can participate in final round.
In final round, we will provide general web design and participants have to develop that design using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Along with HTML, CSS, JS file, participants also have to create a Readme.txt
file which includes their details (name, registered email Id, branch, course, year) and Team name. And then convert it into zip file (zip name: Team name).
Note: Use of Bootstrap or any other framework/library are strictly prohibited and lead to disqualification.
Judgement will be on the basis of:
- Responsiveness of web page
- Creativity
- Loading time
- Clean Code
Total Time: 1st round: 30 minutes
Final round: 5 hours + 30 minutes for submission.
Cash Prizes:
1st Prize: 1000 Rupees
2nd Prize: 700 Rupees
3rd Prize: 500 Rupees


Driver wanted for hitting CHP unit surrenders in West Covina after leading authorities on chase
A driver wanted for hitting a CHP vehicle in West L.A. surrendered in West Covina after leading authorities on a slow-speed chase along the 10 Freeway Tuesday afternoon.
The pursuit of silver Honda began shortly before 12:30 p.m. in West Los Angeles the female driver sideswiped the patrol unit and took off, according to Sgt. Robert Ruiz with the California Highway Patrol. It's unclear if an officer was inside at the time or if anyone was injured.
The driver continued to drive at a steady rate of speed on the freeway with several CHP units following behind. The suspect exited the freeway in West Covina and continued driving on surface streets at even slower speeds, even adhering to traffic signals, before pulling over in a residential area near Shadydale Avenue and Randall Way.
The driver was seen exiting the vehicle with a piece of paper in her hand, which she placed on the hood of a patrol unit. She was then put in handcuffs.


both are turned on, but:
1. no button to add solder / server in a blacklist on a page
2. no worning I see
My cheater-detector does not work as well anymore
BrainFooLong
Administrator
There is no "textarea" any more to edit the contents of the radar.
For server radar, goto server page or right click the server entry on the server browser to add it to the radar.
For soldier radar, goto a user profile and bellow each soldier entry is a button to add/hide, also on the battlereport page when you rightclick a soldier.
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iPhotoN
Ok. I found the button now. Thanks. I was insufficiently attentive, sorry. I was looking for red radar icon as it looked before an update.
 I can see only 2 of them nevertheless there were much more in the list!
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BrainFooLong
Administrator
I cannot see what's happened with your old radar user's.
The old user's should be there but when not it's probably a bug in the release jump.
I cannot do anything at the moment in this case.


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RuleManager
class RuleManager
Class RuleManager manages retrieval, creation/addition, execution and evaluation of native and user-defined rules.
Methods
Construct a new rule manager
Get all rules
Get all rules
Get all closures
Add new element to rules array
Add replaces element in rules array
Retrieve conditions JSON from permission conditions config
Begins condition checking process by retrieving condition by name/key and then executing its contents.
Executes conditions one at a time and returns result
Determines if access allowed/denied by checking results array for any occurences of a "false" value
Details
at line 38
__construct(RedirectHandler $RedirectHandler, Framework $Framework)
Construct a new rule manager
at line 51
Array
getRules()
Get all rules
at line 61
Integer
getNumberOfRequiredParametersForRule($ruleName)
Get all rules
at line 83
Array
getClosure(string $method)
Get all closures
at line 100
Void
addRule(string $rule, callback $closure = null)
Add new element to rules array
at line 118
Void
overwriteRule(string $rule, callback $closure = null)
Add replaces element in rules array
at line 135
Void
getCondition(string $conditionName)
Retrieve conditions JSON from permission conditions config
at line 154
Void
runCondition(string $conditionName, boolean $redirectOnFail, boolean $evaluateResults = true)
Begins condition checking process by retrieving condition by name/key and then executing its contents.
at line 169
array
executeCondition(object $conditionObject)
Executes conditions one at a time and returns result
at line 183
boolean
evaluateResults($results, $redirectOnFail, $conditionObject)
Determines if access allowed/denied by checking results array for any occurences of a "false" value


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room are also included , again with a great view -lrb-/-lrb- pool closed in winter -rrb-/-rrb- .
[2]
tin hau metro , and 15 minutes walk to the main shopping areas of causeway bay .


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Class: Aceroute::Location
Instance Attribute Summary (collapse)
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- (Object) address1
Returns the value of attribute address1.
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Returns the value of attribute address2.
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Returns the value of attribute cid.
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Returns the value of attribute description.
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Returns the value of attribute id.
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Returns the value of attribute name.
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Returns the value of attribute phone.
Class Method Summary (collapse)
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+ (Object) delete(id)
Deletes Aceroute::Location of given id from Aceroute.
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
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- (Aceroute::Location) create!
Persists Aceroute::Location object to Aceroute API.
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- (Object) destroy!(id = nil)
Deletes this Aceroute::Location object (self) from Aceroute.
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- (Aceroute::Location) initialize(address1, address2, description, name, phone, cid = nil, id = nil)
constructor
Creates a new Aceroute::Location object.
Constructor Details
- (Aceroute::Location) initialize(address1, address2, description, name, phone, cid = nil, id = nil)
Creates a new Aceroute::Location object. Note this does not persist the Location to Aceroute, that can be done by calling the create! method on the new object.
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# File 'lib/aceroute/location.rb', line 22 def initialize(address1, address2, description, name, phone, cid = nil, id= nil) self.address1 = address1 self.address2 = address2 self.description = description self.name = name self.phone = phone self.cid = cid self.id = id end |
Instance Attribute Details
- (Object) address1
Returns the value of attribute address1
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# File 'lib/aceroute/location.rb', line 3 def address1 @address1 end |
- (Object) address2
Returns the value of attribute address2
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# File 'lib/aceroute/location.rb', line 4 def address2 @address2 end |
- (Object) cid
Returns the value of attribute cid
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# File 'lib/aceroute/location.rb', line 8 def cid @cid end |
- (Object) description
Returns the value of attribute description
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# File 'lib/aceroute/location.rb', line 5 def description @description end |
- (Object) id
Returns the value of attribute id
8 9 10 |
# File 'lib/aceroute/location.rb', line 8 def id @id end |
- (Object) name
Returns the value of attribute name
6 7 8 |
# File 'lib/aceroute/location.rb', line 6 def name @name end |
- (Object) phone
Returns the value of attribute phone
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# File 'lib/aceroute/location.rb', line 7 def phone @phone end |
Class Method Details
+ (Object) delete(id)
Deletes Aceroute::Location of given id from Aceroute
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# File 'lib/aceroute/location.rb', line 55 def self.delete(id) req = "<data><del><id>#{id}</id></del></data>" ret = Aceroute::call_api("customer.location.delete", req) ret.success == "true" ? true : false #maybe raise error here instead end |
Instance Method Details
- (Aceroute::Location) create!
Persists Aceroute::Location object to Aceroute API.
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# File 'lib/aceroute/location.rb', line 35 def create! recs = "<data><loc><id>0</id> <cid>#{self.cid}</cid> <nm>#{self.description}</nm> <adr>#{self.address1}</adr> <adr2>#{self.address2}</adr2> </loc></data>" data = Aceroute::call_api("customer.location.save", recs) loc = data.loc update_attrs(loc) return self end |
- (Object) destroy!(id = nil)
Deletes this Aceroute::Location object (self) from Aceroute
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# File 'lib/aceroute/location.rb', line 49 def destroy!(id = nil) Location.delete(id ? id : self.id) end |


Mushroom & Sundried Tomato Pasta
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Servings: 4 ||
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Ready in: 45 minutes ||
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Calories: 500
Mushroom & Sundried Tomato Pasta might be just the side dish you are
searching for. Watching your figure? This gluten free, primal, and
pescatarian recipe has 162 calories, 5g of protein, and
14g of fat per serving. For 94 cents per serving, this
recipe covers 8% of your daily requirements of vitamins and
minerals. This recipe serves 4. 1 person has tried and liked this
recipe. A mixture of salt & pepper, pepper flakes, anchovy fillets, and
a handful of other ingredients are all it takes to make this recipe so
delicious. It is brought to you by Foodista. From preparation to the
plate, this recipe takes around around 45 minutes. All things
considered, we decided this recipe
deserves a spoonacular score of 50%. This score is solid.
Ingredients
- 4 cloves garlic, minced
- 1/2 cup finely chopped onion
- 1 inch can anchovy fillets
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10 large white mushrooms, chopped (use other ‘shrooms if you like)
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8 inches jarred sundried tomatoes olive oil, cut into thin strips
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 teaspoons red pepper flakes
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- salt & pepper to taste
- fresh grated parmesan cheese
Instructions
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Heat 2 tbsp. of the olive oil in a saucepan over medium-high heat.
- Add the onion and saut for 1 minute, until slightly tender.
- Add garlic and red pepper flakes, saut one minute longer.
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Stir in the anchovy fillets, and half the cans oil, and mash
everything in the pan until it is a slightly chunky paste.
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Add the mushrooms and herbs, toss, cover and lower the heat.
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Cook until the mushrooms release their liquid (which will give the
sauce a lovely flavor).
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Remove lid, stir add the 1 remaining tbsp. of olive oil (or the
rest of the anchovy oil) to thin slightly.
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Remove the pan from heat, and add sundried tomato strips, salt and
pepper.
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Pour over hot pasta, top with copious amounts of parmesan cheese.


| R2000 | D | J2000.0 (radians) |
|---|---|---|
| D2000 | D | J2000.0 (radians) |
| DR2000 | D | J2000.0 proper motion in (radians per Julian year) |
| DD2000 | D | J2000.0 proper motion in (radians per Julian year) |
| P2000 | D | J2000.0 parallax (arcsec) |
| V2000 | D | J2000 radial velocity (km s-1, +ve = moving away) |
| R1950 | D | B1950.0 (radians) |
|---|---|---|
| D1950 | D | B1950.0 (radians) |
| DR1950 | D | B1950.0 proper motion in (radians per tropical year) |
| DD1950 | D | B1950.0 proper motion in (radians per tropical year) |
| P1950 | D | B1950.0 parallax (arcsec) |
| V1950 | D | radial velocity (km s-1, +ve = moving away) |
SLALIB --- Positional Astronomy Library


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/resources
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are addressed at those individual endpoints (q.v.).
/resource/
instead of /resources/
annotations
,
provenance
objects, etc.
application/json
results. Setting the HTTP Accept
header to something that does not allow application/json
will yield a HTTP 406 status code.
application/json
format. Setting the HTTP Content-type
header to something other than application/json
will yield a HTTP 415 status code.
POST
(not PUT
) remember to:
201 Created
server responsee.g. Location: https://{host}/annotations/69f182ac-5c5f-11e5-8745-ef1581a11364
PUT
the body {"state":"CONFIRMED"}
to the /state
of this object's locatione.g. /annotations/69f182ac-5c5f-11e5-8745-ef1581a11364/state


In order to run FASMA your data needs to be correctly formatted. The line list needs to be formatted according to MOOG. The line list from the EW driver will already be formatted correctly.
The spectrum you wish to analysize should be 1D with the fluxes. The wavelength information should be stored in the header keywords: NAXIS1, CRVAL1, and CDELT1. For the EW driver there is no need to normalize the spectrum since this is done by ARES on the fly. However, the best results are found when the spectrum is as clean as possible. This includes removing cosmic, and other artifacts from the spectrum.
The way this web application is build it is only able to run one instance at the time. This means you will be put at the end of a queue when you submit a job. So please be patient when other jobs are finishing. Typical run time for the ARES driver is around 1 min, while it is up to 7 min for getting parameters using the EW method (depending on the problem).
Therefore we kindly ask you not to submit an unreasonable amount of jobs. If you wish to analyze a large sample of stars we are open for collaborations and we gladly offer our expertise on the fields presented in this web application.
If you have any problems running FASMA in any of the modes, please do not hesitate contacting the team. We will appreciate if you send as much information as possible so we can troubleshoot the problem. We refer to the contact page for more information.
We have a few plans for the future of FASMA. Currently we are working on a fitting method to get the parameters as well. This will be presented in another paper when it is ready and tested. We also wish to make the user experience even smoother by having a mode to get all the information available from the spectrum which FASMA can provide. This includes the parameters and abundances.
A standalone app can be made with nativefier. This will make an executable on your laptop for easy access to FASMA. The app will work in exactly the same way as the online version.


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Welcome to Hungary
A few hours away from the city I grew up in, Hungary was always easy to reach for me. There are a lot of reasons to visit this amazign country but the most important ones are: the capital and the aquaparks. It might sound a bit funny when you first read it, but honestly Hungary has the best aquaparks and a lot of them too. So, if I were you I wouln't miss the chance to relax a bit in a hungarian aquapark. Moving onto the capital, Budapest is simply marvelous. This city has so much to offer that I can't even begin to describe it. From awesome science museums and when I say awesome I mean it, to incredible scenery I garantee you will enjoy walking the streets of Budapest.
A bit of a did you know section?
- Thanks to an abundance of natural hot springs, Hungary can boast around 450 public spas and bathhouses. A prominent bathing culture has existed since Roman times; it is supposedly the best cure for a hangover – or “cat’s wail” as the Hungarian term macskajaj translates
- Touching the pen of the statue of Anonymus in Budapest's City Park will, legend has it, bless you with great writing abilities. You may not believe it, but the shiny surface of the pen suggests that many still do.
- Budapest has the second largest synagogue in the world. Seating 3,000, the Dohany Street Synagogue is the largest in Europe and part of the Budapest Unesco World Heritage Site.
- After London, Budapest has the oldest underground train system in Europe. The line opened in 1896 in the year when Hungary celebrated its 1000th anniversary, hence the name Millennium Underground. It’s still in use as subway M1 and it connects the city center with City Park.
- There are more than 40 theaters and over 100 museums and galleries in Budapest. Many concerts, festivals and events are held year-round, not to mention performances at the famous Opera House, which is considered to be among the best opera houses in the world.
- The Budapest Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in the world.The Budapest Zoo opened its doors in 1865 and in addition to the animals it features a number of noteworthy Art Nouveau buildings and structures, like the Elephant House, the Palm House and the main entrance.


On the subject of UART
As I am predisposed of finding out things the hard way, it took me a while to notice why the serial port was only partly functioning :
I used a wrong pin on my dev-board (id107 HR watch)
I used a USB - el cheapo - serial port
The nrf52 is an arm chip with TTL levels of 3.3V, so you need a plug that can handle this voltage instead of the usual 5V.
I did not want to spend money and wait for the postman. I had an stm32f103c8 lying around.
This could be converted in a blackmagicprobe, which has a debugprobe and(!) a serial port. The stm32 is 3.3V compatible. Problem solved, which is quite cool, since it uses up only one USB-port.
read and learn
To compile a program with a non standard (=jlink) debugger:
west flash --runner blackmagicprobe


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A Jenkins CI plugin for running Android/iOS mobile tests on 100s of real devices using AppThwack.
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Sends the result of every build to the specified project at Buildheroes. Buildheroes is a tool which raises the level of motivation you have to keep your build green.
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Caroline Plugin — Interfaces with Project Caroline.
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CIFS-Publisher Plugin — This plugin uploads build artifacts to repository sites using CIFS (SMB) protocol.
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CloudBees Cloud Connector Plugin — Run your build workloads in the cloud on Linux and OSX - using the CloudBees build service.
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Cloudbees Deployer Plugin — Automatically deploys your application to CloudBees RUN@Cloud at the end of your build.
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This plugin converts an OSS installation to a CloudBees Jenkins Enterprise (CBJE) installation. CBJE has 20+ plugins that address issues in enterprise installations. Plugins include folders, validate merges, templates, roles-based access control, backup plugins and others (complete list). Additionally, you can use the HA component to make Jenkins highly available.
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Emotional Hudson Plugin — This funny plugin changes the expression of Mr. Hudson in the background when your builds fail.
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iON Deployer Plugin —
Deploy your mule application on iON at the end of your build.
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Java.net Plugin — This plugin extends Jenkins for projects hosted on java.net by providing various capabilities
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java.net uploader Plugin — This plugin uses java.net tasks library to post artifacts to (old Collabnet's) java.net
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Jenkow Plugin — Integration of the Activiti BPMN Workflow Engine into Jenkins.
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JMeter Plugin — Due to the new ability of this plugin of handling junit reports as well as jmeter ones, JMeter-plugin has been renamed to Performance plugin
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Karotz Plugin —
This plugin aims to publish build results to your Karotz.
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Kato Plugin — This plugin allows you to configure build notifications to be sent to Kato rooms.
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Kundo Plugin — This plugin allows you to invoke Kundo builds as a Jenkins build step.
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LeChat Plugin — This plugin allows you to configure build notifications to be sent to LeChat rooms.
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This plugin only works with LiveRebel 2.7. See the LiveRebel Jenkins integration guide for integration with newer versions of LiveRebel..
Safely deploy or update applications - code, database and configuration included - across environments with no user interruption or downtime. Failed deployments are fully rolled back.
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This plugin uses the Zubhium upload API to allow uploading your Android .apk files to www.Zubhium.com
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The internet is a collection of computers that speak to each other. When one goes to a webpage, his computer sends an HTTP request to a server.The server then finds the requested HTML document and sends it back to the requestor. The requestor's browser then interprets the page and displays it on the screen. This video is a good reference for this topic.
HTMLHTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. The web is a collection of HTML documents. HTML documents contain text content which describes "what you see" and markup which describes "how it looks". This video explains further.
Tags and ElementsHTML documents are made up of HTML elements. When writing HTML, we tell browsers the type of element by using HTML tags. This video does a good job of explaining.
 This makes them very unforgiving since a small mistake by a programmer can cause huge problems in a program.
Inline vs Block ElementsHTML elements are either inline or block. Block elements form an invisible box around the content inside them.


Note: This tool will always create a new random "username" and "pin" in the bridge section for homebridge. Do NOT change these values in your config.json if you have an already running homebridge instance.
I need this for HOOBS?
Add MakerAPI Config?
Note: Just copy the first example URL in MakerAPI in here to auto-fill your configuration
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--- layout: post title: schoolwork date: '2013-10-11T21:27:00.001-06:00' author: Jacob . tags: - homeschool-journal modified_time: '2013-10-11T21:27:17.506-06:00' blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6400085873105072120.post-3674663785272032566 blogger_orig_url: http://www.svlark.com/2013/10/schoolwork.html --- Audrey


Bale not fit to return for Real Madrid as exit rumours continue
Gareth Bale is back in training but will once again be missing from the Real Madrid squad to face Real Betis.
The Wales forward, constantly linked with a move away from the Bernabeu, is still building up his fitness following injury, according to manager Zinedine Zidane.
Bale, 30, flew to England earlier this week fuelling more speculation that he could leave in January.
Zidane said at his pre-match press conference: “It’s old news. He’s here and back out on the pitch working to get fit again.
“We’re behind him, trying to get him back with the team as soon as possible. He’s here with us and back training.
“He’s back from his trip and is much better, but he’s still not available for selection. He looks in good shape to me.”
Zidane admits he wants more goals from Eden Hazard, but has urged everybody to be patient with the former Chelsea star.
Hazard, who missed the start of the season through injury, has scored only once in eight games since his big-money move from Stamford Bridge in the summer.
“We can all see he’s playing better,” said Zidane. “Perhaps he could score a bit more often but we’re not concerned.
“We’re happy with what he’s doing on the pitch and he’s getting better every day.
“Players of his quality can see things that others simply aren’t capable of seeing.
Players of his quality can see things that others simply aren't capable of seeing
“I don’t think he’s been timid, quite the opposite. Everyone wants to see him get better and I think he’s improving every day. We’ll all be happy with him but we have to take it easy.”
Real Madrid, who head into the weekend a point behind leaders Barcelona, face 16th-placed Betis on Saturday night.
 That’s to be expected,” added Zidane.
“We have to be ready for it and well aware it’s going to be a tough match. We have to be at our best because every game is different and we know we have to be at 100 per cent if we’re going to take all three points.
“We try and put in a good performance every time we play and try to keep a clean sheet.
“That’s important to us and tomorrow we’ve got another chance to put on a good display at home and in front of our fans to pick up three more points.”


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Hibernate Second Level Cache improvements
Infinispan has been implementing Hibernate Second Level Cache for a long time, replacing the previous JBoss Cache implementation with very similar logic. The main aim of the implementation has always been to have very fast reads, keeping the overhead of cache during reads on minimum. This was achieved using local reads in invalidation-mode cache and Infinispan’s putForExternalRead operation, where the request to cache never blocks.
Recently we’ve looked on the implementation again to see whether we can speed it up even more. For a long time you could use only transactional caches to keep the cache in sync with database. However transactions come at some cost so we thought about a way to get around it. And we have found it, through custom interceptors we have managed to do two-phase updates to the cache and now the non-transactional caches are the default configuration. So, if you’re using Hibernate with your own configuration, don’t forget to update that when migrating to Hibernate ORM 5!
With transactions gone, our task was not over. So far entity/collection caching has been implemented for invalidation mode caches, but it’s tempting to consider replication mode, too. For replicated caches, we got rid of a special cache for pending puts (this local cache detects out-of-date reads, keeping the entity cache consistent). Instead, we used different technique where a logical removal from the cache is substituted by replace with a token called tombstone, and updates pre-invalidate the cache in a similar way. This change opened the possibility for non-transactional replicated and distributed caches (transactional mode is not supported). We were pleased to see the results of some benchmark where the high hit ratio in replicated caches has dramatically speeded up all operations.
There is one downside of the current implementation - in replication mode, you should not use eviction, as eviction cannot tell regular entity (which can be evicted) from the tombstone. If tombstone was evicted, there’s a risk of inconsistent reads. So when using replicated caches, you should rely on expiration to keep your cache slender. We hope that eventually we’ll remove this limitation.
All modes described above give us cache without any stale reads. That comes at a cost - each modification (insert, update or removal) requires 2 accesses to the cache (though, sometimes the second access can be asynchronous). Some applications do not require such strict consistency - and that’s where nonstrict-read-write comes to the scene. Here we guarantee that the cache will provide the same result as DB after the modifying transaction commits - between DB commit and transaction commit a stale value can be provided. If you use asynchronous cache, this may be delayed even more but unless the operation fails (e.g. due to locking timeout) the cache will eventually get into a state consistent with DB. This allows us to limit modifications to single cache access per modification.
Note that nonstrict-read-write mode is supported only for versioned entities/collections (that way we can find out which entity is actually newer). Also, you cannot use eviction in nonstrict-read-write mode, for the same reason as in tombstone-based modes. Invalidation cache mode is not supported neither.
If you’ll try out the most recent Hibernate ORM, you’ll find out that Infinispan 7.2.x is used there. This is because ORM 5.0.0.Final was released before Infinispan 8.0.0.Final went out and we can’t change the major version of dependency in micro-release. However, we try to keep Infinispan 8.0.x binary compatible (in parts used by Hibernate), and therefore you can just replace the dependencies on classpath and use the most recent Infinispan, if you prefer to do so.
To sum things up, here is the table of supported configurations:
Concurrency strategy
Cache transactions
Cache mode
Implementation
Eviction
transactional
transactional
invalidation
pending puts
yes
read-write
non-transactional
non-transactional
replicated/distributed
tombstones
no
nonstrict-read-write
versioned entries
There’s also the read-only mode - this can be used instead of both transactional or read-write modes, but at this point it does not offer any further performance gains, since we have to make sure that you don’t see a removed value. Actually, it also does not matter whether you specify transactional or read-write mode; the proper strategy will be picked according to your cache configuration (transactional vs. non-transactional).
We hope that you’ll try these new modes and many consistency fixes included along (you should use Hibernate ORM 5.0.2.Final or later), and tell us about your experience.
Happy caching!


codeable_models.add_links¶
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codeable_models.
add_links
(link_definitions, **kwargs)¶ Function used to add multiple links at once, maybe to different source objects. The function takes a dict of link definitions. With it multiple links can be specified at once. It also supports association and role name specifications in the keyword args. If those are used, only one kind of link can be specified with one
add_links()
call.For example, we can use this function to define the links between items and their carts:
new_links = add_links({cart1: [item1, item2], cart2: [item3, item4, item5]}, role_name="item in cart")
The values in the link definitions dict can either be a single object or a list. A list is needed for defining links to more than one object. The keys of the link definition must be single objects. As a dict can take in a key only once, each object might appear only once as a key.
association
orrole_name
keyword args can be used to specify the association and/or association direction for the links to be created. If neitherassociation
norrole_name
are specified, the association is guessed based on the source and target objects in the link definitions. If association and/or role name are used, the correct association and/or association direction can be selected unambiguously.- Parameters
link_definitions (dict) – A dict of link definitions as explained before.
**kwargs –
The following keyword arguments are supported:
association
:Specify the association to be used as a link classifier for all the links added with this
add_links
invocation. Please note that association (alone) can be ambiguous, as a recursive association from an class to itself has two possible link directions for the combination of association and source/target objects of the same type.
role_name
:Specify the association and its direction by role name to be used as a link classifier for all the links added with this
add_links
invocation. Please note that role name alone can be ambiguous, as multiple same-named role names could exist in different associations of a class (and its superclasses).
stereotype_instances
:Used to set the stereotype instances for the links, using a stereotype or a list of stereotypes as in the
stereotype_instances
setter ofCLink
.
tagged_values
:Used to set the tagged values for the links, using a values dict as in the
tagged_values
setter ofCLink
.
- Returns
List of newly created links.
- Return type
List[CLink]


TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS A film review by Beth Griese Copyright 1990 Beth Griese
CAPSULE REVIEW: Charles Grodin plays a keyed-up yuppie who loses his datebook on the way to an important weekend meeting. The book is found by James Belushi, who uses it to take on Grodin's identity. Belushi has escaped temporarily from jail to go watch the Cubs in the World Series. Improbable movie with a lot of cheap jokes, but a few funny ones, too. RATING: +1 1/2 Film opens August 17.
TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS, a film by Hollywood Pictures starring James Belushi and Charles Grodin, explores what it thinks is the nightmare of every overworked yuppie: losing one's Filofax.
For anyone else (like me) who doesn't know what a Filofax is, it's one of those little notebooks that organizes your life into schedules, phone number lists, credit card holders, and calendars.
Grodin plays overachiever ad exec Spencer Barnes, who loses his datebook on the way to a weekend meeting in Malibu with a big client. The book is found by Jimmy Dworski (Belushi), a convict who escaped from jail for the weekend to go watch the World Series. Jimmy uses the Filofax to pick up where Spencer left off, enjoying the rich life in Malibu before the game while Spencer searches frantically to find out who has taken his identity away from him.
And the movie does nothing but get more improbable from there. It's no accident that the screenwriters decided to put the Cubs in the World Series, when the Cubs haven't won a series since 1908.
The movie goes for every cheap joke it can find, and it finds no lack of opportunities. To its credit, it does hit with some good gags. It would be hard to miss every time with Charles Grodin and James Belushi on the screen.
The movie takes the safe, numbingly predictable path and lets the comic talent of its stars compensate for lack of tension, photography, and script. It follows the same plot lines that have been done as recently as in OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS (although this film does it better) and as long ago as in THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER.
TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS trumpets the pitfalls of becoming obsessed with work and being unable to enjoy life. But while the film encourages Spencer as he learns to leave his Filofax behind, at the same time the movie is a commercial for Filofax.
Everyone in this movie owns and admires the Filofax. The camera takes long, loving looks at how organized the datebook can be and how useful it should be. We even get to shop the variety of colors and styles the datebook is available in.
Filofax does have a great racket going. Their trademark is officially associated with the film, so they get all the exposure in the movie (certainly no one has any datebooks that aren't Filofax) plus their name is plastered in every review and promotion the movie gets.
As I said, the movie does hit with some funny lines. If you're in the mood to turn off your brain for a couple of hours, spending a matinee show in TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS wouldn't be a bad idea. But if you can't turn off those nagging doubts and do get turned off by easy jokes, your time is better spent elsewhere. Rating: +1 1/2 out of -4 to +4.
-=- Beth Griese --Columbus, OH
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USP1210 calculation based on summary data
USP1210 calculation based on raw data
Accuracy Profile Generator
Reliability Calculator (refer to Dan Obeng slides)


Class: ScreenShotStatus
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Object
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- ScreenShotStatus
- Defined in:
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Overview
This class represents the screenshot status
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
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- (Boolean) cached
If true the screenshot has been cached.
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If true the screenshot has expired.
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- (ScreenShotStatus) initialize(processing = false, cached = false, expired = false, message = '')
constructor
private
A new instance of ScreenShotStatus.
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- (String) message
Returns any error messages associated with the screenshot.
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- (Boolean) processing
If true the screenshot is still being processed.
Constructor Details
- (ScreenShotStatus) initialize(processing = false, cached = false, expired = false, message = '')
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
A new instance of ScreenShotStatus
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Instance Method Details
- (Boolean) cached
If true the screenshot has been cached
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# File 'lib/screenshotstatus.rb', line 17 def cached @Cached end |
- (Boolean) expired
If true the screenshot has expired
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Returns any error messages associated with the screenshot
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If true the screenshot is still being processed
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We will now begin the paid rounds for this game.
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Hello From Smarty !
This is the content of the foo variable : bar
This is the content of the foo2 variable : bar2
This is the content of the foo3 variable : bar3


THtmlViewer component
function MakePagedMetafiles(Width, Height: integer): TList;
The MakePagedMetafiles method produces a series of metafiles of an HTML document divided into pages.
ResultA TList of TMetafiles.
WidthThe width of the metafiles.
HeightThe height of the metafiles.
This function differs from MakeMetafile in that it is sensitive to the CSS Page-Break properties and the <Page> tag. It also does not split text lines and makes an attempt to keep from splitting tables.
No extra margins are included in the Width and Height dimension. If margins are required, they should be added when the metafiles are displayed.


In each round, you will be grouped randomly and anonymously with several other participants.
Each participant has three possible statuses: “waiting in the line”, “serivce room”, and “service finished”.
At the beginning of each round, every participant is “waiting in the line” and they can start to exchange positions with the participants next to them.
The line moves forward every 20 seconds where the front participant goes to the "service room" and others remain in the line and can continue to exchange positions
Participants can only be involved in one exchange at a time. So you cannot interact with someone who is already interacting with others
How your payoff is calculated
Your payoff in each round will be given by E + V - (n-1)*C + T
E (Endowment) is the value you own at the beginning of each period.
V (Value) is the value of the service you get after you enter the service room.
n is your final position in the line in which you are served.
C (Cost) is your waiting cost. Whenever someone enters the service room, you will lose C if you are still in the waiting line.
C will be determined randomly for each participant in each round.
T (Transfer) is the sum of all transfers you receive minus all transfers you make from exchanging positions with others under some rules.
The rule you are currently playing: Double
You can send an offer to the person in front of you. The requestee will need to send a price back to you.
The requestee cannot see your offer when they send back the price.
If your price is higher than or equal to the requestee’s price, the offer succeeds.
Both of you exchange positions and you will transfer the average of your offer and the requestee’s price to the requestee.
You may also receive an offer from participants directly behind you and you will need to respond to that offer.


Continue the 1000-line-of-code nightmare (my previous note here). dDue to the post at bendyworks.com, I found another solution for this problem. INTENTION. What is intention? For me, intention is something does only one thing. In an aspect, intention is similar with extension, but it’s better for reusing. You can think it’s a component.
I’ll show you how to use intention to create an image slideshow with UIScrollView.
ImageSlideShowIntention.swift
, implement NSObjectImageSlideShowIntention.swift
ImageSlideShowIntention.swift
func loadImagesToSlideShow(images:[String]) {
for var i = 0; i < images.count; i++ {
let imageSlide = formatSlide(images[i], slideIndex: i)
scrollView.addSubview(imageSlide)
}
formatPageControl(images.count)
formatScrollView(images.count)
}
private func formatSlide(imagesName: String, slideIndex: Int) -> UIImageView {
let imageSource = UIImage(named: imagesName)
let imageView = UIImageView(image: imageSource)
imageView.contentMode = .ScaleAspectFit
imageView.clipsToBounds = true
var frame = scrollView.frame
frame.origin.x = CGFloat(slideIndex) * scrollView.frame.width
imageView.frame = frame
return imageView
}
private func formatPageControl(pageCount: Int) {
indicatorPageControl.backgroundColor = UIColor.blackColor()
indicatorPageControl.numberOfPages = pageCount
}
private func formatScrollView(pageCount: Int) {
scrollView.contentSize = CGSizeMake(scrollView.frame.width * CGFloat(pageCount), scrollView.frame.height)
}
func scrollViewDidScroll(scrollView: UIScrollView) {
let pageWidth = scrollView.frame.size.width
let page = Int(floor((scrollView.contentOffset.x * 2.0 + pageWidth) / (pageWidth * 2.0)))
indicatorPageControl.currentPage = page
}
@IBOutlet var slideShowIntention: ImageSlideShowIntention!
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
let imageNames = ["son_doong_1", "son_doong_2"]
slideShowIntention.loadImagesToSlideShow(imageNames)
}
Anywhere you want to use an images slide show like this, copy the intention file, connect to your ViewController, pass an images name array and let it go.
This article used to demonstrate what is intention. This solution can be used with the small image source. With a large image source, I suggest you take a look at my previous post at here
You can download my complete project at my github


Ashley Jessica Ancheta, commonly goes by "AJ", recieved her Bachelor of Science in biology and chemistry at Northern Arizona University. She moved to Portland, OR almost 4 years ago to embark on a career in medicine. To obtain hours for graduate school, she volunteered as an EMT and worked as a lead medical scribe.
AJ, first and foremost loves, to be a dog mom to a mutt named "Kenny".  She also tries her best to get outdoors rain or shine. In between those activities, she trains jiu-jitsu regularly and has been training for about 3 years now. Additionally, she has a deep interest in mycology, ethnobotony and how both can be beneficial to medicine.
During her time as a medical scribe, she often worked with various types of Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) and found that not all EMRs are user friendly. She found an interest in their software development and is curious on ways to improve those applications for a better user experience.
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- genericXMLMode - Variable in class com.jaunt.UserAgentSettings
-
Whether to parse content as generic XML instead of HTML/XHTML.
- get(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.Cookies
-
Returns the List of cookies associated with the specified (case insentitive) domain.
- get(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.JNode
-
Returns the child node associated with the specified name or throws a NotFound Exception if the name does not exist as a key; if the specified name is associated with the value null, then a JNode of Type.UNDEFINED is returned.
- get(int) - Method in class com.jaunt.JNode
-
Returns the JNode at the specified position or throws a NotFound Exception if the specified position is out of bounds.
- get(String) - Method in interface com.jaunt.util.Cache
-
Retrieves and returns the HTML/XML source content for the specified url from the cache or returns null if the cache has no content for the specified url.
- get(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.util.FileSystemCache
-
Retrieves and returns the HTML/XML content for the specified url from the cache or returns null if the cache has no content for the specified url.
- get(K) - Method in class com.jaunt.util.MultiMap
-
Returns the List of values associated with the specified key, or null if the specified key does not exist.
- getAction() - Method in class com.jaunt.component.Form
-
Retrieves the action attribute of the form.
- getActiveForm() - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
Returns the Form that is currently active (ie, most recently edited) or returns null if no form has been edited.
- getAdditionalHeaders() - Method in class com.jaunt.HttpRequest
-
Returns the Map of the additional headers for the request.
- getAt(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Returns the attribute value for the specified attributeName, or throws a NotFound Exception if the attribute name or attribute value is not found.
- getAtString(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Returns the attribute value for the specified (case insensitive) attribute name; returns an empty string rather than throwing an Exception if the attribute name or attribute value is not found.
- getAttributeNames() - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Retrieves a list of the attribute names.
- getCache() - Method in class com.jaunt.UserAgent
-
Returns the current cache or null if no cache is set.
- getChildElements() - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Returns a list of child Elements, or an empty list if no child elements exist.
- getChildNodes() - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Returns a list of child nodes; Attribute nodes are not included in the List.
- getChildText() - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Returns a concatenation of all immediate Text children, or an empty String if none exist.
- getChildText(boolean) - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Returns child text (a concatenation of all Text nodes that are immediate children), or an empty String if none exist.
- getComment(int) - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Retrieves the nth child Comment (CDATA sections, processing instructions, and DOCTYPE definitions are treated as types of Comment).
- getCommentType() - Method in class com.jaunt.Comment
-
Returns the comment type constant associated with this comment.
- getContent() - Method in class com.jaunt.HttpRequest
-
Returns the content body associated with a PUT request.
- getContent() - Method in interface com.jaunt.util.Handler
-
- getContent() - Method in class com.jaunt.util.HandlerForBinary
-
Returns the content or null.
- getContent() - Method in class com.jaunt.util.HandlerForText
-
Returns the content or null.
- getCookies() - Method in class com.jaunt.Cookies
-
Returns a List of all cookies.
- getDirectory() - Method in class com.jaunt.util.FileSystemCache
-
- getDomain() - Method in class com.jaunt.Cookie
-
Retrieves the domain field of the cookie.
- getEach(short) - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Searches only children (not all descendants) and returns all Comments matching the specified Comment type constant (CDATA sections, processing instructions, and DOCTYPE definitions are treated as types of Comment).
- getEach(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Searches only child elements (not all descendants) and retrieves those that
were found to match the query.
- getEach(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.JNode
-
Searches only child nodes (not all descendants) and returns a JNodes
container that holds all JNodes matching the query; returns an empty JNodes container
if no matching JNodes were found or if the method is invoked on a leaf node.
- getElement() - Method in class com.jaunt.component.Form
-
Returns the form Element for this Form.
- getElement(int) - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Retrieves the nth child Element or throws a NotFound Exception if no element exists at the specified position.
- getEnctype() - Method in class com.jaunt.component.Form
-
Retrieves the enctype of the form, or the default enctype if no enctype is specified in the form
- getEnctype() - Method in class com.jaunt.HttpRequest
-
Retrieves the enctype of the form.
- getExpires() - Method in class com.jaunt.Cookie
-
Retrieves the (GMT String) expiry field of the cookie, eg Thu, 15-Apr-2010 20:00:00 GMT
- getFirst(short) - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Searches only children (not all descendants) and returns the first Comment matching the specified Comment type constant (CDATA sections, processing instructions, and DOCTYPE definitions are treated as types of Comment).
- getFirst(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Searches only child elements (not all descendants) and retrieves the first child element that was found to match the query.
- getFirst(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.JNode
-
Searches only child nodes (not all descendants) and retrieves the first
JNode that matches the specified query; throws a NotFound Exception if
no matching JNode is found, or if this method is invoked on a leaf node.
- getFirst(K) - Method in class com.jaunt.util.MultiMap
-
Returns the first element associated with the specified key or null if no objects are associated with the key.
- getForm(int) - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
Returns the form object corresponding to the nth form (starting at 0 for the first form)
- getForm(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
Returns a Form object for the first form Element that matches the specified elementQuery (or throws a NotFound Exception).
- getForm(Element) - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
Returns the Form for the specified form Element or throws a NotFound Exception.
- getFormByButton(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
Returns a Form object for the first form Element containing a button who's text/values is matched (case insensitive) by the specified regular expression (using Matcher.matches()), or throws a NotFound Exception.
- getFormByButtons(String[]) - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
Returns a Form object for the first form Element containing buttons who's text/values are matched (case insensitive) by the regular expressions in the specified array (using Matcher.matches()), or throws a NotFound Exception.
- getForms() - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
returns a List of form components for this page.
- getHandler(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.UserAgent
-
Returns the content handler that was set for the specified (case-insensitive) contentType, or null if no Handler was set.
- getHeader(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.HttpResponse
-
Retrieves the header value associated with the specified (case insensitive) header name or null if the header name is not present.
- getHeaders(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
Returns a MultiMap containing the headers received for this document, where each header name is associated with one or more header values.
- getHeaders() - Method in class com.jaunt.HttpResponse
-
Retrieve a MultiMap of HTTP response headers.
- getHeaders(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.UserAgent
-
Returns a MultiMap containing the headers received for the most recent request, where each header name is associated with one or more header values.
- getHttpOnly() - Method in class com.jaunt.Cookie
-
Whether the HttpOnly flag is present.
- getHyperlink(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
Returns the first hyperlink who's element has innerText (from Element.innerText()
) matching the specified (case insensitive) regular expression (using Matcher.matches).
- getIgnoreCase(K) - Method in class com.jaunt.util.MultiMap
-
Returns a List of all values who's keys (as Strings from toString()) match the specified (case insensitive) key.
- getInlineStyle(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Returns the css value of the inline style associated with the specified css attribute name or null if no value exists.
- getInlineStyles() - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Collects and returns a Map containing the inline styles from the style attribute (or an empty Map if no styles exist).
- getLast(K) - Method in class com.jaunt.util.MultiMap
-
Returns the last element associated with the specified key or null if no values are associated with the key.
- getLocation() - Method in class com.jaunt.UserAgent
-
Retrieves the current location (url).
- getMessage() - Method in class com.jaunt.HttpResponse
-
Retrieve the message associated with the response.
- getMessage() - Method in exception com.jaunt.ResponseException
-
Returns the message associated with the Exception.
- getMethod() - Method in class com.jaunt.component.Form
-
Retrieves the method of the current form, denoted by the method constants in HttpRequest, or if no method was specified in the form, returns the default HttpRequest.GET
- getMethod() - Method in class com.jaunt.HttpRequest
-
Returns the request method as a request type constant.
- getName() - Method in class com.jaunt.Cookie
-
Retrieves the name field of the cookie.
- getName() - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Retrieves tagname normalized to lowercase.
- getName() - Method in class com.jaunt.JNode
-
Returns the name associated with this node, or null if the node is not associated with a name (such as the root node, or nodes in an array).
- getNameFilePairs() - Method in class com.jaunt.HttpRequest
-
Returns a live MultiMap of name-File pairs, representing the files to be uploaded.
- getNameOC() - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Retrieves tagname in original case.
- getNameValuePairs() - Method in class com.jaunt.HttpRequest
-
Returns a MultiMap of name-value pairs, where each name can be associated with multiple values.
- getParent() - Method in class com.jaunt.JNode
-
Returns the parent node or null if no parent node exists (such as for the root Node).
- getParent() - Method in class com.jaunt.Node
-
Returns the parent Element.
- getPath() - Method in class com.jaunt.Cookie
-
Retrieves the path field of the cookie
- getProxyHost() - Method in class com.jaunt.UserAgent
-
Retrieves the ip address of the http proxy or null if no proxy is being used.
- getProxyPort() - Method in class com.jaunt.UserAgent
-
Retrieves the port number of the current http proxy being used or -1 if the proxy host is unset.
- getRedirectingMeta() - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
Returns a Meta component, which represents the first redirecting meta tag in the document, returns null if the document contains no redirecting meta tag.
- getReferer() - Method in class com.jaunt.UserAgent
-
Retrieves the referer value (ie, the url of the last document visited, which is sent in the header of the next HTTP request).
- getRequest() - Method in class com.jaunt.component.Form
-
Returns the HttpRequest object corresponding to a form submission without pressing any particular submit button, or returns null if this form has no (implicit or explicit) action.
- getRequest(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.component.Form
-
Returns the HttpRequest object corresponding to a form submission made by pressing the first submit button who's label matches the specified (case insensitive) regular expression (using Matcher.matches), or returns null if this form has no (implicit or explicit) action.
- getRequest(Pattern) - Method in class com.jaunt.component.Form
-
Returns the HttpRequest object corresponding to a form submission made by pressing the first submit button who's label matches the specified (case insensitive) regular expression Pattern (using Matcher.matches), or returns null if this form has no (implicit or explicit) action.
- getRequest(int) - Method in class com.jaunt.component.Form
-
Returns an HttpRequest object corresponding to a form submission made by pressing the submit button specified by its index, with indexing starting at 0 for the first submit button, throwing a NotFound Exception if the specified submitButton is not found, or returns null if this form has no (implicit or explicit) action.
- getRequestedUrlMsg() - Method in class com.jaunt.HttpResponse
-
Returns a message describing the url associated with the most recent HttpRequest, of the form "<url>"
or "<url> [posting <data>]"
- getRequestPermutations() - Method in class com.jaunt.component.Form
-
Generates a list of HttpRequests that represent all the requests made by permuting tagged components through their values.
- getRequestPermutations(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.component.Form
-
Generates a list of HttpRequests that represent all the requests made by permuting tagged components through their values.
- getRequestUrlData() - Method in exception com.jaunt.ResponseException
-
Returns the url associated with this exception, of the form "<url>"
or "<url> [posting <data>]"
- getResponse() - Method in exception com.jaunt.ResponseException
-
Returns the Response associated with the Exception, which encapsulated meta-data (including HTTP status codes) for the HTTP response.
- getResponse() - Method in class com.jaunt.util.HandlerForBinary
-
Returns the HttpResponse, which represents meta-information associated with the HTTP response.
- getResponse() - Method in class com.jaunt.util.HandlerForText
-
Returns the HttpResponse, which represents meta-information associated with the HTTP response.
- getRoot() - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Returns the root ancestor Element (or Document container, if it exists).
- getSecure() - Method in class com.jaunt.Cookie
-
Whether the secure flag is present.
- getSiblingIndex() - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Retrieves the sibling index number of this Element (eg, if it's the first child element of its parent, it has index 0).
- getSource() - Method in class com.jaunt.UserAgent
-
Returns the original unparsed source of the last request, or an empty String if there is no source from a previous request.
- getStatus() - Method in class com.jaunt.HttpResponse
-
Retrieves the HTTP status code (eg, 404) for the response or -1 if no value exits.
- getStatusCode() - Method in exception com.jaunt.ResponseException
-
Returns the status code of the response or -1 if the response is null (such as for a Connection error)
- getTable(String) - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
Returns a Table component for the first table Element that matches the specified elementQuery (or throws a NotFound Exception).
- getTable(Element) - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
Returns a Table component for the specified table Element or throws a NotFound exception if the specified element is not a table.
- getTable(int) - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
Returns a Table component representing the nth non-nested table Element in the document, or throws a NotFound exception if no table element is found.
- getText() - Method in class com.jaunt.Comment
-
Retrieves the text content of the Comment.
- getTextContent() - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Returns the concatenation of all children/descendants of type Text, or an empty String if none exist.
- getTextContent(String, boolean, boolean) - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Returns the concatenation of all children/descendants of type Text delimited by the specified delimiter.
- getTextContent(String, Node, Node, boolean, boolean, boolean, boolean) - Method in class com.jaunt.Element
-
Returns the concatenation of all children/descendants of type Text delimited by the specified delimiter.
- getType() - Method in class com.jaunt.JNode
-
Returns the node type as defined by the node type constants in this class.
- getType() - Method in class com.jaunt.Node
-
Returns the node type constant of this node.
- getUrl() - Method in class com.jaunt.Document
-
Returns the url used to request the document or null if the document was not retrieved using an HTTP request.
- getUrl() - Method in class com.jaunt.HttpRequest
-
Returns the url to which the HttpRequest is targeted.
- getValue() - Method in class com.jaunt.Cookie
-
Retrieves the value field of the cookie.
- getValue() - Method in class com.jaunt.Text
-
Retrieves the text value.
- getVersionInfo() - Static method in class com.jaunt.UserAgent
-
returns the version number, edition, and expiration date of this Jaunt release.


Given a strict symmetric monoidal category C: with a full subcategory (not necessarily symmetric monoidal) TC:
a partial trace is a natural transformation:
satisfying certain axioms (given below, since they are much simpler to present graphically than equationally).
As an example, let TCpo be the full subcategory of Cpo where all of the objects have a least element. Then TCpo Cpo has a partial trace given by fixed points.
As another example, given a signature V where a subset of the sorts are define a cyclic single-coloured flow graph to be traceable iff any cyclic path goes through at least one edge labelled with a traceable sort. Taking C to be the category of traceable graphs up to bisimulation, and TC to be the full subcategory where the objects are traceable sorts, we have a partial trace given by forming a feedback loop:
Note that in order to allow `black holes':
We shall provide a different axiomatization of traces than that provided by Joyal, Street and Verity, but we shall show below that in the case when C and TC are the same category, we recover their definition.
Naturality in X (for f : X X and g : X U(A) Y U(A) in C):
| = | ||
| f; TrX Y A (g) | = | TrX Y A (f idU(A); g) |
Naturality in Y (for f : Y Y and g : X U(A) Y U(A) in C):
| = | ||
| TrX Y A (g); f | = | TrX Y A (g; f idU(A)) |
Yanking:
| = | ||
| TrU(A) U(A) A (symmU(A) U(A)) | = | idU(A) |
Symmetry sliding (for f : X U(A) U(B) Y U(B) U(A)):
| = | ||||||
| = |
|
Strength (for f : V W and g : X U(A) Y U(A) in C):
| = | ||
| f TrX Y A (g) | = | Tr(V X) (W Y) A (f g) |
For those readers familiar with Joyal, Street and Verity's axiomatization of a trace, the above axioms are obviously derivable from theirs. Moreover, the following lemmas show that we can derive their axiomatization, so in the case where TC and C coincide, our axiomatization is the same as theirs.
Proposition (Parameterized dinaturality) (for f : Z U(B) U(A) and g : X U(A) Y U(B) in C):
| = | ||||
| = | Tr(X Z) Y B ((idX f); g) |
| = | ||
| TrX Y A (g; (idY f)) | = | TrX Y B ((idX f); g) |
Proof. Let Z be I in the above.
Proposition (Trace respects unit) (for f : I U(A) and g : X U(A) Y in C):
| = | ||
| TrX Y A (g; idY f) | = | (idX f); g |
| = | ||
| TrX Y A (g; idY f) | = | TrX Y C (TrX Y B ((idX f); g)) |
| = | ||
| TrX Y A (g) f | = | Tr(X V) (Y W) A ((idX symmV U(A)); (g f); (idY symmU(A) W)) |
We can now replay the same proof of soundness and completeness as in the finite products case. In some cases, the proof of the theorems is so similar to that in the finite products case that we elide it.
Let CGraph(V) be the category of traceable cyclic single-coloured flow graphs over V viewed up to bisimulation.
Proposition (Bisimulation is a congruence). Bisimulation is a congruence wrt the graph operations.
Proposition (Flow graphs form a partially traced cartesian category). CGraph(V) is a partially traced cartesian category.
Define CTerm(V) as the free partially traced cartesian category with finite products over V.
| f,g | ::= | ...as for Term... | |
| | | TrX(f) |
Proposition (Soundness). If f = g then [[f]] [[g]].
Proposition (Expressivity). For any traceable graph G, there is a term f such that [[f]] G.
A term is in normal form (ranged over by n) iff it is of the form:
Proposition (Normalization). For any term f there is a normal form g such that f = g.
Proposition (Completeness). If [[f]] [[g]] then f = g.
We can extend this result to include embedding single-coloured cyclic graphs into two- or three-coloured graphs. Let CGraph(V,C) and CGraph(V,V,P) be the categories of cyclic two- and three-coloured graphs such that:


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| Document number: | P1869R1 | |
|---|---|---|
| Date: | 2019-11-06 | |
| Audience: | Library Working Group | |
| Reply-to: | Tomasz Kamiński <tomaszkam at gmail dot com> | |
| Michał Dominiak <griwes at griwes dot info> |
condition_variable_any
interruptible wait methodsThis paper proposes small improved to the condition_variable_any
interruptible wait interface
(accepting stop_token
), that makes them more consistent with the rest of the standard and
more ergonomic to use.
| Before | After |
|---|---|
cv.wait_until(lock, [&cont] { return cont.empty(); }, stop_token); |
cv.wait(lock, stop_token, [&cont] { return cont.empty(); }); |
cv.wait_until(lock, time_point, [&cont] { return cont.empty(); }, stop_token); |
cv.wait_until(lock, stop_token, time_point, [&cont] { return cont.empty(); }); |
cv.wait_for(lock, 10s, [&cont] { return cont.empty(); }, stop_token); |
cv.wait_for(lock, stop_token, 10s, [&cont] { return cont.empty(); }); |
Dropped the _on
suffix per SG1 guidance in Belfast.
The wait_until
method not accepting time point is now just named wait
.
SG1 pool results:
Recommend we rename this overload of wait_until in response to PL 363: template<class Lock, class Predicate> bool wait_until(Lock& lock, Predicate pred, stop_token stoken) to: template<class Lock, class Predicate> void wait(Lock& lock, Predicate pred, stop_token stoken) SF F N A SA 1 11 7 2 0 Consensus for change. Recommend we change the return type this overload of wait_until to void and don't require re-evaluating the predicate if returning because of stop_token, in response to PL 363: template<class Lock, class Predicate> bool wait(Lock& lock, Predicate pred, stop_token stoken) to: template<class Lock, class Predicate> void wait(Lock& lock, Predicate pred, stop_token stoken) SF F N A SA 0 7 6 5 0 No consensus for change. Recommend we reorder the arguments of members that take a stop token according to P1869R0 in response to PL 363: SF F N A SA 10 8 1 0 0 Unanimous consent for change.
Initial revision.
Currently, the condition_variable_any
interruptible wait methods, i.e. ones that are accepting stop_token
,
are defined as follows:
template<class Lock, class Predicate> bool wait_until(Lock& lock, Predicate pred, stop_token stoken); template<class Lock, class Clock, class Duration, class Predicate> bool wait_until(Lock& lock, const chrono::time_point<Clock, Duration>& abs_time Predicate pred, stop_token stoken); template<class Lock, class Rep, class Period, class Predicate> bool wait_for(Lock& lock, const chrono::duration<Rep, Period>& rel_time, Predicate pred, stop_token stoken);
The paper proposes to adjust their names and signatures to make them more consistent with the rest of the "[thread] Thread support library",
by dropping _until
for method without time point and placing stop_token
as the second argument (thus making pred
last).
template<class Lock, class Predicate> bool wait(Lock& lock, stop_token stoken, Predicate pred); template<class Lock, class Clock, class Duration, class Predicate> bool wait_until(Lock& lock, stop_token stoken, const chrono::time_point<Clock, Duration>& abs_time Predicate pred); template<class Lock, class Rep, class Period, class Predicate> bool wait_for(Lock& lock, stop_token stoken, const chrono::duration<Rep, Period>& rel_time, Predicate pred);
_until
prefix for functions with absolute timeoutsIn the [thread.req.timing] Timing specifications p4 the standard explicitly
states that the _until
prefix is used with functions that accept time_point
as argument:
- The functions whose names end in
_until
take an argument that specifies a time point. These functions produce absolute timeouts. Implementations should use the clock specified in the time point to measure time for these functions.
Out of 13 function using _until
suffix, that are defined in the [thread] Thread support library
this_thread::sleep_until
,timed_mutex::try_lock_until
,recursive_timed_mutex::try_lock_until
,shared_timed_mutex::try_lock_until
,shared_timed_mutex::try_lock_until
,unique_lock::try_lock_until
,shared_lock::try_lock_until
,condition_variable::wait_until
(x2),condition_variable_any::wait_until
(x4).only the condition_variable_any::wait_until
method does not accept the time_point
argument:
template<class Lock, class Predicate> bool wait_until(Lock& lock, Predicate pred, stop_token stoken);
This paper addresses above inconsistency and conflicting wording, by renaming the method to wait
.
Similarly to above, pre-existing non-interruptible waits methods, accept the predicate as the last argument (after
lock and optional time_point
/duration
argument). This allows invocations,
that uses lambda as the predicate, to be nicely formatted:
cv.wait_for(lock, 10s, [&cont] { return cont.empty(); });
However, the newly introduced interruptible waits, places the additional stop_token
argument,
after the predicate:
cv.wait_for(lock, 10s, [&cont] { return cont.empty(); }, stop_token);
This paper moves the stop_token
to second the position, thus allowing:
cv.wait_for(lock, stop_token, 10s, [&cont] { return cont.empty(); });
The proposed wording changes refer to N4830 (C++ Working Draft, 2019-08-15).
Apply following changes to [thread.condition.condvarany] Class condition_variable_any
:
// [thread.condvarany.intwait], interruptible waits template<class Lock, class Predicate> bool wait_until(Lock& lock, stop_token stoken, Predicate pred, stop_token stoken); template<class Lock, class Clock, class Duration, class Predicate> bool wait_until(Lock& lock, stop_token stoken, const chrono::time_point<Clock, Duration>& abs_time, Predicate pred, stop_token stoken); template<class Lock, class Rep, class Period, class Predicate> bool wait_for(Lock& lock, stop_token stoken, const chrono::duration<Rep, Period>& rel_time, Predicate pred, stop_token stoken);
Apply following changes to [thread.condvarany.intwait] Interruptible waits:
template<class Lock, class Predicate> bool wait[...]_until(Lock& lock, stop_token stoken, Predicate pred, stop_token stoken);template<class Lock, class Clock, class Duration, class Predicate> bool wait_until(Lock& lock, stop_token stoken, const chrono::time_point<Clock, Duration>& abs_time, Predicate pred[...], stop_token stoken);template<class Lock, class Rep, class Period, class Predicate> bool wait_for(Lock& lock, stop_token stoken, const chrono::duration<Rep, Period>& rel_time, Predicate pred, stop_token stoken);
Update the value of the __cpp_lib_jthread
in table "Standard library feature-test macros" of [support.limits.general] to reflect the date of approval of this proposal.
Special thanks and recognition goes to Sabre (http://www.sabre.com) for supporting the production of this proposal and author's participation in standardization committee.


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This little experiment makes a request to a simple Web API using .NET Core 3.1 hosted on Azure that has a connection to a Postgres database on Heroku.
The Web API image has an Alpine base to make it smaller. It resides on my Docker Hub and it is build with every push on my GitHub repository.
A little bit of humor is always important, that being said, lets talk about my skills.


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Hodlgang
jspook16
08-Sep-18 04:04 AM
lol same here
but i've got a plan this time
so in a couple of years when it cycles back i'll be prepared....either that or at the soup lines
Hollowman9000
08-Sep-18 04:05 AM
A plan
jspook16
08-Sep-18 04:06 AM
lol yes somewhat of a plan
Hollowman9000
08-Sep-18 04:06 AM
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=G0AXgaFqEas
James Thomas
It's All Part of the Plan - Joker Speech
jspook16
08-Sep-18 04:07 AM
lol yes it might end up like that too
everything is on the table at this point
hayle yeah i just created my asset chain
Lizzies....BOLO....ticker LIZ
Hollowman9000
08-Sep-18 04:10 AM
Nice
Joker said it best
“Do I look like a guy with a plan?”
“I’m a dog chasing cars, I wouldn’t know what to DO with it if I caught it”
1
jspook16
08-Sep-18 04:10 AM
haha playing it by ear...that can work too
Hollowman9000
08-Sep-18 04:11 AM
“I just DO. things”
That’s me and crypto
Dumbassery 101
jspook16
08-Sep-18 04:11 AM
its gotten you this far
Hollowman9000
08-Sep-18 04:11 AM
True
Could’ve been 20MM+ USD
jspook16
08-Sep-18 04:12 AM
oh nice
Hollowman9000
08-Sep-18 04:12 AM
but here I am
(Iota ICO)
jspook16
08-Sep-18 04:12 AM
seriously??
d@mn
got out to early?
too*
Hollowman9000
08-Sep-18 04:12 AM
(XEM genesis owner)
Didn’t dump the 2btc into the iota ICO
jspook16
08-Sep-18 04:13 AM
maybe you do need a plan lol
Hollowman9000
08-Sep-18 04:13 AM
Surprised you hadn’t heard of my laundry list of blunders
jspook16
08-Sep-18 04:13 AM
those are good moves...just need to close the show
nah.........ive been in and out
Hollowman9000
08-Sep-18 04:14 AM
I could’ve sailed off into the sunset
Hence
I’m a diehard hodler now
Sold my 2.4MM XEM @ 59 sats when BTC was nothing
jspook16
08-Sep-18 04:15 AM
you need a HODL tattoo.....as reminder
i guess i do too
Hollowman9000
08-Sep-18 04:16 AM
Trust me, it’s burned in now
jspook16
08-Sep-18 04:16 AM
i gave up lisk for scraps, snt for scraps
Hollowman9000
08-Sep-18 04:16 AM
I laughed off BTC in 2010 when I first heard of it too
I’ve missed many boats
(edited)
jspook16
08-Sep-18 04:16 AM
well we're on the kmd train now
last chance for me i think
this is it.


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Spark
Spark has transformation functions.
Facts to take into account
CombineByKey
is preferred overGroupByKey
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Spark
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functions
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from a Seq
object, we write this: seq apply i
.
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is out of the scope!
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var variable = "value"
}
println(variable)
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instruction. - The
apply
functions. - Difference between
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caeb-1inch
is a nodejs library to provide an easy access to 1inch exchange pair prices.
You can use it for ETH or BSC blockchains.
yarn add caeb-1inch
# - or -
npm i caeb-1inch
// Import the lib
import Caeb1inch, { IBlockchain } from 'caeb-1inch';
// Create a new client (ETH, BSC)
const client = new Caeb1inch({ chainId: IBlockchain.BSC });
// Get the token list (in cache)
const tokenList = await client.getTokensList();
// Get the token list (force refresh)
const tokenListFresh = await client.getTokensList(true);
// Get token infos from a symbol
const token = await client.getTokenBySymbol('BNB');
// {
// "symbol": "BNB",
// "name": "BNB",
// "decimals": 18,
// "address": "0xeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee",
// "logoURI": "https: //tokens.1inch.exchange/0xbb4cdb9cbd36b01bd1cbaebf2de08d9173bc095c.png"
// }
// Get the quote price for a pair of symbols (raised to a fromToken decimals power)
const price = await client.getPairPriceBySymbols({
fromTokenSymbol: 'BNB',
toTokenSymbol: 'USDC',
amount: 1 ** 18,
});
//<PHONE_NUMBER>321
// Get the quote price for a pair of contracts (raised to a fromToken decimals power)
const price = await client.getPairPriceByAddress({
fromTokenAddress: '0xeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee',
toTokenAddress: '0x8ac76a51cc950d9822d68b83fe1ad97b32cd580d',
amount: 1 ** 18,
});
//<PHONE_NUMBER>321
You can find examples in /src/examples
npm run test
# - or -
npm run test:watch
| Var | Type | Default | Desc |
|---|---|---|---|
| apiUrl | string | https://api.1inch.exchange | The 1inch API url. |
| apiVersion | string | v3.0 | The 1inch version to use. |
| chainId | number | 56 | The Blockchain ID to use (ETH: 1, BSC: 56). |
| priceMultiplier | number | 10 | The price multiplier to apply on quote amount to have enough floats in the quote price. |
Visit https://caebwallace.github.io/caeb-1inch/ for extended informations and documentations.
If you like that project and my work, you can send me your favorite shitcoin to my ERC20 / BEP20 wallet address : 0x1Ed970C1D3F9B85bA6607d45C752E22D9b0b09f4
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