a64l
, l64a
—convert between radix-64 ASCII string and longSynopsis
#include <stdlib.h> long a64l(const char *input); char *l64a(long input);
Description
Conversion is performed between long and radix-64 characters. The
l64a
routine transforms up to 32 bits of input value starting from
least significant bits to the most significant bits. The input value
is split up into a maximum of 5 groups of 6 bits and possibly one
group of 2 bits (bits 31 and 30).
Each group of 6 bits forms a value from 0–63 which is translated into a character as follows:
When the remaining bits are zero or all bits have been translated, a null terminator is appended to the string. An input value of 0 results in the empty string.
The a64l
function performs the reverse translation. Each
character is used to generate a 6-bit value for up to 30 bits and then
a 2-bit value to complete a 32-bit result. The null terminator means
that the remaining digits are 0. An empty input string or NULL string
results in 0L. An invalid string results in undefined behavior. If
the size of a long is greater than 32 bits, the result is sign-extended.
Returns
l64a
returns a null-terminated string of 0 to 6 characters.
a64l
returns the 32-bit translated value from the input character string.
Portability
l64a
and a64l
are non-ANSI and are defined by the Single Unix Specification.
Supporting OS subroutines required: None.


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[telegram] <PTYX11> There indeed is a listing cost to be onboarded the Atomicdex app. Projects don't have to use the AtomicDEX app to use the network, they are able to use the open source api and marketmaker to build their own apps or implementations of the DEX. The listing cost covers integration, maintenance, and security updates. (re @Mr_Cryptodude: Is it true?)
[telegram] <bartwr> Issue related to this, that was created today: https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/atomicDEX/issues/103
(edited)
logging this in behalf of Carsen#3333 "It does just really really sucks for us smaller cap cryptos that have been hard at work for the past two + years that dont get funding like that Just...
[telegram] <Ggokhangark> True (re @Mr_Cryptodude: Is it true?)
[telegram] <PTYX11> There's no need for Komodo to reply to a toxic developer ranting about not wanting to pay a listing fee. In my opinion the more attention they give it the more attention Carsen gets. If you don't agree with the cost of onboarding your project to the AtomicDEX app then simply build your own and use the api for the decentralized network.
[telegram] <Ggokhangark> But 6500 usd not 7500 usd-)
[telegram] <PTYX11> I don't get why some developers would think they are entitled to get free listings when there is definitely a high cost of development and maintenace of a mobile app. If the cost is more than they can muster, then they can use the api to build out their own graphical interface or use a different gui like the hyperdex or chainswap.
[telegram] <Mr_Cryptodude> Is 6500$ paid in KMD?
[telegram] <PTYX11> it's paid in KMD or BTC. (re @Mr_Cryptodude: Is 6500$ paid in KMD?)
[telegram] <Mr_Cryptodude> Okey good hehe
[telegram] <PTYX11> the funds are used to expand and maintain the app.
[telegram] <PTYX11> some projects have paid in their own native coin but it's sold for KMD and it's only accepted when there is enough liquidity to sell it for KMD/BTC
[telegram] <Mr_Cryptodude> Its a small fee and used for a good purpose, so Why is he ranting?
[telegram] <PTYX11> Apparently he wants it for free. I could understand if it was a project with high volumen and marketing reach. But it isn't. (re @Mr_Cryptodude: Its a small fee and used for a good purpose, so Why is he ranting?)
[telegram] <Ggokhangark> You have many expenses and ofcourse you will ask money for listing in atomic dex. It is your right.
[telegram] <SaddamHossain> The tweet shows his real face. He wants everything free. And, he didn't get the grapes and now grapes are sour to him.
[telegram] <Regnar> I don't understand people... there is literally a free version and a paid version, and he is screaming that the paid version isn't free...
[telegram] <PTYX11> Definitely, I wouldn't give him much attention. As he said, he can build his own version of it for $0. But he will build it on the back of Komodo's work. (re @SaddamHossain: The tweet shows his real face. He wants everything free. And, he didn't get the grapes and now grapes are sour to him.)
[telegram] <PTYX11> and it won't cost him $0
[telegram] <SaddamHossain> Trust me, he is/would be regular and will show sooooo much positiveness, until his coin is listed for free. Once it is listed, you will not see him anywhere near Komodo in the next few years.
[telegram] <SaddamHossain> This is what happened since BarterDEX days.
[telegram] <SaddamHossain> He joined Slack, made some hype, listed his coin in BarterDEX, Agama and gone. He couldn't even run his electrum servers properly and their users were having issues while eating support time of Komodo. That didn't happen only once, but multiple times.
[telegram] <Ggokhangark> Komodo is not a charitable institution. This is a company which has goals and many expenses. So it is very normal that you are asking payment.
[telegram] <PTYX11> (re @Ggokhangark: Komodo is not a charitable institution. This is a company which has goals and many expenses. So it is very normal that you are asking payment.)
[telegram] <Osirustwits> Wow KMD is charging a fee to do all the intergration, updating and maintenance work on the app I want to integrate.


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Unai Emery reacts to Jose Mourinho replacing Mauricio Pochettino at Tottenham
Arsenal manager Unai Emery admits he was ‘surprised’ Tottenham decided to part ways with Mauricio Pochettino and move for Jose Mourinho.
Spurs have endured a miserable start to the 2019-20 campaign but had reached the Champions League final under Pochettino last season.
Shortly after Daniel Levy opted to sack Pochettino, Tottenham announced the former Manchester United, Chelsea and Real Madrid manager Mourinho as their new manager.
Reacting to the change, Arsenal boss Emery said: ‘I think it’s a surprise how it finished with Pochettino.
‘I don’t know exactly why and how it’s going to change their performance.
‘[Jose] is a very good coach his career is strong with titles and experience and I think also Pochettino working in Tottenham was amazing.’
Asked whether he was surprised by Pochettino’s sacking, Emery said: ‘Yes, for me it was a surprise.
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‘Maybe the last matches they didn’t achieve a good result but in the last year with Pochetinno was perfect.
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Digital design guide and patterns library
This is the design pattern library for Home Office Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT). It extends the GOV.UK design patterns with patterns for additional use cases and users, including internal services.
Patterns
These patterns have been developed by the Home Office research and design teams to help develop and create consistent, usable services. They include example components and guidance on usage.
Resources
Resources to help interaction designers at the Home Office.
Accessibility
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Contributing to the patterns
For Home Office designers, we have a process for contributing to these patterns. We would be happy for feedback if the contribution process doesn't work for you.


A noisy polygon repeatedly goes forward a random amount, turns a random amount, sets the red, green, and blue parts of the pen colour to random values, and sets the pen size to a random value. All random numbers are given by a minimum and maximum value. So there are 12 numbers which control each image: minimum step, maximum step, minimum turn, maximum turn, minimum red, maximum red, minimum green, maximum green, minimum blue, maximum blue, minimum pen size, and maximum pen size. They are called noisy because "noise" (or randomness) is added to the average value for steps, turns, and pen characteristics.
After you have rated several images (100 works well, maybe less) you can train the computer to predict how you would rate a new noisy polygon you've never seen. See these project ideas to explore this further. Learn more here.


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The aggregate score for a signature is sum of the scores of all its
selected parses. A parse is deemed selected if it passes the selection
formula (if any).
This clarification is specially useful e.g. if the user is browsing
top signatures. A selection formula, e.g. $SCORE < 10
entered by the user applies to the individual parse scores and not
the signature level scores. In this particular example, we will first
select parses with scores less than 10 and compute the signature
scores by summing over the parse scores, and the resulting signature
score could very well be more than 10.
The same logic also applies to match counts such as $NEW. They apply
to the individual parse counts and not the aggregated counts.


This is an Angular 2 app that uses the Spotify Web API to find artist and display albums and track listings


| MDEV(1) | User Commands | MDEV(1) |
mdev -s is to be run during boot to scan /sys and populate /dev. mdev -d[f]: daemon, listen on netlink.
-f: stay in foreground.
It uses /etc/mdev.conf with lines
where DEVNAME is device name regex, @major,minor[-minor2], or environment variable regex. A common use of the latter is to load modules for hotplugged devices:
If /dev/mdev.seq file exists, mdev will wait for its value to match $SEQNUM variable. This prevents plug/unplug races. To activate this feature, create empty /dev/mdev.seq at boot.
If /dev/mdev.log file exists, debug log will be appended to it.
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Calendar About Nothing tracks my public contributions on GitHub.
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Spring 2013
Animal Armies was developed using our in house engine, Mirror Engine, and the second version of our level editor, Treequake. In order to bring a roguelike feel to the turn-based strategy genre, each team is comprised of a random assortment of units each with different stats and the world terrain is randomly generated for each match.
I was the technical lead and co-creative director for the project. I coordinated SIGGD's team up with another ACM club SIGART (Special Interest Group Artificial Intelligence) to give the game both local multiplayer and computer controlled opponents. My main technical contribution to the project was the design and development of the core gameplay systems such as how turns are structured and units are moved as well as the GUIs used throughout the game.
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class Marionette::Transport
- Marionette::Transport
- Reference
- Object
Included Modules
Defined in:
marionette/transport.crConstructors
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.new(timeout = 60000)
Creates a new Transport instance with the provided
#timeout
.
Instance Method Summary
-
#connect(address, port)
Initiates a TCP connection to a running Firefox instance using the provided
address
andport
. - #last_id : Int32
- #max_packet_length : Int32
- #max_packet_length=(max_packet_length : Int32)
- #min_protocol_level : Int32
- #min_protocol_level=(min_protocol_level : Int32)
-
#receive
Receives a message from the browser following a command and parses it into a
Message
instance. -
#receive_raw
Receives a message from the browser following a command and returns the raw string.
- #request(command, params = nil)
-
#send(command, params = nil)
Sends a
command
to the browser with optionalparams
supplied as any object that can be converted to json via#to_json
. - #timeout : Int32
Instance methods inherited from module Marionette::Logger
alert(*args, **options)alert(*args, **options, &block) alert, crit(*args, **options)
crit(*args, **options, &block) crit, debug(*args, **options)
debug(*args, **options, &block) debug, emerg(*args, **options)
emerg(*args, **options, &block) emerg, error(*args, **options)
error(*args, **options, &block) error, info(*args, **options)
info(*args, **options, &block) info, notice(*args, **options)
notice(*args, **options, &block) notice, warning(*args, **options)
warning(*args, **options, &block) warning
Class methods inherited from module Marionette::Logger
alert(message)
alert,
crit(message)
crit,
debug(message)
debug,
emerg(message)
emerg,
error(message)
error,
info(message)
info,
logger
logger,
logger=(logger)
logger=,
notice(message)
notice,
warning(message)
warning
Constructor Detail
Instance Method Detail
Initiates a TCP connection to a running Firefox instance
using the provided address
and port
.
Receives a message from the browser following
a command and parses it into a Message
instance.
Receives a message from the browser following a command and returns the raw string.
TODO Add timeout
Sends a command
to the browser with optional
params
supplied as any object that can be
converted to json via #to_json
.


I'm studying Computer Science at the University Of Rhode Island. I've been a lifelong builder, whether it be with Legos, Bionicles, or puzzles. I've also been a lifelong lover of tech, especially computers, and Computer Science has become the embodiment of these two passions. I'm an aspiring software engineer with a strong interest in backend development. I have experience building fullstack web applications through side projects I've uploaded to my Github account, agile methodology, and using git in a team setting.
GPA: 3.64
Coursework:
Udemy: The Complete Web Developer Bootcamp 2019
Coursera: Web Applications For Everybody
A Friend and I love watching youtube videos together. The problem is that we live a few states away from eachother. We try to synchronize our watching experience over the phone, but despite our best efforts, one of us is always a few seconds behind or in front of the other.
I decided to build a tool to fix this issuse, and this is how YouTube Sync came to be. It uses web sockets and the Youtube IFrame Player API to allow multiple users to watch the same YouTube video at the same time, and stay synchronized when pausing, playing, and skipping.
I'm always trying to be a more productive person, and while watching a TED talk I learned about the Pomodoro study technique. I fell in love with it and used it to study for finals exams, cleaning my room, or whatever other type of work I was doing. But I kept jumping from app to app to website to website trying to find software that had all the features I wanted, the biggest being a way to visually track my progress through statistics.
After searching for a while, I realized, "I'm a programmer I can make it myself!". So that's why I created Pomodoro Study, A web application that helps users practice the Pomodoro study technique by allowing them to view their study data visually.
I love using sticky note/to-do list apps, but I couldn't fine one that easy allowed me to have different to-do list for different activites. For example one to-do list for a club, one to-do list for classes, one to-do list for reading.
So I built this to-do list web application that allows for dynamic to-do lists to be created on the spot.
On the software side, I really enjoy building web applications, I do a lot of fullstack work on side projects. I enjoy building tools that automate a tedious task, that and/or help users improve their life and be more productive.
Outside of software, you might find me reading a book, playing some basketball, or deeply invested in a videogame.


statsmodels.iolib.foreign.StataReader¶
-
class
statsmodels.iolib.foreign.
StataReader
(fname, missing_values=False, encoding=None)[source]¶ Stata .dta file reader.
Provides methods to return the metadata of a Stata .dta file and a generator for the data itself.
Parameters: file : file-like
A file-like object representing a Stata .dta file.
missing_values : bool
If missing_values is True, parse missing_values and return a Missing Values object instead of None.
encoding : string, optional
Used for Python 3 only. Encoding to use when reading the .dta file. Defaults to locale.getpreferredencoding
See also
statsmodels.lib.io.genfromdta
Notes
This is known only to work on file formats 113 (Stata 8/9), 114 (Stata 10/11), and 115 (Stata 12). Needs to be tested on older versions. Known not to work on format 104, 108. If you have the documentation for older formats, please contact the developers.
For more information about the .dta format see http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?dta http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?dta_113
Methods
dataset
([as_dict])Returns a Python generator object for iterating over the dataset. file_format
()Returns the file format. file_headers
()Returns all .dta file headers. file_label
()Returns the dataset’s label. file_timestamp
()Returns the date and time Stata recorded on last file save. variables
()Returns a list of the dataset’s StataVariables objects. Attributes
DTYPE_MAP
MISSING_VALUES
TYPE_MAP


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Reads a file in the current working directory or a String as a plain text Java Properties file. The returned object is a normal Map with String keys. The map can also be pre loaded with default values before reading/parsing the data.
Fields:file
:
Optional path to a file in the workspace to read the properties from.
These are added to the resulting map after the defaults and so will overwrite any key/value pairs already present.
text
:
An Optional String containing properties formatted data.
These are added to the resulting map after file
and so will overwrite any key/value pairs already present.
defaults
:
An Optional Map containing default key/values.
These are added to the resulting map first.
interpolate
:
Flag to indicate if the properties should be interpolated or not. urlDecoder
, urlEncoder
,
date
, base64Decoder
, base64Encoder
.
Default prefix interpolations can be overridden by setting the
system property: org.jenkinsci.plugins.pipeline.utility.steps.conf.ReadPropertiesStepExecution.CUSTOM_PREFIX_INTERPOLATOR_LOOKUPS
Example:
Example with interpolation:
def d = [test: 'Default', something: 'Default', other: 'Default']
def props = readProperties defaults: d, file: 'dir/my.properties', text: 'other=Override'
assert props['test'] == 'One'
assert props['something'] == 'Default'
assert props.something == 'Default'
assert props.other == 'Override'
def props = readProperties interpolate: true, file: 'test.properties'
assert props.url = 'http://localhost'
assert props.resource = 'README.txt'
// if fullUrl is defined to ${url}/${resource} then it should evaluate to http://localhost/README.txt
assert props.fullUrl = 'http://localhost/README.txt'


Robofive!
API in NodeJS & Express which talks to an Arduino!
Uses websockets to make noises!


We strive to create an environment for users to upload and view music on a shared platform. MusiNet is a social network for music allowing you to share music through Soundcloud.
We made MusiNet because music is something that deserves to be shared. We wanted to create a place where people can share the music that they like.
If you'd like to share your music on MusiNet, create an account. After you have created the account create a post. Paste in the Soundcloud link and we'll do the rest for you including adding a link to the song and artist, as well as implementing a version of the song that you'd find on Soundcloud.


Play as Profesor Rossa, Guru Guru or Don Carter.
Avoid Falling Lava and Recover the Video Tapes.
Enjoy a totally Free Game. No Ads, No Hidden Costs only Fun!
Profesor Rossa was a Chilean Television Show from the 80's and 90's. The main cast were Profesor Rossa, Guru Guru and Don Carter. The profesor used different videos about animal life. Children could learn about animals and how to draw them.
Because we love Profesor Rossa and everyone should play this humble fan game.
This game was made by Ninjas.cl in March 2017. Baked with 100% Chilean Love.
No!. This game does not collect any data. This is totally ad-free. No revenue is made. Totally safe software that respects your privacy and rights.
This game was programmed in the fantasy console Pico-8. Android and iOS ports were made using the Löve2d game engine.
2017. Made with ♥ by Ninjas.cl.


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Posted on April 7, 2016
I have had about a week of lessons over Logarithms and after a little trouble, I understand them. I know how to move the numbers around and divide logs in a calculator. Logarithms aren’t as difficult as you would think, you just need to practice and maybe teach it to someone else like I did.
Trying to figure out for ‘x’ was more difficult though. You can experiment with numbers until you find ‘x’ or you can do it the easy way and turn it into logs. It will take some practice to learn how to write out the problem before plugging it into the calculator but it’s easy to get the hang of it.
Personally, I am not having trouble but when I have a hiccup, my friends help and explain it to me. I think I have mastered the basic logarithms and could use a little more exposure to medium level difficulty. I saw a Logarithm with the ‘3x-5’ exponent. I could probably figure it out after a while but right now it confuses me.
Now I need to try to teach the types of logarithms to others and learn how to work out the problem I stated above.
If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again
Logarithms aren’t difficult and I am glad I learned them


Welcome to PyHHT’s documentation!¶
This is a small application for the Hilbert Huang Transform(HHT) Spectrum based on Python.
Actually, the MATLAB version is well written for HHT, but there is no Python version for the implement of HHT spectrum, which triggers me to write this. Hope this will help the people who need it.
Requirements:¶
Required packages to run this program (tested on Debian Wheezy):
netCDF4
python-numpy
matplotlib
scipy
pyEMD
Details:¶
The following contents contain one example of the hht spectrum.
from netCDF4 import Dataset
from hht import hht
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
f = Dataset('./source/obs.nc')
fsh = f.variables['FSH']
time = f.variables['time']
one_site = np.ma.masked_invalid(fsh[0,:])
time = time[~one_site.mask]
data = one_site.compressed()
hht(data, time)
The EMD and Instance frequency can always be autogenerated.


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Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
zayenz at gmail.com
Fri Nov 14 07:02:56 CET 2008
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 1:24 PM, Tias Guns <tias.guns at cs.kuleuven.be> wrote:
> Cool, I didn't know adding a custom propagator could be as easy as
> including the implementation in your model directly !
Adding a new propagator works just like adding a new branching. In
contrast to branchings though, there are very few standard problems
where a custom propagator is needed, so we don't have any examples
with it. Note that the DisEq-propagator can be implemented using
IntVarArgs ia(2);
ia[0] = y; ia[1] = z;
IntVar index(*this, 0, 1);
element(*this, ia, index, x, ICL_DOM);
so there is no immediate need to implement it before it is known to be
a performance problem.
> Note that in the example the 'propagate' function misses the ModEventDelta
> parameter:
> line 57 should be: virtual ExecStatus propagate(Space* home,
> ModEventDelta);
> line 93 should be: DisEq<View>::propagate(Space* home, ModEventDelta) {
Yes, that is quite right, thanks. I haven't compiled this code since
ModEventDelta's were introduced, so I forgot about them.
> Thanks for the tip,
You're welcome.
/Mikael
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Acetaminophen 325 mg
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Acetaminophen 325 mg
Dextromethorphan HBr 10 mg
Phenylephrine HCl 5 mg
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American actor and rapper Will Smith has always been quite open about his private life, often sharing videos of his family and daily routine with Instagram followers, but his recent post still took his audience by surprise.
Will Smith surprised his followers once again by posting a video from a medical facility where he was about to undergo a colonoscopy procedure for the first time, while joking that he hoped that an image of his posterior would help him to attract more Instagram followers.
“They said you can’t get to 50 million followers on IG without showing your butt. So here I am, getting a colonoscopy for the clout”, Smith captioned the video.
In the clip, Smith shared with his followers an image of the socks and gown he was going to wear for a procedure involving a tube being inserted into his rectum, and also showed a blurred view of his booty, while screaming “my a** gonna be out”.
Although many found the post hilarious, a lot of Instagram users simply praised the actor for being honest about such sensitive issues, while saying that regular health checkups were rather important.
In an extended version of the video titled “I Vlogged My Colonoscopy” Smith shared his experience of a colonoscopy while introducing his doctor Ala Stanford, who recommended that he undergo the procedure because he’s now in his fifties.
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Servitization best practice
Modularization
It is recommended to put service interfaces, service models, service exceptions, and so on in the API package,Because the service model and exception are part of the API, it is also in conformity with the modularization principle:Reusing the publish equivalence principle (REP) and the Common Reuse Principle (CRP).
If you need, you can also consider placing a spring reference configuration in the API package, so that the user can only use the configuration in the spring loading process, and the configuration suggestion is placed in the package directory of the module, so as not to conflict, eg:com/alibaba/china/xxx/dubbo-reference.xml
。
Granularity
The service interface should have large granularity as possible.Each service method should represent a function rather than a step of a function, otherwise it will be faced with distributed transaction problem. Dubbo does not provide distributed transaction support at present.
The service interface recommends the division of the business scene as a unit and abstract the similar business to prevent the explosion of the number of interfaces.
It is not recommended to use an too abstract universal interface, such as Map query (Map), which has no explicit semantics, which will inconvenience later maintenance.
Version
Each interface should define a version number to provide possible subsequent incompatible upgrades,eg: <dubbo:service interface="com.xxx.XxxService" version="1.0" />
。
It is recommended to use a two bit version number, because the third - bit version number is usually compatible with a compatible upgrade, and a change of service version is required only when incompatible.
When incompatible, half of the provider is upgraded to a new version, and all the consumers are upgraded to a new version, and the remaining half providers are upgraded to a new version.
Compatibility
The service interface adds method or the service model adds fields. It can be backward compatible, delete methods or delete fields, and will not be compatible. The new fields of the enumerated type are not compatible, so we need to upgrade by changing the version number.
The compatibility of each protocol is different, see: Protocol introduction
Enumeration type
If it is a complete set, you can use Enum, eg:ENABLE
, DISABLE
。
If it is the type of business, there will be an obvious type of increase in the future, and it is not recommended to use Enum
, and it is not recommended to use Enum and can be replaced by String
.
If you useEnum
in the return value,And add the Enum
value,suggestions to upgrade the service consumption, so that the service provider does not return a new value.
If the Enum
value is used in the incoming parameter,and add the Enum
value,it is suggested that the service provider be upgraded first, so that the service consumer will not pass the new value.
Serialization
The service parameters and return values suggest that the POJO object is used, that is, the object of the attribute is represented by the setter
, getter
method.
Service parameters and return values do not recommend the use of interfaces, because data model abstraction is of little significance, and serialization requires interfaces to implement meta information of classes, and can not play the purpose of hiding implementation.
Service parameters and return values must be byValue, but not byReference. The reference or return values of consumers and providers are not the same, but the values are the same. Dubbo does not support remote objects.
Exception
It is suggested that abnormal reporting errors are used rather than return error codes, and exception information can carry more information and have more semantic friendliness.
If you are worried about performance problems, you can use the override () method of fillInStackTrace () out of the exception class as an empty method to make it not a copy of the stack information when necessary.
Query method is not recommended throws checked, otherwise the caller in the query will be too much try...catch, and can not be processed.
Service providers should not throw the exception of DAO or SQL to the consumer side. They should package the exception that consumers do not care about in service implementation, otherwise consumers may not be able to serialize the corresponding exception.
Call
Not just because it is a Dubbo call, wrap the call logic eith try...catch
clause. try...catch
should be added to the appropriate rollback boundary.
The check logic for the input parameters should be available at the Provider side. For performance considerations, the service implementer may consider adding a service Stub class to the API package to complete the test.


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Hello everyone
Sorry for my bad English, but unfortunately I do not speak to me and help with a translator ...
I want to use your project EOM, I have prepared all the components soldered on the PCB and I find myself having to load the sofware know EmonTx.
If you load the software "emonTx_CT123_Voltage" everything is going well and the dashboard see the data, but also because I want to use a temperature probe if you load the software "emonTx_CT123_Voltage_Temp" gives me these errors that can not understand:
In file included from emonTx_CT123_Voltage_Temp.ino: 64:
C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Arduino \ libraries \ DallasTemperature / DallasTemperature.h: 67: error: expected `) 'before' * 'token
C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Arduino \ libraries \ DallasTemperature / DallasTemperature.h: 231: error: ISO C + + forbids declaration of 'OneWire' with no type
C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Arduino \ libraries \ DallasTemperature / DallasTemperature.h: 231: error: expected ';' before '*' token
emonTx_CT123_Voltage_Temp: 67: error: 'OneWire' does not name a type
emonTx_CT123_Voltage_Temp: 68: error: 'OneWire' was Not Declared in this scope.
Kindly able to help me understand, thank you all.
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Re: Help file - emonTx_CT123_Voltage_Temp
Do you have the OneWire library? At the beginning of the sketch:
THIS SKETCH REQUIRES:
Libraries in the standard arduino libraries folder:
- JeeLib https://github.com/jcw/jeelib
- EmonLib https://github.com/openenergymonitor/EmonLib.git
- OneWire http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/arduino_libraries/OneWire.zip
- DallasTemperature https://github.com/milesburton/Arduino-Temperature-Control-Library/
"expected `) 'before' * 'token" tells you that it could not understand 'OneWire'
"'OneWire' does not name a type" tells you that it does not know what sort of variable 'OneWire' is
" 'OneWire' was Not Declared in this scope." tells you you have not told it that you use the name OneWire
Therefore the 'OneWire' library is the first place to look.
Re: Help file - emonTx_CT123_Voltage_Temp
Thanks Robert Wall
Thank you so much for your answer, really nice, you will not believe I had put the file, but I forgot to unpack it.
Thanks again


Cloning the Throughput Database¶
The Throughput Database is a live database, that is continually updated with user-created annotations and operations that clean and optimize the graph structure. Database snapshots are made available on a semi-regular basis and can be accessed through the Throughput Snapshot Collection on figShare.
Download the File¶
The Throughput snapshots are saved as tar.gz
compressed files. A number of programs exist to unzip these files on Windows, Mac or Linux operating systems. Select one of the snapshots within the Collection and download the file to your computer.
Using neo4j Desktop¶
The file within the tar.gz
archive is a neo4j dump file. If you do not have neo4j installed, you must do that first (see Installing neo4j).
Once neo4j is installed:
- Start Neo4j desktop and create a new local database.
- Click on the
...
icon on the top right of the database panel, and select Manage. - Click the "Open Folder" button to open the directory of the database.
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.dump
file to an appropriate location in this directory. - In the Manage window, click the Open Terminal button.
- In the terminal, use the following command:
bin/neo4j-admin load --from=<archive-path> --database=<database-name> --force
Where the <archive-path>
is the path of the .dump
file and <database-name>
is the type of the new database that you are loading into (in this case, a neo4j
database). There may be some difference between Windows and Linux-based operating systems in the use of forward and backslashes. As an example, if I placed the file neo4j.dump
into the data/backups
directory of the database, I could load it with the following command:
bin\neo4j-admin load --from=data/backups/neo4j.dump --database=neo4j --force
- Start the database. It should populate with the data.
See also the official Neo4j page on dumping and loading database snapshots here.


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Sprouts may have to be imported this Christmas as British shoppers 'face shortage'
The weather has been causing problems with the crops
by Paul HironsLove them or loathe them, Brussels sprouts are an integral part of any Yuletide spread.
But sprouts fans are facing a shortage of their fave veg grown in the UK this Christmas, reports claim.
The Grocer reports that because of the wet weather, sprouts may be in short supply this year.
A spokesperson for the British Growers Association (BGA) says that there is only a 'short timescale' for the weather to improve.
Read more: More people want Brussels Sprouts than pigs in blankets at Christmas
If things don't improve, brassicas like sprouts, cauliflowers, and cabbages will have to be shipped in from abroad to meet demand during the festive period.
The spokesperson said that the record wet weather has made harvesting crops "very difficult".
Lincolnshire, which grows 60 per cent of brassicas in this country, has experienced its wettest year so far since 2012.
The spokesperson went onto say that "with the chances of things drying out being quite slim, the next step is starting to import."
Read more: Shoppers divided as Asda sells Brussels Sprouts bites for 75p
Actual sprouts may end up in short supply this year, but there's a plethora of sprout-themed products on the market.
Edinburgh distillers Pickering's has launched a sprouts-flavoured gin for the festive period.
Believed to be a first in the gin world, reports have claimed the concoction makes use of 10,000 sprouts during production.
Matt Gammell of Pickering's is reported to have said: "It was an interesting challenge trying to balance the unmistakable flavour of Brussels sprouts to get the taste just right – and the distillery had a very distinct aroma while the gin was being distilled."
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In a recent post on Framework design James Bennett describes as a fundamental dichotomy in framework design "full-stack" vs. "glue". In this case, Django (which James works on) as a full-stack framework, and TurboGears and Pylons as glue frameworks. This is not a good way to describe the differences.
Both TurboGears and Pylons have glue. They have taken existing components and put them together. Both also include substantial work in the form of fully decoupled components -- components which were written for those frameworks but are not tied to the frameworks. And TurboGears is a full-stack framework, providing a cohesive and complete story about how you create applications within its domain. This doesn't make TurboGears more or less glue than Pylons; there is nothing exclusive about full-stack and glue.
There's also awkward glue and easy glue. This often has a lot to do with whether you are using the pieces as intended. To extend the metaphor inappropriately, there are pre-measured pieces with pre-drilled holes, there are erector sets with a large number of holes, and there are piles raw wood. Sometimes components are intended to go together just one way, and if you use them together that way then everything works great. Sometimes there's components meant to be used all sorts of ways, capable of being attached to any sort of system, but you have to figure out what you want. Then there's just raw code, recipes, all the hand-coded stuff. The metaphor is horribly strained here, because most things are a bit of all of these. At some point someone wrote some code by hand. Usually there's strongly opinioned and constrained interfaces which are still public, things that are entirely private and internal, and stuff which is explicitly built to be flexible, and all these parts coexist within the same package.
All of which to say, there's many ways to look at program design. There's glue, there's standards, there's conventions, there's community knowledge. And there's a lot of pieces, all of which have to fit together, and this is just as true in the small as in the large.
An example of what formal and explicit interfaces give you: right now both TurboGears and Pylons are in the process of changing their preferred templating languages (TurboGears from Kid to Genshi, Pylons from Myghty to Mako). The process for both is the same -- they both support the Buffet API for templating languages, and have supported alternate templating languages for a while now. When someone decides to write a new templating language, they implement that API -- they don't ask about design choices, they don't have to worry that they'll be accessing an API that is subject to change. The new language can achieve some design maturity this way. If a framework wants to change languages, they don't have to force anyone -- each developer can choose to move slower or faster than the framework. This also gives developers a way to do rewrites without causing breakage. In the case of Myghty and Mako, Michael Bayer wrote both -- but because of loose coupling he didn't need to use his relation to Myghty to force his changes or cleanup into that existing project. Forking makes rewrites easy -- but it only works when you build choice into your framework.
So instead of "full-stack" and "glue" frameworks, I would describe the difference as "coupled" and "decoupled" frameworks. Decoupling is generally harder, and leaves more potential open loops, and can sometimes be misused to avoid making important decisions. But it's much easier to maintain and test, and this applies not just to individual projects but for the larger set of projects that makes up anything approaching "full-stack".
Maybe it's not entirely fair -- coupled and decoupled are not very neutral terms (at least since Agile terminology has caught on). Django people will claim to have a decoupled framework, but then they've never put their money where their mouth is -- they've never actually decoupled anything from the framework in the form of an extraction that they use. So I turn it around because calling these other frameworks "glue" frameworks isn't really fair -- they wrote much of what they are gluing to. Gluing together things you wrote yourself is called simply "software development"; that you introduce greater discipline on yourself to create something that is independently useful doesn't mean you've necessarily created something less cohesive and complete.
(There's other ways to describe differences in frameworks, of course. But I think Django's developers could make a better argument based on development methodologies and community development than they can on engineering principles.)
Summarizing a comment I made in reply to you on my blog:
The full-stack/glue distinction is very real, and can be revealed by a couple of practical tests; the best one is to ask where a bug report for a major component goes -- if it gets directed to a third-party project, then you're glue. If you handle it yourself, then you're full-stack. Again, it's the difference between supporting code that helps other things work together, and supporting a full set of components.
And Django doesn't claim to be decoupled, it claims that its components are loosely coupled. That may seem like semantic hair-splitting, but it is a significant difference -- while we obviously don't go out of our way to make it hard to swap components, having "plug and play" core components is not one of our design goals; instead we focus on the components we have, on making them better and making them work better together. That is, again, the difference between full-stack and glue in a nutshell: is your goal to primarily provide and support one set of components, or is your goal to primarily provide and support ways to hook arbitrary sets of components together? For Django it's the former and so we're full-stack. For Pylons it seems to be largely the latter, and so Pylons is glue.
The coupled/decoupled alternative also really feels like the same thing in different words: the primary difference is, again, whether you're aiming to support a single set of components together, or to support swapping and interchanging of many components and sets of components. I'll admit "glue" can be something of a loaded word in the Python community (I guess it reminds us too much of Perl -- which is a shame, because good glue code is some of the most insanely useful stuff out there), but "coupled" is, as you've said, going to suffer from the same problem. We need to come up with some better terminology, I think...
Could the difference between a 'glue' and 'full stack' framework be summarised as ... If, as a framework representative I find a third party module that does something significantly better;
- If I were a "glue" framework I would use it
- if I were a "full stack" framework I wouldn't
Or would it be OK to use the third party module as long as it becomes a component part of the "full stack" framework..
Or! If MochiKit, Kid, CherryPy and SQLObject all shared a single svn repository and all prefixed their project names with 'TG' would it then become a "Full Stack" framework?
If so then the definition is virtually meaningless..
Tim, personally I think it comes down to development focus: does the framework primarily focus on a single set of components, and provide support and maintenance for those components and for the code it uses to hook them together? If so, it's full-stack ("coupled" in Ian's terminology), and you don't have to develop all your components in-house to do that -- you could, for example, use someone else's open-source components and distribute patched versions which work with the rest of your framework (and to be a good citizen you'd submit those patches back to the original project, of course). On the other hand, you can primarily focus on developing interfaces and adapters which aren't meant for any specific component or set of components, but rather to be generic enough to plug any component into any slot in the framework; that's what I mean when I say "glue" and what I think Ian means when he says "decoupled". And you don't have to use only third-party stuff as your default set -- you could develop an ORM, template system, etc. and offer them as the default set.
Either way it's a lot of work -- supporting a specific component stack is non-trivial, and neither is developing a full WSGI system with the necessary support and adapters to truly support "plug and play" components. I'm incredibly glad there are dedicated people on both sides who are willing to put in the time and effort to give the Python community the embarrassment of riches we have in the web-dev sector now, because I remember all too well the days when I desperately wanted to use Python on the web but couldn't because Zope was the only option and wouldn't fit in my head :)
This is where things get confusing.
TurboGears does, as a simple matter of fact, pull together a single set of components, and encourage their use. We are trying to tell a unified story about how everything works together, and we've had help from CherryPy, Kid, and other components in bringing everything together in the way we want.
Let's look at the way we work with templating systems. We clearly aren't distributing a patched version of Kid, but the Kid maintainer is doing it because he uses it in TurboGears. When you use a kid template you just specify the name of the template in the @expose decorator, and everything "just works."
So far we are just like Django and the Django templating system. Simple defaults, and easy configuration make life good. But we do have a differnt philsophy. The maintainers of Kid understand that some people will want to use Kid in other ways -- outside of the framework -- and they work to support that.
At the same time we also understand that some people have hundreds of thousands of lines of template code written with Cheetah and we support them if they want to use TurboGears. So, we've allowed them to define the engine they want used as well as the template name in the @expose decorator.
And that's the difference between the TG/Pylons way and the Django way. It's not Glue VS Full Stack (TurboGears at least tries very hard to be Full Stack). It's about code reuse. We are open to pulling in code from outside and working with those developers to get what we need from their components, and we are open to the idea that others will want to use some of our components outside of our world.
Of course this is a trade-off, we're dependent on the good judgement of the people who work on Kid, unless of course we want to fork the project.
Now, I think TurboGears is doing the right thing here, but I also think there is a benefit to the centralized control that the Django guys have.
The documentation story in TurboGears is harder, because we have to pull together a clean story that includes each of the components we use. And because those projects all have a lot of internal innovation going on, it's a lot harder to keep up with all the cool new stuff that's coming in. We're definitely struggling with how to do that in the best way.
So, I recognize that we're traiding away some control of our own destiny, and inviting extra documentation and bug-tracking work, in order to get better code-reuse, cleaner decoupling, and more end-user freedom.
As Jacob once said, "it's trade-offs all the way down." I'm happy with the trade-offs we make, even though there is a cost.
I'm sure you're happy with the trade-offs you make. But you should admit that there is a real cost there too.
you know what reminds me of Perl ? this:
>>> from django.template import Context Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in ? [...snip...] EnvironmentError: Environment variable DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE is undefined.theres nothing "loose" about that, id characterize it more as "arc-welded to a hardcoded idea of runtime configuration".
# mike bayer
NOOO! not the P-word, NOOOOO!
at the same this this is a straw-man argument,
seriously do you think it would be difficult to load the config from another file? As of now very few people would want to use the Django templating system outside of Django. And since there are already lots of settings needed to run a webapp, why not keep them in the same python file as the rest. Is your problem that the setting are in a python file? That is a different issue altogether and many would prefer Python to some kind of configuration mini-language.
In the end this whole discussion comes down the argument of the whole being more valuable than the sum of parts. For any subpart of Django there is a python module/package that is "better". Yet no one has put together a whole package like Django did.
Here is another tidbit, the stuff works, I used cherrypy, paste whatever and you know what, over the long term eventually each had shown some very serious problems, that come from them being more about the concept rather than a program that you need to make a living off. It will take years to iron out those kinds of problems.
Django works, it will hold up in traffic, it will not blow up in your face. That quality it is far superior to any other. Interoperability, reuse, decoupling are fine in theory, in practice adhering to them too strictly just makes life more difficult.
PixieDust
# PixieDust
if i read you correctly, you agree with my sentiment that django's components are not very loosely coupled, your argument being essentially, "so what ? it works." that is completely fine, and im glad django is there, running very well, and attracting lots of new people to Python. its just that, there are definite advantages to componentized and environment-agnostic architectures, and im glad the community has now accepted that there will always be multiple web framework approaches (in constrast to the calls for "one true framework" a couple of years ago) so that those of us who want them can choose to use our own frameworks like Pylons which make this a priority.
The full-stack/glue distinction is very real, and can be revealed by a couple of practical tests; the best one is to ask where a bug report for a major component goes -- if it gets directed to a third-party project, then you're glue. If you handle it yourself, then you're full-stack.Like I said, I think Django's choices are easier to justify based on development methodologies and community building, for reasons like this. It's clear who responds to bugs. Django is never stuck when they really want to make a change in something, but the upstream maintainer doesn't agree or doesn't have the same priorities. Django can provide a very concise and clear set of documentation, and activity is all centralized around one basic set of metaphors, mailing lists, bug trackers, etc. And I actually like centralized development, so I'm quite sympathetic to these arguments. (Though as a counterexample: Mozilla is a single project, and it's hardly easy to navigate as a developer.)
As an engineering principle I don't think this distinction is meaningful. That is, from an engineering perspective you can get to the same solution but with slightly different names, and based on names one solution is "full-stack" while the other is "glue". And I don't think that's a reasonable distinction to make. But of course from a mathematical/symbolic point of view names don't mean much, but for humans names do mean a lot.
Again, it's the difference between supporting code that helps other things work together, and supporting a full set of components.But see, there you start drifting. This is not the difference. You can achieve this regardless of how the packages are laid out.
# Ian Bicking
I agree that the package layout doesn't necessarily impact it (see my other reply in this thread -- it's certainly possible, for example, to be "coupled" while using third-party components, and "decoupled" while using in-house components as the default). And I still agree wholeheartedly that we don't have a good way to talk about this, because the terms that come to mind are all loaded with connotations from other things. I do think there's a clear difference in focus between Django and some of the other frameworks, though -- we are focused pretty much exclusively (partly for historical reasons and partly because of available developer time) on our single stack of components, while other frameworks focus much more on adaptability and interchangeability. And I still think that's a choice which will end up affecting every part of a framework, and that it's not possible for most projects to pull off an equal focus on both, because both routes require major investments of developer time and effort.
Yea, the Django people have a lot easier time with documentation than we do. On many mornings I find myself envying them.
Which is not to say that I'd give up the code-reuse paradigm in order to make my life writing documentation easier.
Hmm, no capitalists in the debate? I guess "let the market decide" isn't the favored approach? Or are we trying to save the folks wandering in from making a terrible wrong decision?
Concept-wise I tend to fall towards the ["Thou that shall not be named"] WSGI-ish style of Pylons, but in a practical sense (there's some place for that, right?), the WSGI-ish approach really needs a project as approachable and documented and "polished" (at least for basic stuff and beginners) as Django to be able to argue on a level playing field. At least if the point of all these debates (that look like developer pissing contests) is to educate people new to python webdev. It's a bit detached from reality to argue you're 10x better technically but then not have the average newcomer able to figure out how to use your kit. Though again, this is rampant in technology.
Also rather than the Windows/Mac, fullstack/glue analogies mentioned, it looks a lot to me like Windows webdev vs Java webdev (wherein the java flavor is say Spring + Hibernate + 23 other libs from diff vendors or groups compared to the all-MS tools on the other side). "Single-source" vs. "multi-vendor"? I guess thousands of people still fight over those two also, but it doesn't seem like an ideal use of energies.
# ToddG
Hmm, no capitalists in the debate? I guess "let the market decide" isn't the favored approach?The market is made up of individuals making informed and conscious decisions with many factors that are ultimately weighed intuitively. Discussions like this inform those decisions, and inform the market. As a result I think deferring to the market is a little silly: we are the market, this is the market working, there's nothing external to be deferred to. And programmers are uniquely positioned to be both consumers and producers, and to frequently make decisions about what role they want to play in a certain circumstance.
For instance, it would be an entirely valid choice for someone to use a piece of Django that they take from the framework; to choose decoupling whether or not the framework encourages it. It would be valid to wrap Django against its will, though you have to remember that it will also be fragile (and that package is almost certain to be broken right now as a result). The choices we have are infinite, and not just in theory but in practice. With so many choices, how is someone supposed to make a good choice without substantial amounts of discussion?
It's a bit detached from reality to argue you're 10x better technically but then not have the average newcomer able to figure out how to use your kit.I didn't actually say the decoupled approach is "better", though of course it's generally accepted that decoupled is better than coupled. But that's only true when everything else is equal, and I am not claiming everything else is equal, or even that coupling is a free variable when considering other important attributes. But decoupled and coupled are fairly objective terms, so I feel justified using them clearly in this context; better and worse are highly subjective and contextual.
# Ian Bicking
Discussions like this inform those decisions, and inform the market.
...
we are the market, this is the market working, there's nothing external to be deferred to. And programmers are uniquely positioned to be both consumers and producers, and to frequently make decisions about what role they want to play in a certain circumstance.
Well sorta -- I think the number of people involved at low levels with the projects in question (variable) is a tiny part of the overall "market" in this case -- the handful of people doing (at least publicly) WSGI stuff and/or core Django devs is (I hope) a very small part of the overall userbase. But certainly it's still an example of the market working, even if it seems weighted towards the producer end of things. I was casually dropping the market comment in relation to "the masses" (we can hope!).
It seems to me the fact that programmers are often "consumers and producers" is often a reason many projects become opaque and unapproachable to people who aren't as deeply involved -- that is the "occasional" consumers or new consumers who are at a totally different level of "consumer" than the producers. This of course doesn't negate any sound reasoning in design or whatever, but many projects fail to successfully address these consumers. Often on this point a more "packaged" or "designed to all seamlessly work together" solution has an inherent headstart, as it's a much simpler story to tell.
In other words, until the solution you (and myself to my more limited abilities) support can demonstrate the ability to retain (build on) its technical strengths but still appeal to non-"producers" and more casual users and make _those_ things equal, the endless technical ping-pong might be unecessary(?)
"Hmm, no capitalists in the debate? I guess "let the market decide" isn't the favored approach?"
I don't necessarily regard myself as a capitalist, but I decided to ignore the "debate" and do my own thing, although this isn't news in any sense.
Most of what I've been reading is just advocacy dressed up as methodology: framework A is doing "the right thing" because of the perceived attitudes of their developers, the architectural choices, the ease of use (delete as appropriate), whereas framework B is doing "the wrong thing" because it does something different for all those things, all according to someone's sense of taste (or lack thereof).
Really, the TurboGears and Pylons tendencies to seemingly mix and match with varying levels of readiness obviously provides benefits, although you're still buying into someone's vision of Web programming, and although there's a book out for the former (has the code even reached 1.0 yet?) the documentation may not convey that vision effectively. Meanwhile, Django evolved in relative isolation, although one of its creators seemingly attempted early on to further the Python Web standards effort (with few results), but you've got to buy into the vision a little bit more, although there's a possibility of slightly better documentation about that vision.
Frequently, people who don't know how to start writing their Web application want to buy into a vision. Once sold, they'll produce any amount of hot air to justify their choices. That there's a technological disconnect between various communities says enough about people's willingness to produce hot air instead of working on the things they should all have in common.
# Paul Boddie
Most of what I've been reading is just advocacy dressed up as methodology: framework A is doing "the right thing" because of the perceived attitudes of their developers, the architectural choices, the ease of use (delete as appropriate), whereas framework B is doing "the wrong thing" because it does something different for all those things, all according to someone's sense of taste (or lack thereof).As someone who writes software and discusses software, obviously advocacy and methodology mix. I program with the methodology I think is right. I advocate the methodology I think is right. I advocate the framework that implements the methodology I think is right. It's not dressing one thing up as the other thing -- it's the two faces of thoughtfully pursuing the craft.
# Ian Bicking
Projects can become very difficult to maintain when you throw in a lot of third party libraries/software. On the other hand, the effect of this is no different than having your web framework releasing backwards incompatible APIs. I don't want to have to worry about the future. I want the python web framework that provides me with the most confidence -- the one that won't break my code when I need to update for a bug fix (or enhancement need) in the web framework.
# Bryan


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checkIndex(index, length)
Validates the passed index
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|---|---|---|
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length |
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Gets the value by index. An error will be thrown if the index was not found
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index |
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index |
Index of the entry |
- Source:
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index |
Index position to be removed |
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Updates a value at the passed index. The key will not be changed. An error will be thrown if the index was not found
Parameters:
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index |
Index to update | |
value |
Value to replace the existing value at the index position |
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byKey |
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sortFunction |
Optional comparison function |
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Throws:
Throws an error if no suitable sorting function could be found for the type of the keys or values


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"Installing Ubuntu Phone Demo on Galaxy Nexus from Mac OS X"
Props to Mirko85 for this post which spelled it out for Windows.
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- Install adb and fastboot for Mac
Download these files from Ubuntu's server
- quantal-preinstalled-boot-armel+maguro.img
- quantal-preinstalled-recovery-armel+maguro.img
- quantal-preinstalled-system-armel+maguro.img
- quantal-preinstalled-armel+maguro.img
- quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.img
Plug the device in via USB
- Open Terminal and navigate to the directory you downloaded the files to
- If you haven't unlocked the device, execute "fastboot oem unlock" and follow onscreen instructions
- Power down the device
- Enter fastboot mode by pressing volume up, volume down and power buttons at the same time until you feel it vibrate
Once in fastboot mode, execute the following commands from Terminal
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- fastboot flash boot quantal-preinstalled-boot-armel+maguro.img
Using the volume keys, select recovery mode and press power
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- Wait for the command to complete (if you see "fixing fs_size in crypto footer", ignore it, it's done)
- Use volume keys to navigate to "advanced", press power, select "reboot recovery" and press power again
- Once back in recovery mode, execute from Terminal: "adb sideload quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip"
- Once the command has completed, use the volume keys to select "restart device" and press power button


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Like mkdir -p
, but in node.js!
example
pow.js
var mkdirp = require('mkdirp');
mkdirp('/tmp/foo/bar/baz', function (err) {
if (err) console.error(err)
else console.log('pow!')
});
Output
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And now /tmp/foo/bar/baz exists, huzzah!
methods
var mkdirp = require('mkdirp');
mkdirp(dir, opts, cb)
Create a new directory and any necessary subdirectories at dir
with octal
permission string opts.mode
. If opts
is a non-object, it will be treated as
the opts.mode
.
If opts.mode
isn't specified, it defaults to 0777 & (~process.umask())
.
cb(err, made)
fires with the error or the first directory made
that had to be created, if any.
You can optionally pass in an alternate fs
implementation by passing in
opts.fs
. Your implementation should have opts.fs.mkdir(path, mode, cb)
and
opts.fs.stat(path, cb)
.
mkdirp.sync(dir, opts)
Synchronously create a new directory and any necessary subdirectories at dir
with octal permission string opts.mode
. If opts
is a non-object, it will be
treated as the opts.mode
.
If opts.mode
isn't specified, it defaults to 0777 & (~process.umask())
.
Returns the first directory that had to be created, if any.
You can optionally pass in an alternate fs
implementation by passing in
opts.fs
. Your implementation should have opts.fs.mkdirSync(path, mode)
and
opts.fs.statSync(path)
.
usage
This package also ships with a mkdirp
command.
usage: mkdirp [DIR1,DIR2..] {OPTIONS}
Create each supplied directory including any necessary parent directories that
don't yet exist.
If the directory already exists, do nothing.
OPTIONS are:
-m, --mode If a directory needs to be created, set the mode as an octal
permission string.
install
With npm do:
npm install mkdirp
to get the library, or
npm install -g mkdirp
to get the command.
license
MIT


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Burna Boy nominated for Grammy Awards
by Samson FolarinSamson Folarin
Nigerian Afro-fushion singer, Damini Ogulu, aka Burna Boy, has been nominated for the 62nd Grammy Awards.
Ogulu’s nomination was announced in a statement on the Grammy Awards’ website on Wednesday.
He was shortlisted for his album, ‘African Giant’ in the Best World Music Album category.
The category, according to the organisers, is for albums containing at least 51 per cent playing time of new vocal or instrumental world music recordings.
Other contenders in the category are Altin Gün; Bokanté and Metropole Orkest; Nathalie Joachim and Spektral Quartet; and Angelique Kidjo.
The Best World Album is one of the 84 categories being contested by artistes from different parts of the world.
The winner will be announced at an event slated for Sunday, January 26, 2020.
Nigerians who had been nominated in the category in the past included Seun Anikulapo-Kuti, Femi Anikulapo-Kuti and King Sunny Ade.
Meanwhile, many Nigerian artistes have taken to the social media page to congratulate Ogulu for his nomination for the prestigious award.
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Welcome to the Hotel California. Such a lovely place (Such a lovely place). Such a lovely face. Plenty of room at the Hotel California. Any time of year (Any time of year). You can find it here.
Her mind is Tiffany-twisted, she got the Mercedes bends. She got a lot of pretty, pretty boys she calls friends. How they dance in the courtyard, sweet summer sweat. Some dance to remember, some dance to forget.
 He said, "We haven't had that spirit here since nineteen sixty nine". And still those voices are calling from far away, Wake you up in the middle of the night, Just to hear them say...
Welcome to the Hotel California. Such a lovely place (Such a lovely place). Such a lovely face. They livin' it up at the Hotel California.  Bring your alibis.
Mirrors on the ceiling, The pink champagne on ice. And she said "We are all just prisoners here, of our own device". And in the master's chambers, They gathered for the feast.
Last thing I remember, I was Running for the door. I had to find the passage back, To the place I was before. "Relax, " said the night man, "We are programmed to receive. You can check-out any time you like, But you can never leave!"


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Let’s get something straight.
I’ve always had a deep appreciation for science and for the scientists who help us better understand the complexity of the world around us. However, I can fully acknowledge that I am a “words person.” Science and math will never, ever make an ounce of sense to me.
I have a vivid recollection of long nights spent doing high school chemistry homework and failing to grasp the concept of balancing equations. When I had to attend a two-hour long chemistry seminar on opioid usage over the summer, it was like returning to some kind of intellectual battlefield.
Luckily, the saving grace of my scientific understanding came in the form Bill Bryson’s book A Short History of Nearly Everything. The book has been a fixture on my bookshelf since freshman year of high school. It’s pages, now coffee-stained and partially waterlogged from the one time I dropped it in a pool, have been well-pored over. It’s been my constant companion on every dorm room nightstand and in every carry-on bag.
What really drew me to the book in the first place was that it actually made sense.  It proved to me that you don’t need a degree in geology to understand the Earth’s core or a background in astrophysics to appreciate the vastness of the universe.
At the end of the day, that’s our goal with this special issue of The Post: to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of scientists at Ohio University and in Athens, and to do so in a way that’s digestible for readers.
In making this edition, we tried our best to include stories from a wide range of disciplines. You’ll find everything from astronomy to dendrology (which I just recently learned refers to the study of trees), biology to geology.
Our reporters left the confines of Athens to learn about the towering timbers in Dysart Woods, the largest known remnant of Southeast Ohio’s original forest. They spoke with OU scientists about research in Antarctica and spent time with a team that’s using video games to help boost the academic skills of kids with ADHD.
We hope you enjoy this special edition of The Post, and we hope that you’ll appreciate the work these stories explore, even if you don’t have a background in science. At the end of the day, it’s through science — a better understanding of our world — that we can better understand ourselves.
Lauren Fisher is a senior studying journalism at Ohio University and the editor-in-chief of The Post. Have questions? Email Lauren at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or tweet her @Lauren__Fisher.
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