Software Engineer at Google with a background developing reliable software programs and systems that align with customer needs. Experienced strategizing ideas and collaborating with other engineers during the design process. Consistently catches coding errors with great time management and communication skills.
Created a multi threaded application in Golang and Cadence to retrieve transaction events on the Flow public Blockchain to fill a local mySQL database.
All transactions are processed to form a view of the entire current market.
New market listings that are sufficiently below current market rates are sent to a Discord HTTP webhook for real time notifications.
This notification scheme allows for easy access to current "moments" that are being undercut below current market rates without having to manually search the marketplace.
Future implementation will include a direct link to the specific moment on the marketplace, however the uuid mapping between URL and moment listing is hosted off chain so a headless browser web scraper must be used to retrieve the direct link.
Working with a partner to design and manufacture a premium custom aluminum 75% RGB mechanical keyboard compatible with Cherry MX switch variants.
The end product consists of the case (top and bottom components), a PCB, a stability plate, and various accessories. The customer is responsible for purchasing their own keycaps and key switches, as well as assembly of the keyboard.
Responsible for leading the design process, budget management, researching and testing components, designing the PCB, developing the firmware, contacting manufacturers, and dictating the complete supply chain from raw materials to end product.
The PCB schematic and footprint are designed in Eagle and the flashed firmware is a modified version of open source QMK firmware. The PCB uses the USB and I2C protocols for communication.
Worked with a partner to create a flexible parameterizable Blockchain framework in Python in order to analyze new chain verification schemas and compare with proof of work and proof of stake.
Developed our own TCP communication scheme to establish communication between nodes and automatically update the chain. The base version of this framework is based loosely on the Bitcoin white paper as a baseline benchmark for future versions.
Helped mentor graduate students to use the framework to design a hierarchical Blockchain.
Worked with a team to create a mobile assistive device for the visually impaired using machine learning for our Santa Clara University capstone project. Built using a Raspberry Pi 3B+ and Google Coral Accelerator.
Paper published in IEEE and presented in IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference 2019.
Wrote most of the main code that interfaces the camera with the Google Coral Accelerator to run inference on, and hardware button functionality. Ran testing for performance analysis between platforms.
Computer Engineering Technical Excellence Award
Senior Design Presentation Award
The visually impaired rely heavily on hearing and touching (with their cane) to navigate through life. These senses cannot make up for the loss of vision when identifying objects in the user's path. In this paper, we propose NavSense, an assistive device that supplements existing technology to improve navigation and peace of mind in day to day life. NavSense relies on range detection, computer vision, and hardware acceleration mechanisms to provide real-time object identification and context to the user through auditory feedback. In particular, we use four hardware platforms -- Raspberry Pi 3 B+, Coral Accelerator, Coral Development Board, and Intel Neural Computer Stick -- to compare the efficiency of object detection in terms of time and energy during setup and inference phases. Based on these results, it is possible to tailor the design for specific energy-accuracy requirements. Also, we have implemented and used NavSense in real-world scenarios to show its effectiveness.
Worked together with a team to create a bug tracking system for the Santa Clara University(SCU) IT Department. This system allows clients to report bugs in SCU related online applications and check the status of these bugs at a later time. Once submited, a manager assigns the bug to a tester.
The tester can add a description, choose a severity, and determine whether the bug is an issue or not. If the tester determines that the bug is an issue, the bug is sent back to the manager to assign a developer to work on a solution. Once a solution is found, the developer can add a description and
send the bug back to the original tester to determine if the solution is correct. If the solution is confirmed to work by the tester, the bug exits the development cycle. The manager can view all current and past bugs at any time.
The website is programmed in html, javascript, and css while the database is
programmed in python using AWS Lambda, AWS API Gateway, and AWS DynamoDB. Designed and wrote the backend API calls and helped interface them with the frontend.
Finalist in SCU Hack for Humanity 24 hour hackathon. Worked together in a group to create a website that displayed the current bills and legislature passing through the California Government.
Created the function to get a bill using an id and a dictionary to store responses from an API. Personal Contribution: Helped interface the web API with the main frontend while doing some pre-proccessing on the data.
Created a Python discord bot in my personal discord server for friends to use.
FunctionsGathered football statistics from pro-football-reference.com and ranked them based on current Fantasy Football scoring formats in order to determine point leaders in each position in the 2020 NFL season.
Worked with a partner to develop a chord implementation in python based on the Chord white paper.
Worked with a team to create two convolution neural network architectures using Keras and Tensorflow in Python. We compared the differences between computational complexity, overall accuracy, and PSNR. We found that overall, max pooling layers to achieve compression are superior to simply using stride to decrease the number of feature maps between the layers.
Built a compiler in C++ that covers the Simple C syntax. After building the compiler, implemented the following optimizations: Constant Folding, Algebraic Simplifications, Local Value Numbering, Local Register Allocation, Dead Code Elimination, Copy Propagation, and Common Sub-expression Elimination.
Worked in a team to build local, correlating, global, and tournament branch predictors to test their accuracy in C. Our results showed that a similarly sized tournament predictor using a global and a correlating predictor were able to match the performance of the gshare predictor. Personal Contribution: helped create the framework for all of the predictors tested as well as worked on creation and editing of the report.
Modeled Star Wars ships in Maya, and created a short animation.
Built an artificial intelligence bot that compares the accuracy between different rank-K subspaces using a training database of 60 images and a testing database of 40 images in python.
Built a backend API database in Python using AWS API Gateway, AWS Lambda, and AWS DynamoDB for a piggy bank application. A guardian or parent can assign chores to a child to complete. Once completed, credits determined by the parent or guardian is added to the child’s account. A child can add wishes to a wishlist and notify the parents and/or guardians when enough credits are saved up to purchase an item on this list.
Association for Computer Machinery Member (2015-2019)
I enjoy building and upgrading custom computers. In my free time I play League of Legends, Path of Exile, and other games with my friends.
When I'm not gaming I enjoy watching anime, technology, or food related youtube videos.


This project fuses one picture segment to another image but attains most of the gradients in the two images using Poisson blending.
The results of the blended images and their direct paste result are displayed below along with original target and sources:
| Blended Result | Direct Paste |
| Sourse Image | Target Image |
| Blended Result | Direct Paste |
| Sourse Image | Target Image |
| Mixed Gradient Blended Result | Unmixed Gradient Blended Result |
| Sourse Image | Target Image |
| Blended Result | Direct Paste |
| Sourse Image | Target Image |
When the two images have different brightness levels, or the gradients between the images have twoo much difference, blending them together produces weird results. Below is one failed example:
| Blended Result | Direct Paste |
| Sourse Image | Target Image |
Instead of directly changing rgb to grey, change the image to hsv space first, and extract the satuation and value channels.
Perform the mixed gradient poisson blending using the satuation channel as the target and value as source.
Below is the improved result:
| Improved Color2Gray | Matlab rgb2Gray | Original |
With a weighted identical filter distracting a mean filter, image edges where gradient is higher can be sharpened. Below shows some examples:
| Original | Sharpened |


Harkilgamed:
Yes. We are those creatures. And if we were not created by the gods, then by whom?
Do you know? The gods and the Giants became enemies? I have heard that story, that the Giants tired of the gods' rulership and constant family squabbles.
That is why the Giants sought the power to oppose the gods, but they were unsuccessful.
Family squabbles?


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I’ve been working on an application recently which lets you create, configure, and run VMware virtual machines (it just forks out to VMware Player for the running part). It’s nearing usefulness now, so I thought I’d post some screenshots and stuff.
The main window
The configuration window
You need either qemu or vmware-vdiskmanager installed in order to create new hard disks, and it probably fails pretty badly currently if you don’t. If I get a chance, I may write my own stuff to create the hard disks (the format is a public spec, woo!). Anyway, you can get it from the vmx-manager
module in gnome CVS.


Thank you for taking the time to view this interactive resume. I am a rising senior for Michigan State University majoring in Media & Information and minoring in Chinese and Information Technology. I am actively looking for more experience in frontend design and development in an internet marketing agency or a startup in Michigan.
In university, I've taken classes in media management, web design and development, and Chinese language and culture.
GPA: 3.6
Apart from going to school and working, my interests include reading books, playing violin and watching TV. On nice days, I also like to go on walks in the forest or my neighborhood.
Aside from working at my part-time job, I occassionally teach kids violin or tutor kids (K-8) in math or reading during the school year.


Welcome to Geo-Data Visualizer. You're probably checking out this tutorial because you want to learn more about how Geo-Data Visualizer works. It's our aim to assist the visualization and analysis of georeferenced data, making it more intuitive. We hope you'll use all the system's possibilities to obtain the maximum knowledge of data. This tutorial will walk you through the creation of simple visualizations and potentials of the system.
Geo-Data Visualizer allows the creation of interactive maps from spreadsheets. In order to create the visualizations, these spreadsheets needs to be structured in an understandable way to the system. There are few and easy steps to get your data ready to be visualized. The first step is converting your spreadsheet into .csv (comma separated values) format, so the system can get these values and separate them according to its respective meaning. The columns of the files must be structured as follow:
| Name | Latitude | Longitude | Date | Time | Load |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GEO4143 | -19.946813 | -43.96893 | 12/31/2012 | 21:18:22 | 7 |
| GEO4153 | -19.946813 | -43.96893 | 01/01/2013 | 21:22:22 | 12 |
| GEO7162 | -19.946813 | -43.96893 | 01/02/2013 | 22:15:22 | 2 |
The Name column refers to the name of the location, for example a antenna name, or user name, depends on the data. The Latitude and Longitude columns are the position associated to each Name.
Date and Time are associated with the moment that occurred a event or the place where a user was located. These columns must be ordered from lowest to highest time, so the system is capable of slice the moments properly. If you are not going to analyze data between time intervals, you can leave these two columns with blank information. Finally, the Load is related to the concentration of users or intensity of phenomena, again, this depends on the data provided.
If your data is in the required patterns as mentioned above, you are ready to visualize it in the Geo-Data.
After uploading the data in the correct format, and clicking on the "Generate Map" button, the tab "Map Type" will appear in the menu for map creation. This tabs allows some customization, so it is necessary to choose the customization that best suits your data according to your needs. The options of customization are detailed below.
The first step is choosing the Map Type of your visualization. There are three different types of maps available, the first is the Marker map. This is one of the most intuitive and used maps, where a marker is placed on the correspondent position of the database. Clicking on a marker enables users to visualize information about the marker present in the uploaded data. The color of the marker is also customizable. It important to notice that if two markers are placed in a same location, the information displayed on the click will correspond to the last marker placed.
The Cluster map is the second option of visualization. This map group data points that are close and display the total for each group. This map has the advantage of displaying exact numbers, differently of heatmaps and markers. Clicking on a cluster enables users to visualize information about the cluster. Cluster maps work great when dealing with large data.
The last option of map available is the Heatmap map, which is useful to show density of the provided input data. This type, just like the cluster, is great when dealing with large data because the users can get instant knowledge at a glance. It renders faster than the other two types of maps, showing better results when dealing with large data and displaying with time interval. The opacity, gradient color and radius used to create the map are customizable.
The "Map Style" is another customizable setting, where the user can choose between Default, Satellite, Dark, Light, and Road map visualizations, improving the visualization and appearance of maps.
Geo-Data allows the analysis using Time Interval. The allowed intervals are Minute, Hour, Day, Month, Year, or Static maps where no interval is used. When selecting a interval, a player and a slider appears where you can select the corresponding moment on the slider. As previously stated, the Date and Time columns of the data must be ordered from lowest to higher, in order to the player and slider work properly.
The generated maps can present useful insights of the data, and to improve such knowledge, we perform statistical analysis of the data that is presented next.
Geo-Data performs and display statistical analysis of the data. If the time interval is enabled, this analysis correspond for each moment of the timeline. The following analysis are performed:
,where a = population of the input data
| Mean = | å x |
| n |
where n = number of values
For an odd number of values
| Median = | (n+1) | th item |
| 2 |
For an even number of values
| Median = | n | th item + | n | +1 th item |
| 2 | 2 | |||
| 2 |
where n = number of values
| Skewness = | å (Mean - xi)3 |
| (n-1) (Standard Deviation)3 |
where n = number of values
where n = number of values
| Quartile Deviation = | ( Upper Quartile - Lower Quartile ) |
| 2 |
| Sample Variance (s)2 = | å (x - Mean)2 |
| n - 1 |
where n = number of values
| Coefficient of Variation = | Standard Deviation |
| Mean |
| Coefficient of Range = | (Max - Min) |
| (Max + Min) |


Behavior
This Pokemon is quite calm, but if you make him angry, trouble can not be avoided. Geodude has a very powerful blow.


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public
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from_iterable( Iterator $iterable, boolean $recursive = true )
Creates a new instance from an iterable.
Creates a new instance from an iterable.
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public static
php_adt\CharArr
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range( mixed $start, mixed $end, number $step = 1 )
Creates a new instance that's filled with values according to the defined letter range.
Creates a new instance that's filled with values according to the defined letter range.
Parameters
- $start
- $end
- Inclusive.
- $step
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public
string
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__toString( )
Stringifies the CharArr instance.
Stringifies the CharArr instance.
Returns
string
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public
php_adt\CharArr
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copy( boolean $deep = false )
Creates a copy of the CharArr instnace.
Creates a copy of the CharArr instnace.
Parameters
- $deep
- Whether to copy recursively.
Returns
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public
php_adt\CharArr
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lorem( integer $paragraphs = 1, php_adt\CharArr |string $sep = ' ' )
Creates a CharArr containt $paragraphs paragraphs of lorem ipsum.
Creates a CharArr containt $paragraphs paragraphs of lorem ipsum.
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public
integer
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hash( )
Calculates a hash value of the CharArr instance.
Calculates a hash value of the CharArr instance.
Returns
integer
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public
CharrArr
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get( integer|string|array $index )
Retrieves the character at index $index.
Retrieves the character at index $index.
Parameters
- $index
- Positive integer -> normal index, negative integer -> counting from the end, string 'idx1:(idx2)' -> slicing, array [idx1,idx2] -> slicing
Returns
CharrArr
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public
boolean
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equals( mixed $str )
Indicates whether the Str instance is equals to another object.
Indicates whether the Str instance is equals to another object.
Parameters
Returns
boolean
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public
array
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to_a( )
Converts this Str instance to a native array.
Converts this Str instance to a native array.
Returns
array
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public
php_adt\Arr
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to_arr( )
Creates a copy of the Str instance.
Creates a copy of the Str instance.
Returns
Overrides
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public
php_adt\Dict
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to_dict( )
Converts the Str instance to an instance of Dict (indices become the keys).
Converts the Str instance to an instance of Dict (indices become the keys).
Returns
Overrides
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public
Str
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to_str( )
Converts the Str instance to an instance of Str.
Converts the Str instance to an instance of Str.
Returns
Str
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public
Str
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to_chararr( )
Converts the Str instance to an instance of Str.
Converts the Str instance to an instance of Str.
Returns
Str
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public
php_adt\Set
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to_set( )
Converts the Str instance to an instance of Set.
Converts the Str instance to an instance of Set.
Returns
Overrides
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public
string
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to_s( )
Converts the Str instance to a string.
Converts the Str instance to a string.
Returns
string
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public
php_adt\CharArr
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slice( integer $start = 0, integer $length = null )
Returns a slice (substring) of the instance with optional length. Default is from $start to the end.
Returns a slice (substring) of the instance with optional length. Default is from $start to the end.
Parameters
- $start
- Index to start slicing (inclusive).
- $length
- How many characters to slice.
Returns
Overrides
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public
php_adt\CharArr
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current( )
Gets the current character.
Gets the current character.
Returns
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public
php_adt\CharArr
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char_at( $index )
Returns the char value at the specified index.
Returns the char value at the specified index.
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public
php_adt\CharArr
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concat( php_adt\CharArr |string... $strs )
Concatenates the specified strings to the end of this string.
Concatenates the specified strings to the end of this string.
Parameters
Returns
Overrides
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public
boolean
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contains( $str )
Returns true if and only if this string contains the specified sequence of char values.
Returns true if and only if this string contains the specified sequence of char values.
Returns
boolean
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public
php_adt\CharArr
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matches( php_adt\CharArr |string $pattern )
Tells whether or not this string matches the given regular expression.
Options/flags: g global search, i case insensitive, m make dot match newlines, x ignore whitespace in regex, o perform #{...} substitutions only once
Tells whether or not this string matches the given regular expression.
Options/flags: g global search, i case insensitive, m make dot match newlines, x ignore whitespace in regex, o perform #{...} substitutions only once
Parameters
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public
php_adt\CharArr
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substring( integer $start = 0, integer $end = null )
Liek
slice
returns a string that is a substring of this string but the 2nd argument in an exclusive index.
Liek
slice
returns a string that is a substring of this string but the 2nd argument in an exclusive index.
Parameters
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public
php_adt\CharArr
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trim( )
Returns a string whose value is this string, with any leading and trailing whitespace removed.
Returns a string whose value is this string, with any leading and trailing whitespace removed.
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public
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capitalize( )
Return a copy of the string with its first character capitalized and the rest lowercased.
Return a copy of the string with its first character capitalized and the rest lowercased.
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public
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center( integer $width, php_adt\CharArr |string $fillchar = ' ' )
Return centered in a string of length width. Padding is done using the specified fillchar (default is an ASCII space). The original string is returned if width is less than or equal to len(s).
Return centered in a string of length width. Padding is done using the specified fillchar (default is an ASCII space). The original string is returned if width is less than or equal to len(s).
Parameters
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public
integer
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count_substr( php_adt\CharArr |string $sub, integer $start = 0, integer $end = null )
Return the number of non-overlapping occurrences of substring sub in the range [start, end]. Optional arguments start and end are interpreted as in slice notation.
Return the number of non-overlapping occurrences of substring sub in the range [start, end]. Optional arguments start and end are interpreted as in slice notation.
Parameters
Returns
integer
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public
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endswith( $suffix )
Return True if the string ends with the specified suffix, otherwise return False.
Return True if the string ends with the specified suffix, otherwise return False.
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expandtabs( integer $tabsize = 4 )
Return a copy of the string where all tab characters are replaced by one or more spaces, depending on the current column and the given tab size.
Tab positions occur every tabsize characters (default is 4, giving tab positions at columns 0, 8, 16 and so on).
To expand the string, the current column is set to zero and the string is examined character by character.
If the character is a tab (\t), one or more space characters are inserted in the result until the current column is equal to the next tab position. (The tab character itself is not copied.)
If the character is a newline (\n) or return (\r), it is copied and the current column is reset to zero.
Any other character is copied unchanged and the current column is incremented by one regardless of how the character is represented when printed.
Return a copy of the string where all tab characters are replaced by one or more spaces, depending on the current column and the given tab size.
Tab positions occur every tabsize characters (default is 4, giving tab positions at columns 0, 8, 16 and so on).
To expand the string, the current column is set to zero and the string is examined character by character.
If the character is a tab (\t), one or more space characters are inserted in the result until the current column is equal to the next tab position. (The tab character itself is not copied.)
If the character is a newline (\n) or return (\r), it is copied and the current column is reset to zero.
Any other character is copied unchanged and the current column is incremented by one regardless of how the character is represented when printed.
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integer
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find( php_adt\CharArr |string $sub, integer $start = 0, integer $end = null )
Return the lowest index in the string where substring sub is found within the slice s[start:end]. Optional arguments start and end are interpreted as in slice notation. Return -1 if sub is not found.
Return the lowest index in the string where substring sub is found within the slice s[start:end]. Optional arguments start and end are interpreted as in slice notation. Return -1 if sub is not found.
Parameters
Returns
integer
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public
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format( string... $args )
Perform a string formatting operation. The string on which this method is called can contain literal text or replacement fields delimited by braces {}.
Each replacement field contains either the numeric index of a positional argument, or the name of a keyword argument. Returns a copy of the string where each replacement field is replaced with the string value of the corresponding argument.
This method will internally use multiple calls of str_replace. For that reason using e.g. '{0}'.format('{1}', 2) will result in '2';
Perform a string formatting operation. The string on which this method is called can contain literal text or replacement fields delimited by braces {}.
Each replacement field contains either the numeric index of a positional argument, or the name of a keyword argument. Returns a copy of the string where each replacement field is replaced with the string value of the corresponding argument.
This method will internally use multiple calls of str_replace. For that reason using e.g. '{0}'.format('{1}', 2) will result in '2';
Parameters
- $args
Each (except the last) argument must be a string or an object with a
__toString()
method. The last argument may be an associative array or a Dict instance. If it's a Dict the keys must be strings of have a
__toString()
method.
Throws
Exception
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integer
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index( php_adt\CharArr |string $sub, integer $start = 0, integer $end = null, callable $equality = null )
Like find(), but raise ValueError when the substring is not found.
Like find(), but raise ValueError when the substring is not found.
Parameters
- $sub
- $start
- $end
- $equality
- This parameter does not have any effect and exists only due to inheritance of the Arr class.
Returns
integer
Throws
Exception
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public
boolean
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istitle( )
Return true if the string is a titlecased string and there is at least one character, for example uppercase characters may only follow uncased characters and lowercase characters only cased ones. Return false otherwise.
Return true if the string is a titlecased string and there is at least one character, for example uppercase characters may only follow uncased characters and lowercase characters only cased ones. Return false otherwise.
Returns
boolean
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public
boolean
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isupper( )
Return true if all cased characters in the string are uppercase and there is at least one cased character, false otherwise.
Return true if all cased characters in the string are uppercase and there is at least one cased character, false otherwise.
Returns
boolean
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public
php_adt\CharArr
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join( Traversable|array $iterable = [] )
Return a string which is the concatenation of the strings in the iterable iterable. A TypeError will be raised if there are any non-string values in iterable, including bytes objects. The separator between elements is the string providing this method.
Return a string which is the concatenation of the strings in the iterable iterable. A TypeError will be raised if there are any non-string values in iterable, including bytes objects. The separator between elements is the string providing this method.
Parameters
Returns
Overrides
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public
php_adt\CharArr
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lower( )
Return a copy of the string with all the cased characters converted to lowercase.
Return a copy of the string with all the cased characters converted to lowercase.
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public
php_adt\Arr
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partition( php_adt\CharArr |string $sep )
Split the string at the first occurrence of sep, and return a 3-tuple containing the part before the separator, the separator itself, and the part after the separator. If the separator is not found, return a 3-tuple containing the string itself, followed by two empty strings.
Split the string at the first occurrence of sep, and return a 3-tuple containing the part before the separator, the separator itself, and the part after the separator. If the separator is not found, return a 3-tuple containing the string itself, followed by two empty strings.
Parameters
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public
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replace( php_adt\CharArr |string $old, php_adt\CharArr |string $new = null, integer $count = null )
Return a copy of the string with all occurrences of substring old replaced by new. If the optional argument count is given, only the first count occurrences are replaced.
Return a copy of the string with all occurrences of substring old replaced by new. If the optional argument count is given, only the first count occurrences are replaced.
Parameters
Returns
Overrides
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public
php_adt\Arr
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split( php_adt\CharArr |string $sep = '/\s+/', integer $maxsplit = -1 )
Return a list of the words in the string, using sep as the delimiter string. If maxsplit is given, at most maxsplit splits are done (thus, the list will have at most maxsplit+1 elements). If maxsplit is not specified or -1, then there is no limit on the number of splits (all possible splits are made).
If sep is not specified or is None, any whitespace string is a separator and empty strings are removed from the result.
Return a list of the words in the string, using sep as the delimiter string. If maxsplit is given, at most maxsplit splits are done (thus, the list will have at most maxsplit+1 elements). If maxsplit is not specified or -1, then there is no limit on the number of splits (all possible splits are made).
If sep is not specified or is None, any whitespace string is a separator and empty strings are removed from the result.
Parameters
- $sep
- The separator (may be a pattern).
- $maxsplit
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public
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splitlines( boolean $keepends = false )
Return a list of the lines in the string, breaking at line boundaries. Line breaks are not included in the resulting list unless keepends is given and true.
Return a list of the lines in the string, breaking at line boundaries. Line breaks are not included in the resulting list unless keepends is given and true.
Parameters
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public
boolean
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startswith( php_adt\CharArr |string $prefix )
Return True if string starts with the prefix, otherwise return False. prefix can also be a tuple of prefixes to look for.
Return True if string starts with the prefix, otherwise return False. prefix can also be a tuple of prefixes to look for.
Parameters
Returns
boolean
|
public
php_adt\CharArr
|
#
strip( php_adt\CharArr |string $chars = null )
Return a copy of the string with the leading and trailing characters removed. The chars argument is a string specifying the set of characters to be removed. If omitted or null, the chars argument defaults to removing whitespace. The chars argument is not a prefix or suffix; rather, all combinations of its values are stripped.
Return a copy of the string with the leading and trailing characters removed. The chars argument is a string specifying the set of characters to be removed. If omitted or null, the chars argument defaults to removing whitespace. The chars argument is not a prefix or suffix; rather, all combinations of its values are stripped.
Parameters
Returns
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public
php_adt\CharArr
|
#
swapcase( )
Return a copy of the string with uppercase characters converted to lowercase and vice versa. Note that it is not necessarily true that s.swapcase().swapcase() == s.
Return a copy of the string with uppercase characters converted to lowercase and vice versa. Note that it is not necessarily true that s.swapcase().swapcase() == s.
Returns
|
public
php_adt\CharArr
|
#
title( )
Return a titlecased version of the string where words start with an uppercase character and the remaining characters are lowercase.
Return a titlecased version of the string where words start with an uppercase character and the remaining characters are lowercase.
Returns
|
public
php_adt\CharArr
|
#
upper( )
Return a copy of the string with all the cased characters converted to uppercase. Note that str.upper().isupper() might be False if s contains uncased characters or if the Unicode category of the resulting character(s) is not “Lu” (Letter, uppercase), but e.g. “Lt” (Letter, titlecase).
Return a copy of the string with all the cased characters converted to uppercase. Note that str.upper().isupper() might be False if s contains uncased characters or if the Unicode category of the resulting character(s) is not “Lu” (Letter, uppercase), but e.g. “Lt” (Letter, titlecase).
Returns
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Introduction
Corral is a lightweight frontend for glideinWMS. It is useful for individuals and when running across national cyberinfrastructures such as OSG and TeraGrid. It is also a useful tool when running
Pegasus workflows.Although much work has been done in developing the national cyberinfrastructure in support of science, there is still a gap between the needs of the scientific applications and the capabilities provided by the resources. Leadership-class systems are optimized for highly-parallel, tightly coupled applications. Many scientific applications, however, are composed of a large number of loosely-coupled individual components, many with data and control dependencies. Running these complex, many-step workflows robustly and easily still poses difficulties on today?s cyberinfrastructure. One effective solution that allows applications to efficiently use the current cyberinfrastructure is resource provisioning using Condor glideins.
GlideinWMS was initially developed to meet the needs of the CMS (Compact Muon Solenoid) experiment at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN. It generalizes a Condor glideIn system developed for CDF (The Collider Detector at Fermilab) and first deployed for production in 2003. It has been in production across the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid (WLCG), with major contributions from the Open Science Grid (OSG) in support of CMS for the past two years, and has recently been adopted for user analysis. GlideinWMS also is currently being used by the CDF, DZero, and MINOS experiments, and servicing the NEBioGrid and Holland Computing Center communities. GlideinWMS has been used in production with more than 12,000 concurrently running jobs; the CMS use alone totals over 45 million hours.
Corral, a tool developed to complement the Pegasus Workflow Management System was recently built to meet the needs of workflow-based applications running on the TeraGrid. It is being used today by the Southern California Earthquake Center (SCEC) CyberShake application. In a period of 10 days in May 2009, SCEC used Corral to provision a total of 33,600 cores and used them to execute 50 workflows, each containing approximately 800,000 application tasks, which corresponded to 852,120 individual jobs executed on the TeraGrid Ranger system. The 50-fold reduction from the number of workflow tasks to the number of jobs is due to job-clustering features within Pegasus designed to improve overall performance for workflows with short duration tasks.
The integrated system provides a robust and scalable resource provisioning service that supports a broad set of domain application workflow and workload execution environments. The aim is to integrate and enable these services across local and distributed computing resources, the major national cyberinfrastructure providers (Open Science Grid and TeraGrid), as well as emerging commercial and community cloud environments.
Funded by the National Science Foundation under the OCI SDCI program, grant #0943725


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Money Play. How should Red play 53?
pips Red=141 White=151
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Many would play 14/11, 13/8 here, awaiting better things.
At first sight 24/16, leaving 29 shots looks far too dangerous but it is the correct move by some distance.
Red is ahead in the race so he should race, if feasible. Many hits leave return shots and another crucial point is that unless White rolls a double he can’t improve his board at the same time. A roll such as 51 must be used by White to hit, rather than make his 5-pt.
It is this duplication of numbers that justifies the play of 24/16. Any other play is at least an error.
At first sight 24/16, leaving 29 shots looks far too dangerous but it is the correct move by some distance.
Red is ahead in the race so he should race, if feasible. Many hits leave return shots and another crucial point is that unless White rolls a double he can’t improve his board at the same time. A roll such as 51 must be used by White to hit, rather than make his 5-pt.
It is this duplication of numbers that justifies the play of 24/16. Any other play is at least an error.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/16 Eq.: +0.173 0.565 0.085 0.002 - 0.435 0.094 0.003 2. Cubeful 2-ply 14/11 13/8 Eq.: +0.151 (-0.022) 0.549 0.102 0.003 - 0.451 0.092 0.003 3. Cubeful 2-ply 14/6 Eq.: +0.145 (-0.028) 0.550 0.090 0.002 - 0.450 0.088 0.002 4. Cubeful 2-ply 24/21 13/8 Eq.: +0.143 (-0.030) 0.554 0.095 0.002 - 0.446 0.103 0.003 5. Cubeful 2-ply 24/21 14/9 Eq.: +0.136 (-0.037) 0.547 0.107 0.003 - 0.453 0.102 0.003


Polish bears face grizzly wake-up during noisy New Year party
WARSAW: Let sleeping bears lie? Not in Poland this New Year's Eve, where a row is brewing over the decision to relocate an annual televised event with fireworks and partying to the slopes of the country's main ski resort - a hibernation area for the areas.
By Tuesday (Nov 19), more than 27,000 people had signed a petition organised by a local newspaper, which broke the story after discovering the plan at a council meeting in late October.
Hundreds of protesters walked across the city of Zakopane with a fake bear on a stretcher on Saturday, days after the mayor confirmed the relocation, calling on him to stop the process.
TVP public television station, which organises the show, criticised what it called "pseudo-ecologists" and argued that sports events had been held in the area in the past without any problems.
The station said it needed to move the event because strong winds meant they would not be able to mount the towers and scenery needed for their broadcast, whereas the new location would be shielded from the wind by trees.
Local newspaper publisher Jerzy Jurecki launched the petition after learning of the plan to move the event from Zakopane's town centre to the nearby slopes in Tatra National Park.
After the story broke, the park said in a statement that the "noise and flashes made by fireworks and firecrackers trigger anxiety in animals, as well as a search for new spots and in the longterm a drop in the birth rate".
The statement added that a bear had died last year after being woken up on New Year's Eve.
An expert from the park confirmed to AFP that there were Carpathian brown bears in the area, though he said precise numbers were not known.


Document System Tutorial Part 2 - Creating and Registering a Model¶
In this part, we will discuss about creating and registering an external models in our application.
Before we start, let’s list down what are the requirements needed in order to build a document system. In each models, what are the necessary fields to meet the user’s goals.
In this tutorial, we will create the following models listed below:
Channel
DocumentGroup
DocumentUser
DocumentVersion
Document
FolderGroup
FolderUser
Folder
Let’s create a new file in the models folder named folder.go with the following codes below:
package models
import (
"github.com/uadmin/uadmin"
)
// Folder !
type Folder struct {
uadmin.Model
Name string
Parent *Folder
ParentID uint
}
As you notice, the Parent field has a data type of a pointer of Folder and ParentID field of uint. This is a foreign key. It links the Parent field to the Folder model that returns the name.
Go to the main.go and register the Folder model inside by using uadmin.Register.
func main() {
// Register models to uAdmin
uadmin.Register(
models.Folder{},
)
// Some codes
}
It is written as models.Folder{} because models is the folder/package name while Folder{} is the name of the model struct.
Now run your application. As expected, the folder model is added in the Document System Dashboard. Click on FOLDERS.
Click “Add New Folder”.
Let’s add a record named “Development” as an example.
Result
Let’s add another record named “uAdmin” that has a parent of “Development”. In short, the path will look like this: Development/uAdmin where Development is a parent folder and uAdmin is a subfolder.
Result
Click here to view our progress so far.
In the next part, we will talk about linking models using a foreign key for folders.


public abstract class AbstractModule extends java.lang.Object implements Module
All modules, which inherit directly or indirectly from this class, share the same state automate for phase controlling. The following table shows allowed state changes. The left column represents the old state and top row the new one. If value is true the change is allowed; Otherwise not.
--------------------------------------------------------- from \ to Ready Running Waiting Succeeded Failed Stopped --------------------------------------------------------- Ready true true false false false true Running false true true true true true Waiting false true true false false true Succeeded true false false true true false Failed true false false true true false Stopped true false false false false true ---------------------------------------------------------
Another important point are identities. Every class, who inherits from this class, need an identity. There are two possibilities to handle. First you can set an identity as parameter via constructor. Second way you annotate child class with @IdentityInfo and constructor will read the information automatically. You always should prefer second way, because it's safer and prevent to forget it. Some principle obtains to versions. It's not a must have to set a version, but nevertheless do it.
If you inherit directly or indirectly from this class, you always should call in constructor super(...) with correct parametrization to initialize the inner state machine and other important fields. Don't ask, do it! If you are not sure how to do it, look at other module classes.  In complex situations maybe it's really hard to find faulty position in code and secondly the hole process can crash down.
Modules are designed for usage in multi-threaded environments. Therefore all setter or inner member manipulating functions signatures use synchronized keyword. If you override an method or add your own code, you should do same to avoid incorrect behavior of object at runtime.
Please read the documentation of child modules. If you inherit from any class, inherit always from the most specialist one to your needs. Always prefer to use available classes.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Context |
context
The local context the object is associated with.
|
protected java.util.HashMap<ProcessState,java.util.EnumSet<ProcessState>> |
stateMap
Contains all allowed process state changes.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
AbstractModule()
Standard Constructor
|
AbstractModule(AbstractModule module)
Copy Constructor
|
AbstractModule(Context context)
Constructor
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AbstractModule(Identity identity,
Context context)
Constructor
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected boolean |
canChangeState(ProcessState newState)
Function to check whether the new state is allowed or not.
|
protected boolean |
changeState(ProcessState newState)
Set the inner state of object to given value.
|
abstract AbstractModule |
clone()
Creates a copy of this object.
|
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object obj)
Checks if this object is equals to another one.
|
Context |
getContext()
Returns the context the object is associated with.
|
ProcessStateHandler |
getProcessStateHandler()
Returns the actual ProcessStateHandler the object is associated with.
|
int |
hashCode()
Returns a hash code value of this object.
|
Identity |
identity()
Returns the identity the object is associated with.
|
protected void |
initialiseStateMap()
Helper function to fill a map with all allowed state changes.
|
boolean |
isFailed()
Returns whether the object is finished unsuccessful or not.
|
boolean |
isReady()
Returns whether the object is ready or not.
|
boolean |
isRunning()
Returns whether the object is executing its implementation or not.
|
boolean |
isStopped()
Return whether the process is aborted or not.
|
boolean |
isSucceeded()
Returns whether the object is finished successful or not.
|
boolean |
isWaiting()
Returns whether the object is waiting for something or rather stop executing temporarily or not.
|
boolean |
reset()
Set the inner state to 'Ready'.
|
boolean |
setContext(Context context)
Set new context the object is associated with.
|
void |
setProcessStateHandler(ProcessStateHandler handler)
Set a new ProcessStatusHandler the object is associated with.
|
boolean |
start()
Starts to run the object and set process state to 'Running'.
|
ProcessState |
state()
Returns the inner state the object is associated with.
|
boolean |
stop()
Stops the actual run and set process state to 'Stopped'.
|
java.lang.String |
toString()
Returns a string representation of the object.
|
Version |
version()
Returns the identity the object is associated with.
|
protected Context context
protected java.util.HashMap<ProcessState,java.util.EnumSet<ProcessState>> stateMap
public AbstractModule() throws java.lang.NullPointerException
java.lang.NullPointerException
- Is thrown if identity is null.public AbstractModule(Context context) throws java.lang.NullPointerException
context
- new context of objectjava.lang.NullPointerException
- Is thrown if identity is null.public AbstractModule(Identity identity, Context context) throws java.lang.NullPointerException
identity
- identity the module is associated with.context
- context the module is associated with.java.lang.NullPointerException
- Is thrown if identity is null.public AbstractModule(AbstractModule module) throws java.lang.NullPointerException
module
- object to copyjava.lang.NullPointerException
- Is thrown if parameter is null.public Identity identity()
identity
in interface Identifiable
public Version version()
version
in interface Versionable
public Context getContext()
getContext
in interface Module
public boolean setContext(Context context)
setContext
in interface Module
context
- new contextpublic ProcessStateHandler getProcessStateHandler()
public void setProcessStateHandler(ProcessStateHandler handler)
handler
- new handlerpublic ProcessState state()
public boolean isReady()
public boolean isRunning()
public boolean isFailed()
public boolean isStopped()
public boolean isWaiting()
public boolean isSucceeded()
isSucceeded
in interface Module
public boolean start() throws ProcessException, java.lang.IllegalStateException
start
in interface Module
ProcessException
- Is thrown if an error occurred while running the process.java.lang.IllegalStateException
public boolean stop() throws ProcessException, java.lang.IllegalStateException
stop
in interface Module
ProcessException
- Is thrown if an error occurred while stopping the process.java.lang.IllegalStateException
public boolean reset() throws ProcessException
reset
in interface Module
java.lang.IllegalStateException
- Is thrown if object's process state doesn't allow it to set state to 'Ready'.ProcessException
- Is thrown if an error occurred while resetting the object.protected boolean canChangeState(ProcessState newState)
newState
- new state the object would like to setprotected boolean changeState(ProcessState newState)
newState
- new state of objectpublic int hashCode()
hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object obj)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
obj
- other object to checktrue
if both objects have same member values; Otherwise false.public abstract AbstractModule clone() throws java.lang.CloneNotSupportedException
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
protected void initialiseStateMap()
If you override this method, also override canChangeState() method to avoid wrong behavior of object at runtime!


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CS 245 - Logic and Computation
Instructor: Collin Roberts
Section: 003
Location: MC 2034
Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:00pm - 2:20pm
Tutorials: MC 2035 Fridays 8:30am - 9:20am
Term: Spring 2016
Section 003
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CS 245 -> Formal Logic
1) Propositional
2) Predicate (aka First-Order) <= THE REAL GOAL
Crowdmark for assignments.
Assignments DUE AT 12:00 ON WEDNESDAYS
Recommended Text: Logic in Computer Science, 2nd Ed. by Huth and Ryan
Learn: Course Outline, Notes, Additional Notes - Roberts
Refer to the Course Schedule
Grading Scheme
Week 1: Introduction, Basic examples, formal syntax and semantics, and properties via induction.
Reading: HR 1.1, 1.3, 1.4.2, Slides to p51
LOGIC = systematic study of the principles of reasoning and inference
Example: If the train arrives late and there are no taxis at the station, then John is late for his meeting.
John is not late for his meeting.
The train did arrive late.
Therefore, there were taxis at the station.
Q: Is this argument valid? Why/Why not?
Q: What is the structure of this argument?
A: If p and not q, then r. Not r. p. Therefore q.
p = “the train arrives late”
q = “there are taxis at the station”
r = “John is late for his meeting”
What if we reassign meanings to p, q, and r? We will get an equally valid argument.
The factual content of statements (p, q, r) doesn’t matter. The relationships among the statements govern the argument.
So what constitutes a “statement”?
What do logical relationships mean?
We shall start with Propositional Logic, a basic form of logic.
A proposition is a declarative sentence that is either true or false.
Either the proposition is true, or the proposition is false. It is never both true and false.
e.g. If Kathleen Wynne is a Liberal, then Stephen Harper is a Tory.
p->q: If p then q; p is sufficient for q, q is necessary for p.
p <-> q: p if and only if q (p iff q); p is equivalent to q; p exactly if q; p is necessary and sufficient for q.
Translating from English to propositional logic examples:
She is clever and hard-working
Let p be “she is clever” and q be “she is hard-working”
Then we get (p ^ q)
If he does not study hard then he will fail
Let p be “he studies hard” and q be “he will fail”
Then we get ((NOT p) -> q)
If it rains, he will be at home; otherwsie he will go to the market or to school.
Let p be “it rains”, q be “he will be at home”, r be “he will go to the market”, s be “he will go to school”
Then we get ((p -> q) ^ ((NOT p) -> (r v s)))
Some sentences are not propositions:
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Atomic and Compound Propositions
In propositional logic, simple atomic propositions are the basic building blocks. We connect atomic propositions into compound propositions, and then analyze sets of interrelated propositions. Typical questions:
First, we must answer the Q: What is a proposition?
Propositions are represented by formulas. A formula consists of a sequence of symbols. There are 3 kinds of symbols:
Every formula is a sequence of symbols, but not every sequence of symbols is a formula. We call an arbitrary finite sequence of symbols an expression (or string)
An expression is a finite sequence of symbols. The length of an expression is its number of symbols. We often use a letter that is not formally a symbol in order to name an expression. For example, alpha. This is an example of a “meta-symbol”.
Some terminology for expressions
Two expressions a and b are equal written as a=b, iff they are of the same length, say n, and if n>0, then for all i in [1…n] the i-th symbol of a is the same as the i-th symbol of b.
We write ab to mean the concatenation of two expressions a and b.
Formal Definition of Concatenation
If a is an expression of length i and b is an expression of length j, then ab is an expression of length i+j. We have the k-th symbol of ab is: + if k <= i, the k-th symbol of a + if k > i, the (k - i)-th symbol of b
Definition of “Formula”
Let P be a set of propositional variables. We define the set of formulas over P inductively as follows.
(Note the use of meta-symbols phi and eta)
The following are well-formed formulas.
The 6 Kinds of Formulas From the definition, we see that there are six kinds of formulas:
Q: Can a formula have two or more kinds? No.
Semantics of Propositional Logic
The semantics of a logic describes how to interpret the well-formed formulas of the logic. The semantics of propositional logic is “compositional”: the meaning of a whole formula derives from the meaning of its parts. In propositional logic, we need to give meaning to atoms, connectives, and formulae. For example, the interpretation of the formula (p ^ q) depends on three things, the meaning of p, the meaning of q, and the meaning of ^.
Definition: A truth evaluation is a function (P -> {T, F}) with the set of all proposition symbols as domain and {F, T} as range. A truth eval assigns a value to every propositional variable. If t(p) = T, then we say “t makes p true”, if t(p) = F, then we say “t makes p false”. A propositional variable has no intrinsic meaning. It gets a meaning only via an evaluation.
Formally, a connective represents a function from truth values to truth values. The connective (not) is unary; it maps one value to one value. The other connectives are binary, they map two values to one value.
-> : “Truth is Preserved”; if there is not truth to preserve, the meaning is T. T->F is F because truth is not preserved.
E.g. “If everyone is a child, then the moon is made of blue cheese” comes out true (seems non-sensical, but propositional logic gives every formula a meaning)
Summary of the Value of a Formula Fix a truth evaluation t. Every formula phi has a value under t, denoted phit, determined as follows: 1. pt = t(p) 2. (not phi)t = + T if phit = F + F if phit = T 3. (phi ^ eta)t = + T if phit = etat = T + F otherwise 4. (phi v eta)t = + T if phit = T or if etat = T + F otherwise 5. (phi -> eta)t = + T if phit = F or if etat = T + F otherwise 6. (phi <-> eta)t = + T if phit = etat + F otherwise
The value of a formula comes from the values of its variables, combined as given by its connectives. The valuation t is necessary. WIthout a valuation, a formula has no value.
Unique Readability of Formulae We have defined the semantics of a formula forom its ysyntax. Is this well-defined? Or can a formula get two different meanings, i.e. ambiguous?
Theorem. Every formula has a unique derivation as a well-formed formula. That is, each formula has exactly one of the six forms:
We prove this by mathematical induction.
Review of Induction Suppose P names a property. We write P(2) to mean “2 has property P”, or “P holds for 2”.
A statement “every natural number has property P” corresponds to a sequence of statements:
P(0), P(1), P(2), P(3),…
Principles of Mathematical Induction Suppose we establish two things: that + 0 has property P, and that + whenever any number has property P, then the next number also has property P. Then we may conclude that every natural number has property P.
Techniques
A few exercises of truth tables, translations, and structural induction:
Note: The negation of an atomic proposition is no longer an atomic proposition.
A formula (anything built according to the inductive definition of a formula (4 rules)) is not a natural number, but it suffices to prove any one of the following: + For every natural number n, every formula with n or fewer symbols has property P + For every natural number n, every formula with n or fewer connectives has property P
Theorem (Principle of Structural Induction): Let R be a property. Suppose that
1. For each atomic formula p, we have R(p)
2. For each formula phi, if R(phi) then R((not phi))
3. For each pair of formulae phi and eta, and each connective *, if R(phi) and R(eta) then R((phi * eta))
Then R(phi) for every formula phi.
It is a special case of mathematical induction.
Example:
Lemma: Every well-formed formula has an equal number of left and right parentheses
Proof: Use structural induction. The property to prove is R(phi): phi has an equal number of left and right parentheses for every formula phi
Base case: phi is an atom. phi has no parentheses - only a propositional variable. Thus R(phi) holds.
IH: Formulae phi and eta both have property R.
IS: We need to prove each of the formulae (not phi), (phi ^ eta), (phi v eta), (phi -> eta) and (phi <-> eta). WLOG, consider (phi ^ eta)
Notation: For any formula zeta, let op(zeta) denote the number of ‘(‘ in zeta, and let cl(zeta) denote the number of ‘)’ in zeta.
We calculate
op((phi ^ eta)) = 1 + op(phi) + op(eta)
= 1 + cl(phi) + cl(eta) (R(phi) and R(eta))
= cl((phi ^ eta))
(Also prove the unary NOT case)
Unique Readability Proof
Theorem: Every formula is exactly one of the six kinds, and in each case it is of that form in exactly one way.
Proof:
Add in more stuff to the proof (1. the first symbol of phi is either ‘(‘ or a variable; 2. phi has an equal number of ‘(‘ and ‘)’, and each proper prefix of phi has more ‘(‘ than ‘)’ (parentheses are balanced))
A proper prefix of phi is a non-empty expression x such that phi is xy for some non-empty expression y.
Property P(n): 1, 2, and 3. phi has unique construction as a formula, which is what we are trying to prove here.
Aside: To Show x is unique:
1) Let x’ have same properties as x
2) Prove x’ = x
Let phi be an arbitrary formula. We prove for any natural number n, every formula phi
Base cases:
Case 1: k=0 binary connective symbols. We prove by induction on the number of unary connective symbols (i.e. NOT) in phi
+ Base (0 NOTs): the only possibility is phi = p, for some propositional variable p. Then phi has properties 1, 2, 3 (thus R) (2. No proper prefixes)
+ IH: (> 0 NOTs):
Tautology, Contradiction, and Satisfiable
A formula alpha is a tautology iff for every truth eval t, alphat = T. Evaluates to true under any circumstances.
A formula alpha is a contradiction (aka unsatisifiable) iff for every truth eval t, alphat = F. Evaluates to false under any circumstances.
E.g. p ^ NOT p
A formula alpha is a satisfiable iff it is not a contradiction. Evaluates to at least one true under all circumstances.
How to prove that a formula is a tautology? One method is to fill out a truth table. Can we do better? We can analyze what would happen if we did. We can use a valuation tree
Equivalent formulae have the same final column in their truth tables - they have the same value under any valuation.
Recall a valuation t is a function t: P->{T, F}, i.e. a assignment of F or T to very propositional variable
Commutativity, Associativity, Distributivity, Idempotence, Double Negation, DML,


SBATrackedLoggingResultObject
public struct SBATrackedLoggingResultObject : RSDCollectionResult, Codable
SBATrackedLoggingResultObject
is used include multiple results associated with a tracked item.
-
The identifier associated with the task, step, or asynchronous action.
Declaration
Swift
public let identifier: String
-
The title for the tracked item.
Declaration
Swift
public var text: String?
-
A detail string for the tracked item.
Declaration
Swift
public var detail: String?
-
The marker for when the tracked item was logged.
Declaration
Swift
public var loggedDate: Date?
-
A String that indicates the type of the result. This is used to decode the result using a
RSDFactory
.Declaration
Swift
public var type: RSDResultType
-
The start date timestamp for the result.
Declaration
Swift
public var startDate: Date
-
The end date timestamp for the result.
Declaration
Swift
public var endDate: Date
-
The list of input results associated with this step. These are generally assumed to be answers to field inputs, but they are not required to implement the
RSDAnswerResult
protocol.Declaration
Swift
public var inputResults: [RSDResult]
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When I first log in BBL works just fine but if I close the tab for Battlelog and later open a new tab and just go straight back to Battlelog then BBL doesn't want to load at all even if I hit refresh. I never had the problem before 3.4.0.
I will say that I did a test on a fresh profile of Firefox and was unable the duplicate the problem, so yes you could say the problem is with my normal profile folder in FF. However why would it do it now and and only after the 3.4.0 update?
Is there a way I can get 3.3.x again and see if the problem still exist or not?
I haven't as of yet tried disabling all other plugins, but BBL, in my normal profile to see if the issue still exists.

For me i'm logged off when i freshly start the browser and open a other battlelog site than the home site.
I always need go back to the home site to be logged in.
And as you know, BBLog doesn't load when you not logged in.
And no, no way to install 3.3 again.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
PS: Maybe a screen when the bug exist will be usefull.
Brady_The
Wolf68k wrote:
When I first log in BBL works just fine but if I close the tab for Battlelog and later open a new tab and just go straight back to Battlelog then BBL doesn't want to load at all even if I hit refresh. I never had the problem before 3.4.0.
I will say that I did a test on a fresh profile of Firefox and was unable the duplicate the problem, so yes you could say the problem is with my normal profile folder in FF. However why would it do it now and and only after the 3.4.0 update?
Is there a way I can get 3.3.x again and see if the problem still exist or not?
I haven't as of yet tried disabling all other plugins, but BBL, in my normal profile to see if the issue still exists.
Make sure that you don't get forwarded to the http
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address.
Topicstarter
Wolf68k
Brady_The wrote:
Make sure that you don't get forwarded to the http
s
address.
I never noticed that before. That was the problem.
I would type into the address bar; battlelog and naturally selected the first one listed.
It also didn't help that in FF the new tab that shows the recent sites or most visited (which ever) also for some reason used the https page.
Thanks.
Any chance of getting BBL to work with the https or is there a reason why it can't? Just curious.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Wolf68k wrote:
Brady_The wrote:
Make sure that you don't get forwarded to the http
s
address.
I never noticed that before. That was the problem.
I would type into the address bar; battlelog and naturally selected the first one listed.
It also didn't help that in FF the new tab that shows the recent sites or most visited (which ever) also for some reason used the https page.
Thanks.
Any chance of getting BBL to work with the https or is there a reason why it can't? Just curious.
Battlelog has no real https support - Some features don't work on the https version of battlelog.
BBLog too, but we have no https support for security reasons.
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thevbm
thevbm
Not sure should i open new thread of write here but still ... here it is
BBLog for chrome doesn't get loaded anymore. Plugin is active but no changes are applied at all.
Can I help somehow to debug this ?
Edit:
I forgot to say that i'm using Chrome from dev channel -> Version 27.0.1444.3 dev-m
Meaurk
Global Moderator
You have done all the above mentioned solutions? (the https, etc.)
I also use BBLog Chrome and I haven't got problems at all.
thevbm
Yes i did, i've tried all combinations.
Newest dev chrome can't load bblog while previous one had no problems at all. Maybe they've changed something for addons that don't come from "market".
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Meaurk
Global Moderator
Meaurk
Global Moderator
What is your current Chrome version?
EDIT:
I checked Chrome version 27.0.1444.3 (latest dev.) and the bug is there. I can't find a specific reason. We need to wait for BrainFooLong's answer. It won't take long. :-)
juress
Theme Developer
Then roll back to v25, it works fine there. Until Brain sorts it out.
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BrainFooLong
Administrator
BrainFooLong
Administrator
The chrome version 27.x doesn't work.
I don't know if this is a bug or a upcoming change in the extension structure, but it seems that v27 have even more extension restriction.
Fact is that i actually can't fix BBLog for v27.
Let us hope that this is just a Dev Channel bug from chrome, otherwise probably BBLog will not be longer supported on chrome.
A test with the current beta channel (v26) works fine.


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Well my story begins when I began stripping. I was pulling in about $1500 a week. I was 19 years old. I decided to buy a lot of drugs and alcohol with the money. I remember how my fridge was always stocked with beer. The freezer always full of a variety of hard alcohol. There were numerous bongs and pipes always loaded with dank weed, white widow or purple skunk or blueberry weed. I had used cocaine a couple of times previously but I had never really gotten into it. Now that I had all this spare money i began purchasing about an eight-ball a day from one of my friends.
 I didn't know what to do, I went next door to ask my next door neighbor Kiki if she had any hook-up's for coke, she told me not to worry because she had a teener on it's way, a teener of crank. I had only tried it once in the past and I remember how i hated the come down. I told her that I would never touch that stuff again. She told me that I didn't have to swallow it or snort it but crank could be smoked and the come down wasn't as harsh. This made me curious and so I agreed to try it. We melted a line of crank onto a piece of foil and smoked it through a straw.
I remember that as soon as i had taken my first hit I was hooked. I started kicking it with a whole different crowd because a lot of my old friends didn't approve of crank. I started hanging out with the guys who got the good crank straight from the cook. I was once again buying at least an eight-ball a day and everyone I was kicking it with was doing the same. For two months I slept a total of about 7 days. All my friends, and my roomates tried everything to get me to stop, including doing some themselves just so I wouldn't smoke it all. After about 6 weeks I had gotten really irritable and moody, none of my old friends wanted to hang out with me. The only friends I had left were the ones who did crank.
I was no longer stripping because I didn't want to do anything but smoke crank. To get the money to continue my habit I would go to my parents house and steal money from their safe and also ask them for hundreds of dollars at a time and say it was for fixing my car or paying rent and bills. The day that I realized I had to stop doing speed was on New Years Eve 2000. It was about 6 in the afternoon and I had asked my parents for $150. Supposedly for the PG&E and phone bill. I had been wired for 5 days. When I arrived at my parents house I found two seperate money orders made out to PG&E and Pacific Bell. I freaked out, how could I buy Crank with that. I remember blowing up at my parents and making my mom cry.
When my dad tried to take my car away and drive it somewhere I remember screaming and yelling obscenities at the top of my lungs. I jumped on top of 96 chevy cavalier Z24 so my dad wouldnt drive it away. My parents live in an upscale neighborhood and I remember all the neighbors outside watching me on top of my car cussing at the top of my lungs at my parents screaming how I needed money to buy drugs. When I finally calmed down I remember looking at myself in the bathroom mirror I now stood at 5'3'' and 99 pounds.  I just broke down crying.
As I was getting ready to leave my mom gave me a hundred and fifty dollars in cash and told me that she loved me. I went home and bought another eight-ball. I remember that I gave my next door neighbor Kiki more than half of it. I went to my friend Jeff's house for a New Years Party, a party with all my old friends, the people who didn't approve of my crank habit. I drank and had a blast with all the people that I loved the most the people that I had forgotten about and taken for granted while using crank. That night my New Year's resolution was to never do crank again.
Just recently late February and the first week in March of 2000 I met some new people and began hanging out with them. I began doing crank again but not to the extent of what I was doing before. I just quit again after seeing what my friends turned into. They became totally different people on speed. I saw how it began to ruin their lives, how their personalities changed, and how tweaked out they had become. Before New Years a lot of my friends thought I was going to die. They had lost hope. They had never seen anyone hooked on speed as bad as I was. While doing crank with my new friends I saw one of my friends, Bugzy, tweaked out so bad that it made everyone scared and quit including him and myself. The scariest thought comes from my friend Casper, he had been around the entire time and he told me that when Bugzy was at his worst it still cannot compare to how bad I had become because of Crank.
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Wildhorse Plains [ac35], plain, in Oleg's Folly, peasants: 100
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Wildhorse Plains [ac35], plain, in Oleg's Folly, peasants: 100
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6: Jonathan [h9k], Pen, duke, with 16 peasants, 49 workers, 30 soldiers,
6: four lt. foot, 20 riding horses, arrived from the south,
6: accompanied by:
6: Victoria [v3t], Pen, with 34 lt. xbowmen, three hvy. xbowmen
6: Helena [f9m], Pen, with 30 lt. xbowmen
7: Garrison [ie7z], garrison, Pen, with ten soldiers now guards Wildhorse
7: Plains [ac35].
8: Jonathan [h9k], Pen, duke, with six peasants, 49 workers, 30 soldiers,
8: four lt. foot, 20 riding horses, went west, accompanied by:
8: Victoria [v3t], Pen, with 34 lt. xbowmen, three hvy. xbowmen
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Scientists developing ‘smart toilet’ to collect health data
by Gabriella RuskMADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - A team of scientists at the Morgridge Institute for Research at UW-Madison is working to develop a smart toilet.
“Some people think we’re crazy,” said Coon Lab staff scientist Ian Miller. “But I think we’re onto something.”
Josh Coon, the Thomas & Margaret Pyle Chair at the Morgridge Institute and a UW-Madison professor, said his team became interested in the toilet as a way to collect health samples.
“Because you make daily deposits of valuable health information, the idea is that when you urinate, if we could look at what’s in there, we could tell a lot about how you’re doing health-wise,” said Coon.
The toilet would pump out a urine sample away for analysis, and the scientists are calling the concept a toilet revolution.
“It’s an opportunity to revolutionize toilets once again by allowing it to not just dispose of waste, but to give you access to your health information,” said Ben Anderson, a UW-Madison Chemistry graduate student.
Some of the available information is alcohol consumption, caloric intake, and how quickly a person metabolizes certain medicine.
“This way you could monitor that throughout the course of your life, daily,” said Coon. “We think that could really change health care and preventative medicine.”
Similar to a smart watch, the information would be readily available via an enabled phone or device and people wouldn’t have to change their routine or habits.
 “People wore watches before, but all of a sudden we have access to this data.”
Coon, Miller, and Anderson are about three months out from developing a prototype. They hope to expand their sample size to a larger audience to analyze more data.
To learn more about the study, click here.
Copyright 2019 WMTV via Gray Media Group, Inc. All rights reserved.
Read the original version of this article at nbc15.com.


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An open-source KMC simulation software package for modeling organic semiconductor materials and devices, such as OPVs, OLEDs, and more
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The goal of this project is to develop an open-source KMC simulation software package for modeling organic semiconductor materials and devices, such as OPVs, OLEDs, and more. The software is being developed in modern C++ and is optimized for efficient execution on high performance computing clusters using MPI. This software package uses object-oriented design and extends the KMC_Lattice framework.
The current version (Excimontec v1.0-beta.3) is built with KMC_Lattice v2.0-beta.3 and allows the user to perform several simulation tests relevant for OPV and OLED devices. All major planned features that are to be included in v1.0 are now implemented and have undergone preliminary testing. However, this software tool is still under development, and as such, there may still be bugs that need to be squashed. Please report any bugs or submit feature requests in the Issues section.
If you would like to contribute to the development of this project or would like some help in using the tool for your research, please contact me to discuss a collaboration. You can check out my KMC research and other work on Researchgate.
This software tool uses Message Passing Interface (MPI) to utilize parallel computing power. As a result, using Excimontec requires that an MPI library is pre-installed on your system, and the final Excitmontec executable must be built on your specific system. We cannot provide pre-built binaries for your system. Contact your HPC admin to determine the protocols for building MPI applications on your HPC system. In many cases, the HPC system will already be configured for you, and the package comes with a default makefile that can be used with the gcc compiler.
If you wish, you can also install MPI on your own personal workstation and then build Excimontec there as well. For development and preliminary simulation tests, sometimes it is more efficient to run on your own workstation instead of an HPC system. More information about common MPI packages can be found here:
In most cases, your HPC system will use a job scheduler to manage the computing workload. For performing Excimontec simulations, it is recommended to submit batch jobs where you will request the resources needed to perform the simulation. An example batch script for the SLURM job scheduling system is provided with this package (slurm_script.sh). Similar batch scripts can also be written for TORQUE or other job schedulers.
Regardless of the job scheduler, the program execution command is essentially the same. Excimontec.exe takes one required input argument, which is the filename of the input parameter file. An example parameter file is provided with this package (parameters_default.txt).
For example, within the batch script, to create a simulation that runs on 10 processors, an the execution command is:
mpiexec -n 10 Excimontec.exe parameters_default.txt
In this example, the parameters_default.txt file that is located in the current working directory is loaded into the Excimontec program to determine what simulation to run.
Excimontec will create a number of different output files depending which test is chosen in the parameter file:
For Igor Pro users, I am developing an open-source procedures package for loading, analyzing, and plotting data from Excitmontec simulations called Excimontec_Analysis. This is a good starting point for managing the data generated by Excimontec, and the Igor Pro scripting environment provides a nice playground where users can perform more advanced data analysis as needed.
Public API documentation for the Excimontec package is still under development and can be viewed here.


US defence chief ends Asia tour with same troubles, risks
by The Associated PressHANOI, Vietnam — U.S. Defence Secretary Mark Esper is ending an Asia tour with the same troubles he found on arrival last week on the Korean peninsula.
Together they pose risks to U.S. national security and to the future of Washington’s alliance with Seoul.
The toughest of these problems is North Korea’s refusal to restart negotiations with Washington on eliminating its nuclear weapons.
Esper had hoped that his decision to postpone a military flying exercise with South Korea would help nudge the North back to the negotiating table.
The North rejected the gesture.
Esper told reporters Thursday in Hanoi that he was disappointed by the North’s negative response.
He said: “I don’t regret trying to take the high road, if you will, and keep the door open for peace and diplomacy.”
The Associated Press


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Equity flows in MFs dip sharply, assets rise to a record in Nov.
With stock indices rising, investors opt for profit booking; gold ETFs see inflows
by Special CorrespondentThe total assets under management (AUM) of the mutual fund (MF) industry crossed a record ₹27 lakh crore in November even as flows dipped substantially compared with the previous month.
According to the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), the total AUM of the industry was pegged at ₹27.05 lakh crore in November, marginally higher than October’s AUM of ₹26.33 lakh crore.
While the total AUM rose, the net flows fell considerably, especially in the debt segment wherein it more than halved compared with October.
As per AMFI data, the income/debt segment saw inflows to the tune of ₹51,427.58 crore compared with over ₹1.21 lakh crore.
Overnight funds
Within the income and debt category, overnight funds saw the maximum flows at nearly ₹21,000 crore followed by funds dedicated to banks and public sector undertakings (PSUs).
Meanwhile, the equity segment also saw a similar drop in flows like the debt category. The category saw flows to the tune of ₹1,311.65 crore in November against ₹6,026.38 crore in October.
“Goal-based, long-term SIP investments from retail investors continue to grow steadily, with SIP AUM at an all-time high at ₹3.12 lakh crore,” said N.S. Venkatesh, chief executive officer, AMFI.
“While, equity net inflows have come down sharply in November, partly due to investors booking profit, the overall mutual fund industry AUM reached an all-time high of ₹27 lakh crore,” he added.
Market participants attribute the drop in flows in the equity segment to profit booking on the back of the benchmark indices touching record levels.
The rally also saw many of the side counters surging strongly, leading to many investors booking profit.
Interestingly, gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw renewed investor interest with the segment registering inflows of nearly ₹8 crore, following previous month’s outflows of over ₹31 crore.


This Week In Games: Don My Jedi Sword & Shield
by Alex WalkerIt's time for another one of those big weeks. Let's get our Pokemon and Jedi cap on.
Unless someone breaks street date, I expect a ton of people to be taking Friday off. That's when both Pokemon Sword & Shield and Jedi: Fallen Order drop, which is going to dominate the week for most people. It's not the only game of note this week though: the University expansion for Sims 4 launches on Friday as well.
That's a lot of time skins as is, and that's not including all the indie games that will become available.
Here's what's out this week:
- The Escapists 1 + 2 (PS4, Xbox - Retail)
- Pokemon Sword & Shield (Switch)
- Cities Skylines: Parklife (PS4, Xbox Retail)
- Forager (Switch, PS4)
- A Hat In Time (Switch Retail)
- Tracks (PC Retail)
- Zen Chess (Switch)
- Jedi Fallen Order (PC, PS4, Xbox)
- Valfaris (Switch Retail)
- The Sims 4: Discover University (PC)
- Tokyo Ghoul: re Call to Exist (PS4)
- Beast Quest (Switch)
- Yaga (Xbox, Switch)
- W2C 8 (Switch)
- Fractured Minds (Switch, Xbox)
- Bee Simulator (PC, PS4, Xbox, Switch)
- Rocket Wars (Switch)
- Perils of Baking (Switch)
- Overlanders Combat Racing (Switch)
- Mars Power Industries (Switch)
- Thief of Thieves Season One (Switch)
- Romancing Saga 3 (PC, PS4)
- Time Squared (PC)
- Exile Squadron (PC)
Decent enough lineup for the week. Let's get onto the trailers, starting with a reminder on how Jedi Fallen Order plays.
So, a proper new Pokemon and Jedi Fallen Order. Either take your fancy? Or have you not forgiven Game Freak for sending Squirtle, Bulbasaur and Psyduck to the bread line?


Trending in open source
See what the GitHub community is most excited about this month.
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仿网易云音乐 安卓版，netease android，音乐播放器 在线 下载
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A Music Player for android that renders beautiful DNA(Visualization) of the currently playing music.
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云阅：一款基于网易云音乐UI，使用Gank.Io及豆瓣api开发的符合Google Material Design的Android开源项目。项目采取的是MVVM-DataBinding架构开发，现主要包括：干货区、电影区和书籍区三个子模块。DIY网易云音乐原来是如此Cool~
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SlideUp is a small library that allows you to add sweet slide effect to any view.
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Tinker is a hot-fix solution library for Android, it supports dex, library and resources update without reinstall apk.
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RxJava – Reactive Extensions for the JVM – a library for composing asynchronous and event-based programs using observable sequences for the Java VM.
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Android Library for Async Data Loading and Caching
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Android developers should collect the following utils(updating)
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Spring Boot
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android多图选择器 图片/视频 单选or多选，以及视频录制。
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Type-safe HTTP client for Android and Java by Square, Inc.
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A android router middleware that help app navigating from external environment into internal activity.
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An HTTP+HTTP/2 client for Android and Java applications.
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Google Core Libraries for Java 6+
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The usual Toast, but with steroids
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Android Signature V2 Scheme签名下的新一代渠道包打包神器
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Open Source, Distributed, RESTful Search Engine
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Makes it easy to create beautiful about screens for your apps
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An image loading and caching library for Android focused on smooth scrolling
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A powerful Android chart view / graph view library, supporting line- bar- pie- radar- bubble- and candlestick charts as well as scaling, dragging and animations.
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The Spring Framework
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Design patterns implemented in Java
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Bind Android views and callbacks to fields and methods.
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Animated placeholder in desert style.


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Constructs a new brush with no default x- and y-scale, and an empty extent.
# brush(selection)
Draws or redraws this brush into the specified selection of elements. The brush may be drawn into multiple elements simultaneously, but note that these brushes would share the same backing extent; typically, a brush is drawn into only one element at a time. The selection can also be a transition, in which case the brush will perform an automatic transition. Use brush.event to dispatch brush events during the transition for animated brushing.
# brush.x([scale])
Gets or sets the x-scale associated with the brush. If scale is specified, sets the x-scale to the specified scale and returns the brush; if scale is not specified, returns the current x-scale, which defaults to null. The scale is typically defined as a quantitative scale, in which case the extent is in data space from the scale’s domain; however, it may instead be defined as an ordinal scale, where the extent is in pixel space from the scale’s range extent.
# brush.y([scale])
Gets or sets the y-scale associated with the brush. If scale is specified, sets the y-scale to the specified scale and returns the brush; if scale is not specified, returns the current y-scale, which defaults to null. The scale is typically defined as a quantitative scale, in which case the extent is in data space from the scale’s domain; however, it may instead be defined as an ordinal scale, where the extent is in pixel space from the scale’s range extent.
# brush.extent([values])
Gets or sets the current brush extent. If values is specified, sets the extent to the specified values and returns the brush; if values is not specified, returns the current extent. The definition of the extent depends on the associated scales. If both an x- and y-scale are available, then the extent is the two-dimensional array [[x0, y0], [x1, y1]], where x0 and y0 are the lower bounds of the extent, and x1 and y1 are the upper bounds of the extent. If only the x-scale is available, then the extent is defined as the one-dimensional array [x0, x1]; likewise, if only the y-scale is available, then the extent is [y0, y1]. If neither scale is available, then the extent is null.
When the extent is set to values, the resulting extent is preserved exactly. However, as soon as the brush is moved by the user (on mousemove following a mousedown), then the extent will be recomputed by calling scale.invert. Note that, in this case, the values may be slightly imprecise due to the limited precision of pixels.
Note that this does not automatically redraw the brush or dispatch any events to listeners. To redraw the brush, call brush on a selection or transition; to dispatch events, use brush.event.
# brush.clamp([clamp])
Gets or sets the current clamping behavior. If clamp is specified, sets the clamping behavior and returns the brush; if clamp is not specified, returns the current clamping behavior. The clamping behavior definition depends on the associated scales. If both an x- and y-scale are available, then the clamping behavior is an array [ x, y ], where x and y are booleans that determine whether the each dimension of the two-dimensional extent should be clamped to its respective x- and y-scale. If only one of the x-scale and y-scale are available, then the clamping behavior is a boolean referring to whether the one-dimensional extent should be clamped to that scale. If neither scale is available, then the clamping behavior is null.
# brush.clear()
Clears the extent, making the brush extent empty.
# brush.empty()
Returns true if and only if the brush extent is empty. When a brush is created, it is initially empty; the brush may also become empty with a single click on the background without moving, or if the extent is cleared. A brush is considered empty if it has zero-width or zero-height. When the brush is empty, its extent is not strictly defined.
# brush.on(type[, listener])
Gets or sets the listener for the specified event type. Brushes support three types of events:
Note that when clicking on the background, a mousedown also triggers a “brush” event, since the brush extent is immediately cleared to start a new extent.
# brush.event(selection)
If selection is a selection, it dispatches a brush gesture to registered listeners as a three event sequence: brushstart, brush and brushend. This can be useful in triggering listeners after setting the brush extent programatically. If selection is a transition, registers the appropriate tweens so that the brush dispatches events over the course of the transition: a brushstart event when the transition starts from the previously-set extent, brush events for each tick of the transition, and finally a brushend event when the transition ends. Note that the transition will be interrupted if the user starts brushing before the transition ends.


Write a program to translate English
text to Pig Latin. The rules for translating English to Pig Latin are:
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If a word begins with a vowel, add the letters 'pay' to the end of the
word. Thus, "open" becomes "openpay" and "art" becomes "artpay".
For this program, vowels are a, e, i, o, u, y, and w.
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If a word begins with one or more consecutive consonants, the entire consonant
block is moved to the end of the word, and the letters 'ay' are added after
it. Thus, "paper" becomes "aperpay", "stretch" becomes "etchstray", and
"doesn't" becomes "oesn'tday".
Notice that any punctuation marks should remain unaffected by the translation.
If a word in English is capitalized, the Pig Latin word should also be
capitalized. Be sure to duplicate the word and line division during translation. |


Members
(constant) zbDayOfWeek :number
Day of week constants.
Type:
- number
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
SUNDAY |
number | Sunday (0). |
MONDAY |
number | Monday (1). |
TUESDAY |
number | Tuesday (2). |
WEDNESDAY |
number | Wednesday (3). |
THURSDAY |
number | Thursday (4). |
FRIDAY |
number | Friday (5). |
SATURDAY |
number | Saturday (6). |
Methods
onmessage(event)
Set on message event. This is fired by the zbFractal class.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
event |
object | The event information passed into the PostMessage function. |


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