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--- layout: post title: "Remember This" external-url: http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/print/2007/11/memory/foer-text ---
For 15 years EP has lived in a perpetual two minute loop of memory:
I want to take him by the arm and shake him. “You have a rare and debilitating memory disorder,” I want to tell him. “The last 50 years have been lost to you. In less than a minute, you’re going to forget that this conversation ever even happened.” I imagine the sheer horror that would befall him, the momentary clarity, the gaping emptiness that would open up in front of him, and close just as quickly. And then the passing car or the singing bird that would snap him back into his oblivious bubble.
He’s happy and completely free of worry or anxiety. He’s not frustrated by his debilitation because he forgets that he forgets.
On the other hand AJ remembers everything:
I don’t forgive myself for a lot of things. Your memory is the way it is to protect you. I feel like it just hasn’t protected me. I would love just for five minutes to be a simple person and not have all this stuff in my head. “Most people have called what I have a gift,” AJ says, “but I call it a burden.”
As someone who’s brain has completely erased the memory of a horrific car accident I am thankful for an appropriately forgetful mind but the opposite extreme, the memory of a goldfish, is equally frightening.


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Mesibo Real-time Chat APIs - Initialization
Estimated reading time: 3 minutesYou need to call one or more initialization APIs before using any other mesibo APIs. Following are the various Initialization
APIs.
init
This API is for Android only.
This is the first API function you must call before you use any other mesibo API.
It takes the following parameters:
- context, Application Context
setPath [Optional]
Path where all the databases and other files will be stored. This API is optional. The default Path will be used if this API is not called.
It takes the following parameters:
- path, a valid file system path
setAccessToken
Set the access token for the user.
It takes the following parameters:
- token, User Access Token Obtained using Backend API - Add User Operation
setDatabase [Optional]
Enable local database to store all incoming & outgoing messages and other information. If this API is not called, Mesibo will not use any local database to store messages.
It is recommended to call ‘setDatabase’ after setting user access token using setAccessToken
API. It ensures a unique local database for each user. If setDatabase
is called before setAccessToken
API function, the same local database will be used for all the users.
It takes the following parameters:
- DBName, Name, or the complete path of the database. If path is not specified, the database will be stored in the default path or the path set by setPath API.
- resetTables, reset existing tables
addListener
Mesibo invokes Listeners for various events. For example, when you receive a message, receive an incoming call, etc. You can implement these listeners to get real-time event notifications. Refer to Listeners section for more details on listeners.
You can add a listener using ‘addListener’ API. You can add multiple listeners if required.
It takes the following parameters:
- listener, listener object
removeListener [Optional]
Remove a listener previously added using addListener
API.
It takes the following parameters:
- listener, listener object
setSecureConnection [Optional]
Enable encrypted connection. Encryption is enabled by default. This is an optional API. However, if invoked, should be invoked before the `start’ API.
It takes the following parameters:
- enable, enable or disable encryption
start
Start Mesibo. Mesibo will start connection establishment with Mesibo cloud servers OR your on-premise Mesibo server. Note that, Mesibo will not establish a network connection till start
API is called. However, once the start
is called, Mesibo will automatically manage any future reconnections till stop() is called
It does not take any parameters.
stop
Disconnect any existing connection and also prevent future reconnections.|Void|
It does not take any parameters.
Initialization APIs Example
Below is an example of using initialization APIs.
Android Example
Mesibo api = Mesibo.getInstance();
api.init(context);
// set path for storing DB and messaging files
Mesibo.setPath(Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory().getAbsolutePath());
// add listener
Mesibo.addListener(this);
// set access token
if(0 != Mesibo.setAccessToken(accessToken) {
return false;
}
// set database after setting access token so that it's associated with the user
Mesibo.setDatabase("mesibo.db", 0);
// Now start mesibo
if(0 != Mesibo.start()) {
return false;
}
iOS Example
[MesiboInstance setPath:appdir];
[MesiboInstance addListener:self];
[MesiboInstance setAccessToken:accessToken];
[MesiboInstance<EMAIL_ADDRESS>;
[MesiboInstance start];


Asking Good Questions
January 9, 2015
In asking questions online, it's important to remember there are characteristics that make up a good question, and there are characteristics that make up a bad question. Good questions get answered, while bad questions do not get answered or cannot be answered. This post will cover some good characteristics I have encountered, as well as some bad.
Good questions have some common characteristics. Often good questions have specific titles that summarize the problem. An introduction to the problem comes before any code, explaining what the problem is, how it was encountered, any solutions attempted, and any difficulties found. Sometimes code isn't needed when asking a question, but code can often help clarify the situation. It's important to single out the problem in the code, and not include the entire program. Spelling and grammar mistakes may introduce confusion or invite ridicule, so remember to proofread. Well-articulated questions are easier to understand and thus easier to answer. A final tip is to always do some googling before posting a question.
Bad questions do not properly convey the problem at hand, and are thus harder to answer and less likely to be answered. Some common characteristics of bad questions are essentialy the opposite of good questions: bad titles, incomplete context, and a lack of necessary examples or code. These characteristics make it difficult for others to understand and reproduce the problem, thus making it harder for them to pose a potential solution.
In conclusion, the best questions are those that are easily understood, concise yet descriptive, and reproducible. One tip is to imagine you are trying to answer the question. Read your question with a fresh mind. Can you understand what you're asking? Can you reproduce the error? Does it make sense? And most importantly: are there any questions you need answered before providing a solution? Help yourself understand, and you will help others. Better questions lead to faster and more reliable answers. And, as always, thoroughly search for an answer first!
References


The data for this project come from the Gapminder Website.
I wrote this analysis and web-app during my Udacity Nanodegrees "Data Analyst" and "Data Scientist". If you are interested in more information, please check out my profile on Github.


Git is another awesome tool developed and maintained by Linus Torvalds who wrote linux kernel. In this post I'll explain how can we use it for our site maintenance. I have a vps on which my site is hosted along with a mail server, git server and a web server too. But I'm sure this guide can be used with shared hosting accounts with some modifications.
Install git. Once installed, as root user, create git user and add it to www-data group.
# useradd git -m -G www-data
Login into this new git user.
# su - git
Create an ssh directory for this account.
$ mkdir .ssh
Upload your user ssh public key to this directory how you want. I use pastebin here. Assuming you pasted your public key somewhere on pastebin, I'll fetch it using curl.
$ curl -o .ssh/authorized_keys 'pastebin address where you pasted the public key'
Create a directory for your user you wanna use for your site or this user maybe the one you use to login to your vps using ssh. I'll use user z for this post.
$ cd && mkdir z && cd z
Create a git repo here now.
$ git init --bare mysite.git
Create a hook in .git directory.
$ echo "#!/bin/sh \
cd /var/www/html \
unset GIT_DIR \
git pull \ " > ~/z/mysite.git/hooks/post-receive && chmod +X ~/z/mysite.git/hooks/post-receive
That's it. Now go to the directory where your site is hosted, in this example we used /var/www/html for site and z as username which is used to maintain our site in future using git like in above hook we used that. You can modify both hook and here this code too according to your needs.
$ cd /var/www/html && git clone ~/z/mysite.git && cd mysite.git && mv * /var/www/html/ && cd /var/www/html && rm -rf mysite.git
We have made it. Now in your local machine, clone this repo this way.
$ git clone 'your vps ip or domain if it's pointed to your vps':z/site.git
cd into the directory you just cloned, do some modifications and push the changes and you'll see the magic. If you have some problems just ping me and I'll be glad to help.


Novartis nears deal to buy U.S. biotech firm Medicines Co for about $7 billion: WSJ
(Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Novartis AG (NOVN.S) is nearing an agreement to acquire U.S. biotechnology firm The Medicines Co (MDCO.O) for about $7 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
The deal, in which Novartis has agreed to pay $85 a share, could be announced this weekend, the Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
Going by a fully diluted share count, the agreement is worth about $10 billion, according to the report.
Novartis declined to comment. The Medicines Co did not respond to a request for comment on Saturday.
The deal could broaden the Swiss drugmaker’s cabinet of heart medicines and shore up growth threatened by patent expirations.
Novartis has been hunting for a $5 billion acquisition in the United States, two banking sources told Reuters earlier this week without identifying a target.
New Jersey-based The Medicines Co’s top drug candidate is cholesterol-lowering drug inclisiran for heart patients. Novartis has historically had a strong cardiovascular drug franchise, but lost ground when Diovan, once a $6 billion-per-year seller, lost patent protection in 2012 and left the company without an immediate, innovative follow-up product.
Novartis has since been building up its portfolio, which now includes Entresto, a $1 billion seller for heart failure, as well as an experimental RNA-targeting molecule from Ionis Pharmaceuticals (IONS.O) that it licensed earlier this year for $150 million.


This table contains entries for human importins, as well as for human exportins and nucleoporins, found in the UniProt database. Links are provided to view the original UniProtKB protein entries and their display in InterPro.
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Protein name |
Organism |
InterPro Domain Architecture
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InterPro Graphical Match |
Function |
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Importins |
Importin alpha‑1 subunit |
Homo sapiens
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Nuclear protein import. |
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Importin
alpha-2 subunit |
Homo sapiens
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Nuclear protein import. |
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Importin alpha-3
subunit |
Homo sapiens
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Nuclear protein import. |
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Importin
alpha-4 subunit |
Homo sapiens
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Nuclear protein import. |
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Importin
alpha-5 subunit |
Homo sapiens
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Nuclear protein import. |
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Importin alpha‑7 subunit |
Homo sapiens
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Nuclear protein import. |
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Importin beta‑1 subunit |
Homo sapiens
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Nuclear protein import. |
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Importin beta‑3 |
Homo sapiens
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Nuclear protein import. |
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Importin‑4 |
Homo sapiens
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Nuclear protein import. |
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Importin‑9 |
Homo sapiens
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Nuclear protein import. |
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Importin‑11 |
Homo sapiens
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Nuclear protein import. |
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Importin‑13 |
Homo sapiens
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Nuclear protein import. |
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Exportins |
Nucleoporin
GLE1 |
Homo sapiens
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Required for mRNA export. |
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Nucleoporin-like 2 |
Homo sapiens
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Required for mRNA export. |
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Nucleoporin 50
kDa |
Homo sapiens
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Nuclear protein export. |
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Nuclear pore
complex protein Nup133 (Nucleoporin Nup133) |
Homo sapiens
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Involved in mRNA export. |
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Nuclear pore
complex protein Nup160 (Nucleoporin Nup160) |
Homo sapiens
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/ |
Involved in mRNA export. |
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Nucleoporins (NPC proteins) |
Nuclear pore
complex protein Nup88 (Nucleoporin Nup88) |
Homo sapiens
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/ |
Essential component of nuclear pore complex. |
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Nuclear pore
complex protein Nup93 (Nucloeporin Nup93) |
Homo sapiens
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Required for correct NPC assembly. |
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Nuclear pore complex protein Nup98-Nup96
precursor (contains both nucleoporins Nup98 and Nup96) |
Homo sapiens
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Bidirectional
transport across NPC |
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Nucleoporin
p58/p45 |
Homo sapiens
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/ |
Required for
trafficking across membrane |
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Nucleoporin-like protein RIP |
Homo sapiens
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May have role in RNA trafficking. |
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Nuclear pore complex protein Nup205
(Nucleoporin Nup205) |
Homo sapiens
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/ |
Interacts with NUP93 and NUP35/NUP53. |
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Nuclear pore
complex protein Nup214 (nucleoporin Nup214) |
Homo sapiens
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Docking site in receptor-mediated import of cargo |
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Nucleoporin
NDC1 |
Homo sapiens
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/ |
Required for NPC and nuclear envelope assembly. |
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Nucleoporin-62-like |
Homo sapiens
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NPC component. |
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Nucleoporin
Nup37 |
Homo sapiens
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May
mediate the assembly of subdomains of the NPC. |
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Nucleoporin
Nup43 |
Homo sapiens
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May
mediate the assembly of subdomains of the NPC. |
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Nucleoporin
Nup53 |
Homo sapiens
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Component of the nuclear pore complex. |
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Nucleoporin p54 |
Homo sapiens
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/ |
Required for the trafficking across membrane |
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Nuclear pore
glycoprotein p62 (62 kDa
nucleoporin) |
Homo sapiens
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C-terminal may be involved in anchoring p62 to NPC. |
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Nuclear pore
complex protein Nup107 (Nucleoporin Nup107) |
Homo sapiens
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Required for assembly of peripheral proteins into NPC. |
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Nuclear pore
complex protein Nup153 (Nucleoporin Nup153) |
Homo sapiens
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Possible DNA-binding subunit of the NPC |
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Nuclear pore complex protein Nup155 (Nucleoporin Nup155) |
Homo sapiens
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Essential component of NPC. |
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Nucleoporin SEH1-like |
Homo sapiens
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NPC component. |


Analog component FIXME: no notion of units yet
class method to combine multiple signals into a single Analog using the code block provided
# File lib/machines/timedomain/analog.rb, line 36 36: def Analog.combine(*signals, &block) 37: calc_proc = signals_value_calc_proc(*signals, &block) 38: result = Analog.new calc_proc.call 39: signals.each do |sig| 40: if sig.respond_to? :on_change 41: sig.on_change do 42: result.v = calc_proc.call 43: end 44: end 45: end 46: result 47: end
class method to combine multiple signals into a single Discrete using the code block provided
# File lib/machines/timedomain/analog.rb, line 50 50: def Analog.combine_to_discrete(*signals, &block) 51: calc_proc = signals_value_calc_proc(*signals, &block) 52: result = Discrete.new calc_proc.call 53: 54: signals.each do |sig| 55: if sig.respond_to? :on_change 56: sig.on_change do 57: result.v = calc_proc.call 58: end 59: end 60: end 61: result 62: end
create a proc that will cal the block with the given signals as inputs. The inputs are used either as values or as the values of signals. Ie. if the signal supports the :v method or variable, signal.v is used, otherwise, signal itself is used
# File lib/machines/timedomain/analog.rb, line 126 126: def Analog.signals_value_calc_proc(*signals, &block) 127: raise "a calculation block must be provided!" unless block 128: value_signals = [] 129: signals.each_with_index do |sig, ii| 130: sig_val = "signals[#{ii}]" 131: if sig.respond_to? :v then 132: sig_val += '.v' 133: end 134: value_signals << sig_val 135: end 136: eval Proc.new { block.call(#{value_signals.join ','}) } 137: end
map instance to discrete. Use the block provided upstream, or else simply store the analog value into the discrete component FIXME: should map to boolean
# File lib/machines/timedomain/analog.rb, line 79 79: def to_disc 80: Discrete.new.tap do |d| 81: if block_given? 82: d.v = yield v 83: on_change do 84: d.v = yield v 85: end 86: else 87: d.v = v 88: on_change do 89: d.v = v 90: end 91: end 92: end 93: end
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#include <transaction.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~transaction ()=default |
| digest_type | digest () const |
| Calculate the digest for a transaction. More... | |
| virtual const transaction_id_type & | id () const |
| virtual void | validate () const |
| void | set_expiration (fc::time_point_sec expiration_time) |
| void | set_reference_block (const block_id_type &reference_block) |
| template<typename Visitor > | |
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| vector< typename Visitor::result_type > | visit (Visitor &&visitor) const |
| void | get_required_authorities (flat_set< account_id_type > &active, flat_set< account_id_type > &owner, vector< authority > &other, bool ignore_custom_operation_required_auths) const |
| virtual uint64_t | get_packed_size () const |
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| uint32_t | ref_block_prefix = 0 |
| fc::time_point_sec | expiration |
| vector< operation > | operations |
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Definition at line 69 of file transaction.hpp.
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| digest_type graphene::protocol::transaction::digest | ( | ) | const |
Calculate the digest for a transaction.
Definition at line 43 of file transaction.cpp.
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Reimplemented in graphene::protocol::precomputable_transaction.
Definition at line 65 of file transaction.cpp.
| void graphene::protocol::transaction::get_required_authorities | ( | flat_set< account_id_type > & | active, |
| flat_set< account_id_type > & | owner, | ||
| vector< authority > & | other, | ||
| bool | ignore_custom_operation_required_auths | ||
| ) | const |
Definition at line 103 of file transaction.cpp.
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Definition at line 70 of file transaction.cpp.
| void graphene::protocol::transaction::set_expiration | ( | fc::time_point_sec | expiration_time | ) |
Definition at line 92 of file transaction.cpp.
| void graphene::protocol::transaction::set_reference_block | ( | const block_id_type & | reference_block | ) |
Definition at line 97 of file transaction.cpp.
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| fc::time_point_sec graphene::protocol::transaction::expiration |
This field specifies the absolute expiration for this transaction.
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| extensions_type graphene::protocol::transaction::extensions |
Definition at line 90 of file transaction.hpp.
| vector<operation> graphene::protocol::transaction::operations |
Definition at line 89 of file transaction.hpp.
| uint16_t graphene::protocol::transaction::ref_block_num = 0 |
Least significant 16 bits from the reference block number.
Definition at line 76 of file transaction.hpp.
| uint32_t graphene::protocol::transaction::ref_block_prefix = 0 |
The first non-block-number 32-bits of the reference block ID. Recall that block IDs have 32 bits of block number followed by the actual block hash, so this field should be set using the second 32 bits in the block_id_type
Definition at line 82 of file transaction.hpp.


--- date: 2010-02-15T00:00:00Z published: true title: Migrating to the Twitter Streaming API - A Primer - Gnip – Delivering the Web''s Data url: /2010/02/15/migrating-to-the-twitter-streaming-api-a-primer-gnip-delivering-the-web-s-data/ ---
The streaming API is going to be a boon for companies who collect keyword-relevant content from the Twitter stream, but it does require some work on the part of developers. In this post, we’ll help explain who will benefit from using Twitter’s new Streaming API and some ways to make the migration easier.


Styling
Third-party components should work with your styles rather than force you into specific styling structure or framework. Griddle comes with default inline styling, however, it has been designed with the expectation that the inline styling will be augmented or replaced in most circumstances.
Overriding Griddle's Styles
Don't like Griddle's default styles? No problem -- turn them off entirely by setting the useGriddleStyles
property to false. Griddle will render as a plain table (unless infinite scrolling is turned on) that you can apply your styles to. The following is Griddle rendered using Skeleton framework's default table styling.
We've included a stylesheet that contains the default, inline styling that can be used as a starting point for creating custom Griddle styles (available at /docs/assets/styles/griddle.css).
.griddle-container{
border:1px solid #DDD;
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.griddle top-section{
clear:both;
display:table;
width:100%;
}
.griddle .griddle-filter{
float:left;
width:50%;
text-align:left;
color:#222;
min-height:1px;
}
.griddle .griddle-settings-toggle{
float:left;
width:50%;
text-align:right;
}
.griddle .griddle-settings{
background-color:#FFF;
border:1px solid #DDD;
color:#222;
padding:10px;
margin-bottom:10px;
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.griddle .griddle-settings .griddle-columns{
clear:both;
display:table;
width:100%;
border-bottom:1px solid #EDEDED;
margin-bottom:10px;
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.griddle .griddle-settings .griddle-column-selection{
float:left;
width:20%;
}
.griddle table{
width:100%;table-layout:fixed;
}
.griddle th{
background-color:#EDEDEF;
border:0px;
border-bottom:1px solid #DDD;
color:#222;
padding:5px;
}
.griddle td{
padding:5px;
background-color:#FFF;
border-top-color:#DDD;
color:#222;
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padding:0px;
background-color:#EDEDED;
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color:#222;
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.griddle .griddle-previous, .griddle .griddle-page, .griddle .griddle-next{
float:left;
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}
.griddle .griddle-page{
text-align:center;
}
.griddle .griddle-next{
text-align:right;
}
Icons
Out of the box, Griddle uses standard ascii characters for denoting sort direction, expanding / collapsing, etc. In many cases this is not ideal and better options exist. There are two ways to change the icons used in Griddle -- styling the CSS classes or supplying a configurable, custom component with the desired styling.
CSS classes:
- sortAscendingClassName
- string - The class that is applied to a column heading when the column is sorted in ascending order. Default: sort-ascending
- sortDescendingClassName
- string - The class that is applied to a column heading when the column is sorted in descending order. Default: sort-descending
- parentRowCollapsedClassName
- string - The class that is applied to the first column of a subgrid row when the row has child data that is not expanded. Default: parent-row
- parentRowExpandedClassName
- string - The class that is applied to the first column of a subgrid row when the row has child data and the data is expanded. Default: parent-row expanded
- settingsToggleClassName
- string - The class applied to the settings toggle. Default: settings
- nextClassName
- string - The class applied to the next button in the pagination section. Default: griddle-next
- previousClassName
- string - The class applied to the previous button in the pagination section. Default: griddle-previous
Components:
- sortAscendingComponent
- object - The component or characters that are displayed in a column heading when the column data is sorted in ascending order. Default: ▴
- sortDescendingComponent
- object - The component or characters that are displayed in a column heading when the column data is sorted in descending order. Default: ▼
- parentRowCollapsedComponent
- object - The component or characters that are displayed in the first column of a subgrid row when the row has child data that is not expanded. Default: ▶
- parentRowExpandedComponent
- object - The component or characters that are displayed in the first column of a subgrid row when the row has child data that is expanded. Default: ▼
- settingsIconComponent
- object - The component or characters that are displayed next to the settings label. Default: null
- nextIconComponent
- object - The component or characters that are displayed next to the next page text. Default: null
- previousIconComponent
- object - The component or characters that are displayed next to the previous page text. Default: null
Example:
We are going to change the sort characters to icons from the Font-Awesome library.
First off we need to download and include the stylesheet (or include it from a CDN). For this example we're going to be using a CDN version.
<link href="//maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.2.0/css/font-awesome.min.css" rel="stylesheet">
Once FontAwesome is loaded, we need to load Griddle with the sortAscendingComponent and sortDescendingComponent properties set to elements using FontAwesome's classes.
React.render(<Griddle results={fakeData}
sortAscendingComponent={}
sortDescendingComponent={}/>,
document.getElementById("some-id"));
When clicking on the ColumnHeaders, the font-awesome icons are used instead of the default characters.


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This website has a list of my projects built
in the Advanced Programmer's Workshop.
About Me
I'm a 10th grader at Trevor Day School and I am taking both the Advanced Programmer's Workshop and I'm also a TA in an Intermediate Computer Programming Class. I've been teaching myself programming ever since the age of 11. I know HTML, CSS, Javascript, Python, Java, Objective-C, Swift, and C#. I also have 5 apps on the iOS AppStore, 2 apps on the Mac OS X AppStore, and 2 apps on the Google Play Store.
Charity Finder
This is a website that lets the user search for a Charity through it's finances. The way it works is where the user fills out a series of prefrences presented to them, and then the website sends that data to the GuideStar data center, which returns a list of matching charities, and provides a whole profile of the charity aswell. The agreement between the service and the website ceased, so now the data is not available anymore.
Objective-C Teachback
This is the second project of the first semester where each student spends a class period presenting and teaching a programming concept to the other students. I chose mine to be the Objectivce-C language. It starts off with a presentation of the history of Objective-C and what it's used for, and then moves on into a website I create the let's the user learn the basic syntax of Objective-C.
Votely
A Trevor team went to a NYC student disrupt hackathon at Riverdale. The theme was getting more of the American Youth to vote. We decided to build a mobile voting platform with social media, data & logistics, and information about the candidates.
Sleek Weather
For my next project, I decided to learn a new technology for app building called Flutter. It uses the language Dart and creates cross-platform apps for both Android and iOS. To teach myself the Objects from the API I decided to make a simple app: weather. I used two free weather APIs OpenWeatherMap and DarkSky. I also used the Google Maps API for location lookup. At the beginning of the project I knew nothing about Flutter, know I am well-versed in it.
Dr. Henry's AI Chess Game
Dr. Henry gave me a copy of her AI Chess Game and told me to hack-away with it. And that is exactly what I did: this is a cross-platform desktop app built with Electron and Java for the Mac, Windows, and Linux OSs. It is a 6-leveled chess game app where the user plays against an AI. The game is developed by Dr. Henry and coded in Java and the homepage is built with Node JS (Electron).
WWDC Swift Student Challenge | Game Theory
This is my submission to the WWDC 2020 Swift Student Challenge. It is a playground developed in Xcode Swift Playgrounds and uses UIKit, AVFoundation, QuartzCore, and Foundation. The playground teaches the use of Game Theory through hands-on examples.
God's Eye
For my final project, I decided to takle something that I have been wanting to try since forever. I am creating a backtesting GUI software that lets users check if their algorithims will work in the stock market. It is built on Cocoa (only runnable on Mac) with C# in Visual Studio. The main window also shows today's top headlines and lets the user change it to whichever source they want to.


Let me just start by saying this is purely a research chemical and should be consumed with caution.
But now on to the fun part, I ordered this stuff off the net having read up on it for a while, I ordered it on a thursday night and it arrived on the monday.
4pm: monday afternoon
So here it was infront of me, 4 blue and white capsules filled with 250mg of this white flakey powder, I opened one capsule and emptied on to scales. I decided not to drop the whole 250mg first time, as I said this is largely untested drug and wanted to be safe, so I bombed roughly 125mg, I was sat in my front room with some junglist musik on waiting for the first effects.
T+ 40mins - first effects are coming on but ever so lightly, I had hyped this drug up quite alot so I figured maybe I was in for a bit of a disappointment.
T+ 1hr - Starting to rush slightly but still no where near as good as MDMA so I bombed the other 125mg and open the next 250mg capsule and empty on to a CD case, I lined up two 75mg lines so me and a friend could try bumping this stuff
T+ 1hr 20mins - so after staring at these 2 (visually large) lines for 10 mins I finally stuck the tube up my nose and took the whole line as quick as possible as I have heard awful things about insuffluating this drug.. and boy were the stories true, I lifted my head from the cd case to snort it all back from my nose down my throat and as I did so the pain was incredible, a burning sensation I have never felt from any powder. This lasted about 45 seconds and was quickly followed by vile tasting acid drops
T+ 1hr 30mins and I'm starting to wonder if I've been ripped off as I'm still having minor effects, but as I start to wonder about this I feel vibrations in my toes working there way slowly up my leg and all over my body, it feels nice but very physical rather than mental.
T+ 1hr 45mins - this is such a subtle drug as I dont even notice a change in my perception or anything but I certainly am thinking clearer and am alot more energised, Me and my friend L who had only had a 75mg line decided to have another 50mg line each and bomb another 75mg bringing my total ingested weight too 450mg and his up to 200mg.. the line snorted this time wasnt half as bad as the first line, the burning sensation was far less and the acid drops were alot easier to handle.
T+ 1hr 50 mins and me and L decide to go for a walk as we are feeling extremely energetic but still no effects I could compare to mdma.
T+ 2hrs 10mins This walk has turned into something of a wonderland, its almost as if moving around activates this drug, I can feel it surging through my body as I walk, a feeling of total euphoria has washed over me! me and L are talking extremely coherently and there was no apparent change in our appearances either (no overly dilated pupils or gurning) as we walk we both comment on how easy it feels, as if our legs have a seperate mind and we can just let them do their thing.
T+ 2hr 25mins and we are walking through town, I think I was holding most of the conversation as I think I may have been feeling the effects more than L but he didnt seem concerned by this he just kept saying things along the lines of 'this feels great, I feel great, I feel like I've taken my first pill but BETTER' I think around this time only about 125mg had effected L and maybe 250mg on me, meaning we still had more to come, which felt great.
T+ 2hrs 35mins We arrive at the head shop we were aiming for and proceed to buy 24 Nitrous oxide whippets, this transaction turned into a 20minute profound discussion between Me, L , And the shop owner... I felt I could talk forever and the shop owner had tried this stuff before and knew exactly where we were coming from, there was a fair bit of perspiration going on but I did not care, the conversation flowed perfectly it seemed for the whole 20 minutes till I decided we best leave to get some balloons for the Nos.
T+ 3hrs We picked up some balloons and headed home, still huge euphoria from both of us, as we got home we did 1 more 70mg line and 100mg bomb and then proceeded to see how the nitrous effected the initial euphoria.... the answer it seemed was a both satisfying and dis-satisfying one, while the initial nitrous oxide effects were alot softer than usual the following 15mins would have us dancing around like lunatics listening to Vibe Tribe on super bassy speakers...
T+ 3hrs 50 mins It seems to have just vanished... back to baseline now and wondering what happened to the 70mg lines we just did....
T+ 4hrs There it is, back up in the clouds, perfectly clear mind but huge euphoria and 'loved up feeling' we start dancing again momentarily before deciding walking is the best idea, we walk maybe 30minutes to the beach and throw stones at the sea, still rushing slightly but far less euphoria and even starting too feel cold now so we have a cigarette and head home.
overall I'd say this has far overtaken mdma in my books, its far clearer, and when it peaks it really is like nothing I can describe... as for the time period I'm just guesstimating as I was in fact up from 5pm till 10-11ish but I'm being as accurate as possible, I think its the future in raving...
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UNDER SIEGE and Other Reviews A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1995 Michael John Legeros
Contents ========
- UNDER SIEGE 2 - THE INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD - NINE MONTHS - SWIMMING WITH SHARKS
UNDER SIEGE 2: DARK TERRITORY =============================
(WB) Directed by Geoff Murphy Written by Richard Hatem & Matt Reeves Cast Steven Seagal, Eric Bogosian, Katherine Heigl, Morris Chestnut, Everett McGill MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for language and violence) Reviewed at General Cinemas at Pleasant Valley, Raleigh (15JUL95)
==
This bastard son of DIE HARD--and there are so very *many* of them!--has a playful awfulness that's missing from the other summer blockbusters. Master thespian and martial-arts expert Steven Seagal returns to the role of Casey Ryback, the former Navy SEAL turned civilian chef. This time, he's taking a train ride through the Rockies. Why? Because he doesn't want to fly, or something like that. (His parents just died in a plane crash. Or was it his brother? Who can tell?)
Along for the trip is his pretty niece (Katherine Heigl), who gets to spar with her uncle for all of fifteen minutes before she and the rest of the passengers are taken into custody by a band of terrorists. They chose this train because it's there, and because it's such a great way to transport a satellite uplink that will let Eric Bogosian (as the villain, if you can buy *that* one!) control a satellite with truly devastating power. Scary.
Meanwhile, Ryback is hiding in one of the compartments. He's a master of guns, knives, and a mysterious form of yoga that can hold all facial muscles immobile, even during dramatic close-ups.  Of course, Bruce Willis never had to undergo the humiliation of falling off a train ala Gene Wilder in THE SILVER STREAK. Luckily, these bad guys are really not-so-bad guys. They actually back the train up to get him!
Grade: D+ (delightful)
THE INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD ==========================
Director Frank Oz (LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS) and screenwriter Melissa Mathison (E.T.) adapt the Lynne Reid Banks's children's classic to pleasant effect. The story of a young boy who gets to play dice with the universe doesn't really go anywhere, but the actors are appealing and the FX are great. (Anyone else see the resemblance between Litefoot and Keanu Reeves??) Certainly it's a better family film than either POCAHONTAS or THE MIGHTY MARVEL MORPHIN' MUTANT TEENAGE NINJA POWER RANGERS MOVIE.
Grade: B
NINE MONTHS ===========
Director Chris Columbus continues to experiment with tone, trying his hardest to juxtapose sentiment and slapstick the way he did so well in HOME ALONE. He partially succeeded with his last film, the stuffy MRS. DOUBTFIRE. Here, he fails. The characters in this remake of the French farce NEUF MOIS need a more intimate approach than what's attempted here. (In fact, the film's best joke is a throwaway--the characters race past a marquee that reads HOME ALONE VII.)
The cast is good, though, and they'll survive to film another day. And nobody does reticence quite like Hugh Grant, even if NINE MONTHS is a really poor showcase for Scandal Boy. Hugh could do better. With Julianne Moore, Jeff Goldblum, Tom Arnold, Joan Cusack, and a scene-stealing Robin Williams.
Grade: C-
SWIMMING WITH SHARKS ====================
Another funny film about film, this one boasting another smooth comic performance from Kevin Spacey. (Remember THE REF?) He does an Oscar-worthy turn as a tyrannical studio executive who gets *his* after a year of abusing his fresh-from-film-school assistant (Frank Whaley). Boasting torture sequences right out of DEATH AND THE MAIDEN, this pitch-black comedy may be too much for some. Hilarious.
Grade: B+
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With a vision of analyzing and visualizing current Twitter sentiments at various location, the real-time Twitter data was extracted, processed, transformed & analyzed using a Python script.
The Web-based & desktop versions of the application extracts live tweets from the Twitter, parse user location, calculates the polarity, subjectivity, reputation, and visualizes the information on Plotly/Tableau.
The application is used to predict the popularity of any election candidate say #Trump can provide the popularity of President Trump, which can be a good indicator whether Donald Trump will be re-elected as the US President in upcoming elections.
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Master of Information Technology & Analytics graduate from Rutgers Business School, New Jersey
Guidance By: Dr. Vijay Atluri
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Rutgers Business School, New Jersey
Inspiration : Ussama Yakub
PhD student at Rutgers Business School, New Jersey
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Options Display screen
The Display screen allows you to configure:
Képek
If ZAP processes images.
Show (local) CONNECT requests
If the HTTP CONNECT requests received by ZAP's proxies should be persisted in the current
session and shown in the History tab. The default is
to not show those requests, they happen frequently (in preparation for TLS/SSL, WebSocket... connections) and, unless inspecting
the behaviour of the client application, are not (usually) of much interest.
Display
The layout of the 3 main panels.
The following options are available:
- Maximise left (Sites) tab - The 'tree' panel containing the Sites tab extends
for the full length of the left hand side. This will reduce the amount of
space available to the 'information' panel.
- Maximise bottom (History etc) tabs - The 'information' panel extends for the
full length of the bottom. This will reduce the amount of space available to
the 'tree' panel.
- Full Layout - The selected tab takes up the full screen. This is
useful when using ZAP on small screens.
Response Panel Position
Allows to configure the position of the Response tab with respect to Request tab.
The following options are available:
- Tabs Side by Side - The Request and Response tabs are side by side. This
increases the information that can be displayed but means you cannot see both the
request and response at the same time.
- Side by Side in Tab - The Request and Response panels are shown side by side in
the same tab. This decreases the information that can be displayed but means you can
see both the request and response at the same time.
- Panels Side by Side - The Request panel is shown to the left of the Response
panel. This decreases the information that can be displayed but means you can see both
the request and response at the same time.
- Request Shown Above Response - The Request panel is shown above the Response
panel. This decreases the information that can be displayed but means you can see both
the request and response at the same time.
The Response Panel Position option does not apply when the Display option is set to Full Layout.
Show break buttons
The location of the break buttons.
Large request view min size
The minimum size of a request body in bytes at which point a 'large request body' message will be shown instead of the actual body.
This is to prevent very large bodies from slowing down the UI.
Setting this value to -1 will result in request always being displayed no matter how large it is.
Large response view min size
The minimum size of a response body in bytes at which point a 'large response body' message will be shown instead of the actual body.
This is to prevent very large bodies from slowing down the UI.
Setting this value to -1 will result in response always being displayed no matter how large it is.
Output Tabs Time Stamp Options
Once you've enabled time stamps on the output tab you can configure the format you would like those time stamps to appear in.
Either select a pre-defined format from the drop-down list or enter one of your own choosing. The format is based on Java's
SimpleDateFormat. After choosing or entering a time stamp format if you press enter the example on the right will be updated
to reflect your choice. If ZAP is unable to use a format you've entered then the example is displayed based
on the Default format.
| Long & Default | yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss |
| ISO8601 | yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZ |
| Time Only | HH:mm:ss |
Font Controls
The General Font section controls default text font and size used for the ZAP display, while the Work Panels Font section
controls the font used for the top right section of ZAP's main window (Ex: Request/Response, Edit and Resend tool, etc.).
If you set this to -1 then the system default size will be used.
The 'Font Example' field will show you how large the default text will appear.
Note: This setting will only take effect when ZAP is restarted.
Look and Feel
Allows to choose the look and feel of ZAP. If empty the default is used, Nimbus
in Windows and Linux, the native
system look and feel in macOS.
The system property swing.defaultlaf
takes precedence over this option.
See also
External Links


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combination with other information or otherwise, to identify you.
Your personal data is collected and used by us to support a range of different
activities or business purposes. The purposes and types of information we collect are
listed in the chart below, and should be understood to include uses of your personal data
that are compatible with the purposes listed. In some jurisdictions, it is necessary
to have an identified lawful basis of processing. To the extent such a requirement applies
to the jurisdiction where you are a resident, the lawful basis for each processing purpose
is indicated.
|
Purpose
|
The Personal Data We Collect
|
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To create an account with us and to manage your account, to provide you
our Services;
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Contact information, including email address and password, to register
with our website or app;
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Profile data, including your style preference, if you voluntarily choose
to provide it for personalization purposes.
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To fulfill or process orders;
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Identity and contact information such as name,phone number and shipping
address, as well as financial information or payment account information,
for delivery, returns, refund, sales tax determinations, and payment operations;
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Transaction details, such as return and refund details, gift card number,
and order history, in our Services, in order to fulfill basic functions,
including processing your payment and return requests, and keeping you
informed of the order status and shipping logistics;
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Location data at an IP address-based level, to tailor your experience
in terms of displaying the appropriate local website, language, or user
experience.
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Additional identity information that you provide if you take part in our
“college campus ambassador program,” such as your school, name, email address,
PayPal account, and city, for identity authentication purposes.
|
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To provide customer service and support, or to provide you with service-related
communications;
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Contact information, such as phone number and email address, for telemarketing
and email marketing purposes;
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Non-directly identifiable device identifiers, operating system information,
and cookie information, to direct and measure the effectiveness of the
advertising we offer;
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Data about how you engage with our Services, such as browsing, adding
to your shopping cart, saving items, placing an order,, and returns) for
market research, statistical analysis and the display of personalized advertising
based on your activity on our site and inferred interests;
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Contact and identity information, such as name, email address and phone
number, when you voluntarily enter into a competition, market survey, event
or other marketing campaigns organized by us;
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To share your personal data with third party advertisers.
|
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To improve our product or service, or for personalization;
|
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Collect your device information, and usage data in our website or app
for fault analysis, troubleshooting, and system maintenance, as well as
setting default options for you, such as language and currency;
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When you optionally provide such information, we may collect general personal
data that cannot identify you, such as body shape, personal height, chest/waist/hip
circumference, and weight. For example, this information may be used by
us to recommend clothing sizes or styles, personalization, or to provide
fit prediction services for you;
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To share your personal data within and across our corporate organization
for our business needs and personalization;
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Collection of your “like” records and votes when prompted as to your preference
between two items,to provide preference setting options;
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The display of information you choose to post on public areas of the Services,
for example a customer review.
|
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To prevent and investigate fraud and other illegal activities;
|
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Information automatically collected through the Services, such as browser
type, evice information, operating system and account setting information
for fraud prevention and detection and credit risk reduction;
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Log-in data for risk control and fraud reporting;
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Billing address to verify payment information.
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To comply with legal or compliance requirements;
|
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Identity information, such as ID- or passport-related information, for
customs clearance purposes;
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Transaction history and certain identity information to handle and resolve
legal disputes, for regulatory investigations purpose, and to comply with
lawful requests from a competent law enforcement agency or court.
|
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Other Purposes.
|
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We may use your information for any other purpose disclosed to you prior
to you providing us your personal information or which is reasonably necessary
to provide the Services or other related products and/or services requested,
with your permission or upon your direction.
|
2. Sharing Your Personal Information
We may disclose and share your personal information with the parties as
described below.
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A.
Within Our Corporate Organization
. The Company is a part of a corporate organization that has several legal
entities, business processes, management structures and technical systems.
We may share your personal information to our related group companies and,
in some cases, other affiliates of our corporate group for business maintenance
and personalization continuity purposes, for instance so that you may enjoy
a personalized user experience across our digital properties, to provide
you with the Services, or to take actions based on your requests or preferences.
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B.
Service Providers
. We may share your personal information with the following types of third-party
service providers as set out in the table below:
|
Supplier/Service
Provider/Processor
|
Services Offered
|
|
IT system and software service provider
|
Website hosting services (including cloud storage), mobile app or software
optimization services, customer relationship management software, email
service providers, or system maintenance services.
|
|
Payment service provider
|
Third-party payment processing services.
|
|
Marketing and advertising services
|
Assistance in reaching potential new customers across multiple communications
channels,or sharing with affiliated companies that promote our products
on their websites.
|
|
Order fulfillment service provider
|
Provision of logistics, warehousing and distribution services, return
and exchange services, and order status notification services for your
purchased items.
|
|
Customer service provider
|
Assistance with customer services and support.
|
|
Fraud prevention and information security service provider
|
Identity verification, fraud prevention, or credit risk reduction services
to protect our website/app and our business.
|
|
Other Service providers selected by you
|
Other third parties, such as size recommendations and fit prediction services
providers, if you have chosen to help us provide you with product recommendations.
|
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We strive to ensure that our third party service providers can only use
your data for the purposes for which it was provided to them and to the
extent necessary for such purposes, in accordance with our written instructions.
-
C.
To Maintain Legal and Regulatory Compliance
. We have the right to disclose your personal information as required
by law, or when we believe that disclosure is necessary to protect our
rights and/or comply with a judicial proceeding, court order, request from
a regulator or any other legal process served on us. We also may disclose
your information where we reasonably believe that the disclosure is necessary
to enforce our agreements or policies, or if we believe that disclosure
will help us protect the rights, property or safety of the Company or our
customers.
-
D.
Co-Branded Services and Features
. Portions of our Services may be offered as part of co-branded services
and features. We will share your personal information with our co-branded
partners based on your voluntary use of or participation in a co-branded
service or feature. The co-branded partners will be identified on the co-branded
feature or service, along with an applicable co-branded partner's privacy
policy. Use of your personal information by a co-branded partner will be
subject to a co-branded partner’s privacy policy. If you wish to opt-out
of a co-branded partner’s future use of your personal information, you
will need to contact the co-branded partner directly.
-
E.
Consent
. We may disclose your personal information for any purpose with your
consent.
-
F.
Corporate Transactions
. We may disclose personal information—including account information,
Wallet balance or points information—to a buyer, prospective buyer, corporate
affiliate, or other successor in the event of a merger, divestiture, restructuring,
reorganization, dissolution, or sale or transfer of some or all of our
assets, whether as a going concern or as part of bankruptcy, liquidation,
or similar proceeding in which personal information held by us about our
Services users is among the assets transferred. You acknowledge and agree
to our assignment or transfer of rights to your personal information.
Please note that we may disclose, without restriction, aggregated or anonymized
information about the users of our Services, which is information that
does not identify any specific individual.
3. Cookies and Other Tracking Technologies
We may use cookies, tags, web pixels, and similar technologies to automatically
collect information on our Services. Cookies or tags are bits of code that
allow our technology partners to collect information that usually does
not directly identify you. If required by law, we will request your consent
before using cookies or other tracking technologies. Information within
this section describes our use of cookies and your ability to control the
use of cookies for advertising-related purposes.
-
A.
Cookies
. Cookies are small web files that a site or its provider transfers to
your device’s hard drive through your web browser that enables the site’s
or provider’s system to recognize your browser and remember certain information.
-
Generally, we use first-party and third-party cookies for the following
purposes: to make our Services function properly; to provide a secure browsing
experience during your use of our Services; to collect passive information
about your use of our Services; to measure how you interact with our marketing
campaigns; to help us improve our Services; and to remember your preferences
for your convenience.
-
We use the following types of cookies on our Services:
-
-
Strictly Necessary Cookies.
These cookies are essential because they enable you to use our Services.
For example, strictly necessary cookies allow you to access secure areas
on our Services. Without these cookies, some services cannot be provided.
These cookies do not gather information about you for marketing purposes.
This category of cookies is essential for our Services to work and they
cannot be disabled.
-
Functional Cookies.
We use functional cookies to remember your choices so we can tailor our
Services to provide you with enhanced features and personalized content.
For example, these cookies can be used to remember your name or preferences
on our Services. We do not use functional cookies to target you with online
marketing. While these cookies can be disabled, this may result in less
functionality during your use of our Services.
-
Performance or Analytic Cookies.
These cookies collect passive information about how you use our Services,
including webpages you visit and links you click. We use the information
collected by such cookies to improve and optimize our Services. We do not
use these cookies to target you with online marketing. You can disable
these cookies as set forth below.
-
Advertising or Targeting Cookies.
These cookies are used to make advertising messages more relevant to you.
They perform functions like preventing the same ad from continuously reappearing,
ensuring that ads are properly displayed for advertisers, and in some cases
selecting advertisements that are based on your interests. Our third-party
advertising partners may use these cookies to build a profile of your interests
and deliver relevant advertising on other sites. You may disable the use
of these cookies as set forth below.
-
B.
Your Choices
. Your browser may provide you with the option to refuse some or all browser
cookies. You may also be able to remove cookies from your browser. You
can exercise your preferences in relation to cookies served on our Services
by taking the steps outlined below.
-
-
First-Party Cookies.
You can use the browser with which you are viewing this Site to enable,
disable or delete cookies. To do this, follow the instructions provided
by your browser (usually located within the “Help”, “Tools” or “Edit” settings).
Please note, if you set your browser to disable cookies, you may not be
able to access secure areas of the Site. Also, if you disable cookies other
parts of the Services may not work properly. You can find more information
about how to change your browser cookie settings at
allaboutcookies
.
-
Third-Party Cookies.
If you wish to opt-in or opt-out of third-party advertising networks and
similar entities that use advertising cookies, please click the “Manage
Cookies” link in our website footer or visit
aboutads.info
. For more information about third-party advertising networks and similar
entities that use these technologies, please see
aboutads
. You may withdraw your consent or update your preferences at any time
by clicking the “Manage Cookies” link within the Site footer or within
the App menu.
-
Mobile Applications.
To opt-out of data collection for interest-based advertising across mobile
applications by participating companies, download the Digital Advertising
Alliance’s AppChoices mobile application opt-out offering here:
youradchoices
.
-
C.
Web Pixels
. To see how successfully our marketing campaigns or other goals of the
Services are performing we sometimes use conversion pixels, which fire
a short line of code to tell us when you have clicked on a particular button
or reached a particular page (e.g. a thank you page once you have completed
the procedure for subscribing to one of our services or have completed
one of our forms). We also use web pixels to analyze usage patterns on
our Services. The use of a pixel allows us to record that a particular
device, browser, or application has visited a particular webpage.
-
D.
Analytics
Analytics
. We may use third-party service providers to monitor and analyze the
use of our Services. Presently, we use
Google Analytics
. Google Analytics is a web analytics service that tracks and reports
Site traffic. For more information on the privacy practices of Google,
please visit the Google Privacy & Terms web page:
policies
. Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on provides visitors with the ability
to prevent their data from being collected and used by Google Analytics,
available at:
tools.google.com
.
-
E.
Behavioral Remarketing
. We also use remarketing services to advertise on third-party websites
to you after you visited our Services. For this purpose, visitors are grouped
by certain actions on our Services, e.g., by duration of a visit. This
enables us to understand your preferences and to show you personalized
advertising even if you are currently surfing on another website that also
participates in the same advertising network. We utilize Google Ads, Bing
Ads, and similar ad networks.
-
Using
Facebook Business Tools
, we may display interest-based ads to you when using Facebook. To modify
your preferences or turn off personalization for ads served by Facebook,
you can visit Facebook's
Ad Preferences
in addition to the Your Choices section below. We do not share any of
your personal information with Facebook. We may also show ads to audiences
that share similar characteristics as you. To do so, a list of email addresses
is irreversibly encrypted through hashing and uploaded or transmitted from
our site, and Facebook matches the hashed data against its own users, generating
a lookalike audience and deleting the uploaded list. We do not have access
to the identity of anybody in the “lookalike” audience, unless they choose
to click on one of our advertisements.
-
F.
Other Tracking Technologies
. We may also use Tracking Technologies to collect "clickstream" data,
such as the domain name of the service providing you with Internet access,
your device type, IP address used to connect your computer to the Internet,
your browser type and version, operating system and platform, the average
time spent on our Site, webpages viewed, content searched for, access times
and other relevant statistics, and assign unique identifiers to the device
or other credentials you use to access the Site for the same purposes.
-
Pages of our Site may also use Java scripts, which are code snippets embedded
in various parts of websites and applications that facilitate a variety
of operations including accelerating the refresh speed of certain functionality
or monitoring usage of various online components; entity tags, which are
HTTP code mechanisms that allow portions of websites to be stored or “cached”
within your browser to accelerate website performance; and HTML5 local
storage, which allows data from websites to be stored or “cached” within
your browser to store and retrieve data in HTML5 pages when the website
is revisited.
-
G.
Do Not Track
. Some Internet browsers, such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari,
include the ability to transmit “Do Not Track” or “DNT” signals. Since
uniform standards for “DNT" signals have not been adopted, our Site does
not currently process or respond to “DNT” signals.
-
H.
Location Information
. You may be able to adjust the settings of your device so that information
about your physical location is not sent to us or third-parties by (a)
disabling location services within the device settings; or (b) denying
certain websites or mobile applications permission to access location information
by changing the relevant preferences and permissions in your mobile device
or browser settings.
We maintain physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards designed to
guard and prevent misuse of your personal information. Our security measures
include industry-standard physical, technical and administrative measures
to prevent unauthorized access to or disclosure of your information.
The Internet is not an absolutely secure environment. We strongly recommend
that you use a secure method and use a complex password to help us ensure
the security of your account. We also strongly advise that you neither
share your password with others nor re-use passwords on our Services that
you use on other sites or apps, as doing so increases the likelihood of
your being the victim of a credential stuffing attack or other malicious
cyber behavior. If you feel that the security of your account or personal
data has been compromised, please immediately contact us at our dedicated
Privacy Center or as otherwise described in the “Contact Us” section below.
As explained in the “Overview”
section above, the provider of Services varies depending on your country
of residence when accessing and using the Services. The joint controllers
have entered into a joint controller agreement, allocating the essential
responsibilities as follows: Roadget Business Pte. Ltd. will be responsible
for operating the Site and providing for its security. Shein Haul Distribution
Corporation will be responsible for using the Site in its respective territory
to sell products to customers, collecting payment and processing returns.
The joint controllership agreement is necessary because of the aforementioned
separation of the technical and commercial levels, while at the same time
processing your data is necessary for both companies to provide you with
the overall Services (consisting of both the sales and the Site and Apps).
Pursuant to the joint controller agreement, both parties are independently
responsible for ensuring the lawfulness of data processing operations and
for taking appropriate technical and organizational measures in this context.
This Privacy Policy is also jointly adopted by the joint controllers. In
the event of a data breach, the joint controllers are obligated to inform
and subsequently cooperate with each other in responding, with Shein Haul Distribution
Corporation focusing on communication with the regulatory authorities and
individuals, while Roadget Business Pte. Ltd focuses primarily on our technical
response and future data breach prevention.
We attach great importance to your attention to personal information,
and do our best to protect your rights to access, correct, delete, cancel
your account, and withdraw your consent to our processing your personal
information, so that you have the full ability to protect your privacy
and security. To exercise your rights, you may contact us at our dedicated Privacy Center.
5.1 Access, Correction and Deletion of your Personal Information.
You have the right to access, correct, or delete the personal information
that we collect. To protect the privacy and the security of your personal
information, we may request data from you to enable us to confirm your
identity and right to access such data, as well as to search for and provide
you with the personal data we maintain. There are instances where applicable
laws or regulatory requirements allow or require us to refuse to provide
or delete some or all of the personal information that we maintain. To
exercise your rights, you may make updates within your customer account
on the Site or App, or you may contact us our dedicated Privacy Center.
We may not accommodate a request to delete or change information if
we believe the change would violate any law or legal requirement or cause
the information to be incorrect.
5.2 Unsubscribe from Our Marketing Communications.
If you do not want us to use your email account to send you marketing
emails or non-transactional promotional materials, please directly click
on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of any of our email messages to you
or contact us at our dedicated Privacy Center.
5.3 Lodging Complaints.
If you believe we have infringed or violated your privacy rights, please
contact us at our dedicated Privacy Center
so that we may attempt to resolve any issues to your satisfaction.
We will retain your personal information only for as long as is necessary
for the purposes set out in this Policy. We will retain and use your personal
information to the extent necessary to comply with our legal obligations
(for example, if we are required to retain your data to comply with applicable
laws), resolve disputes and enforce our legal agreements and policies.
If you no longer wish to be our customer, or cease using or accessing
our Services, you can request us to close your account and delete all personal
information we hold about you via Privacy Center, subject to certain legal requirements.
If you send us correspondence, including emails, we retain such information
electronically in the records of your account. We will also electronically
retain customer service correspondence and other correspondence from us
to you. We retain these records to measure and improve our customer service
and to investigate potential fraud and violations. We may, over time, delete
these records as permitted by law.
We will also retain Services usage data for internal analysis purposes.
Usage data is generally retained for a shorter period of time, except when
this data is used to strengthen the security or to improve the functionality
of our Site, or we are legally obligated to retain this data for longer
periods.
Our Apps or Site may contain links to third-party sites. This Policy does
not apply to those third-party sites. We recommend that you read the privacy
statements of any other sites that you visit as we are not responsible
for the privacy practices of those sites.
Our Services are not directed to, and we do not knowingly collect personal
information from, children under the age of 16 or minors (as defined by
applicable national laws). If you are a minor, please do not attempt to
fill out our forms or send any personal information about yourself to us.
If a minor has provided us with personal information without parental or
guardian consent, the parent or guardian should contact us immediately to
remove the relevant personal information
and unsubscribe the minor.
If we become aware that a minor has provided us with personal information,
we will take steps to promptly delete such information from our files.
As described further in our
Terms and Conditions
, please do not upload photographs showing other people, in particular
if they are minors.
We operate accounts and fan pages on different social media platforms
(the
“Social Media Accounts”
).
If you visit one of our Social Media Accounts you initiate a variety of
data processing operations. Below we identify the other types of entities
with whom you may interact when you visit one of our Social Media Accounts.
If you do not provide us with your personal data, certain functionalities
of the social networking platforms requiring such data will not be available
to you or only to a limited extent.
As the owner of a Social Media Account, we can usually only see information
stored in your public profile on such social media platform, and only insofar
as you are logged in to your profile while visiting our Social Media Account.
In addition, we may process data that you provide to us when you contact
us through one of our Social Media Accounts (for example: if you create
a post, or send us a private message via Facebook). If you visit one of
our Social Media Accounts, the operator of the respective social network
also processes your data, regardless of whether you yourself have a profile
in the respective social network. The individual data processing operations
and their scope differ depending on the operator.
In addition, the respective operator of the social network provides us
with anonymous usage statistics, which we use to improve the user experience.
We do not have access to the usage data that the operator of the social
network collects to create these statistics. These data processing operations
serve our legitimate interest in improving the user experience when visiting
our profile in line with the target group.
For details about the collection and storage of your data as well as the
type, scope and purpose of their use by the operator of the social network,
please refer to the privacy policy of the respective operator:
-
The privacy policy for the social network
can be viewed at
Facebook
.
-
The privacy policy for the social network
Instagram
can be accessed at.
-
The privacy policy for the social network
Twitter
can be found at.
-
The privacy policy for the social network
YouTube
.
can be viewed at
-
The privacy policy for the social network
Pinterest
can be viewed at.
-
The privacy policy for the social network
Snapchat
may be accessed at.
-
The privacy policy for the social network
TikTok
may be accessed at.
10. Storage and Transfer of Your Personal Data.
This Privacy Policy only applies to residents of the United States. If
you are a resident of another country, please see the applicable Shein Haul
Privacy Policy and Terms of Use that is specific to your jurisdiction,
which is generally available on the local version of the App or Site. Please
note as well that when you use our Services,
your personal data may be accessed or transferred outside of the United
States.
Such countries may have data protection laws that are different in some
respects than the laws of the U.S. For these transfers, we rely on appropriate
safeguards as permitted under applicable law and standards. If you do not
want your information transferred to, processed, accessed, or maintained
outside of the United States, you should immediately stop accessing or
using the Services.
11. California Privacy Rights
This section applies only to California residents. Pursuant to the California
Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, as amended and pursuant to its regulations
and successors (together, “CCPA”), below is a summary for the last twelve
(12) months of the personal information categories, as identified and defined
by the CCPA (see California Civil Code section 1798.140 (o)), that we collect,
the reason we collect the personal information, where we obtain the personal
information, and the third parties with whom we may share the personal
information.
We generally collect the following categories of personal information
when you use our Services:
-
identifiers such as a name, address, unique personal identifier, email,
phone number, your device’s IP address, and non-directly identifiable alphanumerical
numbers associated with your devices;
-
commercial information such as records of products or services purchased,
obtained, or considered by you;
-
Internet or other electronic information regarding your browsing activity,
length of visit and number of page views, click-stream data, locale preferences,
your mobile carrier, date and time stamps associated with transactions,
and system configuration information;
-
audio recordings of your voice to the extent you call us, as permitted
under applicable law;
-
employment-related information; and
-
inferences about your preferences, characteristics, behavior and attitudes.
We generally do not collect protected classifications about our users,
biometric information, or education-related information. For more information
about the personal information we collect and the purposes for which we
use it, please refer to section 1 above.
The categories of third parties with whom we may share your personal information
are listed above in section 2.
If you are a California resident, you have rights in relation to your
personal information; however, your rights are subject to certain exceptions.
For instance, we cannot disclose specific pieces of personal information
if the disclosure would create a substantial, articulable, and unreasonable
risk to the security of the personal information, your account with us
or the security of our network systems. To assert your right to know or
your right to delete your personal information, please see the contact us
section below. To confirm your identity, we may ask you to verify personal
information we already have on file for you or other documentation that
verifies that you are whom you claim to be. If we cannot verify your identity
based on the information we have on file, we may request additional information
from you, which we will only use to verify your identity, and for security
or fraud-prevention purposes.
-
Right Against Discrimination
. You have the right not to be discriminated against for exercising any
of the rights described in this section. We will not discriminate against
you for exercising your right to know, delete or opt-out of sales.
-
Right to Know
. You have the right to request in writing a list of the information we
have collected or disclosed about you, the business purposes involved,
and the sources of such information. You have the right to request a copy
of the specific personal information we collected about you during the
12 months before your request.
-
Right to Delete
. You have the right to request that we delete any personal information
we have collected from you or maintain about you, subject to certain exceptions.
-
Right to Opt-Out of Selling
. You have the right to opt-out of having your personal information sold.
We do not sell your personal information as that term is generally understood
but we recognize that the CCPA defines “personal information” in such a
way that making available identifiers linked to you for a benefit may be
considered a “sale.” The CCPA broadly defines “personal information” and
“selling” such that making available or sharing identifiers linked to you
for a benefit may be considered a sale. In the previous 12 months, we were
sharing identifiers and inferences about you with our partners, third parties
and affiliates in such a way that, under the CCPA, may be defined as selling.
Please see the “Cookies and Other Tracking Technologies” section above
for a description of opting out of cookies and controlling browser settings,
in addition to clicking the “Manage Cookies” link in our website footer
to load a consent tool that will allow you to opt-out of the cookies on
our Site.
-
Use of an Authorized Agent to Submit a Request
. Only you or a person you formally authorize to act on your behalf may
make a verifiable consumer request related to your personal information
as a California consumer. If you use an authorized agent to submit such
a request, we will require written proof that the authorized agent has
been authorized to act on your behalf or a copy of the power-of-attorney
document granting that right.
In addition, California Civil Code Section 1798.83 permits customers who
are California residents to request certain information regarding our disclosure
of personal information to third-parties for their direct marketing purposes.
In your request, please specify that you want a “California Shine the Light
Notice.” Please contact us as described below and allow 30 days for a response.
12. Nevada Privacy Rights
This section applies only to Nevada residents. Although we do not “sell”
“covered information” of Nevada “consumers” as those terms are defined
by Chapter 603A of the Nevada Revised Statutes, if you are a Nevada consumer,
please go to our Privacy Center
and inform us that you would like us to provide you notice in the event
we should do so in the future, at which point you will have an opportunity
to be verified and exercise your opt-out rights under that law. You may
contact us as described below. It is your responsibility to keep your notice
contact information current.
If you have questions or concerns regarding any information in this Privacy
Policy, please contact us at our dedicated Privacy Center. You can also contact us via our
customer service Platform on our Site.
Our Privacy Office can be contacted via the email address below or via
our postal address below in writing:
Shein Haul Privacy Office
757 S. Alameda St., Suite 220
Los Angeles, CA 90021
Email:
legal@sheinHaul.com


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xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx.datfile from
/saves/world_name/playerdata/that has the same name as
UUIDof the player you wish to import to singleplayer
level.datfile from
/saves/world_name/level.dat
level.datfile in
/saves/world_name/, replacing the old
level.dat
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Detailed map of external symbols.
This is a complete map of the external symbols used by the file
systems compiled from the Linux Kernel 2.6.29 + tux3 branch. The
symbols are sorted in the descending order of their frequency
while the file systems are sorted in the descending order of
number of external symbols they use.


Before Change
num_dims = shape.size
tt_rank = np.ones(num_dims + 1)
shape = shape.astype(int)
tt_cores = num_dims * [None]
for i in range(num_dims):
curr_core_shape = (1, shape[i], 1)
tt_cores[i] = tf.ones(curr_core_shape)
return TensorTrain(tt_cores, shape, tt_rank)
After Change
raise ValueError("shape should be 1d array")
if np.any(shape < 1):
raise ValueError("all elements in `shape` should be positive")
if not all(isinstance(sh, np.integer) for sh in shape):
raise ValueError("all elements in `shape` should be integers")
num_dims = shape.size
tt_rank = np.ones(num_dims + 1)
tt_cores = num_dims * [None]


Index of JettyPlus Demos
There are a number of demos available which illustrate various features available with JettyPlus:
JNDI, UserTransaction and Datasource demo
Mail service demo


This is a paragraph in a div in a main in a body in an html
The div has a click event but not the p tag. Clicking on the p tag will still trigger this event
If you click on this P, the onclick event for the DIV actually runs.
The p, div, and main tags all have their own event handler. Clicking on anyone of these elements will trigger an event. That event will bubble up and also trigger the parent's events.
This is a paragraph in a div in a main in a body in an html
The p, div, and form all have their own onclick which will send an alert. We can stop this event from bubbling up using event.stopPropagation();
Here we have a situation where bubbling is desirable. By assigning the event on the ul we do not need to assign this event on all the li individually.


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This example demonstrates using tfjs-tsne to do dimensionality reduction on the MNIST data set. Here we take 10000 images of digits, resize them to 10x10px and use T-SNE to organize them in two dimensions.
See the the paper for more details, and check out the code for this example here.


How to use this project¶
There are two main resources in this project:
- The content of this documentation website
- The source code and configuration files in the GitHub repo
Website content
The content of the website is intentionally sparse, and it is oriented towards practical use. I try not to include too much background information on the packages I use because that can be found in other places on the internet. Instead, I’ve focused on step-by-step guides for you to quickly get a set-up like the one I use here running for one of your own projects.
There are three sections on the website. First, there is some background
information on how to structure your repo, sphinx, pytest, and setting up
continuous integration with Travis CI. Second, there is some demo pages for
what you might actually have on a real documentation website. Third, there are
some demo examples generated using the mypack
package in the source code
on GitHub.
Source code on GitHub
The GitHub repository demonstrates several useful features may be interesting for you to see a working example:
- How Python files can be ordered into a package (see the
mypack/
directory) - A
setup.py
file for installing said Python package - A sphinx configuration file that utilizes (
docs/conf.py
)…- The
autodoc
extension to scrape information from docstrings - The
numpydoc
extension to allow NumPy-style docstrings - The sphinx “Read the Docs” theme
- The
- Example source files for sphinx documentation that demonstrate
(
docs/source/
)…- A static webpage
- A webpage with content scraped from function/module docstrings
- A webpage with examples, featuring code, generated images, and output
- A directory of tests for checking that the code runs as expected
(
tests/
) - Commands in a Travis CI configuration file to (
.travis.yml
)…- Automatically run
pytest
to check the examples work - Automatically run
pytest
to run all tests and check the coverage - Use sphinx to build the html pages and then deploy them to GitHub pages
- Automatically run


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