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How do I link a plugin click or my user account to a thread?
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What is a class?
A class is a fundamental unit of modeling in Modelica, providing the structure for an object. Classes can contain equations, where the computations are performed.
Create a class, Add, that calculates the sum of two parameters, which are Integer numbers with given values.
Since x + y = sum is an equation and not an assignment, the equation can also be written as sum = x + y without changing the meaning of the equation.
When we have simulated the class Add, we can look at the values of the variables at a specific point in time by writing: val(variableName,time), here with time=0;.


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Encapsulates app-server request. Object used to hold a full appserver request. Used as a container that is passed through the request forward chain and ultimately sent to the URLDispatcher instances. Attributes: relative_url: String containing the URL accessed. path: Local path of the resource that was matched; back-references will be replaced by values matched in the relative_url. Path may be relative or absolute, depending on the resource being served (e.g., static files will have an absolute path; scripts will be relative). headers: Instance of mimetools.Message with headers from the request. infile: File-like object with input data from the request. force_admin: Allow request admin-only URLs to proceed regardless of whether user is logged in or is an admin.
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String representation of request. Used mainly for testing. Returns: String representation of AppServerRequest. Strings of different request objects that have the same values for all fields compare as equal.
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The Muse (1999) Albert Brooks, Sharon Stone, Andie MacDowell, Jeff Bridges, Mark Feuerstein, Steven Wright, Bradley Whitford, Mario Opinato, Dakin Matthews, Concetta Tomei, James Cameron, Bobby Edner, Lorenzo Lamas, Wolfgang Puck, Rob Reiner, Martin Scorsese, Cybill Shepherd, Jennifer Tilly, Stacey Travis, Steve Valentine. Music by Elton John. Screenplay by Albert Brooks and Monica Johnson. Directed by Albert Brooks. 97 minutes. Rated PG-13, 2.5 stars (out of five stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo-online.com Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Edward+Johnson-ott To receive reviews by e-mail at no charge, send subscription requests to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>To best enjoy "The Muse," you need to get into the proper state of mind. First, forget the blurbs from quote whores proclaiming the film "hilarious" and "a laugh riot." It isn't. "Amusing," "pleasant" and "generally enjoyable" would be more appropriate terms. Second, lower your expectations. Because comedian-writer-actor-director Albert Brooks ("Lost in America," "Defending Your Life," "Mother") is held in such high regard, people tend to forget that while even the slightest of his films contains moments of comic genius, there are always numerous dead spots as well, even in the best of his works. And "The Muse" is not Albert Brooks at his best.
Directed and co-written by Brooks, this shaggy dog story is more low-key than his usual offerings, with many flat stretches. Still, there are rewards here, notably jabs at Hollywood mentality; well-placed cameos from Martin Scorsese, James Cameron, Wolfgang Puck and others; Sharon Stone's fizzy performance in the title role; and, as always, the satisfaction of watching Brooks do wonderfully slow burns as his exasperation grows, building inevitably to deliciously juvenile outbursts.
This time around, Albert plays Steven Phillips, a screenwriter with 17 scripts and an Oscar nomination to his credit. After receiving a humanitarian award at a gala dinner, with his wife Laura (Andie MacDowell) and young daughters watching in pride, he goes into the studio the next morning, only to have his world crash around him. A smarmy junior executive casually informs Steven that he has lost his edge. Not only is the studio rejecting his current script, it has decided to release him from his three-picture deal.
In a panic, Steven races to the home of friend and fellow writer Jack Warrick (Jeff Bridges) for counsel. Moved by Steven's desperation, Jack confides the secret of his success. He is a client of Sarah (Sharon Stone), a genuine, daughter-of-Zeus Muse. Muses inspire creativity and Sarah is a hot commodity in the film community. After considerable badgering, Jack finally sets up a meeting between Steven and Sarah. In short order, Steven has his own Muse who lives up to her billing, but provides nonstop headaches along with inspiration.
The concept is solid enough, but the execution falters. After a juicy opening, the story meanders and the aimless feel is enervating. The witty vignettes that pop up every few minutes are welcome, but they also underline the weakness of the main plotline.
Part of the problem is Brooks himself. The comic actor always plays self- absorbed, self-pitying types (his film persona is essentially the West Coast equivalent of Woody Allen, minus the creepiness), but his Steven Phillips appears haggard and speaks in pessimistic terms even when things are going well.
While Brooks' zeal seems muted, he still delivers a number of sharp one- liners, particularly during his temper tantrums.  He has some terrific exchanges with an oily Paramount exec (Mark Feuerstein) and a European partygoer (Mario Opinato) who twists the English language like a Bavarian pretzel.
There is a lot of old-fashioned shtick in "The Muse," as celebrities pop up for cameos tweaking their own images. "Titanic" director James Cameron has a cute bit and Martin Scorsese is a riot, babbling like a hyperactive loon about his insane concept for a "Raging Bull" remake.
Comic vignettes aside, it's the women who keep the film going. Andie MacDowell gives one of her most likable performances to date as Laura Phillips, who starts realizing her own potential while spending time with the Muse. As Sarah the Muse, Sharon Stone proves quite adept at comedy, deftly creating a character who is at once demanding and ditzy. Stone is clearly having the time of her life playing such an off-beat type, and her enthusiasm is most appreciated.
If only the film had as much energy as Stone. It starts off strong and has a clever ending, but oh, does the midsection ever sag. Were I a Muse, I'd have strongly suggested that Brooks and his longtime writing partner Monica Johnson do another draft or two, because even the languidly paced "Mother" looks perky compared to this.
After watching "The Muse," I'm reminded of the scene in which Steven is told that, while his script is serviceable, it lacks edge. That is exactly the trouble with this movie. "The Muse" is amusing, pleasant and generally enjoyable, which would be enough for most filmmakers, but from someone of Albert Brooks' caliber, we have a right to expect more.
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.cyc.query.client |
Provides the core classes for constructing, specifying, and running Cyc
queries.
|
| com.cyc.query.client.explanations |
Provides the classes specific to working with QueryAnswerExplanations, and specifically for
ProofViews.
|
| com.cyc.xml.query |
Provides JAXB-based classes for translating query-related datastructures
between java and XML formats.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| CyclQuery
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ProofView
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| ProofViewEntry
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| ProofViewJaxbMarshaller
A class to output ProofViews in XML.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ArgPosition
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| ArgPositions
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| ArgumentPositionDetail
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| ArgumentPositionDetails
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| CandidateReplacementForPosition
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| CandidateReplacementsForPosition
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| Connective
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| ConstraintOnReplacement
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| ConstraintsOnReplacement
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| Content
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| CyclQuery
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| Elmt
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| Example
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| ExcludeReplacementOption
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| ExcludeReplacementOptions
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| Explanation
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| FocalTerm
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| FollowUp
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| FollowUps
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| Formula
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| FormulaTemplate
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| GlossForTemplate
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| GlossText
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| Id
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| LoadMt
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| Ordering
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| Position
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| ProofView
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| ProofViewEntry
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| PropertySymbol
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| PropertyValue
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| QueryComment
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| QueryFormula
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| QueryID
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| QueryIndexical
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| QueryIndexicals
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| QueryInferenceProperties
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| QueryInferenceProperty
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| QueryMt
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| ReformulationSpecification
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| SubEntries
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| TemplateId
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| UnknownTermForTemplatePosition
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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| UsageExamples
Java class for anonymous complex type.
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- paddock - Variable in class entities.HorseJockey
-
- paddock - Variable in class entities.Spectator
-
- paddock - Variable in class server.PaddockProxy
-
A Paddock instance.
- Paddock - Class in hippodrome
-
Place where the horses are paradded before the
Spectator
s.
- Paddock(int, int) - Constructor for class hippodrome.Paddock
-
Creates a Paddock.
- PADDOCK_GO_CHECK_HORSES - communications.MessageType
-
- PADDOCK_GO_CHECK_HORSES_WITH_LAST_SPECTATOR - communications.MessageType
-
- PADDOCK_HOST - Static variable in class configurations.ServerConfigurations
-
Definition of the Paddock host for the execution.
- PADDOCK_PORT - Static variable in class configurations.ServerConfigurations
-
Definition of the Paddock port for the execution.
- PADDOCK_PROCEED_TO_PADDOCK - communications.MessageType
-
- PADDOCK_PROCEED_TO_START_LINE - communications.MessageType
-
- PADDOCK_SHUTDOWN - communications.MessageType
-
Message representing a shutdown of the Paddock
- PADDOCK_TIME_TO_SLEEP - Static variable in class configurations.ServerConfigurations
-
Definition of the Paddock time to sleep for the execution.
- PaddockInterface - Interface in hippodrome
-
Interface of the place where the horses are paradded before the
Spectator
s.
- PaddockProxy - Class in server
-
Paddock endpoint representation on the server side.
- PaddockProxy() - Constructor for class server.PaddockProxy
-
Creates a Paddock Proxy instance.
- PaddockStub - Class in clients
-
- PaddockStub() - Constructor for class clients.PaddockStub
-
- placeABet(int, int, int) - Method in class clients.BettingCentreStub
-
- placeABet(int, int, int) - Method in class hippodrome.BettingCentre
-
- placeABet(int, int, int) - Method in interface hippodrome.BettingCentreInterface
-
- PLACING_A_BET - entities.SpectatorState
-
This is a blocking state with transition.
- PLAYING_HOST_AT_THE_BAR - entities.BrokerState
-
This is the final Entities's state.
- port - Static variable in class server.ServerLauncher
-
The identification of the service port.
- positionOnTrack - Variable in class hippodrome.rollfilm.HorseJockey
-
Current position on track of this pair Horse/Jockey.
- printClassicEntitiesLine() - Method in class hippodrome.GeneralInformationRepository
-
Makes a snapshot of the entities at a given time.
- printClassicHeaders() - Method in class hippodrome.GeneralInformationRepository
-
Print the headers on a file as the teacher has asked.
- printClassicRaceLine() - Method in class hippodrome.GeneralInformationRepository
-
Makes a snapshot of the race at a given time.
- printDebug(String, Object...) - Static method in class lib.logging.Logger
-
Prints a Debug String
- printEntitiesLine() - Method in class hippodrome.GeneralInformationRepository
-
Makes a snapshot of the entities at a given time.
- printError(String, Object...) - Static method in class lib.logging.Logger
-
Prints a Error String
- printHeaders() - Method in class hippodrome.GeneralInformationRepository
-
Print the headers of the log files.
- printInformation(String, Object...) - Static method in class lib.logging.Logger
-
Prints an Information String
- printNotification(String, Object...) - Static method in class lib.logging.Logger
-
Prints a Notification String
- printRaceLine() - Method in class hippodrome.GeneralInformationRepository
-
Makes a snapshot of the race at a given time.
- printUsage() - Static method in class clients.ClientLauncher
-
Prints the help message for this method.
- printUsage() - Static method in class server.ServerLauncher
-
Prints the help message for this method.
- printWarning(String, Object...) - Static method in class lib.logging.Logger
-
Prints a Warning String
- probabilityToWin - Variable in class hippodrome.rollfilm.HorseJockey
-
Current probability to win of this pair Horse/Jockey.
- proceedToPaddock() - Method in class clients.ControlCentreStub
-
- proceedToPaddock() - Method in class hippodrome.ControlCentre
-
- proceedToPaddock() - Method in interface hippodrome.ControlCentreInterface
-
- proceedToPaddock(int) - Method in class clients.PaddockStub
-
- proceedToPaddock(int) - Method in class hippodrome.Paddock
-
Changes the state of the pair Horse/Jockey to At the Paddock (
ATP
) and waits for the last Spectator to
arrive on Paddock on the
Paddock.goCheckHorses(boolean)
method.
- proceedToPaddock(int) - Method in interface hippodrome.PaddockInterface
-
- proceedToStable() - Method in class clients.StableStub
-
- proceedToStable() - Method in class hippodrome.Stable
-
Changes the state of the pair Horse/Jockey to At the Stable (ATS
).
- proceedToStable() - Method in interface hippodrome.StableInterface
-
- proceedToStable(int) - Method in class clients.StableStub
-
- proceedToStable(int) - Method in class hippodrome.Stable
-
Changes the state of the pair Horse/Jockey to At the Stable (ATS
) and waits till the current race is,
in fact, the current race of the event which is about to start.
- proceedToStable(int) - Method in interface hippodrome.StableInterface
-
- proceedToStartLine() - Method in class clients.PaddockStub
-
- proceedToStartLine() - Method in class clients.RacingTrackStub
-
- proceedToStartLine() - Method in class hippodrome.Paddock
-
Signal that the race is about to start, by a
HorseJockey
.
- proceedToStartLine() - Method in interface hippodrome.PaddockInterface
-
- proceedToStartLine() - Method in class hippodrome.RacingTrack
-
Changes the state of the pair Horse/Jockey to At the Start Line (
ATSL
) and waits till the last
RacingTrack.startTheRace()
is performed by the Entities.
- proceedToStartLine() - Method in interface hippodrome.RacingTrackInterface
-
- processAndAnswerRequest(Message) - Method in class server.BettingCentreProxy
-
Implementation of the
Server
's method to process and answer the requests.
- processAndAnswerRequest(Message) - Method in class server.ControlCentreProxy
-
Implementation of the
Server
's method to process and answer the requests.
- processAndAnswerRequest(Message) - Method in class server.GeneralInformationRepositoryProxy
-
Implementation of the
Server
's method to process and answer the requests.
- processAndAnswerRequest(Message) - Method in class server.PaddockProxy
-
Implementation of the
Server
's method to process and answer the requests.
- processAndAnswerRequest(Message) - Method in class server.RacingTrackProxy
-
Implementation of the
Server
's method to process and answer the requests.
- processAndAnswerRequest(Message) - Method in interface server.Server
-
- processAndAnswerRequest(Message) - Method in class server.StableProxy
-
Implementation of the
Server
's method to process and answer the requests.


java.lang.Comparator
,
but do not implement java.io.Serializable
.
If a non-serializable comparator is used to construct an ordered collection such
as a java.util.TreeMap
or java.util.TreeSet
, then the
collection will also be non-serializable. This can result in unexpected and
difficult-to-diagnose bugs.
Since subclasses of java.lang.Comparator
are often stateless,
simply marking them serializable is a small cost to avoid such issues.
Example:
class Foo implements Comparator { // warning
@Override
public int compare(Object o1, Object o2) {
/* ... */
}
}
After the quick-fix is applied:
class Foo implements Comparator, Serializable { // no warning here
@Override
public int compare(Object o1, Object o2) {
/* ... */
}
}


Organizations are exposed to cyber-attacks that cause significant financial weight additionally to losses such as data breaches, system collapse, privacy disclosure, reputation, violation of security policies, and loss of governance. As manufacturing automated systems are evolving rapidly new vulnerabilities would arise if security is not a primary concern in design. There are layered and decentralized security approaches but these solutions lack efficiency.
Industrial 4.0 transaction from traditional hardware based controllers architecture to a secure smart automation software architecture is a challenge.
When, implementing security, there are decentralized and layered approaches as solutions for the implementation and maintenance of smart manufacturing systems. It was observed that the layered and decentralized security approaches were common among the literature, but those approaches affected for the decreased efficiency of the overall smart system.
Therefore to increase the efficiency a comprehensive centralized security solution was implemented and tested for industrial automated systems.
Most system developers do not entirely recognize the cyber security challenges when designing, implementing or maintaining an industrial 4.0 automated system as there are many inter connected devices and technologies. Also vendors and manufactures are focused on productivity rather than security.
Challenges to overcome:
Security implementation for the potential challenges of the smart garment manufacturing system.
An automated garment manufacturing system which has been securely implemented to overcome the potential security challenges in the garment manufacturing industry according to the security standards, which is also verified for authentication and access control for the utilized IoT devices, automated centralized security configurations, security updates and intrusion detection system.
The Cyber Reach 4.0 security solution consist of 4 components
The overview diagram of Cyber Reach 4.0 security solution
We have implemented our solution with the latest stable technologies.


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dice
is a probabilistic programming language focused on fast exact inference
for discrete probabilistic programs.
For more information on dice
, see the about page
or paper.
Below is an online dice
code demo. To run the example code, press
the "Run" button. This will print the posterior probability of the
encryption key used by a Caesar cipher given the observed string "CCCC".
Note that dice
is still under active
development, so there is always a chance of bugs: please help us by
reporting them on github!


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MdGridListModule
Official Documentation
md-grid-list
is a two-dimensional list view that arranges cells into grid-based layout. See
Material Design spec here.
The height of the rows in a grid list can be set via the rowHeight attribute. Row height for the list can be calculated in three ways:
Fixed height: The height can be in px
, em
, or
rem
. If no units are specified, px
units are assumed (e.g. 100px
, 5em
, 250
).
Ratio: This ratio is column-width:row-height, and must be passed in with a colon,
not a
decimal (e.g. 4:3
).
Fit: Setting rowHeight
to fit
This mode automatically
divides the available height by
the number of rows. Please note the height of the grid-list or its container must be set.
If rowHeight is not specified, it defaults to a 1:1 ratio of width:height.
The gutter size can be set to any px, em, or rem value with the gutterSize property. If no units are specified, px units are assumed. By default the gutter size is 1px.
It is possible to set the rowspan and colspan of each md-grid-tile individually, using the rowspan and
colspan properties. If not set, they both default to 1. The colspan must not exceed the number of cols in
the md-grid-list
. There is no such restriction on the rowspan however, more rows will simply
be added for it the tile to fill.
A header and footer can be added to an md-grid-tile
using the
md-grid-tile-header
and md-grid-tile-footer
elements respectively.
MdGridListModule
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
@Input()
cols |
Amount of columns in the grid list. |
|
@Input()
gutterSize |
Size of the grid list's gutter in pixels. |
|
@Input()
rowHeight |
Set internal representation of row height from the user-provided value. |


| 009:042 Khan | : |
Had it been a near gain (booty in front of them) and an easy journey, they would have followed you, but the distance (Tabuk expedition) was long for them, and they would swear by Allah, "If we only could, we would certainly have come forth with you." They destroy their ownselves, and Allah knows that they are liars. |
| 009:042 Maulana | : |
Had it been a near gain and a short journey, they would certainly have followed thee, but the hard journey was too long for them.  They cause their own souls to perish; and Allah knows that they are liars. |
| 009:042 Pickthal | : |
Had it been a near adventure and an easy journey they had followed thee, but the distance seemed too far for them. Yet will they swear by Allah (saying): If we had been able we would surely have set out with you. They destroy their souls, and Allah knoweth that they verily are liars. |
| 009:042 Rashad | : |
If there were a quick material gain, and a short journey, they would have followed you. But the striving is just too much for them. They will swear by GOD: "If we could, we would have mobilized with you." They thus hurt themselves, and GOD knows that they are liars. |
| 009:042 Sarwar | : |
Had the gain been immediate or the journey shorter, they (hypocrites) would certainly have followed you, (Muhammad), but it was too far for them. They will swear by God, "Had we had the ability, we would certainly have marched with you." They destroy only themselves and God knows that they are lying. |
| 009:042 Shakir | : |
Had it been a near advantage and a short journey, they would certainly have followed you, but the tedious journey was too long for them; and they swear by Allah: If we had been able, we would certainly have gone forth with you; they cause their own souls to perish, and Allah knows that they are most surely |
| 009:042 Sherali | : |
If it had been an immediate gain and a short journey, they would certainly have followed thee, but the hard journey seem too long to them. Yet they will swear by ALLAH, saying, 'If we had been able, we would surely have gone forth with you.' They but ruin their souls; and ALLAH knows that they are liars. |
| 009:042 Yusufali | : |
If there had been immediate gain (in sight), and the journey easy, they would (all) without doubt have followed thee, but the distance was long, (and weighed) on them. They would indeed swear by Allah, "If we only could, we should certainly have come out with you": They would destroy their own souls; for Allah doth know that they are certainly lying. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > أشرار الجند Jihad> The Call to Jihad>The Wicked Soldiers الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > ذم المتخاذلين عن الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>Dispraise the Reluctant for the Holy War الجهاد > الغزوات > غزوة تبوك Jihad> The Holy Battles> Tabuk Battle
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Status of Indonesia Multi-sectoral Response Plan
Partners’ Response Overview
The Multi Sectoral Response Plan aims at complementing the efforts of the Government of Indonesia in addressing the direct and indirect impact of the COVID-19 crisis.
IOM maintains the continuity of critical services to victims of trafficking of persons during the pandemic, assisting survivors in the return to their homes, and initiating tailored reintegration support, including legal assistance, psychosocial counselling, and economic reintegration services.
IOM works with the National Agency for the Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers (BP2MI), MoSA, and the local government agencies and task forces in Pontianak, Bali, Tanjung Pinang, and elsewhere to enhance responses towards the specific challenges faced by returning Indonesian migrant workers at the respective points of entry.
UNFPA continues to support the prevention and Management of GBV during the new adaptation to the COVID-19 pandemic and the provision of survival kits to 500 pregnant woman and elderly in Central Sulawesi.
UNHCR delivered cash-based interventions to 5,532 refugees (3,453 male and 2,079 female) as part of COVID-19 Response.
On child protection, UNICEF and partners directly engaged 1,515 people (337 children and 1,178 adults) on issues related to parenting, capacity building for child and youth engagement, and strengthening the capacity of Islamic boarding schools. 314 young people in Aceh Province participated in an online writing competition to promote mental health and wellbeing. By the end of July, capacity building for social and para-social workers has reached 2,918 people at national and sub-national level.
WHO continues to support the government with the programme analysis of essential health services to ensure their continuity during the pandemic, sharing programme-specific WHO guidance on continuity of services. Technical support provided to some programmes include Tuberculosis, Immunization, Dengue, Malaria, Hepatitis, Leprosy and HIV.
UNHCR together with the Ministry of Social Affairs will deliver bar soaps to promote hand-washing to 5,000 refugees and 50,000 Indonesian families in Greater Jakarta and surrounding areas.
Partners’ Response Overview
The Multi Sectoral Response Plan aims at complementing the efforts of the Government of Indonesia in addressing the direct and indirect impact of the COVID-19 crisis.
UNHCR lead the coordination on the humanitarian response to 99 Rohingya refugees in Aceh, together with IOM, UNICEF, JRS, and several other local organizations. A coordinated approach is maintained to ensure the protection and provision of basic needs of the persons of concern.
UNHCR continues to monitor the situation of a refugee who has been under Immigration detention at the International Zone Terminal 3 Soekarno-Hatta Airport since December 2019. UNHCR was recently granted in-person access to meet the refugee for protection counselling and to deliver the refugee hygiene materials that would give him better protection from COVID-19 at the airport.
UNHCR continues to monitor COVID-19 related discrimination against refugees and asylum seekers that were previously reported in Bogor and Garut of West Java.
UNHCR maintains communications with asylum seekers and refugees who are serving their sentence in different prisons, to make sure there are aware of health protocols and have access to health care.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Vulnerabilities
As the groups that would be impacted more severely during the COVID-19 pandemic, vulnerable groups tend to be not prioritized
Uninterrupted access to specific services required by a specific group.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Activities
A Rapid Gender Assessment is conducted by CARE Indonesia has been undertaken to identify gender sensitive needs and emerging issues for the response design, in 13 districts in six provinces: West Jakarta (Jakarta Province); Serang District (Banten); TTS and Kupang districts and Kupang City (East Nusa Tenggara); Bone District (South Sulawesi); Palu City, Donggala, Sigi Districts (Central Sulawesi); Sukabumi, Purwakarta, Bandung Districts (West Java).
UNAIDS and its partners mobilized resources to support around 2,200 LGBT in 12 provinces in terms of rent allowance and food packages. It also conducted a survey on the socio-economic impact of the pandemic on people living with HIV and key affected populations. The survey identified that more than 60% of the respondents have been adversely infected mostly by loss of income, thereby making it difficult for them to afford rent or food. The second phase of the survey is planned.
UNFPA in coordination with the Ministry of Women Empowerment and Child Protection (MOWECP) is ensuring the continuity of and access to multi-sectoral GBV response services for women and girls. 1,000 dignity kits have been procured customized for COVID-19 context to the affected women in April – July.
Under the leadership of BAPPENAS and the MOWECP, UNFPA is facilitating a rapid assessment on the COVID-19 Impact on GBV through analysis of the existing reporting data from both government and CSO Networks for GBV Services.
UNFPA supports the leadership of MOWECP in leading the GBV Sub Cluster coordination and facilitated coordination meetings.
UNFPA, Yayasan Pulih, Forum Pengada Layanan provided inputs to the development of protocols by the MoH for accessing safe house in COVID-19 and new adaptation situations.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Cont. Activities
UNFPA supports the continuation of distribution of essential needs through voucher assistance for 132 pregnant mothers and 300 older persons in Central Sulawesi in collaboration with local NGOs, Libu Perempuan, Yayasan Kelompok Pejuang Kesetaraan Perempuan Sulawesi Tengah, and Yayasan Kerti Praja in April – August.
Organisasi Pekerja Sosial di Indonesia (OPSI) with support from UNFPA developed Infographic and videos on HIV, mental health, and COVID-19 and disseminated via OPSI’s social media and network to minimize COVID-19 infection among Female Sex Workers.
UNHCR, UNICEF and IOM support the development of protocols for protection of displaced children and their families, including refugee children. This process coincided with interagency support to Rohingya refugees in Aceh, including support for dissemination of information on COVID-19 and MHPSS support.
UNODC have delivered 30,000 facemask and other items such as medical face shields, nitrile gloves, disinfectant, water containers, infrared thermometers, disinfectant liquid/bleach, soap bars, hand sanitizer, hand sanitizer refills, and vitamin C in some prisons in six provinces.
On 6 July, UNODC also handed over 10,000 face masks and other essential health and safety equipment to the Indonesian National Police, especially East Java Regional Police as the region is currently experienced a significant increase of COVID-19 cases. This essential component of personal protective equipment (PPE) is now available for around 40.000 East Java Regional Police officers who were performing their official duties as they have been showing a crucial role in keeping the communities safe during the pandemic. UNODC assistance is benefitted to 61 Prisons, 1 Prison Hospitals, 1 Provincial Police Office, 25.663 people in 7 provinces and 220 Drug Treatment Facilities in 34 Provinces.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Cont. Activities
In the last four weeks, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) reached an estimated additional 392,414 individuals through messages related to awareness and tips on mental health broadcast through both traditional and social media channels, webinars and other activities organized by UNICEF in partnership with government and NGO partners. A total of 1,090,695 (364,438 children; 726,257 adults/young people/caregivers) were reached with messages on mental health and psychosocial through a range of platforms.
UNICEF supported the MOWECP and BNPB to organize a ‘children’s takeover’ of the COVID-19 Task Force during the celebration of the National Children’s Day on 23 July 2020. Five live broadcasts were aired by national TV and through 10 government social media accounts. Eighteen children representing 10 provinces led the takeover sessions. Data, tips and messages, on child protection, education, health and MHPSS were shared. The event generated at least 119 articles and 59 social media posts, reaching more than 847 million accounts/viewers.
Distribution to orphanages and childcare institutions of hygiene, recreation kits and positive parenting/caregiver education materials has enabled the MoSA to identify an additional 1,671 childcare institutions, which were not registered previously by the government. Reaching these additional unregistered institutions will enable better registration and protection of children in these facilities. A total of 421,573 children living in or supported by 6,297 childcare institutions in 34 provinces have been reached. This includes 350,777 children living in childcare institutions without parental care.
To strengthen child protection activities, UNICEF and partners directly engaged 1,515 people on issues related to parenting, capacity building for child and youth engagement, and strengthening the capacity of Islamic boarding schools on child protection during COVID-19. The participants include 337 children and 1,178 adults. 314 young people in Aceh Province also participated in an online writing competition to promote mental health and wellbeing. As of the end of July, capacity building for social and para-social workers at national and sub-national level has reached a total of 2,918 people.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Cont. Activities
UNDP is undertaking advocacy and inclusion training activities with MoSA for people with disabilities (10 series of training/advocacy done) and Health Agency of DKI for protection against GBV (expansion of GBV referral services to other 7 hospitals in DKI and other provinces). UNDP supports the Jakarta Provincial Government to strengthen the integrated service center for GBV victims by facilitating the revision of Standard Operating Procedure at P2TP2A (Integrated Service Center for Women and Children) and at Local Government Hospitals (RSUDs). The new SOPs have been adjusted to allow the implementation of proper health protocols in providing services to GBV victims during COVID-19 pandemic. As a follow up, UNDP had also provided a series of trainings to frontliners (medical staffs and police officers) in Jakarta Province to implement the new SOPs.
UNDP supports BNPB in managing risk information management systems (InaRISK), COVID-19 information dissemination application and self-assessment tools on COVID-19 risk for villages, families and individuals.
IOM is coordinating with the local government agencies and task forces in Pontianak, Bali, Tanjung Pinang, and elsewhere to enhance responses towards the specific challenges faced by returning Indonesian migrant workers at the respective points of entry.
In Jakarta, IOM distributed 500 cloth masks and 50 half-litre bottles of hand sanitizer to NGOs and faith-based groups based in Jakarta actively providing support to victims of trafficking.
IOM continued to ensure refugees’ access to COVID-19 health care and actively conducted rapid tests and PCR tests in collaboration with local health service providers.
For refugees under quarantine or isolation, IOM provided well-being kits to help maintain individual mental and psychological health. Counselling services are also provided to individuals and their families to help ensure that they are well informed, able to maintain communication with each other, and better able to cope.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Cont. Activities
Following the Joint Decree Letter of four Ministries on Learning Guidance for the new academic year, IOM continued to provide internet allowances for children and young-adult students to support home learning. 506 refugee children and 261 adults actively participated in online education programme conducted by formal schools, NGO partners, as well as Indonesian and refugee volunteer teachers.
IOM has maintained the continuity of critical services to victims of trafficking of persons during the pandemic, assisting survivors with return to their homes, and initiating tailored reintegration support including legal assistance, psychosocial counselling, and economic reintegration services.
Save the Children conducts Pulih Bersama (Heal Together) public campaign focused on seven risks and seven actions related to children rights during COVID-19 pandemic. So far, the campaign has reached 1,299,606 people and 54 media coverage. It also supports Ministry of Social Affairs & Ministry of Women Empowerment and Child Protection developed national guidance for families and mother led households on parenting during COVID-19.
In coordination with MOWECP, IOM organized a virtual workshop attended by 95 participants from national and sub-national government and civil society counterparts, to identify key challenges in providing assistance to survivors of human trafficking amid the pandemic. IOM will support MOWECP and other stakeholders in the follow-up actions to remedy the ongoing protection challenges for survivors of trafficking.
Partners’ COVID-19 response
Cont. Activities
Following the lifting of the temporary global halt to third country resettlement of refugees, IOM re-initiated resettlement movements with newly incorporated COVID-19 protocols in June 2020. IOM also maintained coordination with the relevant national authorities, hospitals, and countries of origin for the reopening of assisted voluntary return programmes.
UNHCR conducted protection counselling for a refugee who has been stuck at the International Zone Soekarno-Hatta Airport since December 2019. The refugee was recently given hygiene materials by UNHCR.
UNHCR delivered hygiene materials to a refugee who is serving his sentence in a prison in Makassar
Protection counselling conducted to refugees who serve their sentence in different prisons in Indonesia to make sure the COVID-19 Health Protocol is enforced and the refugees have access to health care, when/if they need it.


Portfolio
What follows is a small list of my recent works
Tic-Tac-Toe
This is a playable CLI Version of the game Tic-tac-toe for two players.
At the start of the game, you will be prompted to enter the name of player one. Player one will be the "X" symbol.
Then you will be prompted to enter the name of player two.
Player two will be the "O" symbol. Players take turns placing their respective symbols on a 3x3 grid.
The first player to place 3 sequential symbols in a row, column, or diagonal wins the game.
If neither one of the players manages to place 3 consecutive symbols the game ends in a draw.
The 3x3 grid is numbered from top-left to bottom-right with the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 (a representation of the grid will be shown before you are prompted to chose).
To place your symbol on the grid just type the number that corresponds to the position in which you want to place the symbol, and then press enter.
Create in partnership with José Oever González Hernández.
Web-Scrapper
This tool is design to search for Magic: The Gatering cards based on their types and subtypes, and returns a list of matches. It is a Web Scraper built with ruby.
1.1 - You will be prompted to enter a Card Type or Supertype. This is mandatory and accepts any valid card type or supertype.
1.2 - You will be prompted to chose if you want to Include or Exclude the previous entry. To Include enter "I". That will return only results that have that card Type or Supertype. To Exclude enter "E". That will return only results that do not have that card Type or Supertype.
1.3 - You will be prompted to chose if you want to enter another Type or Supertype To do so enter "Y". That will repeat this process To move to the next step enter "N". That will move to the next step
2.1 - You will be prompted to enter a Card Subtype. This is not mandatory and accepts any value. Keep in mind that entering a value that do not match a valid Card Subtype an chosing to Include will result in an empty search.
2.2 - You will be prompted to chose if you want to Include or Exclude the previous entry. To Include enter "I". That will return only results that have that card Subtype. To Exclude enter "E". That will return only results that do not have that card Subtype.
2.3 - You will be prompted to chose if you want to enter another Subtype To do so enter "Y". That will repeat this process To move to the next step enter "N". That will move to the next step
Financial App
A app to control your expenses made with Ruby on Rails to be used from your browser.
On your first access you will create your account. From there you will visit your profile and see 3 links:
All my expenses. Here you can see all your categorized expenses and have a button to add new expenses. You can also click on the expense and go to that expense page where you can.
- Edit this expense.
- Delete this expenses.
- Add a category to this expense.
- Remove a category from this expense. Obs.: All newly added expenses don't have a category.
All my external expenses. Here you can see all your uncategorized expenses and have a button to add new expenses. You can also click on the expense and go to that expense page where you can.
- Edit this expense.
- Delete this expenses.
- Add a category to this expense.
- Remove a category from this expense. Obs.: All newly added expenses don't have a category.
All categories. Here you can see all your categories and have a button to add new categories. You can also click on the category and go to that category page where you can.
- Edit this category.
- Delete this category. Obs.: The icon has to be added as an URL to an image.
Skills
Languages
• JavaScript
• Ruby
• HTML
• CSS
Frameworks
• Bootstrap
• Rails
• React
• Redux
Tech Skills
• Codekit
• Codepen
• GitHub
• Terminal
• RSpec
• Capybara
Soft Skills
• Communication
• Problem-solving
• Adaptability
• Attentio to Detail


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Hun Sen orders release of 70 Cambodia opposition activists
Longtime leader says people who had been accused of plotting to overthrow the government should be released on bail.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen on Thursday ordered the release on bail of more than 70 opposition activists who have been arrested in recent weeks and accused of plotting to overthrow the government.
Hun Sen, who has ruled Cambodia for more than 34 years, has been under increasing international pressure to improve his human rights record, with the European Union threatening the withdrawal of important trade benefits.
More:
"There are over 70 people, please hurry up work on this case so that these brothers can be released on bail," Hun Sen said in a speech at a new cement factory in the southern province of Kampot, in comments directed at judicial authorities.
Cambodia arrested dozens of people in the run-up to last Saturday, when veteran opposition leader Sam Rainsy had said he would return from self-imposed exile in Paris to rally opposition to Hun Sen.
Trade in balance
In the event, amid growing government pressure on his party and its supporters, Rainsy flew to Malaysia before arriving in Indonesia on Thursday. He said he had been prevented from flying to Thailand where his deputy, Mu Sochua, had been refused entry last month.
On Saturday, Cambodia also relaxed the house arrest conditions on opposition leader Kem Sokha, who was arrested on treason charges more than two years ago. He says the charges are ridiculous and has called for them to be dropped.
Kem Sokha and Sam Rainsy co-founded the Cambodia National Rescue Party, which was banned in 2017.
By then, Sam Rainsy had flown into self-exile in France after a defamation conviction and other charges he maintains are politically motivated.
On Tuesday, the EU voiced concern at the human rights situation in Cambodia as it gave authorities one month to respond to a report on its investigation before deciding whether to suspend trade benefits.
Hun Sen said that in addition to ordering the release of the opposition activists, he had ordered the Justice Ministry to withdraw arrest warrants for other opposition activists who had fled to Thailand or were in hiding in Cambodia.


Animations
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| Why do we need (LPVOID*) then &pAnotherInterface ? |
void*
is a pointer to anything. As we don't know the type of the actual object, a
void*
is used to point to it. Obviously, it'll need to be cast to something before use, but that shouldn't interfere with use getting the pointer to begin with.
void**
is used because we're passing the
void*
by reference. In C, you have to explicitly do that by passing the address of the thing you want filled in. The type of the address of a
void*
is
void**
, in the same way that the type of the address of an
int
is
int*
.
| Why can't we just pass in the addressOf operator? |
I'm not sure what addressOf is. But it's standard practice in C to pass by reference in that way.
| is that being used as a cast to a pointer? Whats the purpose of that? |
QueryInterface returns
all COM interfaces, so it has to use void*, the user has to make sense of what that means. The rest has already been explained.


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THE INSIDER
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Touchstone Pictures Director: Michael Mann Writer: Eric Roth, Michael Mann, Marie Brenner (article) Cast: Al Pacino, Russell Crowe, Christopher Plummer, Diane Venora, Philip Baker Hall, Lindsay Crouse, Debi Mazar, Stephen Tobolowsky, Colm Feore, Bruce McGill, Gina Gershon, Michael Gambon, Rip Torn
You don't have to see Eugene O'Neill's "The Iceman Cometh" to perceive that no one is more fanatical than a fellow who has just vanquished a bad habit. Find a person who has just given up smoking or alcohol or adultery or a life of crime and you have located a guy who will relentlessly climb the world's soapboxes to insist that you too can become as pristine as a newborn pup. Marie Brenner's investigative article in a "Vanity Fair" magazine article entitled "The Man Who Knew Too Much" portrays such a man, Jeffrey Wigand, an ex-smoker who was a top executive with the tobacco firm of B&W until he had an epiphany. Tobacco is not a nice product, he realized some years after the rest of us knew this, and what's more the executives that make their living from selling this foul substance have noses longer than Pinocchio's. At a congressional hearing one day, all seven CEO's of the big tobacco corporations stated under oath that- -get this--nicotine is not addictive. When B&W's vice president in charge of scientific research heard that, something snapped. Never mind that he was making $300,000 a year, had quite a nice home, a trophy wife and two lovely kids. As a man of science and a man of integrity he had had enough.
"The Insider" is the story of this man and of another who became the most important person in his life. Done in a docu-drama style but with a number of highly melodramatic scenes that give the movie the ambiance of a thriller, Michael Mann's inspiring tale focuses on scientist and whistle blower Jeffrey Wigand (Russell Crowe) and on an excitable producer of the famed TV news show, 60 Minutes, Lowell Bergman (Al Pacino). Director Mann ("Heat"), together with Eric Roth, adapted the narrative from an article that appeared in "Vanity Fair" magazine, "The Man Who Knew Too Much," by Marie Brenner. The outrageous lies given to the public by the tobacco industry as delineated in her text are not surprising since, after all, big corporations are not run by the likes of Mother Theresa. The core of the film, however, is not on Wigand and his decision to go public against these prevaricators, but on the sorry actions of CBS. Motivated by greed just play gutlessness, the corporate side of the network AND Mike Wallace himself resolved not to air an interview which would have exposed the tobacco executives for the liars they are.
Director Mann is obviously concerned with a careful development of the principal characters in his story, so that while the movie is swiftly paced with some dramatic slo-mo photography and effective use of hand-held cameras, "The Insider" clocks in as one of the five longest movies of the year. The two hours and thirty-eight minutes are used well. Mann divides the story into two chapters: the first focuses on Jeffrey Wigand, the hero whistleblower, and his struggle with his conscience; the second part concentrates on the goings- on within CBS as first the corporate executives and then Mike Wallace (Christopher Plummer) himself, turn against producer Bergman and opt to trash the already taped interview with Wigand.
In March 1993 Wigand was fired from his $300,000-a-year job as vice president in charge of research for the B&W tobacco company. He had expressed reservations about the company's policy of using cigarettes as mere delivery devices for nicotine and for the industry's use of chemicals to enhance the addictive power of the nicotine. When Bergman, a producer on the staff of the TV program 60 Minutes, asks Wigand simply to explain some scientific jargon in an industry report, Bergman senses that the chemist knows something about his company that could be explosive material for the popular news show. Since Wigand is contractually bound to reveal nothing lest he lose his severance package and the health insurance he needs so badly (his little girl has asthma), he at first refuses to talk. But convinced that Bergman would not abandon him but would allow him to air his ethical concerns to a worldwide audience, he reluctantly agrees to be interviewed by Mike Wallace and to testify in a Mississippi court despite a restraining order slapped on him by the state of Kentucky.
If you try to wade through Marie Brenner's report in "Vanity Fair," you might well throw up your hands when faced with the complexity of the drama she unfolds. Hers is a piece of investigative journalism that goes overboard in detail, throwing in an enormous cast of characters without sufficient concern for intelligibility and structure. But Mann and Roth, who wrote the screenplay, have shown that film can indeed be not only an acceptable substitute for the printed page in getting across facts but a breath of clarifying air that siphons off the excess verbiage of print text without destroying its truths. Who in the audience--smoker and nonsmoker alike-- can walk away from this film without a deeply felt sympathy for its hero, Jeffrey Wigand? This soft-spoken scientist who gave up his wife, his daughters, his comfortable salary, his spacious home in the service of truth only to be abandoned as well by the TV people who seduced him, has merited his place in the pantheon of American idols. The 35-year-old Russell Crowe, a charismatic New Zealander, is himself somewhat of a hero, having gained fifty pounds for the role and now turns in a more nuanced, more sensitive performance than he rendered in "L.A. Confidential," "The Sum of Us," and "The Crossing." Never raising his voice and yet communicating his agony by his dropped head, his three- day growth of beard, his pained expression, Crowe steals from the show from the more flamboyant Al Pacino who, in his characteristic way, rants and raves throughout the film to communicate his own passions. Who could not feel disgust for Wigand's wife (played by Diane Venora), a woman who, like Mike Wallace himself, abandons the man at the very point that he needs her most? Liane Wigand, living in luxury thanks to her husband's income, loses our sympathy by immediately condemning the man for being fired and is concerned foremost with the future of their mortgage and their car payments.
How extraordinary that Mann is able to tackle the intricacies of the plot--the testimony before Mississippi court, the in-fighting among CBS bigwigs, the domestic dilemma facing Wigand, the congressional testimony of the so-called 7 dwarfs who blatantly thumb their noses at the American public with their lies about the poison they dispense.
We're left hanging in the end, though. If CBS were fearful of a huge lawsuit by tobacco that would threaten a favorable buy-out by the Westinghouse corporation, why do we hear nothing about such an action after the interview was actually scheduled? After all, if the lawsuit did not take place, nothing was at stake in the first place. I would be curious to know as well why Wigand took a job teaching the unusual combination of chemistry and Japanese in a high school rather than in college or a graduate institution. A man with a Ph.D. and a westerner with fluent Japanese would surely be interested in a place of higher learning where, in fact, he would not have to go through the bureaucracy of state licensing required for teaching in the lower grades. I'd be curious as well to know the proportion of heavy smokers who attend the film. Can they sympathize with the right people while at the same time continuing to puff away? (By the way, this is one of the few movies I've seen in which no one smokes.) If so, are they even angrier than the abstainers with the tobacco people for getting them hooked, probably when they were under the age of valid consent?
Rated R. Running Time: 155 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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Clay.io - A Reflection
Moving On
As of January I am no longer with Clay. I've learned so much over the past year and a half, more so than I could have ever imagined. Every minute working on Clay was a joy, and without a doubt one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life. As for my next adventure, stay tuned.
Lesson 1: Focus
Focus proved to be the most important lesson I've learned about running a company. It's so easy to get distracted and off track, without even realizing it. Focus means having concrete goals with timelines, and putting all major efforts towards those goals. Concrete goals are measurable and achievable, e.g. "Improve Day 1 retention by 1% in 1 month". Goals without a timeline (to measure ROI by time) or that aren't easily measurable (like happiness of users) should not be used.
At Clay we picked "Engaged Game Plays" (game plays lasting at least 1min) as our first KPI (key performance indicator). We made sure that all work being done would have a measurable impact on this metric. Had we been even stricter about only doing necessary work (e.g. we still did user support) I think we would have been even better off.
For most early stage companies I recommend retention (e.g. Day 1, Day 7) as the only key metric, because it's easy to measure, test, and is a relatively clear indicator of value. I also recommend that everyone at the company know the metric, and understand that their work is to align with that goal. Constant reminders (e.g. posters, screens, etc.) can go a long way to getting everyone on the same page.
Lesson 2: Validation
Failure should always be an option. Just because something should work, doesn't mean that it will. Any and all assumptions made about the problems you're solving need to be validated, and the process this takes is imperative to the growth of the company. This is where I think we could have improved the most.
Being explicit about the assumptions of the company vision, e.g. "Users would rather do X than Y", and validating as quickly as possible can save months of time and money (burn rate). This validation process can be difficult, complex, and/or expensive (to do properly), but how founders approach this problem can greatly improve chances of long-term company success.
Lesson 3: Science
Science was probably our biggest strength at Clay. We never really argued about anything; discussions were always focused around evidence-based metric growth. Even then nobody was ever "right" or "wrong" because we tried to A/B test all valid (high ROI) ideas. Science is all about proving (within statistical margins of error) assumptions correct or incorrect. We did this with nearly every feature we ever released, to both prove positive KPI impact and to calculate growth.
We ended up building our own A/B testing analytics framework (open-source) due to limitations (and cost) of other solutions. This was probably the hardest problem I solved at Clay, and even then I would like to take a second pass at it. I will likely write a blog post about it later this year.


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Baylesa: Court grants APC stay of execution – Sylva
by The Eagle OnlineThe Minister of State for Petroleum, Timipre Sylva, says the Court of Appeal in Abuja has granted the All Progressives Congress a stay of execution on the judgment delivered by the Federal High Court nullifying the primaries of the party.
Sylva, who stated this in a news conference in Yenagoa on Thursday, said that the APC would fully participate by contesting in the Saturday governorship poll.
“I must tell you that the judgment nullifying the primary was clearly a bias one with all due respect to the judiciary.
“So, I have come to address you because we have good news for the people of Baylesa. The court in Abuja has granted us stay of execution.
“That means, we are fully as a party in the position of contesting this election.
“Because we know that the people of Bayless are seriously behind us and we will win the election.
“Everyone in Bayelsa knows that APC has the majority in the state and if there is an election today, it is clear even to blind and the deaf that APC will win.
“The electorate should go en-masse and vote the candidature of the APC, Mr David Lyon,” the minister said.
News Agency Nigeria recalls that the Federal High Court sitting in Yenagoa, Bayelsa, has on Thursday voided the direct primary conducted by the APC that produced David Lyon as the governorship candidate of the party.
Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, former Minister of State for Agriculture, had dragged APC to court over alleged irregularities during a direct primary conducted by the party on September 4.
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Open-source and based on Google's Material Components for the Web
Lightweight components that are performant on all devices from mobile to desktop. Optimized for effective tree shaking: components you don't use won't end up in the production code of your website.
Easy adjustment of the look and feel of your website. Customize with Sass or Css. Use the same stylesheets for non-angular applications build on-top of material components for the web.
Modern UI components that are designed with responsiveness, and accessibility in mind. Because all users are welcome.


The fastai library simplifies training fast and accurate neural nets using modern best practices. See the fastai website to get started. The library is based on research into deep learning best practices undertaken at fast.ai
, and includes “out of the box” support for vision
, text
, tabular
, and collab
(collaborative filtering) models.
Grab data from TensorFlow Speech Commands (2.3 GB):
= "SPEECHCOMMANDS"
commands_path = get_audio_files(commands_path)
audio_files length(audio_files$items)
# [1] 105835
Prepare dataset and put into data loader:
= SpectrogramTransformer(mel=TRUE, to_db=TRUE)
DBMelSpec = DBMelSpec()
a2s = ResizeSignal(4000)
crop_4000ms = list(crop_4000ms, a2s) tfms
= DataBlock(blocks = list(AudioBlock(), CategoryBlock()),
auds get_items = get_audio_files,
splitter = RandomSplitter(),
item_tfms = tfms,
get_y = parent_label)
= auds %>% dataloaders(commands_path, item_tfms = tfms, bs = 20) audio_dbunch
See batch:
%>% show_batch(figsize = c(15, 8.5), nrows = 3, ncols = 3, max_n = 9, dpi = 180) audio_dbunch
Before fitting, 3 channels to 1 channel:
= torch()
torch = nn()
nn
= Learner(dls, xresnet18(pretrained = FALSE), nn$CrossEntropyLoss(), metrics=accuracy)
learn
# channel from 3 to 1
$model[0][0][['in_channels']] %f% 1L
learn# reshape
<- torch$nn$parameter$Parameter(
new_weight_shape $model[0][0]$weight %>% narrow('[:,1,:,:]'))$unsqueeze(1L))
(learn
# assign with %f%
$model[0][0][['weight']] %f% new_weight_shape learn
Weights and biases could be save and visualized on wandb.ai:
# login for the 1st time then remove it
login("API_key_from_wandb_dot_ai")
init(project='R')
wandb: Currently logged in as: henry090 (use `wandb login --relogin` to force relogin)
wandb: Tracking run with wandb version 0.10.8
wandb: Syncing run macabre-zombie-2
wandb: ⭐ View project at https://wandb.ai/henry090/speech_recognition_from_R
wandb: 🚀 View run at https://wandb.ai/henry090/speech_recognition_from_R/runs/2sjw3juv
wandb: Run data is saved locally in wandb/run-20201030_224503-2sjw3juv
wandb: Run `wandb off` to turn off syncing.
Now we can train our model:
%>% fit_one_cycle(3, lr_max=slice(1e-2), cbs = list(WandbCallback())) learn
epoch train_loss valid_loss accuracy time
------ ----------- ----------- --------- -----
epoch train_loss valid_loss accuracy time
------ ----------- ----------- --------- -----
WandbCallback requires use of "SaveModelCallback" to log best model
0 0.590236 0.728817 0.787121 04:18
WandbCallback was not able to get prediction samples -> wandb.log must be passed a dictionary
1 0.288492 0.310335 0.908490 04:19
2 0.182899 0.196792 0.941088 04:10
See beautiful dashboard here:
https://wandb.ai/henry090/speech_recognition_from_R/runs/2sjw3juv?workspace=user-henry090


So I suppose in my limited experience with classes the best way to describe them would be to talk about when you would use them. A class is a useful bit of code to have around if you are trying to group a series of methods, objects and variables together all under one heading, so that you can re-use them on appropirate objects.
An example would be a good idea here, for clarification's sake. Let's say that you are writing code that manipulates paragraphs, turns them into pig-latin. This is just one part of your code, and you are doing incredible, interesting things with your pig-latin phrases later, but you want a way to group all of your pig-latin phrases together so that you can call all of the same important pig-latin phrases on them. A class would be an awesome, totally appropriate way to do that.


PUBLICATIONS
Journals
[1] Exploring augmented reality for mobile learning:
a case study with children’s readings on environmental sustainability
Lee, Seo-young, Yoon, So-Yeon.
International Journal Smart Technology and Learning (2020)
Link
[2] Expressing the personalities of the conversational agents with visual and verbal feedback
Lee, Seo-young , Lee, Gyuho, Kim, Soomin, and Lee, Joonhwan.
Electronics. MDPI (2019)
Link
Proceedings
[1] Game or Live Streaming?: Motivation and Social Experience in Live Mobile Quiz
Shows.
Kim, Soomin, Lee, Gyuho, Lee, Seoyoung, , Lee, Sanghyuk, and Lee, Joonhwan.
CHI PLAY (2019)
Link
[2] Designing Social Dialogue Model for Chatbots
Lee, Seoyoung, , Lee, Gyeore, Choi, Jongsuk, and Lim, Yoonseob.
HRI Workshop (2019)
Link
[3] Robots in Diverse Contexts: Effects of Robots Tasks on Expected Personality
Lee, Seo-young, , Kim, Soomin, Lee, Gyuho, and Lee, Joonhwan.
HRI Extended Abstract (2018)
Link
[4] Immersive VR for Numerical Engagement
Kim, Soomin, Maeng, Wookjae, Oh,C., Seo-young Lee et al.,
VRST Extended Abstract (2017)
Link
Presentations
[1] Impact of Ceiling Height and Spatial Depth on Small Space Experiences: A case study of tiny
homes using VR simulation
Seo-young Lee, Jisun Lee, So-Yeon Yoon
Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA) (2021)
[2] Cozy vs. Claustrophobic: Understanding the Effects of individual Differences and small housing
elements on users' perceptions in Immersive VR
Seo-young Lee, Jisun Lee, So-Yeon Yoon
26th Conference of the International Association People-Environment Studies (IAPS) (2020)


Angular-dynamic-dialog
Angular-dynamic-dialog is a library for building dynamic dialog, here you can embed a component to render the dialog's content. Customizing to your liking
Angular-dynamic-dialog is a library for building dynamic dialog, here you can embed a component to render the dialog's content. Customizing to your liking


Rock Your Voice is a English Learner software focused on creating a connection between oral language proficiency and written literacy skills. In recent years, California and Oakland in general has seen a growth in our Long Term English Learner who are students who are struggling making growth and reclassifying as English Language Proficient for 6+ years.
As we move forward with the Common Core, it is essential that teachers and students being building academic language in order to engage with informational texts and support their claims with evidence and reasoning. Rock Your Voice! Supports these needs by looking at five essential language functions and the five essential grammatical and vocabulary constructions for success.
Rock Your Voice!
Rock Your Voice is a English Learner software focused on creating a connection between oral language proficiency and written literacy skills. In recent years, California and Oakland in general has seen a growth in our Long Term English Learner who are students who are struggling making growth and reclassifying as English Language Proficient for 6+ years.
Who is a Long Term English Learner:
- Lived the majority of their lives in the U.S.
- Speak social English proficiently with their friends
- Are orally bilingual between English and their home languages
- Live in mono-lingual households
- Perform below grade level in reading and writing
- Are at a high risk for dropping out and often struggle meeting A-G requirements do
to the mandated ELD minutes.
As we move forward with the Common Core, it is essential that teachers and students being building academic language in order to engage with informational texts and support their claims with evidence and reasoning. Rock Your Voice! Supports these needs by looking at five essential language functions and the five essential grammatical and vocabulary constructions for success.
4 Domains
Listen
Speak
Read
Write
5 Language Functions
New Idea
Claim
Evidence
Reasoning
Challenge
Counterclaim
Evidence
Reasoning
Fortify
Claim
Evidence
Reasoning
Negotiate
Claim
Evidence
Reasoning
Summarize
Main Idea
Details
Bricks and Mortar
Mortar (grammar conventions)
Transitions
In my opinion, however, One may argue
Compound/Complex Sentences
FANBOYS
Bricks
Academic Vocabulary
385 Words before you graduate high school
Precision
Overly Used Words
Caution!
Like, cool, you know


Seidl relieved the way McLaren came back from difficulties in Mexico
by Tom MasonMcLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has said he was relieved with the way his team reacted to the struggles in Mexico. Both drivers finished well inside the top ten at the United States Grand Prix with Lando Norris coming through in 7th, while his teammate Carlos Sainz finishing just below in 8th.
McLaren are comfortably clear in 3rd place in the constructors' standings, currently 38 points ahead of Renault going into the final two races.
“The main thing for us was bouncing back after a very difficult Sunday in Mexico, so I’m happy with the outcome that we could score 10 points and had a solid race weekend,” Seidl told Racer.com.
“Very positive for me was the qualifying performance because it looks like in qualifying now we clearly could make a step compared to the other cars in the midfield.


Class OptimizationFramework
java.lang.Object
org.drip.optimization.constrained.OptimizationFramework
public class OptimizationFramework
extends java.lang.Object
OptimizationFramework holds the Non Linear Objective Function and the Collection of Equality and
the Inequality Constraints that correspond to the Optimization Setup. The References are:
- Boyd, S., and L. van den Berghe (2009): Convex Optimization Cambridge University Press Cambridge UK
- Eustaquio, R., E. Karas, and A. Ribeiro (2008): Constraint Qualification for Nonlinear Programming Federal University of Parana
- Karush, A. (1939): Minima of Functions of Several Variables with Inequalities as Side Constraints University of Chicago Chicago IL
- Kuhn, H. W., and A. W. Tucker (1951): Nonlinear Programming Proceedings of the Second Berkeley Symposium University of California Berkeley CA 481-492
- Ruszczynski, A. (2006): Nonlinear Optimization Princeton University Press Princeton NJ
- Author:
- Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
-
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description OptimizationFramework(RdToR1 rdToR1Objective, RdToR1[] aRdToR1EqualityConstraint, RdToR1[] aRdToR1InequalityConstraint)
OptimizationFramework Constructor -
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description boolean
activeConstraintLinearDependence(double[] adblVariate, boolean bPositiveLinearDependenceCheck)
Active Constraint Set Linear Dependence Checkint
activeConstraintRank(double[] adblVariate)
Active Constraint Set Rank Computationboolean
activeConstraintRankComparison(double[] adblVariate, int iRank)
Compare the Active Constraint Set Rank at the specified against the specified RankRdToR1[]
activeConstraints(double[] adblVariate)
Retrieve the Array of Active Constraintsdouble[][]
alongAwayVariate(double[] adblVariate)
Compute the Along/Away "Naturally" Incremented Variatesboolean
complementarySlacknessCheck(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate)
Check for Complementary Slackness across the Inequality ConstraintsRdToR1[]
equalityConstraint()
Retrieve the Array of R^d To R^1 Equality Constraint FunctionsRdToR1[]
inequalityConstraint()
Retrieve the Array of R^d To R^1 Inequality Constraint Functionsboolean
isCompatible(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm)
Indicate if the specified Fritz John Multipliers are compatible with the Optimization Frameworkboolean
isCPLDCQ(double[] adblVariate)
Check for Constant Positive Linear Dependence Constraint Qualificationboolean
isCRCQ(double[] adblVariate)
Check for Constant Rank Constraint Qualificationboolean
isFONC(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate)
Check the Candidate Point for First Order Necessary Conditionboolean
isLagrangian()
Indicate if the Optimizer Framework is Lagrangianboolean
isLCQ()
Check for Linearity Constraint Qualificationboolean
isLICQ(double[] adblVariate)
Check for Linearity Independent Constraint Qualificationboolean
isMFCQ(double[] adblVariate)
Check for Mangasarian Fromovitz Constraint Qualificationboolean
isQNCQ(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate)
Check for Quasi Normal Constraint Qualificationboolean
isSCCQ(double[] adblVariate)
Check for Slater Condition Constraint Qualificationboolean
isSOSC(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate, boolean bCheckForMinima)
Check the Candidate Point for Second Order Sufficiency Conditionboolean
isUnconstrained()
Indicate if the Optimizer Framework is UnconstrainedNecessarySufficientConditions
necessarySufficientQualifier(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate, boolean bCheckForMinima)
Generate the Battery of Necessary and Sufficient Qualification Testsint
numEqualityConstraint()
Retrieve the Number of Equality Constraintsint
numInequalityConstraint()
Retrieve the Number of Inequality ConstraintsRdToR1
objectiveFunction()
Retrieve the R^d To R^1 Objective Functionboolean
primalFeasibilityCheck(double[] adblVariate)
Check the Candidate Point for Primal FeasibilityRegularityConditions
regularityQualifier(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate)
Generate the Battery of Regularity Constraint Qualification TestsMethods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
-
Constructor Details
-
OptimizationFramework
public OptimizationFramework(RdToR1 rdToR1Objective, RdToR1[] aRdToR1EqualityConstraint, RdToR1[] aRdToR1InequalityConstraint) throws java.lang.ExceptionOptimizationFramework Constructor- Parameters:
rdToR1Objective
- The R^d To R^1 Objective FunctionaRdToR1EqualityConstraint
- The Array of R^d To R^1 Equality Constraint FunctionsaRdToR1InequalityConstraint
- The Array of R^d To R^1 Inequality Constraint Functions- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
-
-
Method Details
-
objectiveFunction
Retrieve the R^d To R^1 Objective Function- Returns:
- The R^d To R^1 Objective Function
-
equalityConstraint
Retrieve the Array of R^d To R^1 Equality Constraint Functions- Returns:
- The Array of R^d To R^1 Equality Constraint Functions
-
inequalityConstraint
Retrieve the Array of R^d To R^1 Inequality Constraint Functions- Returns:
- The Array of R^d To R^1 Inequality Constraint Functions
-
numEqualityConstraint
public int numEqualityConstraint()Retrieve the Number of Equality Constraints- Returns:
- The Number of Equality Constraints
-
numInequalityConstraint
public int numInequalityConstraint()Retrieve the Number of Inequality Constraints- Returns:
- The Number of Inequality Constraints
-
isLagrangian
public boolean isLagrangian()Indicate if the Optimizer Framework is Lagrangian- Returns:
- TRUE - The Optimizer Framework is Lagrangian
-
isUnconstrained
public boolean isUnconstrained()Indicate if the Optimizer Framework is Unconstrained- Returns:
- TRUE - The Optimizer Framework is Unconstrained
-
isCompatible
Indicate if the specified Fritz John Multipliers are compatible with the Optimization Framework- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified FJM Multipliers- Returns:
- TRUE - The specified Fritz John Multipliers are compatible with the Optimization Framework
-
primalFeasibilityCheck
public boolean primalFeasibilityCheck(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.ExceptionCheck the Candidate Point for Primal Feasibility- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Candidate Point has passed the Primal Feasibility Test
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Input in Invalid
-
complementarySlacknessCheck
public boolean complementarySlacknessCheck(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.ExceptionCheck for Complementary Slackness across the Inequality Constraints- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified Fritz John MultipliersadblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Complementary Slackness Test passed
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Input in Invalid
-
isFONC
Check the Candidate Point for First Order Necessary Condition- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified Fritz John MultipliersadblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Candidate Point satisfied the First Order Necessary Condition
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Input in Invalid
-
isSOSC
public boolean isSOSC(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate, boolean bCheckForMinima) throws java.lang.ExceptionCheck the Candidate Point for Second Order Sufficiency Condition- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified Fritz John MultipliersadblVariate
- The Candidate R^d VariatebCheckForMinima
- TRUE - Check whether the R^d Variate corresponds to the SOSC Minimum- Returns:
- TRUE - The Candidate Point satisfies the Second Order Sufficiency Condition
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Input in Invalid
-
necessarySufficientQualifier
public NecessarySufficientConditions necessarySufficientQualifier(FritzJohnMultipliers fjm, double[] adblVariate, boolean bCheckForMinima)Generate the Battery of Necessary and Sufficient Qualification Tests- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified Fritz John MultipliersadblVariate
- The Candidate R^d VariatebCheckForMinima
- TRUE - Check whether the R^d Variate corresponds to the SOSC Minimum- Returns:
- The Necessary and Sufficient Conditions Qualifier Instance
-
activeConstraints
Retrieve the Array of Active Constraints- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The R^d Variate- Returns:
- The Array of Active Constraints
-
activeConstraintRank
public int activeConstraintRank(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.ExceptionActive Constraint Set Rank Computation- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- The Active Constraint Set Rank
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
-
activeConstraintRankComparison
public boolean activeConstraintRankComparison(double[] adblVariate, int iRank) throws java.lang.ExceptionCompare the Active Constraint Set Rank at the specified against the specified Rank- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d VariateiRank
- The specified Rank- Returns:
- TRUE - Active Constraint Set Rank matches the specified Rank
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
-
activeConstraintLinearDependence
public boolean activeConstraintLinearDependence(double[] adblVariate, boolean bPositiveLinearDependenceCheck) throws java.lang.ExceptionActive Constraint Set Linear Dependence Check- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d VariatebPositiveLinearDependenceCheck
- TRUE - Perform an Additional Positive Dependence Check- Returns:
- TRUE - Active Constraint Set Linear Dependence Check is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
-
alongAwayVariate
public double[][] alongAwayVariate(double[] adblVariate)Compute the Along/Away "Naturally" Incremented Variates- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- The Along/Away "Natural" Incremented Variates
-
isLCQ
public boolean isLCQ()Check for Linearity Constraint Qualification- Returns:
- TRUE - Linearity Constraint Qualification is satisfied
-
isLICQ
public boolean isLICQ(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.ExceptionCheck for Linearity Independent Constraint Qualification- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - Linearity Independent Constraint Qualification is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
-
isMFCQ
public boolean isMFCQ(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.ExceptionCheck for Mangasarian Fromovitz Constraint Qualification- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Mangasarian Fromovitz Constraint Qualification is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
-
isCRCQ
public boolean isCRCQ(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.ExceptionCheck for Constant Rank Constraint Qualification- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Constant Rank Constraint Qualification is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
-
isCPLDCQ
public boolean isCPLDCQ(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.ExceptionCheck for Constant Positive Linear Dependence Constraint Qualification- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Constant Positive Linear Dependence Constraint Qualification is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
-
isQNCQ
Check for Quasi Normal Constraint Qualification- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified Fritz John MultipliersadblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Quasi Normal Constraint Qualification is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
-
isSCCQ
public boolean isSCCQ(double[] adblVariate) throws java.lang.ExceptionCheck for Slater Condition Constraint Qualification- Parameters:
adblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- TRUE - The Slater Condition Constraint Qualification is satisfied
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if the Inputs are Invalid
-
regularityQualifier
Generate the Battery of Regularity Constraint Qualification Tests- Parameters:
fjm
- The specified Fritz John MultipliersadblVariate
- The Candidate R^d Variate- Returns:
- The Regularity Constraint Qualifier Instance
-


Patching
Common injected values
Each patch method (except a transpiler) can get all the arguments of the original method as well as the instance if the original method is not static and the return value. Patches only need to define the parameters they want to access.
Instance
Patches can use an argument named __instance
to access the instance value if original method is not static. This is similar to the C# keyword this
when used in the original method.
Result
Patches can use an argument named __result
to access the returned value. The type T
of argument must match the return type of the original or be assignable from it. For prefixes, as the original method hasn't run yet, the value of __result
is default(T). For most reference types, that would be null
. If you wish to alter the __result
, you need to define it by reference like ref string name
.
State
Patches can use an argument named __state
to store information in the prefix method that can be accessed again in the postfix method. Think of it as a local variable. It can be any type and you are responsible to initialize its value in the prefix. It only works if both patches are defined in the same class.
(Private) Fields
Argument names starting with three underscores, for example ___someField
, can be used to read and (with ref
) write private fields on the instance that has the corresponding name (minus the underscores).
Original Method Argument Matching
In order for the original method arguments to be properly matched to the patched method, some restrictions are placed on the types and names of arguments in the patched method:
- Argument Types
The type of a given argument (that is to be matched to the argument of the original method) must either be the same type or be object
.
- Argument Names
The name of a given argument (that is to be matched to the argument of the original method) must either be the same name or of the form __n
, where n
is the zero-based index of the argument in the orignal method (you can use argument annotations to map to custom names).
- The original
To allow patches to identify on which method they are attachted you can inject the original methods MethodBase by using an argument named __originalMethod
.
You cannot call the original method with that. The value is only for conditional code in your patch that can selectively run if the patch is applied to multiple methods. The original does not exist after patching and this will point to the patched version.
- Special arguments
In transpilers, arguments are only matched by their type so you can choose any argument name you like.
An argument of type IEnumerable<CodeInstruction>
is required and will be used to pass the IL codes to the transpiler
An argument of type ILGenerator
will be set to the current IL code generator
An argument of type MethodBase
will be set to the current original method being patched


Service Class
Represents a peripheral's service or a service's included service.
Item Index
Properties
Properties
characteristics
Array of Characteristic objects
read-only
A list of characteristics that have so far been discovered in this service.
includedServices
Array of Service objects
read-only
A list of included services that have so far been discovered in this service.
isPrimary
Boolean
read-only
The type of the service (primary or secondary).
UUID
String
read-only
The Bluetooth UUID of the service.


git bisect
Use binary search to find the commit that introduced a bug.
Git automatically jumps back and forth in the commit graph to progressively narrow down the faulty commit.
More information: home page
- Start a bisect session on a commit range bounded by a known buggy commit, and a known clean (typically older) one:
git bisect start bad_commit good_commit
- For each commit that `git bisect` selects, mark it as "bad" or "good" after testing it for the issue:
git bisect good|bad
- After `git bisect` pinpoints the faulty commit, end the bisect session and return to the previous branch:
git bisect reset
- Skip a commit during a bisect (e.g. one that fails the tests due to a different issue):
git bisect skip
- Display a log of what has been done so far:
git bisect log