With the rise in popularity of personal computers, their functionality also rose. There were new applications which enhanced the user experience and provided a whole new level of value. At the time Microsoft was the king in the personal computing space and Bill Gates wanted to ensure that it remained that way. Gates was skeptical about the web, and he still wanted to ensure that Microsoft had full control of it. There was however a rising company that had its sights on Microsoft; Netscape.
Netscape was founded by a team of college kids that created a graphical user interface that could display images and videos as well. Jim Clarke, a Stanford professor and silicon valley legend, then came along and provided them with the funds to work on this concept. Eventually they got their new browser dubbed “Navigator.” This was an instant success and most people couldn’t even comprehend how quickly they rose to power. Microsoft was worried and shocked at this. Up till now they had been the primary platform which developers would build out apps for and there was virtually no competition. This changed with Netscape because they were able to show people that there is an alternate option as well. People no longer had the full confidence that Microsoft was indeed the unquestionable future platform and this started a war that would rage on for years.
Microsoft met with Netscape and tried to cut a deal with them, but with no success. Instead, this spurred the competition between the 2 companies and gave Netscape more passion to beat out their competitors. Soon after, Netscape was taken public vio an IPO and shares skyrocketed. Netscape ignited the internet boom, and was looking at some very handsome profits. Netscape’s rise gave them the confidence to start jabbing at Microsoft and downplaying it. Microsoft was still a giant and leading in the computer space, but Netscape’s quick rise got to their heads and motivated Microsoft to go all in against Netscape.
Microsoft then quickly responded with their own browser; Internet Explorer. Bill Gates went all in with Microsoft in trying to capture as much market share from Netscape as possible. They would imitate all the features that netscape had as soon as possible. Internet explorer was catching up to Netscape, but the issue was that Microsoft was a giant compared to Netscape. They had much more capital and were able to offer Internet Explorer for free on Windows as opposed to webscape which had to charge a fee to its users. This was the final nail in the coffin for Netscape which let Microsoft emerge triumphant.
In 1998, the US Government launched an antitrust investigation into Microsoft. Gates was grilled on his antitrust practices against Netscape and other competitors and was eventually Microsoft was found guilty. They were initially ordered to split the company, which led to a drastic stock sell off, but eventually in an appeals court they ruled it too harsh and allowed Microsoft to remain whole. After this initial saga, Gates retired from his position and handed off the reins to his successor Steve Ballmer.


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Arrays and Hashes
A Bit About Arrays
Arrays are lists of things.
- They are ordered
- They have an index
- an index is an integer value associated with the postion of an element in an array.
- Array indexes start counting with zero.
- Hence the first item in an array would be item 0
- The last item in an array of 7 elements would be Item 6
Hashes
Hashes are a list of key-word pairs.
- They are not ordered, not really.. Lemme explain:
- Technically the first item in a hash is the first item entered into a hash.
- But you could never, for example, jump to item Six or item One in a hash. There is no item six, and the sixth item entered into the hash is not labeled as such in any meaningful way.
- Key-word pairs are two words or phrases you choose to asssociate with each other.
- "Cars: Ford" is an example of a key-word pair.
- There are no rules regarding pairing. They can also be non-sensical
- Flightless-Bird: Stalagmite
- Calling key-word "Cars" will yeild element "Ford". Calling key-word "Flightless-Bird" yeilds ""Stalagmite"".


--- layout: post authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: Charging and Being Charged date: 2012-11-01 time: "09:00:00" tags: ["Bootcamps"] ---
As noted in the minutes from our meeting on Monday, one of the many things we want to improve about our workshops is the attendance rate. While we get near-complete turnout for some, we have 50% no-shows for others, which is disappointing for instructors, and unfair to people left on the waiting list.
One idea is to charge $20 or so to help people decide if they're serious about taking part or not. However, we've been told in the past that as soon as we start charging, some universities will start to charge us for space, network access, and so on. I agree with their reasons—it would be chaos if random people could use their facilities for profit and not give any back to the university—but in some cases, what they'd charge us would far exceed what we'd get from learners.
Here's one data point:
Even with the proceeds going to charity it seems we would have to pay [the university's] "associate rate". For the room we used in the last workshop, which was quite crowded with 40 students + helpers, this would be £165 per day, so about £8 per attendee for two days.
But here's another:
[The university's] flat rate is $1500/day up to 50 people. They said it's mostly for insurance costs. Also, you have to do catering from the university, and that's $6.50 for coffee and a bagel for each break.
What's the policy where you are? We'd be grateful for any hard data you can give us.


If you would like to select a different Phenote configuration, this can be accomplished from inside Phenote.
Select the menu item Settings->Set Configuration...
This will pop up a menu of choices, listing the many configurations that come pre-packaged with Phenote. The radio button next to your currently loaded configuration will be highlighted:
To select a new configuration, click on the radio button next to the configuration of your choice, and click OK.
You will need to quit and restart Phenote for the changes to take effect.
If you would like to utilize a customized configuration, please read the section on Customizing Phenote for more information.
Some computers use a proxy to get data over the internet. Phenote needs to download ontology files from the internet, so if your computer uses a proxy, you will need to tell Phenote that. You can change your proxy setting via the menu item Settings->Set Configuration...
Click the "Set proxy..." button at the bottom of the configuration window. A small Proxy Settings window should appear.
If you check the "Use proxy" box, you can enter a proxy name (or IP address) and port. Be sure to indicate whether your proxy uses the HTTP or SOCKS protocol.
Your proxy setting is saved in your personal configuration file (config.xml) in your Phenote configuration directory. You can turn it off or change it at any time by using the "Set Configuration" menu item (as above), and Phenote will remember your setting even after you quit and relaunch.


Bangladesh bans Shahadat for five years for assault
by AFPThe Bangladesh Cricket Board on Tuesday banned former national team fast bowler Shahadat Hossain for five years, two of them suspended, after he assaulted a teammate in a match.
The temperamental Shahadat was reported by umpires after he was seen to slap and kick a teammate during a National Cricket League match on Sunday.
The national federation suspended two years of the ban but Shahadat, who admitted a charge of "physical assault", was also fined 300,000 taka ($3,540), the board said.
Shahadat, 33, attacked young bowler Arafat Sunny Jr during a game between Dhaka and Khulna after an argument over how to shine the ball, a board official said.
"Considering his past behaviour we decided to punish him for five years. The last two years of his ban will remain suspended," said BCB technical committee chief Minhajul Abedin.
Shahadat could have been banned for life.
Shahadat, who played 38 Tests and 51 one-day internationals for Bangladesh, spent nearly two months in detention in 2015 after he and his wife were accused of torturing an 11-year-old girl they employed as a maid. They were cleared when it came to trial however.
Shahadat hit the headlines again in 2018 when he allegedly beat a rickshaw driver for hitting his car in Dhaka.


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{% call Test.component( 'Grid', when2, 'inter-cell whitespace is removed.' ) %}
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{% call Test.component( 'Grid', when2, 'overflowing elements are scrolled.' ) %}
This is some really really really really really long content that should be scrolled when the container is too small.
This is some really really really really really long content that should be scrolled when the container is too small.
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{% call Test.component( 'Grid', when2, "supports u-sizeFill on cells with no width." ) %}
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{% call Test.component( 'Grid', when2, "supports u-sizeFit and u-sizeFill." ) %}
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{% endset %}
{% call Test.component( 'Grid--fill', when2, "evenly distribute space between cells without sizing classes." ) %}
Grid--fit
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{% endset %}
{% call Test.component( 'Grid--fit', when2, "it fits cells to their content." ) %}
Grid--alignCenter
is applied.
{% endset %}
{% call Test.component( 'Grid--alignCenter', when2, "all grid cells are center-aligns but not their content." ) %}
Grid--alignRight
is applied.
{% endset %}
{% call Test.component( 'Grid--alignRight', when2, "all grid cells are right-aligned but not their content." ) %}
Grid--alignMiddle
is applied.
{% endset %}
{% call Test.component( 'Grid--alignMiddle', when2, "all grid cells are middle-aligned." ) %}
Grid--alignBottom
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{% call Test.component( 'Grid--alignBottom', when2, "all grid cells are bottom-aligned." ) %}
Grid--equalHeight
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{% call Test.component( 'Grid--equalHeight', when2, "equal height columns are rendered based on tallest cell." ) %}
Grid u-flexExpand
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{% call Test.component( 'Grid u-flexExpand', when2, "Align an individual grid cell but not its content" ) %}
Grid u-flexJustify
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Robotic Arts Intro Fall 2019 (IA277.01)
- Instructor: Lucas Haroldsen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Class Site: yasunaga.work/raif19
- syllabus: syllabus.pdf
- Resources: links.html
11/22: [prototype review]
Here is today's plan:
- Craft -- Organizing towards Finished project
- Prototype Review
- Work!
Reminder for the schedule
- 12/6 presentation
- 12/13 presentation
Craft -- Organizing towards Finished project
Software
- How to merge or combine code
- Copy one sketch to another sketch or create new sketch
- Resolve any duplicating functions or global variables
- (Functions: void loop(), void setup()
- Variables: int, float)
- Resolve any duplicating pin use
- Delete any duplicate part that is doing the same thing
- Comment your code!
- Write out what you want your code to do
- State Change Detection
- SwitchCase
- Random_behavior
Hardware
- Wiring: Use connectors, terminals, headers to make your project easily assemble, disassemble or repair
- Enclose or not!: Make or get enclusure if you need them to securely cover electronics. Consider visual language in your project. Body of electronics has an aesthetic and it contributes to experience of your work
Adachi Tomomi
Peter Blasser
Benjamin Gaulon
useless machines
- Vacuform: You can make forms with plastic sheets you can get at the MICA store
(talk to Tim Devoe at the Fabrication Shop) - Various shape and size of enclosures
- Vacuform: You can make forms with plastic sheets you can get at the MICA store
- Get extra parts: You never know when your project breaks! Always have back up parts
- Circuit boards: Replace your breadboard circuit with more substantial perforated boards or PCB boards
- Carving PCB:
- Manhattan style: popular style in ham radio context
- Freeform free style
- perforated board: Common electronic prototyping method. We have a bunch of them for the class
- PCB milling: proceed to next section for detail
- Powering Arduino --- extensive article here
- Power Adapter: you can use cellphone chargers or computer chargers between 9V and 12V DC and rated for more than 250mA (2.1mm plug, center pin positive)
- Battery: battery pack with 2.1mm plug can be found in the MICA store. You can use 9V battery to power arduino with 2.1mm plug or Vin pin
- Rechargeable Batteries: here or here
PCB milling
We can make our own circuit board and not have to carve it ourselves!
In the IA department, we have this Bantam Tools Desktop PCB Milling Machine
When you are making file, consider:
- engraving is going to be top or bottom of the board
- size of parts and properties
- Make sure all traces are not touching or overlapping
- All traces must be on the same side of the board
HOMEWORK
Work on yourproject! !
- 12/6 Project due / presentation
- 12/13 Project due / presentation
- 12/18 Documentation due


This is a Tic Tac Toe game. The game goes like this:
- 1. The game is played on a grid that's 3 squares by 3 squares.
- 2. You are X, your friend (or the computer) is O.
Players take turns, putting their marks in empty squares. - 3. If you want to start directly click on any cell of
the board else click Start AI. - 4. The first player to get 3 of their marks in a
row(up, down, across, or diagonally) is the winner. - 5. When all 9 squares are full, the game is over.
If no player has 3 marks in a row, the game ends in a tie. - 6. Press 'x' on keyboard to undo a move
So, Are you ready? Click Got it to goto Game. Got It!


I think the first thing this reviewer should mention is wether or not I am a fan of The X-Files. First , let me assure you that no prior experience with the series is required to fully enjoy this movie.  You have to reach for a larger audience. Therefore , the movie is quite user-friendly. Altough , non-fans will only fail to understand certain emotions behind the looks many characters exchange. But fear not , Duchovny and another man later on provide more than adequate background info on what is going on. You will never feel as if you just walked in on the third act of some great opera.
In any case , the answer is no. I am not a fan of The X-Files , I only watch it when nothing else is on and I prefer Millennium. However , since the Fox network as been so kind as to air several key episodes for several weeks before the movie's opening weekend I took that opportunity to test the movie. I taped all of these episodes and watched them only after seing the movie , I am glad to report that I learned nothing new. Everything you need to know is explained to the viewer by Duchovny and others. I know I am going maybe a bit too far to make my point but everybody should get the chance to experience this movie.
Warning: Major Spoilers Follow! Please do not read to fully enjoy this movie , you must not be able know what is coming , what exactly is over that hill and what that weird "hummm" sound is all about. You have been warned.
 Exciting , scary , great special effects ( unlike other summer movies the effects do not take over the movie and are only there when it is really necessary ) and good performances. This is coming from a guy who thinks David Duchovny is the human equivalent of a wooden plank. From start to finish , this movie does not let go of you. When I compare it with last summer's movies the best way to describe it would be : take the excitement and great score from Face/Off and the deadly use of sound from Event Horizon.
This flick is scary , not in a B movie kind of way where you always know where and when the critter will jump at our heroes. In fact , the first time the critter in this movie makes an apperance it is totally out of the blue. You might as well bring ear plugs because this thing is louuuudd! The last time a monster scared me that much was when I first saw Aliens as a six year old kid. You know , when you are affraid to put your feet on the floor because the creature might be under the chair , or when you keep trying to cover your throat with your shirt?
So yeah , the X-Files is scary. And guess what? You never even have to see the monster but your imagination works overtime and it sure beats having to watch a flawed , computer generated , Babyzilla , it looks like you could walk right through it not even scarier than your grandma in undies type of monster. Do not think that The X-Files is a monster movie. In fact , the creature is there for maybe three minutes total.
No , The X-Files is definately a Mulder episode of the series. Scully is at his side , of course , but Gillian Anderson gets maybe half the screen time. She has a couple of good scenes with Duchovny , but she gets kidnapped during the last half hour of the movie so she does not get to do much. No , this is Mulder's time in the spotlight.
By now , you have heard of the scene where Mulder "showers" Independence Day. If you have not then I will not spoil it for you , let's just say that due to recent events Mulder should be "showering" Godzilla instead. To those of you wondering if Mulder discovers that the truth is indeed out there...who cares!? If he did find it the series would over anyway so what are you complaining about?
The dialogue in interesting and the director is marvelous. The camera is almost always looking over the shoulder of our heroes so we feel as if we are right there with them when they open a door or climb a hill. The script is spotless , every thing that happens happens for a purpose. If you are confused by something , do not worry because it will all become clear later on but , and I cannot stress this enough , PAY ATTENTION!!!
Unlike most summer movies , the dialogue is twice as important as the effects. Miss one vital piece of information and , like most people who talk during movies , you will go home and tell all your friends how this movie made no sense. Also , to those people who need to go to the bathroom during movies...DON'T! The person who watched the movie with me had to go twice and twice she missed an important conversation.
There is no time to take a breather between scenes because , again unlike most summer movies ( Godzilla anybody? ) The X-Files does not need to fill scenes between the suspense and the action with useless subplots , every scene is crucial and serves a purpose. Who needs to see the blond chiouaoua have a "big emotional scene" between Godzilla attacks?
So far this summer I have seen only one movie who ranks higher on my list of movies I'd recommend and that is the Truman Show but it only wins by a nose. But The Truman Show is not what I would call a summer movie , The X-Files is. What more do you ask from a summer movie other than the chance to be excited? Cool effects? It's got some. Pulse pounding? Hell yes!
Strangely enough , I think that fans of the series will hate this movie while non-fans will have a good time. It does not provide answers to the show's many questions , the status quo remains nearly the same and , no , Mulder and Scully do not get together.
Rating: Four and a half out of Five stars for the best movie yet this summer , several jump right out of your seat thrills , many "Whoah , I never saw that one coming!"
You may wonder where this movie lost half a star. Well , I swore never to give a movie the full five stars so I had to find something about The in his ice truck , the tracks it leaves in the snow behind him go on for several miles but then they just stop. It's pretty obvious the film's makers drove the truck for several miles to give the appearance that Mulder had been driving for a long time , but in the end it looks like Mulder just dropped from the sky and started driving.
Nitpicking , I know. So sue me!
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To the Editor: Zika virus (ZIKV), a mosquito-borne flavivirus, causes Zika fever, a self-limiting febrile and exanthematic arthralgia syndrome closely resembling dengue fever. Most often, signs and symptoms are maculopapular rash, fever, arthralgia, myalgia, headache, and conjunctivitis; edema, sore throat, cough, and vomiting occur less frequently ( 1 ). The virus, which was initially isolated from a rhesus monkey ( Macaca mulatta) in 1947 in Uganda, has come to attention recently after a large outbreak occurred in the western Pacific region, including French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Easter Island, and the Cook Islands ( 2 ). Travel-related imported infections have thus been increasingly reported from the western Pacific and sporadically also in travelers to other regions of the world, including Thailand, Indonesia, and Senegal ( 2 , 3 ). ZIKV is transmitted by different Aedes mosquito species, and nonhuman primates play a role as reservoirs ( 1 ). After the beginning of the ZIKV epidemic in late 2013, a 20-fold increase of Guillain-Barré syndrome incidence was noted in French Polynesia; 1 patient was infected a week before neurologic symptoms started ( 4 ). We report an acute ZIKV infection in a traveler returning from Malaysian Borneo who experienced bilateral hearing difficulties during the course of illness.
On September 1, 2014, a 45-year-old woman was seen in an outpatient clinic in Heidelberg, Germany for fever of up to 39°C and maculopapular rash covering her trunk, arms, and legs. Fever had started on August 30, which was 6 days after she had returned from a 3-week vacation to peninsular Malaysia and Sabah, Malaysian Borneo. Laboratory analyses showed a slightly elevated C-reactive protein level of 5.2 mg/L (reference range <5.0), but liver function test and complete blood count results were within reference range. During the next 3 days, the fever subsided, but the patient experienced a sore throat, bilateral conjunctivitis, and a burning sensation of the palms and soles. These symptoms were accompanied by swelling of the hands and increasing arthralgia of the wrists, palms, and fingers. There was no lymphadenopathy. An indirect immunofluorescence assay for ZIKV ( 3 ) demonstrated an IgM titer of 1:640 and an IgG titer of 1:320 (cutoff <1:20) on day 6 of illness ( Figure). An indirect immunofluorescence assay for dengue virus demonstrated an IgG titer of 1:80 and no IgM (cutoff <1:20).
Clinical course and laboratory results (reverse transcription-PCR [RT-PCR]) for a patient with Zika virus (ZIKV) infection acquired from Malaysian Borneo.
Two days later, the patient experienced sudden bilateral dull and metallic hearing; in her left ear, she experienced a very short delay between a sound and her perception of the sound. Follow-up ZIKV serologic testing on day 11 of illness showed a decreased IgM titer of 1:160 and an increased IgG titer of 1:2,560 ( Figure). Viral neutralization testing ( 3 ) of the same sample demonstrated the presence of ZIKV-specific neutralizing antibodies. Chikungunya virus serology results were negative. An archived serum sample from day 3 of illness studied by ZIKV serology and a ZIKV-specific real-time reverse transcription PCR ( 3 ) was negative ( Figure). Hearing difficulties lasted for 10 days and resolved gradually ( Figure).
During her journey to several cities and villages in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo, the patient had noticed several mosquito bites even though she had used repellents. She had stayed in hotels, private homes, and remote church homes under various conditions ( Technical Appendix).
In Asia, Zika fever has been described sporadically in Cambodia, Thailand, and Indonesia (Java and Lombok) ( 1 , 3 , 5 , 6 ). On the basis of the incubation time of ≈6 days in returning travelers ( 2 , 3 ), we assumed that the patient became infected in Keningau or surrounding villages, in northern Borneo. Although ZIKV was detected in Ae. aegypti mosquitoes in peninsular Malaysia in 1969 ( 7 ) and antibodies against ZIKV were demonstrated in serum samples from 15 of 79 patients on peninsular Malaysia and 9 of 50 patients in Borneo in 1953 ( 8 ), Zika fever in peninsular Malaysia or Borneo has not been reported. In 2001, ZIKV seropositivity was demonstrated in a native Bornean, 2 migrants to Borneo, and 2 Bornean orangutans ( Pongo pygmaeus) ( 9 ). A later study found an additional 8 Bornean orangutans to be seropositive for antibodies against ZIKV ( 10 ). Thus, in Borneo, either the virus only rarely infects humans or the disease is mistaken for dengue fever.
Neurologic complications of ZIKV infections had previously been reported only as Guillain-Barré syndrome, and hearing difficulties in Zika fever patients have not been reported. Because this symptom resolved spontaneously, no audiometry or auditory brainstem response testing was performed, and the cause of the disorder remains unclear. Because of increasing travel and migration and heightened clinical and laboratory awareness, more ZIKV infections are likely to be diagnosed outside of epidemic events.
Travel itinerary of a patient with Zika fever.
Suggested citation for this article: Tappe D, Nachtigall S, Kapaun A, Schnitzler P, Günther S, Schmidt-Chanasit J. Acute Zika virus infection after travel to Malaysian Borneo, September 2014 [letter]. Emerg Infect Dis. 2015 May [ date cited].
These authors contributed equally to this article.
We thank Birgit Hüsing and Klaus Jürries for excellent technical assistance.


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def __iter__(self):
paths = cycle(self._paths) if self.is_train else self._paths
for path in paths:
cur_dataset = torch.load(path)
logger.info("Loading dataset from %s, number of examples: %d" %
(path, len(cur_dataset)))
cur_dataset.fields = self.fields
cur_iter = OrderedIterator(
dataset=cur_dataset,
batch_size=self.batch_size,
batch_size_fn=self.batch_size_fn,
device=self.device,
train=self.is_train,
sort=False,
sort_within_batch=True,
repeat=False
)
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paths = cycle(paths)
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by Alastair JamiesonRomania's centre-right President Klaus Iohannis won a second term early Monday, crushing his socialist challenger in a presidential election runoff with a pledge to resume judicial reforms slowed down by successive Social Democrat (PSD) governments.
Two separate exit polls showed Iohannis garnered 64%-67% of the vote, with former prime minister Viorica Dancila of the left-leaning PSD taking 33-36%.
"The winner today is modern Romania, European Romania, the normal Romania," Iohannis told reporters in his victory speech.
Under a succession of PSD governments, Romania has rolled back anti-corruption measures. Along with ex-communist peers Poland and Hungary, it has been heavily criticised by Brussels for its actions.
However, 60-year-old Iohannis has been credited by Western allies and the European Union with trying to protect the rule of law, in particular by challenging attempts to limit judges' independence.
The president's powers are mostly limited to nominating a prime minister on the basis of who can command a majority, challenging laws in the Constitutional Court, and appointing some chief prosecutors.
Iohannis will now have a chance to install anti-corruption and anti-mafia prosecutors who are serious about tackling endemic corruption.
His plan has the backing of Prime Minister Ludovic Orban, who became head of a liberal minority government by winning a parliamentary vote of confidence three weeks ago.
Viorica Dancila's PSD had increased the burden of proof in corruption cases, reorganised panels of judges and set up a special unit to investigate magistrates for potential abuses, a move widely seen as an instrument of political coercion.
Romania's judicial reforms have been monitored by Brussels since it joined the EU in 2007; in October, Brussels said the reforms were going backwards.
Iohannis, a soft-spoken ethnic German and former mayor of Sibiu, became president in 2014.
He helped to secure popular approval for a referendum last May that proposed a ban on governments altering legislation by emergency decree and a ban on pardons for corruption-related crimes.


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Setting Up and Working with Node.js
- But first…
- Supporting multiple versions of Node.js via nvm
- Our baseline Node.js version
- Installing nvm and Node.js
- Selecting Which Node.js Version to Use
- Running the Node.js REPL
You’ll want to get setup to work with Node.js quite soon. This how-to will provide instructions for doing that on both Windows and on Mac/Linux.
But first…
Because we’ll be doing a lot of work at the command line, you may want to look at Setting Up Your Terminal before starting here.
Supporting multiple versions of Node.js via nvm
Languages evolve over time, and JavaScript is no different. Because of that, we will occasionally want to upgrade the version of the language implementation we’re using. That can be frustrating if you install using the baseline installer. Instead we’ll use a tool called nvm
(and it’s counterpart nvm-windows
) to install our starting point for Node.js, allowing us an easy way to install and manage the versions of the language we work with.
Our baseline Node.js version
In the course, we’ll try to stick to the latest release of the long-term support (LTS) major version of Node.js. The release cycle for Node.js has several release lines. The LTS release line ensures stability first, but also implements important bug fixes and security patches as they are available. Unlike the “Current” version line, however, the LTS version line does not attempt to integrate new, bleeding edge features that may still be under standards discussion or may not yet have a stable implemetation. At the time of writing, Node.js 12.18.3 is the latest LTE release, and 14.9.0 is the latest Current release.
Installing nvm and Node.js
Here, I’ll walk you through installing nvm
(or nvm-windows
) and then using that to install the latest LTS Node.js version.
Windows
On Windows, you’ll first want to download the latest release of nvm-windows
, selecting the nvm-setup.zip
file. Once downloaded, unzip that file to get an executable installer nvm-setup.exe
. Run that installer and follow the prompts, accepting the default values along the way.
Then, run either cmd
as Adminstrator (possibly using Cmder), and check that nvm
is working:
> nvm list
No installations recognized.
To see available Node.js versions you can install, use:
> nvm list available
| CURRENT | LTS | OLD STABLE | OLD UNSTABLE |
|--------------|--------------|--------------|--------------|
| 14.9.0 | 12.18.3 | 0.12.18 | 0.11.16 |
| 14.8.0 | 12.18.2 | 0.12.17 | 0.11.15 |
| 14.7.0 | 12.18.1 | 0.12.16 | 0.11.14 |
| 14.6.0 | 12.18.0 | 0.12.15 | 0.11.13 |
| 14.5.0 | 12.17.0 | 0.12.14 | 0.11.12 |
| 14.4.0 | 12.16.3 | 0.12.13 | 0.11.11 |
| 14.3.0 | 12.16.2 | 0.12.12 | 0.11.10 |
| 14.2.0 | 12.16.1 | 0.12.11 | 0.11.9 |
| 14.1.0 | 12.16.0 | 0.12.10 | 0.11.8 |
| 14.0.0 | 12.15.0 | 0.12.9 | 0.11.7 |
| 13.14.0 | 12.14.1 | 0.12.8 | 0.11.6 |
| 13.13.0 | 12.14.0 | 0.12.7 | 0.11.5 |
| 13.12.0 | 12.13.1 | 0.12.6 | 0.11.4 |
| 13.11.0 | 12.13.0 | 0.12.5 | 0.11.3 |
| 13.10.1 | 10.22.0 | 0.12.4 | 0.11.2 |
| 13.10.0 | 10.21.0 | 0.12.3 | 0.11.1 |
| 13.9.0 | 10.20.1 | 0.12.2 | 0.11.0 |
| 13.8.0 | 10.20.0 | 0.12.1 | 0.9.12 |
| 13.7.0 | 10.19.0 | 0.12.0 | 0.9.11 |
| 13.6.0 | 10.18.1 | 0.10.48 | 0.9.10 |
This is a partial list. For a complete list, visit https://nodejs.org/download/release
Find the latest version in the LTS column (usually at the top), and install that:
> nvm install 12.18.3
Downloading node.js version 12.18.3 (64-bit)...
Complete
Creating C:\Users\rharvey\AppData\Roaming\nvm\temp
Downloading npm version 6.14.6... Complete
Installing npm v6.14.6...
Installation complete. If you want to use this version, type
nvm use 12.18.3
Then, tell nvm
to use that version:
> nvm use 12.18.3
Now using node v12.18.3 (64-bit)
Finally, check that you’re using that version of Node.js:
> node -v
v12.18.3
Preparing your Node installation for libraries with native dependencies
Once node is working properly, you’ll want to setup the tools to build native dependencies for libraries you may want to install. On windows this means you’ll need to do the following (again, at the command line, running as Admin):
> npm install -g windows-build-tools
# => this will take a while to complete
> npm install -g node-gyp
# => this will also take a bit
Once this is complete, you can test that things are working by installing
any library with native dependencies. For example, in
assignment A4, you’ll need the raw-socket
package, which can be installed from the project root directory in
the cmd or Cmder programs running as Admin:
> npm install raw-socket
Linux and macOS
On Linux or macOS, the easiest way to install nvm
is to just run the installation script:
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.35.3/install.sh | bash
NOTE: It’s generally not a good idea to run arbitrary code from the Internet on your computer, which is exactly what this command is doing – the
curl
command downloads the script file, and the pipe|
passes it directly to thebash
shell command, executing it line by line. I’ve reviewed what this script is doing, so I’m comfortable running it and recommending that you do so. You should generally be cautious, and inspect scripts like this that you plan to run on your computer. Thankfully, this script is entirely open source, and you can inspect it as needed.
Next, we’ll verify the installation using the command
command:
$ command -v nvm
nvm
Once that’s installed, we can list our available Node.js versions using nvm ls
and the versions avaiable to install using nvm ls-remote
. Note that the LTS versions will be marked in this list along with their LTS release codename. The LTS release codename for the version 12 line is Erbium.
Find the release version that is marked as Latest LTS: Erbium (12.18.3 at the time of writing), and install that using:
$ nvm install 12.18.3
Downloading and installing node v12.18.3...
Downloading https://nodejs.org/dist/v12.18.3/node-v12.18.3-linux-x64.xz...
################################################################################100%
Computing checksum with sha256sum
Checksums matched!
Now using node v12.18.3 (npm v6.14.6)
Finally, check that you’re using the expected node version:
$ node -v
v12.18.3
Selecting Which Node.js Version to Use
There are a few ways to select which Node.js version to use.
First, to select manually, you can do nvm use <version_number>
.
However, it’s usually a good idea to have the version we expect tied to our project. To do this, we can create a new file .nvmrc
in the root of the project repository with only the version number in it. If that is present, you can do nvm use
in the project directory, and nvm will read the version from that file.
Running the Node.js REPL
As you work through things, you’ll want to experiment with JavaScript statements. To do that, you can run node
to get a console in your shell that accepts JavaScript statements, evaluates them, and prints the output back to the console. This is called a “Read-Evaluate-Print Loop” or “REPL”, and you’ll find that many interpreted languages provide this kind of interactive interface.


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Here is abit of history on triangles:
In Ancient Babylon, they used triangles in their buildings and roofs.
Their geometry also extended to the calculation of the areas of rectangles and trapezoids,
as well as the volumes of simple shapes such as bricks and cylinders.
The Chinese used to use bamboo rods for counting, but they soon discovered that triangles
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In Egypt they used triangles as designs for sacred buildings like pyramids(which even show up today on the US dollar).
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[Erowid Warning: Our understanding of the literature is that there is no such thing as safe use of volatile solvents, aerosols and other street inhalants : their psychoactive effects are inseparable from nerve and organ damage. We have chosen to include these reports to help document the real world use of inhalants, but their inclusion is not intended to imply that they are anything but dangerous.]
I grew up in a small farming town in America where it seemed that huffing was a rite of passage. Nearly 75% of the crowd I hung out with had experimented with inhalants by the age of 13. The most commonly abused inhalant was gasoline. Before I started experimenting with alcohol, pot, psychedelics, etc, I was a gas can man.
Gas produces a 'drunk rush'. My body fights it for the first few breaths and then I can feel my lungs open, my blood vessels dilate, and my body lighten. The feeling is slightly similar to going from 0-10 drinks in a few seconds, excepting for the differences in mood between gas and alcohol. I found in general my mood to be somber and introspective on gasoline, although this may attributed to my usual setting...in a garage, by myself, with slower music playing.
My experiences had produced mainly the common audio beeping hallucination (this seemed to be common to a majority of abusers in my hometown), as well as the general 'electric blue' patterning that a few of my friends dubbed 'kinetics' while in the depths of a binge.
Probably around my 4th or 5th experience with gasoline was particularly memorable. I was sleeping on a couch in the garage at the time, due to a visit by out of town family for a few weeks. While bored one night trying to fall asleep, I figured I was going to grab that gas can and huff until something more happened. I began breathing out of our red metal gas can with a fury and purpose. The kinetics and beeping were becoming intense, too intense.
I had probably been going at if for an hour or so. The beeping was becoming higher in pitch, and the beeps faster as well. There was a physical discomfort that was directly correlated with the pitch of the beeping. I was not to be deterred though, and kept my mouth to that can. It was sometime not long after the beeping became slightly painful that I stopped paying attention to my visual input (for lack of a better description). I was so focused on the audio qualities of the experience that I let my mind block all else out.
Then ...BANG... the sound changed into a atari-esque crash and burn sound. This was an immense relief. But then things became very strange as I began to seem myself as a glowing orange bird. The experience gets very trippy and a tad personal from here on in, so the description will end. Best to describe it all-in-all as mystically terrifying.
When I regained visual input, I was laying in a pool of gasoline on the garage floor. My skin burned and my breath stank. And I kept huffing. I was able to hide my problem the next day with a cover story about fixing the lawnmower while I couldn't sleep.

Over the next months my habit spiraled out of control. By the time I quit I was using various inhalants about 12 times a day, including first thing in the morning, huffing myself to sleep, and keeping scotch guard in the night stand in case I awoke at night.
Most of the experiences were mundane...just to achieve the rush. Any time the experience would get out of hand, mainly from a familiar sound, would trigger paranoia.  To cover for my habit, I was constantly lying to my family to cover for the smell. And at this point, I was still a kid. This habit made me a pro at lying to my family which is a skill I wish I never would have developed. This may be the worst part of the experience.
When I finally decided to quit, little did I know this would entail some awful withdrawal pains for about 2 weeks. Quitting was hard physically but not hard mentally. After nearly getting caught huffing gas on the job, I knew it was time to stop. But my first few 'relapses' were all due to the withdrawal pains...which could be stopped by huffing.
This stuff has permanently altered my mind and vision.  The reactions to sounds still persist as well. It can be pretty embarrassing trying to explain to a new girlfriend why I have to leave running because a bus 'sounds scary'.
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structured message. In other words, it contains all instructions for the correct
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The Definition class models the object in memory whereas a DEF file is the same object represented in a sequential text file.
The DEF file contains a optional SET BASENAMESPACE statement, followed by a 'Named Conditions' block, followed by the larger 'MSG...END' block that describes the hierarchical message structure.
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SET BASENAMESPACE ... optional specification of the root element namespace
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COND ... specification of interdependency rules (conditions)
COND ...
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MSG The top level segment is the message itself and is level 0 by definition
The top level segment is noted MSG instead of SEG, although it is a SEGment
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FOODSPARK
Hello, {{customer.name}}
Details
Order History
Order Cart
Log out
About
Order Cart
Restaurant : rest_name
Item Name
Price
Quantity
Chow
70
2
Hakka
50
7
Pom
60
6
Restaurant : rest_name2
Item Name
Price
Quantity
Paneer
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5
Roti
5
3
Rice
60
3
Check Out
Make payment
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Make payment


{% extends "auctions/layout.html" %} {% block body %}
by {{listing.seller}}
{% if listing.active %}Current Bid: ${{listing.getCurrentBid}} {% if listing.getCurrentBidder %} by {{listing.getCurrentBidder}} {% else %} (No bids posted){% endif %}
Starting Bid: ${{listing.init_price}}
Category: {{listing.category}}
Description:
{{listing.descr}}
Final Bid: ${{listing.final_price}}
Winner: {{listing.winner}}
Category: {{listing.category}}
Description:
{{listing.descr}}
This listing was closed by the seller before any bids were made.
Category: {{listing.category}}
Description:
{{listing.descr}}
{% for comment in listing.comments.all %}
{{comment.comment}}
by {{comment.commenter}}, {{comment.date_time}}
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by Bess Sadler at 2022-04-05 13:55:04.Access granted by OIT this morning; asking the vendor to test and confirm access.
In order to access either server environments, one will first need to access the bastion host lib200w.princeton.edu
. This must be undertaken using the Microsoft Remote Desktop client:
Using the client distributed using the Apple Store for a brief overview of this process, one finds the following configuration for PCs:
The configuration for the lib200w
host is the following, where the account name is princeton\$NETID
for the NetID of a service account:
Please be aware that one must be authenticated on the Princeton VPN (https://princeton.service-now.com/service?id=kb_article&sys_id=KB0012373), and that one must ensure that the OIT has explicitly provided authentication privileges for the service account on the bastion host.
A SN@P ticket has been created in order to ensure that the service account for Digital Science can both access the VPN, as well as the lib200w
bastion host: https://princeton.service-now.com/now/workspace/agent/record/incident/df2613eb8766811012ae43bd0ebb35f0
This functionality already exists if you go to the catalog route rather than the concerns route.
Presumably if these items are eligible for download we don't need to provide cover pages for these PDFs?
Yes, the main use cases for providing downloads of the original PDFs are all cases where Princeton owns the copyright (concert programs, curatorial notes, etc.) or where the items are clearly fair-use (tables of contents).
This functionality already exists if you go to the catalog route rather than the concerns route.
Looking at the Ability class, I think this likely means that we need to add some logic to say that PDF source files are downloadable, maybe here: https://github.com/pulibrary/figgy/blob/main/app/models/ability.rb#L274
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It's not quite right yet...
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by James R. Griffin III at 2022-04-05 15:00:22.~~We are going to use Shibboleth instead of CAS for PDC Describe, but for future reference here are a few notes about CAS: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-anC1V5zOHe4Px7DrV4jTykP5aMnrwlPBmG_2zT1tdU/edit?usp=sharing.~~
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Sent an email to lsupport
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Thanks so much for your work! We've just shipped it too and feedback's been very good so far. :)
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The man who saved a billion lives
Dr. Norman Borlaug, third from left, trains biologists in Mexico on how to increase wheat yields - part of his life-long war on hunger.
If you have time, you should read more about this incredible human being on his Wikipedia entry.


{% extends "gateway/base.html" %} {% block h1_title %} Delete User {% endblock %} {% block content %}
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com.restfb
Contains types used to interact with the
Facebook Graph API
.
com.restfb.annotation
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Support classes for RestFB's implementation of the
Facebook Batch API
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com.restfb.exception
Contains exceptions that RestFB may throw while attempting to communicate with the Facebook API endpoints.
com.restfb.exception.devicetoken
com.restfb.exception.generator
com.restfb.json
Repackaging of the
minimal-json
implementation.
com.restfb.logging
com.restfb.scope
com.restfb.types
Default implementations of
Facebook Graph API Objects
.
com.restfb.types.ads
Special types to interact with the Facebook
Marketing API
.
com.restfb.types.features
com.restfb.types.instagram
Contains all types that are necessary to interact with the
Instagram Graph API
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com.restfb.types.oembed
com.restfb.types.send
Contains all types that are necessary to interact with
Facebook Send API
.
com.restfb.types.send.airline
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com.restfb.types.webhook.whatsapp
com.restfb.types.whatsapp
com.restfb.types.whatsapp.platform
com.restfb.types.whatsapp.platform.message
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com.restfb.types.whatsapp.platform.send.contact
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com.restfb.types.whatsapp.platform.status
com.restfb.util
Contains utility classes which provide common
String
,
Date
, and
Reflection
operations.
com.restfb.webhook


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Class MsAccessTestHelper
Helper class for unit tests, if there is a need for real database in tests. It creates temporary empty database for testing. This database is automatically deleted after finishing the work.
Inheritance
Namespace: Kros.UnitTests
Assembly: Kros.Utils.MsAccess.dll
Syntax
public class MsAccessTestHelper : IDisposable
Constructors
MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType)
Creates an instance of helper with specified parameters. New database file is created as an empty database with random name in temporary folder.
Declaration
public MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType provider)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ProviderType | provider | Microsoft Access provider type. |
MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType, IEnumerable<String>)
Creates an instance of helper with specified parameters. New database file is created as an empty database
with random name in temporary folder and is initialized with scripts in initDatabaseScripts
.
Declaration
public MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType provider, IEnumerable<string> initDatabaseScripts)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ProviderType | provider | Microsoft Access provider type. |
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.String> | initDatabaseScripts | List of scripts, which are used for database initialization. For example, they can be scripts for creating and filling necessary tables. |
MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType, Stream)
Creates an instance of helper with specified parameters. New database file is created as a copy of
sourceDatabaseStream
.
Declaration
public MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType provider, Stream sourceDatabaseStream)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ProviderType | provider | Microsoft Access provider type. |
| System.IO.Stream | sourceDatabaseStream | Source database. New temporary database is created as a copy of this. |
MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType, Stream, IEnumerable<String>)
Creates an instance of helper with specified parameters. New database file is created as a copy of
sourceDatabaseStream
and initialized with scripts in initDatabaseScripts
.
Declaration
public MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType provider, Stream sourceDatabaseStream, IEnumerable<string> initDatabaseScripts)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ProviderType | provider | Microsoft Access provider type. |
| System.IO.Stream | sourceDatabaseStream | Source database. New temporary database is created as a copy of this. |
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.String> | initDatabaseScripts | List of scripts, which are used for database initialization. For example, they can be scripts for creating and filling necessary tables. |
MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType, Stream, String)
Creates an instance of helper with specified parameters. New database file is created as a copy of
sourceDatabaseStream
and initialized with script initDatabaseScript
.
Declaration
public MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType provider, Stream sourceDatabaseStream, string initDatabaseScript)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ProviderType | provider | Microsoft Access provider type. |
| System.IO.Stream | sourceDatabaseStream | Source database. New temporary database is created as a copy of this. |
| System.String | initDatabaseScript | A script, which is used for database initialization. For example, it can be script for creating some table. |
MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType, String)
Creates an instance of helper with specified parameters. New database file is created as a copy of
sourceDatabasePath
.
Declaration
public MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType provider, string sourceDatabasePath)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ProviderType | provider | Microsoft Access provider type. |
| System.String | sourceDatabasePath | Source database. New temporary database is created as a copy of this. |
MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType, String, IEnumerable<String>)
Creates an instance of helper with specified parameters. New database file is created as a copy of
sourceDatabasePath
and initialized with scripts in initDatabaseScripts
.
Declaration
public MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType provider, string sourceDatabasePath, IEnumerable<string> initDatabaseScripts)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ProviderType | provider | Microsoft Access provider type. |
| System.String | sourceDatabasePath | Source database. New temporary database is created as a copy of this. |
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.String> | initDatabaseScripts | List of scripts, which are used for database initialization. For example, they can be scripts for creating and filling necessary tables. |
MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType, String, String)
Creates an instance of helper with specified parameters. New database file is created as a copy of
sourceDatabasePath
and initialized with script initDatabaseScript
.
Declaration
public MsAccessTestHelper(ProviderType provider, string sourceDatabasePath, string initDatabaseScript)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ProviderType | provider | Microsoft Access provider type. |
| System.String | sourceDatabasePath | Source database. New temporary database is created as a copy of this. |
| System.String | initDatabaseScript | A script, which is used for database initialization. For example, it can be script for creating some table. |
Properties
Connection
Connection to created temporary database.
Declaration
public OleDbConnection Connection { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnection |
DatabasePath
Path to created temporary database.
Declaration
public string DatabasePath { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Methods
Dispose()
Declaration
public void Dispose()
GenerateDatabaseName()
Generates path to the file where database will be created. Default is random filename in system's temp folder.
Declaration
protected virtual string GenerateDatabaseName()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String | Path to the database file. |
InitDatabase()
Initializes new empty database. Method is called after empty temporary database is created and it executes initialization scripts (specified in constructor). method is called only once.
Declaration
protected virtual void InitDatabase()


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@Documented @Target(value=METHOD) @Retention(value=RUNTIME) public @interface CreoleParameter
Annotation used to define a parameter to a CREOLE resource. This annotation
should be used to annotate the set
method corresponding to the
parameter. The parameter's name is inferred from the method name, and its
type is inferred from the type of the method's argument. When annotating a
method whose argument type is a subtype of Collection
, GATE also
attempts to infer the collection element type from any generic type
arguments given. If the collection type is a raw type then you will need to
supply the collectionElementType explicitly in the annotation.
Parameters can be marked as optional or runtime parameters using the appropriate additional annotations.
Optional
,
RunTime
| Optional Element Summary | |
|---|---|
Class<?> |
collectionElementType
The item class name for parameters whose type is a Collection, Set or List. |
String |
comment
A descriptive comment about this parameter. |
String |
defaultValue
The default value for the parameter, expressed as a string. |
String |
disjunction
If this parameter is part of a disjunction, set an ID here. |
int |
priority
If this parameter is part of a disjunction, the order in which the disjunctive parameters are listed is determined by their priority values. |
String |
suffixes
Semicolon-separated list of file suffixes accepted by default for this parameter. |
public abstract Class<?> collectionElementType
List<String>
), the correct value can often be
inferred automatically, but if a value is specified here it takes
precedence.
public abstract String defaultValue
null
.
public abstract String comment
public abstract String suffixes
URL
, the
GUI provides a button to locate the desired file in a Java file
chooser. The suffixes list defines the default file name filter
used by the file chooser.
public abstract String disjunction
public abstract int priority
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Table of Contents
Previous: LIMITATIONS AND EXTENSIONS
NEW FEATURES
Here are the changes from Version 3.1 to Version 3.2:
- 1.
-
New option -mkhtml to generate HTML documentation files from
the source code. Thanks go to Mark McVeigh for contributing this feature.
- 2.
-
I/O unit usage information is now provided under the -symtab
option. A table is printed listing each I/O unit by name and/or
number, together with the operations performed on it.
- 3.
-
A single large project file, created by
concatenating a number of separately produced
project files, can be input for use as a library project file.
- 4.
-
Combined type declarations and data-statement-like initializers, as
in INTEGER N / 100 / are accepted.
- 5.
-
Fixed a bug that caused ftnchek to crash if a parameter is declared
with the same name as the subprogram containing it. New error message
for same.
- 6.
-
Fixed a bug in checking type agreement between variables and their
initial values in Fortran 90-style declarations with initializers, as
in INTEGER :: N=100.
- 7.
-
New error message when an internal file is a constant rather than a
variable. Some compilers permit this for READ operations, but
it is prohibited by the F90 Standard in section <IP_ADDRESS>.
Here are the changes from Version 3.0 to Version 3.1:
- 1.
-
New checks for proper nesting of block structures such as IF ...
END IF.
- 2.
-
Limited support for attribute-based type declarations. Read the
section on Extensions for details. Note that this new feature should
be seen as a first step toward full support for Fortran 90 type
declarations, but it is not there yet. The level of support may be
sufficient for novice programmers, but it is not yet ready for serious
use.
- 3.
-
New flag -style for users who want to adhere to a strict
modern programming style. This flag controls warnings about legal
Fortran 77 constructs such as GOTO that are more error-prone
than the newer constructs available in Fortran 90.
- 4.
-
The -source options parameter-implicit-type and
dec-parameter-standard-type were changed to
param-implicit-type and dec-param-standard-type
respectively for consistency with other options also related to
parameters, which all use param-.
- 5.
-
New warnings: modification of a DO variable inside its loop (controlled by
-usage=do-index-modified option), and alternate return using
a constant value that does not correspond to a label argument
(controlled by a new -pretty=alternate-return option).
- 6.
-
Fixed a bug that caused project files to contain incorrect information
about actual arguments that are parameters. This bug had no effect on
checking of programs using the project files, since the bogus information
was not used in these cases.
- 7.
-
The -project flag now takes options to control how much
information about subprogram calls and common blocks should be
stored. These options are mainly of interest to those who want to use
project files for purposes other than checking the program with
ftnchek.
- 8.
-
Changed the way that the HTML documentation is produced. The main
change is that URLs referring to man pages have a different form.
Also got rid of the symbolic links in the html directory, which cause
problems on systems that do not support such links.
- 9.
-
Implementation changes for faster execution. The speedup is about a
factor of two in some cases.
Next: BUGS


Experience Summary
As an engineer in general, I prefer to work in environments where people is able to learn and grow along with the whole team where feedback is taken as something positive.
Technically my focus is in software/infrastructure automation.
- 2+ years Exp. as Dev/Sec/CloudOps engineer in high consuming data environments.
- Background 9+ yrs as Backend/full stack engineer (java, kotlin, react, typescript, ruby).
- AWS as main cloud provider.
- Terraform for cloud architecture for different environments(stage,dev,prod). From Route53 domain setup to RDS, kafka, App Load Balancer, Target groups, etc.
- Dockerized environments: docker, docker-compose, kubernetes, Registries(JFrog, ECR)
- Looking to increase my experience in Kubernetes.
- 4+ yrs working remotely
Experience
Analytics platform in the health care field where huge amounts of information are consumed and processed to provide customers insight on how to handle medical claims and insurances.
Support the different data and software development teams to provide the set of tools needed to run data pipelines, spark programs, apache airflow, etc. Including CI/CD integration, cloud infrastructure and automation of repetitive tasks.
Technologies:
- Amazon Web Services (s3,RDS, ECS, EC2, CodeBuild)
- Docker, Kubernetes-> Rancher(RKE), docker-compose.
- HDFS filesystem, PrestoDB.
- Terraform
- Jenkins CI/CD pipelines
- Azure Devops
Refinery Planning Web Application microservices. Including data ingress/pipeline, data streams, AmazonMQ, etc.
As part of the Devops team I got the following responsabilities:
- Create/Maintain Jenkins CI/CD Pipelines.
- Manage AWS using automation tools like terraform.
- Create Production/non-production environments in AWS.
- Manage infrastructure thru terraform.
- Dockerize Dev environments.
Technologies:
- Terraform
- AWS (s3, RDS postgres, ec2, ecs, ecr)
- Docker
- Java Microservices
- Jenkins CI/CD pipelines
Developing and maintaing services(APIs, web client, Backend) where taskers are matched to the IKEA stores and provide a wide catalog of services.
As part of the ikea team I’m responsible of delivering production ready features accross prioritized projects like:
- Web experiments. Purpose: increase booking rate by providing different experiences to the user.
- Ikea Store - TaskRabbit launch for new countries and metros.
Common Activities:
- Daily Standup, Code reviews, Architecture Hour
- Retrospective meetings (feedback and action items)
BackEnd:
- RoR, Sidekiq (eventBus), Rspec, Mysql
FrontEnd:
- React, ES2020, Redux, Style components (SCSS).
This is a chat client for front line employees with several more functionalities to communicate shifts, calendars, rosters, etc.
My main responsabilities in this project is to work on add-ons at the organization and enterprise level to connect with third party providers.
Technologies used during this stage
- Java, Kotlin.
- Gradle.
- Docker for running services (microservice environment).
- Spring mvc, security, webservices.
- Dynamodb, activemq, redis, producer-consumer paradigmn to connect services.
Full stack software engineer responsible to create features, fix bugs and test modules of a large saas application deployed by international companies in the traveling sector following OWASP secure coding guidelines.
Technologies and skills:
- Java 7,8 (streams, optionals)
- Spring (Dependency injection, web)
- WebServices (third party communication, payment authorization)
- Backend tasks (payment workflows, validations, repos, scheduled tasks, mailing jobs)
- Repositories JDBC, Hibernate
- Unit testing using Junit, hamcrest, easymock, parametric tests.
- Testing Automation with selenium.
- Javascript (Jquery, Emberjs)
- Templating (handlebars, Html5, bootstrap, css, scss)
- Docker (postgres, memcache)
XSLT and XSL-FO based tool for document transformations from XML to PDF, HTML, PPTX some other XML-based internal formats.
Java Standard 6.0, swing based app, processing all document transformation requests, command line based tool as well.
- Java 6, XSlT, XSL-FO, Junit 4, Docbook standard format.
Real estate webapp. Hibernate, Struts2 and spring.


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