Getting Involved in Open Source
Responsible Users and Effective Contributors
Brett Meyer
- Project Lead: Artificer
- Committer and Core Dev: Hibernate ORM
- Contributor: Apache Camel, Ininispan, and several JBoss projects
- Senior Software Engineer, Red Hat
- Owner/Consultant, 3River Development LLC
- @brettemeyer
Talk Rules
- There are none
- Open discussion
- Interrupt me
(Ok, maybe there are a couple of rules...)
Proprietary Software
- Not much to discuss...
- Black box
- Closed-off development process
- Exclusive control
- Car with its hood welded shut
Proprietary Software == No Rights
- Users must complain when something's broke
- Cannot fix on your own
- Cannot modify on your own
- Restricted usage
- Frequently, don't even own it
- Company ceases? You're screwed
Open Source
- No black box
- Source code is publicly viewable
- Does not explicitly grant:
- Ownership
- Modification rights
- Redistribution rights
- Not implicitly free of cost
- Not implicitly "open" development processes
Open Development
- Transparency
- Open processes
- Open discussions (mailing list, forums, etc.)
- Not implicitly open source
"Free" Software
- Open source, plus...
- Free as in speech (freedom), not as in beer
- Still not implicitly free of cost
- Freedoms:
- Run for any purpose
- Study the code
- Redistribute copies
- Improve the code
- Freedoms tweaked by license differences (whole other talk)
- Typically (hopefully) includes "open development"...
- ...but not always (at least not always done well)
FLOSS Software
- Good: FOSS ("Free Open Source Software")
- Best: FLOSS ("Free/Libre Open Source Software")
- FLOSS emphasizes "freedom" over misleading "free"
- Talk assumes FLOSS over OS...
FLOSS Religion
FLOSS Religion
- Not Free == Not Ethical
- Appreciate the mentality, but...
- IMO
- FLOSS == superior engineering
- Proprietary != The Devil
- No Ownership == The Devil
FLOSS Superiority
- Control & ownership
- Superior engineering
- More eyes == less bugs
- More eyes == stability
- More eyes == security
- Community == new features
- Breadth of features (ex: Apache Camel)
- Speed (ie, not waiting for a fix)
"The Open Source Way"
- Not limited to software
- Openness, collaboration, transparent communication
- Meritocracy (best ideas win)
- Community service
- opensource.com
Open Source Your Projects
- Obvious: beneficial to the software community
- Rarely detrimental to your competitive edge
- Again: superior engineering
- Again: potential new features
Why should I get involved?
- Necessity
- Community
- Increased opportunities (both individually and for the company)
- Better understanding of the specific tool
- Professional network
- Resume & personal brand
Proprietary Software Users
- Purely a customer/consumer
- No control
- Request and wait on fixes/features
"Bad" FLOSS Users
- Continue to act like proprietary users
- "WHY HASN’T THIS BEEN FIXED YET?!"
- "YOU need to fix this!"
- Threaten to use a different project
- Talker, not "doer"
- Encounter bug -> abandon or workaround
"Bad" FLOSS Users: Bug Reports
- "It doesn't work."
- "I don't have time to create a test case."
- "Here's my entire application, zipped up."
- "I know this was rejected before, but opening again."
- "Bump."
- "I know this branch is 10 years old and not maintained, but fix this and release?"
Effective FLOSS Users
- Entirely different mentality
Customer/Consumer
- Contributor, not user
- Vital part of the development process
- Everyone has different priorities...
- ...and yours may not be mine
- Willing to discuss and be open
- Simple issues -> immediately fix and contribute
- Lighten up
- Finish what you start
- Appreciate it? Tell us! Goes a long way.
Effective FLOSS Users: Bug Reports
Effective FLOSS Users: Bug Reports
- Test cases are king!!!
- Minimum: Enough code fragments and config details
- Better: Small, standalone reproducer
- Best: Pull request, adding test case to existing testsuite
Ways to Contribute
- Code (of course)
- Weigh in on discussions
- Documentation
- VERY HELPFUL
- Often over-looked
- Again: Simple issues -> immediately fix and contribute
- Translation
- Most large-scale projects have internationalization support...
- ...but very few languages
Ways to Contribute
- Marketing
- Social media
- Blogs
- Website and branding (frequently open source as well)
- Presentations
- Vital, but also over-looked
- Many teams simply don't have adequate time available
Ways to Contribute
- Testing
- For large projects, single most helpful thing you can do
- Attempt to reproduce/analyze bug reports
- Can't emphasize that enough
- Seriously
- Guys, seriously...
- Hibernate has 2000+ open issues
- (Please send help...)
- Test alpha/beta releases (and provide good bug reports)
Ways to Contribute
- Support
- User forums
- Mailing lists
- Chat
- StackOverflow
- Again: Limited time available
Ways to Contribute
- Most importantly: Be a good and responsible user!
- FLOSS does not work without it
Discover Projects to Help
Discover Projects to Help
- Most important: You use it (@ work, on-the-side)
- Scratches an itch
- Need a capability
- Could do it from scratch...
- ...but Project X is close (missing a few things)
- Add to it!
Discover Projects to Help
- Not unlike startups: requires passion to be effective
- Community driven: What would be the most enabling?
- Humanitarian Free and Open Source Software (HFOSS)


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1.21.3 Common Dialog Calls<IP_ADDRESS> Module tkMessageBoxshowinfo(title=None, message=None, **options) showwarning(title=None, message=None, **options) showerror(title=None, message=None, **options) askquestion(title=None, message=None, **options) askokcancel(title=None, message=None, **options) askyesno(title=None, message=None, **options) askretrycancel(title=None, message=None, **options) <IP_ADDRESS> Module tkSimpleDialogaskinteger(title, prompt, **kw) askfloat(title, prompt, **kw) askstring(title, prompt, **kw) <IP_ADDRESS> Module tkColorChooseraskcolor(color = None, **options) <IP_ADDRESS> Module tkFileDialogclass Open class SaveAs askopenfilename(**options) asksaveasfilename(**options) askopenfile(mode="r", **options) asksaveasfile(mode="w", **options) The common dialog call options are: defaultextension (added to filename if not explicitly given), filetypes (sequence of (label, pattern) tuples), initialdir (initial directory, remembered by classes), initialfile (initial file), parent (window in which to place the dialog box), title (dialog box title). 1.21.4 Additional Tkinter Classes and ToolsTable 1-21 lists some commonly used Tkinter interfaces and tools beyond the core widget class and standard dialog set.
1.21.5 Tcl/Tk-to-Python/Tkinter MappingsTable 1-22 compares Python's Tkinter API to the base Tk library as exposed by the Tcl language. In Python's Tkinter, the Tk GUI interface differs from Tcl in the following ways:
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- Interoperability
why?
--more open
--more usable
--more useful
--more accessible
Tips:
- communicate with the people in the projects you're ineterestd in being interoperable with
- develop your interface/API with others with whom you're trying to develop/interact with
- make the APIs/interfaces documented and kept up-to-date
- build up the community to help people who don't know they need this to recognized they need this.
- active to contact to people who really interested in interaction.
- let the targeted linked communities of users and devs of related software to hold the steering wheel with you from the beginning!
- Not too big projects trying to solve too many use cases or implement too many layers
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Vc
1.3.0
SIMD Vector Classes for C++
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Data-parallel mask type with user-defined number of boolean elements.
| T | The value type of the corresponding SimdArray. Depending on the target platform this type determines a different bit representation to work most efficient with SimdArray types instantiated for T . |
| N | The number of boolean elements to store and process concurrently. You can choose an arbitrary number, though not every number is a good idea. Generally, a power of two value or the sum of two power of two values might work efficiently, though this depends a lot on the target system. |
| V | Don't change the default value unless you really know what you are doing. This type is set to the underlying native Vc::Vector type used in the implementation of the type. Having it as part of the type name guards against some cases of ODR violations (i.e. linking incompatible translation units / libraries). |
| Wt | Don't ever change the default value. This parameter is an unfortunate implementation detail shining through. |
Definition at line 121 of file simdarrayfwd.h.
#include <Vc/SimdArray>
Public Types | |
| using | value_type = typename storage_type0::EntryType |
The EntryType of masks is always bool , independent of T . More... | |
| using | MaskType = mask_type |
| Construct a zero-initialized vector object. More... | |
| using | VectorEntryType = vectorentry_type |
The VectorEntryType , in contrast to EntryType , reveals information about the SIMD implementation. More... | |
| using | EntryType = value_type |
The EntryType of masks is always bool , independent of T . More... | |
| using | EntryReference = Vc::Detail::ElementReference< SimdMaskArray > |
| The reference wrapper type used for accessing individual mask components. More... | |
| using | Vector = SimdArray< T, N, V, V::Size > |
| An alias for the corresponding SimdArray type. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| SimdMaskArray ()=default | |
| Construct a zero-initialized vector object. More... | |
| SimdMaskArray (VectorSpecialInitializerOne one) | |
Initialize the new mask object to one (true ). | |
| SimdMaskArray (VectorSpecialInitializerZero zero) | |
Zero-initialize the new mask object (false ). | |
| SimdMaskArray (bool b) | |
| Broadcast constructor. More... | |
| bool | operator== (const SimdMaskArray &mask) const |
| Returns whether the two masks are equal in all components. More... | |
| bool | operator!= (const SimdMaskArray &mask) const |
| Returns whether the two masks are different in at least one component. More... | |
| SimdMaskArray | operator! () const |
| Returns a mask with inverted components. | |
| SimdMaskArray & | operator&= (const SimdMaskArray &rhs) |
Modifies the mask using an AND operation with mask . | |
| SimdMaskArray & | operator|= (const SimdMaskArray &rhs) |
Modifies the mask using an OR operation with mask . | |
| SimdMaskArray & | operator^= (const SimdMaskArray &rhs) |
Modifies the mask using an XOR operation with mask . | |
| SimdMaskArray | operator& (const SimdMaskArray &rhs) const |
Returns the component-wise application of a binary AND to mask . | |
| SimdMaskArray | operator| (const SimdMaskArray &rhs) const |
Returns the component-wise application of a binary OR to mask . | |
| SimdMaskArray | operator^ (const SimdMaskArray &rhs) const |
Returns the component-wise application of a binary XOR to mask . | |
| SimdMaskArray | operator&& (const SimdMaskArray &rhs) const |
Returns the component-wise application of a logical AND to mask . | |
| SimdMaskArray | operator|| (const SimdMaskArray &rhs) const |
Returns the component-wise application of a logical OR to mask . | |
| bool | isFull () const |
Returns a logical AND of all components. | |
| bool | isNotEmpty () const |
Returns a logical OR of all components. | |
| bool | isEmpty () const |
Returns true if components are false , false otherwise. | |
| bool | isMix () const |
Returns !isFull() && !isEmpty() . | |
| int | toInt () const |
| Convert the boolean components of the mask into bits of an integer. More... | |
| reference | operator[] (size_t index) noexcept |
Return a smart reference to the boolean element at index index . More... | |
| value_type | operator[] (size_t index) const noexcept |
Return a copy of the boolean element at index index . More... | |
| int | count () const |
Returns how many components of the mask are true . | |
| int | firstOne () const |
| Returns the index of the first one in the mask. More... | |
| SimdMaskArray | shifted (int amount) const |
Returns a mask with components shifted by amount places. | |
new/delete overloads for correct alignment | |
| void * | operator new (size_t size) |
| Allocates correctly aligned memory. | |
| void * | operator new (size_t, void *p) |
Returns p . | |
| void * | operator new[] (size_t size) |
| Allocates correctly aligned memory. | |
| void * | operator new[] (size_t, void *p) |
Returns p . | |
| void | operator delete (void *ptr, size_t) |
| Frees aligned memory. | |
| void | operator delete (void *, void *) |
| Does nothing. | |
| void | operator delete[] (void *ptr, size_t) |
| Frees aligned memory. | |
| void | operator delete[] (void *, void *) |
| Does nothing. | |
Loads & Stores | |
| template<typename Flags = DefaultLoadTag> | |
| SimdMaskArray (const bool *mem, Flags f=Flags()) | |
Load N boolean values from the consecutive addresses starting at mem . More... | |
| void | load (const bool *mem) |
Load N boolean values from the consecutive addresses starting at mem . More... | |
| template<typename Flags > | |
| void | load (const bool *mem, Flags f) |
Load N boolean values from the consecutive addresses starting at mem . More... | |
| void | store (bool *mem) const |
Store N boolean values to the consecutive addresses starting at mem . More... | |
| template<typename Flags > | |
| void | store (bool *mem, Flags f) const |
Store N boolean values to the consecutive addresses starting at mem . More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static constexpr std::size_t | size () |
| Returns the number of boolean components ( \(\mathcal{W}_\mathtt{T}\)) in a mask of this type. More... | |
| static SimdMaskArray | Zero () |
Creates a new mask object initialized to zero/false . More... | |
| static SimdMaskArray | One () |
Creates a mask object initialized to one/true . More... | |
| template<typename G > | |
| static SimdMaskArray | generate (const G &gen) |
Generate a mask object from booleans returned from the function gen . | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static constexpr std::size_t | Size = size() |
| Returns the number of boolean components ( \(\mathcal{W}_\mathtt{T}\)) in a mask of this type. More... | |
| static constexpr std::size_t | MemoryAlignment |
| Specifies the alignment requirement for aligned load and store calls for objects of this mask type. More... | |
| using value_type = typename storage_type0::EntryType |
The EntryType
of masks is always bool
, independent of T
.
Definition at line 334 of file simdmaskarray.h.
Construct a zero-initialized vector object.
This constructor follows the behavior of the underlying bool
type in that the expression bool()
zero-initializes the object (to false
). On the other hand the variable x
in bool x;
is uninitialized. Since, for class types, both expressions call the default constructor Mask<T> x
must zero-initialize x
as well.
Definition at line 336 of file simdmaskarray.h.
| using VectorEntryType = vectorentry_type |
The VectorEntryType
, in contrast to EntryType
, reveals information about the SIMD implementation.
This type is useful for the sizeof
operator in generic functions.
Definition at line 338 of file simdmaskarray.h.
| using EntryType = value_type |
The EntryType
of masks is always bool
, independent of T
.
Definition at line 340 of file simdmaskarray.h.
| using EntryReference = Vc::Detail::ElementReference<SimdMaskArray> |
The reference wrapper type used for accessing individual mask components.
Definition at line 342 of file simdmaskarray.h.
|
default |
Construct a zero-initialized vector object.
This constructor follows the behavior of the underlying bool
type in that the expression bool()
zero-initializes the object (to false
). On the other hand the variable x
in bool x;
is uninitialized. Since, for class types, both expressions call the default constructor Mask<T> x
must zero-initialize x
as well.
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inlineexplicit |
Broadcast constructor.
Set all components of the new mask object to b
.
| b | Determines the initial state of the mask. |
Definition at line 403 of file simdmaskarray.h.
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inlineexplicit |
Load N boolean values from the consecutive addresses starting at mem
.
| mem | A pointer to an array of booleans. |
| f | A combination of flags to modify specific behavior of the load. |
Definition at line 420 of file simdmaskarray.h.
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inlinestatic |
Returns the number of boolean components ( \(\mathcal{W}_\mathtt{T}\)) in a mask of this type.
The size of the mask. I.e. the number of boolean entries in the mask. Do not make any assumptions about the size of masks.
In addition, you can easily use if clauses that compare sizes. The compiler can statically evaluate and fully optimize dead code away (very much like #ifdef, but with syntax checking).
Definition at line 320 of file simdmaskarray.h.
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inlinestatic |
Creates a new mask object initialized to zero/false
.
Definition at line 406 of file simdmaskarray.h.
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inlinestatic |
Creates a mask object initialized to one/true
.
true
. Definition at line 408 of file simdmaskarray.h.
|
inline |
Load N boolean values from the consecutive addresses starting at mem
.
| mem | A pointer to an array of booleans. |
Definition at line 430 of file simdmaskarray.h.
|
inline |
Load N boolean values from the consecutive addresses starting at mem
.
| mem | A pointer to an array of booleans. |
| f | A combination of flags to modify specific behavior of the load. |
Definition at line 442 of file simdmaskarray.h.
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inline |
Store N boolean values to the consecutive addresses starting at mem
.
| mem | A pointer to an array of booleans. |
Definition at line 453 of file simdmaskarray.h.
|
inline |
Store N boolean values to the consecutive addresses starting at mem
.
| mem | A pointer to an array of booleans. |
| f | A combination of flags to modify specific behavior of the load. |
Definition at line 465 of file simdmaskarray.h.
|
inline |
Returns whether the two masks are equal in all components.
| mask | The other mask to compare against. |
a == b
return the same as a ^ b
. In general, it is more useful to query all_of(a ^ b)
which is the same as this equality operator. Definition at line 473 of file simdmaskarray.h.
|
inline |
Returns whether the two masks are different in at least one component.
| mask | The other mask to compare against. |
(a == b) == !(a != b)
holds Definition at line 478 of file simdmaskarray.h.
|
inline |
Convert the boolean components of the mask into bits of an integer.
int
where each bit corresponds to the boolean value in the mask.For example, the mask [true, false, false, true]
results in a 9
(in binary: 1001
).
Definition at line 548 of file simdmaskarray.h.
|
inlinenoexcept |
Return a smart reference to the boolean element at index index
.
| index | The element index to be accessed. |
Definition at line 584 of file simdmaskarray.h.
|
inlinenoexcept |
Return a copy of the boolean element at index index
.
| index | The element index to be accessed. |
index
. Definition at line 596 of file simdmaskarray.h.
|
inline |
Returns the index of the first one in the mask.
true
.Thus, unless none_of(mask)
, mask[mask.firstOne()] == true
holds and mask[i] == false
for all i < mask.firstOne()
.
Definition at line 605 of file simdmaskarray.h.


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| LastTradingDay | 0 | The contract maps on the previous day of expiration of the front month (0) |
| FirstDayMonth | 1 | The contract maps on the first date of the delivery month of the front month. If the contract expires prior to this date, then it rolls on the contract's last trading date instead (1) For example, the Crude Oil WTI (CL) 'DEC 2021 CLZ1' contract expires on November, 19 2021, so the mapping date will be its expiration date. Another example is the Corn 'DEC 2021 ZCZ1' contract, which expires on December, 14 2021, so the mapping date will be December 1, 2021. |
| OpenInterest | 2 | The contract maps when the following back month contract has a higher open interest that the current front month (2) |
| OpenInterestAnnual | 3 | The contract maps when any of the back month contracts of the next year have a higher volume that the current front month (3) |


above |
Sun The Gentle, Wind |
|
below |
Ken Keeping Still, Mountain |
Development. The maiden
Is given in marriage.
Good fortune.
Perseverance furthers.
On the mountain, a tree:
The image of Development.
Thus the superior man abides in dignity and virtue,
In order to improve the mores.
Six at the beginning means:
The wild goose gradually draws near the shore.
The young son is in danger.
There is talk. No blame.
Six in the second place means:
The wild goose gradually draws near the cliff.
Eating and drinking in peace and concord.
Good fortune.
Nine in the third place means:
The wild goose gradually draws near the plateau.
The man goes forth and does not return.
The woman carries a child but does not bring it forth.
Misfortune.
It furthers one to fight off robbers.
Six in the fourth place means:
The wild goose gradually draws near the tree.
Perhaps it will find a flat branch. No blame.
Nine in the fifth place means:
The wild goose gradually draws near the summit.
For three years the woman has no child.
In the end nothing can hinder her.
Good fortune.
Nine at the top means:
The wild goose gradually draws near the cloud heights.
Its feathers can be used for the sacred dance.
Good fortune.


CoreNavigation 📱📲
Navigate between view controllers with ease. 💫
Getting Started
These instructions will help you integrate CoreNavigation into your project.
Prerequisities
- Xcode 9 or higher
- iOS 8 or higher
- Cocoapods
Installation
CocoaPods
CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Cocoa projects. You can install it with the following command:
$ gem install cocoapods
CocoaPods 1.1+ is required to build CoreNavigation 1.0+.
To integrate CoreNavigation into your Xcode project using CocoaPods, specify it in your Podfile:
target '<Your Target Name>' do
use_frameworks!
pod 'CoreNavigation', '1.0.0-beta-4'
end
Then, run the following command:
$ pod install
Carthage
Carthage is a decentralized dependency manager that builds your dependencies and provides you with binary frameworks.
You can install Carthage with Homebrew using the following command:
$ brew update
$ brew install carthage
To integrate CoreNavigation into your Xcode project using Carthage, specify it in your Cartfile:
github "aronbalog/CoreNavigation" == "1.0.0-beta-4"
API Reference
API reference
Example Use
Defining view controller:
class PersonProfileViewController: UIViewController, DataReceivable {
// DataReceivable associatedtype
typealias DataType = Person
func didReceiveData(_ data: Person) {
// configure UI with data
}
}
Presenting view controller:
Navigate.present { $0
.to(PersonProfileViewController())
.withData(person)
}
Pushing view controller:
Navigate.push { $0
.to(PersonProfileViewController())
.withData(person)
}
Routing & deep linking:
Why use the Destination
instead navigating directly to view controller?
Read about it on Medium:
Defining Destination
struct PersonProfile: Destination, Routable {
// Destination associatedtype
typealias ViewControllerType = PersonProfileViewController
// Routable patterns
static var patterns: [String] = [
"https://myapp.com/person/:personId(.*)",
"https://myapp.com/user/:personId(.*)"
]
let personId: String
init(_ personId: String) {
self.personId = personId
}
var parameters: [String : Any]? {
return [
"personId": personId
]
}
static func resolve(context: Context<PersonProfile>) {
guard let personId = context.parameters?["personId"] as? String else {
// cancel navigation with some error
context.cancel(error: NavigationError.Destination.notFound)
return
}
// fetch person
fetchPerson(id: personId, completion: { (person: Person) in
// continue to navigation
context.complete(data: person)
}, failure: { (error: Error) in
// cancel navigation with some error
context.cancel(error: error)
})
}
}
Registering Routable
types
In order to use Matchable
types (String
, URL
, etc.) to navigate, every Destination
type must be registered. Think about it as internal DNS.
PersonProfile.register()
Additional syntax
“`swift Navigate.router.register(routableType: PersonProfile.self) ”`Destination
type can be routable without conforming to Routable
protocol. Use this if you intend to create some kind of destination manifest and/or if route patterns are fetched from an external source:
Navigate.router.register(destinationType: PersonProfile.self, patterns: [
"https://myapp.com/person/:personId(.*)",
"https://myapp.com/user/:personId(.*)"
])
Additional syntax
“`swift PersonProfile.self <- [ "https://myapp.com/person/:personId(.*)", "https://myapp.com/user/:personId(.*)" ] Settings.self <- [ "https://myapp.com/settings" ] ```Navigating using Destination
// present
Navigate.present { $0
.to(PersonProfile("sherlock_holmes"))
...
}
// or push
Navigate.push { $0
.to(PersonProfile("sherlock_holmes"))
...
}
Additional syntax
”`swift // present PersonProfile(“sherlock_holmes”).present { $0 … } // or push PersonProfile(“sherlock_holmes”).push { $0 … } “`Additional syntax
”`swift // present PersonProfile(“sherlock_holmes”).present() // or push PersonProfile(“sherlock_holmes”).push() “`Navigating using route
// present
Navigate.present { $0
.to("https://myapp.com/person/sherlock_holmes")
...
}
// or push
Navigate.push { $0
.to("https://myapp.com/person/sherlock_holmes")
...
}
Additional syntax
”`swift // present “https://myapp.com/person/sherlock_holmes”.present { $0 … } // or push “https://myapp.com/person/sherlock_holmes”.push { $0 … } “`Additional syntax
”`swift // present “https://myapp.com/person/sherlock_holmes”.present() // or push “https://myapp.com/person/sherlock_holmes”.push() “`Getting view controller asynchronously using Destination
PersonProfile("sherlock_holmes").viewController { (viewController) in
// vc is `PersonProfileViewController`
}
Getting view controller asynchronously using route
"https://myapp.com/person/sherlock_holmes".viewController { (viewController) in
...
}
Getting view controller synchronously using Destination
do {
let viewController = try PersonProfile("sherlock_holmes").viewController()
} catch let error {
// handle error
}
Getting view controller synchronously using route
do {
let viewController = try "https://myapp.com/person/sherlock_holmes".viewController()
} catch let error {
// handle error
}
Note:
If you implement custom destination resolving, **it must happen on the main thread; otherwise, an error is thrown.
Matchable protocol
URL
types can also be used to navigate or resolve view controller. Actually, any type conforming Matchable
protocol can be used.
Conforming to matchable:
struct Person {
let id: String
...
}
extension Person: Matchable {
var uri: String {
return "https://myapp.com/person/" + id
}
}
Example usage:
let person: Person = Person(id: "sherlock_holmes", ...)
// getting view controller
let personProfileViewController = try! person.viewController
// or navigating
person.present()
person.push()
// or more configurable syntax
Navigate.present { $0
.to(person)
...
}
Configuration
- Animating
- Observing completion
- Observing success
- Observing failure
- Embedding
- Passing data
- Caching
- Protection
- State restoration
- Specifying origin view controller
Example Apps
Running the Tests
Available in CoreNavigationTests
target.
Versioning
Current release:
- 1.0.0-beta-4
Authors
Contributing
Please read Contributing for details on code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.


Welcome to Egypt!
A two in one experience with Luxor and Hurghada.
Why you should visit?
Are you a fan of history, a mind of curiosity to be challenged by the prehistoric structures of luxor?
Or desperate for a beautiful holiday with impeccable climate?
Egypt is your paradise!
The best of Luxor
The valley of the kings and Queen Hatsheputs temple A mysterious place of wonder with 62 empty, unidentified tombs and king Tutankhamun's safehouse of a coffin.
Karnak temples Find out more about the temple of the Egyptian God - Amunrah- built by....well we don't know.
River Nile Boat Trip Take a ride down the longest river of africa, a river surviving centuries of ancient Egypt
luxor temples Visit the ancient and royal monument dedicated to Egyptian God Amon and constructed by many pharoahs of Eqypt.
Explore the City of Hurghada
Egypt isnt all about it's history... Hurghada's heavenly red sea and undersea world is tempting enough for anyone, along with it's luxurious beaches.
- Hurghada Marina
The ultimate jewel of Hurghada
- Swim with the dolphins!
- Or even just a stroll through the city centre...


TRIANGLE TRACKER
The different types of a triangle.
EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE.
It is a figure where all dimensions are equal.
- Has 3 sides
- Are the only regular polygon with three sides, and appear in a variety of contexts
ISOSCELES TRIANGLE
The figure has two dimensions equal and the other side different from the rest.
SCALENE TRIANGLE.
All sides of the figure are not equal.


Image Retention Test
A simple test to check your Retina MacBook Pro display for image retention also reported as "ghosting". As featured on Gizmodo!
Instructions
- Read the FAQ below for tips and to better understand the test.
- Click the begin test button above to bring up the options for running your test.
- Choose a duration and a fade out color, then begin the test.
- Do not change screens for the entire duration of the test.
- After several minutes the display will change and image retention should be apparent if your screen is affected.
FAQ
-
What is "image retention"?
Image retention is a condition where a display holds a partial image of a previously displayed screen. This effect shows up when a "ghost" of a previous image on your screen shows up over the former image.
-
What does image retention look like?
This Flickr Set I created shows a pretty good example of before and after of a screen suffering image retention.
-
How do I best use this test?
One of the major causes of image retention in Retina MacBook Pro models is when the GPU is heated and in a working state. For best results, use the following tips:
- Ensure the test is run for 10 minutes
- Do not change screens during the testing process
- Do not closely watch the test as it runs - your eyes have a tricky form of image retention of their own!
- Run a graphics intense process for a few minutes prior to running the test and keep it running. This might be something like running a game or processing video.
-
How does this test differ from Apple's own test?
The problem I found with Apple's test was that when the screen faded to black a lot of the signs of retention didn't seem as apparent. I made a version of their test which would fade to different colors and offer more extended periods for better testing.


Exercise and workout routines form the very foundation of proper health and fitness. It is common sense that hitting the gym is good for you. The list below gives you 19 workout motivations that should help kickstart your road to a healthy lifestyle.
Learn MoreMany believe that hitting the gym is the only factor in getting their ideal figure and summarily choose to ignore proper nutrition and dieting. They couldn't have been more wrong. Below is an article that should straighten out this falsity
Learn MoreWorking out is necessary for prompting significant increases in muscle mass and strength, but overworking your body can inhibit your results. To make the most of your workouts, you need to allow your body to rest before exercising again.
Learn MoreTransform pad thai into a healthy salad by swapping sliced cabbage noodles for the rice noodles—and save more than 100 calories. Look for sustainable shrimp certified by an independent agency, such as the Marine Stewardship Council. If you can't find it, wild shrimp from North America is likely to be sustainably caught.
Nutrition Profile
Ingredients for 4 servings
Preparation
Prep - 40min, Ready In - 40min
Tips: All unrefined peanut oil—including roasted peanut oil—is extracted without using heat, so it has great flavor. It also delivers more heart-disease-preventing and cancer-fighting phytosterols than refined versions.


SNATCH RATING: 7/10 --> Good movie
For more reviews and movie screensavers, visit http://www.joblo.com/
PLOT: Wow, this is gonna be a tough one. Okay, there are these two boxing promoters who get caught up in a diamond heist gone awry, in which a young gambling addict gets kidnapped by these guys who were hired by a Russian gangster to retrieve the stolen diamond in question. Still with me? Okay, the promoters also lose their prize fighter, who ends up being replaced by an unintelligible bare-knuckle gypsy boxer, and suddenly find themselves at the mercy of a ruthless gangster who's strong-arming them to fix the fight or end up at the bottom of a river. All of these cool folks eventually run into one another and rage plenty of more crime, violence and heavy accents onto our laps. Got all that? Aaaaah, forget it...just see the movie, dammit!
CRITIQUE: Definitely a major feeling of deja-vu round these parts, but not enough to spoil yet another solid Guy Ritchie (also known as Mr. Madonna) British underground gangster funfest. The accents are heavy, the characters are colorful and the style is all over the place, and perfect for a movie as such. Yeah, yeah...I know you've probably read this elsewhere, but I can't review this movie without mentioning LOCK, STOCK & TWO SMOKING BARRELS at least once. What I wanted to say was that if you liked LOCK, you will more than likely enjoy this movie. They've got similar overall premises, wild and crazy characters, funky soundtracks, over-the-top style shots, etc, etc... If that film wasn't your bag, I highly doubt that you will appreciate this film either. Vinnie Jones kicks arse!!
The few issues I did have with this film were actually pretty small, but I'll mention them anyway. The breadth of characters was just a little too much for my taste. I loved Del Toro's character, Brad Pitt's, Dennis Farina's and Vinnie Jones', but at some point, there were just too many of them to juggle. So when the story would switch over to the two boxing promoters, I wasn't as "into it" as I was with the hipper characters. Same with the story lines, which took a little too long to get going because of this very fact. I also missed a few lines here and there due to the accent thing (no, not Brad Pitt's twang, I understand that he was supposed to be incoherent!), and the said feeling of deja-vu, but all those smaller issues aside, I enjoyed the flick and that's the bottom line. I especially loved the first 15 minutes with the original credit sequence and freeze-frame title card intros and only wish there was more of Del Toro to spread around...like in his own movie or something! Anyhoo, chalk it up to yet another highly stylized caper spitting out rounds of violence, humor and fun-loving criminals for the MTV masses looking for good times and bad muthas. The film's tag line of "Stealin' Stones and Breakin' Bones" is a good one.
Note to Guy Ritchie: You've proven yourself to be quite adept in this genre of film, but it would be nice to see you take a shot at something completely different for your next film. Then again, let us remind ourselves that I am but a simpleminded critic typing out words in the basement of the house in which my parents still reside. Sigh.
Where's JoBlo coming from? Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (7.5/10) - Pulp Fiction (7.5/10) - Reservoir Dogs (9/10) - True Romance (10/10) - The Usual Suspects (7.5/10)
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Pay close attention and you will hear Madonna's "Lucky Star" playing during a scene in which Vinnie Jones drags a certain someone by his car with his head tucked in his window. Incidentally, that "certain someone" is none other than Ewen Bremner, a man some of you will remember for having played the loveable character of Spud in TRAINSPOTTING. The working title of this film was DIAMONDS.
Review Date: January 10, 2001 Director: Guy Ritchie Writer: Guy Ritchie Producer: Matthew Vaughn Actors: Brad Pitt as Mickey O'Neill Benicio Del Toro as Franky Four Fingers Dennis Farina as Cousin Avi Genre: Crime Year of Release: 2001 ------------------------------------ JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------ (c) 2001 Berge Garabedian
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Given two words A
and B
, find the minimum number of steps required to convert A
to B
. (each operation is counted as 1 step.)
You have the following 3 operations permitted on a word:
Example :
edit distance between"Heman"
and "Hitman"
is 2.
We can solve this problem using Dynamic Programming.
First, just like every problem of dynamic programming, let's try to derive the optimal substructure here.
It can be observed that at any given point we have the following options to deal with the current characters for the strings:
1. Delete the character if they are are equal in one of the string 1 + (i, j-1) or 1 + (i-1. j)
2. Replace the character if not equal in one of the string 1 + (i-1, j-1)
3. Insert the character in one of the string 1 + (i, j-1) or 1 + (i-1. j)
Thus our optimal substructure becomes:
dp[i][j] = {
if a[i] == a[j]: dp[i-1][j-1],
else: 1 + min(dp[i-1][j], dp[i][j-1], dp[i-1][j-1])
}


LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Homelessness a health issue
by THE WASHINGTON TIMESANALYSIS/OPINION:
If we are to resolve and make inroads into the problem of homelessness we are going to have to deal with the root causes of that condition. The price of homes is not the cause of homelessness in this country. Mental illness and drug addiction are the principal root causes of homelessness, and until that is recognized and dealt with the problem will not be resolved.
Society must deal with this problem in a straightforward, practical way. We must invest in health care and drug addiction facilities, as well as clinics for seriously affected people. We must provide living and hospital quarters.
Unless society is willing to spend the money to fix the root causes of homelessness, this tragic condition will not be remedied anytime soon.
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The Hostage Case
Case 7: The “Hostage Case,” US v. List et al. 6 boxes of trial documents; transcript 10,544 pages. Green Set vol. 11. Covers war crimes committed in the Balkans and Norway, including hostage-taking, execution of civilians and POWs, destruction of villages, and scorched-earth tactics. July 1947 – Feb 1948. Exhibits: 678 prosecution; 1025 defense.
10 May 1947 Indictment filed
8 July Arraignment
15 July Prosecution opening statement
16 July – 28 Aug Prosecution case (documents and witnesses)
15-16 Sep Defense opening statements
16 Sep – 13 Jan 1948 Defendants’ cases
14-22 Jan Rebuttal and final evidence (prosecution and defense)
3 Feb Prosecution closing statement
4-9 Feb Defense closing statements
19 Feb Judgment and sentences
18 Jan 1949 Sentences affirmed by Military Commander, US Zone
2 May Ruling by US Supreme Court, denying writs of habeas corpus
Introductory paragraph: War crimes and crimes against humanity, including murder, ill treatment, and use as slave labor of POWs and civilian populations; plunder of public and private property; destruction of cities, towns, and villages; and other crimes against civilian populations.
Count One: Hostages. 1. 1939-1945, murder of hundreds of thousands of civilians of Greece, Yugoslavia, and Albania, as reprisal for attacks on Germans. 2. Torture and murder of partisans as punishment for attacks on Germans. 3. Collective punishment (points 1 and 2) used to terrorize, intimidate, weaken, and decimate occupied populations. 4. Ratio of punishment of hostages: up to 100 killed for each German soldier killed; down to 5 for lesser acts. 5. Twenty-three examples from April 1941 to August 1944, in Serbia, Croatia, and Greece. 6. Relevant laws cited.
Count Two: Plunder. 7. 1939-1945, plundering and looting of public and private property; destruction of cities, towns, and villages and murder of inhabitants, in Norway, Greece, Yugoslavia, and Albania. 8. Tactics used to pacify-by-terrorism and to degrade the economic potential of the occupied lands. 9. Sixteen examples from 1941 to 1944, in Norway, Serbia, Croatia, Greece. 10. Relevant laws cited.
Count Three: POWs. 11. 1939-1945, enemy troops from Greece, Yugoslavia, and Italy refused quarter, denied status as POWs, and summarily executed. 12. Twelve examples from 1941 to 1943, in Yugoslavia, Italy, and Croatia. 13. Relevant laws cited.
Count Four: Civilians. 14. 1939-1945, murder, torture, imprisonment in concentration camps, forced labor, deportation for slave labor of civilians (including communists, democrats, nationalists, Jews, and gypsies) of Greece, Yugoslavia, and Albania. 15. Seven examples from 1941 to 1943, in Serbia, Greece, and Croatia. 16. Relevant laws cited.
| Date | General Content (pros=prosecution; doc=document) | Pages |
| 08 Jul 1947 | Defendants' pleas (not guilty) | 1-9 |
| 15 Jul | Prosecution opening statement; defense motions | 10-135 |
| 16 Jul | Preliminaries on evidence, exhibit 1; pros doc book1 | 136-228 |
| 17 Jul | pros doc books 1-2 | 229-323 |
| 18 Jul | pros doc books 2-3 | 324-413 |
| 21 Jul | pros doc books 3-4 | 414-514 |
| 22 Jul | pros doc books 4, additions to 3, 5-6 | 515-609 |
| 23 Jul | pros doc books 6-7 | 610-703 |
| 24 Jul | pros doc books 8-9 | 704-808 |
| 25 Jul | pros doc book 9, supplementary documents | 809-912 |
| 28 Jul | pros doc books 10-11 | 913-1018 |
| 29 Jul | pros doc books 11-12-13 | 1019-1117 |
| 30 Jul | pros doc book 13, Z. Iovanovitch testimony | 1118-1201 |
| 31 Jul | Iovanovitch; pros doc books 13-14 | 1202-1308 |
| 01 Aug | pros doc books 14-15 | 1309-1416 |
| 04 Aug | pros doc book 15 | 1417-1435 |
| 05 Aug | misc trial issues | 1436-1444 |
| 06 Aug | pros doc book 16 | 1445-1545 |
| 07 Aug | pros doc books 16, 17, 18 | 1546-1640 |
| 11 Aug | pros doc book 18, Hans Felber testimony | 1641-1736 |
| 12 Aug | Felber testimony | 1737-1810 |
| 13 Aug | Felber testimony; photos (exhibit 441); pros doc book 19 | 1811-1905 |
| 14 Aug | pros doc book 19; Coogan affidavit; Nicolas Neris testimony | 1906-2010 |
| 15 Aug | Neris and Costas Triandafilidis testimony | 2011-2082 |
| 16 Aug | Triandafilidis testimony | 2083-2151 |
| 18 Aug | Triandafilidis and Stephanos Pappas testimony; doc book 20 | 2152-2235 |
| 19 Aug | pros doc book 20; Takis Spiliopolous testimony | 2236-2317 |
| 20 Aug | Spiliopolous, Triandafilidis (photos, ex 481) testimony; pros doc book 21 | 2318-2415 |
| 21 Aug | proc doc book 21; Johannes Sontis testimony; Greek War Crimes Office docs | 2416-2506 |
| 22 Aug | Greek War Crimes Office docs; pros doc book 22; Ferdinand Jodl testimony; movies on Greece and Norway (ex 509-510) | 2507-2592 |
| 25 Aug | Jodl testimony; pros doc book 23; Arne Dahl testimony | 2593-2680 |
| 26 Aug | Trygve Schance and Ivar Follestad testimony; doc book 23 | 2681-2750 |
| 27 Aug | pros doc books 23-25; Yugoslav photos and docs (ex 551-52) | 2751-2864 |
| 28 Aug | Yugoslav docs (ex 552-53); US-Italy docs; doc books 24-25 ; prosecution rests | 2865-2960 |
| 15 Sep | Defense opening statements: List and von Weichs, Kuntze, Lanz, | 2961-3070 |
| 16 Sep | Defense opening statements: Foertsch, von Leyser, Speidel, Rendulic, Dehner, Felmy. List case: List testimony | 3071-3176 |
| 17 Sep | List testimony | 3177-3250 |
| 18 Sep | List testimony | 3251-3284 |
| 19 Sep | List testimony | 3285-3339 |
| 22 Sep | List testimony | 3340-3423 |
| 23 Sep | testimony: List, Gert Feine, D. von Winning | 3424-3504 |
| 24 Sep | Winning testimony; Kuntze case begins | 3505-3567 |
| 25 Sep | Kuntze | 3568-3603 |
| 26 Sep | Kuntze | 3604-3693 |
| 06 Oct | Kuntze; List witness: Rudolf Ibbeken | 3694-3780 |
| 07 Oct | List witnesses: Ibbeken, F. von Sydow, H. Krage | 3781-3865 |
| 08 Oct | List witnesses: Krage, K. Kraeutler, H. von Greiffenberg | 3866-3959 |
| 09 Oct | Greiffenberg testimony; Foertsch case begins | 3960-4053 |
| 10 Oct | Foertsch, doc book 1 | 4054-4139 |
| 13 Oct | Foertsch | 4140-4228 |
| 14 Oct | Foertsch | 4229-4314 |
| 15 Oct | Foertsch | 4315-4399 |
| 16 Oct | Foertsch, doc book 2, 3 | 4400-4500 |
| 17 Oct | Foertsch, doc book 3 | 4501-4597 |
| 20 Oct | Foertsch | 4598-4688 |
| 21 Oct | Foertsch, Mathias Schmettow testimony; Geitner begins, testimony by Gerhard Wollney and Heinrich Bub | 4689-4772 |
| 22 Oct | Bub testimony, Geitner doc book 1 | 4773-4856 |
| 23 Oct | Geitner | 4857-4934 |
| 24 Oct | Geitner, doc books 1, 2 | 4935-5017 |
| 27 Oct | Geitner doc books 2, 3 | 5018-5102 |
| 28 Oct | Geitner case ends; Rendulic begins | 5103-5180 |
| 29 Oct | Rendulic | 5181-5254 |
| 30 Oct | Rendulic, doc book 1, supplement 1 | 5255-5336 |
| 31 Oct | Rendulic | 5337-5411 |
| 03 Nov | Rendulic, Ulrich von Varnbuehler testimony | 5412-5495 |
| 04 Nov | Varnbuehler testimony, Rendulic docs, H. Hoelter testimony | 5496-5577 |
| 05 Nov | Rendulic doc book 2, case ends; von Leyser case begins | 5578-5668 |
| 06 Nov | von Leyser, doc books 1-3 (begin) | 5669-5753 |
| 07 Nov | von Leyser | 5754-5843 |
| 12 Nov | von Leyser | 5844-5940 |
| 13 Nov | von Leyser | 5941-6034 |
| 14 Nov | von Leyser | 6035-6130 |
| 17 Nov | von Leyser; H.J. von Besser testimony | 6131-6226 |
| 18 Nov | Besser and G. Kobe testimony | 6227-616 |
| 19 Nov | von Leyser case ends; Lanz case begins | 6316a-6399 |
| 20 Nov | Lanz | 6400-6484a |
| 21 Nov | Lanz | 6485-6566 |
| 24 Nov | Lanz | 6567-6639 |
| 25 Nov | Lanz | 6640-6726 |
| 26 Nov | Lanz; Georg Lipp testimony | 6727-6820 |
| 01 Dec | Lanz case ends; Felmy case begins | 6821-6898 |
| 02 Dec | Felmy | 6899-6978 |
| 03 Dec | Felmy | 6979-7065 |
| 04 Dec | Felmy | 7066-7141 |
| 05 Dec | Felmy | 7142-7238 |
| 08 Dec | Felmy, G. Altenburg testimony | 7239-7335 |
| 09 Dec | Altenburg, R. Berghofer, J. Lange, Georg Stadtmueller testimony | 7336-7426 |
| 10 Dec | Stadtmueller testimony, Felmy case ends; Speidel case begins | 7427-7507 |
| 11 Dec | Speidel | 7508-7589 |
| 12 Dec | Speidel | 7590-vvvv |
| 15 Dec | Speidel | 7669-7754 |
| 16 Dec | Speidel | 7755-7858 |
| 17 Dec | Speidel case ends; Dehner case begins (7866) | 7859-7932 |
| 18 Dec | Dehner case | 7933-8005 |
| 19 Dec | Dehner docs, main case ends (8086); Geitner docs | 8006-8093 |
| 22 Dec | Geitner docs | 8094-8172 |
| 23 Dec | Geitner docs; Foertsch docs; Felmy docs | 8173-8262 |
| 05 Jan | Felmy docs; List docs | 8263-8370 |
| 06 Jan | List docs | 8371-8470 |
| 07 Jan | List docs; Weichs case severed; Kuntze docs | 8471-8565 |
| 08 Jan | Kuntze docs; Lanz docs | 8566-8669 |
| 09 Jan | Georg Scheller testimony; docs for Speidel, Dehner, and Rendulic; Julius Ruehm testimony, List docs | 8670-8735 |
| 12 Jan | docs for Speidel, von Leyser, Dehner, Geitner, Felmy; testimony by Xaver Hirschmann and Joseph Kaiser, Foertsch docs | 8736-8815 |
| 13 Jan | Lanz docs, List testimony, docs for Kuntze and Dehner | 8816-8886 |
| 14 Jan | pros rebuttal docs, Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski testimony | 8887-9005 |
| 15 Jan | pros rebuttal docs | 9006-9090 |
| 16 Jan | Hermann Hoth testimony, pros rebuttal docs, Franz von Harling testimony, Hans Reinhardt testimony | 9091-9185 |
| 19 Jan | testimony by A. Winter, E. Lattmann, H. Raymann; pros rebuttal docs; F. Prinz von Schleswig-Holstein-Gluecksberg testimony | 9186-9286 |
| 20 Jan | von Schleswig testimony cont., testimony by Willy Zorn, Ernst Korn, David Bernstein, Willy Finger | 9287-9381 |
| 21 Jan | testimony by W. Finger, Paul Kahlman, Max Pemsel, Heinric von Behr, Hans von Selchow | 9382-9475 |
| 22 Jan | Defense response to rebuttal: List testimony, Rendulic docs and testimony, Leyser and Felmy testimony, Speidel docs, Hans Felber testimony, Dehner docs | 9476-9556 |
| 03 Feb | Pros closing argument | 9557-9718 |
| 04 Feb | Defense final arguments: List | 9719-9874 |
| 05 Feb | Defense: Kuntze, von Leyser, Speidel | 9875-10032 |
| 06 Feb | Defense: Rendulic, Geitner and Lanz | 10033-10193 |
| 07 Feb | Defense: Foertsch, Dehner, Felmy | 10194-10355 |
| 09 Feb | Defense response to pros rebuttal: List, Kuntze, Rendulic, Dehner, Speidel, Lanz and Geitner; pros reply; List statement | 10356-10418 |
| 19 Feb | Tribunal opinion, judgment, and sentences | 10419-10544 |


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public interface ProofViewSpecification extends QueryAnswerExplanationSpecification<ProofView>
ProofView
should be generated.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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isIncludeAssertionBookkeeping() |
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isIncludeAssertionCyclists() |
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isIncludeDetails() |
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isIncludeLinear() |
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isIncludeSummary() |
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setDomainContext(Context domainContext) |
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setIncludeAssertionBookkeeping(boolean includeBookkeeping) |
ProofViewSpecification |
setIncludeAssertionCyclists(boolean includeAssertionCyclists) |
ProofViewSpecification |
setIncludeDetails(boolean includeDetails) |
ProofViewSpecification |
setIncludeLinear(boolean includeLinear) |
ProofViewSpecification |
setIncludeSummary(boolean includeSummary) |
ProofViewSpecification |
setLanguageContext(Context languageContext) |
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static ProofViewSpecification get()
ProofViewSpecification setIncludeDetails(boolean includeDetails)
Boolean isIncludeDetails()
ProofViewSpecification setIncludeLinear(boolean includeLinear)
Boolean isIncludeLinear()
ProofViewSpecification setIncludeSummary(boolean includeSummary)
Boolean isIncludeSummary()
ProofViewSpecification setDomainContext(Context domainContext)
Context getDomainContext()
ProofViewSpecification setLanguageContext(Context languageContext)
Context getLanguageContext()
ProofViewSpecification setIncludeAssertionBookkeeping(boolean includeBookkeeping)
Boolean isIncludeAssertionBookkeeping()
ProofViewSpecification setIncludeAssertionCyclists(boolean includeAssertionCyclists)
Boolean isIncludeAssertionCyclists()
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Clover
is open source based on different projects: Clover, rEFIt, XNU, VirtualBox.
The main is EDK2 latest revision.
https://github.com/CloverHackyColor/CloverBootloader
Main features:
- boot into 10.xx macOS, Windows EFI and Linux EFI
- It's EFI bootloader provides RuntimeServices for OS that impossible for Legacy Bootloaders
- mostly Clover do automatic detection of hardware and set all properties by default. But user can change them by config.plist
- with Clover you may restart into other OS from Startup Disk prefPane
- UUID written into config.plist will be the same as in OS
- SMBIOS will be corrected to standard 2.6
- ACPI will be corrected to standard 4.0.
- Custom DSDT will be loaded from booted partition or from EFI folder
- DSDT patching on the fly by fixes and by patterns
- customizable RestartFix and sleep/wake fixes and PCIRootUID value
- Graphics Properties Injector for ATI, NVidia and Intel for wide range of supported cards. Also customizable.
- USB fix (LegacyOff, Ownership, Builtin, clock-id) up to USB 3.0
- HDA injector and Ethernet builtin injector
- CPU turbo and P- and C-states generator
- ACPI tables loading (SSDT-xx, APIC, BOOT, SLIC, SLIT, SRAT, UEFI...)
- extra kexts loading
- kernel and kext patching on the fly
- set NVRAM variables for different purpose
- default boot after timeout, customizable GUI , and saving screenshots from GUI typing F10
- saving boot.log in OS and preboot.log from GUI by typing F2


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You are developing an HTML5 web application for a surveyor company that displays topographic images.
The application must:
Display the topographic images at different zoom levels without loss of detail
Print the topographic images without loss of detail
Work from only one source file for each topographic image
You need to ensure that the topographic images display according to the requirements.
Which HTML5 element should you use?
<SVG>
<CANVAS>
<SAMP>
Produces an inline element displayed in the browser's default monotype font (Lucida Console). This element was intended to identify sample output from a computer program.
<AREA>
Defines a hot-spot region on an image, and optionally associates it with a hypertext link. This element is used only within a <map> element.


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Working in Batches
getting a list of useful IDs
iterating over the IDs
managing process load
avoiding too much of a good thing


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I Think I Need a Houseboat
问题描述 :
Fred Mapper is considering purchasing some land in Louisiana to build his house on. In the process of investigating the land, he learned that the state of Louisiana is actually shrinking by 50 square miles each year, due to erosion caused by the Mississippi River. Since Fred is hoping to live in this house the rest of his life, he needs to know if his land is going to be lost to erosion.After doing more research, Fred has learned that the land that is being lost forms a semicircle. This semicircle is part of a circle centered at (0,0), with the line that bisects the circle being the X axis. Locations below the X axis are in the water. The semicircle has an area of 0 at the beginning of year 1. (Semicircle illustrated in the Figure.)
输入:
The first line of input will be a positive integer indicating how many data sets will be included (N).Each of the next N lines will contain the X and Y Cartesian coordinates of the land Fred is considering. These will be floating point numbers measured in miles. The Y coordinate will be non-negative. (0,0) will not be given.
输出:
For each data set, a single line of output should appear. This line should take the form of:“Property N: This property will begin eroding in year Z.”Where N is the data set (counting from 1), and Z is the first year (start from 1) this property will be within the semicircle AT THE END OF YEAR Z. Z must be an integer.
After the last data set, this should print out “END OF OUTPUT.”
Notes:
1. No property will appear exactly on the semicircle boundary: it will either be inside or outside.
2. This problem will be judged automatically. Your answer must match exactly, including the capitalization, punctuation, and white-space. This includes the periods at the ends of the lines.
3. All locations are given in miles.
样例输入:
2 1.0 1.0 25.0 0.0
样例输出:
Property 1: This property will begin eroding in year 1. Property 2: This property will begin eroding in year 20. END OF OUTPUT.
PI设置为3.1415927 WA了一次！
#include <iostream> #include <cmath> using namespace std; const double PI = 3.1415926; int main() { int t; cin >> t; for(int i = 1; i <= t; i++) { double x, y; cin >> x >> y; double d = x * x + y * y ; double s = 0.5 * PI * d; int year = ceil(s / 50.0); printf("Property %d: This property will begin eroding in year %d.\n", i, year); if(i == t) printf("END OF OUTPUT.\n"); } return 0; }
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这个才是我想要的
wt[n - 1]没错，因为下标是[0...n-1]
2的64次方是多少？ 这到底是在考什么啊
这道题目虽然简单，但是小编做的很到位，应该会给很多人启发吧！对于面试当中不给开辟额外空间的问题不是绝对的，实际上至少是允许少数变量存在的。之前遇到相似的问题也是恍然大悟，今天看到小编这篇文章相见恨晚。
#!/usr/bin/env python def cou(n): arr = [1]
这代码的输出格式不对阿，else语句的low=p移动一下位置，增加可读性
很好的模板
18题的C也是错误的
想问下computeLSPArray那里，if(len!=0) len=lps[len-1]是什么意思
我还有个问题想请教一下，就是感觉对于新手来说，递归理解起来有些困难，不知有没有什么好的方法或者什么好的建议？
第15行代码，/n/n，应该改为nn
方法4中使用hash表，只要用出现次数作为Value，就可以解决重复元素的问题了。
swap写成内联函数会不会好一些


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Lead developer of a customer web portal that was sold as an accelerator product for clients at my previous company, Fruition Partners. Exposed our partner's SaaS platform, ServiceNow, and its workflow engine in a clean responsive desktop and mobile interface for multiple industry verticals. Project lasted 4-5 months and I was the main developer working across the full stack with just a designer and some part time backend data help from one other dev. Successfully learned front end technologies to deliver this project. Started by creating a series of wireframe mocks of requirements, then developed a functional prototype to vet the design. Later, after core assets were delivered by a designer, developed final version of the site with only some additional backend assistance from another developer.
Product Page and Video Demo: http://www.fruitionpartners.com/liftParticipated in Boston's 48 hour Startup Weekend event. 2nd Overall, 1st Place Technology finish. Weekend hackathon where we assembled a team and built a POC guitar that teaches you how to play songs, scales, modes, etc via a light up guitar fret board. Implemented with a scanning led matrix, driven by an arduino micro controller. Accompanied C# Desktop application to transfer new song tablature to the device via USB. I led the software development of the project.
Two of the members spun off a startup called Tabber.co around the hackathon prototype. Featured on Engadget, TechCrunch, MTV Hive, ABC, and Kickstarter. I unfortunately was unable to join them on their venture due to being a full time student and software consultant at the time.
Hackathon Pitch: https://youtu.be/QzPYhymQEnoKinect controlled robotic arm for Robotics I Final. Fall 11' at University Of Massachusetts Lowell.
Uses a Kinect running the MS SDK off a laptop for image processing, an Arduino micro controller listening over USB to drive the servos, and a 3 degree of motion plastic laser cut robotic arm.
The imaging software tracked left and right hand/arm positions relative to the frame of the video and translated this to movement commands sent to the arduino controller listening over USB on the robot. Left hand controlled opening and closing of grippers while right hand controlled movement of 2 axis arm.
Demo Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmPG4PTGVM4Participated in Google Developer Group's one day Hackathon @ Google's offices in Cambridge. Developed an Android Wear watch face that displays live stock market data from Yahoo's APIs to the user with configurable settings from the phone.
Presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1W5gcMWp6vyIvx1v7wzj-eXs1ayWdGfDcJ42ao_rtSdg/edit?usp=sharingEntry into online JS programming challenge. It is web based programming game where the user programs an optimization algorithm to control the movement of a series of elevators. The goal is to transport people the most efficiently. Depending on how good your algorithm is, you can progress though more difficult levels, where there are different optimization constraints.
Git Hub: https://github.com/paulsena/Elevator-Saga-GameClass Scheduler project written in Racket/Scheme (Lisp Dialect) for my Org of Prog Languages class at UMass Lowell, May 2011. My original idea to Scrape registrar's webpages of UMass Lowell and uses map filter to create every schedule permutation of classes you select. Helps students determine possibilities of class schedule, especially when multiple sections offered. Includes web UI as well.
Git Hub: https://github.com/paulsena/Class_Scheduler Demo Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6G-QVeUbVoMy personal implementations of various Algorithms from my 91.350 Excursions into Comp Sci Honors class elective by the famous Prof. Jim Canning. This was a self study project based course where we implemented a number of famous algorithms in C. KMP String Matching, Hadamar Matrix Multiply, Max Sum Subvector, Strassen Search, Tromino Tiling, Mandlebrot, Polynomial Evaluator, etc.
Git Hub: https://github.com/paulsena/Implementation-Of-AlgorithmsFun self started electronics side project. Uses an Arduino micro controller to display current song information, time, and email alerts from a work computer on an 4x12 LCD screen at my work desk. Driven by a little C# desktop program to scrape information and send to the Arduino via USB in real time.


Well, it’s my second time trying to learn computer vision. Just a little bit interested in it.
The difference between computer vision and computer graphics would be:
| Input\Output | Image | Knowledge |
| Image | Image processing | Computer vision |
| Knowledge | Computer graphics | Artificial Intelligence |
Hope I could master the material…
% Note: matlab starts from 1 and x:y includes number y...
img = imread("dolphin.png");
imshow(img);
disp(size(img));
cropped = img(ymin:ymax, xmin:xmax); % At a given location (row, col):
img_red = img(:, :, 1); % filter through color plane
plot(img_red(150, :)); % plot image values on 150th row
function result = functionname(img, value)
result = img .* value;
endfunction % adding function
noise = randn([2 3]); % adding noise drawn from gaussian distribution
[n, x] = hist(noise, [-1, 0, 1]); % making a histogram from noise
noise = randn(size(im)).*sigma; % gaussian noise


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- Kubernetes 1.9+ installation
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- Any number of nodes can be added in the kubernetes cluster, for demo purposes a 3 node cluster is considered in this validation.
- Keep the following storage details handy:
- Data LIF IP: ________________________
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class: center, middle # Python 2: Loops & Data Input and output --- # Python function refresher There are many python functions. We will use a few in this section. Reminder that documentation is available here. [https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html](https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html) --- # Logic in program flow Need to be able to specify logic ```python if TRUE: THEN DO X elif OTHER_THING_TRUE: THEN DO Y else: THEN DO Z ``` And Loops ```python while ( TRUE ): Do X for ITERATOR in LIST: Do Y for i in range(5): print(i) ``` --- # Python uses indentation * Python uses indentation to indicate the branching in the logic. .center[![cyoa](images/deadwood.jpg "Choose your Own Adventure")] This indentation can be either spaces or tabs. Emacs/Atom/Vi allow customizing your editor so that when [tab] is typed it will either insert 4 spaces or a tab. Switching between editors while editing a file can sometimes cause problems. Solution: delete the indendentation and enter the tab (or spaces) again. After this slide you will now understand this scene from [Silicon Valley](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsoOG6ZeyUI). --- # Logical operators * `===` for equality. Returns true if two values are equal. Do not use `=` which is assignment ```python x=10 if x == 10: print("this is a ten") ``` * `!=` for not equal. * `<` - less than `>` - greater than `<=` less than or equal to `>=` greater than or equal to ```python a = 7 b = 82 if b > a: print("b is greater than a") ``` --- # Other operators * `is` - tests for the content of the string being the same ```python a="fiat" b="".join(['f','i','a','t']) if a is b: print("strings are same") if a == b: print("these are the same string: %s %s"%(a,b)) ``` --- #Logical operators to combine or modify statements * Not - `not` * Or - `or` * And - `and` ```python a=10 b=12 c=13 if a < b and b < c: print("a is smaller than c") ``` ```python if not a == b: print("a is not equal to b") else: print("a is equal to b") ``` --- #Loops * while loops run as long as condition is true ```python x=1 while( x < 10 ): print("x is",x) x += 1 ``` * for loops loop through a set of items ```python DNA="AAAGCCAAG" for base in DNA: print("base is %s"%(base)) ``` --- #Python range operator Simple way to setup a counter. See the [range](https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#func-range) function ```python for i in range(1,10): # forwards counting print(i) for i in range(10,0,-1): #backwards counting print(i) for i in range(2,16,2): # count by twos print(i) ``` --- #Loop on a list Iterate on a list using indexes ```python list = (7, 10, 2, 2, 7) for i in range(len(list)): print("list[%d] = %s"%(i,list[i])) ``` Iterate on a list directly ```python for item in list: print("item is",item) ``` --- # Exiting the loop * the `break` function stops a loop and exits it * the `continue` stops executing in the loop and starts back at top ```python list = ('a', 'b', 'c', 'd') for l in list: if l == "b": continue print(l) ``` ``` a c d ``` --- #File handles / Data streams The `open` function is used to open file handles. Good reference can be found at https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Python_Programming/Input_and_Output Data streams could be from cmdline (eg STDIN) ```shell $ cat file | python myscript.py``` Can also be a file ```python filehandle = open(myfile,"r")``` --- # Getting data into your program `open` - is for opening a file There are two arguments, one is the filename, the other is how to open, reading, writing. For text data use "r" but if binary data use "rb". ```python file = "data1.dat" fh = open(file,"r") for line in fh: print(line) ``` --- #Alternative structure for opening This will throw a warning if the file cannot be opened ```python with open(myfile,"r") as fh: for line in fh: print(line) ``` --- #Writing data Write data or text to a file. ```python ofh = open("my_data.tab","w") ofh.write("Species\tHabitat\tSize\n") ofh.write("Crab\tBeach\tM\n") ofh.write("Fish\tOcean\tS\n") ``` ```shell $ cat my_data.tab Species Habitat Size Crab Beach M Fish Ocean S ``` --- #Modules/Libraries/Packages Modules are collections of code routines. We will talk more about functions/routines in next lecture. Can use these as tools. * [sys](https://docs.python.org/3/library/sys.html) - System-specific parameters and functions * [urllib.request](https://docs.python.org/3/library/urllib.request.html#module-urllib.request) - URLs for opening web or network connections * [csv](https://docs.python.org/3/library/csv.html) - Comma and Tab delimited data parsing --- #Reading in STDIN Remember we can pass data into a program via STDIN if we use the '|' "pipes" in UNIX ```python import sys counter = 0 for line in sys.stdin: counter += 1 print ("There are",counter, "lines") ``` --- #Data streams don't have to be files Can be a network connection (eg URL for web or FTP) ```python import urllib.request orginfo = "https://biodataprog.github.io/programming-intro/data/random_exons.csv" info = urllib.request.urlopen(orginfo) for line in info: linestrip = line.decode('UTF-8').strip() print(linestrip) ``` --- #CSV module ```python import csv file2 = "test2.csv" with open(file2) as csvfile: reader = csv.reader(csvfile,delimiter=",",quotechar='|') for row in reader: print("\t".join(row)) with open("outtest.csv","w") as csvfile: writer = csv.writer(csvfile,delimiter="\t") writer.writerow(["Name","Flavor","Color"]) writer.writerow(["Apple","Sweet","Red"]) writer.writerow(["Pretzel","Salty","Brown"]) ``` --- #command line arguments * import sys * get the command line input as a list from sys.argv[] ```bash $ python argparse.py arg1 arg2 arg3 this-is-one "this is one" ``` ```python import sys for n in range(len(sys.argv)): printf 'argv[%d] = %s' %(n, sys.argv[n]) ``` ```text argv[0] = argparse.py argv[1] = arg1 argv[2] = arg2 argv[3] = arg3 argv[4] = this-is-one argv[5] = this is one ```


Nintendo Switch Lite gets price cut in Black Friday sales
A lighter price tag.
by Colm AhernWith Black Friday right around the corner, you're probably scouring the internet for half price goods, but don't turn your nose up at this deal: the Nintendo Switch Lite is available on Amazon for £189.99.
The handheld launched back in September to much applause, with Digital Foundry calling the Switch Lite “an absolute triumph”, and many others claiming similar. Before this week most retailers were flogging the smaller Switch for around £200, so if you were thinking about taking the plunge, now might be the time to do it. You'll pay a little extra if you want the Pokémon version, so we recommend spending your cash on a discounted grey, turquoise or yellow model to get one of the better Nintendo Switch Black Friday deals.
Now, if you're in the market for a bundle, you should consider the Switch Lite and Pokémon bundle. For £219, you can nab a Switch Lite in the colour of your choosing, as well as a copy of either Pokémon Sword or Shield.
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We're still a couple of days out from Black Friday, so expect more savings over the coming days. Be sure to check out our Switch Black Friday deals hub for the best offers that are out there. On top of that, we've got pages dedicated to the best Xbox Black Friday deals and the best PlayStation Black Friday deals, too.


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Holds all the pointers for whatever is beings serialized, ensuring that all references a correctly allocated.
Holds graphing arrays
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Handles graphing dates
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Lol polo
Yassin06-Sep-18 04:35 PM
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴06-Sep-18 04:43 PM
I wrote them 2 days ago about BTCD to replace with KMD
but maybe you also can try
if once a week someone will write them maybe they finally do sth
Markus06-Sep-18 04:43 PM
Dump is cause of btc wallet that been dead for 4 years moving 110,000 bitcoins and dumping them
Cryptoon06-Sep-18 04:45 PM
As I already said
If it was a silkroad wallet a CEX wouldnt touch it because they would have the feds come knocking
And that wallet was linked to silkroad
Also, if you had that kind of cash, dumping it all at once would be very stupid because of slippage
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴06-Sep-18 04:52 PM
@Cryptoon unless you dump to buy using another account, so that you buy cheap on another account which is not suspected... loundering BTC using cex
or you simply hacked and want to decrease price and buy low
idk
if I had 100k BTC (hacked account) and didnt know how to wash it probably I would just dump it on same fake account and rebuy cheap BTC using another account, but maybe it's not very clever(edited)
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see you next year, guys
Cryptoon07-Sep-18 08:02 AM
tbh it's kind of the same 'analysis' that takes into account block reward halvenings etc
Such long term predictions are to be taken with a boatload of salt
As long term price is determined even more by adoption or external demand influxes that are influenced by regulations etc.
 ETF decision would be an indicator of where we'd go from here
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Cryptoon07-Sep-18 09:43 AM
@jorian true, all eyes on ETF as the next 'big' external factor
Hollowman900007-Sep-18 10:27 AM
@ph03nix@Deleted User whoops
Shows you how long it’s been since I used barterdex
mln_kotaks [XBY CRAB]07-Sep-18 10:33 AM
What if the ETF is approved when everyone expects it to be delayed?
Cryptoon07-Sep-18 11:03 AM
What could possibly happen?
 And by now you would think that anyone in this space would stop panic selling the second they see a negative article that is false.
Its actually laughable
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴07-Sep-18 04:31 PM
doesn't even pay attention to negative articles that are true
Forget about dApps with no users, let's talk about tokens with no users.
Only 27 cryptocurrencies had over 400 active addresses today. Yes. 400 users.
You'd think if there was ever a time to 'buy the dip' or 'panic sell' it would be today. ♂
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I cant imagine kmd not having more active adresses?
no data for kmd
also no data for number of tx a day on that site
They should be able to get that from dexstats?
siu - Chainmakers07-Sep-18 05:30 PM
Its september again... a hurricane seems to be forming and has a trajectory that pases very near or above PR.... yey... not
Cryptoon07-Sep-18 05:34 PM
Be safe Siu!
FishyGuts07-Sep-18 06:35 PM
Hollowman, are you entering the infographioc contest? I hope so.


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