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/*** | |
* Object.watch / Object.unwatch for all browsers | |
* Plus bonus: Object.assign / Object.getMetadata / Object.getGUID | |
* @author Bryan Elliott | |
* @copyright 2015 GPLv2 | |
**/ | |
(function () { | |
"use strict"; | |
var meta = {}, | |
guid = 1, |
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export const lzw = { | |
decode: str => { | |
var i, code, phrase, | |
dict = {}, | |
chr = str[0], | |
last = chr, | |
out = [chr], | |
next = 256; | |
for (i = 1; i < str.length; i++) { | |
code = str[i].charCodeAt(0); |
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- Define a circle as the set of points equidistant from a center point.
- The Pythagorean theorem allows us to work out an equation to define the points that fit this curve, by using h as the radius
- Setting the radius to 1 simplifies this, making our equation the unit circle
- To make this parametric (i.e., give an x, get a y), we rearrange thusly:
- Since we know a circle is vertically and horizontlly symmetrical, we can simplify things by dropping the +/-, and by looking only at 0 <= x <= 1; the area under that curve will be 1/4 pi.
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/** | |
Custom stylesheet for Chrome to enable adaptive zoom for two-up and multi-up browsing | |
To locate appropriate location, browse to about:version, go to the Profile Path in | |
Finder/Explorer, and browse to User StyleSheets, and replace your existing Custom.css, | |
or create it there if it doesn't exist | |
**/ | |
@-webkit-keyframes fadeout {from{opacity:1; top: 0; } to {top:0; } } | |
html::before { |
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/** | |
The idea here is that all changes to your new object can be observed | |
*/ | |
Ember.View.extend({ | |
model: Ember.StalkableObject.create(), | |
saveModel: Ember.observer(function () { | |
/** do some fancy stuff to save changes to your model */ | |
}, 'model.@properties') | |
}); |
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// Early version of the Acronym Helper I'm working on. | |
(function (global) { | |
"use strict"; | |
var $ = global.jQuery, | |
acronyms = { | |
'FAQ' : 'Frequently Asked Questions', | |
'TIL' : 'Today I Learned', | |
'ITT' : 'In This Thread', | |
'SRS' : 'A Load of Dingo\'s Kidneys' | |
}; |
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function dl(d,vs,vr,ts,tr) { | |
var c = d.createElement('div'), | |
s = c.style, | |
a = d.createElement('a'), | |
ve = d.querySelector(vs), | |
vd = ve.getAttribute('value') || ve.getAttribute('flashvars'), | |
u = unescape((vd.match(vr)||[])[1]||''), | |
t = d.querySelector(ts).innerHTML.replace(tr, '$1'); | |
a.href=u; | |
a.innerHTML = "Download"; |
- Bottle every 2 hours (today, he started at 9:30a)
- 3 oz, warmed to blood temperature in microwave in mug of water
- In your Microwave, this proved to take about 30 sec
- During feeding, Wiggle the nipple gently until you can tell he's getting suction
- The vent will be dry
- You'll see bubbles rising to the formula's surface inside the bottle as air enters via the vent
- 3 oz, warmed to blood temperature in microwave in mug of water
- In case of crying
- Is his diaper dirty?
- Simple test is if the front feels swollen; if so, he's peed at least.
- Is his diaper dirty?
- Poop will have a distinct smell; carefully open the back and look for signs