#listoflists

[grailbot143]

Okay, before I start this. . . is it odd to anyone else that she's jumping back to childhood trauma when this particular set of symptoms popped up this morning? Shouldn't she start there and go backwards?

Okay, guess we gotta' do this. . .

Do you remember anything bad in your childhood that particularly stuck with you?

uh, bad? I mean. . . maybe a couple things like:

When I found out my mom is a war criminal

When I found out my mom killed somebody

When I found out my mom didn't actually kill somebody

When I found out my mom was the person she was accused of killing

When I found out Pearls are treated as slaves

When I found out that there was an authoritarian Gem Empire

When I found out my mom was one of the authoritarians

When Garnet was defeated by Jasper

When Amethyst and Pearl fought each other in the kindergarden

The way Pearl used Garnet to make Sardonyx

The way Sugilite treated Pearl

Being trapped in an isolation chamber

Discovering a sentient being trapped in a mirror for thousands of years

Discovering an earth-destroying cluster inside Earth

Dealing with the cluster

Dealing with the fusion experiments

Made a list of people I cared about that was later used to kidnap them

My dad was kidnapped and put in a zoo and I had to save him

Pearl breakdown about Lion

Jasper headbutted me

Fall off pipe in Garnet's room

Thinking I was the reason that fighting is always happening

ONION

Gems tried to kill me in Peridot's escape pod

Knowing I had powers but couldn't use them until I was 14 no matter how hard I tried.

Centipeedle fight

Centipeedle becoming a sentient being and communicating her history with me

Centipeedle being recorrupted

Accidentally turning off the safeties in a faster than light vehicle

Stuck in space with someone who wanted to kill me and having to throw them out into the void to save myself

Having Peridot tell me everything would be better if mom never did anything

got ejected from a warp stream and thought I was going to die

got trapped on an island for weeks

Was eaten by bird-like corrupted gem

Trapped in my bubble with Connie under the ocean

Hollow Pearl trauma

Seeing Amethyst break with cracked gem

Rapidly aging to an old man one day

Had to deal with Kevin's misogyny

Had to bubble my friend Bismuth for the safety of my families

Lapis almost dropped me in an ocean

Had to fight Malachite which was part my friend

Had to talk my friend out of an abusive relationship

Accidentally ending up in people's dreams/lives

Living through Kiki's pizza nightmare

Almost burnt down the town with fire salt

knocked out by Ronaldo

RONALDO

and a few other things. . .

[pocaispoca]

Lists

(MITx-6.00.1x)

-- Lists are Python objects.

-- Lists are created using square brackets: L = [ 1, 15, 7]

-- List items can be of any data type but usually homogeneous.

-- The big difference between tuple and list is, list is mutable.

-- To make a list using list() :

lst = list()    or   lst = [ ]  #Making an empty list.

lst = list( (“a”, “b”, “z”))   # Making a list, with double round-brackets.

or we can create lists using square-brackets:

lst = [”a”, “b”, “z”]

-- add elements to end of list  -- L.append(element)

-- to combine lists together use concenation,  + operator --  L1 + L2

-- mutate list with --  L.extend(some_list)

-- delete element at a specific index -- del(L[index])

-- remove the last element of list -- L.pop()

-- remove a specific element -- L.remove(element)

-- * string to list -- list(string) #returns a list with every character from a string

--to split a string on a character parameter -- s.split(’char’)

--to turn a list of characters into a string -- ‘ ‘.join(L)

-- create a new list clonning an other list -- Lclone = L[ : ]

ex.:

L = [’a’, ‘b’, ‘c’]  -- ‘ ‘.join(L) -- returns “abc” or ‘_’.join(L) -- returns “a_b_c”

-- sort a list(mutated) -- L.sort()

--sort a list(not mutated) -- sorted(L)

-to reverse a list -- L.reverse() -- mutates L 

** we can make list of lists.  -- listoflists = [L , L1 , L2,] or  lol = [[1,2],[’a’,’b’,’c’],[1.2.3.4.5.0]] or append a list -- lol.append([4, 5])

--to insert an element to desired index -- list.insert(i, element)

EX 1:

--avoid mutating a list as you are iterating over it , before iteration, clone it:

def remove_dups_new(L1, L2):    L1_copy = L1[:]    for e in L1_copy:     if e in L2:         L1.remove(e) L1 = [1, 2, 3, 4] L2 = [1, 2, 5, 6]

remove_dups_new(L1, L2) print(L1)

EX 2:

def applyToEach(L, f): 

    for i in range(len(L)):

         L[i] = f(L[i]) 

L = [1, -2, 3.4]

applyToEach(L, abs)      #[1, 2, 3.4] Apply absolute to each element of the list.

applyToEach(L, int)        #[1, 2, 3]  Apply int to each element of the list.

applyToEach(L, fact)      #[1, 2, 6]  Apply factoriel to each element of the list.

applyToEach(L, fib)        #[1, 2, 13]  Apply fibonacci to each element of the list.

EX 3:

def applyFuns(L, x):

    for f in L: 

        print(f(x))

applyFuns([abs, int, fact, fib], 4)

4, 4, 24, 5

#We have a list of functions and we are applying this list to an integer.

HOP, map

** simple form – a unary function and a collection of suitable arguments

 ◦ map(abs, [1, -2, 3, -4])

** produces an ‘iterable’, so need to walk down it 

for elt in map(abs, [1, -2, 3, -4]): 

    print(elt)

 1, 2, 3, 4

** general form – an n-ary function and n collections of arguments 

◦ L1 = [1, 28, 36] 

◦ L2 = [2, 57, 9] 

for elt in map(min, L1, L2): 

    print(elt)

 1, 28, 9

[blackfire149]

#listoflists #bulletjournal #journal #anologfordigital #notes #listlover

[phorlaville]

List of lists - Sharepoint 2013

Bon. La problématique : Lister sur la home page d'un site sharepoint 2013 la liste des listes de type "Survey", avec un lien vers ces listes.

Après avoir farfouillé du côté des webpart sans succès j'ai décidé de faire ça avec le designer..

Le datasource : <SharePointWebControls:SPDataSource     ID="SPDataSource1"     runat="server"     DataSourceMode="Listoflists"> </SharePointWebControls:SPDataSource>

Rien de bien sorcier... http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sharepoint.webcontrols.spdatasource.datasourcemode.aspx http://solutionizing.net/spdatasource-fields-for-webs-listsoflists/

La grid :

<asp:GridView     ID="GridView1"     runat="server"     DataSourceID="SPDataSource1"     AutoGenerateColumns="False" AllowSorting="True" AllowPaging="True" PageSize="2000" CellPadding="3" BorderStyle="Solid" BorderWidth="1px" HorizontalAlign="Left" EnableSortingAndPagingCallbacks="True">     <Columns>         <asp:boundfield DataField="__spBaseTemplate" HeaderText="Survey Type">         </asp:boundfield>         <asp:hyperlinkfield DataNavigateUrlFields="__spDefaultViewUrl" DataTextField="__spTitle" HeaderText="Survey Name">         </asp:hyperlinkfield>         <asp:boundfield DataField="__spCreated" HeaderText="Survey Date">         </asp:boundfield>         <asp:boundfield DataField="__spAuthor" HeaderText="Survey Author">         </asp:boundfield>     </Columns> </asp:GridView>

Ça donne ça :

Le problème : pour filtrer et ordonner les spdatasources, on se sert généralement d'une CAML Query.

Je recommande vivement ce petit outil : CAML Designer

ça devrait donner ça pour le SPDatasource :

<SharePoint:SPDataSource     ID="SPDataSource1"     runat="server"     DataSourceMode="Listoflists"     SelectCommand="<View><ViewFields><FieldRef Name='__spTitle'/><FieldRef Name='__spCreated'/><FieldRef Name='__spBaseTemplate'/><FieldRef Name='__spDefaultViewUrl'/></ViewFields><Query><OrderBy><FieldRef Name='Created' /></OrderBy><Where><Eq><FieldRef Name='__spBaseTemplate' /><Value Type='Text'>Survey</Value></Eq></Where></Query></View>"> </SharePoint:SPDataSource>

Et bien non.... le selectcommand n'est absolument pas pris en compte pour le mode Listoflist...

Résultat : j'obtiens bien une liste de mes listes. De toutes mes listes, non filtrées et non triées par date de création...

Pour le filtrage sur le type "Survey", je fais ça en jQuery : je masque la ligne (TR) si le contenu de la 1ere colonne est "Survey", après avoir créé un div avec id pour englober ma grid. J'en profite pour mettre un peu en forme et masquer la 1ere colonne (type de liste) :

<SharePointWebControls:SPDataSource     ID="SPDataSource1"     runat="server"     DataSourceMode="Listoflists" UseServerDataFormat="True"> </SharePointWebControls:SPDataSource> <div id="surveylist" style="display:none;"> <asp:GridView     ID="GridView1"     runat="server"     DataSourceID="SPDataSource1"     AutoGenerateColumns="False" AllowSorting="True" AllowPaging="True" PageSize="2000" CellPadding="3" BorderStyle="Solid" BorderWidth="1px" HorizontalAlign="Left" EnableSortingAndPagingCallbacks="True">     <Columns>         <asp:boundfield DataField="__spBaseTemplate" HeaderText="Survey Type">         </asp:boundfield>         <asp:hyperlinkfield DataNavigateUrlFields="__spDefaultViewUrl" DataTextField="__spTitle" HeaderText="Survey Name">         </asp:hyperlinkfield>         <asp:boundfield DataField="__spCreated" HeaderText="Survey Date">         </asp:boundfield>         <asp:boundfield DataField="__spAuthor" HeaderText="Survey Author">         </asp:boundfield>     </Columns> </asp:GridView> </div> <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() {   $("tr th:first-child").hide();   $("tr td:first-child").hide();   $("tr td:first-child:not(:contains('Survey'))").closest('tr').hide();   $("#surveylist th").css('text-align','left');   $("#surveylist").show(); }); </script>

Ça donne ça :

Si jamais quelqu'un a une solution plus "propre", je suis preneur :)

[urasaru]

"Geographies of Change is an online participative archive. Created as a web platform, it is intended to be an open and ongoing project. It is a user-maintained web-resource: every single person is invited to draw attention to activities that prioritize values such as wellbeing, sustainability and social justice. These projects all challenge the actual world through theory, collective participation or individual action. They stand out for their artistic look, economic proposal or social commitment."

[platformsoptional-blog]

More SXSW Lists

Another list of Next Big Thing companies from SXSW. Some of them actually have vowels in their names. Most of them aren't apps, which is kind of refreshing.

[grailbot143]

Heya Anonymous

I have no idea when I said this or in what context. I absolutely know he has super human strength.

I'm sure it was funny for me in the moment though!

Thanks for the list!

[aparnakher]

Another list of lists you should make right now! 1. A list of quotes/ mindsets that you really resonate with 2. A packing list/ every day carry or EDC list 3. A list of things to check before you leave the house! Which of these lists are you going to add to your collection? Let me know in the comments below! If you want a list of all 8 lists you can make, check out my video and blog. Links in bio! #saveourselves #saveourselvesblog #weeklyvideo #indianyoutuber #indiancontentcreator #indianblogger #femaleyoutuber #femaleblogger #femalecontentcreator #listsyoushouldmake #listoflists #alistoflists #liststomake #maketheselists #listmaking #listobsessed #listobsession #makebetterlists #makeyourlist https://www.instagram.com/p/CHcn7srBRTT/?igshid=177cwy49xd0g6

[grailbot143]

I love that song.

Ending

So. . . that was an alright episode. Nothing to write home about. Just so-so. Not really my type of jam. Mostly adequate. Garden variety. Kinda forgettable, honestly. Maybe a 5 out of 10?

Okay, okay. It was slightly better than all that.

It was great! I love the music. I love the relationships. I loved seeing all the new fusions. I loved the White Diamond arc. . . which basically all took place in this one episode. I love that Yellow and Blue were so completely swayed by Steven's amazing arguments for policy updates.

I loved Connie.

I enjoyed Bismuth, Lapis, and especially Peridot in their very small but important parts.

I laughed, I teared up, I googled some stuff, I got angry, and I . . . didn't learn anything? hm. I feel like that last part's not right, but I can't think of what it might have been.

I learned to go to an adult if I'm being bullied and to not try to make my hands into suction cups at home.

So, easy 10 out of 10.

This wrapped up everything to be the end of the show so neatly. It's almost a shame to continue.

Except. . .

A zoo of humans somewhere out in space doing who knows what

Enemies such as Jasper who probably need further dealing with

The chest in Lion's mane

We still don't know where Gems originally came from. . .

Why is Homeworld cracked in half?

We still don't know what the hell Onion's deal is

Sugilite is still benched. Would they fit better together now that they've gone through all these changes or. . .

What happened to the hands on the temple?

And, most importantly, WHY DID THEY PUT THOSE CUPCAKES IN THOSE JARS?

Dang, I guess we'll have to keep watching. Hopefully all of these will be answered by the end of this. Especially that last one.

[grailbot143]

And some:

candelabra

cannon

candy

card

carp

carafe ? cup ? those are both not in order

cassette

cauldron

cellophane

cleaver

clock

comb

compass

controller

cream

crepe?

… ????

[grailbot143]

Let’s see…

Plant? Okay, I couldn’t come up with a plant that starts with a p and a letter before h that looks like that… so, it’s a plant.

post it note? …

picture (can’t be a photograph if it comes before phone)

another picture

Phone Book

planner? (doesn’t fit alphabetically… )

phone number

phone number

phone number

6 more phone numbers. . . Pearl’s got quite a few numbers there (and an email)

portable phone (I miss those)

I’m super curious about the phone number with the “thanks!” on it. ..

[grailbot143]

Filed away in the S’s and T’s of the Human Paraphernalia Section:

Scissors

Screwdriver

Sea Pets

Shell

Shotgun

Sailboat, no, skooner? sloop? The Gem Sloop? I don’t know anything about boats, sorry… but there was a sloop in Cat Fingers

Stapler

Stethoscope

Sticker (of Pearl)

Sugar

Suitcase

Sunblock

Tin Foil (that one actually took us a bit)

Tissue

TV (can’t be television, but it should)

[grailbot143]

Also, let's look for a moment at all the pictures and knick knacks.

We have:

the conch

a recent painting of all four of them (maybe from Vidalia)

the t-shirt cannon

aviators

a cool vase of flowers

Rose's broken sword

a record player

some books or dvds or cassettes

baseball and glove

A Game

Conquerors of Eldermore

a GameCube controller

a photo of the bay

a photo of their temple

a photo of the barn

[grailbot143]

Nice Shop. And really great prices. Or maybe inflation has been even worse than I thought.

I see:

Croissant Moon (I love (well made) croissants. They are like heaven in your mouth)

Black Donut Holes (I don't eat black pastries, but I think Black Holes are awesome.)

Galileo Gallette (yum)

Chocolate Ship Cookies (I was going to make some of those tomorrow.)

Oortmeal Raisin Cookies (also making those. . . theoretically)

Total Eclipse of the . . .

Red Dwarf Velvet Cake (yum yum)

Polvoron (maybe I'm an uncultured swine, but I don't know what that's supposed to be)

Cake Pops (very clever name)

Lars looks right at home here. Odd he didn't look so eager at the last pastry shop, the one that ordered premade donuts in boxes, you know.

[grailbot143]

Things that poofed ultimate soldier Jasper:

a pointy metal stick

Things that haven't poofed kindergartener Peridot:

a pile of rubble

an injector

a fall from a cliff

a boulder (over and over and over)

Steven's bubble

Should I continue this list?

[grailbot143]

Tentacole … Cellophane (which is legit worse than Scotch honestly) Tailman (I like the Martial Arts Hero) Sugarman ?? I don’t even know his power … this didn’t help ?? I personally preferred Ashido’s first name choice. Pinky is … ChargeBolt - sure, sure, Invisible Girl - the only one I got right.. . Creati - this is a very well picked name for her. I dig it. Grape Juice… rly? Anima - I don’t know his power, but I assumed it was animal related. I like Fluttershy better, but we’ll see.