Create a Personal Blog on GitHub pages With Jekyll themes
Create personal blog with Github pages and Jekyll theme There is more than one way to do it, I found this way easier, just using Jekyll theme itself.
Here is tutorial how to do it with Jekyll, its will teach more about Jekyll frame work: Jekyll Tutorial
First we Create a new repository
we need to clone our new repository copy this link
open terminal type navigate to your desired folder and type
It will clone your new repository then go and find your jekyll theme find a theme you like and open their GitHub I used a texture from thelehhman clone their repository to a different folder than your repository you created earlier
now copy theme folder content to the folder of your repository if folders in the same directory use this command for mac terminal
Or move/copy your content files with ctrl+c for copy and ctrl+v to paste.
here are examples the files inside of your repository
in your terminal type
to see your files in your repository folder, we need to commit them to your Github account
now you can go to your github account and see all your theme files.  Here is mine:


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This lab will help you set up an nVidia Jetson Nano as expected for the remainder of the labs.
While your Nano may have come with the latest version of JetPack (nVidia’s SDK) pre-installed, for the purposes of this guide, a fresh installation will be created. If you are uncertain if the SDK has been pre-installed, you can follow this guide.
This guide was prepared with JetPack v. 4.5.1
From the JetPack SDK Page find the SD Card Image Link for the Jetson Nano.
Click the Download the SD Card Image link or use the following commands (Linux):
cd ~
wget https://developer.nvidia.com/jetson-nano-sd-card-image -O 'image.zip'
NB- the image is over 6GB and contains the complete OS for the Nano. The time to download this image may be significant depending on your bandwidth.
cd ~
unzip <zipfile-downloaded-above>
This will expand the sd-blob-b01.img
file.
Insert an SD Card of at least 16GB (32GB or more recommended) into a card reader and insert the card reader into the host computer’s USB port.
Identify the device name for the card
Linux
Type these commands into the terminal:
cd ~ # or directory where you extrace the img file
lsblk
# inspect the list to find the disk you just inserted.
# You may need to list it first WITHOUT the card and then again to determine the device name.
#
# The device name will be of the form `/dev/sd<x>` where <x> is a letter.
#
export disk_letter=<insert_your_disk_letter>
MacOS
Use the Terminal app to enter these commands:
cd ~ # or directory where you extrace the img file
diskutil list
# inspect the list to find the disk you just inserted.
# You may need to list it first WITHOUT the card and then again to determine the device name.
#
# The device name will be of the form `/dev/disk<n>` where <n> is an integer.
#
export disk_num=<insert_your_disk_number>
MacOS
diskutil eraseDisk ExFAT Untitled /dev/disk$disk_num
diskutil unmountDisk /dev/disk$disk_num
Linux
sudo dd if=sd-blob-b01.img of=/dev/rdisk$disk_letter
MacOS
sudo dd if=sd-blob-b01.img of=/dev/rdisk$disk_num
# note use of /dev/rdisk above
NB- writing the image may take a significant amount of time (upwards of 30 minutes) depending on the speed of your disk, USB interface, Card Reader, and the SD Card itself.
# Linux
diskutil eject /dev/disk$disk_letter
# MacOS
diskutil eject /dev/disk$disk_num
Remove the card from the reader.
With the device powered OFF, insert the SD Card into the device
Connect a USB cable to the device’s micro-USB port and an open USB port on the host OR connect and HDMI monitor, keyboard and mouse to the device.
Power the device ON
(USB Cable only) Open a serial program on the host computer
Linux
Determine the device name for the serial port
ls /dev/ttyUSB*
# as with the disks, you may need to disconnect, and reconnect to compare available device lists
# device name will be of the form /dev/ttyUSB<n> where n is an integer
#
export dev_num=<n>
Open the serial port – using picocom
as example, there are many other programs.
sudo picocom -b 115200 /dev/ttyUSB$dev_num
If the current user is a member of the dialout
group, sudo
is not necessary. It is also possible to construct udev
rules to avoid sudo
here.
Press the Return key and follow the on-screen prompts to set up the device and network connections. Accept all defaults–recommend expanding the filesystem to the maximum.
The device may disconnect after configuration
(Monitor and Keyboard) Follow the on-screen prompts to set up the device and network connections. Accept all defaults–recommend expanding the filesystem to the maximum
Verify SSH connectivity
(Optional, but recommended) This guide assumes you will connect to the device over ssh
. However, all commands can be entered directly on the device if desired.
From a terminal on the host or other SSH program (e.g. PuTTY on Windows):
ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS># where hostname and user are the ones you set up in #4 and the device is on the same network as the host
ssh <user>@<ip>
# if zeroconf is not running or other networking arrangement
You have now added the device to your network and verified it’s connectivity. For the remainder of this workshop, use whatever mechanism you used to connect whenever you see ssh <user>@<device>


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Doctor of Philosophy - Engler-Bunte-Institute, Karlsruhe Institute of Technlogy, Germany. (Dec 2018-Presnt)
Specialization: Soot Formation (Combustion Technology Division)
Advisors: Dr. Alexandra Loukou and Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dimosthenis Trimis
Master of Science (by Research) - Indian Insitute of Technology Madras, India. (Jan 2016-July 2018)
Specialization: Combustion (Department of Mechanical Engineering)
Thesis: A comprehensively validated compact mechanism for dimethyl ether oxidation: an experimental and computational study
Advisors: Dr. Krithika Narayanaswamy and Prof. Vasudevan Raghavan
Bachelor of Technology - Vishwakarma Institute of Technology, Pune. (July 2011-July 2015)
Specialization: Mechanical Engineering
Final Year Project: An automated cricket bat seasoning machine
Advisor: Dr. Kedar Sant


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adam.opm_params module¶
opm_params.py
-
class
adam.opm_params.
OpmParams
(params)¶ Bases:
object
-
__init__
(params)¶ - Parameters
params (dict) – contains the OPM properties
Params properties are:
--- epoch is required! --- epoch (str): the epoch associated with the state vector (IS0-8601 format) --- either state_vector or keplerian_elements is required! --- --- note that if keplerian_elements are provided, state_vector will be ignored --- by server side even if also provided. --- state_vector (list): an array with 6 elements [rx, ry, rz, vx, vy, vz] representing the cartesian coordinates (the position and velocity vector) of the object. keplerian_elements (dictionary): contains 7 elements representing the keplerian coordinates of the object. The elements are: semi_major_axis_km (float): Semimajor axis (km) eccentricity (float): Eccentricity of orbit inclination_deg (float): Inclination of orbit (deg) ra_of_asc_node_deg (float): Right ascension of ascending node (deg) arg_of_pericenter_deg (float): Argument of pericenter (deg) true_anomaly_deg (float): True anomaly (deg) gm (float): Gravitational constant (km^3/s^2) keplerian_covariance (list): lower triangular covariance matrix (21 elements) originator (str): responsible entity for run (default: 'ADAM_User') object_name (str): name of object (default: 'dummy') object_id (str): identification of object (default: '001') center_name (str): center for propagation. 'SUN' or 'EARTH'. (default: 'SUN') ref_frame (str): reference frame for propagation. 'ICRF' (International Celestial Reference Frame) or 'EMEME2000' (Earth Mean Ecliptic Mean Equinox of J2000). (default: 'ICRF') mass (float): object mass in kilograms (default: 1000 kg) solar_rad_area (float): object solar radiation area in squared meters (default: 20 m^2) solar_rad_coeff (float): object solar radiation coefficient (default: 1) drag_area (float): object drag area in squared meters (default: 20 m^2) drag_coeff (float): object drag coefficient (default: 2.2) --- None or all of covariance, perturbation, and hypercube must be given --- --- No defaults if not given --- covariance (list): an array with 21 elements corresponding to a 6x6 lower triangle perturbation (int): sigma perturbation on state vector hypercube (str): hypercube propagation type (e.g. 'FACES' or 'CORNERS') initial_maneuver (list): An array with 3 elements representing initial dx, dy, dz in velocity-orbit-normal coordinates (dx is in direction of velocity, dy is orbit-normal, and dz is in direction of x cross y). Assumed to take place at state vector epoch.
- Raises
KeyError if the given object does not include 'epoch' and 'state_vector', –
or if unsupported parameters are provided –
-
classmethod
fromJsonResponse
(response_opm)¶
-
generate_opm
()¶ Generate an OPM string
This function generates a single OPM string from defined parameters (CCSDS format)
- Parameters
None –
- Returns
OPM (str)
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get_state_vector
()¶
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set_state_vector
(state_vector)¶
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Here are a few questions remained open for me from Percona Live 2013 about things that have been said during keynotes; I will appreciate a discussion on comments. Here goes:
Question #1
Brian Aker (HP) asks Simone Brunozzi (Amazon) what the underlying technology for DynamoDB is. Simone says can't disclose. Brian says: "it's MySQL!!". Simone says: "can't disclose". Brian insists: "it's MySQL!!"
Seriously? I will be very much surprised to learn that DynamoDB uses MySQL; it doesn't make sense to me. Why would Brian Aker say that though? Did he just mean to tease Simone or is there something I just don't get?
(Yes, Brian?)
Question #2
Matt Aslett speaks about adoption of MySQL & variants, and expected adoption in next years, Mentions MariaDB, Percona Server, SkySQL. KEeps saying how the SkySQL server gets more traction.
What does he mean? There's no SkySQL fork; does he mean SkySQL cloud offer? Or just SkySQL support services, typically for MariaDB variant? But in that case, SkySQL is out of context. What's going on?
Question #3
Matt Aslett presents quite pessimistic prediction for MySQL. Reduced popularity in next years. Relatively good news for MontyProgram/MariaDB; otherwise a lot of switch-off to PostgreSQL, poor adoption for Continuent, low ratios of "evaluation" to "adoption" of technologies; really quite depressing. Later mentions at about 200+ questionnaires.
I don't have a special interest here as I don't work for any mentioned company; other than my general desire to see the ecosystem flourishing.
Are 200+ people enough to both give a faithful picture of current MySQL usage and adoption? Are they enough for prediction 1 year into the future? 4 years into the future?
In Israel, with less than 8M population, election surveys usually look at 500+ people. To me it doesn't sound a lot, but statistics is not my strong skill. However those picked for the survey have to be a diverse population, distributed in similar ratio to overall population (so Jews, Muslims, Christians, Orthodox, income level, geographic location, etc.).
Does the same happen with those 200+ questionnaires in the 451 research? The reason I ask is this: at the end of keynote Matt says: "if you want your voice to be heard, if you think differently, contact me, and I'll add you to our survey". Does this mean anyone stepping up is included? Great, so a hypothetical company called GalleriaDB would encourage its 50 employees to enlist, thereby completely shifting the balance.
Who are those 200+ people in the survey? World wide known experts? Your regular DBA? Your remote DBA consultant? Your web developer? Do they represent the overall MySQL ecosystem population? Do their insights into the future collide with those of everyone?


Letter to BS: Strategic sale welcome decision but should have come earlier
It sounds good but perhaps not as easy to achieve
by Business StandardYour editorial “The big push, finally” (November 22) makes for an encouraging reading and if indeed all these strategic sale and transfer of control in various PSUs is concluded by March 31, 2020, the government would not be too far from the disinvestment target of Rs 1.05 trillion for the current fiscal. It sounds good but perhaps not as easy to achieve. Let’s look at the ground reality.
First, the transfer of stake in the Numaligarh refinery will take a month or two. In all likelihood, due diligence of BPCL by a potential strategic buyer will start only after that. Also, the valuation is likely to be lower than the Rs 59,000 crore by about 8 per cent — perhaps Rs 54,000 crore will come into the government kitty if these valuations are accepted by the buyer. No doubt the negotiators will seek a premium but, some inevitable cobwebs in the company may pull down the price.
Second, whatever is being “sold” to NTPC can hardly be called “disinvestment” and, valuations of those companies are not yet known. Allow me to mention that the estimate of Rs 12,900 crore from Concor and SCI is on the higher side. This too will be a long-drawn affair.
Finally, your advice to not rush through the process to meet the deadline will mean further delay. So, overall, end September 2020 is a more likely date for meeting the target. Having said that, the strategic sale decision is indeed welcome because not many companies would want to buy into a PSU without the government letting go of control.
Krishan Kalra, Gurugram
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A flexible, feature-rich, customizable, lightweight Angular Treetable component without external dependencies which exposes intuitive and easy-to-use APIs.
Tree view feature is accomplished using recursion in HTML, and nested tables can be synchronized with their respective parents or act independently.
To be fully documented..


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EmberZNet API Reference: For the EM35x SoC Platform
EmberZNet <IP_ADDRESS>
For the EFR32 and EM3xx Platforms
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This is a manufacturing and functional test library for testing and verifying the RF component of products at manufacture time. More...
Functions | |
| EmberStatus | mfglibStart (void(*mfglibRxCallback)(uint8_t *packet, uint8_t linkQuality, int8_t rssi)) |
| Activates use of mfglib test routines and enables the radio receiver to report packets it receives to the caller-specified ::mfglibRxCallback() routine. More... | |
| EmberStatus | mfglibEnd (void) |
| Deactivates use of Manufacturing and Functional Test Library test routines. More... | |
| EmberStatus | mfglibStartTone (void) |
| Starts transmitting the tone feature of the radio. More... | |
| EmberStatus | mfglibStopTone (void) |
| Stops transmitting a tone started by mfglibStartTone(). More... | |
| EmberStatus | mfglibStartStream (void) |
| Starts transmitting a random stream of characters to enable the measurement of radio modulation. More... | |
| EmberStatus | mfglibStopStream (void) |
| Stops transmitting a random stream of characters started by mfglibStartStream(). More... | |
| EmberStatus | mfglibSendPacket (uint8_t *packet, uint16_t repeat) |
| Sends a single packet, (repeat + 1) times. More... | |
| EmberStatus | mfglibSetChannel (uint8_t chan) |
| Selects the radio channel. The channel range is from 11 to 26. More... | |
| uint8_t | mfglibGetChannel (void) |
| Returns the current radio channel, as previously set via mfglibSetChannel(). More... | |
| EmberStatus | mfglibSetPower (uint16_t txPowerMode, int8_t power) |
| First select the transmit power mode, and then include a method for selecting the radio transmit power. More... | |
| int8_t | mfglibGetPower (void) |
| Returns the current radio power setting as previously set via mfglibSetPower(). More... | |
| EmberStatus | mfglibSetOptions (uint8_t options) |
| Sets manufacturing library options. More... | |
| uint8_t | mfglibGetOptions (void) |
| Returns the current manufacturing library options, as previously set via mfglibSetOptions(). More... | |
| void | mfglibSetSynOffset (int8_t synOffset) |
| Set the synth offset in steps. More... | |
| int8_t | mfglibGetSynOffset (void) |
| Get the current synth offset in steps. More... | |
| void | mfglibTestContModCal (uint8_t channel, uint32_t duration) |
| Run mod DAC calibration on the given channel for the given amount of time. More... | |
This is a manufacturing and functional test library for testing and verifying the RF component of products at manufacture time.
See mfglib.h for source code.
Developers can optionally include this library in their application code. The goal is that in most cases, this will eliminate the need for developers to load multiple images into their hardware at manufacturing time.
This library can optionally be compiled into the developer's production code and run at manufacturing time. Any interface to the library is handled by the application.
This library cannot assist in hardware start up.
Many functions in this file return an EmberStatus value. See error-def.h for definitions of all EmberStatus return values.
| EmberStatus mfglibEnd | ( | void | ) |
Deactivates use of Manufacturing and Functional Test Library test routines.
This restores the hardware to the state it was in prior to mfglibStart() and stops receiving packets started by mfglibStart() at the same time.
Use this function to exit the mfg test mode.
Note: It may be desirable to also reboot after use of manufacturing mode to ensure all application state is properly re-initialized.
| uint8_t mfglibGetChannel | ( | void | ) |
Returns the current radio channel, as previously set via mfglibSetChannel().
Use this function to get current channel.
| uint8_t mfglibGetOptions | ( | void | ) |
Returns the current manufacturing library options, as previously set via mfglibSetOptions().
Use this function to get library options.
| int8_t mfglibGetPower | ( | void | ) |
Returns the current radio power setting as previously set via mfglibSetPower().
Use this function to get current power setting.
| int8_t mfglibGetSynOffset | ( | void | ) |
Get the current synth offset in steps.
Steps are 11.7 kHz on em3xx and 9.375 kHz on EFR32. See mfglibSetSynOffset() for details.
| EmberStatus mfglibSendPacket | ( | uint8_t * | packet, |
| uint16_t | repeat | ||
| ) |
Sends a single packet, (repeat + 1) times.
Use this function to send raw data. Historically the packet array needed to be 16-bit aligned, but recent platforms now require 32-bit alignment (address a multiple of 4), such that ((((uint16_t)packet) & 3) == 0) holds true. (This is generally done by either declaring packet as a local variable or putting it in a global declaration immediately following the declaration of an uint32_t.)
| packet | A packet to be sent. First byte of the packet is always the length byte, the value of which does not include itself but does include the 16-bit CRC in the length calculation. The CRC gets appended automatically by the radio as it transmits the packet, so the host does not need to provide this as part of packetContents. The total length of packet contents (Length Byte+1) going out the radio should not be >128 or <6 bytes. Note that the packet array should not include the CRC, as this is appended by the radio automatically. |
| repeat | The number of times to repeat sending the packet after having been sent once. A value of 0 means send once and don't repeat. |
| EmberStatus mfglibSetChannel | ( | uint8_t | chan | ) |
Selects the radio channel. The channel range is from 11 to 26.
Customers can set any valid channel they want. Calibration occurs if this is the first time after power up.
Use this function to change channels.
| chan | Valid values depend upon the radio used. |
| EmberStatus mfglibSetOptions | ( | uint8_t | options | ) |
Sets manufacturing library options.
Use this function to set manufacturing library options.
| options | bitmask. 0 == non-CSMA transmits, 1 == CSMA transmits |
| EmberStatus mfglibSetPower | ( | uint16_t | txPowerMode, |
| int8_t | power | ||
| ) |
First select the transmit power mode, and then include a method for selecting the radio transmit power.
Valid power settings depend upon the specific radio in use. Ember radios have discrete power settings, and then requested power is rounded to a valid power setting. The actual power output is available to the caller via mfglibGetPower().
Use this function to adjust the transmit power.
| txPowerMode | Boost mode or external PA. |
| power | Power in units of dBm, which can be negative. |
| void mfglibSetSynOffset | ( | int8_t | synOffset | ) |
Set the synth offset in steps.
Set the synth offset in 11.7 kHz steps on em3xx or 9.375 kHz steps on EFR32. This function does NOT write the new synth offset to the token, it only changes it in memory. It can be changed as many times as preferred, and the setting will be lost when a reset occurs. The value will survive deep sleep, but will not survive a reset, thus it will not take effect in the bootloader. To make the value permanent (and accessible to the bootloader), the TOKEN_MFG_SYNTH_FREQ_OFFSET token must be written using the token API or em3xx_load –patch or Simplicity COmmander.
Use this function to compensate for tolerances in the crystal oscillator or capacitors. This function does not effect a permanent change; once a preferred offset is found, it must be written to a token using the token API for it to be permanent.
| synOffset | The number of steps to offset the carrier frequency (may be negative). |
| EmberStatus mfglibStart | ( | void(*)(uint8_t *packet, uint8_t linkQuality, int8_t rssi) | mfglibRxCallback | ) |
Activates use of mfglib test routines and enables the radio receiver to report packets it receives to the caller-specified ::mfglibRxCallback() routine.
It is legal to pass in a NULL. These packets will not be passed up with a CRC failure. The first byte of the packet in the callback is the length. All other functions will return an error until mfglibStart() has been called.
Use this function to enter test mode.
Note: This function should only be called shortly after initialization and prior to forming or joining a network.
| mfglibRxCallback | A function pointer to callback routine that is invoked whenever a valid packet is received. emberTick() must be called routinely for this callback to function correctly. |
| EmberStatus mfglibStartStream | ( | void | ) |
Starts transmitting a random stream of characters to enable the measurement of radio modulation.
Use this function to enable the measurement of radio modulation.
| EmberStatus mfglibStartTone | ( | void | ) |
Starts transmitting the tone feature of the radio.
In this mode, the radio will transmit an unmodulated tone on the currently set channel and power level. Upon successful return, the tone will be transmitting. To stop transmitting a tone, the application must call mfglibStopTone(), allowing it the flexibility to determine its own criteria for tone duration, such as time, event, and so on.
Use this function to transmit a tone.
| EmberStatus mfglibStopStream | ( | void | ) |
Stops transmitting a random stream of characters started by mfglibStartStream().
Use this function to end the measurement of radio modulation.
| EmberStatus mfglibStopTone | ( | void | ) |
Stops transmitting a tone started by mfglibStartTone().
Use this function to stop transmitting a tone.
| void mfglibTestContModCal | ( | uint8_t | channel, |
| uint32_t | duration | ||
| ) |
Run mod DAC calibration on the given channel for the given amount of time.
If the duration argument == 0, this test will run forever (until the chip is reset).
Use this function to run the active transmit part of mod DAC calibration.
| channel | Selects the channel to transmit on. |
| duration | Duration in ms, 0 == infinite. |


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I'm a CS student, open-source enthusiast, and a guy who enjoys building stuff.
Education
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We offer a JavaScript helper library as an example of how to access and consume the API REST service from a JavaScript application. The library wraps the encryption resp. decryption process and the handling of the low level API. The deftlr.com page utilizes the same low level API, so every entry created using the library is instantly accessible from the website and vice versa (including entries created with libraries for another programming language). The JavaScript library is a module that should be instanciated with a constructor call, that accepts three parameters:
// your API key var clientVerificationToken = 'ABC123XYZ'; // the API (custom) base url var url = 'https://deftlr.com/api/'; // the secret to use for all requests using the current object var token = 'secret'; var deftlrCryptoLibrary = new DeftlrCryptoLibrary(clientVerificationToken, url, token);
Currently four methods are available, all with the same signature (with one small exception):
searchTag(tag, doneCallback, failCallback)
check if the specified tag existsreadMessage(tag, doneCallback, failCallback)
retrieve the decrypted content for the specified tagcreateMessage(tag, message, doneCallback, failCallback)
create new entry for the specified tagdeleteMessage(tag, doneCallback, failCallback)
delete the entry for the specified tagSearch for a specified tag and handle the result example:
deftlrCryptoLibrary.searchTag('hello', // doneCallback handler function(result, error) { if (!error) { console.log(result); } else { console.log(error); } }, // failCallback handler function (generalError) { console.log(generalError); });
Download the JavaScript DeftlrCryptoLibrary here.
We are currently working on:
listTags
find all tags belonging to the specified master tagreadFile
retrieve an entry containing file info and offer the file to the usercreateFile
create an entry from a file content


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@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringEscapeUtils @this( form: FormWithCSRF, ihtMainTemplateRegistration: iht_main_template_registration, errorSummary: ihtHelpers.custom.error_summary, inputRadioGroup: ihtHelpers.standard.input_radio_group ) @(deceasedAddressQuestionForm:Form[iht.models.DeceasedDetails], deceasedName: String, actionLocation: Call)(implicit request:Request[_], messages: Messages) @ihtMainTemplateRegistration( title = "", browserTitle = Some(Messages("iht.registration.whereWasDeceasedLastAddress"))) { @errorSummary(deceasedAddressQuestionForm) @form(action = actionLocation,'autoComplete -> "off") { @inputRadioGroup( deceasedAddressQuestionForm("isAddressInUk"), Seq( ("true", Messages("page.iht.registration.deceasedAddressAnswerInUk")), ("false", Messages("page.iht.registration.deceasedAddressAnswerAbroad")) ), '_legend -> Messages("page.iht.registration.deceasedAddressQuestion.title", StringEscapeUtils.escapeHtml4(deceasedName)), '_legendClass -> Some("legend-with-heading"), '_labelClass -> "block-label", '_fieldsetId -> "isAddressInUk-container", '_divClass -> Some("form-group"), '_legendIsHeading -> true, '_extraText -> Html("
" + Messages("page.iht.registration.deceasedAddressQuestion.p1", StringEscapeUtils.escapeHtml4(deceasedName)) + "
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") ) } }


12. Deployment
12.1 Standalone Applications
12.1.1 Shared Configuration
In a standalone Java application, DefaultConfiguration
is used to locate and load configuration files. This approach does not require any additional setup.
Shared configuration instance can simply be obtained by calling getSharedConfiguration() :
import org.objectstyle.cayenne.conf.Configuration;
...
Configuration conf = Configuration.getSharedConfiguration();
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DefaultConfiguration will expect cayenne.xml file to be located
in the CLASSPATH. The same is true for datamaps referenced in cayenne.xml .
Their location is resolved relative to CLASSPATH as well. To make these files available to
Cayenne, you can simply include them in the root of your application jar file (read
Chapter 12.3.2 on how to change that).
The location of the datasource files referenced in cayenne.xml
depends on what factory was assigned to each datasource in cayenne.xml .
Normally this would be a org.objectstyle.cayenne.conf.DriverDataSourceFactory. It would use
the following lookup order to resolve locations:
- Location is assumed to be a file relative to the user HOME
directory (as defined by
user.home system property).
- Location is assumed to be a file relative to the current directory
from which the application was started.
- Location is assumed to be a resource relative to CLASSPATH.
This lookup order makes configuration very flexible in that it separates
datasource configuration files from the application distribution (jar file).
A compiled application can be deployed as a jar file containing cayenne.xml
and datamap files, without any datasource files. This way a user wouldn't
need to rebuild a jar for each of the target environments that has a
different database server or user id (also check out "cdeploy"
Ant task for cleaner ways to configure deployment database settings).
12.1.2 Shared Configuration and DataContext
In a setup that relies on shared Configuration a DataContext can be created by calling
DataContext.createDataContext() static method that internally uses shared configuration:
import org.objectstyle.cayenne.access.DataContext;
...
DataContext context = DataContext.createDataContext(); |
Later a DataContext can be passed around in the code explicitly, or it can be bound to an
execution thread, making it accessible to all code being run within this thread (e.g. this can be a
Swing event thread):
import org.objectstyle.cayenne.access.DataContext;
...
DataContext context = DataContext.createDataContext();
DataContext.bindThreadDataContext(context); |
|


Solving problems. That's why I love engineering. As an engineer I get to work with incredible people developing state-of-the-art products.
Firmware development allows me to bring hardware to life with the next level of efficiency.
An old passion of mine that I continue to utilize as an engineer to allow for a diverse skillset.
Gained countless technical and management skills while integral part of information systems team.
Lead all technical services for small start up providing technology needs for residential and commercial clients.
Lead electrical sub-group for Team 3637 and currently serve as engineering mentor. Integral part in helping team win "Gracious Professionalism" award while member of 3637.
Started a bachelors of science degree in computer engineering technology with a minor in economics.
Joined small security company to help with IT consulting and Axis network camera installs and repairs. Sawyers served clients such as Shoprite, Bloomberg L.P. and Burger King.
Joined the global IT team as a web developer and solution atchitect intern to document and test many large business projects and help maintan 12+ brand sites.
Joined the EVT team at RIT as an electrical engineer to help develop our first generation fully custom superbike that we raced in July 2015.
RIT approved my application to simultaneously pursue a bachelors degree in computer engineering technology and a masters degree in computer science.
Became an EID-ITLP Intern for the global IT team supporting GE's Power & Water business. I helped manage and complete 50+ projects in an effort to shut down a data center and eliminate the footprint of another by 50%.


LiveCharts mappers makes this easy, all you need to do is configure the scale in your mapper, as you normally configure any other chart.
From your tool box, drag a new CartesianChart control


A common use-case is when a new list item is added to an unordered list and an event should be bound to it or a script notified of the change.
The list below uses a Live Query to call a function when a new list item is added. This function adds the following text to each list item: '(Updated)' and removes it when the Live Query is expired.
var matched = function() {
$(this)
.append('<small> (Updated)</small>');
};
var unmatched = function() {
$('small', this)
.remove();
};
$('#example1-2', 'body')
.find('li')
.livequery(matched, unmatched);


Exodus 16:26
Six days ye shall gather it; but on the seventh day, which is the sabbath, in it there shall be none.


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Apache YuniKorn (Incubating) Mentors
YuniKorn's active mentors are (sorted on username in alphabetical order):
| username | name |
|---|---|
| felixcheung | Felix Cheung |
| holden | Holden Karau |
| jlowe | Jason Lowe |
| junping_du | Junping Du |
Apache YuniKorn (Incubating) Committers
YuniKorn's active Committers are (sorted on username in alphabetical order):
| username | name |
|---|---|
| akhilpb | Akhil PB |
| asuresh | Arun Suresh |
| curino | Carlo Curino |
| dbtsai | DB Tsai |
| jhung | Jonathan Hung |
| kkaranasos | Konstantinos Karanasos |
| subru | Subramaniam Krishnan |
| sunilg | Sunil G |
| taoyang | Tao Yang |
| vinodkv | Vinod Kumar Vavilapalli |
| wangda | Wangda Tan |
| wwei | Weiwei Yang |
| wilfreds | Wilfred Spiegelenburg |


Acharya Sri Ratna Prabh Suri in the year Veer Sanvat 70 converted Raja Utpaldev of Upkeshpur Pattan (presently known as Osiya) and his entire kingdom into Jains. According to "Jain Jati Mahodaya" Acharya Sriji named 18 Gotras as follows probably based on their original Gotra or business or status.


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| Step Name |
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| Step Type |
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| Status |
|
| Commits |
{{ stepExecutionResource.stepExecution.commitCount }} |
| Duration |
{{ stepExecutionResource.stepExecution.startTime | dataflowDuration: stepExecutionResource.stepExecution.endTime }} |
| Filter Count |
{{ stepExecutionResource.stepExecution.filterCount }} |
| Process Skips |
{{ stepExecutionResource.stepExecution.processSkipCount }} |
| Reads |
{{ stepExecutionResource.stepExecution.readCount }} |
| Read Skips |
{{ stepExecutionResource.stepExecution.readSkipCount }} |
| Rollbacks |
{{ stepExecutionResource.stepExecution.rollbackCount }} |
| Skips |
{{ stepExecutionResource.stepExecution.skipCount }} |
| Writes |
{{ stepExecutionResource.stepExecution.writeCount }} |
| Write Skips |
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Warning:
Niantic has begun banning some accounts that are using apps other than
PokemonGO itself to connect. So far, this seems to just be accounts
which have done things that are obviously not possible with the
official app, but it is conceivable that they will also begin checking
for tiny differences in communication that might indicate the use of
even simple things like IV-readers. So, until Niantic's position on
the matter is further clarified, it is probably not a good idea to use
tools like this on your main account anymore.
Reddit thread about this
Fortunately, they have recently implemented the "Appraisal" system
in-game, which although not quite as accurate as this tool, can give a
general idea of IV levels. See
here for details...
Because of this development, I probably won't be spending any more
time on this tool. If you would like to see the source, it is available
here.
If you still want to try out this tool, please at least use a throw-away
account...


| Element/Code |
Description |
| $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] |
Returns the filename of the currently executing script |
| $_SERVER['GATEWAY_INTERFACE'] |
Returns the version of the Common Gateway Interface (CGI) the server is
using |
| $_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR'] |
Returns the IP address of the host server |
| $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] |
Returns the name of the host server (such as www.w3schools.com) |
| $_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'] |
Returns the server identification string (such as Apache/2.2.24) |
| $_SERVER['SERVER_PROTOCOL'] |
Returns the name and revision of the information protocol (such as HTTP/1.1) |
| $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] |
Returns the request method used to access the page (such as POST) |
| $_SERVER['REQUEST_TIME'] |
Returns the timestamp of the start of the request (such as<PHONE_NUMBER>) |
| $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] |
Returns the query string if the page is accessed via a query string |
| $_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT'] |
Returns the Accept header from the current request |
| $_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET'] |
Returns the Accept_Charset header from the current request (such as
utf-8,ISO-8859-1) |
| $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] |
Returns the Host header from the current request |
| $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] |
Returns the complete URL of the current page (not reliable because not all
user-agents support it) |
| $_SERVER['HTTPS'] |
Is the script queried through a secure HTTP protocol |
| $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] |
Returns the IP address from where the user is viewing the current page |
| $_SERVER['REMOTE_HOST'] |
Returns the Host name from where the user is viewing the current page |
| $_SERVER['REMOTE_PORT'] |
Returns the port being used on the user's machine to communicate with the
web server |
| $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'] |
Returns the absolute pathname of the currently executing script |
| $_SERVER['SERVER_ADMIN'] |
Returns the value given to the SERVER_ADMIN directive in the web server
configuration file (if your script runs on a virtual host, it will be the value
defined for that virtual host) (such as<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] |
Returns the port on the server machine being used by the web server for
communication (such as 80) |
| $_SERVER['SERVER_SIGNATURE'] |
Returns the server version and virtual host name which are added to
server-generated pages |
| $_SERVER['PATH_TRANSLATED'] |
Returns the file system based path to the current script |
| $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] |
Returns the path of the current script |
| $_SERVER['SCRIPT_URI'] |
Returns the URI of the current page |


Syntax:
boundp symbol => generalized-boolean
Arguments and Values:
symbol---a symbol.
generalized-boolean---a generalized boolean.
Description:
Returns true if symbol is bound; otherwise, returns false.
Examples:
(setq x 1) => 1 (boundp 'x) => true (makunbound 'x) => X (boundp 'x) => false (let ((x 2)) (boundp 'x)) => false (let ((x 2)) (declare (special x)) (boundp 'x)) => true
Affected By: None.
Exceptional Situations:
Should signal an error of type type-error if symbol is not a symbol.
See Also:
set, setq, symbol-value, makunbound
Notes:
The function bound determines only whether a symbol has a value in the global environment; any lexical bindings are ignored.


12.10.2020
Displaying the dynamics of the indicator
Now the graph can be switched to display the change in value relative to the previous one
05.10.2020
Graph type switching
Added the ability to switch the type of displayed graph and show data as a bar chart
10.03.2019
Button "Share"
Added the ability to share a link to the rows selected on the screen
01.02.2019
Randon row on first page load
Now, when opening the main page, a random row is loaded
01.01.2019
Project started
The first version of Dataviz has been published. It is possible to upload your data, view and compare them


Star Wars: the RPG
Your Character
Rey
Finn
General Hux
Kylo Ren
Enemies to Attack
Fight Section
Attack
Defender


This project contains following sub-projects
Currency Converter using API
Task App using JavaScript
Face Detection using JavaScript


I would like to particularly thank Patrick F5GHV who was my first "official" beta-tester.
I also must thank Per LA6CU, who helps me from many years to set up this software, debugging and documentation, as well as Claude F1CDC, the"dumb individual", who, with his advices and criticism (often vitriolic!), has given his support in this task.
I would like to thank, as well, all the beta-test team and all the programmers for the development of applications and complementary tools for this software. Such a support made me free of these tasks, very often ingrate.
I thank again all the SYSOPS and users who are confident in the product, and cooperate, thanks to their comments and suggestions, in improving this BBS software package.
I would like, at the end, to thank WA8DED for the excellent piece of software, the Host-Mode for the TNC, and also NORD><LINK for the additions made to it.
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Elmah Everywhere Documentation
Elmah Everywhere is an exception logging library for .NET, Silverlight, WPF, ASP.NET MVC and WCF that uses an ELMAH (Error Logging Modules and Handlers for ASP.NET).
For more detailed information how to configure and use Elmah Everywhere see source code and samples at https://github.com/vincoss/vinco-logging-toolkit.
Error Database
Error database is located on project directory. “Vinco.Elmah.Everywhere\Source\ErrorWebSite\App_Data”
Error web site
You can access sample error web site at http://localhost:11079/.
· UserName : administrator
· Password: p@ssword
Current settings are configured as local only to “C:\inetpub\mailroot\pickup” folder. For more information about email configuration see Elmah documentation.
<smtp deliveryMethod="SpecifiedPickupDirectory"<EMAIL_ADDRESS><network host="localhost" port="25" defaultCredentials="true"/>
<specifiedPickupDirectory pickupDirectoryLocation="C:\inetpub\mailroot\pickup"/>
</smtp>
Configuration
You can configure error logging as indicated in the following example.
private static void SetUpExceptionHandler()
{
// Configure
var writter = new ClientHttpExceptionWritter
{
// NOTE: Possible to pass URI by startup arguments.
RequestUri = new Uri("http://localhost:11079/error/log", UriKind.Absolute)
};
Uri uri = Application.Current.Host.Source;
var defaults = new ExceptionDefaults
{
Token = "Silverlight-Test-Token",
ApplicationName = "Silverlight-Sample",
Host = string.Format("{0}{1}{2}:{3}", uri.Scheme, Uri.SchemeDelimiter, uri.Host, uri.Port)
};
ExceptionHandler.Configure(writter, defaults);
}
In Application constructor call handler setup method.
public App()
{
SetUpExceptionHandler();
}
Add handler log into Application_UnhandledException method
private void Application_UnhandledException(object sender, ApplicationUnhandledExceptionEventArgs e)
{
ExceptionHandler.Report(e.ExceptionObject, null);
}
You can configure error logging as indicated in the following example.
In Application constructor call handler setup method.
public App()
{
// Configure error handler from configuration file
ExceptionHandler.ConfigureFromConfigurationFile(new HttpExceptionWritter());
}
Attach handler.
protected override void OnStartup(StartupEventArgs e)
{
ExceptionHandler.Attach(AppDomain.CurrentDomain);
}
Detach handler.
protected override void OnExit(ExitEventArgs e)
{
ExceptionHandler.Detach(AppDomain.CurrentDomain);
}
Configuration details in App.config file
<everywhere>
<!-- Configure Elmah.Everywhere
URL: Remote web site url to log an error
Token: Token to identify client
ApplicationName: Error source
Host: Error host
-->
<settings remoteLogUri="http://localhost:11079/error/log"
token="Token-Test"
host="Wpf-Sample"
applicationName="Exceptions-Handler"/>
</everywhere>
You can configure error logging without “everywhere” configuration section and following default configuration settings will be used.
· ApplicationName: Default-Handler
· Host: Default-Handler
· Token: Default-Handler
· RemoteLogUri: http://localhost:11079/error/log
You can configure error logging in code as indicated in the following example.
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var writter = new HttpExceptionWritter
{
RequestUri = new Uri("http://localhost:11079/error/log", UriKind.Absolute)
};
var defaults = new ExceptionDefaults
{
Token = "Test-Token",
ApplicationName = "Console-Sample",
Host = Environment.MachineName
};
ExceptionHandler.Configure(writter, defaults);
}
Code short configuration, default configuration settings will be used.
static void Main(string[] args)
{
ExceptionHandler.ConfigureFromConfigurationFile(new HttpExceptionWritter(), null);
}
To use WCF service error logging, you should configure service behaviour in configuration file or in code. You can configure error logging as indicated in the following example.
<system.serviceModel>
<serviceHostingEnvironment aspNetCompatibilityEnabled="true" multipleSiteBindingsEnabled="true" />
<behaviors>
<serviceBehaviors>
<behavior name="">
<ElmahErrorLog />
</behavior>
</serviceBehaviors>
</behaviors>
<extensions>
<behaviorExtensions>
<add name="ElmahErrorLog" type="Elmah.Everywhere.ServiceModel.ErrorBehaviorExtensionElement, Elmah.Everywhere"/>
</behaviorExtensions>
</extensions>
</system.serviceModel>
You can configure error logging as indicated in the following example.
[ServiceHttpErrorBehavior(typeof(HttpErrorHandler))]
public class MyService : IMyService
{
Tracing
Elmah.Everywhere tracing is built on top of System.Diagnostics. To use tracing, you should define trace sources in configuration file or in code. You can configure trace logging as indicated in the following example.
<configuration>
<system.diagnostics>
<trace autoflush="true">
<listeners>
<clear/>
<add name="fileListener" type="System.Diagnostics.TextWriterTraceListener" initializeData="E:\_Log\Console_Sample_FileListener.log" />
</listeners>
</trace>
</system.diagnostics>
</configuration>


Quem Somos Nós?
O presente site foi desenvolvido pelos alunos do curso de Ciência da Computação da UFPA, cursando atualmente o 5º semestre, para o trabalho válido pela 3ª avaliação da disciplina de Grafos.
Alessandro
CEO / Co-Founder
I miss the old Kanye I gotta say at that time I’d like to meet Kanye And I promise the power is in the people and I will use the power given by the people to bring everything I have back to the people.
Andrew
Product Designer
I miss the old Kanye I gotta say at that time I’d like to meet Kanye And I promise the power is in the people and I will use the power given by the people to bring everything I have back to the people.
Michelle
Marketing Hacker
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You can breed your mating pair of dragons to create offspring. You can save offspring you might want to use or share later. You can chat with other experimentors by typing in the Chat field (warning the Chat services takes about 1 minute to start responding after first loading the page). You can even send a selected saved offspring to all the other experimentors. If someone else sends an organism you can replace one of your current mating pair with that organism.
Load last received organism|
Communicate with other Experimentors
|
| Save current offspring | Use selected organism | Send selected organism |


We want to thank our 2020 PrestoCon sponsors
Slides and Videos From the Conference
Developer/Roadmap Talks:
- PrestoDB TSC Chair Keynote - Nezih Yigitbasi, Facebook Slides | Video
- Presto at Facebook: Today and Tomorrow - Biswapesh Chattopadhyay, Facebook - Slides | Video
- Panel Discussion - Presto, Today, and Beyond - Moderated by Dipti Borkar, Ahana; David Simmen, Ahana; Biswapesh Chattopadhyay, Facebook & Girish Baliga, Uber - Video
- Lightning Talk - Real-time Analytics with Presto and Apache Pinot - Xiang Fu, Stealth Mode Startup Company - Slides | Video
- Lightning Talk - SQL Functions and Remote UDF support in Presto - Rongrong Zhong, Facebook - Video
Ecosystem Talk:
- Panel Discussion: The Presto Ecosystem - Moderated by Dipti Borkar, Ahana; Nezih Yigitbasi, Facebook; Maxime Beauchemin, Preset; Vinoth Chandar, Apache Hudi & Kishore Gopalakrishna, LinkedIn - Video
User Talks:
- Presto at Uber - Harsha Reddy, Uber - Video
- Data Lake Analytics -- Alibaba's Presto Experiences - James Xu, Alibaba - Video
- Presto at Twitter - Beinan Wang & Chunxu Tang, Twitter - Video
- Presto at Pinterest - Ashish Kumar Singh, Pinterest - Video
- How Agari Replaced their Custom ETL and Data Analytics Pipelines with Serverless Presto using Amazon Athena - Jonathan Chase, Agari & Roy Hasson, Amazon - Slides | Video
- The Practice of Presto & Alluxio in E-Commerce Big Data Platform - Wenjun Tao, JD.COM Slides | Video
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- Ahana and Presto - Dipti Borkar, Ahana - Slides | Video
- Presto @ Uber: SQL for Everything - Girish Baliga, Uber - Slides
- Open Source at Intel - Fueling Innovation through Community Empowerment - Fal Diabate, Intel Corporation - Slides | Video
- The Top 5 Presto Features that Created Mass Adoption - Justin Borgman, Starburst - Slides | Video
- Open Source at Facebook: Empowering Community through Open Source Technology - Amit Chopra, Facebook - Video
- Alibaba Cloud Data Warehouse in the Era of Fast Data - Yu Dong, Alibaba - Video
- Optimizing Query Performance by Decoupling Presto and Hive Data Warehouse - Gene Pang & Calvin Jia, Alluxio, Inc. Video


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Test Game
Submit Answer
You need to currect
10
more answer(s) to win
Make
3
more mistakes and you'll lose
Play Again


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[gecode-users] Using IntActivity with space
Kish Shen
kisshen at cisco.com
Thu Jul 11 00:46:00 CEST 2013
Hi Christian,
Thanks. It would be great if activity can be supported by dynamically
added variables.
However, if the user chose to do the search in Gecode, then I guess I
can create a IntActivity for those variables just before doing the search.
I assume the activity information would be very poor at the start, since
it would not include any propagation done during the modelling phase.
It may also be possible to use activity for my (that is the interface's)
variable selection, which does the selection at the C++ level, so the
activity information need not be associated with all variables, as the
ECLiPSe user would not be able to access the activity information
themselves.
I will still need to access the activity for a variable in an
IntActivity though, and looking at the class reference for IntActivity,
I can't see a method to get this. Also, as cloning and recomputation is
done by the interface code, do I need to do anything with this
IntActivity object for cloning?
About recomputation, there might be an issue -- both activity and AFC
are based on the history of the computation, e.g. AFC is the accumulated
failure so far in the search space, and not just the current branch.
However, recomputation will recompute previous computation, and probably
should not again for AFC and activity; I assume it is OK for AFC as
recomputation does not fail, but I guess activity might be affected?
Thanks and cheers,
Kish
On 10/07/2013 09:45, Christian Schulte wrote:
> Hi Kish,
>
> No, there is no easy way to get activity for dynamically added variables.
> Doable but this would be a very different implementation. In contrast to
> AFC, activity lives completely outside the kernel.
>
> Cheers
> Christian
>
> --
> Christian Schulte, Professor of Computer Science, KTH,
> www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
> Of Kish Shen
> Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2013 8:49 PM
> To: users at gecode.org
> Subject: [gecode-users] Using IntActivity with space
>
> Hi,
>
> I am now looking at adding the variable activity selection to the interface
> I am writing.
>
> From reading the MPG, it looks like IntActivity has a similar API to
> IntAFC, and so cannot be easily used in my code. So is there anyway to setup
> and use it in a similar way to what Christian suggested for AFC previously?
> That is,
>
> 1) to setup the recording of activity for all variables in the space,
> including variables that are dynamically added
> 2) to obtain the activity of a variable outside of the search engine
> 3) change the decay for all variables
>
> For 2), I could not find an equivalent function to afc() in the
> Gecode::IntVar Member List page that Christian pointed to previously (which
> does list the afc method).
>
> Thanks in advance for any information!
>
> Cheers,
>
> Kish
>
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> users at gecode.org
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Todd Warren divides his time between the technology industry and entrepreneurial educational ventures. He is a managing director at Divergent Ventures since 2012, which focuses on early-stage computing infrastructure companies. At Divergent he serves on the board and advises their portfolio companies. Divergent Fund II was named Preqin’s top performing fund in its vintage. In addition to his work at Divergent, Todd is an adjunct professor in computer science at Northwestern University’s McCormick School of Engineering. Since 2010 Todd has co-taught a multi-disciplinary course in entrepreneurship entitled NUvention Web, in which teams from across the University, including the business and engineering schools, define and launch startup businesses. A few teams continue their ventures each year; and many have raised venture funding and generate great exits. The class was named by Inc. magazine as one of the top 10 in entrepreneurship in 2011 and VentureBeat as one of the top 4 in 2012. NUvention Web has served hundreds of students who have launched or contributed to many successful startups around the world.
Prior to his current activities, Todd worked for Microsoft for 21 years in a variety of product management, general management, and product development roles. He was a corporate vice president from 2003 to 2009. From 2005 until 2009, Todd was responsible for the development and technical product strategy for Microsoft's operating system and related products. Prior to his role in Windows Mobile, Todd directed Microsoft's device efforts in the automotive and media device space (Ford Sync, Toshiba Portable Media Center) and managed its mapping business unit responsible for the release of maps.live.com and Virtual Earth. Todd also had key roles in Microsoft's server applications group, including leading the development of the first two releases of Windows Small Business Server and the product planning and product management of Microsoft Exchange. He also led the unit that produces Microsoft Project. His first position was as a program manager in Microsoft's tools group where he worked on early integrated development environments, MASM, C, C++. Todd retired from Microsoft in February 2009.
Todd joined Microsoft after completing a BA with Honors in Computer Science and Economics at Northwestern. Todd serves on the non-profit boards of VentureWell, which supports innovation and entrepreneurship in higher education, as well as the board of Ashesi University, where he is a founding board member and past board chair. Ashesi University has been educating young Africans in Ghana since 2004. Ashesi is a liberal arts and engineering university with more than 800 students and more than 1000 alumni. Its mission is focused on developing the next generation of African leaders. Todd has taught entrepreneurship and software engineering at Ashesi. At Northwestern, he is a past member of the board of trustees and currently serves on several school advisory boards. Todd lives in Seattle with his wife Ruth. He has two children, who were both computer science majors and are software developers in industry on the west coast. He enjoys bicycling, especially on a tandem with Ruth.


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A progress bar can be created by using the ux-progress-bar component. The loading spinner can be displayed by using the ux-spinner component.


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title: ACPR 2019 - The 5th Asian Conference on Pattern Recognition
---
Program Committee
- Alireza Alaei (Griffith University, Australia)
- Fernando Alonso-Fernandez (Halmstad University, Sweden)
- Mahmoud Al-Sarayreh (Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand)
- Yasuo Ariki (Kobe University, Japan)
- Md Asikuzzaman (University of New South Wales, Australia)
- George Azzopardi (University of Groningen, Netherlands)
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Money Play. How should Red play 65?
pips Red=158 White=151
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
A very close call between safetying a blot with 24/13, which keeps Red ahead in the race but leaves an inviting target on White’s 5-pt, and 20/9 which leaves the blot on the 24-pt out of harms way while creating a good builder on Red’s side of the board.
I played 24/13 when I had this position but wasn’t sure and hence its inclusion in the ‘Position of the Day’.
There are advantages to both plays and XG gives a 0.017 edge to 20/9. It is worth remembering this as a reference position for similar positions in the future.
I played 24/13 when I had this position but wasn’t sure and hence its inclusion in the ‘Position of the Day’.
There are advantages to both plays and XG gives a 0.017 edge to 20/9. It is worth remembering this as a reference position for similar positions in the future.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 20/9 Eq.: -0.062 0.481 0.106 0.002 - 0.519 0.107 0.003 2. Cubeful 2-ply 24/13 Eq.: -0.098 (-0.036) 0.480 0.089 0.002 - 0.520 0.120 0.002 3. Cubeful 2-ply 13/7 6/1* Eq.: -0.155 (-0.093) 0.455 0.118 0.003 - 0.545 0.129 0.007 4. Cubeful 2-ply 20/14 13/8 Eq.: -0.167 (-0.105) 0.456 0.101 0.002 - 0.544 0.135 0.004 5. Cubeful 2-ply 20/14 6/1* Eq.: -0.202 (-0.140) 0.444 0.104 0.002 - 0.556 0.136 0.006


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EM datagrams on *.kmall format
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#MRZ - Data for each sounding, e.g. XYZ, reflectivity, two way travel time etc. More...
#include <EMdgmFormat.h>
#MRZ - Data for each sounding, e.g. XYZ, reflectivity, two way travel time etc.
Also contains information necessary to read seabed image following this datablock (number of samples in SI etc.). To be entered in loop (numSoundingsMaxMain + numExtraDetections) times.
Definition at line 978 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint16_t soundingIndex |
Sounding index. Cross reference for seabed image. Valid range: 0 to (numSoundingsMaxMain+numExtraDetections)-1, i.e. 0 - (Nrx+Nd)-1.
Definition at line 981 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint8_t txSectorNumb |
Transmitting sector number. Valid range: 0-(Ntx-1), where Ntx is numTxSectors.
Definition at line 982 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint8_t detectionType |
Bottom detection type. Normal bottom detection, extra detection, or rejected.
0 = normal detection
1 = extra detection
2 = rejected detection
In case 2, the estimated range has been used to fill in amplitude samples in the seabed image datagram.
Definition at line 986 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint8_t detectionMethod |
Method for determining bottom detection, e.g. amplitude or phase.
0 = no valid detection
1 = amplitude detection
2 = phase detection
3-15 for future use.
Definition at line 988 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint8_t rejectionInfo1 |
For Kongsberg use.
Definition at line 989 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint8_t rejectionInfo2 |
For Kongsberg use.
Definition at line 990 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint8_t postProcessingInfo |
For Kongsberg use.
Definition at line 991 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint8_t detectionClass |
Only used by extra detections. Detection class based on detected range. Detection class 1 to 7 corresponds to value 0 to 6. If the value is between 100 and 106, the class is disabled by the operator. If the value is 107, the detections are outside the treshhold limits.
Definition at line 992 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint8_t detectionConfidenceLevel |
Detection confidence level.
Definition at line 993 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint16_t padding |
Byte alignment.
Definition at line 994 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float rangeFactor |
Unit %. rangeFactor = 100 if main detection.
Definition at line 995 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float qualityFactor |
Estimated standard deviation as % of the detected depth. Quality Factor (QF) is calculated from IFREMER Quality Factor (IFQ):
QF=Est(dz)/z=100*10^-IQF
Definition at line 996 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float detectionUncertaintyVer_m |
Vertical uncertainty, based on quality factor (QF, qualityFactor).
Definition at line 997 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float detectionUncertaintyHor_m |
Horizontal uncertainty, based on quality factor (QF, qualityFactor).
Definition at line 998 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float detectionWindowLength_sec |
Detection window length. Unit second. Sample data range used in final detection.
Definition at line 999 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float echoLength_sec |
Measured echo length. Unit second.
Definition at line 1000 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint16_t WCBeamNumb |
Water column beam number. Info for plotting soundings together with water column data.
Definition at line 1005 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint16_t WCrange_samples |
Water column range. Range of bottom detection, in samples.
Definition at line 1006 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float WCNomBeamAngleAcross_deg |
Water column nominal beam angle across. Re vertical.
Definition at line 1007 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float meanAbsCoeff_dBPerkm |
Mean absorption coefficient, alfa. Used for TVG calculations. Value as used. Unit dB/km.
Definition at line 1012 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float reflectivity1_dB |
Beam intensity, using the traditional KM special TVG.
Definition at line 1013 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float reflectivity2_dB |
Beam intensity (BS), using TVG = X log(R) + 2 alpha R. X (operator selected) is common to all beams in datagram. Alpha (variabel meanAbsCoeff_dBPerkm) is given for each beam (current struct).
BS = EL - SL - M + TVG + BScorr,
where EL= detected echo level (not recorded in datagram), and the rest of the parameters are found below.
Definition at line 1014 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float receiverSensitivityApplied_dB |
Receiver sensitivity (M), in dB, compensated for RX beampattern at actual transmit frequency at current vessel attitude.
Definition at line 1019 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float sourceLevelApplied_dB |
Source level (SL) applied (dB):
SL = SLnom + SLcorr
where SLnom = Nominal maximum SL, recorded per TX sector (variabel txNominalSourceLevel_dB in struct EMdgmMRZ_txSectorInfo_def) and
SLcorr = SL correction relative to nominal TX power based on measured high voltage power level and any use of digital power control.
SL is corrected for TX beampattern along and across at actual transmit frequency at current vessel attitude.
Definition at line 1020 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float BScalibration_dB |
Backscatter (BScorr) calibration offset applied (default = 0 dB).
Definition at line 1025 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float TVG_dB |
Time Varying Gain (TVG) used when correcting reflectivity.
Definition at line 1026 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float beamAngleReRx_deg |
Angle relative to the RX transducer array, except for ME70, where the angles are relative to the horizontal plane.
Definition at line 1031 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float beamAngleCorrection_deg |
Applied beam pointing angle correction.
Definition at line 1032 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float twoWayTravelTime_sec |
Two way travel time (also called range). Unit second.
Definition at line 1033 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float twoWayTravelTimeCorrection_sec |
Applied two way travel time correction. Unit second.
Definition at line 1034 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float deltaLatitude_deg |
Distance from vessel reference point at time of first tx pulse in ping, to depth point. Measured in the surface coordinate system (SCS), see Coordinate systems for definition.
Unit decimal degrees.
Definition at line 1039 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float deltaLongitude_deg |
Distance from vessel reference point at time of first tx pulse in ping, to depth point. Measured in the surface coordinate system (SCS), see Coordinate systems for definition.
Unit decimal degree.
Definition at line 1041 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float z_reRefPoint_m |
Vertical distance z. Distance from vessel reference point at time of first tx pulse in ping, to depth point. Measured in the surface coordinate system (SCS), see Coordinate systems for definition.
Definition at line 1043 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float y_reRefPoint_m |
Horizontal distance y. Distance from vessel reference point at time of first tx pulse in ping, to depth point. Measured in the surface coordinate system (SCS), see Coordinate systems for definition.
Definition at line 1045 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float x_reRefPoint_m |
Horizontal distance x. Distance from vessel reference point at time of first tx pulse in ping, to depth point. Measured in the surface coordinate system (SCS), see Coordinate systems for definition.
Definition at line 1047 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| float beamIncAngleAdj_deg |
Beam incidence angle adjustment (IBA) unit degree.
Definition at line 1050 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint16_t realTimeCleanInfo |
For future use.
Definition at line 1051 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint16_t SIstartRange_samples |
Seabed image start range, in sample number from transducer. Valid only for the current beam.
Definition at line 1056 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint16_t SIcentreSample |
Seabed image. Number of the centre seabed image sample for the current beam.
Definition at line 1057 of file EMdgmFormat.h.
| uint16_t SInumSamples |
Seabed image. Number of range samples from the current beam, used to form the seabed image.
Definition at line 1058 of file EMdgmFormat.h.


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Woman Allegedly Sells Day-old Baby For N300,000
The alleged buyer, Happiness, 49, who was arraigned alongside the defendant, was charged with unlawful adoption of the baby, according to the News Agency of Nigeria.
by SaharaReporters, New York
A 34-year-old woman, Chineye, on Monday appeared before an Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court for allegedly selling her one-day-old female baby for N300, 000.
The alleged buyer, Happiness, 49, who was arraigned alongside the defendant, was charged with unlawful adoption of the baby, according to the News Agency of Nigeria.
The duo, whose residential addresses were not given, is facing a three-count of conspiracy, child trafficking and unlawful adoption.
They however, pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The prosecutor, ASP Ezekiel Ayorinde, told the court that the defendants committed the offences on October 4 at 10:00pm at Sari Iganmu, Orile, Lagos.
According to him, the duo conspired to engage in child trafficking.
Ayorinde told the court that the arrest of the two women followed information received by the police that Happiness was in possession of a baby suspected to have been stolen.
He said that the offences contravened Sections 269, 276 and 411 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State 2015 (revised).
The Chief Magistrate, Mrs B. O. Osunsanmi, admitted the defendants to bail in the sum of N200,000 each with two sureties in like sum.
She ordered that the sureties must be gainfully employed and have evidence of two years’ tax payment to the Lagos State Government.
Osunsanmi adjourned the case until February 3, 2020 for substantive hearing.


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Update your OsmAnd, check out all the new features and let us know if you like everything!
We improved settings for navigation profiles. Now you have more opportunities for transforming your navigation profiles and base profiles too. You can read the article "Navigation profiles".
For your comfortable navigation during riding, we show exit numbers at the top of the screen.
Now Earth is considered to be a sphere for direct-distance and calculates arcs every 10 km if it matters much for boat-navigation and flight-navigation.
We added a new type of navigation: Direct-to-point. Direct-to-point navigation is a critical and frequently used feature for marine users.
It is possible to specify the recalculation distance (by default it is OFF for this routing profile): Configure profile-> Navigation settings-> Route parameters->Minimal distance to recalculate the route.
Also, you can see a point projection that represents the distance to the end point on the line. The point on the line is a virtual point to show the distance (it is not a projection on the line) but a point that has the same distance as current location to the finish point. So it is easy to measure the progress and it is possible to use measurements tool to get correct distance.
We also refactored how Straight-Line navigation works.
There is also a new setting to specify at which distance of user's location from route to start recalculation: Configure profile-> Navigation settings-> Route parameters->Minimal distance to recalculate the route..
We have also implemented a new setting. In case if you deviate from the route during the navigation, this setting builds the shortest path from your current position to the calculated route with the maximum angle. In other words, if the angle is higher than the one set by the user, OsmAnd calculates the next point of the route to build an additional route segment, so the angle will be valid.
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You can find Map mode within Configure map and choose your setting for it.
Now you see information about Sunset or Sunrise in the second line of Map mode.
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I used to buy armbands for myself – Aubameyang honoured to be Arsenal captain
by FSA EditorHaving been named Arsenal’s club captain, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang said: “It feels right. I feel I can do a great job.”
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is honoured to have been named Arsenal’s captain, having been so desperate to lead teams when he was younger he bought armbands for himself.
Aubameyang was confirmed as Arsenal’s new skipper earlier this month, when Granit Xhaka was stripped of the responsibility following his angry confrontation with fans in October’s 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace.
Speaking in the club’s matchday programme ahead of Saturday’s game against Southampton, his first home match since being confirmed as club captain, Aubameyang said: “Arsenal has a great history of wonderful captains like Patrick Vieira and Tony Adams. It is a privilege to follow in their footsteps and I will honour the armband by doing my very best on and off the pitch.
“When I was younger, I remember always wanting to be captain in my youth teams. I was talking about it with my mum just the other day actually. We were laughing because we recalled how I used to buy armbands myself so I could wear them.
“At the start of my career, I was not too focused on being captain or not. Now, it feels right. It comes with a lot of responsibilities but I feel I can do a great job. I have been Gabon captain since 2015 and that was also a great honour.
“My dad was also the national team captain when he was playing. So to take over from him in a way was again very special. Now, I am doing the double with Arsenal and Gabon and it is a wonderful privilege.”
Arsenal head into the Southampton fixture winless in four Premier League matches, with head coach Unai Emery under increasing pressure as a result.


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Its a prototype of a 1day hackathon. We invite everyone to develop this prototype together with us into a service the community can rely on for the future<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ccstamper API v0.1
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by Matthias Hupfer & Christian Rotzoll for edu-sharing OER hackathon 2017 SourceCode on GitHub is MIT License / Impressum


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I am Alexandre di Costanzo and I work at Docapost BPO (owned by La Poste, French postal service). I m currently the Technical Project Manager of Proveance
Prior, I had a position as software engineer in INRIA Sophia laboratory, located on the French Riviera. In 2007, I obtained a PhD degree in computer science from the University of Nice Sophia Antipolis, France, the thesis was supervised by Pr. Denis Caromel.


I am currently a Computer Science student at Stony Brook University. I am very passionate about building reliable and scalable software that provide efficient solutions.
My current interests are learning more about machine learning, NPL in particular, and cloud computing and creating fun and interesting applications that can help others.
View ResumeA chatbot that acts like a personal therapist and talks to you about your mental health issues. It also analyses your conversations and quantifies certain things like depression, anxiety, etc. This project heavily uses machine learning. Tecnologies used: React, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, Tensorflow
A social network website that allows freelance workers to create profiles and share their work with others. Technologies used: React, Express, Node.js, mongoDB
A program that tries to detect between 25 different types of actions in the UCF101 dataset. Built using a deep learning architecture, a CNN followed by an LSTM. Technologies used: PyTorch
A desktop GUI application that allows you to plan trips across the USA. You can add and delete destinations and they will be mapped out for you. Technologies Used: JavaFX
Would you like to work with me? Awesome!
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