pips Red=71 White=80
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
The two most common errors that I see in match play backgammon are: a) taking a single point by doubling out the opponent when in fact it is correct to play on for an undoubled gammon; b) making a money game decision without giving due consideration to the score. Of course, these two errors are closely aligned. The rule is quite simple: never ever forget you are playing a match and crucially, never forget the influence the precise score has on your cube handling.
Take a look at this week’s position. White is nine pips behind but has a Black checker trapped on the bar. He has an exposed blot on his ace-point but even if Black hits that blot White will not worry too much as a return hit could generate some gammons for him, given the state of Black’s home board.
For money Black must pass this position because, unless he enters next turn, White will be very well positioned to win the race and even if he does enter, as already discussed, he could end up losing a gammon because of his weak position on the other side of the board.
The position actually occurred with Black leading 3-0 to 5. You might think that given his lead, Black should pass more quickly than in a money game but the two points that Black can win with the cube on 2 are precisely what he needs to win the match, and as we have seen many times before that will reduce the take point of the leader.
We could resort to match equity tables and work out Black’s precise take point but using those tables is beyond most players and many will just know that, provided there is not a significant gammon threat, Black’s take point will be lower than for money.
Positions like this one are largely calculated on the race and here Black still leads. Therefore it is likely to be a borderline take for money which means it should be a take at this match score.
Rollouts show that for money Black should pass and taking is a small error. As we surmised, at this score taking Is correct and passing is a small error. NEVER FORGET THE MATCH SCORE
Take a look at this week’s position. White is nine pips behind but has a Black checker trapped on the bar. He has an exposed blot on his ace-point but even if Black hits that blot White will not worry too much as a return hit could generate some gammons for him, given the state of Black’s home board.
For money Black must pass this position because, unless he enters next turn, White will be very well positioned to win the race and even if he does enter, as already discussed, he could end up losing a gammon because of his weak position on the other side of the board.
The position actually occurred with Black leading 3-0 to 5. You might think that given his lead, Black should pass more quickly than in a money game but the two points that Black can win with the cube on 2 are precisely what he needs to win the match, and as we have seen many times before that will reduce the take point of the leader.
We could resort to match equity tables and work out Black’s precise take point but using those tables is beyond most players and many will just know that, provided there is not a significant gammon threat, Black’s take point will be lower than for money.
Positions like this one are largely calculated on the race and here Black still leads. Therefore it is likely to be a borderline take for money which means it should be a take at this match score.
Rollouts show that for money Black should pass and taking is a small error. As we surmised, at this score taking Is correct and passing is a small error. NEVER FORGET THE MATCH SCORE
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity -0.206 (Money: -0.270) 0.365 0.062 0.000 - 0.635 0.061 0.002 Cubeful equities: 1. No double -0.442 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+1.442) 3. Double, take -1.541 (-1.099) Proper cube action: No double, take (43.2%)


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Create interactive, decision logic based experiences for your customers! A Journey can house anything from a simple email to a complex year-long multi-stage campaign that reacts to the actions taken by the recipients along the way.


This is a demo of an interactive neural machine translation (INMT) system trained with the toolkit NMT-Keras.
Please select a document to translate. It should be a plain-text file with one sentence per line.
All NMT systems were developed with NMT-Keras using Theano or Tensorflow. Everything is open-sourced.
For more info about the tool, please visit the GitHub
project.
Interactive machine translation seeks to diminish the effort required for correcting translations from a
machine translation system.
For more info, look the following papers:
Online Learning for Neural Machine Translation
Post-editing
Álvaro Peris, Luis Cebrian and Francisco Casacuberta.
In arXiv:1706.031963, 2017.
Interactive Neural Machine
Translation
Álvaro Peris, Miguel Domingo and Francisco Casacuberta.
In Computer Speech & Language, vol. 45, pp. 201-220, 2017.


Jim Harbaugh Posts Heartfelt Tribute For Bump Elliott
by Tzvi MachlinThe Michigan football program lost one of its all-time greats this past weekend when former head coach and associate AD Bump Elliott died at the age of 94.
Many condolences have come out for the Hall of Famer, with Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh among them.
Taking to his seldom-used Twitter account on Sunday, Harbaugh expressed his condolences to Elliott’s family. He called the former Michigan coach “a great ambassador for the game of football” and lamented the loss of “an outstanding gentleman.”
My condolences to the Elliott family on the passing of a great Michigan All-American player and coach, Bump Elliott. He was a great ambassador for the game of football and served two elite Big Ten schools in Michigan and Iowa. We have lost an outstanding gentleman.
Elliott played at Michigan from 1946 to 1948, winning a national title at the 1948 Rose Bowl.
He quickly joined the coaching ranks and spent a decade working as an assistant between Michigan, Oregon State and Iowa before earning the Michigan head coaching job in 1959.
In 10 years as head coach, Elliott went 51-42-2, winning the 1965 Rose Bowl over Oregon State.
He resigned after 1968, and was replaced by the legendary Bo Schembechler.
After two years as associate athletic director, Elliott was named athletic director at Iowa, where he served from 1970 to 1991. In 1981, the Hawkeyes ended a 23-year bowl drought with a Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl appearance.
Our thoughts and prayers continue to go out to Bump Elliott’s family and loved ones.


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Personally, I haven't tried very many drugs. The list would be: cannabis, opium, dextromethorphan HCL and Polisirtrex (DMX), ambien, codeine and of course diphehhydramine (DPH). I weight 185 lbs or roughly 85 kgs. I really had no idea what I was in for with DPH the first time I tried it recreationally. Coincidentally, my mom came in my room and asked me if I was doing benadryl to get a high. What she didn't know is that I had no clue DPH could affect you in any desirable way, besides making you drowsy.
The first time I actually tried DPH I took about 600mgs not trully knowing what to expect. I felt very tired, somewhat anxious and I noted that moving and speaking was difficult. When urinating I experienced some minor discomfort and I also noted that my arms and feet had hives (reddening skin, blotchy). This was rather startling so I did some research online. Next I moved on to published clinical reports about the effects of DPH. Usually this was in reference to animalia however, due to the vetrinary use of this drug. The CDC also shows several deaths assosciated with DPH, however there were no published numbers on dosage.
The next night I took 900 mgs of DPH and had similar problems to my first experience. I had some minor hallucination and trouble walking. The two following nights, after my first experience with DPH, were riddled with incredibly lucid and frightening hallucinations while I was not taking DPH. At school I noticed I had something resembling DT, and was more anxious than normal. This lasted for about a week. Since these occurences, I have taken DPH occasionaly at 300 mg doses. This level is enough to cause me to have lucid dreams, hallucinations while awake, the characteristic drymout, hives, prostate enlargement, anxiety, and prolly a few more I am not yet aware of.
The hallucinations and dreams are incredible.  I have seen a cat a black cat on two different occasions, and on the most recent occasion I have even attempted to pet it. It appears that the line between the waking world and the subconsious are non-existent. Most of my hallucinations and dreams have been serious and somewhat scary. Certainly this drug is not for the faint of heart or for people who are careless with drugs.
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in your page, it has no dependencies.
Call VisSense()
passing an element node and an optional config object:
hidden
default: 0 if percentage is equal or below this limit the element is considered hiddenfullyvisible
default: 1 if percentage is equal or above this limit the element is considered fully visible
Call monitor()
of your vissense instance passing an optional config object with the following:
update
function to run when elements update function is calledhidden
function to run when element becomes hiddenvisible
function to run when element becomes visiblefullyvisible
function to run when element becomes fully visiblevisibilitychange
function to run when the visibility of the element changespercentagechange
function to run when the percentage of the element changesstrategy
the strategy for observing the element.
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on the monitor instance.
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I began taking Effexor for depression in 1999 and took it until 2003. After several years of trying to treat my illness with different drugs prior to 1999, it turned out Effexor was the one that really worked. For a long time it seemed as though this was the perfect prescription for me. My depression was almost completely gone in a matter of a couple weeks and I was able to get on with my life. There were side effects, of course, but they were tolerable considering the alternative (debilitating depression). Mostly I lost my tolerance for alcohol and experienced a marked decrease in sex drive. The sex was difficult to get used to, actually, but that's another story.
Then, after 4 1/2 years of taking Effexor almost daily I lost my job. I quickly found out I could no longer afford the medicine without health insurance, so I involuntarily quit taking it by staggering my doses until I was completely out of the stuff. The withdrawl symptoms are horrible. I had experienced a hint of these symptoms a few times when my meds had run out and I had no refill, but this was the first time I didn't have an opportunity to get a prescription at all. The only thing I can liken it to is taking massive doses of depakote when you don't need it in the first place. Anyway, here are the withdrawl symptom I experienced:
*Crying for no reason - deep deep sadness
*Debilitating dizziness - I could not leave the house for 5 days. I couldn't walk for 2 days and had to crawl around the house when I had the energy to get out of bed or off the floor
*Panic attacks
*Terrible stomach aches
*Drenching night sweats
After about a week I came around and I found to my astonishment that the depression the Effexor was prescribed for was virtually gone. I could still sense a low-grade level of depression (which is still there all the time), but not nearly as bad as before I took Effexor or during the withdrawl symtoms. It is now almost 2 years later and I can honestly say that this is the scariest drug I have ever encountered because of the real addiction it causes. Sadly, my memory of the those years isn't the best either and I believe the drug has something to with that, although this is just conjecture. Having said all that, it did help my depression and may be the reason I'm no longer clinically depressed.
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Data-driven software engineer, always learning, always improving.
Master in Big Data Management & Analytics. I have experience researching, designing and developing software using multiple technologies.
Portfolio
Relevant projects connecting my career path:
Web platform for electrical operators in Colombia (PHP, Drupal)
cvTraffic
We implemented a vehicle classifier using OpenCV (C).
Microkernel app
Plugin for traffic light status visualization in TransModeler (C#)
Intelligent Transportation Systems
I designed the West-Central Metropolitan Area ITS architecture.
smaps
Web platform for Intelligent Transportation Systems.
Bariatrack
Data modeling & collection. Mobile app using Ionic.
Centro Memoria
Colombian armed conflict dashboard.
Geo Tweets
Tweets visualization according to topic and geolocation.
UDAPTOR
Big Data startup business plan & prototype
Sentiment Analysis & Visual Analytics
Perception of Migration on social media
GeoBERT
Named Entity Recognition (NER) System for the Oil&Gas Industry
CREG
Web platform for electrical operators in Colombia (PHP, Drupal)
Before finishing my career I started working as a research assistant in a High Performance Computing Lab. This was my first project for an external client: I Designed and developed a web application (Drupal, PHP) to evaluate strategic plans to reduce non-technical losses in electricity distribution for the Regulation Commission of Energy and Gas, CREG.
Traffic sensor to count and classify vehicles using computer vision.
This was a project developed with the Colombian Administrative Department of Science, Technology and Innovation; COLCIENCIAS.
I co-developed (team of two) a traffic sensor to count and classify vehicles. We had all imaginable challenges coming from an outdoor and uncontrolled environment. The project was developed using early releases of OpenCV. I participated in idea generation to product deployment at traffic intersections. My teammate worked heavily in the hardware (processing unit and camera communication) while I was in charge of the software components, including the sensor communication. We both worked in computer vision for background subtraction and vehicle classification.
This is how our sensor was integrated with other components to analyze traffic congestion:
We integrated the sensor with traffic controllers and geographic information systems to visualize traffic state in different management systems across the city. Other small teams were responsible for different components, including the traffic controller, the communication system & the Geographic Information System.
We will later deploy a similar system for the entire city. For that project, instead of ArcGIS, we used a traffic simulation platform called TransModeler. I was responsible for its integration into the entire system.
Traffic Central
Traffic sensor to count and classify vehicles using computer vision.
I designed the software architecture required for the Traffic Control Center in Pereira
I developed an application (.NET) using microkernel architecture to visualize the traffic lights of the city over a Traffic Simulation Platform (TransModeler), enabling traffic simulation using real time information.
Co-developed an application to manage the timing of traffic controllers for the city of Pereira following NTCIP communication protocols.
These products allowed us to be part of the Pereira Innovation and Technological Development Center (Colombia), creating an university spin-off focusing on Intelligent Transportation Systems.
Design the 'Regional Intelligent Transportation Systems Architecture for West Central Metropolitan Area' (Risaralda, Colombia). The local transport authorities adopted the ITS architecture, including agencies for public transport, traffic management, emergency response, traveller information, and data management.
I defined data flows, services, and applications to integrate all transport management stakeholders under a common data integration framework.
Date: 2014
Client: AMCO-CIDT
Category: Software architecture, ITS
smaps
Web platform for Intelligent Transportation Projects
I led the implementation of 'Regional Intelligent Transportation Systems Architecture for West Central Metropolitan Area' with a web platform (Node.js, OpenStreetMap, Common Alerting Protocol) integrating regional transport information from multiple data sources including traffic data, road emergencies & alerts, traffic light status, security cameras, public transport among others.
Smaps is currently under development by a different team. You can check their website here.
Date: Dec. 2015
Client: CIDT
Category: Backend/web development
Bariatrack
Software engineer for mobile app.
We developed a prototype required to evaluate the evolution of bariatric surgery' patients. I had to find the way to adapt the BAROS (Bariatric Analysis and Reporting Outcome System) for Colombian users in a digital environment. I led the development team and I was in charge of direct interaction with the client.
Date: Dec. 2016
Client: Mednovation (Medellín, Antioquia)
Category: Mobile
Colombian Armed Conflict
Interact with Colombian Armed Conflict data from Centro Memoria.
At this point I knew I wanted to pursue a data-driven career. I started to study visual analytics not only because it was a missing skill in our team. Besides taking responsibility for visual components in our projects at work, I continued learning in my free time developing side projects.
This is a data visualization project about warlike actions in the context of the Colombian armed conflict. In 2016 I sent this project to Centro Nacional de Memoria Histórica, asking for more data and proposing new ideas for visualization. They told me they were developing a project covering the topic. It was later published at 'Rutas del Conflicto', which I think lacks data-humanism. I agree with Lisa Charlotte Rost when she says we need to create visualizations and make people feel empathy about these topics.
Date: Nov. 2016
Client: Side project
Category: information visualization
Geo Tweets
Tweets visualization according to topic and geolocation.
This is another side project. Tweets visualization developed at Bios to practice and showcase some technologies. You can search up to four (4) different topics to see places where people are tweeting them the most. You can also filter topics by sentiment.
I designed the interface and lead the team for project implementation. I developed d3.js and leaflet related components.
All my side-projects in visual analytics would later be crucial to obtain a scholarship from the European Union for the Master in Big Data Management & Analytics, which I started in 2018 :)
Date: 2017
Client: Internal project at BIOS
Category: information visualization
UDAPTOR
Big Data startup business plan & prototype
In our Master we developed a data portability tool, we called it UDAPTOR. The project takes advantage of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to transfer data between service providers. Our idea was to facilitate data portability converting collections of files from one provider (e.g. Spotify) to another (Deezer, Apple Music, etc.). I participated from idea conception to the prototype implementation, responsible for the Knowledge Graph mappings required to transform the source files to the target files. I also developed the PoC using Spotify, improving music recommendations for users coming from Apple Music.
Later, two members of the original team continued the project with their BDMA Master Thesis. Here the official website, where you can find more info.
Date: July. 2019
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Client: UPC - Class Project
Category: data engineering, data integration, semantics
Twitter sentiment analysis
Sentiment analysis & Visual Analytics.
With the objective of getting information about the Perception of migrants on social media, we gathered Twitter data during the months of August, September and October 2019. We looked for tweets in English, that were not re-tweets and that contained one of the following words: migrant, immigrant, refugee and asylum seeker.
Visual Analytics Project. Course by Petra Isenberg at CentraleSupelec.
I designed the initial sketch for storytelling and implemented 80% of the visuals using d3.js.
The project is available at this Github site where you can find a data analysis report.
Date: January. 2020
Location: Paris, France
Client: CentraleSupélec - Class Project
Category: information visualization, data science, visual analytics
I built a Named Entity Recognition (NER) System for the Oil&Gas Industry.
First, I developed a distributed NLP pipeline using Apache Spark NLP for weak data labeling with distant resources (dictionaries, RegExp, ontologies) making the pipeline extensible to new named-entities and suitable for Big Data scenarios in other domains.
Using the noisy labels, I trained Deep Neural Network language models (BERT, DistilBERT & DistilRoBERTa) with a two-step fine-tuning process, improving accuracy in hard-to-learn named entities and showing promising results to solve the polysemy problem in our domain.
The project was developed in a cloud environment (Kubernetes, GCP) & it was managed using developer tools for Machine Learning (nbdev, Weights & Biases). The team continued the project at Schlumberger to incorporate more entities, aiming to build a complete Language Model for GeoSciences (GeoBERT)
At the beginning, this project was especially challenging since it was developed during the COVID-19 pandemic, but I was able to improve my capacity to keep focused and motivated


JavaScript implementation of most formula functions supported by Microsoft Excel 2013 and Google Spreadsheets
NOTE: some external libraries required
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| Status | Under development (first release scheduled for February, 2013) |
| Purpose | Provide a JavaScript implementation of most formula functions supported by Microsoft Excel 2013 and Google Spreadsheets |
| Origin | Expression Engine developed for the STOIC platform |
| Coverage | A handful of unsupported functions are left deliberatly out of scope, and a few others are in need of a suitable implementation |
| Dependencies | jStat, Lo-Dash, Moment.js, Numeral.js, Numeric JavaScript, Undercore.string (RequireJS package under development) |
| Deployment | Client-side and server-side (NPM package under development) |
| Author | Ismael Chang Ghalimi for STOIC, with help from a few contributors |
| License | MIT License |
| Type | Status | Reference |
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| Compatibility functions | Planned | Excel |
| Database functions | Planned | Excel |
| Date and time functions | Implemented | Excel |
| Engineering functions | Implemented | Excel |
| Financial functions | Started | Excel |
| Information functions | Planned | Excel |
| Logical functions | Implemented | Excel |
| Lookup and reference functions | Planned | Excel |
| Math and trigonometry functions | Implemented | Excel |
| Statistical functions | Implemented | Excel |
| Text functions | Implemented | Excel |
| User defined functions | Planned | Excel |
| Web functions | Planned | Excel |
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| Functions follow Microsoft Excel's type classification (vs Google). |
| Parameter names have been harmonized and simplified (they only affect documentation). |
| Periods in function names have been removed (CEILINGPRECISE vs CEILING.PRECISE). |
| Whenever matching functions in Microsoft Excel and Google Spreadsheets disagree, Microsoft Excel has precedence (larger user base). |
| Microsoft Excel's Cube functions are not supported. |
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Formula.js is developed and maintained by Ismael Chang Ghalimi, with support from STOIC and help from the following contributors:
Ilmari Karonen, Sébastien Loisel, Trevor Norris, Roönaän, Hannes Stiebitzhofer.
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Mercedes boss Wolff to skip Brazil now both F1 titles won
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff will miss Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix, making it the first race he has not attended since 2013, now that his team have won both Formula One championships for an unprecedented sixth year in a row.
LONDON: Mercedes boss Toto Wolff will miss Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix, making it the first race he has not attended since 2013, now that his team have won both Formula One championships for an unprecedented sixth year in a row.
A Mercedes spokesman said technical director James Allison will be the most senior team member at the track in the Austrian's absence.
"With both championships secured, it gives me more time in Europe to focus on other open topics," Wolff said in a team preview of the season's penultimate race at Sao Paulo's Interlagos track.
"It's great to be able to do this and to know that the team will represent the three-pointed star in the best way possible both on and off the track."
Lewis Hamilton won his sixth world championship when he finished second to team mate Valtteri Bottas in Austin, Texas, on Nov. 3 after the team sealed the constructors' championship in Japan on Oct. 13.
Mercedes have dominated the V6 turbo-hybrid era that started in 2014 and have won 14 of this season's 19 races so far - Hamilton 10 of them.
The Briton has 83 career wins and is closing in on Michael Schumacher's all-time record of 91. The 34-year-old won in Brazil last year, while Mercedes wrapped up the constructors' championship there.
With both titles secure, and the top three positions in the constructors' standings locked in, Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull will also be using the last two races to test ideas for next season.
"Despite this record-breaking achievement, I still feel a lot of hunger and desire for more achievements," said Wolff.
"There's no sense of complacency, everybody is still determined to keep on improving... we have two races to go in the 2019 season and we want to end this season on a high."
The last race is in Abu Dhabi on Dec. 1
(Reporting by Alan Baldwin, editing by Pritha Sarkar)


FC-CAT(1) FC-CAT(1) NAME fc-cat - read font information cache files SYNOPSIS fc-cat [ -rvVh ] [ --recurse ] [ --verbose ] [ --version ] [ --help ] [ fonts-cache-2-files | dirs ... ] DESCRIPTION fc-cat reads the font information from cache files or related to font directories and emits it in ASCII form. OPTIONS This program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below. -r --recurse Recurse into subdirectories. -v --verbose Be verbose. -h --help Show summary of options. -V --version Show version of the program and exit. SEE ALSO fc-cache(1) fc-list(1) fc-match(1) fc-pattern(1) fc-query(1) fc-scan(1) The fontconfig user's guide, in HTML format: /usr/share/doc/fontcon‐ fig/fontconfig-user.html. AUTHOR This manual page was written by Patrick Lam<EMAIL_ADDRESS>16 April 2012 FC-CAT(1)


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--- title: "Using kermit for downloading data from YSI-terminal 650MDS under linux" date: 2014-12-09T18:28:54 lastmod: 2014-12-09T18:28:54 draft: false # Authors. Comma separated list, e.g. `["Bob Smith", "David Jones"]`. authors: - Ming Su tags: - YSI - ECO-watch - kermit - linux - water quality summary: "Using kermit for downloading data from YSI-terminal 650MDS under linux" ---
The offical ECO-Watch software only support on Windows systems.
By using kermit, we can simply download data in YSI-terminal 650DMS through serial port connection.
apt-get install ckermit
or
yum install ckermit
or
pacman -S ckermit
cat ~/.kermrc
set line /dev/ttyUSB0
set speed 9600
set carrier-watch off
set handshake none
set flow-control none
robust
set parity none
set stop-bits 1
set file type bin
set file name lit
set rec pack 1000
set send pack 1000
set window 5
On linux terminal:
sudo kermit -c
On YSI-terminal MDS650:
File/Upload to PC/
select the file and press ENTER


India vs Bangladesh 2nd Test Day 2 Live Cricket Score: Taijul Islam Removes Akinkya Rahane To Break Dangerous Stand
IND vs BAN Live Score: India were 174/3 at stumps on the opening day of the second Test, with a lead of 68 runs at Eden Gardens.
by Abhimanyu BoseBangladesh won the toss and India everything else against a ball they are not acquainted with on the first day of their maiden Day-Night Test, the quality of contest spectacularly failing to match the manic pre-match hype. First the Ishant Sharma-led Indian pace unit terrorised the visitors, bundling them out for 106 in just under 31 overs even before twilight set in. With two of their batsmen concussed, the mentally-scarred Bangladesh attack then found itself at the receiving end of a masterclass from the Indian captain Virat Kohli, who remained unbeaten on 59 off 93 balls, as India reached 174/3 at stumps on the opening day of the second Test at Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Friday. The stodgy Cheteshwar Pujara, with two pink ball hundreds under his belt in first-class cricket, scored a chiselled 55 as India took a 68-run lead. (Live Scorecard)


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| void | readBinary (DeviceCfgDb &data, std::istream &inputStream) |
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Holds a device's configuration bit mapping.
This database contains one entry for every TileType of the corresponding Device, holding its mapping information.
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Gets tile type databases.
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Gets tile type databases read only.
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Resets all properties to default values.
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The time on the server is [=new DateTime.now()].
This page is served by Rikulo Stream [=connect.server.version].
All the code for this cartridge is available at [https://github.com/kraman/openshift-dart](https://github.com/kraman/openshift-dart).
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Below is a handout that was given at the beginning of the day. A second handout was given just after lunch. Together they define an exercise designed to require teams to work out and demonstrate these skills:
<Handout #1 - Morning session>
Welcome to the BBC - Part I
Welcome to the BBC - The “Bouncy Ball Company”. You have been selected to join the newly formed Super Hot Automation Facilitation Team, SHAFT for short.
The focus of this team is to outcompete every other manufacturer by building software that will automate every step in the manufacture of most any sort of ball, starting with the most popular product here in the northeast; the football (American NFL football).
Manufacturing overview reference: http://www.madehow.com/Volume-3/Football.html
For the bill of materials and manufacturing steps, see the link above:
Forms teams, possibly based on the stages of the manufacturing process, and be sure to remain agile. More news later.
The first half of the day (pre-lunch) will be devoted to iterating and improving the process with at least three deliveries, each accompanied by a customer review and feedback.
<end Handout #1 - Morning session>
LUNCH
<Handout #2 - Afternoon session>
Welcome to the BBC - Part II
Start manufacturing soccer balls. The requirement is to apply all the learning that went into making footballs to now making soccer balls, maximizing the automation by maximizing parameterization, and minimizing waste of the raw materials.
Manufacturing overview reference: http://www.madehow.com/Volume-5/Soccer-Ball.html
As you may have surmised by now, the real exercise is about teamwork, both within teams and across teams, and rapidly finding out what works for the people who show up.
<end Handout #2 - Afternoon session>
Here's what happened:
The morning was predictably defined by lots of questions -
-- What constitutes "acceptance"?.
-- How will we divide the work up?"
-- How will me track progress?
The answers were much simpler than attendees imagined:
-- Ask the customer what is acceptable, and a rank-ordered list of what comes first, second, etc.
-- Organization is entirely up to the team(s).
-- Deliver working (acceptable)
software.
The afternoon session raised the bar on agility at both the testing and implementation levels:
The outcomes I was most pleased with were that 18 peoples who do not work together, all of who met at this monthly workshop ...


MONOLITH (1993) A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 1999
Long time ago, the author of this review watched the documentary series COSMOS. In one of the episodes, its narrator, Carl Sagan, made an interesting experiment. He collected samples of all the chemical elements that create human body and mixed them all, trying to create a man. Of course, it failed. Unfortunately, the authors of MONOLITH didn't watch this particular episode, otherwise they wouldn't make a movie so utterly disappointing like this one. Like Sagan, they had interesting elements for interesting SF action thriller- good, or at least, capable actors; good special effects; few interesting action scenes - but they failed to connect them into coherent film.
The plot, like so many of them, takes place in Los Angeles. Tucker (played by Bill Paxton) and Terri Flynn (played by Lindsay Frost) are pair of tough LAPD detectives that are investigating the murder of a small boy. The killer is emotionally disturbed scientist, but, before they can find out any motives for the killing, the suspect and all the evidence is taken over by Department of Historical Research, led by menacing Villano (played by John Hurt). Of course, Tucker and Flynn decide to investigate further, and they find a lot of violent incidents in the city - incidents involving some malevolent alien force, capable of taking over human bodies. But, before they anything about it, they must take care of Villano and his henchmen, who would stop at nothing to suppress the truth.
The concept of this film, although it resembles X-FILES (that had the first season in the same year), is actually very unoriginal - some mean alien coming to Los Angeles and being unstoppable, until few dedicates members of LAPD take care of him (like in I COME IN PEACE or HIDDEN). The screenplay by Steven Lister is awful - it simply doesn't connect the dots between obligatory action scenes, the characters are unappealing and wooden, and the plot contains wholes with the size of Nebraska. Of course, there are some huge implausibilities (like organisation called Department of Historical Research taking over murder suspects from LAPD) that look like an insult to viewer's intelligence. If Lister and director Eyres made those mistakes deliberately, trying to turn this film into self-parody, they failed. The film looks dead serious. Some actors, like Louis Gossett Jr. and John Hurt, are doing their work very well, but they can't breathe life into bad and stereotypical roles. Paxton and Frost are, on the other hand, totally deprived of any chemistry between the characters they play, either romantic or classic "buddy buddy" model. Some action scenes look interesting, but a lot of pyrotechnics and special effects won't change the verdict on this film - MONOLITH is failed film that should be avoided.
RATING: 2/10 (-)
Review written on September 11th 1999
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2001 A Space Odyssey
Humanity finds a mysterious, obviously artificial object buried beneath the Lunar surface and, with the intelligent computer H.A.L. 9000, sets off on a quest.
2001 A Space odysseyOne of my favorite bands is Yes .
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(conf=None, appName=None)[source]¶ Get the current active spark context and create one if no active instance :param conf: combining bigdl configs into spark conf :return: SparkContext
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(conf=None)[source]¶ Creates or gets a SparkContext with optimized configuration for BigDL performance. The method will also initialize the BigDL engine.
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(features, labels, bigdl_type='float')[source]¶ Convert a ndarray of features and labels to Sample, which would be used in Java side. :param features: an ndarray or a list of ndarrays :param labels: an ndarray or a list of ndarrays or a scalar :param bigdl_type: “double” or “float”
>>> import numpy as np >>> from bigdl.util.common import callBigDlFunc >>> from numpy.testing import assert_allclose >>> np.random.seed(123) >>> sample = Sample.from_ndarray(np.random.random((2,3)), np.random.random((2,3))) >>> sample_back = callBigDlFunc("float", "testSample", sample) >>> assert_allclose(sample.features[0].to_ndarray(), sample_back.features[0].to_ndarray()) >>> assert_allclose(sample.label.to_ndarray(), sample_back.label.to_ndarray()) >>> expected_feature_storage = np.array(([[0.69646919, 0.28613934, 0.22685145], [0.55131477, 0.71946895, 0.42310646]])) >>> expected_feature_shape = np.array([2, 3]) >>> expected_label_storage = np.array(([[0.98076421, 0.68482971, 0.48093191], [0.39211753, 0.343178, 0.72904968]])) >>> expected_label_shape = np.array([2, 3]) >>> assert_allclose(sample.features[0].storage, expected_feature_storage, rtol=1e-6, atol=1e-6) >>> assert_allclose(sample.features[0].shape, expected_feature_shape) >>> assert_allclose(sample.labels[0].storage, expected_label_storage, rtol=1e-6, atol=1e-6) >>> assert_allclose(sample.labels[0].shape, expected_label_shape)
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You dare not go for 3rd term – Aisha Yesufu to Buhari (Video)
by Sanya AgunbiadeHuman Rights Activist and Co-Convener of Bring Back Our Girls (BBOG) Aisha Yesufu, has called out President Muhammadu Buhari over his alleged plans to for for a 3rd term in office.
If you recall Hon. Enya, Organising Secretary to President Buhari for the 2019 elections called for the amendment of the constitution to remove clauses hindering the President and state governors from running third terms.
In her reaction to the clause, Aisha Yesufu made a vow that she would do everything possible within her powers to stop that and the President should not even bear the thought.
According to her, if possible, she would call for a Referendum where the electorate would take the ultimate decision of agreeing or disagreeing with the third term Agenda.
In her words, “For this Naija where we dey, Buhari no go dare am, say he wan do third term. Say Wetin?
She said she refuses to be enslaved by the Buhari led-administration, asking the President and his party members to squash the plan.
“Anyhow that idea dey come from their head, make them squash am, make them squeeze am”
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MTN Marathon: Vision Group gives sh250m
by James BakamaThe offer from Uganda’s top media house has Vision Group covering the marathon on all its platforms.
MTN Chief Commercial Officer Somdev Sen (2nd left) and MTN Manager Sponsorships and Events John Paul Okwi (right) receive a sh250m dummy cheque from Vision Group's Joseph Byaruhanga (left) Marketing Manager Print & Printing and Dorothy Muttu (2nd left) and Head of Marketing and Communication, towards the MTN Kampala Marathon during a press conference at Vision Group offices. PHOTOS: Michael Nsubuga
Vision Group has given the MTN Marathon a sh250m boost.
The offer from Uganda’s top media house has Vision Group covering the marathon on all its platforms.
“We are giving back to maternal health,” said Head of Marketing and Communication Dorothy Muttu.
Proceeds from this year will go towards improvement of maternal health.
“Up to 47 in every 100 women in Uganda die because of poor maternal health.
We hope the turn up speaks to the cause,” said Muttu as she handed over the cheque to Somdev Sen, MTN’s acting Chief Marketing Officer at Vision Group’s head office.
Sen thanked Vision Group for the gesture that has the media house covering the marathon before, during and after its flag-off.
“This is a huge offer from Vision Group. We thank all those who join MTN in ensuring that no mother is in pain.”
Sen also observed that the marathon keeps growing because of partners like Vision Group. He cited the recent regional run in Arua that drew record numbers.
Also present was John Paul Okwi, MTN’s Manager Sponsorships and Events and Joseph Byaruhanga, Vision Group’s Marketing Manager.
As Okwi handed over a kit to Muttu he also demonstrated a new addition of a phone pouch.
“We always had a challenge of many of the participants not comfortably running with their phones. But with this pouch, everyone will be able to have their phones.”
Vision Group has for long been a key partner for the marathon that has over the past 15 years grown into Kampala’s biggest social event.
Stanbic, Huawei, Rwenzori, Uganda Athletics Federation and Uganda Police are some of the other partners.
World and Olympic champion Stephen Kiprotich and double Commonwealth and African champion Moses Kipsiro are some of the big names that have featured in the annual race.
The race also attracts a big international entry that has over the years had Kenya has dominate the podium.


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CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE ext_expenses (name text, ...)
LOCATION (
'file://seghost1/data/external/expenses1.csv',
'file://seghost1/data/external/expenses2.csv',
'file://seghost2/data/external/expenses3.csv',
'file://seghost2/data/external/expenses4.csv'
)
FORMAT 'CSV' ( HEADER );
gpfdist -d /var/load_files/expenses1 -p 8081 >> gpfdist.log 2>&1 &
gpfdist -d /var/load_files/expenses2 -p 8082 >> gpfdist.log 2>&1 &
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(name text, date date, amount float4, description text)
LOCATION (
'gpfdist://etlhost:8081/*',
'gpfdist://etlhost:8082/*')
FORMAT 'TEXT' (DELIMITER '|')
ENCODING ’UTF-8’
LOG ERRORS
SEGMENT REJECT LIMIT 10000 ROWS ;
INSERT INTO expenses (SELECT * FROM ext_expenses);
Greenplum connection information
gpfdist config info
Pre-existing table, data entry mode
Pre and post SQL
VERSION: <IP_ADDRESS>
DATABASE: faa2
USER: gpadmin
HOST: smdw
PORT: 5432
GPLOAD:
INPUT:
- SOURCE:
LOCAL_HOSTNAME:
- mdw
PORT: 8081
FILE:
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- FORMAT: csv
- DELIMITER: ','
- ESCAPE: '"'
- QUOTE: '"'
- HEADER: true
- ERROR_LIMIT: 100
OUTPUT:
- TABLE: faadata.factontimeperformance
- MODE: insert
PRELOAD:
- TRUNCATE: true
- REUSE_TABLES: false
SQL:
- BEFORE: "INSERT INTO audit VALUES('start', current_timestamp)"
- AFTER: "INSERT INTO audit VALUES('end', current_timestamp)"
gpload -f control_file
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[-h <hostname>] [-p <port>]
[-U <username>] [-d <database>]
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2012-01-17 09:05:29|INFO|gpload session started 2012-01-17 09:05:29
2012-01-17 09:05:29|INFO|started gpfdist -p 8081 -P 8082 -f "/rawdata/FAADOn_Time_Performance_*.csv" -t 30
2012-01-17 09:11:23|INFO|running time: 353.36 seconds
2012-01-17 09:11:23|INFO|rows Inserted = 20860045
2012-01-17 09:11:23|INFO|rows Updated = 0
2012-01-17 09:11:23|INFO|data formatting errors = 0
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Loading from a set of URLs
CREATE EXTERNAL WEB TABLE ext_expenses (name text,
exp_date date, amount float4, desc text)
LOCATION (
'http://xyz.company.com/expenses/sales/expenses.csv',
'http://xyz.company.com/expenses/finance/expenses.csv',
'http://xyz.company.com/expenses/ops/expenses.csv'
) FORMAT 'CSV' ( HEADER );
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CREATE EXTERNAL WEB TABLE log_output (linenum int,
message text)
EXECUTE '/var/load_scripts/get_log_data.sh'
ON HOST FORMAT 'TEXT' (DELIMITER '|');
Loading from a command
CREATE EXTERNAL WEB TABLE du_space (
storage text
)
EXECUTE 'df -k' ON ALL FORMAT 'TEXT';
Environment variables are not source'd at the segment host. They can be set in the EXECUTE clause as follows:
CREATE EXTERNAL WEB TABLE TEST(segname text, abbrev text)
EXECUTE 'export HNAME="$HOSTNAME"-SR; echo
"$HOSTNAME,$HNAME"' FORMAT 'TEXT' (DELIMITER ',');
SELECT * FROM test;
segname | abbrev
---------+---------
sdw2 | sdw2-SR
sdw1 | sdw1-SR
(2 rows)
To disable the use of the EXECUTE command in web table definitions
gpadmin$ gpconfig -c gp_external_enable_exec -v off
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| $GP_ID | Command count of the session executing the external table statement. |
| $GP_DATABASE | Database that the external table definition resides in. |
| $GP_DATE | Date the external table command was executed. |
| $GP_MASTER_HOST | Host name of the GP master from which the external table statement was dispatched. |
| $GP_MASTER_PORT | Port number of the GP master from which the external table statement was dispatched. |
| $GP_SEG_DATADIR | Data directory location of the segment instance executing the external table command. |
| $GP_SEG_PG_CONF | Location of the postgresql.conf file for the segment. |
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| $GP_SEG_PORT | Port number of the segment instance executing command. |
| $GP_SEGMENT_COUNT | Total number of primary segments in the GP cluster. |
| $GP_SEGMENT_ID | ID of the segment instance executing command. |
| $GP_SESSION_ID | Database session identifier number associated with command. |
| $GP_SN | Serial number of the external table scan node in the query plan of the external table statement. |
| $GP_TIME | Time the external table command run. |
| $GP_USER | Database user running the command. |
| $GP_XID | Transaction ID of the external table statement. |
[LOG ERRORS] SEGMENT REJECT LIMIT count [ROWS | PERCENT]
-- To view bad/rejected rows
SELECT * FROM gp_read_error_log ('table_name');
DROP EXTERNAL TABLE IF EXISTS wiki_pages_ext;
CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE wiki_pages_ext ( LIKE wiki_pages )
LOCATION ('gphdfs://hadoop-w-0:8020/user/gpadmin/word_count/out/part-m-*')
FORMAT 'TEXT' (DELIMITER E'\t' NULL E'')
ENCODING 'UTF8'
LOG ERRORS SEGMENT REJECT LIMIT 1 PERCENT;
GRANT SELECT ON wiki_pages_ext TO demo;
INSERT INTO wiki_pages SELECT * FROM wiki_pages_ext;
NOTICE: Found 66 data formatting errors (66 or more input rows)
INSERT 0 15347677
Time: 9674.557 ms
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM wiki_pages;
count
---------
15347677
(1 row)
One time setup for using gphdfs requires setting a couple of parameters
gp_hadoop_target_version
gp_hadoop_home


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This article provides instructions on how to make use of multiple external networks from within an OpenShift cluster. If you've requested an OpenShift cluster with multiple networks from UKCloud you'll have multiple data planes - usually one for the internet and one for the community network you’ve requested be added to your deployment. Building applications that listen on these networks is relatively straightforward but requires some specific configuration to be put in place on your application routes. This guide should help explain how you go about exposing your application on the relevant networks.
Intended audience
To complete the steps in this guide you must have access to and a working knowledge of oc
, the OpenShift command-line client (CLI). For more information, see OpenShift's Get Started with the CLI.
High level overview
Firstly, an explanation of what gets deployed: the cluster will have front-end load balancers that sit outside OpenShift, which essentially do TCP passthrough of incoming traffic to the OpenShift routers deployed inside your cluster. As a cluster administrator, you can see the OpenShift routers by viewing the default
project. You'll also have another set of routers that run on the community network facing nodes that provide termination of inbound traffic from the community network.
The three scenarios shown in the above diagram are as follows:
Traffic from the internet to application-1 (blue lines)
Traffic from the internet and a community network to application-2 (green and red lines)
Traffic from a community network to application-3 only (purple lines)
We'll be using some basic example applications to demonstrate publishing routes in each of these three application scenarios.
Process and code examples
Scenario 1 - Traffic from the internet to application-1
First, we'll create a project called routersharding
and the three applications to demonstrate with:
$ oc new-project routersharding
Now using project "routersharding" on server "https://console.x-y-zzz-abcdef:8443".
$ oc new-app centos/ruby-22-centos7~https://github.com/openshift/ruby-ex.git --name=application-1
$ oc new-app centos/ruby-22-centos7~https://github.com/openshift/ruby-ex.git --name=application-2
$ oc new-app centos/ruby-22-centos7~https://github.com/openshift/ruby-ex.git --name=application-3
$ oc get svc
NAME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE
application-1 ClusterIP x.y.144.215 <none> 8080/TCP 1m
application-2 ClusterIP x.y.122.177 <none> 8080/TCP 1m
application-3 ClusterIP x.y.247.162 <none> 8080/TCP 1m
$ oc expose svc application-1
route "application-1" exposed
$ oc get routes
NAME HOST/PORT PATH SERVICES PORT TERMINATION WILDCARD
application-1 application-1-routersharding.demo-env.region1.cna.ukcloud.com application-1 8080-tcp None
Now to see that your route has been published, you can describe the route and see where it's been exposed, or you can review the routes in the default router by opening a session to the router pod and reviewing the configuration.
Find a router pod - in this case labelled router-<buildno>-<uniqueid>
:
$ oc project default
Now using project "default" on server "https://console.x-y-zzz-abcdef:8443".
$ oc get pods
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
docker-registry-1-466xv 1/1 Running 0 16h
registry-console-2-bff2q 1/1 Running 0 18h
router-4-bjqz2 1/1 Running 0 8h
router-4-q5g6g 1/1 Running 0 8h
router-secondary-2-f2p8z 1/1 Running 0 1d
router-secondary-2-nr2lm 1/1 Running 0 15d
Remotely launch an interactive shell in a router and look at the routes.json
file to see our route is published:
$ oc rsh router-4-bjqz2
sh-4.2$ cat /var/lib/haproxy/router/routes.json | grep application-1-routersharding
"Host": "application-1-routersharding.demo-env.region1.cna.ukcloud.com",
Similarly, we can see that no routes are currently published on the router-secondary
pods:
$ oc get pods
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
docker-registry-1-466xv 1/1 Running 0 1h
registry-console-2-bff2q 1/1 Running 0 3h
router-1-6fzkh 1/1 Running 0 1h
router-1-pzjrj 1/1 Running 0 50d
router-secondary-2-f2p8z 1/1 Running 0 1d
router-secondary-2-nr2lm 1/1 Running 0 15d
$ oc rsh router-secondary-2-f2p8z
sh-4.2$ cat /var/lib/haproxy/router/routes.json
{}
So that shows the basic route is now published, which fulfils scenario 1 shown in the diagram above.
Scenario 2 - Traffic from the internet and a community network to application-2
To make the route appear on the secondary router and achieve scenario 2, we need to label the route appropriately so that it's also exposed on the router-secondary
pods. By default, we setup the secondary routers with a label based route selector of "router-secondary=true"
.
Here we see the route selector label setup on the secondary router. This indicates that this route will publish routes that are labelled with "router-secondary=true"
:
$ oc describe dc router-secondary | grep ROUTE_LABELS
ROUTE_LABELS: router-secondary=true
Now we need to switch back to our application project and make the changes to our application b to meet scenario 2:
$ oc project routersharding
Now using project "routersharding" on server "https://console.x-y-zzz-abcdef:8443".
First, we expose the route on the default router as before:
$ oc expose svc application-2
route "application-2" exposed
# we can apply the label to expose our route on the secondary router with the following command
$ oc label route application-2 "router-secondary=true"
route "application-2" labeled
By describing the route, we can now see it's been exposed on both routers (see exposed on
lines below):
$ oc describe route application-2
Name: application-2
Namespace: routersharding
Created: 3 minutes ago
Labels: app=application-2
router-secondary=true
Annotations: openshift.io/host.generated=true
Requested Host: application-2-routersharding.demo-env.region1.cna.ukcloud.com
exposed on router router 3 minutes ago
exposed on router router-secondary 2 minutes ago
Path: <none>
TLS Termination: <none>
Insecure Policy: <none>
Endpoint Port: 8080-tcp
Service: application-2
Weight: 100 (100%)
Endpoints: <IP_ADDRESS>:8080
Reviewing the routes on the router-secondary
pods as before also shows our route now exposed there:
$ oc rsh router-secondary-2-f2p8z
sh-4.2$ cat /var/lib/haproxy/router/routes.json
{
"routersharding:application-2": {
"Name": "application-2",
"Namespace": "routersharding",
"Host": "application-2-routersharding.demo-env.region1.cna.ukcloud.com",
"Path": "",
"TLSTermination": "",
"Certificates": null,
"VerifyServiceHostname": false,
"Status": "saved",
"PreferPort": "8080-tcp",
"InsecureEdgeTerminationPolicy": "",
"RoutingKeyName": "8647b1a7d5f913923a2eae0e1d02df09",
"IsWildcard": false,
"Annotations": {
"openshift.io/host.generated": "true"
},
"ServiceUnits": {
"routersharding/application-2": 100
},
"ServiceUnitNames": {
"routersharding/application-2": 256
},
"ActiveServiceUnits": 1,
"ActiveEndpoints": 1
}
}
Scenario 3 - Traffic from a community network to application-3 only
The final scenario for application-3
requires modification of the original routers to ensure they don’t select routes with a specific label (by default they expose all of the routes we expose). We’ll recreate the same application in a new project called test-project1
to demonstrate this.
First, we edit the existing default router to tell it not to select routes that have a label of isolated=true
:
$ oc project default
Now using project "default" on server "https://console.x-y-zzz-abcdef:8443".
$ oc set env dc/router ROUTE_LABELS='isolated != true'
deploymentconfig "router” updated
We can now create a new basic route with that label and see that it doesn't appear on any router:
$ oc expose svc application-3 --labels="isolated=true"
route "application-3" exposed
$ oc describe route application-3
Name: application-3
Namespace: routersharding
Created: 19 seconds ago
Labels: isolated=true
Annotations: openshift.io/host.generated=true
Requested Host: application-3-routersharding.demo-env.region1.cna.ukcloud.com
Path: <none>
TLS Termination: <none>
Insecure Policy: <none>
Endpoint Port: 8080-tcp
Service: application-3
Weight: 100 (100%)
Endpoints: <IP_ADDRESS>:8080
Notice that this doesn't appear to be exposed on any routers. We can check this on the routers quickly as we have previously:
$ oc project default
Now using project "default" on server "https://console.x-y-zzz-abcdef:8443".
$ oc rsh router-4-bjqz2
sh-4.2$ cat /var/lib/haproxy/router/routes.json | grep application-3-routersharding
<no results>
Similarly, it's not appearing on our secondary router either:
$ oc rsh router-secondary-2-f2p8z
sh-4.2$ cat /var/lib/haproxy/router/routes.json | grep application-3-routersharding
<no results>
Now we can just expose this route on the secondary routers by tagging it with the appropriate label for those routers:
$ oc project routersharding
Now using project "routersharding" on server "https://console.x-y-zzz-abcdef:8443".
$ oc label route application-3 "router-secondary=true"
route "application-3" labeled
$ oc describe route application-3
Name: application-3
Namespace: routersharding
Created: 3 minutes ago
Labels: isolated=true
router-secondary=true
Annotations: openshift.io/host.generated=true
Requested Host: application-3-routersharding.demo-env.region1.cna.ukcloud.com
exposed on router router-secondary 4 seconds ago
Path: <none>
TLS Termination: <none>
Insecure Policy: <none>
Endpoint Port: 8080-tcp
Service: application-3
Weight: 100 (100%)
Endpoints: <IP_ADDRESS>:8080
# notice how this route now is showing as exposed on router-secondary. We can verify this as before.
$ oc project default
Now using project "default" on server "https://console.x-y-zzz-abcdef:8443".
$ oc rsh router-secondary-2-f2p8z
$ oc rsh router-secondary-2-f2p8z
sh-4.2$ cat /var/lib/haproxy/router/routes.json
{
"routersharding:application-2": {
"Name": "application-2",
"Namespace": "routersharding",
"Host": "application-2-routersharding.demo-env.region1.cna.ukcloud.com",
"Path": "",
"TLSTermination": "",
"Certificates": null,
"VerifyServiceHostname": false,
"Status": "saved",
"PreferPort": "8080-tcp",
"InsecureEdgeTerminationPolicy": "",
"RoutingKeyName": "8647b1a7d5f913923a2eae0e1d02df09",
"IsWildcard": false,
"Annotations": {
"openshift.io/host.generated": "true"
},
"ServiceUnits": {
"routersharding/application-2": 100
},
"ServiceUnitNames": {
"routersharding/application-2": 256
},
"ActiveServiceUnits": 1,
"ActiveEndpoints": 1
},
"routersharding:application-3": {
"Name": "application-3",
"Namespace": "routersharding",
"Host": "application-3-routersharding.demo-env.region1.cna.ukcloud.com",
"Path": "",
"TLSTermination": "",
"Certificates": null,
"VerifyServiceHostname": false,
"Status": "",
"PreferPort": "8080-tcp",
"InsecureEdgeTerminationPolicy": "",
"RoutingKeyName": "187190814c4acaea9156fd0ca476bd4f",
"IsWildcard": false,
"Annotations": {
"openshift.io/host.generated": "true"
},
"ServiceUnits": {
"routersharding/application-3": 100
},
"ServiceUnitNames": null,
"ActiveServiceUnits": 1,
"ActiveEndpoints": 0
}
}
The above shows both the routes we've created in this demo now on router-secondary
.
Note
If you want to expose applications on a private network, the above logic still applies. The only differences are that the deployment config for the router is called router-private
and the route label required to expose your routes is router-private=true
.
Further reading
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FontForge will allow you to search a font for all glyphs containing a certain shape and optionally replace that shape with another shape.
FontForge allows you to control whether a match will be found even if the shape has undergone certain transformations (ie. rotated, scaled, flipped, etc.).
The search will be on a point by point basis. That is, the first point of the search pattern will be moved to a point in the glyph being searched, and all subsequent points and control points in the search pattern must lie exactly on top of an equivalent point in the glyph.
Of course if a transformation is allowed, then it is the transformed search pattern which must match.
Normally FontForge will search all glyphs in a font, but you may restrict the search so that only those glyphs which are selected will be tested.
The search and replace panes behave very much like the outline glyph views and you may draw within them using the tools available in the outline view. The menu at the top of the window is a subset of the menu in the outline glyph view. Only one of the two panes is active at a given time, and the menu works on the active one. You can make a pane active by clicking in it, or by using the [Tab] key.
The [Find]
button will start at the beginning of the font and
search for the first glyph containing the search pattern and then open an
outline glyph view looking at that glyph. After [Find]
has been
used once the button changes to [Find Next]
whose behavior is
similar excepts that it starts at the last glyph found and displays the next
glyph in the same window.
The [Find All]
button will select all glyphs containing the
pattern.
The [Replace]
button only works after a [Find]/[Find
Next]/[Replace]
. It replaces the thing found with the replace pattern,
and does another [Find Next]
.
The [Replace All]
button replaces all instances of the search
pattern with the replace pattern and selects all glyphs found.
There are three different kinds of search, and which is used depends on the
shapes in the patterns. If the search pattern contains a closed path or multiple
paths, then the search looks for an exact match, ie. for each path in the
search pattern there must be a path in the glyph which matches it exactly.
Whereas, if the search pattern is a single open path then the search will
look for the search pattern within any path. And a variant of this
last-- if the [] Endpoints specify minimum length and direction only
box is checked, then the end points of the search pattern will not
be matched, only the points between them will match -- This may seem rather
odd, but it allows you to match something like "all right angles" where you
neither know nor care how long the segments are on either side of the right
angle.
The way a replacement happens will depend on the type of search.
The above could be used to convert a san-serif font into a serifed one (simplifying grossly). The end point of the search pattern is the same distance from its start point as is the end point of the replace pattern. The first (only) point matched in the search pattern is the right angle point. There is no point in the replace pattern that corresponds to it, so nothing in the replace pattern can be aligned with it, but given that point we can extrapolate backwards where the start point would be, then lay a virtual replacement point on top of it, and place the other replacement points normally.
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derivatives_a, d_a = soap.derivatives(system, positions=[2, 0, 1], method="analytical")
self.assertTrue(np.allclose(derivatives_n, derivatives_a, rtol=1e-6, atol=1e-6))
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Second and equally inconsequential is that I added a flag to Bashpress to globally enable or disable comments, which I’ve disabled. Al3x’s reasoning sits well with me but for someone without his noteriety, I need a crutch. delicious.js pulls in every save and note from del.icio.us for the post, at least giving folks willing to dive deeper a map of sorts. It isn’t perfect but hopefully I can work out trackbacks or something to complete the puzzle.
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The high was nothing like the 10 minutes of euphoria followed by a hellish crash I expected. I felt it strongly for several hours and experienced no come down. After smoking weed we got dropped off and starting riding bikes. It was my first time riding my bike since its tune up, and that along with the incredible energy I experienced from the cocaine high made for the best bike ride of my life. During our bike rides I experienced no fatigued and flew up and down hills effortlessly. I felt great that whole night at my friends party which consisted of ridiculous amounts of weed smoking. I did not feel guilty or ashamed at all and my vow of never trying it was compromised and replaced with a vow to never spend money on it. I felt no desire to do it the next day and did it once more during senior year.
The night following my high school graduation was the night I went to hell, and went back every day for over half a year.  We hopped from bar to bar, dropping much of my graduation money on expensive shots with no regret. It was also my first night spending money on coke, though it was only 20 dollars, it was the first 20 of several thousand that I would soon spend, most of the countless lines I snorted came from the sacks of others, b/c every one had coke.
The experience changed me. The days of feeling euphoric from weed smoking were long over, I found my new muse. The next time I purchased some was 2 grams for a 3 day musical festival in Tennessee, and when I had low tolerance that was more than enough, but soon enough my tolerance sky rocketed. I was actively selling weed during the summer, and I would spend my profits on cocaine and I turned a lot of my friends on to it and met a lot of kids my age and older who fucked around with blow.  On the weekends my excesses were beyond rational estimation.
 As a coke head I was much more social than I was as a pothead and enjoyed parties much more, and would pull all nighters every night, sleeping wherever I passed out.
The notorious comedowns which follow the cocaine high seemed nonexistent to me, as my friends would often complain of them I would still be in the middle of my euphoria. Every so often, about monthly, I would experience an awful comedown, usually after a coke party.  A few days later I would be back to my old ways.
When summer was winding down I stopped selling weed, and most of my coke buddies cut back significantly in their usage. I was still addicted and managed to feed my addiction without much struggle, and if I failed to raise the necessary funds I would be chilling with people who would be holding. I had hundreds of dollars saved in the bank, but that disappeared quickly. I was blowing rails [excessively large lines] the way I used to blow lines and was blowing lines the way I used to blow bumps. I was able to clear over a gram in one shot.
I was taking the year off from school, differed from college for a year of working odd jobs, which I;'d use to fund my partying. B/c my friends were either busy w/ high school or college, I made new friends with the local drug lord and all his roommates. He had the best coke and headies in town, and ample connects for anything else, and he thought I was the funniest kid so I pretty much lived there for half a year, making lots of good friends, going on long drug binges and witnessing the life of a lucrative coke dealer first hand.
After a half a year of the American Dream, I went to college b/c my parents had enough of my ways. My school is up in the woods in Vermont, where coke is few and far between, half as good and twice as expensive as it was in the city. Without my muse, nothing thrills me anymore.
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