Testing Ember apps with Cucumber
THE PROBLEMS
Ember-Testing for developers, not puny mortals
Ember-Testing has limited interaction features
Ember-Testing isn't for integration testing (Rails + Ember)
App has non-Ember pages (login, redirection)
Automated testing is faster than you
The solution suite:
Cucumber/Gherkin
Spreewald
Making Capybara Ember-aware
The readability solution
Scenario: Creating a post displays the new post
Given I visit New Posts
And I fill in "Title" with "A new post"
And I fill in "Author" with "John Doe"
And I press "Create"
Then I should see "A new post" within "h1"
And I should see "John Doe" within "a[rel=author]"
vs.
test("creating a post displays the new post", function(){
visit("/posts/new");
fillIn(".post-title", "A new post");
fillIn(".post-author", "John Doe");
click("button.create");
andThen(function() {
ok(find("h1:contains('A new post')").length, "The post's title should display");
ok(find("a[rel=author]:contains('John Doe')").length, "A link to the author should display");
});
});
The Flexibility Solution
Spreewald: Set of common, elegant cucumber steps
patiently do...end : BEST THING EVARRR
patiently do
click_link(link)
end
e.g.
When /^(?:|I )follow "([^"]*)"$/ do |link|
patiently do
click_link(link)
end
end
The biggest problem
Automated tests are faster than you
Ember runloop doesn't always complete before a Cucumber step fires
Capybara becomes Ember-aware
def wait_for_ember_application_to_load
using_wait_time 20 do
patiently do
find ".ember-application"
end
end
wait_for_ember_run_loop_to_complete # Then a miracle happens
end
Add jQuery to track Ajax request status
$(function() {
var body, doc;
body = $('body');
doc = $(document);
doc.ajaxStart(function() {
return body.addClass('ajax-in-progress').removeClass('ajax-quiet');
});
return doc.ajaxStop(function() {
return body.addClass('ajax-quiet').removeClass('ajax-in-progress');
});
});
h4x041ng 3mb3r
Dig around; discover:
Ember.run.hasScheduledTimers()
...which leads to...
def wait_for_ember_run_loop_to_complete
2000.times do #this means up to 20 seconds
return if page.evaluate_script "'undefined' == typeof window.jQuery"
return if page.evaluate_script "$('body').hasClass('ajax-quiet') && (typeof Ember === 'object') && !Ember.run.hasScheduledTimers() && !Ember.run.currentRunLoop"
sleep 0.01
end
end
Break it down
jQuery.active === 0 && // Is there a pending Ajax request
(typeof Ember === 'object') && // Does this page have Ember?
!Ember.run.hasScheduledTimers() &&
!Ember.run.currentRunLoop
Now tag your features in Cucumber
AfterStep '@ember-fuckery' do
wait_for_ember_run_loop_to_complete
end
Caveats
Still not perfect, but mo' betta'
Semi-hacky solution
Ember API not public
Links
Spreewald
The gist (gem coming soon)
This presentation
Alaina Hardie


pips Red=7 White=7
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
At an even score or in a money game this would be a trivial redouble and pass. White only wins just over 21% of the time, nowhere near the 25% he needs to take the double.
However, a combination of a high cube and a match score changes things considerably. Black should firstly note that if he redoubles he puts the match on the line. Secondly he should observe that if wins the score will be 18-0, giving him three points more than he needs. These three points are called overage and once overage occurs you should always look very carefully at the situation. Let us do just that.
From White’s perspective things are very clear. If Black redoubles he will take as he will have 21% match winning chances (MWC). If he drops he will be behind 0-10, with approximately 10% MWC. So, a no-brainer for White. This again should give Black pause for thought as the take is so trivial for White. Might Black do better by not redoubling this turn?
Being within a redoubling window doesn't mean that you must redouble. In a last roll situation you obviously redouble with any advantage but if that is not the case you have to look at potential future use of the cube and that is precisely the case here.
Let us examine a cross section of 36 of possibilities where:
For Black on his next roll he can roll a double (one instance) or a non-double (five instances). The same is true for White, one instance of a double and five instances of a non-double. That gives us our 36 possibilities.
Now consider 3 scenarios where Black does not redouble immediately:
1) Black rolls a double and White rolls anything. This occurs 1x6 = 6 times. Black will be sorry he didn't redouble but he will still be 10-0 up with 90% MWC.
2) Black rolls a non-double and White rolls a double. This occurs 5x1 = 5 times. Now Black will be glad he didn't redouble (unless he rolls a double next turn himself).
3) On the other 25 instances neither player rolls a double and we reach a 2-roll ending. Now Black can offer a powerful redouble that White should still take but he is now much closer to his pass point than he was in the 3-roll ending.
It is these last 25 instances that make it incorrect to redouble in the initial position because Black can use the cube so much more effectively in the third scenario. If you do the necessary arithmetic you will find that Black’s MWC are just slightly greater than the 78.8% gained from an immediate redouble.
So, take great care with high cubes in match situations and make sure that you use the doubling cube with optimal efficiency, as is the case here where Black should not redouble but wait one roll.
However, a combination of a high cube and a match score changes things considerably. Black should firstly note that if he redoubles he puts the match on the line. Secondly he should observe that if wins the score will be 18-0, giving him three points more than he needs. These three points are called overage and once overage occurs you should always look very carefully at the situation. Let us do just that.
From White’s perspective things are very clear. If Black redoubles he will take as he will have 21% match winning chances (MWC). If he drops he will be behind 0-10, with approximately 10% MWC. So, a no-brainer for White. This again should give Black pause for thought as the take is so trivial for White. Might Black do better by not redoubling this turn?
Being within a redoubling window doesn't mean that you must redouble. In a last roll situation you obviously redouble with any advantage but if that is not the case you have to look at potential future use of the cube and that is precisely the case here.
Let us examine a cross section of 36 of possibilities where:
For Black on his next roll he can roll a double (one instance) or a non-double (five instances). The same is true for White, one instance of a double and five instances of a non-double. That gives us our 36 possibilities.
Now consider 3 scenarios where Black does not redouble immediately:
1) Black rolls a double and White rolls anything. This occurs 1x6 = 6 times. Black will be sorry he didn't redouble but he will still be 10-0 up with 90% MWC.
2) Black rolls a non-double and White rolls a double. This occurs 5x1 = 5 times. Now Black will be glad he didn't redouble (unless he rolls a double next turn himself).
3) On the other 25 instances neither player rolls a double and we reach a 2-roll ending. Now Black can offer a powerful redouble that White should still take but he is now much closer to his pass point than he was in the 3-roll ending.
It is these last 25 instances that make it incorrect to redouble in the initial position because Black can use the cube so much more effectively in the third scenario. If you do the necessary arithmetic you will find that Black’s MWC are just slightly greater than the 78.8% gained from an immediate redouble.
So, take great care with high cubes in match situations and make sure that you use the doubling cube with optimal efficiency, as is the case here where Black should not redouble but wait one roll.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.576 0.788 0.000 0.000 - 0.212 0.000 0.000 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, pass +1.000 2. Double, take +1.151 (+0.151) 3. No double +0.769 (-0.231) Proper cube action: Redouble, pass


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A musician tackles code
I am a musician by trade, and in my field we are meant to take professional pride in our ability to listen. It is not always the case, however, that an ability to listen to and analyze sounds translates into the ability to listen to words, feelings, and subtexts. I learned about this disconnect only in the last few years and have needed to broaden my conception of what it means to be a 'good listener.'
The biggest leaps forward in this understanding have taken place because I am a husband and a father. Living in close quarters with people in whose well-being you have an enormous stake means that you can't get far unless you're as honest and open as you can be.
So today, one of my pillar values is to seek to understand the position of others, and what I can do to facilitate a better communication. Needless to say, I catch myself making assumptions more often than I'd like, but it's also clear that the instincts that lead me to short-circuit the listening process are stubborn - I shouldn't beat myself up about it. Every day is another chance to get better.
So much for living in harmony with others... what about inner harmony? It's not a quality I think much about, at least not very concretely. What keeps me striving forward is that I've grown up in incredibly fortunate circumstances, with a family that gave me everything I needed to succeed. If I fail, it really isn't something I can blame on people other than myself.
I am not entirely convinced by Professor Steele's theories, as I outlined rather superficially in an earlier post. I would, however, agree on one point: just as stereotypes can color your view of the world and of your fate, socio-economic status is an incredibly fraught ingredient in one's identity. As with race, gender, religion, and other such attributes, it's one that can't be dismissed with a few strategically timed and formulated words.
Long story short: I am a beneficiary of white privilege. Counting my blessings is what keeps me grounded. Knowing my responsibilities is what keeps me moving.


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Committed to building global well-known brands in various industries, we provide the most professional strategic services and solutions.
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According to data above, internet users aged 16 to 24 years spent an average of 168 minutes on mobile internet services every day, which is far more than that of other age groups. Also, smartphones users aged between 16 and 24 years are more likely to use their devices on a daily basis to watch full length videos than other age groups. That’s to say, individuals aged between 16 and 24 years have been accustomed to get access to internet via mobile devices as well as watching videos online.
TikTok is a mobile application that encourages people to make and watch videos. Therefore, in order to better capture potential users, it would be a good choice if TikTok chooses to target the Europeans aged between 16 and 24. Or we say, Generation-Z.
In Europe, TikTok is one of the two popular social networks that focus on video making and sharing. The other one is YouTube. There also exist other social networks that enable users to make videos, such as Instagram and Snapchat. However, TikTok still gets a chance to differentiate its positioning from others:
TikTok is a social network designed and conceived exclusively for mobile devices. Although users can access the app from laptops to visualize its contents, the actual video production is accessible only from Smartphones (as the vertical framing of the videos suggests). TikTok users shoot, edit and share the creations via mobile phone, the mobility of which highlights different production styles and dynamics. This brings the experience to the forefront where each user can be at the same time the producer and protagonist of the video.
The videos might be only 15 seconds long, but creativity could be unlimited: there could be a lot of work and planning involved in the production of these videos. TikTok has a series of AR effects that can be used in videos that makes them fun; the Beauty button that correct any aesthetic imperfection; and a variety of filters, etc. In addition to the editing tools, users have a playlist of all the most popular songs to select as BGM. Picking the right song can be a key reason for a video to go viral. As the mission of TikTok says, to capture and present the world creativity, knowledge, and moments that matter in everyday life.
TikTok is a decentralized network of performers with distinctive user portraits. In fact, TikTok is designed to facilitate the collaboration between unacquainted users through interactions. For example, TikTok users can engage with each other through “challenges”. That is, they all make videos attempting to do the same thing such as performing the Git up Dance. The community-created trend is an easy way for people to feel like they belong. TikTok videos represent narratives of collective participation where claiming authorship for one’s work is not nearly as important as participating in the collective experience.


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{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load otree %} {% block title %}Quiz{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Please read the following questions carefully and select the correct answer choice for each.
{% formfield player.a_1 label="1. There are a total of 6 participants in this experiment." %}
{% formfield player.a_2 label="2. The total number of rounds for this experiment are ____." %}
{% formfield player.a_3 label="3. The minimum number of neighbours a participant can have in this experiment are ____." %}
{% formfield player.a_4 label="4. ____ is the maximum number of neighbours a participant can have in this experiment." %}
{% formfield player.a_5 label="5. At the end of each round, participants get randomly re-assigned to nodes within the network." %}
{% formfield player.a_6 label="6. In each round, a participant can observe their own assigned type as well as the assigned types of their neighbours." %}
{% formfield player.a_7 label="7. The number of points a participant can earn in each round, apart from being determined by their own assigned and reported types, are affected by the reported types of their neighbours only (and not by the reported types of all other participants in the network)." %}
{% formfield player.a_8 label="8. In round 1 of the experiment, all participants are assigned type X." %}
{% formfield player.a_9 label="9. Beginning from round 2, only one participant in each round will have their assigned type swtiched from X to Y by the experimenter." %}
{% formfield player.a_10 label="10. After switching a participant's assigned type from X to Y, the experimenter can switch their assigned type back to X in any of the subsequent rounds." %}
Show the relevant earnings table for Question 11.
{% formfield player.a_11 label="11. Suppose that a participant has 4 neighbours and his/her assigned type during a round is X. Further, suppose that 1 neighbour of this participant report their type as X and the remaining 3 report Y as their type. What will be the earning of this participant if s/he reports X as his/her type in this round?" %}
Show the relevant earnings table for Question 12.
{% formfield player.a_12 label="12. Now suppose that a participant has 3 neighbours and his/her assigned type during a round is Y. Further, suppose that 2 neighbours of this participant report their type as X and the remaining neighbour reports Y as their type. What will be the earning of this participant if s/he reports X as his/her type in this round?" %}
{% formfield player.a_13 label="13. The conversion rate between points received and the cash amount paid is given by:" %}
{% formfield player.a_14 label="14. The participation fee (or show-up fee) for this experiment is $4." %}
Click on the "Next" button below to submit your answers and see the result of the quiz.
{% next_button %} {% endblock %}


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open class HospitalizeFlowException : CordaRuntimeException
This exception allows a flow to pass itself to the flow hospital. Once the flow reaches the hospital it will determine how to progress depending on what causes the exception wraps. Assuming there are no important wrapped exceptions, throwing a HospitalizeFlowException will place the flow in overnight observation, where it will be replayed at a later time.
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HospitalizeFlowException(message: String?) HospitalizeFlowException(cause: Throwable?) HospitalizeFlowException()
This exception allows a flow to pass itself to the flow hospital. Once the flow reaches the hospital it will determine how to progress depending on what causes the exception wraps. Assuming there are no important wrapped exceptions, throwing a HospitalizeFlowException will place the flow in overnight observation, where it will be replayed at a later time. HospitalizeFlowException(message: String?, cause: Throwable?) |


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#include <rootless_ops.h>
◆ bc_init
If this is a bc msg or s forward msg, used for MPI_Testall(num_isends, ...). By default it's set to 0, and set to 1 for a new bc msg.
◆ bc_isend_reqs
| MPI_Request* bc_isend_reqs |
array of reqs for bcasts' isends
◆ bc_isend_stats
| MPI_Status* bc_isend_stats |
◆ data_buf
◆ fwd_done
Indicate if a message is completed on forwarding.
◆ id_debug
◆ irecv_req
◆ irecv_stat
◆ msg_usr
◆ next
◆ pickup_done
If a message is picked up (and used or copied) by the user, if yes, it will be freed by user_msg_recycly().
◆ post_irecv_type
Only support BCAST, IAR_PROPOSAL for now, set this when the msg is in app pickup queue.
◆ prev
Used internally for queue ops
◆ prop_state
The state of associated proposal: completed/invalid/pending
◆ ref_cnt
◆ send_cnt
◆ send_type
Can only be BCAST, IAR_PROPOSAL(share the msg with decision)
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:


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1 Now my son, here is somewhat more I would say unto thee;
for I perceive that thy mind is worried concerning the resurrection of the
dead.
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2 Behold, I say unto you, that there is no
resurrection—or, I would say, in other words, that this mortal does not put
on immortality, this corruption does not put on incorruption—until after the
coming of Christ.
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3 Behold, he bringeth to pass the resurrection of the
dead. But behold, my son, the resurrection is not yet. Now, I unfold unto you
a mystery; nevertheless, there are many mysteries which are kept, that no one
knoweth them save God himself. But I show unto you one thing which I have
inquired diligently of God that I might know—that is concerning the
resurrection.
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4 Behold, there is a time appointed that all shall come
forth from the dead. Now when this time cometh no one knows; but God knoweth
the time which is appointed.
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5 Now, whether there shall be one time, or a second time,
or a third time, that men shall come forth from the dead, it mattereth not;
for God knoweth all these things; and it sufficeth me to know that this is
the case—that there is a time appointed that all shall rise from the dead.
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6 Now there must needs be a space betwixt the time of
death and the time of the resurrection.
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7 And now I would inquire what becometh of the souls of
men from this time of death to the time appointed for the resurrection?
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8 Now whether there is more than one time appointed for
men to rise it mattereth not; for all do not die at once, and this mattereth
not; all is as one day with God, and time only is measured unto men.
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9 Therefore, there is a time appointed unto men that they
shall rise from the dead; and there is a space between the time of death and
the resurrection. And now, concerning this space of time, what becometh of
the souls of men is the thing which I have inquired diligently of the Lord to
know; and this is the thing of which I do know.
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shall they know that God knoweth all the times which are appointed unto man.
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11 Now, concerning the state of the soul between death and
the resurrection—Behold, it has been made known unto me by an angel, that the
spirits of all men, as soon as they are departed from this mortal body, yea,
the spirits of all men, whether they be good or evil, are taken home to that
God who gave them life.
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12 And then shall it come to pass, that the spirits of
those who are righteous are received into a state of happiness, which is
called paradise, a state of rest, a state of peace, where they shall rest
from all their troubles and from all care, and sorrow.
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13 And then shall it come to pass, that the spirits of
the wicked, yea, who are evil—for behold, they have no part nor portion
of the Spirit of the Lord; for behold, they chose evil works rather than
good; therefore the spirit of the devil did enter into them, and take
possession of their house—and these shall be cast out into outer darkness;
there shall be weeping, and wailing, and gnashing of teeth, and this because
of their own iniquity, being led captive by the will of the devil.
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Spirits of the wicked go to outer darkness before the
resurrection. On the surface this seems to contradict current teachings that
outer darkness is reserved for the likes of Satan and his minions after the
spirit world. I think the language is squishy enough here that it’s just a
matter of nomenclature rather than a hard contradiction. I don’t see this as
a problem unless someone insists on this being the same outer darkness where
perdition resides.
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14 Now this is the state of the souls of the wicked, yea,
in darkness, and a state of awful, fearful looking for the fiery indignation
of the wrath of God upon them; thus they remain in this state, as well as the
righteous in paradise, until the time of their resurrection.
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state of happiness and this state of misery of the soul, before the
resurrection, was a first resurrection. Yea, I admit it may be termed a
resurrection, the raising of the spirit or the soul and their consignation to
happiness or misery, according to the words which have been spoken.
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first resurrection, a resurrection of all those who have been, or who
are, or who shall be, down to the resurrection of Christ from the dead.
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Clearly states that the first resurrection will be of all those who
died until the resurrection of Christ, and that all others who die
after that point will be resurrected after the resurrection of those who died
up to the resurrection of Christ.
Yet, “The resurrection of the just precedes the resurrection of the unjust
(see 1 Corinthians 15:22-23; D&C 88:97-102; Revelation 20:5-6)”
(Doctrines of the Gospel Student Manual, Chapter 32: The Resurrection and the Judgment).
(Also, see this Gospel Library image, “The Resurrection”)
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which is spoken of in this manner, can be the resurrection of the souls and
their consignation to happiness or misery. Ye cannot suppose that this is
what it meaneth.
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has been spoken shall all be reunited at once, the wicked as well as the
righteous, I do not say; let it suffice, that I say that they all come
forth; or in other words, their resurrection cometh to pass before the
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resurrection of Christ, and his ascension into heaven.
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resurrection of the body, and a state of the soul in happiness or in misery
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be reunited, both soul and body, and be brought to stand before God, and be
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even a hair of the head shall not be lost; but all things shall be restored
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they die as to things pertaining to things of righteousness; for they are
unclean, and no unclean thing can inherit the kingdom of God; but they are
cast out, and consigned to partake of the fruits of their labors or their
works, which have been evil; and they drink the dregs of a bitter cup.
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Redesigned the logo and brand elements of Campskil, a student-run startup based in IIT-BHU that provides tailored skill development solutions by organising practical events such as workshops, talks, symposia etc.
The existing logotype lacked a solid appeal and was incoherent with the rest of the design system. The rectangular low-poly logo with the circular bird did not fit alongside rest of the brand.
The company was a fledgling startup and needed a visual identity that exhibits the youthfulness but also the ambition of the founders. The warm and youthful colours in the existing logo however, were a strong factor embedded within it.
During initial interviews with the stakeholders within the company, it became known that they would like Campskil to represent youth and freedom. These two emotions formulated the core ethos of the company.
During this conceptualisation phase, several interviews and surveys were undertaken to help forge and validate the core elements of the redesign.
People were asked to describe the emotions or memories that were evoked by the ‘target words’ of the identity in development. These were ‘bird’, ‘wings’ and ‘origami’.
Over half the people interviewed linked the target words to freedom and independece. Also, 80% of them said that origami reminds them about childhood. This validation of user empathy was taken forward into early sketches and the formulation of the further identity.
The redesign of the visual identity of Campskil started with one word, Freedom. The freedom to explore. The freedom to learn. The freedom to innovate. At it’s heart, Campskil is a company that enables individuals to develop skills that are not bound by textbooks or curriculum.
"The origami shaped “Rising Bird” symbolizes a free mind that is taking off to explore new opportunities that await in the journey of one’s life. The origami style of the logo is reminiscent to our childhood days where by using a 6”x 6” origami sheet we were asked to let our creativity run wild and try to create all sorts of shapes. The thrill of exploring new paths is what motivates this logo.
The period in the word gives it a sense of finality. It signifies that the days of torment are over. Now one can truly fly and explore themselves together with Campskil. It also hints that once you’re with us, there is no need to search further.”
Quoted from the Campskil Brand Guidelines.
The various versions of the logomark and its inhabiting elements were designed. These are designed to be available for use in a variety of cases.
In addition to the new logotype, the revamped visual was showcased through stationary and merchandise designed for Campskil.
A Brand Guideline document was developed to showcase the thought behind the new logotype and other components of the visual identity.


First week of JavaScript in the books and I can't say I'm a very big fan. I hate the syntax compared to Ruby, I can't seem to figure out when to use semicolons and when not to, or when to put var instead of the variable or not. So far it just seems like it's safe to do those things, but maybe we don't need to.
I'll admit, it's way too early to be judging JavaScript. I'm only one week in, less than that even. My frustrations this week are just around a new language in general, getting stuck for far too long on the simplest of fixes. Even with 4 weeks of Ruby knowledge I still struggle understanding when my program can reas certain variables. I found this to by a major issue in JS as well, as I tried to send and manipulate a variable between functions.  Very frustrating.
I did enjoy console.log more than puts/prints. I think it makes more sense to print something to the console by using console.log and seeing it in its form. I don't like that Ruby has p/puts/print. I still have a lot to learn about Ruby, so it's crazy to think of how much I have to learn about JavaScript. It will be interesting to see what else comes up over the next few weeks.
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Toshiba develops way to accurately detect 13 types of cancer from drop of blood
TOKYO — Toshiba Corp said Monday it has developed a technology to detect 13 types of cancer from a single drop of blood with 99 percent accuracy.
Toshiba, which developed the diagnosis method with the National Cancer Center Research Institute and Tokyo Medical University, hopes to commercialize it in "several years" after beginning a trial next year.
The method could be used to promote treatment of cancers from their early stage, it said.
The method is designed to examine the types and concentration of microRNA molecules secreted in blood from cancer cells. Toray Industries Inc and other companies have also developed technologies to diagnose cancer using microRNA molecules from a blood sample.
"Compared to other companies' methods, we have an edge in the degree of accuracy in cancer detection, the time required for detection and the cost," Koji Hashimoto, chief research scientist at Toshiba's Frontier Research Laboratory, told a press briefing.
The test will be used to detect gastric, esophageal, lung, liver, biliary tract, pancreatic, bowel, ovarian, prostate, bladder and breast cancers as well as sarcoma and glioma.
Toshiba has developed a chip and a small device that can conduct the diagnosis in less than two hours at a cost of 20,000 yen ($180) or below.
In its five-year business strategy starting April 2019, Toshiba positions medical businesses, including genome analysis and cell diagnosis, among key growth pillars along with automation, batteries and digital solutions using artificial intelligence.
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Minihelp displays single HTML documents in an organized way. To describe the documents, the relations between them and the index keywords, you need edit an XML file. In this section, we will review the structure of this XML file. There is no editor provided, the configuration file must be written by hand, but the structure is very simple. The root element is called <minihelp>. Inside this, the following elements can be used:
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GRIDLOCK'D A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
GRIDLOCK'D is a seemingly low budget film that covers the same ground as TRAINSPOTTING, but not as imaginatively. Both films are comedies about heroin addicts. Almost all critics, but not this one, loved TRAINSPOTTING. The main claim to fame for GRIDLOCK'D is that it stars the murdered rap singer Tupac Shakur. The picture is the directorial and screenwriting debut of the actor Vondie Curtis-Hall (Captain Prince in the recent ROMEO AND JULIET), who also plays the part of the major bad guy, D-Reper.
After Cookie (played by Thandie Newton who was the star of FLIRTING) has a drug overdose and appears on the verge of death, Spoon (Shakur) decides to give up drugs. He even coerces his friend Stretch (Tim Roth) to give up drugs too.
The premise of the show is a Kafkaesque tale of their inability to fight through the bureaucracy to get on Medicaid so they can get into a drug detox center. After they sell a non-existent camcorder to D-Reper, the parallel plot in the show has D-Reper and his henchman (Tom Towles) trying to kill Spoon and Stretch.
As they have trouble getting their Medicaid cards, they enjoy many a pleasurable moment shooting heroin up their arms. The show never made me believe for a minute that these guys had any intention of giving up something that sent them into such ecstasy. Spoon, for example, talks in glowing terms about "his first time" -- to shoot up that is. "It was like going back to the womb," he dreamily describes it. "It was peace."
I did believe that they were finding the government rules to be an infinite maze and government workers to be lazy and uncaring. Of course, that Stretch would scream and cuss them out probably did not motivate the clerks whose help they needed. My favorite scene in the entire film has one clerk using their own language back at them to tell them off.
Although highly derivative, many of the scenes are funny. One features a blind Vietnam vet (Howard Hesseman) with a dog named Nixon. He trashes a social services office and accidentally provides the cover for our protagonists to make a fast exit from the law.
Too much of the film is one long chase scene. At least we do get the great director and sometime actor John Sayles in a cameo role as "Cop # 1."
I liked the film better than I thought I would, but still it is not much of movie.
GRIDLOCK'D runs 1:31. It is rated R for frequent hard drug usage of various forms, for violence, for lots of profanity and for nudity. I do not think the picture is appropriate for teenagers. Personally, I would have rated the film NC-17. I laughed some, but can not recommend the movie. I give it * 1/2.
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I liked:the graphics and sound, the concept is an interesting one I didn't like:the lack of diagonal movement, the game just isn't as fun as the first one
Enter Dig Dug II, the sequel to the most-awesome arcade game Dig Dug.
The sequel isn't what you might expect, it doesn't actually recycle
much besides graphics from the first game; it's a completely new Dig
Dug experience, albeit one that isn't as much fun.
 But,
instead of tunneling underground to find his enemies, our nameless hero
finds himself in a top-down perspective on a multitude of islands. He's
still armed with his famous pump, with which he inflates the game's two
resident enemies - the round red guy Pooka and the fire-breathing
Frygar - to the point of popping. But, the little white guy has some
new tricks up his sleeve, namely in the form of a jackhammer.
Each island will have small holes in the ground. By drilling into these
holes, he can make splits in the ground in any of four directions.
Thus, by making creases that form a circut, entire chunks of the island
will break off, taking any enemies, or even Dig Dug, into the drink
with it. It's an interesting concept, and sometimes the game will pull
a fast one on you and almost send you into the ocean.
Now let me get nitpicky about the controls: you can only move in four
directions, which I find to be a handicap of sorts; and as you're
inflating enemies, you can't just mash on the A button, as there's
about a half-second delay between each "allowed" press of the A button.
After playing the first Dig Dug a lot on one of those Namco joysticks,
this mechanism makes defeating enemies a lot slower.
Graphically, the game hasn't changed too much. The enemy sprites look
the same, although Dig Dug has been updated to suit the game's top-down
view. There's also a new soundtrack, which is one song; but it isn't
like in the first Dig Dug, where the music only played as you moved.
Although this certainly isn't a bad thing.
Several slight gameplay flaws aside, it was a pretty solid buy for two bucks, as opposed to the standard of five I see at my EB.


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Automating tasks in ABAQUS
Python scripting allows ABAQUS1 users to efficiently execute and automate specific tasks, which researchers sometimes classify as manual labor. Users can code specific tasks using Python scripts and can be run from File → Run Script.
The information regarding the objects and methods used can be found in the ABAQUS Documentation. ABAQUS Documentation contains scripting examples for basic scripting. The example scripts linked in this article explores the visualization and data extraction from ODBs and a few utility scripts to enhance productivity.
Copying parts
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South East governors urged to establish portals for budget monitoring
Emma Elekwa, Onitsha
A rights group, Human Right, Liberty Access and Peace Defenders Foundation (HURIDE) has called on South East governors to set up budget portals to enable the citizens assess and monitor fully the implementation of budgets in their respective states.
Chairman, Board of Trustees (BoT) of the group, Dede Uzor Uzor, who said this on Friday in Onitsha, regretted abysmal performance and poor implementation of budgets in the zone.
He attributed the ugly trend to the prevalent poor governance culture in the zone, vowing that the group would soon expose them.
He said, “There has been consistent poor implementation of budget in the zone to the extent that many projects were rolled over to the next budget for several years with full budgetary provision in each of those years.
“Apart from Ebonyi State under Governor David Umahi that tried to implement its budget up to 50 percent, all other South East States of Abia, Anambra, Imo and Enugu hardly go beyond 30 percent implementation of their budgetary provisions.
“This is the principal reason for infrastructural deficit and decay in the region especially road networks.”
While citing the instance of the 2018 budget of Anambra State, which provided N40m for staff quarters at the State Polytechnic, Mgbakwu, Uzor regretted that the project was yet to take off.
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“There was another provision of N167m for the procurement of tractors for the Agricultural School of Vocational Training, Okija in Ihiala local government area of the state, but as at November 2019, the tractors have not been procured.
“The same thing is applicable in all other South East States of Enugu, Abia an Imo. Apart from Ebonyi, others merely achieve between 20 and 30 percent of their budgetary provisions with Imo State under Rochas Okorocha being the worst,” he added.
Uzor maintained that the budget portals, if created by respective governments of the South East, would assist citizens’ asses and monitor government full implementation of budget.


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Open Budget is written in Python and JavaScript.
If you develop web apps in these languages, it is likely that your machine is ready to start work.
Below we walk you through setting up an environment. First, the system requirements to work on the project, and second, the setup of the project itself.
You system will need to have Python (and some system-wide Python packages), Node.js (and some system-wide Node.js modules), Git, and Mercurial (for working with code repositories).
We develop on Ubuntu and Mac OS X. If you use other operating systems with any success, please make a pull request on this file, with any required additions, to support those operating systems.
All setup instructions are tested on Ubuntu and Mac OS X only.
IMPORTANT: Please make sure you meet these requirements before moving on to the installation of the project.
Additionally, if you are new to web development with Python, we also recommend Kenneth Reitz's excellent best practices guide, which we attempt to follow:
Here we go:
sudo apt-get install python-dev mercurial git-core nodejs python-pip sudo pip install virtualenv virtualenvwrapper npm install volo -g
Now we'll setup virutalenvwrapper, in our user's .profile file:
# this goes in ~/.profile export WORKON_HOME="/srv/environments" export PROJECT_HOME="/srv/projects" source /usr/local/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh export PIP_VIRTUAL_ENV_BASE=$WORKON_HOME
Here we go:
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Secondly, install Homebrew, which is a great package manager for all the *nix goodies you need to develop:
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You should see a list of arguments the brew command accepts.
Next, you can choose to use the version of Python that comes with OS X, or you can use a Homebrew managed Python. If you are not sure, just stick with system Python for now:
# using system Python brew install mercurial git node sudo easy_install virtualenv sudo pip install virtualenvwrapper npm install volo -g # alternatively, using homebrew Python brew install mercurial git node python pip install virtualenv virtualenvwrapper npm install volo -g
Now we'll setup virutalenvwrapper, in our user's .bash_profile file:
# this goes in ~/.bash_profile export WORKON_HOME="/Users/[YOUR_USER]/Sites/environments" export PROJECT_HOME="/Users/[YOUR_USER]/Sites/projects" source /usr/local/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh export PIP_VIRTUAL_ENV_BASE=$WORKON_HOME
As long as you have met the system requirements above, we're ready to install the project.
This project makes use of subdomains to target languages, and for API requests. To enable this functionality fully, you'll need to edit your hosts file on your development machine.
Ubuntu:
sudo nano /etc/hosts
Mac OS X:
sudo nano /private/etc/hosts
Add the following domain mappings for localhost:
<IP_ADDRESS> obudget.dev www.obudget.dev api.obudget.dev en.obudget.dev he.obudget.dev ar.obudget.dev ru.obudget.dev
Remember: See the dependencies page for more information on using virtualenv and virtualenvwrapper.
Issue the following commands to create a new virtualenv for the project, and then clone the git repository into your virtualenv project directory:
# create the virtual environment mkvirtualenv open-budget # create a directory for our project code mkdir /srv/projects/open-budget # link our project code directory to our virtual environment setvirtualenvproject /srv/environments/open-budget /srv/projects/open-budget # move to the root of our project code directory cdproject
Now we have an environment setup, and we are at the root of our project directory, we need to clone the project from Github:
git clone git@github.com:hasadna/omuni-budget.git .
Important: Note the "." at the end of the git clone command.
And continuing, we'll install all the project requirements, the Python requirements via pip, and the Javascript requirements via volo:
pip install -r requirements/base.txt --use-mirrors volo add -noprompt python manage.py test
Now we have almost everything we need. We can populate the database with our initial data, run our tests, and run a development server:
python manage.py devstrap -m -t python manage.py runserver
Right now you can see the app at the following address in your browser http://obudget.dev:8000/
The project bootstrap loads quite a chunk of the data the app requires - but not everything. Notably, it does not load budget data at this point. The easiest way to add the latest budget data we have is to now, replace your development database with one that is completely populated. We have a set of populated databases here:
https://drive.google.com/#folders/0B4JzAmQXH28mdUpST3lkSzluWnc
Simply grab the latest one by date, download it, rename it local.db and replace the existing local.db in your repo root.
You can contribute to the project with code, content and ideas. If you have any ideas or suggestions for content, please open a ticket on the issue tracker, or post a topic on the developer discussion group (links on home page of the docs).
If you want to contribute code, please keep these points in mind:
More below.
TODO
We won't accept code that doesn't have tests for it.
We do not expect contributors to write docs (this guide), but it is great if they do.
However, please try to use doc strings or comments so your code is easy to follow. This, combined with tests, will help us include your code, and write docs for it.
We follow GitFlow for branch management.
What this means:
Examples:
Again, see the original post about Git Flow for more good practices:
http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
Some GUI version control apps, such as Source Tree for OS X, integrate Git Flow into the app, making it even easier to follow the principles.


Whisper Command
In your game, the player will not be operators, so they will not be able to issue any server commands
However, you can intercept their commands and execute ones that fit your game
This code will intercept a new command: /whisper and send the server command /say to each player within 5 blocks of the sender


File name is required, or the page will not export/publish correctly.
This page's file names must end with the {{page.getExtension()}} extension, or the page will not export/publish correctly.
It is strongly encouraged that the root page of the implementation guide have a file name of "index{{page.getExtension()}}". Otherwise, the published implementation guide may not contain a home page.


Window Managers and Desktop Environments are the primary user interfaces into the X Window System. A window manager is a program that controls the appearance of windows and provides the means by which the user can interact with them. A Desktop Environment provides a more complete interface to the operating system, and provides a range of integrated utilities and applications.
There are many Window Managers available. Some of the more well known ones include fvwm2, Window Maker, AfterStep, Enlightenment, Sawfish, and Blackbox.
The Desktop Environments available for Linux are GNOME, KDE, and XFce.
Choosing a Window Manager or Desktop Environment is highly subjective. The choice depends on the look and feel of the packages, the resources (RAM, disk space) required, and the utilities included. One web site that provides a very good summary of what is available, screenshots, and their respective features is Window Managers for X.
In this chapter, the installation instructions of several Window Managers and one lightweight Desktop Environment are presented. Later in the book, both KDE and GNOME have their own sections.
Last updated on 2013-03-08 15:46:06 -0800


The Google Analytics for Mobile Apps SDK for iOS makes it easy to implement Google Analytics in an iOS-based applications. This document describes how to integrate the SDK with your apps.
The Google Analytics for Mobile Apps SDKs provide an interface for tracking activity within mobile apps and reporting that activity to Google Analytics. For example you can use this SDK to calculate visits, session length, bounce rate and unique visitors. Tracking mobile applications has some structural variations from tracking website pages.
To access this module from JavaScript, you would do the following:
var GoogleAnalytics = require("com.0x82.google.analytics");
The GoogleAnalytics variable is a reference to the Module object.
The first thing you do is to call the startTracker method with the correct credentials.
Starts the tracker. It is often convenient to call this method as soon as your Titanium mobile app starts. You should pass the following arguments:
UA-xxxxx-yy
.Before you begin using the SDK, you must first create a free account at www.google.com/analytics and create a new website profile in that account using a fake but descriptive website URL (e.g. http://mymobileapp.mywebsite.com). Once you create the profile, write down or keep a copy of the web property ID that is generated for the newly-created profile.
A Web property ID is also known as the UA number of your tracking code and looks like UA-xxxxx-yy, where the x's and y's indicate the unique numbers for your profile. You must indicate the web property ID you'd like to use when instantiating the tracking object.
You must indicate to your users, either in the application itself or in your terms of service, that you reserve the right to anonymously track and report a user's activity inside of your app. Your use of the Google Analytics SDK is additionally governed by the Google Analytics Terms of Service, which you must agree to when signing up for an account.
Forces the dispatcher to send pending information to Google, instead of waiting for
dispatchSeconds
seconds.
Tracks a pageView for the path passed as the parameter (required).
Tracks an event. For more information about Event tracking refer to the Event Tracking Guide. It accepts the following parameters:
Example:
GoogleAnalytics.trackEvent({
category: 'Videos',
action : 'play',
label : 'Baby\'s First Birthday'
});
In this scenario, the reports for Events would display Videos as the Category, Play as the Action, and Baby's First Birthday as the Label.
You'll want to plan out ahead of time which indexes each custom variable maps to, so you don't overwrite any previously existing variable. For more information on custom variables, see the Custom Variable Guide. Note that the method setCustomVariableAtIndex does not directly send data on its own. Rather the data is sent with the next tracked pageview or event.
This method accepts the following parameters:
Returns a string with the customer custom variable at the specified index. Returns null if no variable is found or index is out of range.
There are 4 methods you use to enable Ecommerce tracking in your application:
Calling addTransaction and addItem adds the transaction or item to an internal Ecommerce buffer, to which more items and transactions can be added. Only when calling trackTransactions will the transactions and items be sent to the dispatcher and get queued to be sent to Google Analytics. To clear the buffer, you can call the clearTransactions method. Note: it does not recall any transactions previously sent to the dispatcher nor any transactions already collected by Google Analytics.
For more information about Ecommerce tracking refer to the Ecommerce Tracking Guide.
The transaction object stores all the related information about a single transaction, such as the order ID, shipping charges, and billing address. The information in the transaction object is associated with its items by means of the order IDs for the transaction and all items, which should be the same ID.
Example:
GoogleAnalytics.addTransaction({
orderID: '1',
storeName: "Womens Apparel",
totalPrice: 2.45,
totalTax: 0.69,
shippingCost: 1.00
});
This method tracks information about each individual item in the user's shopping cart and associates the item with each transaction via the orderID field. This method tracks the details about a particular item, such as SKU, price, category, and quantity.
Example:
GoogleAnalytics.addItem({
orderID: '1',
itemName: 'pair of socks',
itemSKU: 'asdfasdfadfasdf',
itemPrice: 2.45,
itemCount: 1,
itemCategory: 'category'
});
After you add a transaction and some items, you can send the transaction to the analytics server by calling this method. It confirms that a purchase has occurred, and all data that has been built up in the transaction object is finalized as a transaction.
You can always rollback any of your pending transactions by calling this method
To anonymize visitor IP information, call this method with true
. This tells
Google Analytics to anonymize the information sent by the SDK by removing
the last octet of the IP address prior to its storage.
You can set the sample rate using this method. If your application generates a lot of Analytics traffic, setting the sample rate may prevent your reports from being generated using sampled data. Sampling occurs consistently across unique visitors, so there is integrity in trending and reporting when sample rate is enabled. The sample_rate parameter is an integer and can have value between 0 and 100, inclusive.
A rate of 0 turns off hit generation, while a rate of 100 sends all data to Google Analytics. It's best to set sample_rate prior to calling any tracking methods.
GoogleAnalytics.setSampleRate(95);
You can now track campaign referrals. For example, if your application implements a Custom URL Scheme, you can create a URL that contains campaign query parameters. When your application launches in response to such a URL, you can retrieve the query parameters and pass them to setReferrer so that the information is stored in Google Analytics.
Sets the initial campaign information. The referral string passed into setReferrer needs to follow a specific format. It must take the form of a set of URL parameters and must include at least a gclid parameter or one each of utm_campaign, utm_medium and utm_source. In the latter case, it can have utm_term and utm_content parameters as well.
Fired everytime information is successfully send to Google Analytics.
var GoogleAnalytics = require('com.Ox82.google.analytics');
GoogleAnalytics.addEventListener('complete', function(e) {
Ti.API.log("Data sent to google :D");
Ti.API.log("eventsDispatched " + e.eventsDispatched);
Ti.API.log("eventsFailedDispatch", e.eventsFailedDispatch);
});
Fired when a hit as been dispatched.
var GoogleAnalytics = require('com.Ox82.google.analytics');
GoogleAnalytics.addEventListener('hit_string', function(e) {
Ti.API.log("Hit dispatched :D --> " + e.hit_string);
});
Please see the examples/app.js for an example App.
Rúben Fonseca, (C) 2011
MIT


| HADOOP-9471 |
hadoop-client wrongfully excludes jetty-util JAR, breaking webhdfs |
Major |
build |
Alejandro Abdelnur |
Alejandro Abdelnur |
| HADOOP-9467 |
Metrics2 record filtering (.record.filter.include/exclude) does not filter by name |
Major |
metrics |
Chris Nauroth |
Chris Nauroth |
| HADOOP-9444 |
$var shell substitution in properties are not expanded in hadoop-policy.xml |
Blocker |
conf |
Konstantin Boudnik |
Roman Shaposhnik |
| HADOOP-9406 |
hadoop-client leaks dependency on JDK tools jar |
Major |
build |
Alejandro Abdelnur |
Alejandro Abdelnur |
| HADOOP-9405 |
TestGridmixSummary#testExecutionSummarizer is broken |
Minor |
test, tools |
Andrew Wang |
Andrew Wang |
| HADOOP-9399 |
protoc maven plugin doesn't work on mvn 3.0.2 |
Minor |
build |
Todd Lipcon |
Konstantin Boudnik |
| HADOOP-9301 |
hadoop client servlet/jsp/jetty/tomcat JARs creating conflicts in Oozie & HttpFS |
Blocker |
build |
Roman Shaposhnik |
Alejandro Abdelnur |
| HADOOP-9299 |
kerberos name resolution is kicking in even when kerberos is not configured |
Blocker |
security |
Roman Shaposhnik |
Daryn Sharp |
| HDFS-4649 |
Webhdfs cannot list large directories |
Blocker |
namenode, security, webhdfs |
Daryn Sharp |
Daryn Sharp |
| HDFS-4646 |
createNNProxyWithClientProtocol ignores configured timeout value |
Minor |
namenode |
Jagane Sundar |
Jagane Sundar |
| HDFS-4581 |
DataNode#checkDiskError should not be called on network errors |
Major |
datanode |
Rohit Kochar |
Rohit Kochar |
| HDFS-4576 |
Webhdfs authentication issues |
Major |
webhdfs |
Daryn Sharp |
Daryn Sharp |
| HDFS-4571 |
WebHDFS should not set the service hostname on the server side |
Major |
webhdfs |
Alejandro Abdelnur |
Alejandro Abdelnur |
| HDFS-3344 |
Unreliable corrupt blocks counting in TestProcessCorruptBlocks |
Major |
namenode |
Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze |
Kihwal Lee |
| MAPREDUCE-5117 |
With security enabled HS delegation token renewer fails |
Blocker |
security |
Roman Shaposhnik |
Siddharth Seth |
| MAPREDUCE-5094 |
Disable mem monitoring by default in MiniMRYarnCluster |
Major |
. |
Siddharth Seth |
Siddharth Seth |
| MAPREDUCE-5088 |
MR Client gets an renewer token exception while Oozie is submitting a job |
Blocker |
. |
Roman Shaposhnik |
Daryn Sharp |
| MAPREDUCE-5083 |
MiniMRCluster should use a random component when creating an actual cluster |
Major |
mrv2 |
Siddharth Seth |
Siddharth Seth |
| MAPREDUCE-5053 |
java.lang.InternalError from decompression codec cause reducer to fail |
Major |
. |
Robert Parker |
Robert Parker |
| MAPREDUCE-5023 |
History Server Web Services missing Job Counters |
Critical |
jobhistoryserver, webapps |
Kendall Thrapp |
Ravi Prakash |
| MAPREDUCE-5006 |
streaming tests failing |
Major |
contrib/streaming |
Alejandro Abdelnur |
Sandy Ryza |
| MAPREDUCE-4549 |
Distributed cache conflicts breaks backwards compatability |
Blocker |
mrv2 |
Robert Joseph Evans |
Robert Joseph Evans |
| MAPREDUCE-3685 |
There are some bugs in implementation of MergeManager |
Critical |
mrv2 |
anty.rao |
anty |
| YARN-470 |
Support a way to disable resource monitoring on the NodeManager |
Major |
nodemanager |
Hitesh Shah |
Siddharth Seth |
| YARN-449 |
HBase test failures when running against Hadoop 2 |
Blocker |
. |
Siddharth Seth |
|
| YARN-429 |
capacity-scheduler config missing from yarn-test artifact |
Blocker |
resourcemanager |
Siddharth Seth |
Siddharth Seth |


Recipe for
Mixology is a tool that makes it easy to calculate the ingredients needed for media, buffers, etc. First you enter the final volume of buffer at the top. Then on the left hand side you enter the concentrations desired, in any units (mg/ul, uM, % v/v, etc.). The amounts you need to measure out will appear on the right hand side, in the units that you enter there. Mixology automatically extracts molecular weights from ChEBI to make these calculations as smooth as possible.
If you click "get permalink" you will be redirected to a page with a record of your recipe. Bookmark it and you should be able to get back to it.


Cosmic Usage & Billing
Monthly Report
Domain path
Prices
CPU (per unit)
Memory (per byte)
Storage (per byte)
Public IP (per unit)
Fees
Service Fee (in %)
Innovation Fee (in %)
Options
Partial Report -- often used when selecting the current month
Detailed Report -- also list virtual machines, volumes, networks, etc
Domains
Monthly Report
Subtotal
Total (+fees)


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c4 - Connect Four
Welcome to connect four game!
Please refer to
Wikipedia article on Connect Four
for how to play.
Mode chooser
Offline: Human player vs AI player
Offline: Human player vs human player
Start game
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黒の手番です。44 はどう動かしますか？
Unlimited
pips Black=133 White=124
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
1. 10/2(2) eq:+0.064 56.15% (G:20.81% B:0.86%) 43.85% (G:11.54% B:0.39%) 2. 24/20 15/3 eq:-0.045 (-0.109) 54.04% (G:13.41% B:0.48%) 45.96% (G: 9.81% B:0.32%) 3. 15/3 6/2 eq:-0.054 (-0.118) 53.21% (G:17.25% B:0.54%) 46.79% (G:12.09% B:0.50%) 4. 15/11 10/2 6/2 eq:-0.160 (-0.225) 49.52% (G:20.64% B:1.14%) 50.48% (G:17.10% B:1.01%) 5. 15/7 10/6(2) eq:-0.158 (-0.223) 49.70% (G:14.82% B:0.45%) 50.30% (G:11.94% B:0.44%)


Rands in Response has a great post indeed called Taking Time to Think. You should read it in full but I will try to summarize the general idea here.
First for the sake of the idea, imagine you have two half-brains, something that is actually very true. One half is the creative one, which is your source for inspiration, thriving on new ideas. It needs to soak these up, get new ones, not constraint by time or place and never done. But it cannot be timed because of that and hence not plannable and budgetable.
The other half is the reactive one, with ingrained routines, being very swift on its feet in light of familiar problems and loving it when the sky is falling. You need to balance the two.
Your world is full of problems that you need to react to and hence you need to free up time to think. Going offsite will not happen often enough, so Rands suggests that you will need to free up time for it. Two meetings would be an idea, each week, one being a brainstorm, and another being there to make a prototype. They should be a few days apart. The meetings need to be in your headquarters as this is where you have to allow people to think too and the prototype will allow you to not forget.
As learned during my creativity course, you can’t structure thinking but you can’t leave it totally unstructured either. That’s really the general brainstorming idea. Diverge and Converge, do it apart, but do it swiftly. Free people and bring them together again. You can’t invite everyone but need the right people on the team, those that will bring the cause further and those that will bring in a diverse background all the same.
The people you invite need to be the ones that can live in a new land and not compare it to the old. Your ideas need to develop. This can be enforced by rules though in that you can’t compare in the brainstorming meeting and possibly only use old ideas and previous code in the prototyping meeting.
Take 5 hot topics into the brainstorming meeting, something that the reactive brain couldn’t react to, and add to that a bit of high level ideas that are far on the horizon. The prototpye can be code or just clearer lists. The idea is to document the previous ideas, not too specifically, just basic.
An important item to remember is that all this take time. You will feel pain, you will have big questions rising up. Your design should be getting better bit by bit though and with that your todo list should be shrinking. With that I mean the unresolved items todo list. Some time you need to cut of the list and clear the features. The meetings will have to tackle a really bad problem each and every time.
In the process you have created a culture of thinking. Congratulations.


Do you live alone?Or do you always tend to say "Text me when you are home"? Then USafe? is for you. Find out more below.
Find Out More"I usually use USafe? when I go on at jog at night, and it definitely has been keeping me safe by reminding my wife when I have not checked in with her. That sure keeps her a good-night sleep."
- Gabriel Manzo
"Before I used uSafe my mom always worried about me when I went out. One time she even called 911 when I forgot to text her. Thanks to uSafe it's easy to keep her from worrying about me all the time."
- Elliot Young
Need help using this app? Found a bug? Go ahead and reach out to us!


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A sample application that shows how to use resource directory qualifiers to show different resources to different screen configurations (layout orientation, screen resolution, screen density, etc.). It demonstrates using:
sp
) and density-independent pixels (dip
)-land
, -mdpi
, and -hdpi
to customize
resources such as layouts and graphical assets for different screen configurations-v4
and -v6
to show different application icons based on platform version, for
consistency with system icon styles.


I ideate cool stuff, I have a sound knowledge of how things work in the real world physics.
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The Sparkled web interface is designed to be fun and productive on all kinds of devices.
Sparkled is designed with tech-savvy hobbyists in mind. Build something awesome and share your knowledge with the community!
Sparkled is and will always be open source. You can use it for free, and build whatever you want on top of the Sparkled API to make your installation extra amazing.
A stage represents the objects that make up your lighting installation. We call these objects "stage props".
Add awesome lighting effects to your stage props, all synchronised to audio of your choice.
Group your sequences into playlists, which can be scheduled to run whenever you like.
Enjoy the show (and show off your creation to the Sparkled community!)
Nothing at all! Sparkled is open source and 100% free. There may be options to donate to the project or purchase an official training course in the future, but Sparkled itself will always be free.
To install Sparkled and start creating sequences, all you need is a computer.
When you're ready to build your installation, you'll be doing some simple wiring, soldering and networking. Don't worry, the Sparkled documentation is there to help you along the way!
To run Sparkled, you'll need a computer and a wireless router to control the lighting installation.
To put together your physical stage props, you'll need a soldering iron and basic electrical tools like wire strippers.
Most importantly, you'll need common sense around electricity. You'll never have to work with dangerous voltages, but safety first nonetheless!
Sparkled is still a work in progress, there's no set release date yet, unfortunately!
Sparkled is designed to empower DIY-ers and hobbyists to create lighting installations with minimal time and cost.
There are other excellent solutions such as Light-O-Rama, but you might find yourself spending hundreds or thousands of dollars on specialised equipment.
Also, Sparkled has a modern web interface, which means you can productively work on your LED sequences from any kind of device.
Thanks for asking! Right now, the best way to help Sparkled grow is to spread the word and help build the Reddit and Discord communities.


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Wave is designed around the principle of Inversion Of Control, and internally all of the various components of Wave are wired together using this pattern. In addition to this, when Wave creates subscription instances, it will attempt resolve and inject all constructor arguments to the subscription:
IoC and Dependency Injection are powerful tools, and they enable subscriptions to be easier to test and support loose coupling. However, most developers either already using an existing IoC container, or not using one at all.
If you are not using a IoC container, you don't need to change anything. Wave will fall back on a internal embedded container to wire itself together. However, if you are already using one of the many popular IoC containers, you can instruct Wave to use that container internally.
The following sections detail how to integrate Wave with the current popular IoC container frameworks.


Apple is the top-listed consumer brand for teens this holiday season
Source: iMore
What you need to know
- Consumer research shows that Apple is the 'top-listed consumer brand for teens' this holiday season.
- The Piper Jaffray survey also shows that Apple's AirPods are its most desired product.
- Apple beat out Nike and Louis Vuitton for the top spot.
A survey conducted by Piper Jaffray has revealed that Apple is the 'top-listed consumer brand for teens' this holiday season.
According to a report from CNBC, a survey of more than 1,000 U.S. consumers aged 18 to 65 showed that for teens, Apple was the most desired brand. The report also suggests that Apple's AirPods are its most desired product.
Apple took the number one spot ahead of Nike and Louis Vuitton, Nike's demand was triple that of a previous survey in 2018. Accordingly, Piper Jaffray has marked Apple's stock as overweight, meaning it views Apple as a better value for money option.
Some other interesting snippets from the report suggest that 46% of consumers plan to make their purchases online this year at the expense of the high street, with Amazon named as the biggest potential overall winner.
No doubt, the release of Apple's new AirPods Pro is part of the reason for the hype around Apple and its AirPods this holiday season. Check out our review of the AirPods Pro here to find out why we think they're pretty great.


#{extends 'main.html' /} #{set title:'Home' /}
This is an example shibboleth enabled Play! application to
demonstrate how the shibboleth module works. When you run this app
using play test
a Mock Shibboleth SP will be used.
In order to test the app out for real with your SP you need to
configure the appropriate parameters in conf/application.conf
and then run app using play run
. Test viewing a
restricted page that will
require you to be authenticated first.
Try the application tests or read the module documentation.
#{if session.contains("shibboleth")} #{/if} #{else} #{/else} #{shibboleth.check 'administrator'}This text is only be viewable by authenticated users as it is restricted within the template using a #{shibboleth.check 'administrator'}
tag.
No session attributes defined
#{/else}No HTTP headers received
#{/else}No mock Shibboleth headers defined
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Hello! This is Hrishikesh Bhagwat. I am a Third Year student in VJTI, Mumbai. I am currently pursuing my Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering. I have a keen interest in Data Science, Web Development, Mobile Application Development and Competitive Programming. I have worked with various libraries and frameworks in these domains while working on various projects.


## Batch Effects are Causal Effects Eric Bridgeford | PhD Student, Dept. Biostatistics, JHU ericwb.me --- ## What does a batch effect look like? - Example - Data: $N$ participants, measure functional connectivity (FC) - Goal: want to uncover whether there is a difference between males and females --- ## Batch Effect Example
--- ## Batch Effect Example
--- ## Batch Effect Example
--- ## What happened? - Datasets 1 and 2 differ in covariate distribution
--- ## Batch Effect Example -- Try 2
--- ## Procedure - subset of CoRR Dataset - $N>1,700$ individuals imaged across $24$ different datasets - Estimate FC for all individuals with AAL parcellation - all datasets have associated covariates (sex, age, continent) - for all pairs of datasets $d_1, d_2$: - Compute association of dataset with FC; - Estimate causal effect of dataset with FC if such a comparison is possible; - key aspect: comparison is, quite often, .ye[impossible] --- ### Adjustment for Covariate Distribution Still yields Batch Effects - $\frac{24\cdot23}{2} = 276$ possible Comparisons - $170$ pairs differ in covariate distribution - $106$ pairs have similar covariate distribution
--- ### Batch Effects and Independence Effects can be Eliminated through ComBat
--- ### ComBat preserves between-individual Signal - are we preserving signal that .ye[should] be present between individuals? - Problem: site correction could "wash out" inter-individual comparisons | Signal | $\%$ Raw Data | $\%$ After ComBat | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Sex$^\dagger$ | $\frac{19}{22}$ | $\frac{18}{22}$ | Age | $\frac{18}{24}$ | $\frac{19}{24}$
$^\dagger$: two datasets were single-sex, so a sex effect could not be estimated within-dataset --- ### ComBat does not disrupt within-individual signal - are we preserving basic properties of the connectome?
--- # Summary - provide a precise description of batch effects as a causal inference problem - propose a method for estimating batch effects - show the batch effect can be removed - show batch effect removal via ComBat preserves inter-individual and intra-individual signal --- # Acknowledgements - Key Contributors: Joshua T. Vogelstein, Brian Caffo, Mike Powell, Noam Finkelstein, Anton Alyakin, Consortium for Reliability and Reproducibility


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Tutorial¶
We assume a machine with a reasonably up to date operating system.
NOTE: You may need to run the commands listed
here with higher user privilege such as root i.e., prefix commands with sudo
.
Install Dependencies¶
At the OS-level we require Python 2.7, Git, and Pip to function.
If your system does not have any of these see the installation page.
Install BLCI¶
Assuming all dependencies are installed simply clone BLCI from gitub and run the installation script as follows:
git clone https://github.com/neurodata/blci.git
cd blci/
./install
If this fails, look to the full installation guide for detailed installation instructions.
BLCI Use¶
For more comprehensive documentation on the BLCI interface and commands, please refer to the interface page.
Example repo/project¶
The following is a project with code and data that we use as a running example throughout this tutorial. To follow along we advise you to download it.
myrepo/
code/
a.py
analysis/
c.py
data/
data.txt
databy2.txt
otherdata/
data.txt
NOTE: All paths are relative to $PROJECT_HOME
, the root directory for
your project.
Example code
dir details of importance¶
- The script
code/a.py
readsdata/data.txt
and writesdata/databy2.txt
- The script
code/analysis/c.py
reads
Create a blci.yml
config file¶
At a minimum the configuration file needs to contain the language
setting and
BLCI will flesh it out as much possible, then users must complete it as
necessary.
All configuration settings are documented on the configuration page.
language: python
Initialize (init
) the repo¶
Execute:
./bl myrepo -i
BLCI initialization will result in a fleshed out, but often incomplete
blci.yml
file. In our case what we receive is:
language: python
version: 2.7
name: myrepo
description: A BrainLab Continuous Integration repo
code_loc:
- code
credentials: .credentials
data_dep:
read: {}
write: {}
data_loc:
- data
ignore: [.*, .pyc, .d, .o, .javac, .rbin, .mat]
nthread: 1
read:
- .py
- .ipynb
path: []
NOTE: The order of the settings does not matter, but the spacing matters when it comes to settings with lists as values.
BLCI also builds a code-to-code dependency metadata file that is saved as
blci.deps
. This should not be edited by users. This file notes any
code-to-code dependencies within the repo. These are obtained from
import
/include
statements.
Complete the configuration file¶
We must now specify all the data-to-code dependencies for the data files.
First, we need to add the data
and otherdata
directories as data locations.
data_loc:
- data
- otherdata
Next, we need to indicate the following data dependencies:
data/data.txt
is read bycode/a.py
andcode/analysis/c.py
otherdata/data.txt
is written bycode/analysis/c.py
data/databy2.txt
is written bycode/a.py
.
Here is how we would achieve this:
data_dep:
read:
data/data.txt:
- code/a.py
- code/analysis/c.py
write:
data/databy2.txt:
- code/a.py
otherdata/data.txt:
- code/analysis/c.py
Modify script
actions to justify data_dep
settings¶
Now we add the script
action that actually performs computation and supports
the data_dep
settings. The following is what a script
value might look like
for this example:
script:
- python code/analysis/c.py data/data.txt 2.5 otherdata/data.txt
- cd code && python a.py
Read over the
script
setting in Travis for details on what actions it triggers. Note that we use it
not as a testing action, but instead an action to perform computation.
Add (add
) the repo¶
Finally we need to add the repo as a BLCI repo. This action will:
- Create a remote repo in Github for you with the name you specify (or it was
given by default) as the
name
argument. The repo will also have a branch with the same name as your remote repo. - Create and track the remote repo with Travis-CI.
To perform this action execute:
./bl myrepo -a
Proceed to check https://travis-ci.org/ to ensure your repo is created correctly and builds.
Update BLCI repo¶
TODO: update instructions