About Me
DESCRIPTION
I am a Software Engineer in Denver, CO. I have experience working on the front and back end of websites, app, cloud development. I particularly enjoy working as a front-end developer and ensuring that the websites I create are fully accessible.
LANGUAGES
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- Java
- Python
- HTML5
- CSS3
- C
FRAMEWORKS
- React
- React Native
- Next.js
OTHER TECHNOLOGIES
- Node
- Git
- AWS
Work Experience
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER
Amazon
- Collaborate with experienced cross-disciplinary Amazonians to develop, design, and bring to market innovative devices and services
- Design and build innovative technologies in a large distributed computing environment and help lead fundamental changes in the industry
- Create solutions to run predictions on distributed systems with exposure to cutting edge technologies at incredible scale and speed
- Build distributed storage, index, and query systems that are scalable, fault-tolerant, low cost, and easy to manage/use
I work in Java, C++, and TypeScript primarily. Developing on-device and cloud software.
August 2021 – January 2023
Denver, CO
Languages
- Java
- TypeScript
- C++
WEB DEVELOPER (TECHRANGER)
University of Central Florida
I worked as a web developer for the UCF Center for Distributed Learning.
I supported professors' online course development and built and supported applications for students, professors, and for CDL internal use.
I have built two learning games that are integrated with UCF's online learning platform, Canvas, contributed to a Python API for the same learning platform, and contributed to an internal admin dashboard.
March 2019 – October 2020
Orlando, FL
Technologies
- JavaScript
- Python
- HTML5
- CSS3
- React
- Vue
- Django
Projects
Canvas API
A library for accessing the Canvas API with Python. It allows Canvas to be managed programmatically. I implemented the endpoints for all the associated poll functions.
Materia
A platform that allows small games to be created by teachers to engage their students and help them learn. I helped fix bugs on the backend of the website and changed styling.
Materia Widgets
I created a game that mimics a spreadsheet to test students. I also created a game that allows teachers to create a graph. Students have to properly connect the graph's nodes and label the edges.
I also added documentation to several game modules and updated them to Node 12.
Soulpatch
An internal admin dashboard that allows users to use Python scripts in a graphical interface. It also allows for scripted actions in our learning management system, Canvas.
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER INTERN
Amazon
I interned with Amazon over the summer of my senior year. I worked in the Devices organization on the project from the initial design phase up until it was released.
I built a service to reset the cloud settings of Alexa devices. It was required to be highly scalable and extensible.
May 2020 – August 2020
Remote
Technologies
- Java
- TypeScript
- AWS Cloud Development Kit
- AWS Elastic Container Service
- AWS Fargate
Projects
CHIP8-EMU.JS
A Chip-8 emulator I wrote in vanilla JavaScript that runs in the browser. It comes with some preloaded ROMs or you can upload your own.
Technologies
- JavaScript
- HTML5
- CSS3
Links
WATCHR_BOT
A reddit bot that searches for keywords and messages me when something new is posted in a specific time frame. I used it to be alerted when items I was interested were listed for sale on various subreddits.
Technologies
Links
IS GARAGE A FULL?
A website that checks if Garage A at UCF is full. It uses Python on the back end running on Heroku that scrapes the UCF parking website every hour and records the data to Google Firebase. The front end pulls the data with Firebase's REST API.
Technologies
Links
MERIT COURT REPORTING
A website for a family member's court reporting business. Ported from Orchard CMS to use vanilla HTML/CSS/JS.
Technologies
- JavaScript
- HTML5
- CSS3
Links
THIS PORTFOLIO
I built this portfolio to showcase my work and skills.
Technologies
- JavaScript
- HTML5
- CSS3


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Akka.Event Namespace
Classes
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| ActorEventBus<(Of <(<'TEvent, TClassifier>)>)> |
Class ActorEventBus.
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| BusLogging |
Class BusLogging.
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| DeadLetter |
Class DeadLetter.
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| DeadLetterListener |
Class DeadLetterListener.
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| Debug |
Class Debug.
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| DefaultLogger |
Class DefaultLogger.
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| DummyClassForStringSources |
This is a “marker” class which is inserted as originator class into
LogEvent when the string representation was supplied directly.
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| Error |
Class Error.
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| EventBus<(Of <(<'TEvent, TClassifier, TSubscriber>)>)> |
Class EventBus.
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| EventStream |
Class EventStream.
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| Info |
Class Info.
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| InitializeLogger |
Class InitializeLogger.
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| LogEvent |
Class LogEvent.
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| LoggerInitialized |
Class LoggerInitialized.
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| Logging |
Class Logging.
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| LoggingAdapter |
Class LoggingAdapter.
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| LoggingBus |
Class LoggingBus.
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| StandardOutLogger |
Class StandardOutLogger.
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| Subscription<(Of <(<'TSubscriber, TClassifier>)>)> |
Class Subscription.
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| TraceLogger |
TraceLogger - writes to System.Trace; useful for systems that use trace listeners.
To activate the TraceLogger, add loggers = [""Akka.Event.TraceLogger, Akka""] to your config
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| UnhandledMessage |
Class UnhandledMessage.
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| Warning |
Class Warning.
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Workestrator is a library to distribute tasks to child processes. It is written in TypeScript and use ES2017 features.
This project is highly inspired by node-worker-farm
and add some new features.
Typescript Documentation : https://yaty.github.io/workestrator/
const workestrator = require("workestrator");
const farm = workestrator.create({
module: "/absolute/path/to/the/worker/module.js",
});
try {
await farm.run(1, 2, 3); // returns 6
await farm.runMethod("foo", 1, 2, 3); // returns "bar:1:2:3"
} catch (err) {
console.log("Oh ... it failed :(", err);
}
And the module is :
module.exports = function(a, b, c) {
return a + b + c;
};
module.exports.foo = function(a, b, c) {
return `bar:${a}:${b}:${c}`;
};
Running and broadcasting methods.
Doing it the slow (single-process) way...
π ≈ 3.141597687999999 (0.000005034410206050666 away from actual!)
took 12217 milliseconds
Doing it the fast (multi-process) way...
π ≈ 3.1415487919999996 (0.000043861589793525724 away from actual!)
took 3425 milliseconds
See the full example with code here !
Create a new farm.
const workestrator = require("workestrator");
const farm = workestrator.create({
module: "/absolute/path/to/the/worker/module.js"
});
options
Options is an object, the default values are :
{
fork: {
args: process.argv,
cwd: process.cwd(),
env: process.env,
execArgv: process.execArgv.filter((v) => !(/^--(debug|inspect)/).test(v)), // without debug and inspect
execPath: process.execPath,
silent: false,
},
killTimeout: 500,
maxConcurrentCalls: Infinity,
maxConcurrentCallsPerWorker: 10,
maxIdleTime: Infinity,
maxRetries: 3,
numberOfWorkers: require("os").cpus().length,
serializerPath: workestrator.serializers.JSON
timeout: Infinity,
ttl: Infinity,
}
module
(mandatory !) : Absolute path to your module.fork
: Fork options used for each worker (see Node.js documentation)killTimeout
: The amount of time in ms for a worker to exit gracefully before killing it like butchers with SIGKILL.maxConcurrentCalls
: The maximum number of calls in the farm queue, i.e. : calls being processed by workers + calls waiting in the queue.maxConcurrentCallsPerWorker
: The maximum number of calls a worker can execute concurrently.maxIdleTime
: The maximum amount of time a worker can live without receiving a call. It will kill the worker and restart another one according to your policy.maxRetries
: How many times a call should be retried before failing once and for all, it will throw a CallMaxRetryError with the original error in the reason
property if this is reached.numberOfWorkers
: The amount of workers in the farm.serializerPath
: Absolute path to the serializer, Workestrator provides two serializers (JSON for basic data types, CBOR for complex data types). See Serializers
section.timeout
: A call will have to finish under timeout
ms. It will throw a TimeoutError. It will be retried according to the farm options.ttl
: The amount of calls a worker can execute. The worker will be killed, his tasks will be redistributed to other workers. A new worker will be created.Kill all farms.
workestrator.kill();
Run the default exported method in your module with arguments. Async. Returns what's returned by the default method.
try {
const res = await farm.run(1, [], "");
console.log("Result :", res);
} catch (err) {
console.log("Oh no :'(", err);
}
Run a specific method in your module. Async. Returns what's returned by the method.
try {
// bar is a method exported with : module.exports.bar = function ...
const res = await farm.runMethod("bar", 1, [], "");
console.log("Result :", res);
} catch (err) {
console.log("Oh no :'(", err);
}
Run the default exported method in every worker with arguments. Async. Returns an array with the first element being the succeeded calls and the second element the failures.
const [successes, failures] = await farm.broadcast(1, [], "");
console.log("Successes :", successes);
console.log("Failures :", failures);
Run a specific method in every worker. Async. Returns an array with the first element being the succeeded calls and the second element the failures.
// bar is a function exported with : module.exports.bar = function ...
const [successes, failures] = await farm.broadcastMethod("foo", 1, [], "");
console.log("Successes :", successes);
console.log("Failures :", failures);
Kill the farm.
farm.kill();
According to the data you send and receive to your workers you might need to use a different serializer. Data needs to be serialized in order to be sent to the worker process.
Two serializers are available :
For performances you might want to check the benchmark.
You can also build your own serializer. You need to extends the Serializer class :
const {Serializer} = require("workestrator");
class MySerializer extends Serializer {
encode(data) {
// do some encoding
return encodedData;
}
decode(data) {
// do some decoding
return decodedData;
}
}
module.exports = MySerializer;
Then set the farm options accordingly :
const farm = workestrator.create({
module: "/absolute/path/to/the/worker/module.js",
serializerPath: "/absolute/path/to/MySerializer", // you can use require.resolve to get the absolute path
});
JSON serializer path is in workestrator.serializers.JSON
.
CBOR serializer path is in workestrator.serializers.CBOR
.
You can listen to events from a worker of from the farm directly. They both extends Node.js EventEmitter. All those events are already being used by Workestrator. You do not have to implement anything, it works out of the box. I wanted to expose events to have the possibility to add logging but I'm sure they are other use-cases :)
farm.on(event, callback)
When a new worker is created within the farm.
farm.on("online", (worker) => {
// ...
});
When a worker is sending a message to the farm.
data
looks like this :
{
callId: number;
res?: any;
err?: Error;
workerId: number;
}
farm.on("message", (worker, data) => {
// ...
});
When a worker disconnect. See Node.js documentation
farm.on("disconnect", (worker) => {
// ...
});
The error
event is emitted whenever:
farm.on("error", (worker, err) => {
// ...
});
When a stdio streams of a worker have been closed. See Node.js documentation
farm.on("close", (worker, code, signal) => {
// ...
});
farm.on("exit", (worker, code, signal) => {
// ...
});
When ttl
is reached.
farm.on("ttl", (worker) => {
// ...
});
When maxIdleTime
is reached.
farm.on("idle", (worker) => {
// ...
});
You can enable logging by using an environment variable : DEBUG=workestrator:*
I was looking for a project to use TypeScript, so the idea was to reproduce node-worker-farm
and add some new features. It actually went pretty smoothly and I'm happy with the result ;)
Workestrator is Copyright (c) 2018 Hugo Da Roit (@Yaty) and licensed under the MIT license. All rights not explicitly granted in the MIT license are reserved. See the included LICENSE file for more details.
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Before Change
ResolvePexEntryPointRequest(binary[PexEntryPointField], binary[PexBinarySources])
)
binary_entry_points = await MultiGet(
Get(ResolvedPexEntryPoint, ResolvePexEntryPointRequest, request)
for request in entry_point_requests
)
for key, binary_entry_point in zip(key_to_binary_spec.keys(), binary_entry_points):
entry_points = setup_kwargs["entry_points"] = setup_kwargs.get("entry_points", {})
After Change
f"type {binary.alias}."
)
entry_point = binary[PexEntryPointField].value
if not entry_point:
raise InvalidEntryPoint(
"Every `pex_binary` used in `.with_binaries()` for the `provides` field for "
f"{exported_addr} must explicitly set the `entry_point` field, but "
f"{binary.address} left the field off. Set `entry_point` to "
"`path.to.module:func`, e.g. `project.app:main`."
)
if ":" not in entry_point:
raise InvalidEntryPoint(
"Every `pex_binary` used in `with_binaries()` for the `provides()` field for "
f"{exported_addr} must set the `entry_point` field in the format "


class AudioLoadHandler : AudioLoadResultHandler
Class which loads sources based on provided identifiers asynchronously.
Each instance of this class can only be used once, and an exception will be thrown as well as an error log being produced each time this is used more than once -- which it is not, if using the normal, stable Basalt release.
internal AudioLoadHandler(server: BasaltServer)
Constructs an AudioLoadHandler from a BasaltServer instance. |
val future: CompletableFuture<LoadResult>
A CompletableFuture that can be completed with a LoadResult. |
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val isUsed: AtomicBoolean
An AtomicBoolean that atomically checks to see if this instance has already been used before. |
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val server: BasaltServer
A BasaltServer reference. |
fun load(identifier: String): CompletionStage<LoadResult>
Loads a source based on a given identifier, returning a CompletionStage that is used internally for various purposes. |
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fun loadFailed(exception: FriendlyException): Unit
Called by Lavaplayer whenever an error occurs while loading a source, completing the result. |
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fun noMatches(): Unit
Called by Lavaplayer if no matches could be associated with the provided identifier, completing the result. |
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fun playlistLoaded(playlist: AudioPlaylist): Unit
Called by Lavaplayer whenever a playlist of tracks (including search results) is loaded successfully, completing the result. |
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fun trackLoaded(track: AudioTrack): Unit
Called by Lavaplayer whenever a single track is loaded successfully, completing the result. |


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Indira Gandhi’s birth anniversary: Rare photos of the ‘Iron Lady’ from Express archives
Today marks the 102nd birth anniversary of India’s first and only female prime minister Indira Gandhi. Political leaders from across the spectrum paid rich tributes to the ‘Iron Lady of India’.
19 Nov 2019, 07:03
Former prime minister Indira Gandhi addressing the nation from the Doordarshan studio during Emergency on August, 1975. Being the only child of Jawaharlal Nehru, who was a leading figure in India’s political struggling, Gandhi grew up with her mother Kamala Nehru at Anand Bhavan in Allahabad. (Express archive photo)
Six-year-old Indira Gandhi with Mahatma Gandhi during his 21-day fast in Delhi in 1924. Express archive photo)
M Karunanidhi handing over a container containing valuables for Indian Army jawans to former prime minister Indira Gandhi. (Express archive photo)
Political leader Morarji Desai with former prime minister Indira Gandhi and S Nijalingappa during AICC meeting, Bangalore. (Express archive photo)
Sonia Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi, Varun Gandhi, Maneka gandhi (partially seen behind) with former prime minister Indira Gandhi at Shanti Van on Sanjay Gandhi's death anniversary in 1981. (Express photo: RK Sharma)
Indira Gandhi, the first and the only female prime minister of India, was born on this day in 1917 in Uttar Pradesh’s Allahabad. (Express photo: Prem Nath Pandey)
Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi paid tribute to Indira Gandhi on her birth anniversary at Shakti Sthal in New Delhi. (Express photo: Prem Nath Pandey)
Former prime minister Manmohan Singh paid floral tributes to the Iron Lady of India.(Express photo: Prem Nath Pandey)
Ex-vice president Hamid Ansari at Shakti Sthal in New Delhi. Several Congress MPs and party workers were also in attendance at the ceremony in New Delhi. (Express photo: Prem Nath Pandey)
Top Congress leaders including interim chief Sonia Gandhi, former prime minister Manmohan Singh, former president Pranab Mukherjee, and former vice-president Hamid Ansari Tuesday paid homage to Indira Gandhi at Shakti Sthal in New Delhi. (Express photo: Prem Nath Pandey)


Easily acquire Landsat <https://landsat.usgs.gov>, a remote sensing satellite, data from R. Search for Landsat scenes and download the Landsat data using this library which uses API built by Development Seed <https://api.developmentseed.org/satellites> and U.S. Geological Survey <https://espa.cr.usgs.gov/api>.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.2) |
| Imports: | RCurl, svMisc, httr, jsonlite, dplyr, readr, stringr |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-07-30 |
| Author: | Himanshu Sikaria - SocialCops [aut, cre], Shilpa Arora [rev], Akash Tandon [rev], Kriti Kathuria [rev] |
| Maintainer: | Himanshu Sikaria <himanshu.sikaria at socialcops.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/socialcopsdev/rLandsat/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 | file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/socialcopsdev/rLandsat |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | rLandsat results |
| Reference manual: | rLandsat.pdf |
| Package source: | rLandsat_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rLandsat_0.1.0.zip, r-release: rLandsat_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: rLandsat_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: rLandsat_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: rLandsat_0.1.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=rLandsat to link to this page.


SUSC caters for players of all abilities: from complete beginners to the seasoned pro! With 4 Hampshire Squash Mens Teams, 2 Mens BUCS, a Ladies Team, Club Night and our new online squash ladder there is a place for everyone!.
Squash is a racquet sport played by two (singles) or four players (doubles) in a four-walled court with a small, hollow rubber ball. The players must alternate in striking the ball with their racquet and hit the ball onto the playable surfaces of the four walls of the court
Squash is played between two players on a squash court each using a standard racket, and a ball approved by England Squash & Racketball.
Matches are the best of 3 or 5 games, at the option of the competition organiser. Each game is point a rally scoring to 11 (PAR 11). If the score in a game is tied at 10-10, a player must win by 2 clear points.
Points can be scored by either player. When a player fails to serve or to return the ball, in accordance with the rules, the opponent wins the point. When the Receiver wins a point, they become the Server and add one to their score.
After a good service has been delivered, the players return the ball alternately until one or the other fails to make a good return, or the ball otherwise ceases to be in play, in accordance with the rules.
NB: If any part of the ball touches the out line the ball is deemed out or if the ball hits the tin or the floor on its second bounce the ball is deemed down. Similarly, if the ball bounces on or before the short line from a service, the serve is deemed a fault.
A return is good if the ball, before it has bounced twice on the floor, is returned by the striker on to the front wall above the tin, without touching the floor or any part of the striker’s body or clothing, provided the ball is not hit twice, down or out.
A Let is an undecided stroke, and the service or rally in respect of which a Let is allowed, shall not count and the Server shall serve again from the same box.
A player wins a stroke:
After playing a ball, a player must make every effort to get out of the opponents way.
That is:
Immediately preceding the start of play, a period not exceeding five minutes shall be allowed on court for the purpose of warming-up.
Rules courtesy of England Squash & Racketball
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Remember challenges are limited to 3 above your current position!
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Challenge Other members to games to move up the ladder and become the club champion!
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Introduction to Data Science for Life Scientists (MBIO740)
02 Aug 2017Overview
Data driven discovery is a research paradigm that leverages increasingly massive datasets, in conjunction with state-of-the-art computational and mathematical techniques – popularly referred to as data science – to further scientific discovery and gain valuable insight. This course will introduce fundamental data science concepts required for efficiently preprocessing, analyzing, visualizing, and storing large research data. Biology students can directly apply the knowledge acquired in this course to tackle the analysis of their own datasets or to gain the theoretical and practical expertise which will prepare them for more advanced data analysis-related courses (e.g., ICS 435: Machine Learning Fundamentals; or ICS491 Special Topics: Big Data Analytics).
The course will use a flipped classroom model. It assumes little to no prior experience in programming and will start from the basics of Python under the Jupyter notebook environment.
The three core topics covered in this class emphasize:
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Python as a tool for data processing: the subtopics that will be emphasized are data wrangling using Pandas, data visualization libraries, batch parallel computing and pipelines.
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Overview of some of the mathematical theory underlying data-analysis strategies, specifically in combinatorics, probability distributions, linear algebra and basic optimization.
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Introduction to popular data-analysis algorithms, such as those used for sampling from complex distributions, dimensionality reduction, as well as supervised and unsupervised machine learning.


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Amanzimtoti’s Erasmus sisters blast out the water
In preparation for the inter-provincial tournament, the sisters are training four times a week.
by Earl BaillacheAmanzimtoti water stars Jessica, 16, and Stephanie Erasmus, 13, have been selected for KZN waterpolo teams for the second consecutive year. The sisters, who play for Amanzimtoti High School, made the KZN U15 and U13 teams and have been invited to go on tour in December.
Jessica is a Grade 9 learner at the school, while Stephanie is finishing Grade 7 at Kuswag before accepting a full scholarship to join her sister next year. They are the only two girls from Amanzimtoti who have been selected to the KZN A teams this year.
Last year Jessica was chosen as a non-travelling reserve for the SA U15 team and hopes to be chosen as a traveller this year. “They will choose the SA team after an inter-provincial tournament taking place in Johannesburg from 7 to 11 December. I hope I make the squad and I’ve been working hard for it.”
They are both totally committed to waterpolo, so much so that this year that had to make a decision to drop canoeing to concentrate on their chosen sport. “We don’t miss canoeing. We never liked the marathons, only the sprints,” said Stephanie, who won the McGregor surfski series two years ago, and along with the title a customised canoe and sponsored paddles.
READ ALSO: Help Toti sisters reach inter-provincial waterpolo tournament
In preparation for the inter-provincial tournament, the sisters are training four times a week with their teams, travelling to Durban, Umhlanga, Kloof and Pietermaritzburg. “I feel much more comfortable in the team this year. We know more about how to play with each other,” said Jessica. “We have some new players and some I have played with before, so it’s a bit more difficult for me,” said Stephanie.
Having a clinic with an SA coach in June and July helped them progress tremendously. Jessica said they are aiming for top spot after finishing fourth last year and the U13s want to end in the top three.
Stephanie plays hole guard or hole man, while Jessica can play anywhere, but prefers wing or fetch. There are 14 players in a waterpolo team, but only seven, including a goalkeeper, are allowed in the pool at once. A match is divided into four five-to-eight minute chakras.
Jessica plays squash in the off-season to keep fit and both prefer lazing in the pool or kicking a rugby ball around for fun. Asked what they enjoy about their sport, Stephanie was quick to answer: “The rough stuff” while Jessica said: “I just like being in water.”
READ ALSO: Amanzimtoti Swimmer to make splash at SA champs
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This function will plot the coverage at an input region in the style of a browser track. It allows for normalization of the signal which enables direct comparison across samples.
ArchRRegionTrack(ArchRProj = NULL, region = NULL, groupBy = "Clusters", useGroups = NULL, useCoverages = FALSE, plotSummary = c("bulkTrack", "featureTrack", "geneTrack"), sizes = c(10, 2, 4), features = getPeakSet(ArchRProj), geneSymbol = NULL, upstream = 50000, downstream = 50000, tileSize = 100, minCells = 25, normMethod = "ReadsInTSS", threads = getArchRThreads(), ylim = NULL, baseSize = 7, borderWidth = 0.4, tickWidth = 0.4, facetbaseSize = 7, geneAnnotation = getGeneAnnotation(ArchRProj), title = "", ...)
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| groupBy | A string that indicates how cells should be grouped. This string corresponds to one of the standard or user-supplied |
| useGroups | A character vector that is used to select a subset of groups by name from the designated |
| useCoverages | A boolean indicating whether to use group coverages instead of ArrowFiles for track plotting. See |
| plotSummary | A character vector containing the features to be potted. Possible values include "bulkTrack" (the ATAC-seq signal), "featureTrack" (i.e. the peak regions), and "geneTrack" (line diagrams of genes with introns and exons shown. Blue-colored genes are on the minus strand and red-colored genes are on the plus strand). |
| sizes | A numeric vector containing up to 3 values that indicate the sizes of the individual components passed to |
| features | A |
| geneSymbol | If |
| upstream | The number of basepairs upstream of the transcription start site of |
| downstream | The number of basepairs downstream of the transcription start site of |
| tileSize | The numeric width of the tile/bin in basepairs for plotting ATAC-seq signal tracks. All insertions in a single bin will be summed. |
| minCells | The minimum number of cells contained within a cell group to allow for this cell group to be plotted. This argument can be used to exclude pseudo-bulk replicates generated from low numbers of cells. |
| normMethod | The name of the column in |
| threads | The number of threads to use for parallel execution. |
| ylim | The numeric quantile y-axis limit to be used for for "bulkTrack" plotting. If not provided, the y-axis limit will be c(0, 0.999). |
| baseSize | The numeric font size to be used in the plot. This applies to all plot labels. |
| borderWidth | The numeric line width to be used for plot borders. |
| tickWidth | The numeric line width to be used for axis tick marks. |
| facetbaseSize | The numeric font size to be used in the facets (gray boxes used to provide track labels) of the plot. |
| geneAnnotation | The |
| title | The title to add at the top of the plot next to the plot's genomic coordinates. |
| ... | additional args |


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BERLIN (Reuters) - German data mining software firm Celonis said on Thursday that it had raised $290 mln in a Series C funding round, putting a $2.5 billion valuation on the company that has been compared with enterprise application giant SAP.
The funding round was led by Arena Holdings and investors included Ryan Smith, the founder of customer experience specialist Qualtrics that was bought by SAP for $8 billion a year ago.
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Good Juju is a Borderlands 3 gun that’s basically Bad Juju from Destiny
by Sherif SaedIt seems someone at Borderlands 3 dev Gearbox is an avid Destiny fan, because they’ve created a very earnest reference to Bungie’s shooter.
Borderlands 3 players came across a new Legendary assault rifle in the game called Good Juju. If the name doesn’t immediatly ring a bell; it is an Easter egg referencing the Destiny (and Destiny 2) pulse rifle Bad Juju.
Just in case the name and weapon design weren’t obvious enough, Gearbox also made sure the rest of the weapon’s make-up stands out. Good Juju is a burst-fire assault rifle that reloads on kill, has a similar look to Bad Juju. Further proving the lineage, Good Juju’s flavour text reads, “Kinda sorta wants to end all existence”, a refrence to Bad Juju’s own “If you believe your weapon wants to end all existence, so it will.”
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A happy engineer is a productive engineer. I protect my enthusiasm with incremental improvements to my workflow. I aim to keep current; automation and telemetry improve agility and lead to better software. I thrive in teams that invest in their engineers.
Engineering is an art with resource scarcity. Time, money and the customer should always factor into decisions. Understanding a customer's priorities and contraints is critical. I enjoy interacting with clients, because direct communication can lead to well-tailored solutions.
Inclusivity is a great way to build an enthusiatic team. I like teams that share in each other's success. For example, it's a joy to have engineers celebrating new sales and product managers joining the Linux migration happy hour. This collaboration promotes excitement and mutual understanding.
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--- layout: post title: Thoughtful Reading date: '2013-03-19 10:37:52 -0700' mt_id: 1509 blog_id: 1 post_id: 1509 basename: thoughtful_reading categories: - quick-quotes ---
I know people who read and read, and for all the good it does them they might just as well cut bread-and-butter. They take to reading as better men take to drink. They fly through the shires of literature on a motor-car, their sole object being motion. They will tell you how many books they have read in a year.
Unless you give at least forty-five minutes to careful, fatiguing reflection (it is an awful bore at first) upon what you are reading, your ninety minutes of a night are chiefly wasted. This means that your pace will be slow.
— Arnold Bennett, How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day
My own reading is quite slow because of all the pregnant pauses, but this quote is a great reminder that I need to mull more. I would also recommend Henry Hazlitt's Thinking as a Science, which is where I discovered Bennett's book.


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What is Vector Visualizer?
Vector Visualizer is an open source, free application built for the web. It is used as a learning resource and a hands-on experience with linear algebra. It is powered by WebGL and a custom-made vector math library which is also free and open source.
What features does Vector Visualizer include?
Vector Visualizer includes:
- The editing of vertices and indices to form shapes and models.
- The transformation of these shapes and models with translation, rotation, and scaling.
- Basic .obj file support.
- An open source vector math library for Javascript.
New features may be added and/or improved in the future.
Are there any restrictions on the use of this software?
The short answer is no. If you want a more detailed explanation of what you may and may not do with it, refer to the license. Vector Visualizer is distributed under the MIT License.


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WITNESS LIST
Mental Health, Select Committee
August 17, 2016 - 9:00 AM
Mental Health / Behavioral Health Public Testimony
On:
Aylor, Candace (Self)
Banks, Kevin (Self)
Bass, David (Self)
Biagas, Deloris (Self; Nami Greater Houston)
Brauer, Andrea (Texas gun sense)
Derr, Patti (Self)
Ellsesser, Stephen (Emergence Health Network)
Farmer, Tony (Self; Young People in Recovery)
Fette, Claudette (Self)
Finkel, Jaclyn (Self)
Heyden, Marita (Self)
Horton, Colleen (Hogg Foundation for Mental Health)
Howell, Jason (Self; SoberHood)
Ligon, Katharine (Center for Public Policy Priorities)
Malin, Jane (Self; NAMI Greater Houston)
Malone, Benny (Self; NAMI Greater Houston)
Marquez, Evelyn (Self; People's Community Clinic)
Murphy, Amelia (Self; Santa Maria Hostel, Inc)
Pickles, Patricia (Self)
Romness, Valerie (Self; Challenger street newspaper)
Rosas, Apryl (Texas Office for Prevention of Developmental Disabilities)
Rowan, Paul (Self)
Saurage, Nikki (Self; Kerrville Recovery Community, Sober Kerrville and The White Lily
House)
Simmons, Miranda (Self)
Weinstein, Jobi (Teen and Family Services)
Zapinski, Laurie (Self)
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Recently, a bunch of my friends went to local doctors where they were prescribed 8mg Suboxone sublingual tablets for their so called 'addiction'. They really were in no condition to need these pills, but pushed for them anyway, until eventually getting their way. After trying them, they gave a few of the tabs to me to try. Mind you, I have a high opiate tolerance, and have been abusing OCs, Percocets, and Hydrocodones for quite some time now.
To begin with, not knowing the absolute strength of the drug, I let one tab dissolve under my tongue. It tasted like oranges, with a little bit of medicine mixed in. A nice little buzz was felt approx. 45 minutes after first taking it, and I had high hopes. I waited about another 45 minutes to no avail, and without doing any research, dissolved the second tab.
In know way shape or form should I have ever take down 16 mg of Suboxone on my first dose without knowing the full effects. Apparently, this is a 24 hour drug and I was nowhere near reaching a peak before downing the second dose. Well, as soon as I dissolved that second tab, the first one started kicking in hard, and I knew I was gonna be comatose before long. I popped in a movie, layed in my bed, and let the drug take its course.
Wow, this stuff is really strong. For a while, I was dozing in and out, not really paying attention to the movie, loving life, and loving the feeling in my body. I've never done heroin in its pure form, so I don't know where it is on the chain, but Suboxone is very comparable to a strong OC dosage.
Anyways, The next day I was still high, and my addiction did not ask for anymore the whole day. All in all, it was a fun time, and is a drug I may or may not use in the future.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Before Change
def test_forward_qnn_mobilenet_v3_net():
Test the Quantized TFLite Mobilenet V3 model.
// In MobilenetV3, some ops are not supported before tf 1.15 fbs schema
if package_version.parse(tf.VERSION) < package_version.parse("1.15.0"):
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tflite_model_file = tf_testing.get_workload_official(
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After Change
def test_forward_qnn_mobilenet_v3_net():
Test the Quantized TFLite Mobilenet V3 model.
// In MobilenetV3, some ops are not supported before tf 1.15 fbs schema
if package_version.parse(tf.VERSION) < package_version.parse("1.15.0"):
pytest.skip("Unsupported in tflite < 1.15.0")
else:
pytest.skip("This segfaults with tensorflow 1.15.2 and above")
tflite_model_file = tf_testing.get_workload_official(
"https://storage.googleapis.com/mobilenet_v3/checkpoints/v3-large_224_1.0_uint8.tgz",
"v3-large_224_1.0_uint8/v3-large_224_1.0_uint8.tflite")
with open(tflite_model_file, "rb") as f:


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Gender prediction (KNN)
Favorite Color
Cool
Neutral
Warm
Favorite Music Genre
Folk/Traditional
Hip hop
R&B and soul
Pop
Electronic
Jazz/Blues
Rock
Favorite Beverage
Beer
Vodka
Whiskey
Wine
Other
Doesn't drink
Favorite Soft Drink
7UP/Sprite
Coca Cola/Pepsi
Fanta
Other
Predict
Prediction
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module Touch:sig
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Coordinates are in surface normalized
coordinates with (0,0)
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to the top right corner.
type
t
val id : t -> int
id t
is a unique identifier for the touch
(FIXME across device identifiers ?)val start_pos : t -> Gg.p2
start_pos t
is the initial touch position of t
.val did : t -> int
did t
is a device identifier for the touch.val pos : t -> Gg.p2 React.signal
pos t
is the current touch position of t
.val dpos : t -> Gg.v2 React.event
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occurs when the touch moves with the current touch position
minus the previous one.val pressure : t -> float React.signal
pressure t
is the pressure normalized from 0.
to 1.
(if
available).val over : t -> [ `Cancel | `Up ] React.event
over t
occurs once whenever the touch ends either because
the pressure stops (`Up
) or because the touch is canceled (`Cancel
,
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start
occurs whenever touches do.


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